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The Saline County journal., 1878-05-23

The Gypsum Valley Farmers Club me; on
the s<rnoon Of Saturday. tn isA Ia. of May ., to
Residence ef Dr. tAs Exioa. ta~ scs pr.,siest. Mr.
Peffss presiding The afrsns:saee sos a, fzI ..
usual IN Consequence, o1btes-. Of The ns<snx b..ag
N the afserneen This however. did nos prevent ss-e
Presens fra<n hsrins very Eusi tip< Usforsz.ss.iv
she essaytss A. select reser vere io<a sbsess and
the pr~<saesf eaiI.i on Mo Lsa vss Eaaoa snd DY
Nsa Eaton FOG selections M former rad q stsrs-
eie article by Heary King, e.rtsei '.oi fasAissea
Fiovers-" rss LATER rcd sesse posaSvs srsn .
brilliant address ~ ss<a H. Csyrd - tn dsszh ea
Abrahan Lisezssa- rhes< past eoapenssap<s fss
~ regular iss<rary part - ~ eisb. FsIsvsss
- izfornAi dlscsssaa a usess prssseees. asa ;Ae
grA<ss. Th~ ls1s>s. aScal. yrSvi1<d Q sszn,zfxi
rrp.ss saa t,e psoveresai Kaass sss<ese v.s n
t<1ssare-
Te n>xf m->tinx sf rsr Cins vi h< IT, rvssi~srs
et Mr. wn- fr<sr>. sazsrtss eveaisS yusr ixA.
- e'eisrk Dx. va Eassn - eisessd Gassss - ~
tsas pas-r. add No y c. nev>s<y un spsss.ssa
sssasi<;, ksvpayxa
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A Novel Yeatare

Presents itself to those who Use Parker's
Hair Baisam. in the discovery OF its rare and
remarkable merits. Many have written us ex-
pressing their delight in the fact that IL work .
like charm. Its disinfeetant properties In
chemical combination rendering IL healthfui.
cleansing and healing are barring fruit. and
the beautiful hair il produces. with the clean.
healthy scalp, entirely freed from Danslruf
and falling hair. are achievements for which
we have reason 10 feel pro,rJ. 4 pat
ron assures us that he has used twelve dif!eren,
Hair Preparations and that Parker. Hzir Bal
sam surpasses them al. To hair that h5s be-
come gray or faded. IL restores that beautiful
natural color Of youth. and produce. rigor
and luxuriance that surprises every one Bay .
bottle from your druggisi. o-ear seiiy. ssiina.
and test it, inertia
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The regular annual meeting Of the Saline

The regular annual meeting Of the Saline
Co sunday School association held in the Presby
tsrian church the .lst inst The session st sss
n was taken up BY attending 10 business. The fol-
lowing oicers we're elected for the ensuing year.
Rev Spencer Carr-Presbi~nt. Vice Presidents.
Rev. wirzsli, Gypsum; Mr.. sherar. Eureka; ". 5.
Price. New Cambria; Mr.. Kellogg, Elm ereek; d. I.
Robinson, Liberty; Geo & Guthrie, Spring creek
Richari Porter. Ohio; Hobt. Crawford Smoky yi~v;
Peter Berg, smolen; II. c. Rash, smoky Hill
The chair appointed NJ. $. Prioe, R<vs. lockwood
and Wright. committee to Arrange order Of
else for the meeting which viii be held in the Gov
school house, miles northeast OF .Sai,na on The
second thursday Of Ocsoo-r aex;- The pastors Of the
city were appointed . committee 10 arrange Tor q
thoroagh canvas. Of the county and work up general
ia t-rr~, in Sunday School work
xyHyrNs SESSION.
Meeting cslle-i 10 orsier by chairman. ~ = Prfcs
airrs--i The meeting enthusiastic nssnr~r fol-
Io~i by few r~marks by N-s-rs Hsrfsock Bissr assi
Roth. sai elo-~i BY some timely and -nesur.xInx
wori- fross s-n'lEmAn from Nasssehnser.
y. Rosx. >~r'F.
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Whole number

The following are the names Of students.
OF the High School. who have been perfect in
attendance. punctnaiity and department. and
have An average scholarship of over ~. with
scholarship Of each:
Amy Berks, 30; Hilla johnson, ~ Maggie
Rash. 80; William Bishop. 81: Mary Camp
bell.l9: James Going. 95 Lille Clarkson. ~.
L. ID. FITZPATRICK. Principal.
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A Rare Offer

We have just received splendid line of Mid
dlesex and Washington Mill blue flannel. suits
bound and lined throughout. which we will
sell 81 less than any other house in Salina
and lower than ever sold in this city. We will
give q written guarantee that these goods viii
not fade. j. HEIMlN x Co,
Baltimore Clothing House.
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To Owners Of StOek.

