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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

JrSr A soon "a the supreme Court OF
the United States hal pronounced the
National laws relating To Polyguny,
passed with especial references To the
Nnrmons i'm Utah, memorials began to
De- poured in upon the President and
ma, two Houses OF Congress, asking that
measures bc adopted to make these laws
effective. A recent correspondent, who
seems 10 understand the situation III
Utah. remarks that the Mormon quea-
ton narrows itself down TO q square
fight iur possession OF what both Nor
mon and Gentle believe to bc the
richest territory in the United States,
and no nonsense OF religious -entimcn-
talisrn enters into the subject. II Is
also charged that dySigniusgcntilcs have
put oh loot an organized movement
10 compel the Mormon population L"
leave the territory at present occupied
bv il. that the pluttcrS may cntoT m.
4 p!an has also been adopted by Chris
tiau Ldir,all OVER the land to u,r their
influence and % exercise their right To-
memorabilia ami petition Congress To-
wards riddius the lIud"i that blot upon
il, lair fame, Mouuuuium \ general
ami spontaneous uprising %! the Nirtu-
an, women Oi our country against tlt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

4 BILL has been introduced in the
Senate Senate Bill No. 80 which pro
yidcs for modification Of the county
court until such time q, thc people eX-
pres. their wish ON the subject
in a vote ON "A constitutional amend
uruL Il gives thu county court
original jurisdiction in all mattrr, Of
probate: disappointment AMI quailliro-
ton oi personal representative, guard
isns, committees and cUraturS, AMI the
settlement al their accounts alt
matters relating 20 apprentices, writs
Of rsr'Duuc hlStdrly eases; criminal
rq.,,gs " herr the gra Ir ot the v'.cuS' /,
below felony, AMI all motions IN /
other matters therein made equitable
hv statute. $40 tar as not Inconsistent
With the provision, ui the hill 10 Is
given no jurisdiction in equity, dly"rcc
or PARTITION cases, or in thu sale "l l,.n,is
ot minors ar other persons under dis
ability. Ia eases for the recovery ct
debts. uri~ lection Isl given IL mo defense
i. ua,lr. otherwise the ease goes To-
IA. ttr,uit Court Exceptions ara
made ui the counties inr which a
Tribunal has heretofore hr,n provided in
leu OF the County Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

THg First Assistant rustmJstcr-Gvu-
vral has Written to MIR Bliss, general
agent ior EpIsoN electric pen aud prcSs,
that tne rule vi the department rcqUir-
ing eleytric-pcn matter to pay lctter rates
has bcen suspended until Congress can
at. \ bin is now before Congress rat
ing v,yculC-pvu matter - th'Id class, and
il will pruhahly pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
AllrfIiag .Rs9isks
20 SZss.SzA=lNy
pAu.y. sEMI-w EEkI.T. MEL Ely
LEWIS SAKEs 4 COMPANY.
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET


In the advertising columns OF tins
mornings REaIsTEs win be found The
ticket IN fuA which-is endorsed by the
rity Democratic Executive Committee
AS the regularly nominated one
Many good names will DO found on
this ticket, and these should be cordially
supported by all good citizens, To get
capable and worthy officers should DC
the earnest aim vi every citizen anu
especially should every TAXPAYER deep
IL interest himself in securing such
The tickets ior Council are generally
cou,pused OF capable and good men.
let them bc supported effectively
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

o. costs Rhoje lsIanl hut II 50 per
cavita "a dciray the ordinary expenses
oi the State Government. The Govern
Or reports over hall n1Illion dollars
placr,i i'm her sinking Fund during the
past wear IL X a got thiu- ,ur tax
PAYERS to 1--we ina little state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

