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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-01
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] Flr 80 ccrts We VIII send Above siA
arti,.cs post paid,
$500 a.0T.
lair Sleeve Buttons, stone setting
[ set (3) spira Shirt studs.
I heavy h&nd Engagement Ring.
! 1 sci (2) Engraved Bracelets.
! / Ladies Long Guard or Neck Chaiu
Engraved Miniature Lockct, iOr ii,
above.
I Gents Heavy Link Watch Chain.
. Lake George Diamond stud.
@2.O0 E.0T.
! Ladirs' Neck Chain aud Charm.
i Ladies Heavy Guard Cn&.n for
watch.
/ set Pin and Ear Rings, Amethyst.
extra fine Miniature Lockct.
Cameo Seal Ring.
i very tr3Iy Wedding and Engage
sneuj Ring.
= Gch;s neayy Watch Chain with
Charm.
pair Pearl Inlaid Sleeve Buttons.
Lake George Cluster Pin.
pair (2l heavy band Bracelets,
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Ioany one sending Us an order IL,
Tie above lots 10y express 70 the amount
-; 80, we vii spuu gnEL one .,olla
itolnluue Cold Hunting Case Watru /
lcut or Atitrs' siz.', warranted L.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-01
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4 ! } 0mainc Geld. so extensively worn
& / in Paris, was first discovered il
y $50, by tn" celebrated French cilnmi,;,
a lions, d. BE Tainge, who manutactur,
4 ed IT into ijewrlry, and for five vcaIs
n sold It to the leading jewellers OF PARIS
4 for %@iid Gold. In 1875, when his Sc
8 cret became known ten of the maui
Il featuring jewelers. established stnrF
company, with a capital of SIC zoos, 0l0.
/ for the purpose OF manufacturing Hn-
/ eaiue G,Id wcIrt &nd W. .Chas.
I With this immense capital. and tiir sid |
: ot improved nisci'imery, they are Ell
: ahicd to produce all the latest patterns
1 OF jewelry at less than one,tcnth the
], cost Of Solid Gold, and Of a quality and
Z color which makes it impossible even
1 for experts to detect it from the gen
4 llne
Il We hHge SecTel the crclusire dqenry
Il nj the CHtt.d .St,'fes ara Gqnn,Ia, for til
& sale of all goods manufactured fron
Il tais mct"I. Hnt in order to intr0dGC'
i. t:,cm in tie most spec msnnrr, havo
1. pat " assorted >fn pie lots, as EiytH
81 'e.OW, which we VIII sell at 0ns-tt,4W
s. TIE ret.tW m}ue until JnHud4Y 1at, 1873
II Read the list:
, 1877-03-10

t'on hrIns entirely derived fr1,m the beautiful
nlumaCe Of tho prar,xk displayed IN various
ferns, tic whole intended hv Mr. Whistler tn
be what, IL lliA peculiar p|e totial nomenclature.
he tsltls d harmony Il, h'ue mil gnld.ss
The ronm, which h tn tho ground floor, ts net
large, an1 rather harrow, lelng lit by three wifi
loWs al The side, and differing from ordinary
ten or twelve lcaf-sllapcd compartments, from
which depend rs many stalatt tttic t1roopers. to
which lamps arr t1xctl. It has n1+o popularity
In sort uf tiGlIt tre1ls-wurk of wt,od fixed to
the walls. forming El1etvcs for tho s1isplny OF
Oriental porcelain. This, like every part Of tho
tntcrinr, las no.r hccn troi1kcly gilt, md over
the inner surfaces Of the shutters arc covered
completely with nat gliding, ,lpon Which src
painted large pc1cocks. 70 TINT when The VIII
tluws nre closed n the lamps lit tflc effect Il
complete, and the artist thci renffxes h1s Idea
Of Il chamber rcsplcsnlrnt as thu gorgeous btrti
Itself.
sIr. Whistler, explaining hts t1csirn, says n
pattern hes been ttiycntel from the rye nj tl1e
pcncork's feather, cnni,tncn with ore devised
Irpm the i,renst feathers. Tl,esc twu pnltcr.ls,
either IN blue tr Rol1, arc repeated throughout
over" Tho ceiElne, a,ul h the cove Of tho rornce
tllp eve Ut Tho feather Ia seen running hlong
beneath tic small f,rcaat featfrrs. Fruui the
ct,rte, t0 the ilrtto the wall was painted hat
bnc, and III the rt,tl wall Is IL larrc design uf
twn great pcac~',s fighting, all painted III gold:
ulul with flashing .. Eyes of rial t1Is,onu
an! ruby. The tlattu l,n* tho ur,lanent of tho
breast feathers varied III ono taAl with E0l1 Gil
bns, un'l IN anotf'er .hc reverse vi blue o''
gu!l.
In this way Mr.. Whistler contrlycs 10 Intro.
durc 'rrsntn variety bv ringing tho changes III
Ills "l,atulunyh ol biise nnl gold, employing
throughout the feather forms hf the bird.
, 1877-03-10


