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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-05
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General Directory
~~<O~-~0~0~~0~~
STATE GOV ERNMENT.

0BS NJ. SToEE...' Governor
Wg H. SIMS. ................ Lleutenant-GovernOr
A. NJ. Nelson, Private Secretary and
Adjutant-General.
D W. Rice .. ASS tant Private Secretary.
gYLocH FALCoNER, R,.........Secretary of State.
Henry S. Falconer, Geo. S. Dodds, Clerks.
EN L. HEMINGWAY, .............. ........IreaSurer.
Jas. II. Nelson, G. f. Hemingway. Clerks.
SYLVESTER GwIN, "A uditor Public Accounts.
F. T. Cooper, r,.................Deput Auditor.
J. c. Johnson, II. C. Fairman, LAND Dept.
4. H. Hines, ....Individual ook-Keeper.
C. c. Campbell, ......General BoOk-Keeper.
T c. CATCHINGs, ,...............Attorney General.
!. A. SMITH, ........Sup't of Public Education.
Mas MARY MoRANCy, ....State Librarian and
Keeper of the Capitol
U. S. SENATORS.
K. Bruce Term expires March, 4. 1881.
!. Q. c. Lamar, Term expires M'rch, 4, 1888
REPRESENTATIVES. >
II h. MuldrOW, lTSC DISIflCI
Van II. Manning g..................O second DlStrlct
|. D. Money, Third District
R. Singleton, ....... ..........F Ourth DISTRICT,
+ Hooker. Fifth District
as. r. Chalmers, s,..................Slxth District
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THE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

Senators holding over are marked tbus#
ist tDlst-Hancock, Harrison, Jackson. Marion.
> Ureene Perry, PearL..~J. P CARTER
ad.-m ilkInson, Amite ....Mos Es JACKSON
od.-flke, Lincoln, Law
renee &RoBT. H.THoMPsoK
oCh.-Jeherson, Franklin#M. NJ. CURRIE.
oth.-GIalborne, Copiah.. BENZ. KING.
Warren Qong term &C. E. FURLoNG.
Oh w (short & ).WARREE CowAN.
7th.-Wayne, Jones' Cow
lngton, Smith and Simps
son .;........."......... ......~STANLEY GILBERT.
9th-Jasper, Scott, New
tom. ..........................A. R. CARTER.
i0th.-Clarke, Lauderdale*JNo W. FEwELL.
llth.-Hinds, Rankin.....@J. L. MCCAsKILL.
"a. W. A. MONTGOMERY
Iath.-Madlson .... ...........*FRANCIs b. PRATT.
l3th.-1 aZoo o.................W d. GIBBS
I4th.-HOlmes ......~.....*HENRY S. HOOKER
loth.-Leake, e,Attala""...*SYLvAsT OLDHAM
l6th-Choctaw, Winston
Sumner .,.......".... ......J. E. BRIDGES
l7th.-Noxubee. .."..... ....#H w. FoorE,
Oktibbe-
ha, .Colfax. ...,...., .*wM, H. SIMS.
80, *F. G. BARRY.
19th.-Calhoun and Yalo-
busha"....... 49,. ........~D. W. ROGERS.
and Pom
totoc oc.......................,...W. l.. LOwRANCE
2lst.-Lee and Itawamba. ..%ROBERT III. ALLEN
Prentiss,
Tishomingo D. BILLS.
23d Union, Tippah Ben
tom. .*CHAs. c. TERRY.
Mon
roe............... ........@R o. REYNOLDS,
J. 7. GRIFFIN.
25th.-Marshall.. ll...............A. NJ WEST.
Z6th.-P& n ola ...................C. Is. VANCE.
Tate and
Tunica.~.... ......,..........%JAs. B. MORGAN
&C. G. CALLIcoTT.
28th.-Coahoma. Bolivar-GEo W. GAYLEs.
29th.-W ashington, Issa-
quena... ............. w. S, FARIsH.
30th.-Sun1ower, Talla-
hatchie and Grenada. ..#WM. H. FITZGERALD
3lst.-Carroll, Montgom-
cry and LefCre. NV. d. PEERY.
Kemper....W. G. DowD.
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NEW YORK.
THE SOUL DEPARTS FROM THE BODY.

