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THBoUGH the length and breadth of
the land the celebrated SILVER TIPPED
Boots and Shoes are sold by the million, for
parents know they last twice as long as those
without Tips. Try them. For sale by all
dealers.
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HuDsoN WIS., Aray7.l-7s. e

HUDSON. vs. Use, May g. 1875
Nas-rs G.. G.. OTIS a. ts..-
Dr1r s. a d te-timouv Of thr great value Of
Mineral ISck spring Water ior llas- suffering
with disc Of The 81 news v-u Ii state chat hal
been suherins lor months vltI diabetes. passing
large quaint. les OF urine. heavy with sl-ar. and
il = flesh and srIcultl and unalir ir- nee ~ mv
lower limbs. hsch became almost desc u OF feel
ing asv rh-eirf4us asre me- up ard said thaf I
had q o short tiUc o. live has LOST 90 hope
Of Fe ~ cry. when ] was induced tO use Mineral
Rock N1r.ng Warer. ard since then L4 e Efafu-
ally re-aiued the use of iuIs~ aud d. go gained
strength and % b.. haas done Tor mn ula. med
skill cuulI nor do al tlau-f ilr return
iuE heaItr- and pray Isl tlIa- 90 may prove %
other ilIete with kidney affections ETel. q
blessing as 10 has been go myself.
You-s truly MRS JANE san DEfl..
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''Lillie /" and this now marks the l@t
resting-place of Mrs. Sipperkin's Ia
mented family.-St Nicholas.
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A SAVANNAH man has invented a cot
ION tie which dispensss with the buckle.
1t has notches end fastens ike barrel
hoop.
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clNcIvSArI June ll.I.'a.

C. e. OLIN & Co.. Waulesba. WIS Having
rs q your water f.ou the ~ eral Rock spring.
Waukesha. Wis.. for th- diabetes. hZve Do pa
great relic q om Tie use OF the same. BEFORE
commenced u@l0E thia water my hEerlau re-
ported to me 10 sTee. dc gray % or mv urine was
"a ant ar ~ using Do Tor twenty days fle spec &c
gravity q The urine Na- r-euc tu y, -l psi ~
get imprCvemr no. and finding CREST .c.lel iu
nos ue.u compel GO % ufinlfe frtl HG iy.
had other water uut give DO as my opinion that
the Mineral Kors spring is preferable And do
earuc7tiy recommend tt O. aii WHO are an .rted
with the dis -as c4mmully known ~ ID. b-ies-
ResprctfulIg yours ALFEEn WfL~oN,
Dept. Coll. Tat Rev. 80. West Third slrefi, Gin.
q Ia d
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4 DERANGED stomach and impure
blood force human beings into melancholy
tate; they do not enjoy life and are not III
q condition to do business successfully. one
Of the best remedies extant Is NEGErISE,
which has acquired a repu alton a. wide IS
the country itself and Is extensively known
all over the globe. This remedy has been ex-
tsusively advertised, but its cures have sold it
at more rapid rate than the newspapers.
The latter serve to bring 1t TO public notice,
but like all medicines or inventions it has been
found to stand the test Of trial aud time and
its rapid sale shows how strong a hold it has
gained.
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from other cause than having worms IN the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMETS
VIII destroy worms withou. Injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE and free from all color
Ing other INJURIOUS ingredients usually used In
preparations
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton street New YORK.
Sold by druggists and ehemIstsf and dealers in
medicines, st twenty-five cents bottle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

MANY persons suffer with sick head
ache and nervous headache. usually induced
By costiveness. Indigestion, etc. Such persons
viii find relief. If not cure. by keeping the
bowels open with small doses of Parsons Pur-
rsrive Pills
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WAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
Dropsy. Diabetes;
Gravel. Dyspepsia,
ConstiPat ON, Jaundice,


and al diseases OF The liver and kidneys. This
gy ater Is now known and sold remedy for the
zb8se diseases. iu ali parts 81 the world. u Is
truly wonderful What effect 81. has upon The human
system II Us nov be .ng shipped 90 the following
prices.
barrel. a. gall. SIC: half do. .: temU1hn and
Jug 70 cent. per gal ga kaRe extra; bottles tqls
= 81 dez. Money must accompany TIE order.
* lt 20 our regular AUTHORIZED agent Inquire
OF Wlur druggist for Waukp~la Mineral Rock
~prNg Water. Ad1r-ss g. g. oTrN & Co. Wauke-
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Our rearers should remembe