All who wish stock taken good care Of
should apply to or drive your stock TO the
farm of Evander Light, six miles west OF sail
M. Finest1w ater and best corrall in Western
Kansas. Terms, - cents per month. .-3m-
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A Great Mistake.

som people think we are crazy because W,
are putting up lightning rods so cheap.
TRHSsIS 4 W.RPFS
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Gentlemen.

You that 'csnt a pair Of 0,oes-iont fail to eaH
for tce hare the greatest assortment Of shoes
in ..the city. Something entirely near. jas, re-
eeired, call and see.
M.REI. .ND DODcr 4 Nnopr
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The Saline County Journal.
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1878.

Extra Copies Of the JOURNAL can be
ound at the Book and News Store OF White-
head Seaman's, first door east OF Postomce
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.'Squar- Manchester thus facetiously dis
poses Of the Broadview-Pliny controversy:
Mister Editter of my nabors showd me
littel artikal in your paper riten by mister
anon Of brodvew which would like ~ anSer.
j don't rite to papers very oien and i never
herd OF mister anon before. but he seems to
no me and like his artikal 6rstrare he think.
''m'' OF bridge Is putting up job on me may
be so. don't care like jobs il there is eny
mony in um. don't go much on gogriiy,
what do care whuher brodvew Is the wid- of
afrika. calculate there are great many
brodvews in both places and iellers in both
places who take narrar views OF them in more
senses than but mister anon is skoler and
nos gogrify right well persume he can tell
the name Of every street in brodvew and nos
the bisnes of all the men wimin and children
in that large and foTishiag city.
my iZe are growing dim reckon for i cant
see IT, tho have looked good many times
since red mister anons artikal. meme TO by
a spi glas an then ges kan.
SoUAE MANCHESTER.
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Last Saturday evening Hi Davis and VIM
Bells escaped from the county Jail. They
had procured a piece Of wagon spring with
which they succeeded In removing a stone
about l0xl5 inches-from the wall. separating
the corrider from the part occupied by the
jailor's family. Alter removing the stone the
men had only to scrape out the loose. small
stone of which the wall was built. break the
plaster in the sitting room and they eouI'l easi-
ly escape from the building. The w"rH was
done while Mr. and Mrs Russell WEIR down
town. AMI they were not absent from the house
over forty minutes. Escaping as the hour they
did. the men were able to leave town without
being seen or leaving trace Of the direction
they had taken. Mr.. Russell suspected that
Hi Davis would go At once TO his wife in Abb
lene. and he sent worl TO fhe sheriff Of Dick
inson county advising him TO watch Mrs.
Davis house. Two men were sent TO guard
the house and at daylight on Monday morning
man answering Davis description approach
ed the door and knocked. The guards At once
arrested him.and sent word To Mr.. Russell. who
went down to Abilene on the Monday morn
ings train and found his man. The other. q
prisoner belonging to Ottawa county. has not
been found. There is nothing surprising at
all in this Jail delivery. Complaint has hecn
made to the Board OF County Commissioners
that it was unsafe, but they did not deem II
worth the expense-something over SlS-ro
iron and venti.ate the jail. We understand
that Judge Prescott has called attention 10 its
unsafe condition. and Mr.. Russell h as done so
often, yet not thing would the commissioners
do. The jailor could do only one Oftwo things
to make the retention Of prisoners within the
Jail absolutely certain, and that was either
stand guard throughout the day while the men
were allowed the range of the corridor or to
inhumanly lock them in :heir cells day and
night-neither Of which he is expected In DO
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ter had the entire vote been brought out, as Ii
would have been more satisfactory to all in
terested.
Salina Is still advancing on the road Of I'M
provement and rapid increase. Besides the
new business blocks now in course Of erection
on Santa Re Avenue. We notice two new houses
gong up on Fifth street. in the northeastern
part OF the city the remodeing OF Mr. ID. l..
