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, 1876-12-22

NEW YoRk, Dec. o1.-Th6 11tnes specsal from
Tallahassee SAYS: "a special dispatch from TINS
place purports to give an interview with Attorney
General Cooke, in which an imputation is made
that he used heated and undignifed language con-
corning the other members Of the State Canrassing
Boara in connection *ith their recent action and
the accuracy Of their minutes. The dis
match is, to speak very mildly, highly
colored. The Attorney General in his
testimony before the Senate COMMITTEE
fully sustained the Boat in its exercise OF Judicial
functions, anu stated that he agreed with them i'll
many cases on the application Of law to the facts,
DIFFERED IN SOME INSTANCES.
In two cases the memory of the Attorney. y.t1eneral
differed from the record, and ffom' nat OF nls A.
sociates and clerk but he dld noI assame anH1 th
to remember what transpired as hlmsel especlaiiy
as daily minutes were kept which sustain me
recollection OF his associates ~ !. IS miifoa haEd
or Precinct l3 in Leon, the only ones where
difference OF recollection existed. as the majority
the Boad a fh aa6 ID IN th
was and is strenuousy insisted upon by the attoe-
~ tht session Of the Senate Committee to-day
further testimony was taken concerning Jackson
couuty, Il was conclusiyely shown that at the
Campbelltown Precinct Democrats and hepubll;
| the Republicans in the afternoon. 4 count wa: wa
kent OF the Republican votes i'll the afternoon, AM
| sxty-sx voted. During Tue noon ao,
| ionrnment men we're heard walking abon
| and whispering III the room in which
| The ballot-box was locked up. Nhel
| Tie count was made at night. All the Republican
| votes were found on top to the number o. -, ans
| Mi the rest-2ol-were Democratic. NO Republic
nm tickets we're found in layers sandwtched nmonf
| the Democratic votes. Us was to be expected IRON
| the mode OF voting, although the votes were takel
! out one BY ono, and counted without turning over
I It was in proof that many more Kepuoncans Fo'e'
| in the forenoon than In the afternoon
I At Friendship Church it was clearly proved ina
81 Republicans voted, and but 4i:Republican vote
we're found in the bog, ,..-.-..
! There was some testimony OF Democratic repeat
| ing 4 nerson who was sent to Manatee county T.
oft Information ~ the character OF the electlo
| n thai county for the Cansassing Board tcstlle
| that he was turned back at Sumpterylll
Under a threat that his life would be take
| ~ h. went further: that they had got lare
| Democratic majority, and Woulu mol nave ~ ~
| yestigutcd. He turned back
| TIE uOCSR COMMITTEE
left here last evening, leaving many unpaid oills
The Deputy Sergeant at Arms being evidently oe1
on reform undertook to pay witnesses
about one-half the amount cue them
and in several insta noes went I
the extreme limit Of reform by paying nothing
All The witnesses were naturally very Indignant
MANY colored witnesses summoned from dis
1nnces ranging from len to twenty miles. and wel
denied mileage. One witness summoned froI
| Washington 4 distance Of !. ZOO miles, was oHel
cd one-aalf the amount legally due, but very PROF
| erly declined to receive it.
, 1876-12-22
SENATOR KELLY.

Yesterday afternoon Senator j. ". Kelly, %;
Oregon passed through the city, arriving by tho
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy train Senator
Kelly is a powerfully bnilt, impressive looking
man, towering to height Of about six feet, or IL
little more. lie has large head, kindly bit
shrcwd features, and high, bold forehead. lie
wears 3 short isou-grcy noustache. and in general
presents the appearance oi genial Western man of
rather commanding typo.
Having learned oLthe approach OF Senator Kelly,
TIE TRIBUNE reporter boarded tile train ut some
distance from the city, and was thus ao!c to
hare a quiet, u;dsturhed chat with tho senior
{Dcmoc1atic> Senate. from Oregon, relative to the
action Of Gov. Gro;cr, and of Csonin, the alleged
Democratic ElectoE from Oregon.
Said the reporter, - Senator Kelly, will you
please to state what you know about the issuance
, 1876-12-22
MINNESOTA.

