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dan attempted to cut and bore bis way to free-
DON, and Ats: Inhis, heanng the noises quick
nuteer 4nd Flint or poke hef head ont of the
window and call for help. she got up mid drew
on spare pair Of her hnsbaod's Erseches, coat,
aud bat, and boots to match, armed herself with
tho ofnc1al pistol, Ind strode gallantly to the
work. Mira Innis unlocked tho door, cooked
the pistol. and. With her steady right arm
pointing it At sheridan's head, demanded the
tools With which be ras carpenterng The
thief INV the anpposab!e man on duty, and
1t Mrs. Innis' feet, three auser-blts md some
other handy tools, and retired peaceably to his
corner. Mrs. 1nn1s Tucked the door and retired
to rest in sUees peace, Ard the prisoner WAS safe
in the morning.
, 1875-12-19
ILLINOIS,.
"RVNCON1N,
EnTfT pT ~

S3ecidg Cmrupo:,dsnee o} The CHICAGO 19founx.
WAuKEaM, ILL.,. Dec. 18.--It was on the bitter
cold morning Of Friday that poor old Frank Con-
ners was found lying ut the foot Of tho bluff
just south Of the freight-house in q
rtAn1T FROZEN CONDITION.
He Was removed to tho German House, on State
street, and Dr.. Bullock called to his aid. The
man was certainly in = pitiabls condition. Both
hands we1e badly frozen, aud 4 terrible cash
upon his bead revealed the fact that he had been
foully dealt with. Further inquiry ELECTED the
information that tho day before 924 had been
given him by Dr. B. S. Cory. the Pension Agent
nt this place, of which gum there was but 48
cents found upon his person. 1t the present
writing the man ID in dangerous condition. and
the whereabouts OF the would-be murderera are
not known.
ALL SORTS.
Tuesday the election Of Judge Of tho Supreme
Court to fill the vacancy occaeioued by the
resignation Of the Hon, Y. Il. McA!lister occurs.
Present appearances indicate that the vote IN
this county will be about equally divided be-
tween the two oaadidAtas-H- b. Hurd and r.
Lyis Diokey. !.
The local p.pers Of to-d'y announce that
day next. Ths object Of the meeting is 10 have
m expression Of opinion in regard 70 the cur
1enoy question
ENTERTAINMENTS
are 10 be given Christmas Eve by tho Baptist
Nethodist, Preebyteriau, and Congregational
6abb8th-echoofa. 49,:
There will be Union Temperance meeting ut
the Presbyterian Church this evening. The
Rev. Mr.. A,ohison, OF the Methodist Church.
viii deliver the address,. .,:
: And now some of The young ladies are saying
that jerome Biddleeom 'wss Just ~ mean as he
eYuld BE-" simply because they were not invited
to witness the ceremony On the occasion Of his
, 1875-12-19
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
Symptoms of O1d-MafdishneSs.@-
How the Widow Caught
Him.
The Result Of q Game Of Cards...Seat.
for Women -Clerks-.-An Iowa
Heroine,
I'm the Sad Sea Wave...The s Dead-Let-
tero Gfrls-.-Miscellaneous Fem
1nine Notes,


THE KISS,
One Hss, dear maid. said, and sighed:
Your ecorn the little boon denied,
All why refuse the blameless bliss7
Esn danger 1urk within a H4s7
Ton fie~iess wandefer Of = Yale.
The tptr1t Of the weste1n g1le,
A. mornings brnak, At evenings close
lnhaies the sweetness At the rose.
And hove1s Ger the uninjured bloom.
Sleh1hg back The fofs perfume,
Her nectar-bresthfne kisses fling
Tfgoe to the zephyrs wing,
And she tho glitter Of tho dev
Scatters on tho roseb hue.
Dashful+ 10! ahe bends her head.
And dArta blush Of deeper rcd
Too we'll those lovely 1ps discioss
The triumphs Of the opening ross:
. fait! Q graceful! bid them proya
As passive to the breath of loveI
In tender accents faint and IN,
Well pleased hear the whispered "Notn
The whispered - No t" how little meant,
Sweet falzehood that en1eass conAenti
For On those lovely lips tho while
Dawns thu soft, Hlenting smile,
And tempts; With feigned. dissuasiys cor.
Tho gentle violence Of tho Joy.
f~st+,fra
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Doesn't Intend to Itn rruriiris t1n. (

