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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
A Midnight Ride to MatrimOny.

Yesterday morning, on the arrival of
the regular train of the Virginia Mid
land Railroad at the Baltimore & Pot
omac depot, there stepped out on the
platform very handsome young couple
Charles E. Dickerson and Julia E.
Dickerson, from Ruckerville, Greene
County, Va. bent on matrimony. The
groom was apparently twenty-one years
of age, and the bride few years younger.
After breakfast at the depot they at once
sailed forth in quest of matrimonial in
formation. The police soon came to their
assistance, and they were directed to the
City Hall, when Mr.. Return J. Meigs,
Jr, issued to them the necessary docu-
ment to take to the minister and directed
them to the residence of DR.. Sunderland,
who tied the knot. After viewing the
sights about the city they left in the aft
ernoon train for their home. From the
statement made by the groom it appears
that the parents of both parties are quite
well-to-do, and that they have been en-
gagged for some years. Mr.. Dickerson
said: 81 acted honorably and asked her
father for her; but he hemmed and
hawed about her, and wouldn't say no
or yes, and | then made up my mind to
steal her, and did. We only live about
half mile apart, and we arranged that
we would meet on the road some distance
from the houses, when colored boy was
to meet US with three horses saddled and
bridled-one with side-saddle. The
boy had the horses there, and she met
me about twelve o'clock and we put off,
riding fifteen miles to the station. Here
we left the boy with the horses, and he
is to wait till we get back" When asked
if the old folks would not find out about
their fight and pursue them, he replied:
Well, what if they dor They may take
the horses home, but we will get home
tomorrow, somehow, and / guess her ia
Their will kick up highday, but he'll come
down to it when we show him the docu-
ments." They left on the afternoon train,
expecting to find the boy waiting with
the horses to carry them home Wash
inQtOn Star
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

The Rev. DR.. DE Haas, who has
been u S. Consul at Jerusalem for seven
or eight years, says that the Roman
Catholics propose to make Jerusalem the
seat of the papacy, and that it is from
that quarter that the settlement of Pales-
tine is to be looked for. Commissioners
have been appointed to negotiate for the
territory; engineers have surveyed a
railroad from Jerusalem to Jaffa; money
is being collected for the erection of a
magnificent palace for His Holiness on
Mount Zion, to which the wealth of the
Vatican is to be transferred There the
successor of Plus TX. is to be installed,
and the "City of the Great King" is to
be the future head of the Pontitical See.
This is interesting, whether true or not
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Fashions for September.

The most striking novelty of the pres
ent season is the " fsh-wife's" costume.
1t was first introduced as a child's dress,
upon the children of the Prince of Wales.
But it was so picturesque and novel in
its effect that it was not long before it
was adopted for adults, and is now a
recognized and an almost indispensable
costume 1t is, properly speaking, a
walking costume, being made short
enough to clear the ground. 1t is made
of two contrasting colors, the lighter be.
ing used for the body of the dress. The
bottom is faced upon the outside nearly
half yard with the dark material, and
the upper edge of the facing is confined
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
KEEP 1T IN THE HOUSE.

How often are people attacked with VIC.
lent pain, cramps or diarrhea in the dead of
night and compelled to send away for doc
tor, at great trouble and expense to them
selves and The DOCTORS annoyance? Now
this proceeding is not at all necessary A
bottle of DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief should
always be kept in the house. 1t will relieve
any of these affections in from three to thir-
ty minutes, and it will also relieve painful
neuralgia, toothache, earacbe, sore throat or
could not possibly prescribe better remedy
or better nursing than that accompanying its
directi ms.
Sold by dealers in medicine.
Get a circular entitled peoples Rene
de-" describing them all.
DR.. Fenner has also discovered a specific
remedy for that terrible disease, ST. Virus
Dance. One bottle cures. Send for a special
circular, reporting cures, to DR.. NJ. NJ Fenner,
Fredonia, n. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
w1LHorr's FEVER AND AeUr Tonic

WILHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE TONIC
This medicine is used by construction CON-
panies for the benefit of their employees
when engaged in malarial districts. The
highest testimonials have been given by con-
tractors and by the Presidents of some OF
the leading railroads in the South and West
When men are congregated in large mum.
bers in the neighborhood of swamps and
rivers, Wilhoft's Tonic will prove q valuable
addition to the stock Of medicines, and will
simply reward the company in the saving OF
time, labor and money. We recommend it
to all. G. R. FINLAY g. Co., Proprietors,
New Orleans.
EOR SALE RY ALI. DRuGGISra
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
A Characteristic Letter from Artemus
Ward.