TIRE f1Ho1 y I
In theproposed reorganization OF the
iadicial Oircuits,. there have teen two
.propositions Discussed Tor arranging
/ tHis Cirepit soms have proposed that
the iOus Pap-Haudle counties shall con-
stitute the Circuit, as now, and that an
other Judge be added, and the work OF
the Cirouit be divided belween the two.
A second proposition is, 10 constitute
Ohio county separate Circuit OF ITSELF
anal make another CirCuit OF Hancock,
Brooke aud Marshall, with the probable
addition of Wetzel.
Ii was feared that II the first named
propositions were adopted, there would
be difficulty between the two judges
dividing the work between themselves
il indeed, it would not also create aeon
test between the vouniies in regard 10
having this or that particular time, AMI
thus stir up strife and confusion.
We understand that the attorneys OF
the Ohio bar are nov circulating i pc
ti,ion. which il meeting with favor,
asking simply for a second Judge to be
allowed iur this circuit, who shall be a.
signed exclusively to the Ohio County
Court. This obviatcs the objections
alloy, named, ndwill, doubtless, other
wise lie popular arrangement. There
/ il usually enough business in this coun
~ 10 Occupy Judge throughout IN,
year.
The petition referred to further ask
that the Municipal Court iOr this city be
lett undisturbe,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

Tar report oi the senate and House
Committees ou Military Affairs, which
is printed ia FULL ia the proceedings 81
the senate, j. an interesting document
a. th1sc Who arr iutrrcst'dIu thrmlhtia
OF tho State. ltcpmplrtsly yNuurrItrs
the West Virginia Guuds' from the
very ugly charges under which they
have rested, md ,ommuls the pay
mrut ui the volunteer militia ia the ser
wee 1T the state during the railroad
riots Of 1877. The Recommendation will
uu doubt prevail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

SENATOR BAYAEp, being interviewed,
declares il his conviction that th,rr was
more peacr aud harmony in tho eouu-
try when ANDREW JOHNSON retired
nom the presidential chair than when
IL Wa vacated by General GRAM
Moreover, hr believes that thc Lttyrs
rrnou,iuatiun would H. tIr sigual iov
ryuewrd confusion and trouble through
cut the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

Tur directors ct the dvtunrt City at
Glasgow Bunk. who's failure, ou the 2d
Ul October last, for SIr'OhtOl, Is still
fresh ia t,r mind, al tue public, have
been placed on trial at BhuhurLh, un
the triple charge 1T maui, thcIt ami cm-
bclllvmcut. There is something hrac-
ng in the way the scots Jrs making It
unpleasant iur those hank officials,
quite in contrast with American
methods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
SEALED PROPOSALS.

WHEEIISS, ". Va, January :. ls7s.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL ~ re- EIVED
day. January IL ls5s. a O'Cifrk r. n, ioT tie
lighting. rlrauiug. eKiRgulshing And furnish
Iug Eicks. oils. glAs, chiinneys. &e., for the
- eHih ari oil lSlJs. Bids % d. RiireSsd
~ Tie Chairman vi ike Committee GA Llgilts.
ALEA. CPDEGEAFF,
jAR7u City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

josephine X. Mitchell,
IN nalItClA.
Milton ". Junkius. = al
By virtue 81 . decree of The Municipal Court
ui Wheeling entered Ia this cause on the l3Ih
iay ut January, lN5g, the undersigned CUmmi,-
siuurT will ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :, l,,l.
beginning ut luu'ylurE \. NJ AT the igDul door
ui tlv count House uI ohio county. sell al puh-
lie auction iur cash, the following sturk:
Twenty ShAIua ut the original capital stock and
thirteen and siN-tyuths share. ui the ,Iu,k
dividend al the Wheeling Tow boat and BAusv
Company. which stands uII the hooks / Ihv said
Company an the uauy ui thr drivuitul Milton
" Juukius. WM II HENENE,
iAglGl special Commits Toner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

THS Weston DuprnH thinks that
the Legislative committees, irom the
Promptnrss with which they are report
ing ou bills, must H. doing great deal
at hard work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

SENNruE CnNkLINu IS sail Ia hr IN
some danger 1T having "A cas5 ct con
tested election ON haul ia which hc will
D. ana Interested parry la the event vi
his return o. the senate ui the Forty
sixth Congress At g. ruuurad that hls
ri,ht b. the seat will b. contested, "u
the ground that the Legislature which
appointed him was not a legal body. not
having been elected la compliance with
the State Constitution requiring a ~
app1rtioumeut to be- had prior to it,
election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
a CARD.

