davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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trclnnu,
Dublin tstpt. O. Correspondence Of tho Sep I,rrs

u0Fld. j.,
Tho population Of ireland decreased by ,Gas.-
3l9 pergo,ss botweon tho yoa,Y lBu-,5l, by
775,8l4 In tho next dooalo, md BY 99G, POS bo-
tweon tho years lB0l-7l. TAoyo IL rauBon 10
bcloYo TINT this decrease by tho oud Of tho prea-
ont dccalo will haye wholly ceased, that ,tl,at
tho emigration Will not oxcoel tlo natural i'll
craaso Of tho population The conttttion Of tho
country IL now really prosperous. Wagoa hayo
groaty advanced in consequence Of the limited
supply Of laborora Tho reform Of tho Land
law hns had most oxcollont nrout, and not unfro-
qucntlY 1rlshmon return from America with fur-
tnnes gained tho1o to tako up tloir abode In t,o!v
natiyo land; Tho nsgrcgato Investments in Coy
ornmont stocks. toint.atock banlsa. md Bayilga
bAnks in 1864 wore .t5i 1885, 00l {. but OH tho 9Oit
or juno, 187l, they wora G73a2. .000 MI incyoavc
Of ~ per cont in ton yoara. Tho value Of iva
stock In 1901 wns $50, tx, ,010 In 1874 It was
E17, 2225 667. 1t il to bo ronarkeu TINT ntlIoneI,
in thirty years ireland Aaa loat about 00U ODi ~
hor poop!o, tho rclatiyo proportion ur Catloiru
aud l'rotestants ronlanB utmost uncl,nproI. In
Munster, In 1851, U33 out OF every Lido woro
Catholics tho proportion now ii DlN tn cnc,
600. IN Kerry tho Catholics III 1901 woro .s;:
III each 900: thoy now arc 0G3 i'll 1,i)Ou. II
- lr"taatans" ulstor--wll;cl Ii Protestant mi,
IN lIa1le--stioro woro 75l Catholics in ouuh iii
in 1Aal atA NOW thoro ara 75G to oach OUtJ 'Th'
o!d laith dooa not iie out, despite lilo fuut lin,
the olulgranta arc Tor tho mout pagt OatLolicu.
, 1874-10-03


1nctit:;s OF ts7u 4.Hsuclutin1,,
The following is tue call for the animal n,o,.,
ins OF tue American Woman-SnTraso Aaaocn-
ton, "Ateh conrcnca In Detroit on tho 18th OF
octobcr Tor q two days soosion: -
Inc American Woman-SuGirage Association
VIII holu IT. sixth annual tnooting for tho eoc-
fio1 81 Officers and tho transaction Of bu,inass,
IN Detroit, Tueaaay and Wednesday, Oct. i;
anu II, at tho Opora-1Ioueo, commencing at 10
:. H. nj: Noports' Of auxiliary State soc4-
sroa Ilss dar!p|g |g;o 'e gass yoar will bo rem
eletioa uhou!d bo represented b. tIloir accredited
aolcgatoH, viz: Mano. Now Hampshire, ,mant,
massachusetts,, Rhode Irland. New York. Soa
Joraoy, Ionnsylyanla, Delaware, Virginia, s'outl,
Carol'na, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Missouri, AIicl..
clestes shonla tako caro- to Hocllro representation
y thelr tnll quota Of delegates, corresponding
~ number to tho Congrossiona! delegations OF
their respective States md in every State wl,cro
no such sociotios exist, MI friends Of woman
suffrage who concur i'll the objects and nsctiosla
Of tho American Wolnau-SutrraEe Association
nro respectfully inyitod to organize in thoir re-
spectire localittoa. Tie nocaasity Ut radical
pollttca! roiorm grows every scar moro evident.
To-day our Government is republican only il,
trocd by oliqucs OF trailing politcians through
tho lnacltncry Of raTsiea: Our nominations,
arc mado in callc,la BY los than Dor ceut uc
our yotesg ind aro ratified at tls polls by less
than ono-fonrtl Of our a4ult oitisons. A rial
political reform muHt onlst all the yrtuo, intel
lgoNco, and patriotism Of tho nntiou in i strue-
gle against yco, anl Ignorance, and aclilsllucHs,
Tho whole American people must bcoomo inter-
ostod IN political questions. In impartial y.f-
fraEe, irrespcotiYo OF so5 ltoa tho only n1l7atlon
equal rglsa, to our annual convention q! lIol,
cs.abllsi, Impartial suffrage alslt thus chock t1lo
lospotisn Of lnonopoieg, rolloro tho supromacy
u morals In public and private life. and roleciu
, 1874-10-03