We have been permitted to publish a
letter written by Mr.. Charles Brown
(Artemus Ward) to a young friend of his
"a little girl, then of the age of eight
and now the wife of a prominent mer-
chant in neighboring city. The letter
never before appeared in print, and the
original is in possession of a gentleman
in this city We vouch for its genuine
ness. 1t will at once strike the reader
as being eminently Characteristic" true
to life":
SALEM, Mass, June IS, 1864
My DEAR AMELIA:
l cannot tell you how much miss you.
1t seems as though 1 had lost all my
relatives, including my grandmother and
the cooking-stove.
Why didn't put you in bottle and
bring you down here with me? But
am always forgetting something. The
other day went off and forgot my Aunt
Sarah, and she's good deal bigger than
you are. Mr.. Ramsey is also very for
getful man. He frequently goes off and
forgets his washerwoman. Mr.. Ramsey
is very fine-looking man. He reminds
me of Mr.. Green, the Maiden murderer
When Mr.. Ramsey goes to the peniten-
tiary, which will be very soon, we must
send him doughnuts, magazines and other
literary documents. Mr.. Ramsey can
read print very well.
like you very much. should like
you just as we'll if you were twelve years
older. am very singular about some
things.
You spoke to me about boy who is
my rival. l should feel very sorry to
kill that boy, but he may drive me to it.
l am in hopes that ne will take himself
into a premature tomb-that he may
choke himself with large slice of pud-
ding, but if he does neither shall feel
forced to load him with chains and read
all my lectures to him. That will finish
him. His boots may remain, but the rest
of him will have persisted miserably long
ere | have got through!
You must be good little girl, and al
ways mind your mother. Never let your
excellent mother feel sorry that she is
acquainted with you. If it hadn't been
for her you might have been drowned in
soup plate long ago. And if you hadn't
ever had any mother you might now be
in Turkey with the other Turkeys. In
fact, my dear Amelia, so conduct your.
self that even on dark and rainy days the
bright sun may shine wherever you are,
and that the stars (Which are next to the
sun in brightness) may never flash SC
brilliantly but that you can always look
steadily and hopefully toward them.
Faithfully your friend, A. WARD.
-ELmira N Y Gazette.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

PAINS AND ACHES, who is free from them?
To all who suffer we recommend COLLINS
VoLTAIC PLAsTERs. In them you will find
an enemy to pain and Inflammation of every
kind. No more grateful, soothing and
strengthening application can be made.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Graefenberg Marshalps CathoIicon

Never fails to relieve and permanently cure
all those diseases commonly known as female
complaints. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanac. Graefenberg Co., Sc Reade St., NY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsrs.

MY DEAR" said Mr.. s. to his blooming
helpmeet, d" [ must congratulate you on your
recent improvement in cakes, biscuit, bread,
rolls, every kind of pastry in short" "Ohr'
said the wife, "I've solved the secret by
using the greatest thing in the market for
baking-DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER. Hence
forth my kitchen knows no other"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

SOME papers are in doubt as to whether
the Russians are advancing on CONSTANT
nople or st. Petersburg. Let's have
war map.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

THE fashionable cut of ladies' finger
nails is long and pointed. Never ask a
man with scratched face whether he
keeps cat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health to the child gives rest to the mother.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

How 0swEGo TAKES THE STARCH OUT
XII gsford's Mammoth Starch Works at Os-
wcg0, N. Y, require over IS miles of steam
pipe for drying 10 turbine watcr-wheels of
80 horse power each, in addition to steam
engines OF 1000 horse over, consuming one
million bushels Of corn in the production OF
over 10000 tons OF their celebrated STARCH
annually
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

OUR sale for Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup
for four years past has been greater than for
any similar preraratiun.
WALDO & TRACEY, Waverly, N. Y.
Sold by Plain, Williams Il Co., Toledo, o.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Piles.
Dyspepsia.

VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long aud painful sufferers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Faintness at the Stomach.