VNpFE~TANpING FROM DIFFERENT
sources that certain reports have been cir
culatul la this civ Ia my duttimC L. the effect
event Of my election a, sergeant 81 the city ui
Wheeling rWurS IN my official capacity would
hr shown H. certain parties violating tie "rii
uuurc, OF laid city. viu take III, opportunity
tuviNr Almost emphatic denial lnRll such TrpurA:
and change them 10 De- has, fllSth"od, circulated
us rl,ytiuuerriug schemes. hGrs Syi rtuuie any
Dl,iyes 70 gEy J<rsOa class II pefsgII 40 the city y
BAssu.y, ~, haze bsSa asked " iy SO, utgl 90 the
syra! 81 my eisctl,r tCOlh Glg"S them ~ Uay
.ss.L ,.ug Il, iu.std 10 10 ,D hat M the event Of
my election ~ pv,t L. vuIuIvv the ordinances
ufthi, ritS a. the best ui my skill and Judgment
in arrurduuyv with las. Neither have rvlcN
Ell aid ur pvCuuiurN assistance from amy such
elias, to assist ia my election, a., htl, been re-.
ported Respectfully ct.
i,2& T. W DAVIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

CoNGREss has put fifty millions OF dol
lars in new pension bill, and HAYES
is trying TO stitfeh his baekbOne up TO
he point OF a veto,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

reporter furnishes two very read
able interviews with prominent citizens
ni West Virginia, which will lee read
with interest. this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

THE girls are rlplily coming to the
front in Maine There are six thousand
oithem teaching in the public schools
Oi that state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CITY SERGEANT.

rs the solicitation Of many friends, lrr,hy
auuouuco myself as a Cit1yu, candidate Tor the
uil-c of city sergeant. II elected will vuicuy"r
t. discharge my duties ~ the Gc,t ct my ability.
das.t J. NJ. BEuDIE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

This institution Wa pgnlarly mc'uuprl
the Legislature ~ the state for Liucati"ra.
Charitable PURPOSES Ia ls.s. with iHI4b
VI O,uUU 81 which Z has since Aidrd Toe .
iud Of s31Gl IL, Gpud slngl, Numlst Co.,.
button will take plaoc monthly un the -s,s
Tuesday. II never scalcs of p,Silsncs. 10,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

X. n. RICHNEnS, the Nebraska muir
u dsCsF whowas arrested AT StenbeRyille;
has been sentenced "a lie changed by
the neck until hc is dead at kerHry,
Nebraska, on the s6th day OF next ApriL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
WAN
HOUSEkEEPERS!
DIPHTHERIA!!!

JuHN~'N ANubA 81 l.NluENT Will positively
prevent hi, terrible disease, aud will positively
cure nine Cas-~ Ia ten. Information that viii
save many lives sent iry, 10y mail. bon delay
moment Prevention d, better than C.-~. Suli
everywhere. | :. JOHNSON 4 co.
jBu1tA Hanger. Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

IN ardent Republican thinks lac has
~ much right To- tho columns "t the
REGISTER tn defend worthy Democrats,
a. a diS.runtlcd Democrat has to the
columns eli the Ei,Hy.ucur t" drlamc
them. and We make no is,uc With him
nn this point Ills communication "p-
prar, i'm another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
Elilnr N he nNiarr

Editor 81 Tie E,Jl''r:
Please announce the undersigned q, a candi
late ior the office 81 CITY Sergeant, subject To
thc decision %, Ga" independent voters of the
city. Iivl,..yI pledge myself to discharge the
dutty, ri the oi.yy faithfully and impsrtially,
All " CONANr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Stockholders Meeting.