UneSn7t 1nFe1sd TO he Uurnc6 Up
There il said to be disciplinaliaa ID Ips,W!eh.
Mass, who is bound not to be burned a1ive. Ho
nvds in ho1fse With only one pair Of stairs, and
every Tuesday night, according to local paper,
st Il o'clock be cries f,re,"At Which his vito
and children quickly rise snd uress. He tAon
takes out window sash, puts rope srcund Ills
wfo and lowers her to the g1oslnd, then throws
into her arms one child 1t time. He puts hfs
furniture into the &straes aud removes it to u
place Of safely. The whole time occ1ipTed is
less than fifteen nainut4s, and ho ho1es to do 1t
IN tBp,
, 1875-12-19
MORNING AND EVENING.

Morn breaketh in the East.
So beauteous to behold;
Some clouds In amt tsr-tints are dressed.
And others tinged with gold
Above the blue lake 8 rtppltng breast
Tho Sun hath mnde his way:
Oh what = glorious messenger
To herald In the day.
The Morntn y-star is faint and dim.
No brightness it CAN ooast;
II ia tho last remaining now
OF Heavens myriad host.
4 solemn silence rejgns around,
Save Hhsn the keutle breeze
Is wandering with \ silvery sound
Through ali the fnraat~trees.
The little lark, with merry nose,
Chahts forth ita mornitg-lay;
Through sapphire clouds It see1ns fu float
To worlds 20 far away.
This Is the calm, the hal1owed hour
Whom holtest thoughts a1iae;
When all should seek the Guiding Ppvw
u Heaven. beyond the skies;
When ve should ptas for faith aud hopa.
Which make '*our lives sublime"
And tend tho golden gate4 to ops
OF Paradise in time
Conhaingly 10 ask of God
To guide rs. whiie we're he1e,
From sin, till we shall lnd our home
In His celestial sphere.
, 1875-12-19
RACINE.

|
opeesdt ce1fespos1dt'es of The chseaoo Tribune.
! hAc1SE, Wls., Dec. 1s.-Social matters have
| relspsed to their old, dreary. stsepant etatf
| neain. Yh-ra h.. m, has, !. .o,;t.-. .s,,.., !,
5r,1;a., ~ - -. -..,' Aup
."o .o74 "oo.' "oo nope nave oeen "eita1'
~ tu11ner tnan tue announcement that the u.
B. J." Club will give one Dec. q. The on1y A.
fair OF snv moment was tho Child entert.;n.
mcat held At n 1nla,a rh,,a, T,,,raa,r .ran.
,r.-0s :,e.S oseA
! 4us 4ast' 1hese p1eaSant feaolnss are sup
POSED to be held san1i-monthly, except when 4
danring sociable takes their place. The bill for
Thured.v evening Was an Interesting one and
,.4vv;ad mt I'd na,f.ot;u.~ 81
~N@1'e" '0' ~ ie'Aeeslop
REVIVAL
Tho members of the Presbyterian Church ire
awake to q realizing tense Of tha need Of rsyi-
va,a an>onc III. vna,rbore NJ +h,+ do,n,,;r.+,,,
.oa .,xro-S;x,c,., ~. ....1 ..:~,,s,1 = rass,N,
- ee@oAoox9 aa,o as'aaseo .;:s n'enas ouspe'
Hee'nEs NJ tneir cnofch. 1he NeS. Ar. EoW-
1eT and the Rev. afr- Bierce conouct the Ser
vices. This is an innovation that cou,d verv
we'll be followed BY more creeds in the city than
tho Presbyterian, and it shows that the Roys,
Icrce and Rogley are alive to the pressine needs
Of reform. ~ - ~'' ~~>''
BURGLARY.
Last Sabbath, moruius as Ir. Huuprhev. 4
, 1875-12-19