Sr PAUL, MIMI. Dec. 2l.-A meeting Of Lead
jnr Democrats from various parts Of the State,
some fifty in number assembled in this city to-day
ut the invitation of the Chairman OF the Democratic
State Central Committee, to discuss the political
situation. The meeting was secret. and little that
transpircd is known to the general public, except
that it adopted resolution declaring 1t as the tr
conviction Of the Democrats OF Minnesota that I'll
den and Hendricks were fairly elected; that it be-
holds with regret what appears as conspiracy upon
tbe mart Of the Administration and corrupt polti-
Clans to count in Hayes and Wheeler in disregard
Of al1 law; repudlatins the assumption thtt ti!s
President Of thu Senate has the OF az
nuestions in dispute with regard to the Electoral
vote, and declaring TINT the House Of Represent
aives has an equal right with the sen9tf in snch 4
natriotic citizens, to support tho House in the
ercise OF its constitutional rights.
, 1876-12-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ruET1LDEN COMMITTEE.


New YoHK, Dec ol.-The Times special from
Columbia SAYS the three members OF the House
Investigating Committee remainingin Columbia are
now engaged in footing up the figures OF the pre-
cinct retxrns to how they compare with the re-
t,rns forwarded to the State Board BY the County
Commissioners. No discrepancies OF any account
have been discovered. AS the evidence stands now.
the Committee will be compelled to report to Con
gress that the Hayes Electors and the entire he
publican State ticket elected in this State on
The face OF the returns. without excluding the pal
pabe frauds Of Edgeaeld a2d Laurens or any 9TH
county. --.-. ..,,,,, ..n
recess in u day or two until the 18th Of March next
1t did nothing to-day except discuss a'snemor'a',
which it proposes to send to Congress-: and pass o
scrics Of resolutions telling me Peope o 81 thc
traitor and usurper Chamberlain. The only hope
OF Hampton now il to induce tho people to refuse
the payment of taxes t5nkne ny thls th Statc ~
They also have faint hope that by some ieSesae:-
main Tildcu may smugglc himself into the rzesl-
dency, and recognize Hampton ~ the 4s"'"' wv
Thc Special Committee Of the Assembly ap-
pointed to Investigate the facts touching Inc Or
ganixation Of the Legislature and !eganty theseo1
nrescntct. q report Today through its Chairman,
Speaker Mackcy. II is very able and cxnaustlve
document, containing the complete history OF inc
proceedings here from the cAnvassing OF the re-
turns by the State Board down to toe inpug1ratlon
af Chamberlain. including the action o. tne gu
rcme.Court 1t cites the law, precedent, hhu
custom Of this and other states applieabtG to the
fucts and establishes the legality aud constltutlon
Att; Of tho present Legislature, and Of Chamber.
luin's position OF Governor so clear that
no judge OF any reputation in the entire
North would think Of disputnE it Tor moment,
Indeed the Supreme Court Of this State, feeble ana
contemplate it is, has never been stupid enoush
to declare Hamptons House legal assembly, o.
Hampton the legal Governor. although Denoe1atle
papcrs North appear to assume that it has done
both. =. :.es
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. q AT IN inmenee
meeting OF Conservative taxpayers tonight reeo'
lutiony were unanimously adopted RECOGNIZING
| Hampton and Simpson rs lawfully elected, anu
plcdsiug them moral, financial, anu maiefla a1o'
, 1876-12-22
~ cron;n's certificate, and his subsequent cleo

