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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

4 dispatch from Harrisburg states that
in according with General Latta's report,
the Governor decided not TO recall the
military until all danger of violence in
the Luzurne coal regions has disappeared.
4 fire early Yesterday morning, on
John street, Cincinnati, consumed stable
with % street cars, Ii mules and ! hCrse.
Loss about $@00O0i partly insured.
4 Shanghae dispatch says two steam
ers engaged in local trade came in cole
lision and the sudden sinking Of on
caused great loss Of life.
Official dispatches from Madrid report
defeat of the Carlsts at Tobosa with
one hundred killed.
The United States Supreme Court, yes
tcrday, decided that money temporarily
borrowed by a banker in the course Of
business was not taxable as capital.
The impression generally prevails at
Pottsville, Pa, that the miner strike Is
nearly ended.
A detachment of 80 members of the
first regiment Of National Guards was
despatched to Hazlctou, Pa, yesterday
afternoon. There was Il probability OF
the troops being recalled.
The grocery store Of Alden Thayer, at
Clinton, Massachusetts, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Mrs. Dinsmore and her
father, who occupied rooms over the store,
were burned to death.
The residence of o. p. Clifford. at
Vineyard Haven, was burned yesterday.
His sick wife, unable 10 leave her room,
nerished in the flames.
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A RnN's PIen in Court.

Fourth ward rum exhaled from every
pore in John Mesd's body when he ap-
peared at the bar of the Special Session
t. answer for beating his wife. The rum
had evidently beaten John, for his face
was bloatcd, aud his naturally kind eyes
were fecked with blood spots, His
clothes were the worse Tor gutter mud.
His wife, Winnie Mead, bore many marks
of privation Her features could not be
seen through the thick veil which She
wore She led little four year old
boy to the stand with reluctance.
Judge Lixby asked her kindly
whether she wished to prosecute her
husband. Before she could reply her
little boy, rather proud to stand so high
and look over so many people, glanced
around until his eye tell upon the prls-
oner. "Oh, there's papa John he cried
in Joyous tones, that were audible all over
the court room. Mamma, tell him to
come up here. Why don't you come,
papa john The prisoner scowled and
looked down, and the mother, III wiping
away her tears, raised the veil, and the
Judge caught sight Of her eyes badly
bruised and disfgured.
Did that man do that?" he demanded
with some severity.
ale did" was the fearful reply. "But
I'd rather YOU would let him go Judge.
lie don't always know what he's doing.
He's kind when he knows.
Papa John, come up here at once
the chlld's voice rang ont again, as if the
child had been pernitted to command.
The Judge evidently thought there must
be kind streak somewhere under the
forbidding exterior of the prisoner, else
the child had not been so familiar.
"If grant your wites request and let
YOU 90, willyou promise MOTTO come here
agaln?' he demanded sternly.
Never again, Judge said the pris-
oner.
As he left the bar free man his little
boy ran down the steps OF the witness
stand, crying "Papa, papa, don't go so
fast; We are coming, '-Ne'o York Sun.
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A Mothers Home.

The most perfect home l ever saw was
IN little house, into the sweet incense
of whose fires went no costly things.
goo served for years living of IA
ther. mother and three children. But
the mother was u creator of home, and
her relations with her children were the
most beautiful have ever seen. Even q
duh and common place man was lifted up
and enabled to DO work for souls BY the
atmosphere which this woman crea-
ted. Every inmate of her home invol.
UNFAIRLY looked into her face for the kew
note of the day; and it always rang clear.
From the rosebud TO the clover-lcaf.
which, in spite of her house work, she
alwas found time to put by our plates
at breakfast, down TO the essay or story
she had on hand to be read or discussed in
the evening, there was no interml>>lon
of her influence. She has always
been and always will be my
ideal of a mother, wife. ito herquick
brain, loving heart, and exquisite tact
had been added the appliance of wealth
and the enlargement Of wider culture,
hers would have been absolutely the
ideal home. As it was, il Is the best |
have ever seen. 1t is more than twenty
wears since | crossed its threshold. | do
not know whether she is living or not.
But aS | see house after house IN which
fathers, mothers and children are drag
gng out their lives in haphazard alter
native of listless routine and unpleasant
collision, always think with Il sigh OF
that little cottage by the scaShorc, and
the woman who was the eight there
or" and find in the face of many
women and children, as plainly written
and as sad to see as in the newspaper col
ums of"Personals w anted-a home.
-EHglish paper.
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,r,cmu.w ward on the Negro.