EFENIE1.
Tw.. beautiful ore, aud Tbs Guns last my
1oid TWAS the hour Of departing day:
Ger forest and prairie, afar and afAf,
II atatalfnees rode he on golden csr.
Shedding halo 80 pure and 50 h1est
Oer thA purpltng clouds ut tho golden West.
Inc beautiful Moon, with its si1very beam,
Reflected Her charrna oer mountain and stream:
and each pale little star in the eEening-sky
n gentienesa opened it's sleepy ere;
Al SPARKLING and glowing. Ia Joy 10 ses
Tho Queen Of tho Night in her majesty.
Some sweet aad thoughts DER my memory swept
ruth thrilling force. and sadly wept
such tears IS never al Ahed before,
~ sone old "Reminiscences wandered oer
Aemorys page, Ike ray Of light,
Bursting through etorm-clouds, p,1re and bright
but voice in tbs darkness seemed TO say:
kepine not, but hope for F" Lies coming day."
CHICAGO. DAlsr F. CoLLREBt.
, 1875-12-19

noorrow afternoon, is By Fred Douglass, on "a
Conupoeite Nation"
st: Charles Hotel ia also q success, and has
recoired the addition Of new wing.
south Side Baptist Church haa bean duly
Dedicated to the service OF the Lord.
, 1875-12-19

marriage. TO Miss Arzneds B. Shanl, which took
place on Wednesday, last.
Both the Patriot and the Gazette are very
anxious to inform their readers whenever there
IL an addition to the population. From late ap-
pearnnces it would sbsm that the reporting OF
newly-born babes vas NJ essential feature to
local journalism.
, 1875-12-19

FCHBTNG BEILE Of HER HAIR.
On Monday night (saTs the New Orleans Pted-
pune)a beautiful young lady, member of dis
tinguished Creole family, got into Baronne
etreet car with bor friends. When the CAT had
arrived ear Perdido street, the driver noticed
that 4 man who v.s seated next to the
young lady ~as cutting large pisces from tue
whistle, and al tha. moment the man severed
With Bkillful atroke long tress Of the lsdy's 8
1u1urant black hair, and attempted to escape,
but vas caught br policeman.
, 1875-12-19

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
A. long as q woman can attend an suction Al
tr~ +hrao 1;n1s ~ ,,,st ooton .tova-r;,,a for =
cen,a aha ui11 mt vorrv ,bout sufYr,ae.
-,, 70.
| a Detfo1t "onaan coala tnfnA OF DUE TWENTY
nine different Ingredients to put Into miuce
ME, and abe wept At tue idea OF losiue her DOW
A.. ,f rnsnorv
| GO "
s -. 49, ta,.;,r ~ 1tssh;aatan ~ - ar5 11:h. 4shs,
AROUND 1o1 family Ii "4sn"sson' sno' "oe'
| she goes to tha grocery store after soap, tn
clerks daren'5 wink wink.
h. ,;,a ,-a.,,, ..,
"Hs souE ~ s's' ne' u4se p1se:ns' 'oo'
ssld s"eet cnao OF years 70 tne slsses OF
1sc99s osas, osnns ~ asu quo '1ousA' VI
nao ooue ~"ou' eoo'sa 1o1 Ael'
A Duluth girl married voting man because hs
lifted bis has so beautifully a. he passed her
She got : divorce because ho lifted the table st
beautifully when the dinner aidn's suis him.
sa,a n xorno man IN hin b,cbelor n,c1a
:. W,.t sd:1ca TonId von eira to a vnn,e ms -
vho VIZ oonteutplatior natrimonT p" -
, 1875-12-19