THE SOUL DEPARTS FROM THE BODY.
New ! DIRK. Feb. 4.-Rev. Father H. imam
of Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania, publishes
the following card in this mornings Herald ::
: NJ isS Greth was called out OF ecstacieS by
miraculous means. She was dea hly sick,
and is now restored completely. Miss GreIh
had hemorrhages from the lungs twice and
three times every day tor about nine weeks
No physicians were called, and no RENE edies
We're used during her sickness. There was
multitude OF people present when she was
cured, and Cont know whether any ply
siciens were among them. She was cured
quite publicly. Ecstacy means the soul de-
parted from the body"
DAMAGE DONE BY THE GALE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4--Over $4,000 dam
age was done to the handsome Summer cot
tage district at Long Branch by Thursdays
gale, and with the exception of the How
land House not one large hotel escaped be-
tween Highland Station and Seabriyht. The
waves have cleared the narrow belt of sand
separating the ocean and Shrewsbury river.
and upon which the New Jersey and South
ern Railway runs, and the break forms a
wide and deep inlet. All railway
travel on the Southern Railway has been
abandoned, and hundreds of laborers are
making attempts to fill up and repair the
WashOut.
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j. S. HAMILTON & CO.
LesSeeS mississippi Penitentiary,
jackson. NEEssissippI.

NONTEsAC CEORS for the Build
~ i'm. Or Esepairing 0f all kinds
of PU BLIC BUILDINGS, COURT HOUSES,
JAILS, CHURCHES. Ere ETc. Also for
BRIDGES, TRESTLES, RAIL ROAD AND
LEVEE WORK. All work fully guaranteed.
WAGONS, NO TOP BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS, CARTS,
PLOUGHS AND WHEELBARROWS S,
For SALE, MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRED
All Kinds of Fancy and Plain Wood an
Iron Work made to Order.
BEDSTEADS, PLAIN and TURNED,
COTS, WASHSTANDS. CHAIRS.
BUREAUS, DESKS, SAFES,
TABLES. PICTURE FRAMES
MATTRESSES, ETC, ETC
Made to Order and Repaired.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, For Sale
and made to order in any number Planters
aud Merchants supplied. All Work guar
anteed, and most reasonable charges mad
OAK, POPLAR, WALNUT AND PINE LUM
BER, Seasoned and Dressed, for sale
@rA Liberal Discount to the Trade~@S
Highest Price paid for Shucks, Moss, Wool,
and Hides.
Also Grind CORN ON WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
BoIted or UnbOIted Meal.
Jan. 2, '78-tf
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DUELIsTS ARRESTED.
ENGLAND.
ENTERS THE CABINET

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Duke of Northum,
berland enters the Cabinet as Lord Privy
Seal,
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NEW YORK.
CAREWORN AND WEARY

New YORK, Feb. 4-EX-SenatOr Harry
Genet, one OF the Ring tugitives, surren-
dernd and gave bail in the sum of So, 900.
Genet looked pale and thin and had "a care
worn and weary air.
MEMORIAL ADOPTED
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The Board of Trade
and Transportation held a meeting to-day
and adopted resolutions authorizing mem
orial, duly attested by that body, to be for
warded to the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of Congress, reciting the evils of
the plathOra of silver which the merchants
of this city have experienced. The resolu-
ton was also ordered TO be sent to the Pres
ident. A resolution was adopted in favor
OF a gold standard of value.
ITALY.
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TRIAL REsUMED.

The Anderson trial was resumed. d.
Davis, chief clerk of the Returning Board,
was cross-eXamined. The testimony elicit
ed was contradictory of the statements
made by Peliiter.
Green, when recalled said that the prom
ises made to him in Washington did not
come from the Returning Board. He re-
ceived a letter from the Secretary of the
Democratic Committee which had twenty
dollars enclosed
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trian army corps are modified ana concen-
trated at Versitz
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BLOCKADE RAISED.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Feb. 4.-The blockade
of the Black Sea between Odessa and Con-
stantinople has been raised.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
ORDERED TO STOP

BELGRADE. Feb. 4.-The Government has
ordered the different Servian commanders
to stop hostlities.
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SENATE,

Mr.. Beck spoke in support of his amend
ment and Mr.. Bayard in opposition to the
silver bill.
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FRESH TROUBLES.