Tho marketing Ct Tho crop Of poacl.en in Dol.
aware III nov substantially vt an end. Tho vii
1nneton Commercial nayA tint tl.o yiod has beo,,
rather lcaylor than tho estimate OF tic ponnhs
Erowetn, AMI not 90 greas Ms TINT Of tAe IIsii.
yuad Compa'iy'H Wyen:a. Prieoa have remained
or1l nlnrIsosA being vol supplied with 'frul fru,n
Now Jolsoy, whla Tho ocehaun lsnyo generally
,S;!shlea ntull bettcr than tloaa In Doawaro.
TIC Hhimnsntn froui the lastor htato lur1f tho
,,nasoi, S, l'aYo Leeaa. Car-loau, lasp baskotu
Gl6,000 poundg, l0,G4U, ,0Du.
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DESCRIPTION OF PRISONERS.

DESCRIPTION OF PRISONERS.
TIM MCNAMARA 4 native ot Ireland aged
$: Yeas: height 5 feet lJls in. shoes blue
.5es light brown Lair: rec beard; scar on lett
IMP: scsr on iiE!.: side Of back under shoulder
blade. Ii-aGs by k,.iie; Elcle On back OF right
elbow Sent from Storey county sept. ., 1851,
FOR SeG-s, foI LiacsiaCghtcr-
WI. FORREST Asetl 60 years trade, ma
,.k.aist; Clark brown curly HAIR; blue eyes
lsrge scar On fcretnScr kEuckle OF lett hard
Ses,t from storey County February II, 1870, Cor
5 ye.rs. for burglary.
THOMAS hebron Native of Florida :;
aged IS years: height 6 feet hszel eyes
fUa,er-I: dark brown hair: long face; blood
v.ius IN tight LEI, badly swollen scar on left
ZIP shot IN Shoulder in attempting to break
IT,ssn Dec i, 1870. Sent from EIko county
March ., 1870. SeIteLeed for HE, foT burglary
CHARLES JONES Native o. Ohio: aged %
v~--s ~; I'LL III how. 1,.i' I,..sc
eyes: scar on night hand ship in ine,ia ink on
-eft aT.n small cars SEX rem White PINE
county March IL. 1870. for 10 years, for murder
nd degree.
DAVID LYNCH: Native If New York age
- years height feet ! inches; weight l55lbs ::
blue eyes ; blown ha.r sandy beard four dots
IN india ink on LETT land star right hand IL
,r.iis irk Goddess of I.iLs.ty and American
nag IA rei ard blue ink on right ann, over
which Is tLrcS st@-s. ~r~atH ana ht-iS tsS
hands OF left arrn in red and blue lax. Sent
frcrl White Pine county Ai1-il ~, 1870, for !
ylaIs tor grand Larceny.
T c. WATSON Native of Michigan age 20
Je1rs height feet 10 n, hes; weight l5oibs-
blue Eyes; lark brown kair spare face: scar
or back of neck. Sent from Elko county June
81, 1870, for 2, years, for robbery.
IEIAK INGRAM Native of New York: age
~ wears; hight blue eyes; light brown hair ;
lysi.t brown beard long spare face mole OF
tslt shoulder; scar OK inside OF riSat thiSn-
scar On right side OF forehead Sent from Nye
county SEPT. IS. iSTo. fer 70 years, for assault
With intent to murder.
EE .. PARSONS Native OF New Hampshire
age ~ years: heisi. feet 10 inches: blue eyes
snburn brown hair: sandy beard round face
high fGre head sIn.il ser en- icis iofeinStr'
S-nt f-'.ri wasEae county for II years, Tor Rob
bexy. Dec. Is. 1870
JOHN l. JACKS Native OF Pcnns. fvaria
age 81 ssa-s height feet ga inches: weight
lislSs-. L&rk Lar C.Ih eyes. exc small vaeci
nation marx On right arm between elbow snC
shcn,Irr. Sent from Nye county Sept. II, 1871
fer yeaTs for grand larceny
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21
r 6 W q z D !
The STHIE G.; I.Esa1a,
g. tie C.TeTEtr, / PgcGIen2ti01.

