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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-20
/ eERSONAL,
NOA4k svA14RAEEs 81 CO.,
THE CELGBRArhU CLUrhIERS OF
BAL TIAORE, Nd,

IaSAEk ~ Il A1EA A. aS S& SDea
THE uELGBRArhu CLUThIERS OF
BAL TlAORE, Nd,
Announce the Introduction 81 Il plan of ordering
CLOTHING 4 U&DhkW Ak, BY LETTER,
to winch they call your especial attention.
ihsy VIII ssnd Gu application their improved
md accurate rules tor
SIL MEASUREMENT
md a full line OF samples from their immens.
stock OF CLOTHS, GAcSi AlERES, CUAIIN0S,
,iiiRI lAao &C. &c, thus enabiiIg parties IL
ny part Of the country to oruer their Clothing
,i.d Salrts direct tro'u them, with the certainty
II receiving garments OF
The Very Lc st Style
4 Il Most Peefect FIT AttasnaLle
Goods ordered will be sent by Express 10 any
part OF the country.
AS Is well known throughout the Southern
States, they have for Fofly-lhree Years EA
GELLED IN all departments OF their business
Which ID q substantial Guarantee as to the char
tcter OF the foods they will senu Out.
large and well assorted stock of READY
dADE CLOTHING always Ga band, together
With d full line Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Including ell the latest Novelties in design, ano
II POPULAR Prices.
When Goods are sen; per Express G. 9. D..
mere will be no collection charge on amounts
$20 aud over.
Rules for sef-Neasurement, Samples Of GOOD
IND Price List sent FREE Oh application.
The attention OF the rade is invited to our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, which is 81
ways KEEP up to the highest standard.
NOAH WALAEit Dc CO.,
Manu- factIrers and Dealers in Men S and Boys
lotning aid Furnishing Goods, either ready
made or made tc order.
1875 and 1871 Baltimore Street,
72mar3y BALTi.H ORE, ND.
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GlLID. {lIlBI. AID IPaIGH1.
Sill =.


Have received upwards Ut FIFTY FIRST
fREMlCN Sand ale among lht Les' now made
Every instrument ltlIl warranted ior nv
years. Prices as 10" as the exclusive use
he very best materials ana tha must thoi uus'
workmanship ~ill permit, Che principal tiah-
1918 and composers and the piano PURCHASING
public, OF lhs South especially, unite n III
unanimous verdict Of the periority of tt
TihtF PIANO. The DURABILITY u Oh
Instruments IS fully established by over SlA1
,CtUOl.S AND CULLtG Ed ill the South lis
ing over 800 vi our PianoG.
Sole " holeealt Agents for several of Il
principal manufacturers If Cabinet and i'arIs
ulgaps; prices from $50 TO $500. A liner.
discount TO Clergy al AND Sabbath Schools
large assortment Of secondhand Pianos
At prices ranging from S75 to $500, always
hand.
Send for Illustrated Ca alogue, containn
the names OF over 1000 Southrlners tho HAY
bought and are using the htieF Piano.
CHAS. u. STIEFF.
Warerooms, No. N. Liberty St.
Baltimore; sd.
Factories, 81, IS Camden & 45, At Perry Sic.
april
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JACOB CYLINDER,
u MANUFACTURERS AMI
DEALER In
MILITARY GOODS.
MASONIC 4 ODD FELLOW EMBLENS
swords, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder Straps Epau.
,ettes Embroidered and Metallic Hat and Can
Ornaments Plated and Solid Silver Jewels for
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW LODGES,
Gilt and Silver Laces Fringes &C., Letters
md Figures in all styles and sizes Fancy Hard
ware and Gallery and Kngf rempIar Goods.
No. 10 South Cis.Uert Street.
72ap28y BAL TLMoRR MD.
- CARROLL J. @, ADAMS. j. F. SrAUB
ARROlI4, ADAMS& co.
ANUFACTURERS
NDWHOLESALEDEALERSTN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS. CAPS AND STEA GOODN
NJ. 351 Vest Baltimore Ste
BALTIMOREMD.
SAMEscARRoLL, Up. NGER, l
JNo. Q. ADAMS, s. H.EUCAs.
Weare receiving Goods daily from the best
Factories East, Our assortment and STYLES of
Git, Made Goods is complete
Ms- Decentralization paid to orders.
72mar22V
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Miscellaneous.