FELLEKZIrERsUNs:-The,,A African may
J- our brother. Severil hily respectable
Gentlemen and sum femails tellus 80, and
,ar argument sake | mite be induced to
grant il, tho | doat believe it myself.
But the African isn't our sister. an our
wife an our uncle. He isn't severIl of
our cousins, and all our wives relashuns.
He ln't our grandfather and our aunt in
the country. Scarcely. And yet
numerou, persons would have Us think
50. 1t is troo he runs Congress and
,everil other public grosserys. But we've
.ot the African, or he's got US rather;
low, what are we going to do about it?
lies an orful noOsance. P'raps he isn't
.o blame fer it. Praps he was created
Tor sum wise purpose, like Bill Harding
aal M England rum, bat it's nifty hard
10 So. It. Atauy rate he's here, and its
ap.,y he kant 90 orr sum whares quietly
rg himself, WHARF he Good crafty his
ambition in warts vase without havin an
eternal fuss kickt up about him.
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From the Springfield Republican.
S,raved or stolen: A Great Popular
Reaction Any information Will bc
thankfully received at the headquarters
of the Connecticut Republican State
Committee.
The powder burned by the exubcrant
Mr. Green last winter left peculiar
smell in the Connecticut canvass Voters
fed and shifted. and concluded they
didn't like it,
Porhap, the Connecticut Republicans
WU.u.I have Jared quite rs well If they
had uot invited quite So many force bill
Joagrr,,men into the State to help in
,.-.,, the people in their political duties.
To many cooks spoil the broth; espe-
.a,iy 1t they are not the right sort of
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FOREIGN.
The Belgian Question.

LONDON, April l2.-In the House of
Commons to-day, Lewis asked what
course the government would take if the
independence of Belgium was irnperilled,
in consequence Of her rejection of Russias
demands. Disraeli replied that there had
been great misrepresentation and exag-
geration in this matter, that the Prussian
note to Belgium was not mcnance, but
only remonstrance, and that no re-
ioinder had been made to Belgium's an
swer. He believed the question was con-
cluded. He said Germany had shown her
cordiality for England by communicating
to her the correspondence. In conclusion
Disracli declared that were Belgium's
neutrality threatened Her Msjestys gov
crement were prepared to do their duty
to their Sovereign, and would not fear to
meet Parliament.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE April l2.-Flour-Firm;
western superfne at 81 25G4 so; do
extra So OO65 l2I; do family So 5OGI
) 75. Wheat-Firmer: No. amber
western at 81 ljdl 30; No. , mixed
81 32@l 80; No. red 81 32Gl SO; 40.
. 81 81. Corn-Western strong;
western mixed at 93c. Oats Firm;
white western at 72G73c; mixed zoe.
Rye-Firmer at 81 10@l II. Coffee
Firmer; Rio l5l@l84. Hay-Dui. at
ia Provisions-Quiet and eas:er.
Pork-$22 25G,23 90. Bulk Meats
Quiet and nominal; shoulders SIC; clear
rib HE. Bacon-Dull; Shoulders 9ic;
clear ribs 123@l8c; hams l44Gl5.
Lard-Refned at l6c. Butter-Steadyi
western tubs and rolls, old 1922 new
27G2S. Petroleum--Dull and nominally
at 6IM6.c.
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From the Harrisburg Telegraph.