..ve1l. was not in Oregon when the quest1ono1
Watts eligibility was raised but ~ens oavn he
law, it seemed pretty cleaf ..as 10. ~ etcc-
elected ltoos .he soan ~, n,d lint therefore it
da.aerea nnon the Legislature to elect third.
1.1 C-or however. believed, quite honestly
and conscientsonsfs an, an nnTI..- Of votes was
hnving tnG Sorefrc neH he issued the certificate to
rann who lad seven votes than the next
one ,.+ he za. entitled to the GER
10 you pc'4eFe 'n0S ~
t1ncatc: ,.;.hou.e rot elected no one was.
oil, enlnh ss.ncr ~ Ton understand; there
Inere was n3 and IN snch case the Legislature,
not the other Electors: eiect an nct;o generally re-
" How was GOV: 1'o'es Ass''''
garded IN oleg1t holders felt sore and talked
'Of course the once, ~ tba1, nmb,ic oninjon
generally sustained 1ls eot W"tfs was not elected
hepaoEcahSs S at fae ccrtin that Cronn might not
be bel legally entitled TO the office" = o,.,on,r
Then there Is no ' ,ara ~ Il the farlher 20
''None at ali, nno nlote o ~ - haa mr. ;nna;red
away from there. Gov: Grovei F. n19 ,be statc It a
hls repuua..1n ~ - rerv hioh character, and he
ne i, = . - gemals.1'an ahn,.n a. noe,c Ua trcE
would be aoote as.u ,b r,ronin looks very
Nbq1 tnls 1aangcartnI Man: why we're the Ger
much Ike pfee9nsal;te"s, &c Grna;n",I p'"A' "1'
tlncatee tber md to be given to some one and
Welt lAet na asitinJ ~ ~ rareiys them as the
he was as mucn enl't'eu ~ Aees0
otaefs; then went on to describe the scene
t1,lt he ensusl in about the same manner as that
pta1 thst n r. Miller and Parker (called in
by cronln) were ~ 10 oor nnd called Miller in,
Wnsn fronIn % avfdentlvhis political ASSOCIATES,
incIpdine probably Gov. Groverl knew that things
were working all right" This admission clearly
showed nat ia Grenns course had been la'a down 10
him be eeie5shapa aaa that he did not altogether
proSs sS: she WY wy cTonn r asks9
tact; either Of tue other Democratic Eice1oea1
9a Ks1 ssd that he the
Twenty. second Joint rule void, but he should be
willing to accept Senator Mortons snnsttuf no~ Sc
eEe ee hes he Pfeaa Would it.
| il i, shonld pass.
In io ae IL v en
ad been ac farly elcc;ed but be thought syety
the wqqd a be Ras no
p1es5nss h's ~ lug hoxaver md Mr. Hayes
shoad sealed as the county
senaor Se 1of term HAes espses Gov
AN ERROR. zon,,o
me EtemtnM Joar ,astardsu ~ smcesno 5resnmed
6eve eaota It'd a. the Grand Pacc oe Of tue
The .u4na 1o9a tssv eo
mlttee VIII " nv WIZ Tat fred b,t of enternrise
Which, Vii deipGiit quite oveTeame it.
TUE 1spEPExpEST GREESBAcKERs
to s. n ane and
listen to IN addrsss Of he Chairman u the State
Central Committee which is to be presented 10 Tue
voters A''A''s; TIE :'xl7sEss.n ,u,.. -.
leading religious newspaper has tho following
editorial: CHICAGO on run wAn.r PATH.
Madness rnle3fhe hour nr Chicago At 4 Democratic
mus: e ptss sseas s $as
, 1876-12-22

To tbs EdI{ar u The IFsbRhe.
CHICAGO, Dec. o0.-1n issue OF the Times
there appeared in the political columns, an article
in which was stated the fact that George E. Went
WORTH Of Florida, had inserted thnt the count IN
that state was fraud. The following article ap-
nrared in the Tallahassee Press, which was an
swercd BY Jacksonville paper:
..George e. Wentworth, Of Pen:acola, formerly
limited Staes Marshal Is here. and DECLARES lt 10 ne
tho Tcstest perretrated and that It Sannot
stand e TT Of udtcSl a.a er the nat OF
We are authorized and desired By Col MsntWortn. o
l,tely false What did say that the vote of Gol~
ubfa County should have been thrown OUT by inc Ian
Wasting Boar on account OF the gross frauds commit
ted there II the Democrats can extract any comfort
from the above. they welcome to It,
In nr;ynte letter Mr. W. also stated that what
the Times had printed was absolutely false; anti
that he never knew of fairer vote in that State.
ynur. truIy. E. e. WENTWORTH.
, 1876-12-22

day. Witnesses examined were II. Wise. A. t.
Crowdcr, Reuben White, Albert Phillips, warren
senator 4. 3. George and ". Carlos OF Bossicr
Parish Nothing Of any Importance waa elclted.'
, 1876-12-22

,;o1a,t 1anopage. Init now he is very still and tsnc1
able and uon't want war ....o1,o ,,cn
Of both parties that the war lan hG Rannh1irans
arc far from feeling entirely easy, ana c1ose
watch Is kent uDou the Democrats.
, 1876-12-22
ATKINSON AGAIN.
IN The Editor nf The IT40aHe'