Whnt odd heads the ladies' must have. A
1'aris writer suys that ladiea will hare bouucts
ot scvcnty-two shapes to choose from na1t
spring.
She was telling female friend how Mary
Janc quarsclcd With her 'sfcllcr," and, said she,
"Why, II you heard 'cm talk, you'd think they
were masricl.''
Ayoun9 laly who tlaa suffered from "bargage-
B1nusl,crs y llas had her trunks covered With
flannel this season, having heard that lanne. IL
good rl'estprotcctor.
Recitation IN L!ngulsttcs: Professor .liseours-
Ing On tho pecellaritlcs Of nomenclature. re-
marks to the bashful c.: snow, Mr.. G., tmay-
inc yourself tho fnther Of chill,h Tutal col.
lapse Of C.-ldls Record.
~ nsrcr can enjoy poetry when I'm cookin'.n
tho llugs, and hist myseif Oh tho fence aud
throw my soul lntn q few lines OF Cap'n Jinks,'
II doca seem Us II this artA was 1nae to live on.
after nlI.h
Fair. charmcr (who ttlnks that sho knows
everything abont cnIle0s Rtfairsl Is It posst..
with my brother At Ilarynr.il Why, he sings
accnnd l'aso on tho University Baseball Crew."
.-Iiaredrd LdmpooH.
Lavender was aroused In tho middle Of tho
night by his wife, who complained TINT shn
heard noise. "What does It sound l!kc9n
said she. Vita probably tha bed.tIcktug,h ~ be
,nu1uurel, and went Oft to sleep a9aiu,
A Paris woman has put new and artling
faco on that particu'arl1rcach Of the lcculogue
on which rcsts most Of our modern dramatic
'ltsraturc: "Ala. sio stles, ~ m agony Of
lord: "Alas! that 1 should ever live to bs tho
Hifo Of deceived husbaRdi"
Lady to Blopmun, nftcr lnaktng him turn
oycr I'LL the stock, "ThcEe, that's exactly tho
, 1877-03-10
WHAT DO YOU THINK

When, during an hour OF trial ssvsFs,
4 man stays 1t home his own 1fo 10 cho4f.
Nor deCn,a II his duty rho fray 10 b. near.
l}u yuu think II ID right sueh 4 nun to rsTsv,
And place at the hcal Of ons counssY most dAasS
Money, With which faisa traitors 10 Nhazs,"
AA1 10 pinlsh thu one who hts nation letFAya,
Do Sou think that man who will falsely appr3iA4
ID wanted TOT President In preferences to uzyest
Or when poor soldier, cafe.wosp aud thta,
Just from cruel war's horrible din,
Should earnestly ask fur . tEine Of tNu,"
Aud lose y0u tho elauce sha Presidency 70 uteP
And when. by dark ways snd tslckn that srs yais
man scGka to push himself through eampSItR.
And looks upon honesty with uttor disdain.
20 you think It IL lust 10 permit such . baAa
TO rest upon VI. aud our honor 10 st4!n!
Whereas, Samuel Tildep. BY the usa Of hls casb.
And tho cloae application Of tbs tough party ~ask
Did spur Oh h1x Iupcs 70 m act thaE was rash:
Resolved, Tint VIC will. though his teeth - dces
ch.e.fally mako him ea. some eraw.h.,h.
But though 40 did kindly, by our yotas, insiu,ata
That W. certainly could not such man toieraks4
li9 stubboruty uslsted that hs was NaRistrstc.
Aud don't you think Ii IL just sh4t by ssesa 10
The country Was saved from 4 tsrrtbls fate'
Our President, n spite Ut the t'goah son,s would
Let hlnl sats with will. and he not afraid;
Aud let " " huptfnl that, By til AtMIxhty's s41,
Cnlc1so. i. ". q.
, 1877-03-10
DOCTOR THE DOCTORS.