TO HOUSEKEEPERS
AND ALL LOVERS OF
GOOD THINGS-
GOODS AT
BALTIMORE PRICES.
W. have fitted up orr store and jussd Fe &C
west OF the Blue Ri ige, and UNSURPASSED by any
like estau ishment in tue Eta tern cities. ooush'
from first hands, to which we iav.te the atten-
tion of The public.
We have AWAY on hand I. full line of prime
groceries consisting Of. BROWN SUGARS, oi
several grades.
CLARIFIED.
CUFFEE,s
CUTLOAf,
PULVERIZED
AND GRANULATED.
LAGUkYRA,
MOCCO;
GOVT JAVA,
g. PEABERRY
COFFEES.
lue aDUVe III gram OF i0"o'o" GA" S'o"""'
TEAS full Zine, the largest in this section,
consisting Of Gunpuw Ter, Imperial, Young
Tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast a Japan,
OF qualities and at prices defslng competition.
Bronia, Coca, Chocolate, Rachahout and
other delicious beverages.
CANNED GOODS, embracing every variety
of fruit and vegetables, put up expressly for
family use Fresh and Splced Salmon and U,s-
terS, HOLSTERS, P9tted Ham. Chicken, Turkey,
Beef and Tongue, and American and English
Pickles Of every kind.
CONTEMPORARIES AND PRESERVED
GOODS in great variety, Cheese, Crackers APP
pe-hutteT, Mackerel, Herring and Cod Fish,
aoasses and Syrups, Family Bacon. Lard and
Butter, Vinegar, &C., Sc.
SPICES, general aud complete line, whole
and ground, guaranteed fresh and pure
Fermaceli, Macaroui, Starch, FLtyoring Ex-
tracts, Salad Oils, s.uces, prepared Horseradish,
Essences, Backing, Shoe ami Stove Polish,
Laundty Blue, Washing and Toilet Soaps, and
lousekeepers' Suudries genera'iy.
5rooms M+llsps, 3 sKels buckets, Tuos,
Pals, Bowls, Trays, WAsnbuards Dippers, and
)nsting aud Shoes brushes, and Thousand and
one other other articles.
TOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking of Super
Tor gr,ies and the finest brands OF Imported
tnd Domestic Cigars.
This establishment, differing, as it does from
Very other in mis- city offers peculiar advaut
..es to all buyers. and we earnestly ask the
patronage Of our eo,,Ie.
TURNER l. HARMAN.
teb2i-lyr Main ST., SITUATION, Va.
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$3.50 PER DAY
The patronage Of my friends and the travelling
ublic are invited TO make FURD'S HOTEL
heir home.
A. J. FORD. Proprietor.
Late one III the P.opr of the Exchange Hotel.
and Steamboat landings Gec23
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E1IRE INSURANCE.
1
THE VIRGINIA
IRGATf tiARtNEI IRA jrtJDMPANY
INCORPORATEIl3
ENRE INSURANCE..
T.A.BLEDsoE,A Agent ,staunton, Va.

Thlscompany, wellmanaged aud successfnlfor
period oftnirtY-four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST Loss By FiREon asfavorsbleterms
4sother GOO companies.
Itscapitaland income promote asfaras pract,.
ahle, theindnstry OF our State
W cow AEDIE .Presiden
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Baltimore Advertise n51 nls.
1 lOSNNNHS.