Phillips residence. also in the northeast .por-
ton Of town. and subdry other buildings, the
exact location OF which We have not been ena-
bled at this writing 10 state. With such
prospects Salina will rapidly advance 10 the
rank and proportions Of a first-class city. and
some day he prepared To SubsSanti1te claim
tn become the capital Of tie state.
sam wah Mooncalf. the Japan-s-s. reporter
OF the JOURNAL. stood upon the towering crest
OF Fusi Yama. with the Tremendous yawning
crater at his back. AMI the lovely nav OF Yeio
stretching out as a sheen Of iiqaid silver be-
tore his enchanted vision Immediately AZ the
Of moving objects. CAlfamoou Wah Sans Gu
riosity was aroused, so that he made . rapid
descent on mule back, and soon discovered
that these were vertiable men, rshinS in
crystal lake. He addressed them in his trsns-
way. "whsh-whahi ! pway yoo
deah fwends, ah you doing they-ah =
and they answered With incohereae shouts !:
" Belle, s Slina-Schmok-ee-Sk i-hoovian
But through the media
ton Of an Interpreter is was discovered that
they were catching gold hsh tor ths beautiful
aquarium ol Aug. Ea9ssron & o., druggists
and chemists. Santa Fe avenue SAlina. Kan
Sos.
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clothing the needy hereabouts at prices as
tonishingly low.
Trade is increasing so much with Mac, the
tailor on Santa Fe, that he is making arrange
ments to have first-class cutter to attend to
his many customers, both here and out of the
city. in short time.
Rev. J. J. Thompson, State Bible Agent.
was in Salina last sunday and held the annual Union
Bible Getting in the Presby tsrian church in the
ming. The attendance WAS large and much interest
was taken in the
In the Probate Court. May 18th, marriage
licenses issued TO Frsns o. Anderson and Helma
Airipe. and the 10Th. petition Of guardian OF the
estate OF Goodwin miners To sell real estate was set
for hearing on the II st inst.
Why is it, that Ober. Wilson & Co.. sell
more goods than any three houses in town: I:
Simply because they have better assortment
OF gool-. and sell them much cheaper than
any Other house in toSn.
The Freight train ran of the track mp the
road last week upon which come Of Hou. T. II
Cayanauyh fine stock. Lnckiiy the train came IN
coupled the which contained the stock and they
remained on the track uninjared.
temperance meeting will be held in the
N. E. church one week from next Sunday.
The meeting will be addressed by three young
ladies and three young gentlemen Of this city.
1t will be an interesting occasion.
The sons Of ofTemperance have rented the old
Odd Fellows hail, Maj. Berks' real esssss once.
and are di;ing up for lodge room Th<y have she
room complete and furnished fe meeting sext Tues-
day evening Gil be held in the nev hall.
Charley Holmqvist returned on Tuesday
evening from the soldiers reunion. ss L.vsaworth.
He reports taat he enjoy e himself mnsA; issesed
thrilling speechss and ssorss; vsiesd Tie Pea
sentisry where he saw Barney BoAaa, who - insane,
and also visited Other places vhils away,
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f'sa 5 aMARCELLus ElsERy
SOCIAL GEOMETRY.
The Properties Of the Circle:

The Properties OF the Circle
The Circle is form Of society exist:
ling only among the higher classes. The
principal varieties of the Circle are the
August, the Illustrious, the Distinguish
ed, and the Select; there are no Petty,
Obscure, Indiscriminate, or Promiscus
ous Circles. Among the lower clSaseS
|ssets, and sometimes sssphefes" are en-
!countered. but not aeircles. . js.l-ss3
An August Circle Of which the centre
lis mouarcbs snd theltadii-or rays Of
glory and splendor-are also sovereigns
or princes. -
An Illustrious Circle is Circle having
for centre royal Duke, and for radii
mobiles Of high rank. s'ls'iss ysa 70 gs;ts
A Distinguished Circle is Circls the
centre whereof is some great statesman
or warrior; it's radii4consist of ambassa
dors, leading politicians. geperals, and
bishops a ,1.,s ,s,.s... g.
a Select Circle Is ) Circle whose CEN
tre is some highly Select individual, 1and
whose radii eonsistslof persons Of sfsshv
ionable notoriety anf-peculiar repute.
The radii OF the Cirelesoo Of high iife
are inotl,all equal. Consequently their
centres are not at the same distance from
leTery point of their circumferences, ],
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yanderbiit's New Trotter:
= (New Y erk Sur.JS u