If VEGETINE is taken regularly, according to
rectons. certain and speedy cure will follow its
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Constipation.

VEGETINE does not act a cathartic to dehilitate
the bowels but cleanses all the organs enabling
TO perform the functions devOlying upon them
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

A new Medical Pamphlet,
Illustrated with the very
finest Steel Engraving
q marvel of art and beauty
sent FREE to all. Send
for 1t at once. A Gold and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

STAMMERERS Am. 1,,;'.a % ;;.s G psT
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

lA3 IA Dnv ut IEOm".-Age is wanted Out
~ 4 and terms fr g. TRUE 4 CO., Augusta, Me-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

VEGETINE is not stimulating bitters whic
creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic. whic
assists nature TO restore the stomach TO healthy
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

con "a. q Best thing for AGENTS. J.LATH
0GU lVI & AN Co. 4l9 Wash. St. Boston. Mass.
, 1877-06-02

-nhtect bcfors the meeting was the exploration and
civilization OF thn Interior Of Africa nnn tho snp.
pfe.sIon Of the slave t.1de with special reference
10 the international n1an. tn,n2nrnt" ny the King
,nto effect. fhicf.Ju.tfcc la1y c1pIsincd thc p1o.
!clc'an. md tic ,nprors which It I1ad received
from the various GnvcrnmenM 10 which 1t had
hccn rnbntttcd. Al meeting he said.
held tn the KIne's palace In t,tnt.el'
IT,: II ptc4a' ., ths,s ws,e ,epf:,snta
t!rcat iiritain. md Italy. The conference Iatcl
three days. and Tho an'Jeet wns fully discussed hy
the most eminent pe0gfaphcrs and cxplorcrs. The
Enitct ssntes w1s unferenacntc,l. thu gentlemen
!nstcd BY tho King at the tIelsinna being unable to
home enasscment. x!ter faii arbatc /. VA r -.
solved that line of ftatnns ehdnlI In established.
extending from Tho eastern and western eoatts
aesoes the Continent TT Africa, thcsc stations to
scrre ~ haacs Of operations. places 1t Refuge II
nctafnI, and dcpota for provisions. The inc.
p,ess: thry were 10 10 used for tho purpose
Of gathering information respecting tho re-.
Htona around Them. ~ . means 70 improve trant.
portatton through tho interior and for al nurpnses
which might atteo IN the proecxs of exploration
nni civilization. Already fnnde to the au,0nnt II
:lH :t30 francs. Of &p olJ. had been suh.erLt,ed.
sn1 10 FL. might be aided n ANIMAL anm of ss'-
t"n hnEfnx itt hcadquhrfeft at 9rut:c1.. and With
tic King of thu lsclsln% IT, President x1Iary
organizations hai scn fofmcd IN tsuaatn. t;er'nany
Ahettla, France. Holland, ewftzcfIand. Italy.
Spain. Portugal. and tho United Stai"a. Treat
britain had. however: preferred y follow tho nat'
rpondencc With tho Euntra) Attoc!atlon. Thu In
teFnatona1 itasociaL1n would meet at tirusscs on
1alo H. and atler that wnfk wonla bo 1tn!hcdaAte'
" bcgun with two expeditions Of l. 600 men each.
, 1877-06-02