THE GREAT AMERICAN
D. = HEALTH RESI- Or tR, purife
Y. The blood and cures ScrOtLlh, Sy phil
ID Skin diseases, hleuniatism, disease
ID OF onien, and all Chronic Affection
~ of the Blood, Liver and idneys.-
Recommended by the Medical Faculty
and many thousands of our best citi.
zeDs.
4 Read the testimony of Physicians
a and patients who have used Rosadali S;
"a send tor our Rosadalis Guide 10 health
J Book, or Almanac for this year, " hich
we publish for gratuitOus distribution
it will give you much valuable infer.
nation.
Dir r. w Carr, of Baltimore says b:
take pleasure in recommending
"A your RosADALls as very pow erful al
a lucrative. | have seen ii used in TWO
caseswith happy results-on+ in cas-
OF secondary syphilis, in which the
pattern pronounced himself cured al
n Ter hayi.l, taken five bottles OF your
M mediocre The other is case ofscrt f.
H uls OF loi standing, " hich is rapidly
- improving Under its use, and the in
dications are that the patient Ill soen
recover. lave carefully examined
tn formula by which your Rosadali
is made, and find it an excellent CONS
pound OF Alternative ingredients.
d DR.. Sparks, of Nicholasville, KY,
d says he has used Rosadalis in cases Of
Scrofulh and Secondary Syphilis with
satisfactory .9sllts-as a cleaner OF
the Blood | huow no better remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden. Murfreeehe
ro', Tenn, says:
q | have used seven bottles of Rosa
AsaS dalis. and am entirely cured Of Rheu
matisn send me four bottles, as
wish ii for my brother, VINO has scInf-
= uloussore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, Of Lima, Ohio.
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption over my
= whole body; short time since IruI-
chased bottle of kosadalis and il eff
ifected q perfect cure.
Rosa dalis is sold by all druggists.
Z Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place
=. Baltimore.
y Dir. CLEMENTS, 4 Co., PropI ietors-
For sale by
P. Il. TROUT,
F. d. LINK,
arl2y REESE & co.
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feOBERT LAWSON & CO.,
IL MANUTAcT uaERs o.
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS, g.,
AND DEALERS IN
sADDLERY HARDWARE AND MATERIALS
NO. 277 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Constantly on nand a Large Assortment
<:ass sassAss -McCle!lan, Morgan, Spanish, Tel
lessee, Decatur, Shaftoe, Texas, California, Eng
ish Somerset, Side, Boys
agsarueas~ :-a-Buggy, Carriage, CoaeE, e.
ress, Stage, Sulkey, Trott;ng, Wagon and 9th
r kinds.
neutrality-suspicious. Fly Nets, Covers
tooes.
TrEsra Il %: a--Saratoga, French Sole I4eath
r. Irou Frame. irou Bound, Packing, Dress
sonnet, Eal;ses. Sacg, Sate!ies, Carpe, Bags, &c
Mss~ We pledge oursei ves to duplicate any reg
liar Bill of theabove goods made in any of tbs
Northern or Eastern Cities.
ROBERT LAWSON & o.,
277 West Baltamore Street,
ap~A6'eay BALTIMORE.
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KANAWHA SALT!--lOO Barrels of Ka-
N nawha Salt just received. This Salt is
acknowledged to he the best in the world for
Stock. For sale cheap.
P. b. HOGE 4 BRO.
mar7-tf Spec. h v.rg copy.
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THE GEM AND
THE DIAMOND,
also agents for the celebrated
ORIENTAL BASE BURNING FURNAES,
for dwellings and public buildings, they only re-
quire attention once in twenty-four nours. and
never mind how much coal is put in; by their
peculiar construction they consume only GER
tain quantity Call and see them at the Bast
Burning Depot,
BIB & CO.,
80 i Al Light Street.
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Llnera' concessions made 20 Ministers
'ihurches ana Hehoois 69sepls,
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GEN EieAL AUCTIF]N
AND CGMhISSION BUSINESS
Our regular sales Of Furniture &c. will tax
place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATrRpA,
MORNING, at 10 o clock, on First F!ocv, and sal.
of Dry Goods Notions and Miscellaneous Stock,
will be held on Second Floor EvEar MONDAY
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock Goods SOL, in lots tt
sui the trade.
Sales CT Real Estate, 9 'cks at Stores and Pri
vate Dwellings taden at time, upon moder
ate terms
Consignments solicited s7d cash advances
made when required.
BROOKER d LEWIS Auctioneers,
No. 239 W. Bait. ST., near Charles
72jun23y Baltimore
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WAREHOUSES AND OFFICE:
CORNER PRATT AND PRESIDENT SIS
Near Pratt Street Bridge.
, 1874-07-18