] The phenomenon of tie trotting turf
of 1878. Edwin Forrest, who wss spul,ef
at Utica and prevented from winning,
and who has since startled lhe sporting
world by trot,ing 4 mile 81 Harffprd d
2 :144I b4s been purchased BY W H.
Vandsrbiit, of tiis city. sss sss-ss
For number Of years there has beefi
a.great rivalry. between Mr. Robert Bon:
ner and the Vanderbilt family as 10 who
shottdf dfhavd che fastest holee; Ne cHNn-
derbilt.s by his latest purchase, has sei
cured. the fastest trotteriu -AmericsreA--
cept Rarus. Charles Babylon, L. l., who
purchased Edwin Forrest for Mr. Van
|derbilt, claims that the animal can abeas
Rarus. = fhsEH g sas a1fse 4
MF.svsnaerbilt paid a small priee fot
the wonderful trotter--a little more thai
one half that Mr.. Bonner palu for Dex.
ter--and when the latter was bought by
MIR. Bonner he only had q record OF ,
lis, while Edwin Forrest's record Is q:
l144 The price was GIG, 500 Bonner
| paid $50, 600 FOR Dextef. 4 Turfmen say
that Forrest can beat the record Of q:
l34,recently made by Conklin's Rarus, by
over three seconds, add It Is reported
that Ebasles Green has driven him 4
nis ihls al MEsYandHhtlt wtll MN:
draw the horse from the turf, and II be
agrees to let him appear at some trot'
ting meeting the public will never Wit
ness his gigantic strides in race, or find
out how fast he can actually str0t. 1t is
claimed the next coming horse is Pro:
lteine, and thst be Can trot 10 2;14 OF
1 better" 1t may be possible that sMr.
Bonner may buy him, bdehis owners, II
I is claimed, would not sell him for double
l the price paid Tor Edwin Forrest
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/ A Jury at Sherman, Texas, sentenced q
man to ninety mine years Imprisonment
Some of the twelve wanted to make it fol
life. -Picayane. a...9.sf -
There is one comfort about having the
ague in a country boarding house. You
shake so fast that the bedbdgs can get no
foothold on your body al all.-Jersey
City Journal.
Zach heart knows its own sorrow
best" thought a pious farmer as he sal
down on an egg which he had forgotten
to remove from his coat-tail pocket before
going 10 ehWcb. s,ls I'D, 5s.s,.~ :
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;fIs AND .tGREEK<
BACES.
Maine Congratdlates the Ohio Des
mOcracy,J Il

AAA<<>S- ssSJt1
AT the great Democratic meeting at
Columbus; Tuesday night, Hon. Geo. H
Pendleton received and read the following
dispatch from Maine, It serves toillus-
trate the travels ofan sIdea:
BANGOR, Me-, Septs1Q 1879
"Hon. Geo II. .Pendleton;H 4
1.-THE Greenback Democrats OF the
Penobscot Valley send You, personally,
aud the noble Democrats yofi Ohio greet
ing. In this, the hitherto strongest Re-
publican district, in Maine, Geo. w:
Ladd, Greenback- Democrat, 10 elected TO
Congress on the Ohio Democr attic plat
form BY over 900 majority. Re-htte
swept the three great counties comprising
the district, elsctiag twenty. four ofsthe
twehty-eikht Representatives to the Leg
Eistature, and all ths> Senators. In the
Fifth district Eugene Hale 10 defeated,
and F. II, Murch, Greenback Democrats
lis elected by over 300 plurality. Out
IState House of Representatives will be
Itwo-thlrds Greenbackers; the Senate will
Ibe close The seed sown by you in
MAINE ia 1868 has At last yielded 3 most
,60u6uml zharxast. God prospect your
work in Ohio,
! sa S4aT Is Il tsMxRCrILus EMERY"
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Fourteen Years After the War;
+ From the Ironton Resister.) l,s

Mr. H. P. Russell, who dwolls near
Ironton, Ne, ploughed up an tinexploded
pefcnssion Shell, and wishing topreserve
it as memento of the war, put it intoia Z
barrel of water and let itfemain for about
six weeks. On Thursday he tried to take
otit its contents, using for that purpose q
hammer and a cold.chisel. He held the
shell between his knees, and after few
strokes it exploded, scattering its-frag
ments far and wide, some Of them being
heard whizzing throughthe air half a milk
distant. Mr.. Russell was severely woun
ded. The missile was fred from one ol
Prices gums in September, 1864. e
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Josh Billings Cough Drops.