In note from l'arjf, H., 10 the 81. Louis ne.
publican, Prof. John II. TIco wf1tes: ~ met
hero to.iaY my old friend Prof. John t'ol.est, Of
Newport, Ind. connected wt!, ihc geological sur
vcy Of That statc. As you were one Of tho fof:u-
mite observers Of tho great neteor or ucroli.e Of
Dec. 81. 1st0 1t wilt interest you 10 know that he
has In h!a posscsslnn a fragment Of IL weighing a
lEtilc oycr four OUNCES. which he showed nc. It
fell abont four miles east OF Nnehcstcf, Ind, and
It. htstory il this: A friend aud Acquaintance At
his wns stnndtng in tho rnrd n the time Of the
mctcnf'e h!yht.. when fraEment flew BY close
10 biz head, with a fslghtful whtstltnu noise.
striking IN TIC SNOW rome twenty fect
was frightened and ran Into. his house for
hcaven'a artillery. Nezt morning, hnd!ns rhcre
4. mi i. hcat bad melted qnte cavity II tlo
snow all aeuund Il. Tha ptcce f0nutl weighed oves
fonr puunds. pfcca oe which BE- sent ~ hs friend.
rtDf. CoiIcts Tho exterior IL lntsuascd With =
Gfr tho cntnr of new cast Iron. This cd1or IA due
tn tho ignition caused by The ydrntcd ison nEcte1.
etc., cs,nIlng In cnntact with tho oxygen OF tile
ntnospheFc. Tho interior ia wil,t!sh gray resent
bling the curbon1tci a1lrcfrtcs Of Utah, but much
witcr. It's composition IN Iron. nickel, oaintuta,
, chromium, aluminium, silicon. carbon, etc. Tho
crystals Of balh irHn and nickel arc very bright
metallic Iastsc. sparkling through the Nass. Thgsa
n hfFo vein Of htroont anbstaucc about nne-tchth
ofanlhcl Wide. running dtngonallY tnfoughthr fsag.
!ncnt. The nitrous substanes II Of deep purple
hr0Wn.h II
, 1877-06-02
0IL-ST0vE9 AND nIIUnAISB.
n, ma Eftfor nf Tia Yfth,ns

10 Eh6 Editor QE 1ht 3fftane.
Jxr7En,on, Wis, May 28.-Of all The Homo
tahiccts, The ono which interests nc tho most At
present Is thai Of ol-stoves want 6ne, but m,
unable to decide which 10 choose. VIII not son'c
dsIntercssch pcEsnn. who il roIncwllat acquainted
With thu advantages and disadvantages Of four Or
dse of The hest klnls, DO kind enough t0 advlsc
4 nice way to cook rl,ubasb Ia 10 cut The stalk
Into pieces about tn tnch lung. put lhc,o Into a
% 10 dtsh, sn Int tien sot il into the oven When the
sswectcn i viii white snVar while hot. II thls
~aT much q tbs acid y cxttaeted, whtle thG pieces
tho coGcc, but murc hcatthful.
Asparagus broth ia quite good. notl tho vcgcta.
,slt, and butter. II IL wei. fut thoso who d. nor
hare M abundance 10 cut oil tho outside NJ tho
iawe; end, but not tue TcFY tough "a tho inside OF
10 suake cheap steam kettle, 1t a round piece
of In. mil @! ha'ss. into any Iron kettle. Tha*c
bottom, arc bc.t, - It aaorals support for tho
10 cook potatocsln In, instead Of boiling them. Tho
Tatcs rinnl,l not como aboyn tho tin.
poronja, Yonr letter IN The lione OF May ro-
s s s Be- Ct aas'sa s 81 .s,sss .sn tas ss. VII u
aS"'t tSss ono ill., ill., Per'4aT. Jon are nsG'. but
mo yonr theory. Or yl'st yo.. .call.i looks
ef lite, and think that, II nc pcrform our dulles
faithfully. It ts a mattcr Of 1tttlv Importance
who!hef wc admire flowers or not; bnt may ba
thought. mt Do know Of gteat many laaIcs
who hayo % h.any 1owesa tl.ale brhln thai they
neglect thetr dumb snln'a'' II NOT thes own OIL
eth pretty ballad oi ''sabo1 on Ml,.nn,ncr Eve )"
fst TursJ, and mnch obEtge Mus. MONTAGUE.
, 1877-06-02