OUR rearbrs should remember that it
costs something to press soap into fancy
shapes and wrap it in brigh. colored wrappers.
neither Of which are Of any service. Proctor
& CANDLES Extrs Olive Soap is neither press
ed nor wrapped, but Is OF convenient shape
aud size Il relies upon as superior quality to
,.-s,,-,,,-,e,,E
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III They are cheapest 10 buy.
Has.a They are best 70 use.
% They bake evenly and quickly.
@ Their operation is perfect
- They have always a good draft.
- They are made Of the best material
"a They roast perfectly.
~ They require but little fuel
~ They are very low priced.
Ill They are easily managed.
"a They are suited 10 all localities.
~ Every stove guarantecdtO give SaiiSiae'n
SOLD BY EXCELSIOR MANUF6 CO.,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
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MARRIAGBGUlDB,:: !: e /: !:

valuable Information Tor hose who are married
or contemplate marriage. Price tiny cents. By
mail. ddress Or. Bulis Dlspensary, II North
Eighth street 81. Louis, No.
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Success Based Upon Merit.

Tt is : subject Of general remark. among
both Wholesale and retail druggist- that no
medicine introduced to tho American public
has ever gained sucA popularity ard met
with so large a sale in ali parts Of the land, III
the =ame-leHEth Of time. a. Or. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. This cannot depend
upon it having been more largely advertised
than any other medicine. a. such is not the
cs=e. The correct explanation. we fliUk-1s
found In the fact that this medicine Produces
the most wonderful and perfect cures OF very
bad cases Of bronchial, throat and lung dis
eases, Is undoubtedly the most perfect and ef-
icieut remedy for all kinds Of coughs that has
ever been introduced 70 the public and at the
same tine possessing the greatest OF blood
purifying and strengthening properties that
medical science has been able 20 produce thus
rendering u a sovereign remedy not only 10
the cure of consumption. bronchitis Lu-rse-
ness and coughs, but also for all diseases Of
the liver and blood, as scrofulous diseases,
blotcheS rough skin. pimple=. black specks
and discoloratiols- It has. therefore. wide
range Of application and usefulness. and It
not only gives the most perfect salts action 70
all who Use II. but far exceeds the eNpccta-
tons Of the most sanEUjue. thus elcitIug the
lludest praise. and making permanent living
advertising mediums OF all who use Il. For
these reasons It Is that there is nos perhaps a
druggist ia all the vast domain Of this COuti-
ueut, who tries TO please his customers and
supply their wants. that does not keep aud sell
large quantities OF this most valuable medi-
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C Ii RixersLde Water sc. HamLIlon. nI
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JEsrr. Iowa, May ). Isl.

Dr.. r. Y. PIERCE.
Dear Su-We take pleasure in saying that
vour medicines have sold entirely beyond our
expectations. We regard them as the best
medicines extant, and hear them spoken of in
the highest terms Of praise.
r. /. SMITH * co.
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I. p ea am The Yitinted BLOOD wherI

ever YOU find It's Impurities bursting thronf
the Skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or sore
cleanse il when you ind IL INSTRUCTED a.
sluggish IN the veins; cleanse IL when i
foul your feelings viii tell you when. ke
the blood pure, and the health OF the syste
viii follow.
II. IA. McDONALD y CO.,
Dr1c.-ists ava Gen Aets Sa- Fr-lacisso CalifJru
and Ell ~ a 49, .Erf.r lCI -tafi-'fL - y D,
SOIn ~ all Druggists ana - ascrH.
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FOR HEALTH GO TO TAR SPRINGS

A GENTS wANTED-Men or women. e34 a
"A week or 800 FORT tied The secref free Write
al once 20 CoWES & CO. sJh street, New YORK.
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I'm. Tape. and Other MOrms]

I'm. tape, anu OiHtI UoIHrI
lurking in the system Of SO many thousand
are efectually destroyed and removed. n |
system Of medicine, no vermiiugcs, no M
thelminitics viii free the system from worm
ike these Biiters
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and Chronic

For SKIN UlSt3StS, ErupIlOns, -
ter. Salt Rheum, Blotches, spots, Pimplesl
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms
Scald- head, Sore Eyes. Erysipelas, Itch
Scurfs. Dscolorations Of the skin, Humur
and Diseases Of the skin Of whatever nam
or nature. are literally dug mp and carrie
out Of th~ system in a short time BY the %
49,. Tffaanr-
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Enr Femnle COmplaints. in youn