10 the Editor GT Iht lF30a''s' ,.t;,.on
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-The Rev. w. asa;.. Al
Is certain that God purposea7 roasted the oas' ~
800 human beings at Brooklyn preparato': ~ s,e.
eternal scorchinc OF their souls, in ofoef ,,pr
ciallv manifest His Divine disappfo'a' VI
theatrical 49,. ,.ez me which
The play in progress at the time We ,o "h' by re-
a number Of ministers in Chicago M W. cyanceli-
uuest, and whicu' by at least one e,heiy, to
cal clergyman was pronouneeo ,,tson sure
he "a beautiful 1nosai N sentiments
to improve the religious ~ Atkinson
of anv behoder." ct according to Ar. .1 A.1's sye
chastly proportion OF spectators pese ~ nrdrr 10
willie witnessing this admirable WORK. a,,a ~ -
yindicate the AlMiyhty's hatred ot IN, sen,rcb of
The BLACK Cruok, II prototype a1u r,n nich:.
tho rascaIiy spectacular unrc7s drama. tas re..s
and .Iaat;neet for nearly two eonsesu1 ~ mig.
rhen firs, nrpdnccd and has been stanua stan1n1. Of
fnre ~ tha beauttuI and the wicked tnor sns:. OF
time. since all over the land. ! et ans sarf,rmers
enrctators and Ewarms OF roecls's ,rhilc II.
mr. wholly ignored by a just pe'4s js.r1s uppn
whjrs to toruscs,:in@ death :'oo founders
q ninv which one ~ Ills own ano!nleo
ca(i. ..beautful moral Lesson -ox;dertial
| do not deny tho fact OF sptcia XII ts With
caiamities. The Lord does sorletifnes -.ts ndinn
vhat 70 moor. restricted mortal !as:aa NJ.
seem to DC Wholly ua. GIDEON
The King of the Fiji Islands has nee,, 'r: Py nne
senfcd ,yitll pair Of suspc,luers. ~ =, 'srnuI
around his neck and the other ouchseu rr.st con.
his waist, and declares that they arc o,;r xus
yenieuce, and he doesn't know 10" ~
| along without 'e1n.
, 1876-12-22

norrt the members OF the Returning Board to the
House for contempt in refusing to produce 'ne rec~
ords called for. .-
The House Subcommittee, Messss. MCman1a. .sa1.
and Cape left t9is ne ~ Haek
burn, Phelps. and Hurlbut, for the parishes ADA
cent to Sew Orleans, will meet to-mot- % NOR
row and commence the nSeslgaaon saran aottcd Il ai
The General Committee Ncssrs. Morrison,
Jerks. and Townsend, will remain here and con-
time the :nvcst,gntion OF matters OF nt
| Included in the districts allotted TO the sun.ton
mittccs Mr. Morrison stated tonight tha1 tho
Committee would be here TWO weeks ths 1nrest;
eating Committees will complete their worh sa 1eae
before the drat Of February The testimony aken as
before the Ao9se eomm5see e the eo- nenocSsts nre
| elaicd over the testimony OF President ellis, OF
the Returning board the Republicans claim that II
/ did not injure their cause.
APPREHENSION OF TROUBLE
the 5th Of January when inc GovetnnI ~ : y m
naugurated Eeth pasSaa ana @ not "n1ose the
| inauguration OF Nichols, bnt should ne attemp,
10 exercise the functions Of the office he viii n NJ
probability be resisted, aud call VAL oe uaaae 'ot
| troops, !, 100 OF whom are now stationed nese.
I BATON ROUGE.
| A epccial to the Democrat from Baton Rongt
| eays the House Sub Committee Is at work theTe.
TIC most important witness examined was D. \.
| Loaee colurcd Republican. He testified that NJ
| had canyasscd the EMrsil for the Repnblacans
that there was Intimidation Of coored Republic
ans during the whole time OF registration or At an!
otl,er f,re: that in no instlncc were troubles II
th. p:rish during the past year attributable Il
no1;,ics: that there no trouble nt Eia poll tina
| ~ ntfen1pt was nude Uy Jake Archu1id- coorct
Eennhfican to raise & row; that Archibald said ~
sctcd nndcr instructions in doing 80; that AEchi r
bald left the pol! and came pac Win Lieut.; ef
dsch. who c1ldcayo1cd to persuade witness taat o.
49,. ;nt;nidatcd aud wanted him to elose his polls
"''' cADpo AND Boss1ER.
A special to the Etpnbficon from sh1,evepo5 re- 81 y
| SAYS: 1.-The uousc Subcommittee u1st as-e "
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FORETGN FORTUNE HUNTERS.
A Jealous French Couni and his Betrothed-
Mnrringe -tipuiations.