j" ,t tnr n".o' o. 1ae 1f1oHae,
,,'t 1nleAu'' .ha'sn ',-Ao t"a so.caIea Jos'yn
3'ii now before tue Legislature OF this State, Is
chlltn.e forth much comment and discussion as
to i,s ,ncrits on1 tl,e nronr,ctv NJ ircIa,nttvo
in,rrfcrcn,, In ,,,c on,nIn ,,r ,,o1.oI ,,sao.,.o
s.' .s'ess ~ t''o "o1'1 ~ Meuie's' ps"ctee
ny Luz 'At'ous representatives. nnd par
tlsans OF tho lcs nna pa!h1cB, 10 two
Insertion Tint t]lIs or t,,at scl,ool Ia hrcc,Ino
or,.t. o,,I ~, ,,trtns a,,, sr.s ,.o.s ILL.,.
raaeNs unu e''p,'1es' M" Ylee versa 'Aaa i'2at
nerc, anaouei' tac tfnsh may 10 unpleasant, yet
Tor truths sako It mist bo confesscd these par
t,sans ,,t,,ytttlnrly proclaim n lamcntahio futt
,r,ti1rn"e XII vo,.r ~ torr:nom1an, I ~ uiHsa1p ~
4 R"p,st"ol tnI Vii so.i III. ~ hstt.,,.a. ,,"; ="
r,.r;tr ~ ti,n ,.hr.i,sa,1 ~ III S,nt H.. Nv.
sr" 4, INN tI ,a M .,,,'1'.
fer - 70 vM t ~ u H. 10
lin. nni fmrthcr t,'at ,.t,o,nas fron, ~ ,nn,i;.a
.rsc.. an ~, .r1a,,u ~ ss,,.'a',,. M T., ~,
.aassssnra "s 'o'sss>' ~ wv
In these statement, wo think o,t fntp,i,rcnt
,ioctrs cntr 1olr, vii, a.ar;v "nw yis,',s
tramnr: frrnt,rntr mi s nS,c n'9 ,on p.s'"s ~,
rir,,ts Of fair trInarv "tMratin, ae an 1ss ~
soo,, as tjatlerr tfnioma IL Trs,,;r,1 4h, tS.n 70
ihcy turn Themselves i,osI, anif con1,oucc h,nn,
icring aud sayiun; ycry fcw Of tI,enI eycr a ~.
trrwani m1,rs,s tI,er r.sdinr or ~ stins frfc n.y.
truatfnv nnifrs,v n, tI,a ss,nnrii'"ui ar1n m,r.
,vcr law t"rf,,,onks' f1,n anntnnt, -; WIKI
arc not linlf Understood, and a fcw lectures:
;m,,ro , ,n,p, "Gs'' '1e quant1n' sane' 1ef a'1
Tie ,uII,rr l., Tin nrnfrss1on I. mt A., ,uuc,,
froni wiknt m frnm tyfti,In T,o ncon,c e.,.'
rssnizc this fa,.t4 nw5 in many i"stpnnp. ssni,
TIC alyiss of 4 .r,,shin tmfniitp"mt s,,1 wcIi.
rsa,i Observation-Disclosures INN IN to.n ~ .c,,nc.s
suthcr than trust themselves to ignorant aud
, 1877-03-10