THE DEA0.LE7fER" FEMALES.
Postmaster. General Jewell, being asked by q
lady for s!uation in the Dend-Letter Office,
rross tho following witty tep1y " NE have on
y fifty-seveu ladies employed in this depart
mens, with the exception Of few trsnsAtors
and expefte. and not more than tuo changes
hA1s occurred in that force for the last si1
months. None Of them ever 1nArry, of die, ot re-
sign. II TACT, the Dead~Letter division ID sort
OF mausolsun Of buried Anections-a place not
goverued by natural laHs-for those who pass
It's charmed portals seem to lose all the motives
and hopes Aid aspirations which Sway and gov
ern the denlzens OF the outer world. fegrst il
is 30, but SO II il"
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EtYe number Of prominent iaIfeB.1
SHE KNEW TIE WoMEN.
A+ah - ...tt

SIZE KNEW TIE WOMEN.
1t ono Of the railroad depots the other dav
(says the Detroit Free Press), a LADY walked up
to the ticket-window and HnilngIy aaid: "I
know just how women are and don't proposo
to bother ans ono. Anawer me few questions,
and I'll Et down and say nothing to no one til
train time. How far is it to Grand Rapids
What's the fare? When does the train leate7
When do we arrive there? Where do they check
baggage? Which track will the train start from?
How can get to Mubkeeon from Grknd Rapids
Ho" far is i'll What's the fare Do change
cara? ls there d palRce-coach on the road
Shall get lsy-over ticket? Can check nv
baRgage clear through Is there q conductor
Oh this road named Smith Do you allow dogs
IN the paBs8hger- cars ? and can l. child 10 years
old 90 fol nothing 2" Having been anawered,
she kept her promise to sit still, anf the depot
policeman never had ths least bit OF trouble
in seeing her Oh.
, 1875-12-19

9es , FOX "CMEN-ELEHkS.
Copies Of the following circular have been dis
tfibused to the p1op1ietots OF many Of the New
York City stores and shops where women are
emilo5ed:
Many ladies' of New York deeply interested IN tho
welfare Of their sex Wish 10 xppea to tie employers OF
female Labor In behalf Of those en4ged in stores md
shops. Ne assured By physicians that 1t Is pre-
judicial and often fatal to tho health Of women
constantly and continuously, and experience md
observation confirm this entirely that We are
Vety earnest In as6ng you to conetdar *th Vi what
Felief c1n be given to those who stand nearly, not
4uite ~ of the da5 IN your service. Ptc Journals
haVe called attention the need Of reform In this
matter but As Jet behind the counters Of uasny
btorea delicate women and Younger md stronger
girls struggling with exhaustion aud wea1iness 10
which sooner o. later they must yie11 II teea to s
that much Of this expenditure ct health aad strength
could bo spared to those to whom perfect health
Is 60 necessary, II the inte:eat and attention Of
employers were once obtained to the cen
~ slds.auon ,assS & Of subject !itsily affecting
70 rake 1mmedtate action in this matter and lend
your tnhuence to- good by providing se.ts for
POUR femals clerks, And allowing ite use 81 them At
3nterTas Of when customers do not require attention
We arc confident that 5oa will ind Il not only nrac-
dcaeis to do this, but We fully convinced &hat 50
Just and hcnevolent m arrangement will be repaid to
you In the improved condition md usefulness OF
ton to your INTERESTS.
[s1gned b large number Of prominent iat1ea1
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-.. ... .... ........... .. - ..
What contrast botwoon tho course tlase lat1ios
adopted anil That generally taken Instead at
winr. liauors, anil sveste. e.-l,enltl,.,,estrnving
''.7, .,n... ..i.. ,.,.;t, ,,a-n .,r..s,,t "a
n'n"'"'''ut' h"''c'.."H' ' ""'e" "o,' F'.'o'o
to callers, these la'lcF. ioscFs III the'f tAee. u
tcfr country. inculrntors nf morality, offered
AN At,AMASr-rnS1Ep .s,Ip rtS,
,,,4 1,,,1 n, i,,t;b1, ink a r,t1 of noper with
,.,.. ,..,;... x., n ...f .,u,s. r,,,.,+
h'H 'l'".s "s"'.'''t' ~" ~ w." A"o ,l.''r.
That The visitor should RECORD his name. "hllo
sympathy nls1st DO extended |" those lahfos for
Their ,,o,l-succegs yct lo rsuuli Indeed bo ally
vim vonhl uttcr othor that, praisca for their c,,.
NV "' ''~' "'N' '
daasofs. ......... x,,,
Ths Won1en'R Temperance Association ol Ills
nois Of which Atlas Frances Il. Willard IN frcn!.
dent thorot,cllly II, e1rnrst and i,elayif,g t1at
sor,a 7oo, ,o,,d In of,rtod. voatcrlnr innurur-
noo 49,. se"u 49,, ~ .;,,s .a.",,n r,,a
ase'l q system %h'ch fnhy III inns beco'fo Gus
ION. %ftehs "hea as fFheF"i's o''nesSe" ~ '"e
mode OF tho tlav shnll mark tho
Ann1yA1, or rur .,,I1,rsS1U,t,
,fias willard. ,ul will lcr Mrs Cook, and
,tmr ~, y, ,s:',.L.,, ;, - S.,;,,, 49,, r..o
, 1875-01-02
THE 'BUS.DRlVER.