STATE CE NEVADA. J
L-Llt-ETy 'EPa--N.I-1-.
CAEsgE ,IrE. 3i4rch II, so
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Administrators Notice.

ITO CREDITOES.-ALL PERSONS
holding claims against tie estate OF Tomas
Mallet deceased, are hereby notified % preseEt
tho sane to me at my Office in Genoa, Douglas
county, Nevada, within ten months from this
date duly proven as rtGUir.d by law or The same
will lie barred
Genoa, Douglas county, March 10 h. 1871.
X. RICE,
Adniristra.or Of the estate Of
mb-1-1aw4w Tomas Ms llet.
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Hack. Hack! Cough. Cough /!

Cough is symptom by which varl-
GUS diseased conditions OF the throat, bron-
ehial tubes and lungs manifest themselves.
But whether it arises from the irritation pro-
duced in the throat and larynx by taking
cold, from an attack of bronchitis, from in
cipient Consumption, or from various other
causes, nothing will allay it more speedily nor
cure it more permanently than DIR. Piel ce s
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t does not matter
whether it be recent attack, or a lingering
cough, the Discovery is in either case equally
well adapted for its relief and permanent cure.
In fact, it will cure cough in one-half the
time necessary to cure It with any other med
icine, and it does it, not by drying it up, but
by removing the cause, subdulng the lrrlta-
ton, and healing the affected parts. No time
should be lost IN commencing the use of a
proper medicine for the relief of Cough, for
unless this course is pursued, serious and
dangerous disease Of the lungs is liable to
result
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MODERN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. 1t is
claimed that disease, with few excep.
tions, has been conquered by the re-
search and intellect of enlightened
men and yet noted professor of New
York admits that "of all sciences,
medicine is the most uncertain, ," and
that thousands are annually slaugh-
tered in the sick room" Certain
"schools" of medicine are in exist
eDce, one of which "makes the patient
ill" in order to claim cure and an.
other administers sugar.coated bread
pills." relying upon nature to effect
her own cures. DIR. j. WALKER, of
California, an old and respected physi-
clan, tried both modes of treatment and
both failed. He then appealed to ma
lures curative-herbs and now enjoys
rugged health. He has given the ben
eft of his discovery to the world, IN the
shape of VINEGAR BTTTERs, and since
its introduction has sold quantity
almost large enough to make a small
harbor, or to float the "Great Eastern. >
It's curative properties are attested by
grateful thousands -COm.
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The Canary at Church.

They were singing good old London,
As the evening, cool and sweet,
Dritted with purple shadows
Adown tins city street.
Round every church's window
The lusty ivy clung
The red, faint sunshine filckered
Its matchless leaves amcng.
The dim nave, with its arches
And clustered pillars rare,
Had echoed to the cadence
OF the pale reotor's prayer.
And now, through tender silence,
The thrilling hute-notes rang
And sweet as angels voices
The rare old tune they sang.
When sudden, 10 appearing
On carving quaint and old,
Like fair estray from heaven,
Fluttered speck OF gold.
On to the lecturn flying,
Up TO the bishops chair,
With clear notes soaring, chanting
His wondrous yespers there.
Full rolled the singing voices,
Yet sweeter, richer, higher.
Gods silver. throated chorister
outsang the trained choir.
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DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.
RrFFALn. N Dec. 13. /