mol be horne n. to The rnod taste Of tho btoom-
inE daughter. but the fn"ts mist he told, and It
Il necessary tt, statc that the Young nnn In tho
casc was addicted to The flowing bowl ~ excess.
Tho fatlscr III tho case VIVA opposed to tho
marriage oi tho lovers, ami tho girl finally
Yielded to her lovers pcr*uaalons and clopcu
With him.. The two went tn Uninn CITY
to get married. but trNtttln't, i,ccause they had
no liccnte. Meanwhile tic iFatc parent arrive,l
upon the scrne.. There was a qiatrcl nnl the
roung mhn got drunk. The father was on a
in.'le, oul. taking his daughter up l,chfn,i him,
started for homo. The lover waa on tansl and
not ton much !nebriatel to lie sct,sclesa Of hls
loss. FL tr,nll not follow on foot, but could
yell, anil dill 20: "slart1,a. II you lnvc nc,
slhte o!r!h Wherrupon tho girl slipped OF a.
Though the horse rms creased. Again el'c was
pit 1p, and they were about to 1cave, wien he
sa!d again, Nov, Martha, you arc, ~, md II
yuu l1yc nc, slttle otf;" md ngain she slipped
OIL The tltErl time her father held her on, and
wu,,1t mt let her "eltlc nff;" hls heels were
lug into tho eifcs Of the mule. an.1 the lover
VIVA left anlcntinE With n tlissolrtnr ricw hctorc
him Of al, Tint he held dear. It WAS MI original
disaster to true lore, anyl,ow.
, 1877-03-10
chcs IN diameter, and twcnty-four inchea
rukc. The following Is the report of tho e,,-

strokc. The following Is the report Of Tho en-
ginccrs:
Al = p. H., upstream pump threw ave inch
streams. Highest water thrown. tnensuEemert IN.
ken At hyrant at northwest corner ut park, height
121 S.16 feet. At 2.10 =. MI. dnwt- -huensn putnp
on snme conditions estimated few feet higher no
direct measure taken. At 3:2.t, both punpa work.
ing, supposed 10 bo throwing ten streams from hy.
dtant at northeast corner OF park, II! feet. And
F!En Department, nrfAtest height 10! 2G-1nU feet.
And nt:l:51 with fyn streams ono inch fancy
nnzx1e. 1A 2-100. And At r. M. III G.lD0.
t@rcateat horfxnnea1 throw with hvc Rlfeams, 20t
feet, with ten Streams 1904 feet.
Tho engines aud pumps did their work IN
good shape, md more than filled the ltl1. a
heavy Einl WA blowing during tic trial, Tho
nozzies wcro very poor, tho streams ,nrasures,
could not he he'll absolutely still, the failure OF
the gong at the cnginr.touee to give the signal
when ready to rim tho engines fast for ten
streams, all prevented doing as we'll ns the en-
gincs would bc ablo to do Will, these points IN
their favor. When tho .strcams wcrc measured
the engines wcre only running at ordinary apced,
owing to tho failure Of the gong to give tho
signal.
Egcry one is enthusiastic In praise OF the Wa-
ter-WurkH md tho Knowles pumps. At tic last
fIrc the works paid for Themselves This city
nDw enjoys more Of the modern Improvements
and advantages than my other city u It's size In
tho Western country. Yours respectfully,
+. n. ELLIS, Architect.
, 1877-03-10
sAN FRANCISCO BELLIES.