WHAT He 6AH NEW 1EAH8 DAT.
He was bus driver, aud midd'e-agcd; hoarsa
though not harsh Of voice. rugged Of face, aud.
iu the main, gentie Of manner. lie drove oneot
the ''Unlon Line" and every time he Bau any
body who looked like wanting rlde he opened
his huge mouth and trolled forth hss route,
3Ia-a-a-d.-gon. A-ber~de-e~e.en. Adams and
Ogden asinG-n -new," with III amazing ompLaels
gu Tho conjunction, as though TO duly nplcaa
upon the minds OF sli within hearing the TACT
that after tie three first named streets had bean
accomplished tho1o whs still another piece Of
road left before the capacity Of the pasBengcr'a
nickel was exhausted. Aa Le passed Tnk TIN.
rxE Building one OF It's reporters mounted the
box and took scat beside hint pulled the rug
aud tarpaulip over bis knees, gave him
uicksl, and wiAhed him Happy New Year.
For long time the driver vas silcnt and sppaE-
cn,1y melisatiye, aud two blocks 1ese paused be-
| toro
He DAoKE SILENCE.
which he did at isst lu low, quiet yoice, and In
what seemed moro like . soiiloQuy lhau = re-
spouse to Reasonable benedicsiou as follows !:
''Ilumph! What tha ---h have got to do Nth
a Happy New Year, Id like to know, sittIn' up
bore Oh the boz from in the 1noruiu' till 10 At
night II it wasn't now ana then that some pas
| eeneer ~ishes TIE the comperments o tAs ses-
500, Of aHks 1ne to have cigar on account Of the
| day-wtll, thank you. don't mind II do, but I
wot1a light /. now, III ~ait TIL ges to s!,o barn
II looks l,ko good one, though, and no mistake
| III it WASN'T for that aud one Ut TWO other
things, wouldn't know it was Sew-Yexr's Day
ans mose thaa that ye1e wooden sts.oo of csp'n
Jack III trout ot - cagAr'thop.
What's tue cue or two things I refer 10, III
it: suppose you sLiuk that tecos I'm pe.ch'
6r<r, heftxa ts1l t.tn hf niuf
, 1875-01-02