LONDON, Feb 4.-The Times Vienna dis
patch says, even in their immature form the
Russian conditions seem to contain much
that can scarcely be brought into harmony
with the Interests of Austria, being rather
calculated to sow seeds of fresh troubles
than promote real and lasting peace, and to
destroy the Ottoman power in Europe, with
out substituting anything in its place, pos
sessing guarantees of stability. The
smaller States would receive just enough
to make them wish for more, while
Bulgaria, the largest of them in ex-
tent and population would become
little more than a Russian dependency. The
restoration of Besarabia TO the Car, with
out one equivalent to ROum anla, would
make Russia mistress of the mouth OF the
Danube Thus, in the very preliminaries
them selves, there is much that must ]" I'd to
discussion between Austria and Russia, anu
the same must be the case, though perhaps
to lesser degree, with the other Powers.
Meantime Roumania has already annoanc-
ed her clai m to take part as belligerent in
the cone lusion of peace. The Minister OF
Foreign Affairs having issued circular
TO this effect. The Servians are greatly dis
appointed with the frontier rectitcation
allowed them by the Russian preliminaries,
and claim that in spite of the armistice
they will not stop operations until they have
possession of all Servia down to the river
| LON.
WAR WITH GREECE.
This time war between Turkey and the
Helenes has actually broken out. The Turks
seem to have expected this, for Turkish
man-of-war has been ordered to Athens to
take off the minister. Thus the Eastern
question has now been raised to its fullest
| extent.
TENDS TO INCREASE PUBLIC DIsTRUsT.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The London cores
pondent of the Manchester Guardian, tele
graphing to that journal, last night, says
The documents signed at Adrlanople
tends to increase public distrust, and If Rus
sia was not pledged to refer certain condl-
tions to a conference, public sentiment
would take more decided shape than dis-
trust The Liberals have not heretofore
been heard unanimous in supporting MT
| Fosters amendments to the Government
motion for the supplementary Inc sigma
tnres of the armisIice will perhaps decrease
the Governments majority out in any Cir
cumstances will probably exceed lou. The
Government may ecdeavor to counterac'
the effect OF an armistice by some announce.
ment concerning the terms OF the protocol
If they are deemed unsatisfactory the Gov
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A fire in the third story of the st. James
Hotel was squelched by eXtinguishers with
slight damage.
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LOUISIANA.
STEAMBOAT SUNK.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-The steam boat
Lessie Taylor struck a snag in the lower
Atchatalaya Sunday morning, ana soon
thereafter sunk. No lives lost, but the boat
and cargo are reported to be total loss
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WOULD respectfully call the attention of
" the public to their large and well-select-
ed stock of
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senators holding over are marked thus.#
Isl is5CDlst.-Aancock, = Harrison, Jackson. Marion.
. ,ufeene, Perry, Pearl.....J. P. CARTER.
Wilkinson, Amite Mos Es JACKSON
Lincoln Inu
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FIRE IN THE ST. JAMES.
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Bas- Sas philadelphia SassbIatt"