lid ynu know puwtlcred llA!r was coming IN
for everyday wcarl We'll, II is; and very POM
padoury und.1ourY II looks, tou. And it's to be
done h!glf, Will, The head looking like n long
reach Ut Mutteln.stnlk 1T the back, a,d n nest Of
brails IN top. Then tho new = lasllloi" hat
sweeps lnHs over the eyes, md tips up In the
back With what tised to b. faec-trimrninE low.
eEs, and lows alM1 such. y01t know, tucked
unics the hriui. And there's amhcr.powdcE,
anil cyrtl-powIcr, and r0se-unwtcr, nsll 0o0d-
ness knows what all, hut Of course only for
evening wear. Aud oltt.stylc~ b1ots, too, Il
you'll hear to tslc; French boots with ever such
high 1,ccl* md laccd Mt tic eide. These arc for
the street when you nrc out III your bcst, and
nlsU for evening. Two such pairs went ny
kearny together ycstrnlny, with q little clattcr
Ut heels npnn thu pavement, aid the hair wns
powdered IL Revolution, aud no,isl,arrcl, ai,tl
all tint. lesitfcs. hut two swc1tGr facca yDh
ttcvur saw. 10th were etlark-cyctt, but tho brown
TINT elone under thcirla lashcs was 70 very brown,
aud their lfps wcrr ~ ripe autl rctl. Md every
body turned to iook. Tlity stoppesl to buy vI''-
lrt* nf tho hoy w1lu always stands. you knnw,
ut tho corner wEn!ows Of tho Whltc-lioItsc, md
,,vbtnly lool;od out for ears Or teams, or hurried
passcrs-by Or anything else TIL they went on
n,ain. Une wore wide hat. with Il black aud
white checked oyc-sntt, and tho other was scll-
brown FROM hcal 10 foot.
, 1877-03-10

apanglc their conrcrqntton?" Which OF these
tiates shall now bu chosen 10 replace tic 18th u
August, or st. Napoleoni 1t. rAtrIck'a Day, IN
honor OF Patrtcc dc NincAlahon, is perhaps out
OF the question Just now.
Since the taking Of tho Dastilc on the 14th of
july, 1850, no fewer than twcnty-scvcn famous
dates have been aided to the Republican cafcn.
tlar. Am0nu the most celebrated Of these may
be mentioned the 10th Of August, when tho Tusl-
cries was taks1 by storm; the altt q Jamnary,
May which witnessed tho fail Ut The tironitsts;
tho list uf September, or lat Vundcntnircs ptUc
lnmatEon Of The Republic; the 9TH rhcrtn''tor,
which saw the end OF the Reign Of Terror anhl
the fall of lsobcsp.crre; The 18th vcnslcnlIasrc.
which bc!,ctd tho appearance of Honapartu on
the scellc Of action wien he treated the factions
10 Wilt Of grnpcshot On the steps u St. Koth;
the 18th Brumaire, when he ASSUMED tho chief
poHcr after first trislng out the Chanbcts.
After the Empire and the Restoration, viii,
their dates, canie the three drys uf Jnly Which
saw tho downfall Of Charlca X, and ,le1t tho
114tl OF February. &hicl, witnessed t3ic expulsion
81 snosser III sepabs os Tsc i " ot ii s i.
lntes, suci, as the 18th Of May, When the Con.
stttucnt Assembly WAS invale,! hy tho clubs;
tile 9TH Of March, when universal suffrage vas
born; tho three days Of Juuc,. w!le'i Cavaienas
December, when Louis Napoleon was clrctcll
Prcsltlcut; tho 18th OF juno, when there wna
revolt md Lclfu ROllEn escaped by skylight.
Then catno the terrible I'd Ut December, which
slew the RcpubIEc-the Republic whEcI. only
cnme to life again on the Atll Of September.
1870, aud was driven from rnris by tlic Com
n,une on the 18Th OF March, 1871. There nrc
several other dates IN the th!r! llepubllc MT to
bo forgotten. Under Louis Philippe the Cabl-
nets formed by N. Thicrs wero usually spoken
OF ns those of the 11th Of October anil tho LIST
Of March; nov we constantly ltcar OF the 9Th
of May, tho day upon which llc was replaced by
afarshal MacNfahon; the 25th Of January means
tho capituiatlon Of Paris,, the 9TH Of February
the truce Of Bordeaux, tho a0th Of November
tho septennatc, and tho Constitution Of Fcbru.
ary tho present Constitution.
Tho first Republic cstahlishcd all kinds of
fctes-thosc OF "thc abolition Of ORDERS" that
Of s'the oath to the nation, /" Of 'rcrcncratlon,"
Of "ann,als tho friends Of man." etc. These
wero recommended by the psllop Of Autun,
aftcrwarl better known Is NJ. dc TallCyranti.
When Napoleon was In Egypt ho issued tho fol-
lowing orllcr Of the day from Ills headquarters
at Cairo, dated 1st VcnJcmlairc, year VII:
''Soldicrs VIC celebrate the first daY VI tho sey.
enth year Of the Republic," etc. Aud utter
ward, when First Consul, he wrote: 1.-TWO
Rrcnt cpoclis exist in tho Revolutlon, tho 18th
OF July aud the LIST Vcndemtalre, foundations Of
the Republic completed BY tho 10th OF August.
These days nre impcrtshablc; they haYe been
hailcd BY Frcncllmen with unanimous trans
ports; tho Consuls propose that these dates
Alone shall bo celebrated In the uamo Of tho
Reptt1,1fcb -f. -.
, 1877-03-10
MhRsHAlLTOWN, IA.