monu 10 niehlF nTnH,Il'aheu. nna "e. ntu"tr, r.,
~hoHa E'rto hl' H. have al'ale'' M hApehru ~
hef RhAicai ennehIi"; ti'':' .o 't'ui.''u6 - r."
EniE tlIat beautiful tAllat' as haht ~, ~ n'o "
Mauamf ite''tH 'en'nl, .s' nlt' nh'Ih NJ,
m ,u '"c'. H"e," ~" i.,. ,te ,,nt Il r. n.tc ;"
hs'tItn, !" ts'ss hrci'Ill'1littt' .ts h".n ~ ~
nntci snfo1'EhMt t Heschl" tot m"t "aI'.y ~
nn" tanhE n's. sfhtauIy t ~ ta~s S wv
HAnAhE ~ eu'trI .,,ou su,,
Was hext lAtfoa'ctu ns u n"'npl, eaaio'' @ @ nuo
"oln s"nlte1. h'Get ~, .. n.,, n;
.sH H., NV su e sEst wns
tl'n uiesa ,'aua "t.n Iu''re aI, ia. rI
rntInt ~ tln't.".u w." s i'm H.t aIa
aa!u .tn'' ~ ~ ""s nn,h!,.s fht.. ..,s "'aa a
ont htt!e al1itFe,se iNaoat'G 1'A s"''nt ~; S;l
"nH Ii t1 Mi ,u,, s.a Hicr ce at . n.y. NJ h1.
de eo'oi. "i'h FhhFnaa oi',n III. ". aI Ia,arai
elnnh ~ "ih u''et.nH ~ -, -. ~ ts.e
stsu. t.u' ~ ] tas,,n ,,,t,,ntni H." rnrtt.
ra q h."'' & taIe tso,,nia o,, TIT .,f
49, t"n' ~ i%to. .t". fsr,,s, tto tr,n t,;,n
p.pi."1"''''t 's'anu "'..s. - ~ I,,..i n,'1
Hntis: s ttet nno.', ~" n"Ps P'.;'t ,,,.,nI
t'," i,ooi. thn ~ nrnvai',nr fastimm 1irr ha,r WIN
."aa r ao l.,n rs o,,tn"o,o Viii ahav.
,on'I a.,h - a,';.," tre,,, H., ,,in.,ni In
'ort, @ sinaa",a ~ i,,n,, r,ji wcnr hor strrrt
ut'o ,a i's 1,r,o Ill ,n,;i aTtnr rc
iuss.,. a,,tat .ea., aun ,e.t "c u sn.i,"
1I Tl,ere % wera tna,,y nther elegant a,y caets Mt
~, t,ans;n IL, 1,a,,i.,, i'attor ,,v ~ ia
lila III '., Of the Atmorv: % pit se % aud saco f1rd
fn1thor m,t.c., nf ti,nn, IN lila urra.jon. 'Tnr
ti'rr noa,es y, tet VI i,f LIZ ,s e1.,eo ri,
antv"r n In tashinnnhln ra,in1s il,rn7 Inn Inv,
~ ,'o mara eI, i"t =, cst;n, ta lima
q. x t =" ~" ,,nrmarv ny astrnrl.
81 1'v o' 0'N 'N' '"f''''' ""' P"'''~"''
y" ~ r,,,o,
n,, ai,,,,,. h."',i",, ~ I,c Lncas ,.vo1
1 y, s,nre, .n, rntIcr tia worue from Ito wear
M, tn,r II : Toa,t,i ,1rnu1 I'm ,,irht lcfore
aa sear o. ,ea,'1i T. tK f s9 sfaa hE"s t1,
, 1875-01-02