Bay- Sas philadelphia SassbIatt"
idreibt
r@siudt: Gin iunssr Wann, nit idSs
nsr Sanoidrift, idneIler, torrsttsr Hs9nsr,
nit sutsn Rsferenssn, fir cine Office, ga.
ldr SO per Wode.~
go su Isisn i'm philadelphia 2sbssr"
BON 26. b. 3D.. i'm Sabre bss Ssiles 1878.
Oieien Serren fam a gum Winbsltsn
nidt na9iassn, baB Ie fur orsi Dollars
per Do&s gu wenis psrlsnssn. .Nur
2umpsn lino beideibsn. Wis uns mitge-
tbsilt wurbe, inb bis abenos 1877 appli.
tationen %sinsesansen. 5roboem sibt IS
mad Der ausiaSs bss Serrn S4urs feline
io3iale GIage In Mmerita.
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pay- 1mssiattslt. = Der Sofbauer.
8aitl befommt fait tislid in Der Sdule
feline YOrtion Yriissl. giuss Sasss sibt
linn iein Batter nod Dem Sdladten zines
Sdweinss cine friids @urit nit. Die er
benz 9ebrer iibsrrsiden lol. Waitl itedt
lie in Die Sunsntaide ieinss Rodss uno
osntt: rSu wiait bod crit iebsn, Oh bu
beuts obne S9ldss oapontommit." aber
: Der beutiss Gag madt feline ausnabms.
Nadoem Waitl feline Yriisel betommen,
ldBt sr Die Spise Der 8urit aus isinsr
&odtaide hsrausidausn uno last: .Sis
Wurit ba, Sr. 2sbrer. bdttsn sic bstom-
men. wenn sic mid ni4t ssidlassn bot.
ten !"
9ebrer: rBas! Summer Sunss, Su
pirit bod sinen Spas ueritebsn !"
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pa- Sis Sstroitsr .abenb.Y oI"
idreibt rSie Tsu Yortsr World" wiro
ourd bic Semiibunsen ees .Wbisfsp
Rinss," @rant fir Den orittsn Sermin gu
nOminirsn, gu fOIssnosm @OrtipisI bsipO.
gen:
.Queerly enough the man of iron
seems to be demanded almost exclusively
by the men of steal (steeD."
Sie .@sfl. Yoit" meint, oieisr Sis lei
uniibsriesbar, mir sloubsn isood. sr lisbs
i4 i'm Seutl4sn w%ieosrseben, pislleidt 10
(sonosrbar! Rad benz Wanne, Der ba
giisn, ruff Elm Sober, Der oa Stabl."
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nsR. anr,Hhtinfeii 0er sinnrna >

lss- aursFdtistsit. Ser .Sisaro" er.
3dblt folsenosn blbi4en S9sr3:
Cine Dame, Die on GROCER 8ur3Ii4tis,
felt lsibet, ipsiits nit ibrer 5o9tsr on Der
Sable b'Sotss zines Sotsls. Mittsn in Der
Wabl3eit brinst ibr elm Relnsr cine Deps.
ide auf einem iilbernen Sablst.
sd oante, i9 Mil ni9ts msbr."
rabsr. sndoise Srau, bus 1T fir sic"
sd wisoerbOle Sbnen. bob i'd ni9ts
mebr mill"
Wdbrsno Der 8elner fd erifaunt 3uriid.
sisbt alierte Die So9ter ibrer Muttsr in's
Obr:
Diana, ss III cine Sspsi9e. ......
pabrid,inli4 bonn Yapa."
I'D TO-" eruieoert Die Wutter etpas
pertuirrt. lnb fe itredt eilis Die Sanb
nod Dem Sablet aus. aber es mai ni1t
mebr berielbe 8elner, unb lie faBte cine
sebadene See3un9e.
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saS- .@eIiebte anoddtiss" ipra9 elm
@eiitlider gum S4lub isiner Yrsbist, .leit
LANCER 3eit neist f9 Die Wsbrbeit Der Sc.
meinoe oasu, 2n6pis ftatt Gents in ben
&linsslbeutsl gu tuerfen. SD m69te bic
ssliebtsn anod4tisen bitten, bod nur fol.
DE 8nopfe aus3uiu4sn, an bsnsn Die OsIen
nod borbanoen limb. 9lbssitbsn bon benz
srober.n Wetalwsrtb Fno Re au4 better
pertrs lobar."
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sas- @alante @robbeit. vSbeilen sic,
lieber Doctor, aud bic mebrfad ausseipro-
4ene anlidt, oaB oas moberne Samento-
film undiibetii9 iei?"
@anS uno gar nidt, meme @ndoise, i9
iinoe I'M @ssentbeil oieie 3ra9t rein IDEAL,
oenn in einem lol9 enssn &aume tann tein
iterblidsr &0rper ueilen, bic bat nur Die
Sssle YlaB."
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@ir ba1en ieoe babe 2uit,
SaHsn aass ianfte Rlimpern,
Sino uns tsiner S4ulo beuuBt,
Warum ioaten mir benn Simpern ?
Seuf3eno nieoerblidt Der Wi4t,
Sod Der 8rap. bebt gum 2idt
Seine rs;nen Wimpsrn.
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Qftrr Rifne &Sobn.
General > MQentut