- 7VES3 E01FV ~ 1N& 7FI1WH1
, AARsuAtLTowN, H., Masrl, 8.-Wc havo Just
tested our new knowles Water-Woska Pumps.
il. G. Heath conducted tho test on behalf OK tho
Knowles stcaln.Pump Works 7. N. BouteiI,
Civil Engineer. on behalf oi the city, and F. NJ.
Ellis, architect, OH behalf Of the Inanulactur.
crs, weFs appointed to measure the streams.
The business portion Of the town u located
over milo from tho pump -housc, aud on an elc-
walton of about 100 feet above the pumps. The
contract with tho manufacturers of the punips
called Tor ten streaMs 1t une time, thrown leo
feet high. through one tncli uoxzles, With scy-
euty-Ayu pounds ot steam on tha boilers. The
pumps arc twa of knowles' dfrrctactIug doUhIc-
plungct pumps. With steam cylinders twenty
two iilshts IL diameter, water plupgsrs twelve
, 1877-03-10
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
\ SUDDEN CURE.
4 melancholy woman lay

\ SUDDEN CURE.
A melancholy woman lay
in sickness on her bed.
And, IN faint and broken voicc,
To her sad husband said:
"Dc9s David, when my earthly form
Iias turned to lIfcicss clay,
o walt an weep little while,
Nor throw yourself AwaT.
~ know woman, kind an' true,
TN whom Jon may depend:
Oh! marry Amarilla JONES'
She Is my dearest frIsnd."
"Yes. Ilannab, hare wanted long
To epcak o this before;
For Amarillo Joncs an
Have talked tho matter o'cr."
"Then you an AmarilA Jones
11avo been too smart and sly:
! tell you, David Wilkinson,
I'm not d.goln' 10 dit!''
Her dark eyes flashed; her strength rctutncd;
She left her bed Of patu:
a week had scarcely passed. AWAY
When she was wclt again.
oAE FAnK, Ill. EroESE J. HALL.
, 1877-03-10
THE TWO DESTiHl..S.

E!lN!HrlAT.
Tho ChftHt. CHILD Ii 1,ls munger lay,
4 staF stlBnn IN s1.s a!-':
AaN. guided BY aaat slIlu1n:: stlr.
Fhe u est Mn r1!h "A II, Il ..lr Val fls,
III WeIrutHc this. tbs sun ~ ''nL,
Ihe autltr tf iau t'lfl+i!ah plaA,
Tho luiAdrt os t..v t'llF.rI4un sra-t.
tls alex a!uitt; tic Wy IN healed,
The tetefs atr Gs.ade Wf.oiu:
,tcsu+ VI Sa.Asrta cun!t. thf4 way.
Eaytn4 10 alt men, .'Wnt=i. utlI praY,H
!.tunlslny ilfs eternal In 14.s yEsat Gai
Tusxafy righteous hllrnati eo1:.
ISFtnEL1c.
4 man. child st IT. Motles'& lreas&,
A rutn}, NJ 10y ut schoal;
i lsaluF ns stesa Fntas Gshc4t,
With mailed furu, sud t'4zoucd Great,
t'husen from anloHy tho rest
Awhlit to Se!gu afal rHl:.
4 ship IL Futttu3 In ta1 sss,
A sw1sd Il tn.Wnel with fuAt;
This nlan. CHILD ms J&ho tcadur BE-.
The Phip awhile may s4il lhr sea,
but soua seIcntless l>estiny
VIII gather boMe her dust.
CANTON, March u. D. 8. D.
, 1877-03-10
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H. fa,It. EAntshtfeun