Bachelors are alwus braggin ov their
own freedoml !--freedom to darn their
own stockings and poultiss their sowB
shins ] had rather be . widdover
once in; 2 years, regular, than tew be a
grunting, old, hair dyed bachelor only
for 80 days. aase ii'ss - :
Ambishin to shine ia everything IL q
sure way tew put mans Randall all
out. 'a,,:ai3 - s.tN .ss 9
Sucking whipt siIlybub thru a rhy
straw iz good deal like trieing to live
on -huty.i e J tE, . !
Sum people won't believe ennything
they can prove; the things kant prove
are the very things believe the most.
Good examples among the rulers, are
the best laws they kan enakt. =
One ov the saddest sights Of all to
me, il an old man, poor and !. deserted,
whom once knew living in ease and
luxury, 'si sf. :.
He who spends hiz younger days in
dlsapashun il mortgaging himself tev
diseazet and poverty, two inexorable
creditors, who are certain tew foreclose
at last, and take possession oy the prem
ses. m,,jstts4ss 4ezla,S = z
The world owes all Its energies ana
refinement tew luxurys-dlgglng roots
for breakfast and going naked for CLONES
is the virtewous innocence Of lazy saw
age. $ + .@..,
Prudes are coquets, goneto seed.
A dandy In loveliz In just about ez
bad a. fix as a stick. oy molassis handy
that haz half melted. ..,t ssz.a
Thar Il no good substitute for wisdom
but silence IL the best that has been dis
covered yet. as31 Saelg@
4 Thare il lots ov folks in this world
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Fttf.l7l !. 1.lltIll q u ~ = ID - -a9Iif
SANIlFoR
RADICAL CURE
For q For. .cATARRHs =

rNsrkNT1Y relieves and permanently cures this'
j iosthsome disease in al its varying stsges y POO
herSs and barIs IN fheir essential or nee romsyery
every other known remedy. In short year It has
fount Its way fom the Atlantic 70 the Phctdc coast.
and wherever known has become sne standsa remeoy
been waited by gentlemen Of national reputation
Il consisfssss sSpenss and psrsons trouble spread
ercs .nd re5ement saw owe nv lie to Sanfords
Vol may fcel that IL % an article
~ .rsst yafie and worthy to Be classsd among tho
stasdSrd eticsi specines of the day, = y =
: 10y eISSrr = if,f IA f-srr- ~ asxSd -
s,
ryE 6en91ti derive from iui dailyuse b TO nne a.
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.zZ01FkT3mE - NE4 stIs
NOTARY P UB II G.