Kicking Is tavorita nanda OF fighting in tie
northern couutioa Of England, more particularly
in Lancashire, whero. "a the poorer olaysnA wear
wooden clogs, vigorous. kick will frequently
nave fatal consequences. Tbs most strenuous
akertlons have. been made by tho authorltios 10
atop the vicious aud oowardly yhabit, but the nm
iishnenta awarded by the law ato not thought to
he sufficiently severe to meet tia oaae Floe.
glng Is now proposed .aa the only remedy, and
Parl'hment ts to be potitionel for; an Act 10 ON.
power magistrates TO award this punisbmeut. A
nolice magistrate At Oldham, Lancashire, SAYS
on this subject; a.. =.
"'Tha praotloo Of violently assaultng parties
III tho etreots at night by severe kicking. han
been 40 common Of late In tl,is. locality That I
venture to ransark that In ali cases OF extromelv
violent assaults the law would have TO be r3uiliy
ehloroea a.lu II 1t ,roro found to be inButloeni,
additional powor would have to ho sought from
Iar!ianont 10 order. heavier punlnhlnSnt. Nv
experiences ,tcachoa mo that tic moral fas,,nas
o. tue perpetrators ct tAaAo orimos ara sn
thoroughly barharous, and obliyiouB to avorv.
tiing that tH kind moral. and lust, thnIr hah,ia
OF Ito 90 thoroughly dogradad thelr ho,naa s,,eh
sl'ikB Of ntquity, that simple imprisonment IN
% punishment to tham.- They do moi fool II to
Ge degradation. aud tho only wav To- roach
tholf feelings - to mote out to these ruians Az
Mnoh oorporeal puniahmout Az they muta to
th0ir victims. You are aware that tiio lnHI, has
Aad salutary cffoot upon garroteru, 4Lo oon-
duct Of theso kiolera Ia equally vicious and dan.
gerons. and public opinion is strongly In favor
Of 'th bcing ,aprl!eed as = noans Of punlshmeut
, 1874-07-18

AMamiss.on Az 10, tho. Fronel, IAcudpmy.
>, A writor in Galazy says, ~ Boat liz tho
french Academy u to = 1Aan Of letters whit tile
baton Of Marshal is to- tho aqldlor; yot tuubo
who roach it are subjected to trinl haitly cont
phtih!o With fts digniesl character. Tho Aoada-
NY DOCS not elect a:man upleaa hapresonta him.
call on eaoh of tile forty aud solicit hia vote.
Even II tho Candidate is pllro Of ILLS election. lo
Is !.ell to comply with tho usage. WiAero tl,ero
Ia little Chance of succcss tho candidate iB often
oneouraRqa through that Fronel polItenoan
whoh cannot say no. Occasionally ho IL Aub.
1ectea to little oatoehiam III general wsy III
'roforonce TO hia claims. Ono candidate thua
questioned said that he had mado book on tl,o
napylontan arcli,; What'' EXCLAIMED Tia aoad-
9mSiap 9aa,1 H. '1pHbllaie one OH that subject III
laaf. lilo othor had not Hoou 1t, .You hayo
not seon 1t p returned the immortal Indignant.
lS,n ~ Tho Il 9andidate moant to my that e Ind
sir observed tho aoadomloia,, 'aInoo exhaust.
Cd tue subject, yon have plagiarizoe no,--you
nra on tho worao horn Of sho dilemma, II bid
, 1874-07-18