Ut i FHIdIt N7WtII FitIII - ~ ; -
or old. married or single. az the dawn OF W.,
manhood. or the turn Of life, these Ton
Bittcrs display so decided an Influence tlI
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a GENTS wanted 70 seIl eurfusily celebrated ar
II ticies for ladies wear. IadIspensa6 and ALSO
fG iutsly necessary 10000 SOLD 1l0NTH-
- IsY. They give com fort and salts action. NO
IL FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THE y Z.
d "a maple sent recespi OF $S.OO FSsEk1.
= nj fer Illustrated Circular Tx PEkLE Rue
BIR Co, % Chambers street New YORK.
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The prOpcrties Of DIR. WALxER's

The properties Of DIR. Walkers
VINEGAR -BlTrEas are Apcucut Diaphoretlc.
Cauniuatiyc Nutritious. Laxative, Diurelc
Selative. Counter rriiautt Sudorihc, Al:erC
i've. and Anti Bilious
Grateful Thousands proclaim YN-
EGAE BITTERs the most wonderful In
rig0raut that ever sustained the sinking
system.
No Person can take these Bitters
according 10 directions, and remain long
mweu, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
rgpqfr
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Billions. Remittent and Inter-

mittent FeYers, which are so prcva-
lent in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas. Red. Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande,
Pearl. Alabama, Mobile, savannah, Ro-
auoke James, and many others, with
their vast uibUtarics. throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29


time, causing fiuctuation and uncer-
taiDty in all the channels of busi-
ness. The point can never be reach
ed III my opinion, until our eurren-
cyIs
RESTORED TO THE SOLID VALUE
estahliSed hy the Constitution and
the world. / am in favor of ler1sla-
tion slowly-it must not he aftempt-
ed Suddenly-and gradually bring
ing our currency up to the money
standard of the world. TApplause !
Then you can say to Congress ,:Stanj
out of our daylight; we can trans
act our business without your inter
ference"
l hope that during the campaign
that has just opened to have the
pleasure of discussing the political
issues of the day in all the sections
of this District. l wish to say here
that | desire, whenever l shall ad-
dress you, the utmost freedom of
consciencesOn the part of my fellow
citizens, in regard to every act of my
official life. was born within fif-
teen miles of this spot; my life has
been spent among you. l am will
ing that my record shah be searched
to the very bottom. ask nothing
but what the most rigid scrutiny
will fully sustain and justly. Once
more thanking you for this renewed
expression of your confidence, l bid
you farewell for the present. Pro-
longed applaus e.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
NEW FIRM.
" ILLIAMsoN & wTRoUI

w ILLIAMSON & NITROUS
respectfully az nounce to the citizens Of Ashtabula
and surrounding country that they are prepared al
all times to make TO order
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS,
and keep constantly on hand good assortment
Of goods In their line, all made OF the
best Material,
and mt together In the BEST STYLE OF workman.
shin Those wishing anything in our line Will do
weh to give us a call. We think that we can sat
sly In style and price. Hoping by strict atten-
tion TO businessand fair honest dealing with al,
TO merit share Of your patronage, we remain
respectfully yours, =. ,,,.,,r,
W. II. WILLIAMSON, W. h. Maks5esS.SSs'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29

bO hOENO
which the war brought upon us,
seemed great enough 10 break the
back CT any people that attempted
to carry them, but with a courage
and faith that have no parallels in
history, you willingly took these
burdens upon your shoulders. Year
by year you have seen them melt
gradually away, until three hundred
and eighty-two millions of our debt
has been paid-cancelled forever, to
the honor and credit of the nation.
Applause. Your load of taxation
was SO great that an English states
man declared that
ALL ENGLAND WOULD REVOLT
if such burden were placed upon
her people, but you bore it bravely,
patiently, without lnurmur. You
have seen this melt away by gradual
reduction until three hundred and
twenty-five millions of the annual
taxation of the country has been re-
pealed, and laid away as part of the
records of our history. Other ques-
tions, one by one, engaged the
minds and hearts of the American
people, and each in turn was met
with a clearness of vision and a res
olute determination of purpose that
challenged the admiration of all
mankind; In the settlement of all
the important questions of the past
twelve years, have tried to the
best of my ability, to serve you faith
fully-to guard the interest and
meet the wishes of my constituents.
But IN all the multitudinous forms
IN which they have been presented,
1t would be strange, indeed,
IFI HAD NOT STUMBLED
on some of them. 1t has been i'm.
possible for me always, to consult
you, and know how in advance the
particular line which your iudg.
ment would have marked out for me m
to pursue; nor do / understand it to
be the duty of member of Con.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
TWELVE YEARS AGO