The notice of the arrival nj New York
Of Earl toseberry reminds me II the number OF
American girls who nave Daen Tilted by foreign
ers ON account Of Their lack o. fortune: There
are more than one OF the far bellies OF Washing
young lady even went 50 Tar ~ to change ncr
religion N order to remove what the family
called an objection. Her lover departed with
the promise OF returning. she has never seen
him since; bat shortly after his arrival IN
France he wrote to announce his mari lace to a
lady whom his fatner mad selected Tor him on
account VI the dover she brought. six years
ago Co mt lurenne, one II the TEACHES Of the
French Legation, plilhtcd his trOtb t. a oeauti.
fu giri Ia GenrSctOwn. The Count met with an
accident IN his childhood that nIs dwArfsd his
propurtions, and produced laiueness from
wnich he VIII never recover. Nutwith-
standing these defects. the young LADY pre-
ferred MIN to all other suitUrs. he Counts
out the nece-st rv settlement being IN de. lhis
the Young Ldy's father cannot do, without i'm
povefishing HE large family; and. much as they
wouIu IKE 10 De Allied 10 Lac great house Of
IurcuHc. they are no. disposed 10 make So great
4 sacrifice. the Count Was 50 Jsal, Us OF his be-
u"iheu mat Mhlie ne was here lie would not
permit her to see any COMPANY, even with her
sisters, IA her mothers par.or. Wnen he re-
turnei 20 Europe, i've years tgo. he Laid tho
s4iuc inJuncton upJn her. she has been
cluso All tins time, While he enjoys society IN
Iaris aud Rome. Eseiy six mOutns u 10 an
nouuce IN L tue marriage l. TO take place, but
lie comes not. sue cries. Perhaps he Is walt
ing for AIS fathers death. Mos. people believe
tina he IL incDnstant and To 1 he no longer de-
sires MS tath"rs consent. His letters nd pres
ents { Intinue To arrive, and It may he a case Of
true love. out, Il all is true that l. sad Of such
ALI e., the deserted girls are tue most for
tunate.
1t l. Alleged that these foreign gentlemen rule
their wives aud speak 10 them N0 roughly ihAt
don't SUIT oar free spoken independent girls.
Iuey are educated to believe themselves the
eq ial- Of an, man, aud n ,here l. . be Yield
INK IL must come ON IN husband. lucy expect
to be ire ted With difference aud respect, aud
To he allowed large l!Ocrti. l. 10 sad that tue
most fruitful source " trouble Is tho children.
Ihs mother Misles g. ear Tor them nerself IS
do al good American mothers; but these
foreigners DONE Ike any such trouble. and so
they COuuie TO nurses the cue " these Ittle
on 5. ana deny thr mothers nsht 10 Interfere.
hen the children are old enough to Ue euu-
Gated, the ain ference oil Oplul n o. greater, and
gives rise to GOODNESS ANA Indifference between
hu~J nd no fe. Three euEAgciuc nt, are au-
n0unced OF isulnstun giris TO f,tstguers, and
each Uue pleases aud Satisfies society.
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F7r PHiA ie,.t, LAig's Jo,1ndh
To he pretty j. the great object Of almost
every living Noma even II those VINO lecture
upon tue imprupriety OF DOM So.
BE tutiful women spend great deal Of thought
upon thei own rhal ms, and uVulely women
grow homeer through fretttng uecause they
are not ,ndsUue.
Aen, az least while they are Young, are very
Ike women in this Respect, tnougn The. hide
their feelings better.
mere Is One comfort to the homely ores, how
ever
After YOU come T. know people very intimate
~, yOu do not huow whether they Are pretty or
1.
Their Nv vs." make an ian rc.~ic.n on YOU.
but not their noses and ears. Lus IT. eyes and
mouths.
In time. tie soul expresses i,sslf - you. and 1t
II tuit wuicl yuI ,re.
y man VINO hds hefn married twenty YEAR,
scarcely I'm Iws what his VIE looks i.p.
Hr may declare tu.t a. go 10, alu [ u you that
she II a beWitrulug ttti~ biOu4r. with soit blue
ewes, long after sue Is ial, ana r I'd, nj forty
btc ,u,t TIE image 81 D. Vauy love-. ia his
h art, and H. Il 'r,u't $50 nor sac Is to-day,
but a. she WIS va. n ecolit-A ner
or. being an inuilfertu hu~p tuu. he may not
know she is tns nne WOMAN = LAT o.ner people
think her.
planet women, and thi. Ia "a an uruIttc- and
Nuu know beauties WIN .re Cutte thrown ,,w ~
on men wnp value wife TO ne. success as a
COOK.
A. far as one'- effect on stu tnc,rsistobet ken
INTO e. ln-ideratloh, bcauS . valuable, 4ud very
Ndlvdule.
-. IT YOU have it, rejou 'e; but II You have 1t
NOT, le Cuuttu..
Use e. re ct your heart, Your soul. YOUR mind
anu your mann 'f-. ana - 300 VIII IN axe Tor Xul..
SIT thd he 'uti wucn VI II render YOU lovely Il
Ihoso VINO hfe nearest an de.resttu You.
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lf0hn ne -. L.Aas htl4lAcaHL
The rilo from san Antonio, .exas, TO FL
Paso Is one OF tne most stirring oats 81 travel to
tee h q Ia America. Ahc conveyance 1, "a four
horse stage; co. chcs are changed three times,
aud beyond Concho winch - 2ld miles north Of
Sau Antonio, Bronco mules are under harness.
mis- mule IL a nery. uutamA ble little amin Of,
possessed Of all tle spirit ana speed u race
horse, aud all the long suffering and patience u
a spanish Jtck. 4 cOrrer guudrut uf the -.
Louis Republican gives tai- account Of Lee and
Murphy, dIn ana surrel, that nave done
splrrdiu service IN THIS rOIu:
luth tue four horse coaches were put on.
their task was 10 urtw b4cA-board twice a
week Il distance II -tXtf Ave mics. The jour
uey wa made iu a ST. gIe nI.nt. without food or
Iest, except N hour At nidnlknt al Van III rms
we'll Nueu | returned from Mexico 70 tne
states these twI lttls mules uulild myself.
au tIer passenger, some ~ pounds Of mail aud
baggage aud the dtiytr the distance named.
! he driver cheer, q the solitude of the ulgnt
with u4uiy anecdotes OF their perfurman es,
aud, at our request, aud aided hy us, frequently
tttcd TO stop tuem between the stations. cur
utteinnfs t. do so were inc rrctual, tor ths more
we would pau the fdvter thry would 20. some
two weeks Later Gen. tapeil WIS Inc only pas-
scuEcr aud the propensity OF Ll1t anu tiurphy
10 fin W., 80 gre that he G n iLered his HE
In serious danger. hr dTcA his ia shooter Aud
keut IL cooked. determined t. suOOt one Of
them through the head II they tv'r left the
road. Bdl iraylhg the ROAD !, something tho
mules never do. lh-y sre trained II krep ths
10 u. auu t. stup only a. stations. They know
al Indian by the smell. and the cracking OF a
stick 10y the roadside ul kc. tn I'm dart. In ase
the driver snOul! be shot from tins b1x they
would keep on to the STALLION ali the sane.
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Information Tor the Million.