rpm the Harrisburg ItirRfdph-
", only does TN, Cabinet put all its
o-~l.rr,,urs to shame in It's capabilities
f.r enjoying sport, but it Is DountifuiIy
successful in making the occasion for
fan. 1t i, not only funny in itself, but
Il is the cause ot fun for all the world.
Her. is Mr. Postmaster-General
Jewell leaving Washington in Il
Pullman palace car for the western eX-
,rvmty ut New England, and in two
ur thr,, day. he is back again, convulsed
with laughter tand conyulsing all with
whom he comes in contact at the
promputude with which his State has
been lost to his party. He is not only
-ucccs,;ul as to results, but somewhat cx-
usperu,ing and stunning rs to the
promptitude with which he "gets in his
work If We may be permitted to in
dulgc in that slang form Of expression
concerning 80 exalted member of our
rrver,I Cabinet
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April l2-Flour-
In COED demand and held firmly; Wis
consin and Minnesota family s. O0Gj 7j;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio - %
mG %; high grades ST 25CGG 10. Rye
Wanted Corn-Quiet and weak; vel
low and mixed 90G9lc. Oats-Moder-
ate demand; white 78@7jc; mixed 700
7lc. Provisions-Firm. Fork-$23 80.
Beef Hams-lS@ 223c; smoked l8@l3tc
Lard--14@l53c. Whisky--Western
ironbound offered ut 81 IA without
buyers. Petroleum-Refned at Sl3i;
crude in barrels 9sc. Clover Seed
Western atlll. Timothy-Unchanged.
Flax Seed-Unchanged. Butter-Quict; /;
New York and Bradford county extra
2SCa SOC; do first 2j@27c. Cheese
Steady; western l6@lG!c. Eggs
Lower; western 2lG22c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aprill2.-Flour-SteaIy and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Stesdy
End in moderate demand; No. ? white
Wabash 81 2S; white Michigan 81 y;
No. ! red 81 22I; No. 2 81 20; No. 3
81 IA: amber Illinois 81 q. Corr-De-
mand fair and prices advanced; mixed
sole; May 79c; seller June 79c; low
mixed 78c; no grade 76lc. Oats-Steady
and in moderate demandi No. 2 and
Michigan 64tc. Clover Seed-7tc.
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New York Cattle Mark et.

New YORK, April l2.-Brcves-Re-
ceipts 1920 head, making $3.50 head fer
the week, against 1860 head last week.
Prices hre scarcely so good for light
medium cattle as on Friday last. Com
mon to extra native steers and oxen
ranged at l0iCl13c. Shcep-Reccipts A.
$50 head making lS 720 head for the week,
against $40 head last week. Market good
at GfM SIC for common to extra unshorn;
5lm6ic for common to primo clipped
Hogs-Arrivals yesterday and to-day,
1860, making -, 300 for the week,
against 26, 400 head last week; none offer
ing alive; city dressed closed firm al lOt
MlOlc.
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Gin cinnati Market.

CINcrNSATI, April l2.-Cotton-Dull
and nominal at l5sc. Flour-Stesdy
and in moderate demand. Wheat-Steady;
red 81 l2CGl Is. Corn Steady at ~
@76c. Oats-Stesdy at 65670c. Rye
Quiet at 81 l3. Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Oils Unchanged. Eggs,
Butter and Cheese-Firm and unchang-
ed. Clover Seed-Active at lli@Il4c.
Pork-Dull and nominal at S2l 871IG
220O. Lard-Quiet; steam held AT
$l3 37I; kettle Slj 80 Bulk Meats
Dull aud nominal; shoulders Sc; clear
rib sides HE; clear sides &c. Bacon
Dull and nominal at S;@ 9@ l2,m I2I
@lSc. Whisky-Firm at 81 II.
HoGs-FIrm; common sta 7c; fair to
St@SIc.
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LOUISVILLE, April PA special to
the Co,rier-Jo1Tmai from New Orleans
SAYS that in compliance with the call
from Speaker Wilt, some sixty Conser-
va,jyr members of the Legislature met in
caucus this afternoon to consider the pro-
posed withdrawal of Wilt i'll favor of
some Speaker less Objectionable to the
Radical members. A correspondence
SAYS the movement is strong and actively
urged. but that Wilt will not withdraw.
1t j. thought that the Wheeler adjust
meut will find serious distractions in the
present dead lock.
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General sherman on The Black Hills
Humbug.

Interview in the Kansas City Times,
APRIL, y.
The theme of the conversation was
changed, and after'chatting about Kansas
City, as 1t was years ago when known as
Westport Landing, and It's wonderful
growth, that of the Black Hills came up.
The General expressed himself with em-
phasis on this subject, and the reporter
was not long in sscertainlng that he con-
sidered the excitement premature.
"Do you think gold can be found there
in large quantities.
No. There are many other mining
districts in other States much more ac-
cesslble, and which are far more valuable
than those of the Black Hills"
"How is it, then, that such a f1trore has
been created?"
That's easy enough to explain" he
answered. "Omaha and Sioux City want
to be advertised, and they are
succeeding in their wishes. Their mer-
chants want people to come there and
buy supplies for the journey into the
mining regions. And then there is AN
other reason. The public has learned that
the government has forbidden the
entire into this Indian reservation, and
you know how ii is with forbidden fruits.
Stolen sweets are much sweeter, and the
miners imagine that the Black Hills
mining region Is the only one in the
word
The government, | suppose remark
ed the reporter, "will keep them out at
all hazards"
"It most certainly will, and | advise
all to keep out of the reach of the troops
with their wagons and horses, as they
will surely be destroyed; such are the
orders in case any are captured.
"An old scout is getting upa company
to start from this city. He expects to
go next month, and he says he will have
one thousand men"
They better remain where they are.
That's my advice
Various other objects were alluded to
IN the hurried conversation, but the re-
porter was forced to withdraw, rs the
train was drawing out.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main 81.
Have now IN store and for saIe:

Have now In store and for sale:
2OO Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
$40 No. MaCkrrel-
2U No. > MHckerel.
400 Packages Mackcrel, = and 3 In quarter
barrels and Kits.
- TirrccS choice Carolina Rice.
$50 BblS choice y. o. MOlasSes.
80 Hhds choice y. y. Sugar.
80 Bbls Syrups.
2UI BblS Standards 4. B, Extra c. Granu-
lated Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlcwisc, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice &. 4.
Teas.
- Caddics prime To- Choice g.. l.. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces llalbruuk's j. II
Millincr'S, PAGES and other good and r..
liable brands, among the best iu the COuu-
try. our stock is fun and complete, ana
will bc offered to the trade at the lowest
mark IT price. We invite clos" buycTt 10
call and examine our stock before purciI-
asng elsewhere.
marble NELL & ELLlNGHAN.
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New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, April l2.-The package
trade in domestic goods was slight, but
prints were in fair demand. Cottons
unchanged. Pink prints have advanced
to SC. Woolcn goods quiet. Plaid dress
goods IN brisk demand. A fire in Worth
street, Sunday, damaged stock of
woolens in commission house. Loss
about S25000; fully insured.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, April l2.-Wheat-Not
quoted Corn-ln light supply and
higher, quoted at 7SCa SIC according TO
quality. Petrolcum-Crudef frmcr with
fair demand at 81 l6I@l 20 Mt Parker.
Refned-Quiet at l3.c for Philadelphia
delivery.
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Bluned Him,

Give cents fare for that child, mad
am SAID stree. car conductor vester
day as he opened the door and put HE
head into the door.
Very well she replied, feeling in her
pocket; this is an orphan child and I'm
= guardian. | must have receipt for
moneys paid out, and aS soon as you
',..e one III drop nickle in the box.
he shut the door and leaned over the
.'sS Ike man in deep thOught-De-
Free Press
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April 12.-Wheat Corn
and Oats-Firm and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Quiet; Standard white car
lots HE; Ohio state test l2tc; small lots
l62c higher Receipts-Wheat, $500
bushels; corn, 1850 bushels; oats $500
bushels.
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GovERNMENTs-Strong.
RAILRoAp MoRTGAGEs-Firm.

STATE BoNDs-Dull but strong.
STocKs-The stock market was active
and Auctuating during the first hour of
business, but afterward became dull and
irregular, Erie being particularly strong
and Pacific Mail, CantonS and Quick
silver weak, the last mentioned tumbling
to lS4 on the reported serious illness Of
Daniel Drew. One lot of 5000 shares
sold at 20 in the semi-panic in Quick
silver. Later on the market became
steader, bat during the afternoon the
whole market was dull and weak under
the lead of Union Pacific, which declined
from 73I to II. At the final close the
market was steady with some recovery
in Union Pacific, Pacific Mail and Quick
silver. Drew mas been i'll, but was better
this afternoon. Transactions $4,000
shares, of which 2s,090 were Pacific Mail,
27,0OO Western Union, Al, 900 Erie, 5000
Lake Shore 5000 Ohio and $4,000 Union
Pacific.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, April l2-MoSEY-
More active this afternoon and advanced
to per cent but closed ut 6 per cent.
Prime mercbantile paper at 6G7 with II
tendency to lower rates. Sterling firm
at 4s6 for so days and 490 sight, Customs
receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Firm at ll5t9ll5;, closeing at
latter price. Carrying rates las per
cent and fiat. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed to-day $4,000 Clearing
S2S,OO0,000.
GoYERNMENTS-Stro
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WASHINGTON, April u, SP. NJ,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April II, SP. NJ, J
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lake region and the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys
and Ohio Valley, local rains Will prevail,
followed by cool clearing weather, north
TO west winds and slowly rising
barometer.
For the Cult States, Tennessee and the
South Atlantic States, clear or fair
weather westerly to northerly winds
rising barometer and no decided change
in temperature.
For the New England and Middle
States. threatening weather and rain
with brisk northeast winds, veering to
southerlv. continued low temperature and
falling barometer.
The Ohio river will fall slowly.
Cautionary signals are ordered at sta,
tions on the Atlantic Coast between Cape
Hstteras and Boston.
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DIR. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription

Is very strongly recommended by the
Medical Faculty and is largely prescribed
among their Female Patients. 1t IT.
worthy of all confidence, as may bc seen
from the following testimonials:
DR.. &. b. CHAPMAN. Pattsmouth
Neb., writes have under treatment
lady, who for the past seven years has
been afflicted, and after trying several
physicians without receiving benefit, IS
gaining rGpidiy on your Faror,te PresrTip.
ton,
ATLANTA, Ill.
DR.. Il. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n Y:
Dear Sri have not words to express
my gratitude to you for your advice and
assistance IN my case. There Is not
one who mas used Your
medicines since they have been
brought here, but that can say with me
they have been greatly benefited. Since
! have been 50 helpless by IT. use, siA or
seven around me left of all doctors and
other medicines, and row Use it IN their
families. after beiug cured OF the same
disease aS mine. You do not know what
a wonder it created in our city, by IT.
restoring my sister ! wrote yuu about,
for she had been under TIA" care of three
of our best doctors, but could not SIT up
but for few minutes at one time. |
begged OF her to- try your medicines, and
before -hc had used half the bottles she
could go all around the yard and has
now jus. come home from visit five
miles away.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Order of HeptasOphs.

New ORLEANS, April IA delegs-
tion of Heptasophs arrived yesterday
morning, and were received by the order
and escorted to their quarters ut the
Grand Southern Hotel. There was
large procession in the afternoon, there
being a fine display Of crusaders mounted
and many members on foot. At the
Opera House Anthony Sambola was in
troduced by Grand Archive, Frank NJ.
Spencer, and he addressed the order and
citizens on the history and progress of
the organization, and the symbolic char
actcr of its ritual. He was followed by
Prot Alex. Dimitry, in an oration replete
with truth and sentiment. Subject: "Tho
Motives OF the Order Wisdom, Truth and
Benevoence."
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KeIIOSg's EmOlIments.
From the y. Y. sun.

FROM lnS ~. q. sum
Kellogg, who pretended to be Cover
nor of Louisiana, seems to have taken
lessons from his patron, President Grant,
in relation to increasing the cmo!umentS
of his office for mis- salary bears small
proportion to the total expenses which
the impoverished people OF that State
are compelled to pay for the maintenance
of the Executive office, The figures, as
given in the appropriation bill tor 1879
are as follows
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Spinner Highly Honored.

WASHINGTON, April i2.-Treasurer
Spinner to-day received an autograph
letter from the President, accepting his
resignation as Treasurer of the United
States, and expressing for the retiring
official, the warmest sentiments of regard,
personally, together with high apprecia-
tion OF his well known probity, patriot
ism. and official integrity.
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IN 1860 the entire expense of the Exc
Cu''Ne department, including the Gov
ernorS salary, was $1,000. or about the
same sum which Kellogg absorbs for
contingencies In another resnect the
policy OF the usurping Governor is like
that Of some other high officials. In ad-
dltion to the money to he draws openly
from the treasury, the opportunities Of
his Office are believed to be so cultivated
as to yield magnificent returns in cash
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THERE revolution coming, sure. tho
'a>s,on critics say. The mems trowsers
ase swelling, and the womens skirts are
,ar.nkIHg. Its just like having both
.'S' IN one pantaloon to wear the present
fashion for ladies. Ii this thing con-
ulues, the women will be wearing the
breechcs in good earnest, and the despi.ed
pciticoat will adorn the neither limb, of
man, The new spring trowsers are biz
and wide and pettlcoatv; the new spring
skirt Is p yards at the bottom onlv' and
tied back at that till one can Just walk.
Verify, there are breakers ahead. Box,,y
Post.
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FROM our report, this morning LIE
probabilities IRE that the weather 'o-u"'
a,ll be cloudy, with northeast " 'U"
-r,y winds. lower temperature and local