you first chose me as your represent
tive in the Congress of the United
States. The human mind can hard
ly grasp the tremendous events, af-
fecting in the most vital manner the
welfare, the very life of the nation,
which Congress has been called upon
to consider during that period of our
country's history. When l first be-
came your servant, a million of our
fellow citizens were in line, in the
field, battling for the nations life,
cementing with their blood the un-
ion of the States, that North and
South might be one and inseparable,
forever. When the struggle had
ended in a glorious triumph, we
were confronted by questions almost
as difficult, if not as dangerous, as
those that absorbed our attention
during the war. Eleven States, that
had formed the Confederate govern
ment, lay prostrate and bleeding at
our feet. They must be lifted up
with kindly hands, and restored to
their once proud position in the Sis
terhood of the Republic. You re-
member the thousand varied qaes-
tions that made up the great prob
lem of reconstruction; you all know.
what they were, and how they were
settled. Then came the question of
caring for the liberated colored peo-
pie, and shaping their destiny, and
this, for the better or worse, was al
so settled.
The tremendous
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
RAPID REDUCTION o STOCK
READY CAsHiiIs

These ere what we want and therefore we Of
heaboVS lines Of CLOTHING
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29

of ground to them on which to erect
a church.. Knowing this, the Jews
came forward and offered large
lot at a cheap price, on one of
their best streets, which the Cath
olics accepted, and on which they
have ever since worshiped; and
since then, the Catholics and Jew:
of Amsterdam have been friends.
Amsterdam numbers nearly 3O0,,
600 inhabitants, and is the largest
city in Holland, although its ship
ping and foreign commerce are in.
ferior to those of Rotterdam,-tht
latter having the better access to the
sea for large vessels. There are not
less than $4,000 Germans in Amster
dam, all of whom are looking for
ward to the time when Bismarck viii
annex Holland with the German En-
pire. They say that the Netherlands
Naturally
BELONG TO GERMANY,
as it occupies the mouths of their
Rhine, and shuts them out from the
ocean on the west, and that Germa.
ny needs this patch of territory to
give her ocean frontier and seaports,
and enlarge her foreign commerce.
They say that the Dutch are of Teu-
tonic origin, as their language, shape,
manners, and love of religious and
political liberty, all prove, to say
nothing of the historical proofs of a
common origin.
The Dutch profess decided aver
sion to being thus swallowed up by
the great German whale, and some
talk wildly about breaking the dykes
and giving the land back to the sea
rather than submit to German rule
But other Dutchmen, as well as
Jews, have been quietly buying up
eligible real estate in Amsterdam and
Rotterdam in anticipation of such
an event, believing, in spite of their
repugnance to the idea of union
with Germany, that in material
way it would greatly rebound to the
prosperity of Holland, and result in
a large advance in the value of real
estate in those seaports through
which the great commerce of Ger
many would flow. They point to
the great commerce of Frankfort
and Hamburg since they became
Prussian cities as an evidence of the
effect that would follow from the
conversion of Amsterdam into a
German port.
But Bismarck has his hands full
of work without thinking seriously
of absorbing Holland. What with
Pope Plus and the Ultramontanes
on the one side, and France burning
for revenge and recovery of lost pro-
vinces on the other, the German
Government will hardly find time
or opportunity to annex the amphib-
ious Dutchmen who conquered their
country from the ocean, and whose
greatest desire is to live in peace
with their neighbors, and to be let
alone to enjoy their fogs, fat cattle,
tobacco, pipe, and gin. By the way,
the first drunken man I have seen
on the Continent, and since leaving
England, was in Holland, where gin
substituted the juice of the grape;
but there would be vastly more inc
briation were it not for the quite
general use of beer as beverage.
Wherever distilled spirits take the
place of malt or vinous drinks, there
is sure to be found drunkenness,
with all its multitude of consequen-
tial evils. ]. NJ.
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CONGREsSlONAL oONvENTION.
speech or General GARFIELD.