rom ne ttnfitNft commerce a.
Among the places of popular resort for
Sightseeing In the trnte ma kNpo-ittuu, none
Tlydlieu the giassNoiNs. except. perhaps. Mrlnp-
rili "A II. The iuuu-ltNeu,-- Nt o." Ni~itnts Is
Oftuu ANNOYING an eular ar-iu-. a. well To the
wurkWeu a- tnuSe whO have ca rye Il the uD-
] cts tor sale. buV curiosity D. a glaS- bonnet,
real " love of bonnet too, Wulcu Is un -. Jerl
Of unre Isl = SO Iulrr and nuhlr iln. ana uri-
lis construction. Toe work pe1ple seem At st
l., Ia We rftNn wear, Of Answering uu .-ti il,,
ana rcsorted to printed pla IRA when Is post
ed close 10 the bonnet. Aud Inns Is the way II
runs;
"Isita hatY No.
"lslt a h'nnetf Yes.
Is II II -Sf Yes.
" - 10 stlh; N.
Are the Strings rass2 Yes.
q" Il the iiuing glass No.
WHAT is ~ silk.
Are tue lower- gllss2 Yes.
"Nus it made heref No.
"NhrIe, Them linrtun.
"Wnen was IL nadef Last summer.
" IiS WhNmf The Mnudr He-.
" HOW long dad II 1 tkef -Four weeks.
WAS 10 woven while tue glass Was hOt1 No
" l. ~ hrNiulef Ae-.
e. IL luVeiyf YES.
"t.n ANY one we IT. Yes.
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