It y a1way. la order to begin little story Of
tl:e aAest!ous with the remark that tho course
Of true love never did run smooth; tho maxim
Is trte aud TRUE aud justified by centuries Ut
usage. 1t applies to q recent incident at little
piace called Casey Station, III Tennessee. There
lived nvar the station q family With blooming
daughter, aud n 4 matter ol course therc WIS
youn. tian around who luSeu .Le bIoomlux
loved. 1t Il to bs regretted lhat testimony can
, 1877-03-10

k1EAk 6T4AEs
The Doston correspondent Of tho New York
Herald describes pft!iul scene ut tho State.
lIouss the other day, which may 10 set down "a
Interesting II true. A Btaeon street belle, who
was cyllcntly laboHng Ni,slcr severe atliiction.
wcndc.& l,er way through tho halls In search Of
Senator Gregory. When she had found Mr..
Grcgosy she appealed 10 hin, In tho name OF llN
mainly Ia use his influence nnd power nQat1lst
my Il gslatiou wlict. would disturb tho serenity
and frcclluln ol her darling spitx. Tho Senator
glad to Listen IL ANYTHING sllu might hare to say
tn defense " her pris, and then undertook ~
explain tic claims that Tho puic haii for prutcc-
ttom II Il shn,,i be- tutnd that this particular
ra1c " dtSs were really dangerous to xocirty.
pussIb'y swept n4t"t cxl.te',ec by hgal eaact-
lhcnf, the punr girl bccalnc violent and lncon-
soiahIs III Ter 4:f:rt II want tn aye Gov. llicc,"
so salt. "lu Is ltteul t,f ltns; and, In cotl,.
pa,1y VIII, ths l,'usi.lne scnator, the Executive
C:u.,scr WAS Immediately invaded. Tho uloura-
ful cxl'vxs'nn alrt atscenln. tcars ot the poor
girl tnid tlt t;.verIlar ut uslcu thai Ills young
ffschl vas ltil.gttly III lllasal attIiett0u. be
tween tt't,s nus! mn:..lI oi thu u.,st nSonizIny
frrss! a'nt nl''ar.el tnr the pehdiug fate of her
,s,or SAtz lur tlse past wtua tas!uring earnestly
tllit *l'. hal not e:t wink t1r three nights,
;lnt mtln., with f0re and nnger, that II
Ut" nhh'tMsse1 tc'1hIH1~ tac Hiu11i!ElH VI MIL.
lug Of l.f i~l size ~h;lld hr're OUT Of the State
s'.o..cr than otny !i> srucl mandates. Aftur q
Ale the l,sely belle hcca,uc less violent tn her
trIcl ~. la,lprr. anil then she wrnt on to give
ssanr vi her experience Il. rearing spttx dogs
Shr usArrtHl It III fact. which she had learned
fhNn experience, t:lut the fcn,alrs lever becofno
mai, uiri the taairs only during thc 5rst two
YEARS. If their ext-trn;r. Wills Tho would not
leny tl!at the Arcc.l was i Aungeruus ouc, she
coaiA MT bear thu idea Ut any violence Or
cruelty towanl tho larln. pets, and shu
warned tho Governor ihat II such arts were
oracsrtl ty Inv. the Vengeance Of every lady On
lteacu,! I'LL would lS visited gu hlm aud his
EVutll!tte4.
, 1877-03-10

}uyis LU<Ttst1a4t1rs I1sii Nan Turtle.
Tho Radicals are very aIxtoul to bayo na-
sioua' fetel4y, but there Will be somc difficulty
III selecting one. 1t Ia related that when Lady
Aufgan visited Paris III ls!3 she said IL Lafay-
es.e: ''Ah, Marquis. how e2u the French aud
their NAY aiuoug sll the dates With which they