Mr. Presidentand Gentlemen Of the ConUen-
ton:
1 should be altogether wanting in
courtesy to You and justice to my
self if l did not take occasion to
thank you for your confidence in me,
again expressed by the vote (which 1
am informed has just been taken. 1
say this with all the more feeling
when l remember the long series of
years that have elapsed since you
called me TO serve you in an official
capacity.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
CITY MILK.

HAVING purchased John SEQ
yt,Io,s interest In the City MIX Company,
will continue the business as heretofore; a ran;
ming mornings and evenings. FuhE ,,i,!a Hn1.sa 81
MtfV sorvcd from ice Cream, Soar MIX ana
Buttermilk furnished as wanted: = .,,y,o,ro
ami279 ~ SANSHNN
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See the Great Watch Offer
WE WANT AGENTS

We Want representative In every neighbor-
hood Nothing equals it for agents, male or fe-
perb OUTFIT, exclusive territery which is rapidly
filling up. Must apply at once. Subscribe by send
ing $780, and receive the paper one year, 3 mag
nihcent premium, shrae in the distribution, and
receive also FREE, complete outfit, or send for
particulars Name territory desired in writing.
Address WATERS & Co., Publishers, Chicago III,
26ti273
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Eric store
H4SKELDS BLOCK,
ASHEABUzA, OHIO

We have orders to close out entire stock and have
marked every article at price that win immediate sale
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
IRhons H Mau Concern .

TAKE this opportunity of saying
nav uat irons and friends that having left Ashta-
bnis, desire speedy settlement Of my accounts,
and to invite an 10 call upon ]: o. Fisher, ESQ.
Will give due attention 70 the business. Express
Ing the hope that the same promptness and atten-
ton that has characterized your deal with me in
the past may be continued, I am as ever,
1883 Yours o. B. MOSS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-29
FROM 10 TO CENTS
BLACK LACE POINFSl

We cannot enumerate further, but shall offer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-28
A Resort for pilgrims.

A correspondent OF the Cleveland
Herald writes Kerbella is q great
resort for pilgrims from Persia aud In
dia. These Mahometans are all OF the
Sheeak sect, who revere the memory oi
Ali almost as much as the prophet him
self. In this place are two very sacred
shrines of Abbas and of Haessein,
nephews or grandsons of Mahomet, who
are buried here and worshipped as
saints. Thousands Of the devout come
here to die as the Hindoos resort to
Benares. their sacred city, to drown
themselves in the Ganges. The two
mosques containing the ashes of these
saints are very beautiful | could only
see the outside, as no dog of an unbe'
lever is ever permitted to enter the
sacred precincts. The mosque of Abba
has an immense dome, and one OF its
minarets entirely covered with plates OF
Furnished gold The dome and nina
rets of the other mosque are beautifully
ornamented with glazed tiles of various
colors, arranged in arabesque designs,
aud passages from the Koran. No
mosque in Cairo, Damascus or Constan'
tinople will compare with these in rich.
ness of exterior decoration. From the
numbet.of devotees buried at Kerbella
the soil is full of human bones Pilgrims
carry away as relics small pieces of the
clay of the saints, upon which they
rest their foreheads in saying their pray
ers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-28
MI.s s.erlInr nefore ono Quesn.

When Antounette Sterling was sum
moned to sing before the queen of Os-
borne House recently, according to a
writer in the Musical Gazette, she ad-
hered relgiously to her determination
not 70 bare her arms and shoulders in
the naked horror" of evening dress,
and even made up her mind, in her ad
vanced republicanism, not to kiss the
queens hand; what she did do is thus
related: THE concert was not such
fearful ordeal after all. Only the august
family circle, with few ladies and gen
tlemen in attendance, were present
Everybody seemed disposed for enjoy
ment; they applaudrd heartily, and
accordingly it was easy TO sing. Besides
Miss Sterling, if / remember rightly,
there was a violinist and pianist, who
we're also inspired by the friendly atmos-
phere. As for Miss Sterling, she
sang so that not only was she encored,
but after the programme had been full
filed, she was obliged 70 add an extra
number or two, and then she stood,
flushed with triumph aud delight. as she
saw the queen coming forward TO speak
with her Where was all her rigid re-
publicanism noW2 Her heart warmed
towards the motherly little woman, with
her arms crossed on her breast, who was
approaching her in the simplest kindli-