THE fAshioHAe'"h =" Al Ne 81 s1SpAN" -
1t Ii daybfeaG aoo ING Ata8 aaS VI 'uo 4>e"
'ear. Mademoasele AwaS ea' s1seSehes' JAMES,
arms over. realizes that 1or eome reason tno
Annot ne IN ped nns1l ~ clocA 'nou' WIN sua-
I'm fecellec'.on' sha taeS thas It u .aa se" itaR
RaVns upon her. Instead OF . 10" hours feeop-
'ou In which she WILL hnu many nFals, 'he'o
ill Do = "bole GAY ana evening ~ "l.eA bno
ti!l DO tue soo lovely fep1csentatlso o. nef fet
'or ai'e 's lo'eS o. coa'So, o,o' "us ts ~ nlusn
,me a.Aa no'ies ossA %@SseN a11H ~, .eoA..
broad ai1d nor !" o9th dresses i4ce ia1F Aae
cen properly doctored, and ia quite the correct
m. An artiste las attended 10 her eyebrows
-, w., ,;roar-nsi,. ard ueaamo C,smctio,,e
.0"o7. 44'1 - - ,'.. ,,,r,,,.-;o., r.
tono KNOWS tno feeFet u nee soinp4eAou. 20
he not to be envied, Tor. With al' that art can
p,-nnd art can do 50 nluet,-she llas also &C.
.rtod her cornnaaion with NO much caro-, Poor
~. 80 -a,,,,a :. 80, o,1o, ,,,.,
lisa 1Hass7' nos Wv 1o4'st !sss o'aot 'na.
be ID, scFawnY, sa'1o"' ana Win no1uo'naeo
toshts. In society Of course. Her father Waa
,tiopeer, and she is OF q family as old as tue
ta.,, mi In no eanse nf t,,e ward a connection
49, vsso-;a.. E,t,,;no 1,nt c,r,mon n..,
loo 'enee'"fS' .,o'"s ~. ee'N -.e
'h.le Ele belongs to the OH lamly OF Noheaooa
eneeringA. Sbe does not wait to to called to
tte on Sev-Ycas's morning, but ects up ut
-oo and !. ros5r at q n.ctork for
1eo "''" - "' "
TIRE hA1hnaEsska' --.-
,ho wenra wonderful crown OF wreath upon
er bead, or adds wavy 1naas Of ringleta that
~, pracafuI{y Ia her waist. Then Madame
.o' ,'...s ..,;~as .,a Co.,. .ho 5caa nm
foene@auo a,''ee' A"u -A1' ~
toman wall tell. you may ee sure. go nope iot ~
lfor1nhsion upon that pout. Then the wonder
NJ nress il ASSUMED and ehe Is ready to
s.,,ra pe,dv hv an o'clock. heeause thera ara
ses'e' s..u -.;s.
one poofe VINO "1l! et'l1 persist III eolns ~ nt'o
fith the chickens and getting up with tho latk.
hen how can any young man get through NTH
20 calls upteta Ae begins ca1lyi
now poEh hAE FEEL7
'a1iousy dnrlug the day. In the morning In a
late OF teI-satlhfactlon, wondering how n.auy
Ais ehe wll have, and whether ne Will cDlne.
Mad tla asked pJsin Miss Estggs. AMI 4 Ad that.
lille sbs luolh Quite the lady, hid eau to Intro
uoed 70 any Que, none of the desi.a-
le youug men will look at l.er q
.cnud time, Then rio wonders whether heI
rar freud Alicia Will have ~ uauy calls ~ tAc
riit. 6ha saya How DO you dof" and Happy
r.r aud " Hsya you 1aada mauy calls i" anl
:W,1i yuu take suine reffesLmeut Z" until elle i.
ick 10 death IT the formula. Not une III ten o
h{,ss yho cali does she care single straw about
Il, shey each add Que to her ill.,. Of callers. FIJI
, 1875-01-02

10 tho many who did not call OIL Miss Willard
svmpa.ly mast be extended. mad II they sre ro-
po,,tant today. Ut they must ba il they llnvo
iuixo;i llo;r drinks to consolation il offered to
ihem that they Iayo ]caye tn call on Miss FlIiarl
uny day during tho ensuing week.
, 1875-01-02
This pledge In tnkcn Of TINT coming day, when
ALL MIN 4 VEAL G1alI be EACH MANI dARE.
corr OF rEMpEnAscE PLEDGE sIGyED By ME
THIS nIf.