low. General. and rcshara you may rcmcn,ber--'
HHflrF.-'' ! remember mining. Damn the whole
prerr. I'll have no Interview. End I'll
lcpbrtrr IA little 0vcttome,-:f rimpfy wfshfi
10 ask ron. tIcncra', II ynn h.se heard Of tho
party that report fAya hAs bccn-"
lintlcf-'' flamn thc report. 7hern j. m new
party. hare Ind enough Of reports and of ncwft
parcf.mcn, nnd. when son Juft 81 away. ron u 70
down hnd write three Columns Of nm Interview With
mo that meyer took place. and I'll bc damned II
Stand II. Y0n hfc--" ...
Repurtcr-:sparcy yonrtels, General: there b no
need for l,cfna angry nhout IT, Ynn know"
tsn41er fgetttnR red In TIC fate and Qnte bolster.
nnHI--"f knew nothinv. and call upon this mn q
hero tpnntinR to A gentleman who wAs quietly
rocking himself in chair. but taking IN tho whofe
altnatnnL-f call upon this mar, a. witnc@1 that
nSscf raf,! anything to ron. and II Ynu faY--"
Kcportef-''G thali say nothing, air, beyond
what has occurred: hut think-'
1snt1cr-'' Say no more; 1cnre the fo<,'n, and
that's the end Of H., ttc.. etc. and the reporter
lcft. With rnanT biasphcmons fmprrcatsnns In hEs
wakc frnn, tho statesman of Sfassiehusrtt..
THE Norid reporter waa whiting in the rexi
sodH. and describes the dsr,irsa1 of the Heraid
man - follows: pfencntl1 came a roar "A of 4
wounded bull. and Gen. Butler W. heard to
.hlnn .alout i. liant ears = - about it
lsnrcr't Il - thought about It. ! won't haY a -:
worn ntnHt II. 10 ycn lcas7 Nnw. don't 90 and
write two co1nmns al - interview about IT..
lyc got 4 witness hero that / haven't tnfd -
whrl about 1t. Good day: ton'i day. No.
, 1877-06-02

n the Editor n The Tftb::c.
opHIt, ILL.,, May 27.-Of course there IN fnon
for one rnose, 80 plctsc let ne say few wotda.
can answer some questions that hsvc boon asked.
nl4ck card board Gun bc bought at Enrich CO. =.
Nos. 2s7 and $50 Eighth avenue, Now York, at
nina cents q sheet. Diamond dust, which soma
ono asked for several weeks ago, can 10 had at
ferry Mason L Coz. No. At Temple place, los.
ton, Mas. hare Just hn1shcl making white
t!sae age. Possibly I mar haye been n The
Takc unbicached colton. tho ionble width
il pest: spread Il out on The carpet AMI pin down
N quilting teamaa; then trace With pencil su1
design Jon coosc. circles. octag0ns. Crosses. etc.
then take candle.wicsinR and the tarc.needfo Of
darnfng' noodle. and follow tho deeign. taking np
Between. On Tho upper side. When II i III done,
cut half way between tho stitches. Get threo
ecnts worth of Chloride OF ilmc distolvc in water
enough to cover. foak three or four homrs, and lay
jul 10 conts, and ia prcttlcr than1 could buy for
ycry pretty ornament for tho window H. made
By taking q picco, Of hflTcFcl cnril.h long
eroft.stlc, In green scphyr every third row Of
holes: crochet narrow edge on tho Top, wilder
ono on tho bottom. draw In with cord and tasec's,
Ill with autumn lcnscs, ferns. Fraescs, Or nny.
thing thnt Is pretty for such purpose, or put spme
delicate Vine. such a, Lobela, ID the tumpe!. and
jet It grow; hang will, cord and tassc!a And now,
docs tfnE Tn1nuxo rcach any ono who 'iyes where
rin'e!gteen g'1ws w1dl II t s ts!oes; nGt ~ VII.
in c1ehnngc. ! hare quito VARIETY. would also
like to ask Al1lnc u thetc ts not romething can
eenA her her friend In exchange for sotno moss
and tcrne. I'M. i: H. will sen4 pattern for ar:
castle, shn will confer great faror. will send
snything can In return. Address l'ox 183, olcll.
L!Tngstone County. Ill. AUNT DkTsr.
, 1877-06-02

l.. Page and ron. cntttng wood near San Jnse.
noticed for several days that number Of bI'1s
remained constantly upon ttec near thsM, soma
going and coming fra1 tn,o to time. Upon cutting
towu tl,t trce they discovered a limb With t,o1.
low cavity. snmu two feet In length ard three OF
four lnche. IN diameter, tn which wcrc two fnll.
grown bird. Ut stnn Roodiy sized sI'eclc.. There
sHpp1lsa ~iG pfoo rom tEeir S. stes ~ 1 Tho $ iiS
was cut and tho birds liberated. They wcru neither
Of them ab'e 10 fly, having evidently never been
aHt Ut thctr imprisonment. 1tow they casno In.
rido IL qucs.!on. II Il probable that tho mother
bird was small. and though able to make her Rcst
IN tho Inflow nf tho tree and rem her Joa1lg could
euouYl, to help themselves until the hotow had 70
cfasca that creapu waa Impossible. 'rnoee who
examined tho 6irds lhi'k they are about two ycafs
bfrd.feltuWs through tho aperture In tno limb OF
the tree noblee INSTANCE Of devotion. evcn tAe
hnusun family nuycs gxh,b,ted.
, 1877-06-02