BUFfALO, n. T., Dec. 10, I6IU.
DR.. PIERcE-For the past six months have
used your Golden Medical Discovery in my
practice, and IN that time ! have tested its
merits IN severe coughs, both acute and
chronic. in chronic disease OF the throat, Sc
we're cases of bronchitis, general arrangement
Of the system, constipated condition of the
bowels, and wherever thorough Alternative
has been indicated. In all cases have found
it to act gently yet thoroughly and effeclually
in removing the various diseased conditions,
and bringing about healthy action through
out the system. Yours fraternally,
III. l.. HALL, NJ. ID.
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QUITE A MISTAKE. -Cabman (more
in sorrow than in anger, thought
"Oh, no, mum, didn't go to hint rs
eighteenpence was too little, nor as
that there dorg o. yourn has jolly well
took his sixpen'orth out o. my cush-
IONS; l only meant to say as 1t was
Christmas time, and / wishes you and
all such kind hearted ladies the COM
pliments of the season."
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National TRANCE Circular for January.

Washington Feb. 81 Correspondence OF the New
York Graphic.
The National Grange circular foi
January shows an increase, since the
18th of December, when the last circu
lar was issued, of 1866 oranges. The
total at that date was 1926; the total
at that of the last circular was 1852.
The membership is only approx
mately stated at about $50, 600. The
increase is largely in the South and
Valley States, as will be seen by the
following table
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WE understand that the whoopino

cough is quite prevalent in the towns around
us but that no cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but Jobnson's AnodyRe
Eminent. Our Doctor, however, says a little
ipcac. TO produce vomiting, would be an ad'
vantage.
THERE are more than one thousand differ
ent kinds of pills in the United States. Some
OF them are worthless and injurious, Others
are good and beneficial Old Dr.. Parsons in.
vented the best anti-bilious pill we ever saw
or hea ID Of They are now sold under the
name OF Parsons PtI'gdttDe PMs.-Com.
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NORTH ATLANTIC STATES,

The only States into which the Or
der has not yet penetrated are Della
ware, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Since the circular, of which the fore.
going is an analysis, there has been an
increase of 300 or 400 Oranges.
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The NeU York WEEKLY WITNESS, al
one Dollar per dnnvni, IS the best Weekly
newspaper in Ampica. n has increased u
circulation Ten told ,eahta a gear.
The Neg York DAILY WITNESS, at Three
Dollars, is best for business men. Send fby
postal card for sample copies Com.
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FooLrsHLY spent, money paid for
children's shoes not protected by SILVER
TIPS. Two weeks il about the time d takes q
smart, active child 10 ventliato the toe " 0
shoe SILVER TIPS tbs only preventative p
Com.
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why will You ,sune, 2

To all persons suffering
from Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Cramps In the limbs or stom.
aoh, Bilious Cholic, Pain In tho
back, bowels or side, we would
say The HOUSEHOLD PANAoEA
AND FAMILY IMMINENT is Of all
others the remedy you want
Tor internal and external use.
II has cured the above com.
plants in thou ands OF cases.
There Is no mistake about e..
Try it, Sold by all Druggists.
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I'm other anv one of on val NOV

The other day one of our well known
Saratoga clereymen inquired Of an
Irishman ." Can you tell me where
Mr.. B residesl" Misther 3, is il !
Bedad an / can't, sur. Suppose ye'd
be akin Mr.. Hammond, who keeps the
cimetery. He can tell ye the residence
Of every man, livin' an dead, in the
village, dye mind.
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"NOTHtNG BETTER" Cutler Bros, Boston
nr. JOHN Ware. Celebrated NEUErAbL y
PULMONARY BALsAx, for Colds and Consumption.
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PAYING EMPLOYMENT

For all having spare time 40 selling New boob
No fancy fransfsa' sork, but a necessity 10 nli
ciasses Of people, actually saving money 10 buy.
ers. Book Agcnts soekn something useful and
inst--rliing, and all having any spare time for
pleasant WORK without risk, write AZ once for complete
10 page descriptive circular and liberal tprn.s, 10
i. A. HUTCHINSON Co, St. Louis, Mo
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MILWAUKEE.