lJIt-i]lltlIs
I, the ,,nt1crst3nr,l, l,tr.'lny promise that l
will not niai1nfntture, trLIis III, nEt. or in any
way encourage others tn usct aus lnto3ira!InH
Liquors III II beverage: that l viii mt permit
my building nf oti,cr property under my ro1i-
trGl 10 Le used in tie L.1tlur Tratlll, n.ll that
will. ly my ei!ort atul intnence, +! all l"-Eillc
Ways seek .n pronlota tiH cause II Tc,itfrranee.
JAS, !, 1hs,a. ----
FaAscss W1LIAnn, Witness.
, 1875-01-02

&N Filth EAEe.3
, 1875-01-02

did not,
l'le noxt fair lamHal introduced was
MIHs nIASclIE ROSS,
who IL tho well-ku0wn ltlgning bello at the cor
ner Of Polk aud Clark stroots for the paat two
SEASONS. She. like Miss Carter, Ia ! hruuatte,;
hut OF Caucasian blood elo was richly attireu
In black cotton velvet with An immense train,
dreas cut high In tho neck. aud short sleeves.
Tie SKIRT WIS eaboEateiy trimmed, and WAS
canght at the waist with a 1elt OF tar-tope taAon
froul the propeller Buffalo. fIor hair hung iu ,
mass ct ringle.a down her Hhapely neck,, anu
under tho tlssllsnR gas-jets bhe looked superbly
grand DY request sle left 40 with tue host t.!
10 added to ths fund In the hAnls Of Daniel
0'llara, Es1, ..--...-....-.
MISS NELLIE sEKIY
| came next and WAS escorted by two OF the lly
cried Kauta. sho made the saw-dusk f!y from
u,dor hor lainty Clhderclla-!iko slipper ~ hllo
| bounced nong between her oscorts. hflss seo!y
| LEA charming blonde, aud was drcssoa ID sky-
bluo Calico out Btlurt In the skirt tho better to
| enable her to display hhMttonlelJ shaped anc'e
| oser pretty little foot. TIC dress "aa plated
in front and oruamontol with stains Of tobacco
Juice. Her hair, AZ aken Al TAX. aud Of tho
color Of Bnun was dressed in high putfs, crlmpcd
| with tlAt-irou in tho lianls Ut her Eoom"nate.
wore no ether at S sas0 tha
eiou BY Aer fond Adtn'Esr IlHrsdoT eYe1s-
ing. 6l.e after wishing Mf. Hoyden 2
happy New Year. beng somewhat indisposed.
was gailalltly eseortsd TO oha 0f sle tondoirs
down-rtairs IN order 10 1ecupeTate her taYgng
spirits prior to trip to tue oouutfy-Beat Of ".
Felton,, where she will sotiso from society for
tue remainder Of Tue winter.
[ MISs EATlK HAMMOND ..
appeared In fut:!Irsss. tie na1,s ~ worn BY het
at Tho Call-Can Thursday uight. HUI Waa by al
odds tue suoHt beautiful lady the1o soou. sliKa
Hammond scarcely ~ years Ut ago. aud is Of
spauish type Of beauty. with wealth Of glossy
black curla-al! her own ow1a-hanxng IN grace
fal riaftstss ose1 her a.. ai.bastsx shoal, t.a,
.sparklel With briIisncy Hecoud not
aysu to = tuahel. Of A!atueda's a1teslan
wsll diamonds shaded With louR, sllken lsshes'
hrows, sha zyalod the beausy Of Cebral's dsugL-
ter. iler dzess waa Of gsuzy fabrm, tuade so
by long sad continual uso, out exceedingly short
iu ftoot, w,th loug tram, loQped up on eiths,
sIdo by 4priga u tmothy. taken from tle
p3cke.s OF QUO Of Canada l}ill's urangers: aLe
wore underneath the dress, . plaid nalmota
potticoA1 ot black aud wsnte str'pes; 10y slip,
, per aver striped yarn hoso, aud remainder o'
. wardrobe to matcll. Iisr ornaments con
, sisted Of t"e, black rings around lo
Iulicato AIMS, just over tho loug Lueaskit
gAuntistt Ass skIa ~eIs pisreao, hns
, eTuAasated With AaskA diamoads. 4l14s Ham