fin bic Observation-Disclosures
SmYsriaf & 0ort6eru 9nE. Cos, pom SOnOou.
8Opaf 9nf. g., Don SipsIpoof.
Commercial 9inion AT. &c., pom SonooH.
German American 9n(. &c., pOu 2tswY OrR.
ST, Yauf Seuer & 2aarius Suf. Co.,
Don ST. 9auf.
ST. SO(ep6 Ssusr & 2aarins On. &c.,
Don ST. So(sp6
atlantic 9n(. g., pom glen yOr6.
German 9u[ &c., pom Srssport, SG.
g. g. AttiSsntiat AT &c., pom $artfor0.
Srape(ers' Snf. 60, pom SariforS.
Aetna Site Sn(. g., pom .Sartforb.
Gttft rnd6tistn aompasntstn, bt I'D BET hem gbteasS uns
6ehon Btur eur6 rlnitlidt 3ablune tbrtr gtrluat b.
rdert bahtn. ~tmpfetltn f6 felbf unb t6nntn Btra6tr rn atn
Don atetnttum ~ ben btatsftn Rattn tntststn stupp men
rtretn.
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Ssin unb Ni9tisin bat einmal elm Be-
fainter Odnenprin3 ssiast. Bel Der
prin3eiIin, Der i'd ben 5of made, ipibt fi4
bic Grase anosrs gu. Sa beibt ss, mein
ober Mot mein!
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3ante ME, tpenn osiner &larbeit
Serb elm @rautOpf wiberipri4t;
&ei9entans uno iunse Wabrbeit
2ernen Iib i'm Mltsr niht.
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Die 8ronprin3siin 3eists ii9 bei uniersm
nsuli4sn 3uiammenisin rsdt 3uuoriOms
meno uno Understanding, bod cine Bir.
be, cine 8 D B { entfernte bic 9ertrauli4-
teit! Sic mibt ndmlid, unter uns seiast,
is9s 5u4s 5pei SOL.
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NOie Sell Salbe
- BON -
9r Pefer SchminS,
(aus 9urembura)

btiit ftltmms = inet. Dunstn alr art, befsastrs Surd
tltnisni6GH, psrarfa4tt punet Brute BET 8raueu, fSpc,
gntBaneui q III ere Sue6snf4ds,n unb ~ftrcsbul5it arani.
etittn, nj strfrrrnt 9lieee, S4ptqunstn an trstue tinrm
dhtilt bee Sprpsrs. 3atuwtb, uns itlim men 5ais aud IA
q Gin uni5d : T = Stilmittd fur NIT ent,ansuHs Der Gin.
atmtiee srbaft:tt g9e6nerinutu, fir f6itn mt Qnaen, fur
8iutf atn bel frtF4tn Duubeu unS ALE artsn i6rsra
HUM en-.
prsie /; Bur sr.5s o0rta st.OO. - gainIss 50 Cts. -
8ltins Is Gtnts.
gu haben Set
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Sd bin Der @esenitanb GROCER aufmerf-
iamfsit Seitens Der 8so6ltsrung un6 bes
Sofss. Inter oieisn llmltdnoen mub i'd
iton, i'd mag wolsn ODER ni9t, elm frsunb.
li9es @eidt 3ur S4au trasen.
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a ur