H,HN undersigned, having been appointed
j Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he Is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.sr Oaths, take DISPOSITIONS, acknowledge
pssdss Mortgages, and other instruments OF
writing. ~. ,.gs JOHN)JEFFERS.
.sprls,7sr. Beallsville. Monrgs Co., Ohio.
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Tia ioudor ao ha 1orod uolf fho die.
4 srs hsd hso, cs;rsS vhar rom rio
nm carsa 80 s,or,n - ;.on tho. nlovod
;rfc ~, ,ba s.s. rarLs ~ - ,ha E.annh Thacoln I
Nj felI his hodv l;te,sllu torn into nie.
- hv ! sheiI thst a~nlnded aaalnst his
.som az
srsl
AAre polnt Apgn sne psnlnsula nov
o,s Isu y 'ne usau ~ VIC sssa .sraS
asnAu nas nos lnole .uau uun M ~ 81
y. wlus sno Y was n,elaAy pa.uos
ueass g '1e nte llum 'mslYe ~ nssYy surs
~ss turned upon y tne coionel nao'
.al'el, auu hefy: So9ns sym .Ares oslSl ~.
u.s. s. nsns a'.s uown, ssay.ss .ue aussnos r.
IlsnY1s = ommlsssoneu 1eaue 1hs
way Haf Decommg ssockea up VIA ueau
msE, 81 ,sns DEAD horses, ,andtne mead % tne'
cRsnmp Ht9p 9ppea ano xseele1.
MereLal tfeleox g, en- nts eiesahes, !. |,
iplsce snss, eno snlss peaIs tntoppeu
A sua. cotuuun wels lvssseu,
ana lpea islssian Infantry cnaiSea over
the peninsula, the result might pe caiam'
itons, 80 . 3a5l ~ lf, -
suisse & A man 10 sne UNIFORM OF
French private, mounted upon power.
fni norse. caparisoned IN tne trapplngs oi
Russian omcef, Witn MS nead pare, ana
Dngnt baDre swinging In MS nanq,
rushea TO the ffont and urges the column
forward. His words are nerce ana ms
look is dauntless. 7a .,lfi2s.. 4
"For France and for Lefeovres@ sne
strange horsman cries, waving his sword
alott, and pointing toward the battery
I"tne marshal Will weep irWe dose TINS
lday E stli aga4g ~ afeT3sl g efla
The brave troopers, thus led by one
who feared MOTTO dash forward, where
the shot fell thickest. gave an answering
shout and passed Ton, caring little Tor the
rain q death so long as they had a lively
leader to follow. Hoping that ne mign'
4 take the battery, aud yet counting aeatn
jerome Dubois spurred on; ana nnaiiy
iresistible. force. $50 III ~ ~. aEaaf'ri25
Il was not in the power of the cannon
eers to withstand the shock, and the Rus
1sfan infantry that came to their supper
were swept wayilike chaff. The battery
was quickly captured and when the guns
had been turned upon those who had
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There; is more than considerable diff.
ference between mahslaughter and mans
laughter IN. r. Essss.
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Wisaella,,y.,. ],
ROsETINTED TEETH.
New KfnlT Among Our Fashiona-
bic Belles--Dyo That POis0ns |
While IL Ad0rns--One Hundred |
Dollars for a Two-Ounce Vial |
Lips That Are Too Artificial to-
KtsS. &c :. ssg, 3s;s eAissJ
New York Aecury; Japanese wo,
men color their teeth coal black, and the
fashionable bellies OF New York have
now coumepced dying theirs 10 adelicate
rose-colored stiHt. A reporter ofsthe
Msrcuv1z hayiae learned that q dentist
pn n adisof ay6nne sses engaged In graft.
fing this latest freak OF New York FASH
ion interviewed him on the subject, when
the following conversation ensued:
"You are engaged ia coloring ladies'
teeth light red, Understand, said the re-
porter ssWhat has caused this. strange
idea ~ 81 could not tell you that. am
asoa%eo p aauoa,n y su.' manI;an 0v,s pIa Z :
nsss ana you Ios. . wv ~. m Sor -o,,an,s ibaSs
name put my pes. aemals as olsnss als as.1 na'1
catled upon me l'l ~ , anu ~ 0ouSe se;..
couia'not leiuse ln' ni 'nuuu 1 sAp'a,a .sa
70 aftnem t4ey 'eaagsI' ihsa' .se.y W
custom OF colorng SYMen ? WV. MI, ssu'
comes so lar as kh3. S.. ii9m s;a.;a,;1s. 0u;aa.
Oaiy iadies oi tae'o n'sAsss , au's''ass.gsn
there Indulge IN y and oeiieve IL ~ :
mark otthe most arrlstocratlc csss. M lae
lower classes 81 women mere aye .ee.n
bright yellow OF oark req. t"noimpol-
ted the fashion here ! DO not know; eus =
gentleman foTmsiy engaged IN business
at Shanghai ls seliing tue oyipg suossancs
mere. Inc substance Is eAtteme,y eApcn
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WEALTH ARE ABLE 70 pURcHAsE n. s'l
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eGod bless himr CrTeu ruc vctcs.'-.ss.
who had heard the whole story; 81 u par
don him to day, and tomorrow III pro.
mote him !" ~
And Jerome Dubois, in time, went him.
self to see the loved ones in Rfance; and
when he went he wore the unl ltorm OF .
captain. or ~ Gaa8
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,GLzA RAiCSsNty, Ohio.
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