! common thtnr for f.n,,,,.. =.
thqse singlo-roomod ho~o,e VI tcn 20 . po reared
hsoaAtfn5 snllghtsncd England rulod II aS aood
Il aeHa eIoa,ne ,nieipsa s who oth Untold nens
London Journals oooily romsrIs. ,"'s' NJ one Of tna
known to DO rcmodio whIc y s,a@n aeaat1 r.. e ~, 30
Davenport ta Of 4 = Hangutno tomporamont.n IT. a''
r. 49, | 49,. 15 ..s,, W. AoSnhED TEARS Ado.
va.. I.soe to'on'y uellVorcd boforo tho
NoW York Historical Society by Sfr. Ja,nea "
Gerard, tlere occurred 4 nlonsan+ a,.s.1t uee W.
dnm nav Mo,s W., - ~ .o1 ss No" Amstor-
asta NJ ~" 80 ~ .no yaar !o6o. At that
49,, ~ ~" 11ne,o'oam nau population OF 1900,
anu IN aasemblago Of 22o housoH. Tho ma,or,tv
OF tho buildings woro Of wood, covered vitb
wooden o1,jmneya atrsc.',..o @ W -, 'nem neo oven
t,ona .c,,.r:ata. osfaotpscs ot more pfeten'
.iuaa charaoter wore built OF an,all, yellow.
nneed o 1,sdKs si.h imported from Hollsnd. Inter-
Of quaint oroaa ,n5 NJ, Iaihof Tut anu
IN % ,saa '1oss ana eneokerWosk den'gn:. Over
low "a rca'anaoet 1oot OF p, r. Iod and black tiles. A
Oh wtukio strnst aaa @o,a .e GomPanya storoLousoa
onds so e. IL. so houses we're aot with their gable.
rnof ~ - & e.o &s!Eoos aud alr1nount'pg tho peakod
tiyn 'm,nsnns n v~Jn was woather-cock These prinl-
reckless da.ncs 81 eboaE the tovn in
tim t1,nrnr rh e. - ,So1llD standing On
tho-wnv nIooaa ,o.nera. lounglng in ont-of-
paee eompe1a ana a oSeon1p5ns Ss1Rp5ls the se
the better onsa a1 ny n9ltn AlYora Attaehed to
dor tho 1asI Or sesdoncos and ahoterod un-
nlnca ~ fPt1'iing ac6ta1 oaYea, was to "stoep"-tho
Ths IT, aad domestic roposo
indcatad liz sre aoof and the small windows
to a 1avara foo otvn1a;nA tvn.;A po1il of :propinquity
scr,,lhods ldse @ loo. Mtain tho dwelling, tho Welt
neat aana IN NY "his1 T., noor waa covered with
hoad tn noiisSad II, siEntes anu ffBtoons. Ovor-
, 1874-07-18

opt1 unn NaoscAclea nt St. Clouds
commornn MsooFagly Chopin and Mosaloles ware both
writes on the 30th Of Octobor1 non the dag
When Aqlkhrennor callad said, .To-dsy shall
p!ay on piano OF yours at IL. Cloud.' liz
5uanpoa .," from h's chair aud declared that not
stfument VIVA in the beat order. He also tn}d mn
tlas tue Duchess Of Orleans, having taken las.
aone from him In playing and composition. knew
X os,oee ohon how to aBpreoiats good ao
!. and his charming wife. We Ill four went ant off
n poltlng storm OF, rain, and. folt moro oom-
IorIaDle whom We cntered. tho warm aud brilI.
lansyd1gtea ssnd;ag palace We passed through some
civ tha Fote tsa to salon oarro where
Queen ct round tab1o, with an elegant work.
pa! nasaet before her Il wonder whether she vea
knitting q ,purse formo p Next to hor was Mne.
~ tha tte nncesa OF orleans and the ladlea
y, aa u no were old aoquaintanoea, The Queen.
aS well as .Afmo. Adelaide, declared that inv
sttil remembered with !, gratitude tLo d.
TEo !Ee' Kia1 esva ssno them s = al tho Tailories
Of betweon tftaen and sixtoen W years t'ii lad
alapsed stuce that tiuao. + said lo was quite
correct, Put thought all tie while Of tile poor
a Thahs u.aa WE had then boqn present
rloyel-was placed as re liked it; Bas tic light
ing what NO wantod2 it tho chairs wore tho
right holgAt, &c.; and waa. aa anxious for our
eomiort co i r. a. cltzon Queon might we'll bo Frat
md Et,dos, and was extolled and admired AZ
an old Court iavorlte.. I followed with so1ao old
and new "studlos," and WINS houored with
similar appauao. We thon sat down to-
bass, thing ho always insists on. '-TGo; Email
audionoo now listened intently to nv. tE fiai
major souata," which was iuterr,ipteI by snoI,
g etclamatlona !, a. "divtFi dac!eux r" Afto1
, 1874-07-18