fur bic 8 srssttu DampHatHs. g smpasuissn ua& aurs, a.
adslibs nbfabrt.
Samburs. Gmerifaniits 9inie 16 Dampier.
Hprb.I euti&sr 0lpsb, Bremen t6 Dampier.
&anare einie, Sipsrpopl ". Antpsr. 16 Dampisr.
8te Star Cine 8 Dampier.
Die 3auftntt psn SaFasttrtn, Bic Id In ben Itstsn IS
Sahrtn auf eititn Dampftrn btrribtr unb binasr 'fpatrt
babe, fne he bette &mptbIpus uub tabta mtr haS 8utra a. en-
meinu 6rtuus, ssfdtrt.
Sn @~srbinbuns NIT Sbisem, ffsus i'd
We4ieI uuf ale 9auptitdbte guropa's aug.
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tAtN9 v
Nisren unb Der gIaie. @ssen:
Dyspepsia,
ober 0~srbauunss : gei6merben, Ropf.
i4merl SduIteri9mers, 8stlsmmuns Der
Sruit, 9ufen, iaures sIufftoBen aus benz
Massn, S3winbeI, iaIedtsn 9ei9mad
I'M Wunbe, 9alsnIsiosn, SsgtIopfem,
S@mersen in Der Nisren @esenb, unb
bunoert anbere Rrantbsitss @ri9einunsen,
wsI@s bur9 llnusrbauli4teit erseust wsr.
ben.
9esen: 9autsRrantbeiten
ausf4Idse, S4wdrsn, Sal3hiKs,
Slsdsn, Miteher. @si9wire, @arbunteI,
@inspurm, @rinotOpf, iaIimms slussn,
&OtbIaut Rrdse, Sdorf, MiBfarbe uno
anbere Rrantbsiten Der Saut 1T Der o.,
brau4 Der SrOpfen pon unperslei9li9er
Birtuns. Cine einsise SIa9e
pirb in fat allen SdQsn ben llnsldubiss
fen pon Der 8irtuns bieies 6siI : WittsIs
iberseusen.
SaItet guer BIut reinun
bic 9eiunbbeit Cures . riga,
nismus wirb Die SoIge ein.
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Int e ..

" t1ter1 q ! e n p e 8.
Rstts dnadnhtsu s&er, stemet BEN Gbrtaen,
erhtttert bic Sels unb tef6retrt ftlbR
bic 0sfunhhdt hes eeibes.
Aus 2uIa's Gopenba8ener
9a8ebu6.
Thyra, iouiel @ris9iid peib i'd nod
bsiBt Die Sbir. Sd firdte, mon wiro
iasen, i'd lei bierbsr sereif, nm mir bic
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-07
The Latest Agony.

Point-lace mittens are worn by brides.
Jockey caps of velvet are worn by
small boys.
Cloaks are made almost entirely of
figured cloths.
A new Paris bonnet is called the
"Cinq Mars"
Cleft halo brims are among the novel
ties in bonnets.
Garlands of humming birds adorn the
most stylish hats.
Slate, gray and orange are fashionable
combinations of color.
Ladies tortoise-shell portemonaies have
a tiny watch in the top.
The new "laminee" fringe is of watered
silk, and is very elegant.
Black Swedish gloves of undressed
kid are popular for demi-toilet.
Low, square necked princess dresses
are the most stylish for evening wear.
The only perishable black Grape is now
refinished and made water proof.
Light, fluffy feathers, held by gold
flower or leaf, are worn in the hair for
evening.
Prices of dress goods are lower this
season than they have been for years
past.
Side draperics are made of large
box, or Vatican pleat, on stylish cos
tunes.
Some of the handsomest imported bon
nets are supposed entirely of large dam
ask roses.
A new material for trimming is the
"tissue plume and may be used in II
variety of ways.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-07
Dress in Old Days.

In speaking of George Herbert, who
lived in the time of James l., We told
how he put off his fine silk cavalier S
dress when he left the court and became
country gentleman. Shall we now see
little of the way in which some of the
grandees used to dress in those days!
Sir Walter Raleigh wore white satin
pinked vest, close sleeved to the wrist
over the body brown doublet. finely
lowered and embroidered with pearl. In
the feather of his hat there was a large
ruby and pearl drop at the bottom of the
sprig, in place of button; his trunk hose
or breeches, with his stockings and rib
bon garters. were fringed at the end all
white aud buff shoes, with white ribbon.
On great court days he wore his shoes so
covered with precious stones as to have
exceeded the value of So 600; and he had
a suit of armor of solid silver, the sword
and belt blazing with diamonds, rubies
and pearls.
King James's favorite, the Duke of
Buckingham, had his diamonds tackled
loosely on, and when he chose to shake
off few on the ground, he never took
them back again. His cloaks were
trimmed with great diamond buttons,
and diamond hat-bands, cockades and
earrings, yoked with great ropes and
knots of pearls. He had twenty seven
suits of clothes, the richest that embroid-
cry, lace, silk, velvet, silver, gold and
gems could make. One of these was a
white uncut velvet, set sll over both, suit
and cloak, with diamonds worth eighty
thousand pounds, besides great feather
stuck all over with diamonds, as were
also his sword, girdle, hat and spurs
Christian at Work.