HER FACE WAS HER FORTUNE,
a novel, by FRTpFnGcK W RoBrSsoN, aathor of An.
ME Judge. No Mans Friend, &c. will be commenced
In the WEEKLY WISCONSIN March 18th Parties
sending Us Oh Cents. Will receive
THE WEEKLY WISCONSIN,
for -Four Months, containing the whole Of this
charming story Sack numbers sent. Address
CRAMER. AIKENs A CRAMER milwaukee,.
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BROWNS YERMIFuGE CoMFITs

BROWNS NERMlFUGE OOMEITS
will destroy lhout injury to the child bel ng
perfectly WHIT e. aud free from all coloring or 9th
err injurious ingredients usually used in prepar.
ations.
CURTIS & BROWN, PRoPRIEroRs,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York
Sold BY Druggists and Chemists and dalcrs ia Hedi-
ines, al TWENTY. FIVE CENTS Box
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FEVER AND ACUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents There
Is not a remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and ARue. and all other Malariuus, Bilious,
scarlet typhoid, yellow, and other Feyers aided by
READY RELIEF IIfty Cents per Bottle.
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ruIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCES or A.
0I,D NIfRGE

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from other cause than having worms in the stom.
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Gro EACH WEEK. Agents wanted padicu
. - Jars free y. Worth B Co., 81. Louis no.
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS! pIAYS!,
Dramatic Entertainments Home Amusem tents
SIND for a catalogue of 1901 SAMUEL FhENcH 4
SON ~ Nassau Street, New York
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- AEPor Day guaranteed using our
@ZOWeu Anger "! Is SisOsaS No. No.
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DUILnING FIT. mo tar) Ter outside woa.
ID and inside instead Of plhsier. Felt carDntngB
&C. send two cent stamps l0f circular and samples
&. j. FAY. Camden. " j.
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EMPLOYERS OF GERMANS!

gEn RI G.ID@ Per month salary received bj
tDtDO ~ - i ZD graduates Of 4 Vs. Tole
graph institute, JanefviEs Wis. students wAnted
Situations iurn shed on RH lines send for eireulafa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-23

yTHROOP.-On the morning Of June ., NATHAN
HALE. twin son Of Benjamin r. and Annie L.
fT SSssa vii see pae a aaS
the residence Of his parents, No. Sd Ninth street
southeast. at O'Clock p. m. Gl5eat.
sssSa EVA. only child Of J gos. {. sniMary Ella
Squires, aged four months and six days. -
west, on Tuesday, I'D Instant, At O'Clock p, N.
1tS, aged ssyeniy-four years, native Of swftSer-
Reiatiyes and. friends of the family are respect
fully requested TO attend his funeral from late real
dsnce, No; SIS Seventh street southeast, Tuesday,
BARRoN.-on June % MAseIE g., only child
Of WIN. q. and Sarah c, Barron, aged hye months
CLARKE.-oH the morn ing Of June u. WILLIAM
The funeral Win take place from his Isis resi.
y o'clock. Friends Of ihs famiiy are Invited % a.
MccARrAY.-ont the morning of June y, .fter
TaY, aged thirty-six years. Born in Killarney,
Tas &. ana Sn rs
| Fifteenth Erest northwest, at 4 p. m. = q
SMITH. Son june 2, is5t, after long illness,
az eaantg %steriord eisma nA'i''
His funeral viii take place this afternoon At an
s so as me md su
requested attend. May his soul rest In peace.
BEALL.-on June q, at u M, JANEE T.. vile q
The feiatiuss and Sriends OF the family are respect.
ss Tassas june 70
TAvENER.-on June 2, 1874, CHARLES h. TAy.
The reistives and Hien ds, of the nmily, are re.
spectfuly invited 70 attend the funeral at Ms resi-
"wednesday, June ~ at 4 O'Clock D. m.
baltimore Sun please eopyl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-23
CHURCH TROUBLES.