i
THE TRIAL or THE 'REV.:.DAYID SWING RE
'IohE; l, HT1E' pAEsDYrEnY. OF ,:ouICAuO,
G'ee ~ y Commlttes Of tho Treab,tary. svo, pl
.Sfect,ra nl<o; aasan' Sl'75. Chicago Janseu
y, Tho aboyo is . complete and ar.lentio report
OF tho most pregnant and, important occlcsiss.
ttcal trial that has, taken; place for many yoars.
Apart from the interest felt In tho history of tho
case because. Of the oSaltpa standing OF tho
accuaed in his denoMinatiop, III the eateem OF
tho community, and n tla hearts OF l,;s pnr,al,
ionern aud frioads;. and becausa Of thu intellect
and loarning represented Ia tho 1atss boily. Of
olcIgyu1cn and la!anea hoforo whom lie .yaptrled
-thcre IL dekp Significance III tho whole bear.
ius of,t tue eys'st: It was not tl,c theology OF
leot Swing n!one that was on Trial; It tuas ,aE3
sha thoGloEy at ilfa whole Presbyterian OnureL.
quo g:oat question teatsl was; how much OF tIs
1,'rIr;aa ef tho Puritaa relnrr1ors. OF tha six-;
Mss*:'se:las? e Its prosotyad ltH vitaiity through
w.. ;s''u years OF onHasd progress Hhln;1 tar
w'!i!'i tta :nlrnAss siaa1 t. was promul1et
hes :aIl 1t *;,ts dso:rine is considered t;ni;nr
H.; slts I""as:A Of 0.iv!n mud Knox upon liz,
s'>na''sc;H' yn =, 'n'!Jl of tho prosont age dnd
t'lnity f:r .i.a se.l1pMent Of this :poiut tostho
satisfaelian ii th.ae iOcdq aud outside tho grnye
cohsfo9stE;: ~: E:rEal tho u,easure of de-
!arttNre Mb'sh ths' caj'sres" Of to-day lavo
naae ats ., 1sta " ae is'.a hom tho. calvin
not merely IN tho light Of trial for horesy Of
one Darid Swing but 'is y fair oxpositIon Of
presbyteriantsm ya us it stands in the year Of our
AULu Acf4. 80 ''-'s :.t', =. t..
-. The record of the trial In tho book before ,,s
has been carefully edited by d Committed an.
pointed Tor the purpose by tue tpreabytery, Il
contains the charges and specifications, decla-
ration OF psof. Swing, testimony Of Witnesses,
arguments in full, opinions OF ths Court, ind.
lngg OF tho Court, andsroasons OF tbs prosbytorv
for the verdict, and, In addition, Prof. Swings
letter OF withdrawal to tho Chicago prosbytery, !
Synod. 'Ao
, 1874-07-18

The Enfield. (Conneotiout) Shakers arc to be
tile subject Of 4 little legislation. Bomo yoara
aaBo tho 'pa'oats OF three children, which they
'thonl away, and carriod tho case into court, 6ut
wero beaten. The 6ha1ers attorward turned the
Children on tho town for support, and about =
year ago aiao turned out ono Of their old aud
buaneHs bill Ia now before tie Legislature
which will oblise tho siakers to provide foy
their own commuul''', :, . islLc:, lor u I9u, or
, 1874-07-18
EYE AND HEART.