onrs for Tho upright nart.. and tho ncxt
sltyen sbost oncs in The nwcs rnft and i've nhors
tht crost-p!ece, hxe IN cacA end og. esnst.plcce,
Now mako cord AMI tas*ela 10 hanr hy, md snnc
Tnri have a very nfetty ornament for tho wall Il
shoud hare said te with the wool aftc. ssca!fng>.
! make The balls over nartcboasd. and half Of ond
- fssttr on center Of crose. should like 10 hayo
tSe IT, iady. who knows how % make tho.e att-
csstlcr. Of efrar-lIghtcEf, tell ns how, throarft
thc eantc material.
Viii 9,ve recipe for orange cake, md ncshapa
Lady ionf4c can make pudding OF the samc. I
ront a. Tho fruit cnko steamed oysr for honr ruh-
dina: Ono Gun while sugar, two eggs. onc- half
snoons snp baking powder, }vo enpt dons; bake in
fnytr& ~ for }cltty cake; mixture u put between
liz cakes, white of ono egg beaten To lroth, one.
bsif enp whisc sugar, one orange gated. This Ia
ycty nice. lIARNoNTs
, 1877-06-02


TIN scientific journals contain reports Of IN in.
vcst1sation !stcly made by q Philadelphia phy-
slcan to determine whether the blood which flows
In the veins Of a pcoplca Is The sa.ne In kind. The
doctor examined with tho most perfect microscopic
apparatus al his command specimens Of blood
takcr. from, tho bolca at persons connected viii,
the foreign commissions At tic Ccntcnna! ExhtbI.
lion. 'ne!ulin. Turks, HwiAs. Japanese. lta!iau..
found lint the cofpu.clc. wcrs. lot ali practical
purposes. indlstingafslsablc. II tho subjects from
'sh0n these specimens were taken embraced tho
attendants IN 0f The oriental booths, there Ia
rcason to qucst'on the importance Of the inresti.
Fat,oo: fol, According TO the stofy of az eminent
itayeler and ann q letters who vla1tea tho Exht.
nmong ths !nrger rnrte nt tho tarvtto1. waa
brought abant by M artistic application OF false
l,alr, yellow ocl,fc, and bagCY trousers.
, 1877-06-02

~ kA& l11'*aF a. 4 ~ xF1pQHSs
sa1Aao+ JDne III fe!t terribly sad and SIN.
n+httic, after reading Chats lamentations. to
aak how tho poor creature has been mlsundes.
Mod, abused, and generally uaaltseatsd. It'aa
.smaa's pftTIlsge-ana what vile creature OF
smoking propenaitcs would dare to usutp pltt-to sit
II behind tho butteEy door and chew tho corner
aet apfoa with fearful cYcs. And Just let ms
ssg hd ny ast to Chat In whule- hearted token Of
sssse5!Ss tslcnd.hip; aud when she comes to cut
ss.haa ~ shali visit mo, and wo Will ftlx our ht!r
"a snssaaes. - t9d put In papetT Together we will
n.ss tSnfch, and al sotta Of amuseuients* whefe
L.. uaaca tho waltz great deal; for
~ u. on waltzihg. and dare saY shs
I'D same providing her poor feet have reeov.
~, !tom blus@glass efects>. speaking ot
nns.s ~ church, saw the loyetest diamond car.
Sas IL. upon youne ad1 1t church last night that
ssses seen. They woro perfectly gIoEtous. 30
+ i, ". Y. preached. 1Iow grateful We should
th.sctt tne Assembly for tonJenIng here. irs,
aaS shat coraes TO this c!ty we'll defy both men
sko rofasn that We don't like, Especially those
snuiiras oof away. fsAlng tho greatest rows On
u!u.to know youhV man who was IoDdr-
Lisss' ead does not even think OF tho word cigar
iaa92' Hakes perfect fool Of himself, you
I'D !; r., hops Moody vii! stayJn Boston forever,
ssa'sSk ~ 70 .hs fsm,nias gender md nevsr ~
Ioupo4edly, MAn1k AApcAr.