WHY ONE OF THE vEsTRY OF ST.
MARY'S CHURCH .RESIGNED.
To the Editor Of The NGtioaGL RsDs5iIean:
SIR: ask space In your valuable columns to
plscs before tho public the following: Our duties
are reciprocal, hence take this method OF in
forming the public and my friends why sever
my eonnection with the Protestant Episcopal
church Of st. Marys, Of which The Rev. Alex
Crummell Is pastor, and with which have been
recently connected. This church Is before the
public for aid. and deem Il wise to avoid unsnt-
isfactory results. we'll announce that partial
dealing and o DISREGARD for Justice and equality
in all our dealings md no sympathy In me;
WAsHINsToN, ID. C., June u IsT4-
To the Ysstry 0( st. Jary's p. E. Church:
GRNTLENx ~: hereby tender you my resignation
Of the office fvestryna OF ST. Mary 7. E-chureh,
and assign my reason the arbitrary sway OF CEN
duct BY the Chair; the injustice and deception
lately exercised by hun towards fellov-Vestry-
man. In which, by your silence, you consented 70,
and my inability TO reach BY resolution, through
your discourteousness, the nature Of the expspdi
ture by the rector Of nearly $500 for the limited
been assured that such repairs would not eoss
more than 800, through which representation my
consent was obtained. or this excessive eKpendi-
ture haven misgivings, and concerning u there
has been studied breach Of faith; wherefore, In
selfrespect, and in obediencs TO my Convictions
and my conscience, am unable 20 continue my
cooperation with your body, so willing a. IL Is to
submit to the domination Of one person Of body
which ought to decide Its business only BY vote Of
0 majority.
Obediently yourB. ID. A. SrRAKER-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-23
QUIZ D1sREgARD oFeooD BREEDING.

OUR DLsREGARD oF90OD BREEDING.
This is q grace of which I think American
women are becoming very careless. They are
so beautiful as Q race, 80 accustomed to con-
quest, that perhaps they are getting to believe
that Pope's line,
'look in her face and you forget them all'
applies to manners; but beautiful woman
without good manners is flower without fra
grance. She IL worse; she becomes positive
nuisance, presuming on her beauty and sbus-
ng one Of Gods great gifts. You must look
at her, but you look to regret, TO disapproye;
instead Of being chained for life to "swest looks
married to graceful action" you grow to de-
spise and hate her. In Q country like ours we
must expect to find frequent coupling Of ig-
norance with wealth, Of of 81 station with
swkwardness, Of high social position with bad
manners-eomhinstions more rarely remarked
In the older and more settled states Of the
world. Kings and queens must be decently
well bred and well educated. They cannot
help knowing the proper way 10 eat . dinner,
they cannot help observing the proprieties Of
dress and etiquette, and the people immedi-
ately about them must follow their example.
No such necessity exists here. We have 2
Governor or o Mayor who Is entirely untram-
melled by the laws ofgrammar and Of spelling,
knife and fork, and who Is still the proper per-
son to receive the Representative of Q foreign
power. ~
In our cities how sickening II Is to see the
potentially Of some vulgar rich man, who can
''buy the crowd" In more senses than one-how
mournful to note the absence Of good manners
In some of our prominent literary and religious
celebrities-men whom you hesitate TO ask to
your house, although their talents are exereis-
ing so much influence on the world, and their
names are on ,eyerybody's lips. The trouble
lies in deficiency ofrespect, q lack oftraininG,
and sbsence of something 10 look up to.
The best bred man IN America are the officers
of the regular army and navy. They have been
taught to look up to, TO reverence authority,
and 10 be respectful. It never leaves them;
they become the most dignihed and the most
simple men IN the community.
When women reach Q larger grasp of the
subject, and observe this great rule, s'that the
possession of power is better than the show of
Il" they will have advanced far beyond their
present status. The end and aim of the weak
and uncertain Is to appear strong and well
posed at whatever COST Il has apparently
struck some women In the society of our new
country, which must be shifting scale, that
they appear to stand well by being disagrseable
that an air of hsuteur and rudeness is becom-
| ing and sristocratic. 1t Is the mistake of
| ignorance, and would soon be cured by q care
| full study of the best models In Europe.