From thu Gdrnut,
So many QUO appcRra at sight
All full Of loyo l,il warm IL heart. 81.
AlMl then doth allow, n.nro closely Known.
That love with him Is but an aft.
= = -'f ! =" '' ;. ~.
80 many ono sppoars ut slight
AllHttH resurYe aud icy cold
But keeps hEs lIeart for him who aeeks
It's richest treasures to unfold.
, 1874-07-18

H.. 70 9..9o 9o. literally. "a . walking araonai
iRe enntnE s,sitinE costume Of sho'kh wl Include
g!n, and short oarbno: 4"'De'''''o :.
The syrian takes his food sitting crous.1egeed
a,stsa on Inc q93r n3s,4 q tte table rather thy
1or1si or plato. but holpa hinselt: from tho 1
cgino }ll IL p5otosona among the wollto-do tloro
@ "p 1fGa H naea large thin wafcrs the
Thont pounded together to a. soft pulu. then
dressed with nutB, onions, and butter. md
sbSes1a phScI ~ c.akes meat cooked with boans
Fla rb%"Shos o,t stuffed, ,wt With rloc aud meat tho
an,sa 11mea w1tli rice,-' tninoea"' meat, AMI
spice and for dessert, dricd npricotg., s.owed
| oranges, fresh aprlcots, aud cuounbors, which
ria cHcnMo nosa apples amy othor fresh fruit,
.' nnu drink It morning, noon, md night. Ono of
shoir especial datntles Is dish calod tn,ioIiw.
wnIcn re, - composed Of pounded rice favored With
and anu angar and put into ltlo bowls
. a inaao whenever boy is' born, md ono Of iha
lstIG bowls ia sont to caoh friend Of tho family In
Mn'oh ,:'ll no pms made his advent besides. t6eir
Iury Iar aooa te syrtans have some noBtpecu
may be bought nng1y or by tho string in tLo
principal markot-plsco = = =. - 'A'
Among tllo odd things drawing Strangers at.
The Is - given iHo 1sG n or Is at to be his nMmo
Tor tho, strangeat under heayon. Ono viii be-
namcu Smallpox, because that ,diacaBo was mn.
inE When no Waa born another, Faitlt-of-Rolip-
IN top aoh dnq tnra oyi WaT rho girls rooeo
'uno., Hotel, Lunsern1. Amcrica, aud Russia, K
Young 4ady-toacllor happening to bc a fayor;te
among tho women: III . iaountain-y -ylllage enc Of
a'iga ime% G%1aea %annr .er bahy "sIiss Maso in tic
TO tho queor appellation l." Dlass ,AIasonv nmnnr
her acquaintance. but tho oddest fact Of ali ia
!nat Sohn smith Ia as popular a nann In s;yrla ns
as q;aen Taana ada Il os a9ash IN AraDa 4 is disguised
- Arab girls are batrothed when 10or 12.. and
married aoon:after. Should the bridegroom dc i
before tho marriage Ii oolebratod, biz betrothod
;,, dGnaa,ns miaoT Tor lie Until aftor the we'd
interested mover SEQ eaoh others face. The fol-
loWing account OF q visit paid to Moalem. bride |
exhlblta sona Of thu tadioua, md. aouaoloes Gus
'oms ana pertaining to ssyriao wedding: :, ,-."
edsn nsS IL 81, e o aaHsAes Of
Though the gir had leeu married ssvoral days, sho
ony sS aono nssa t. her husband
ceremony was porformed she taIine "s no nare sa
,,a,1i IN #: .Attes the Ceremony The bride
during which time sho sta la stns; looked in hef
finest. .dress and tewes .reccisiug calls: from hcr
husband ker ~ eos: sns and &C.
n,a alsye Will Of cruel master.
as 9f # ~, bre
lad e Pai;sd Gesa q sos I'D eoin. seas
woman would alnloat s.ar.o eooner thsn nark with
oo IhS present given BY tho family ths brdo
sch sks viz saa 1rsI, H. ana
,o, ,snptaoHs llse ak, heavily embroidered viii
nssr barng he iii ss Wopo Sna 9asg1ss ta hssa
n e x5e q' oss dresses wers spread
We stopped at houae bolow. aooor;,,no tn cr.,or.