VINHERE WILL BE MEETING or THE
/ Stockholders Of the Wheeling anu LIN
,Iroy. Railroad Company held al the Court
House OF Ohio county, ON Thursday, January ~
1872 AT O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose oil Eieet'
Ing direction and The transaction oi other Ousi-
IrSii A. WILSON. JR., Secy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

UNHREE YOUNG MEN AS CLERKS. CALL
AFTER 10 A. NJ this day, at lS3o Market street
vscant store ia2Sq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

A splendid opportunity Ia win iH'rr
Second Gand Distribution. ClA,, u. u, Ne
orleans, Tuesday. February N, - De-.
Monthly puwing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

HEALTHY, AI'TRAClhS-
Colar.io 4. the mai -anitArium All Fisi'-
Resort q AB.srtes d .. -lsyste-i si'y'f W =,
nusnesa 81 BaiAxsnA- The atlsosb4tfs . -.
LDnle and eEhllcTAtiny. 10 Bissi.l =
numerous. and IDs--- VARIOUS HA',l... -.
tis. IL wealth. 10 sDld sIsi silver y ma !,
The grandeur, 81 lsnt aad arlsD " ~ -. :.
trAftlOns AZ. without D@nllsL lLf - II.
sssksf looking Coz mere Dhysinal siilpi -.
s4ssptlst .spfinz studiss IN f.Afafs " - 81
Ls k,lty isst.4raiiOa irUla soisssfiAI -.
aHhit4tafs. AID the invalid sLs bs' -
MINERAL water and inylDOr1tnz -
.hou a ~ O. CoiDF.is. The siitssis - - -
/. t.euIlariy efieastOus in sIDsisof-iins n, ID
lns pulmonary djssas.s. ~ hg1H.A1s 80
xltnes-s. Who vent ~ ColOfafJ feebs - =.
k-oosne robust and healthy, esH trup - All.
Il cured b. . re-sisIce ~ Colvf.SiD. p. 49,
pxt~is, debility AID AubssAt l~s-i ,lj,.s,.s
.otk and Al kitty are erxtesbd ". =
turs In ColOn.lO duriBx Winter InSous - y
Lls. Mill AID 49, tally siaSissi " ~ -, -
lay.ILI.- Ihe Ksils.s P.eise kAilsAy y ". "a
line running through csr % Dentd -
otly line Nv 1hick beaver tan a
throuyh Eanszs without a chAnks "a - 800 -
change 81 tickel: sDd u. shlffb 49,.
Pullman sleeyaug and Drawing h. M, rsss3
,lexaat asy etackss and ~ BEE seri - -
s,.if a. Zs..rile r,,sIls fos tlfisi, sb1 ~,
~ s.,dr--lnx n n Grtai Genl f1.sL ~ ~.
e.a obtain CIVILIZATIONS and laaIs u" - -
Iaation slosil Kansas and CclCf~lo 80 al
stau ia ksn-.s VI COlOfade, y tslx ~ 80
r,xht. by purchasing your uekef ~"
liss ths fAssAs PieISic ksIIsAs
p. y. GROAT,
G<n1 Pssensa Arna
..r. KANSAS eITf. ""
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23

General say.Tiutslsl,ui ..
EASsAs en- -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12
STREE rS---5:30 r. N.

ophir, s4&h; Hale & Norcross, II b !;
Benton, Sb; Utah, "a b; New York, b.;
uould 4 Curry, l2As; Alpha, 32; Bullion,
lub; Mexican, Alb; Savage, l6k b; Union,
sob; Imperial, 230b Sierra Nevada, 51b !;
Vverman, las; Alta, 1895 8; Mexican, Al 8;
luna, o'so ~Exchequer, 10lss Bullion,
los; Chollar, ssss; Grown Point, Gas: Alta.
rs Caledonia, 3s Belcher, 7s Ophir.
Sa+s Hale h Norcross, I7as; Crown
foint. Gas; Union, S5s; Ward, MS; Bel
cner' I'ss Caledonia. cab Confidence,
los Julia. Gas; Chollar. 9s I; Imperial.
zsob Trojan, 35b; 0verman, 14as; Bel
cner' 7'ss; Benton, 7ss Best & Belchor.
1os, New York, as; Grown Point, cas- /,
Dodie' 4os; Chollar, Sbs; MONDAY, Sab /:
Dulllon, Gas Potosi, 6hs; Julia. 5las !:
caledonia, 3hs Union. SIS Exchequer,
WAS; Mono, lib; Silver Hill, 2SOb; Good
snsw, fob Con. Dorado, 270b Yellow
Jacket, Ills; California. 62ss; Benton, SIS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12

Few people who see bananas hanging in
the shops Of fruit dealers, think Of them as
more than a tropical luxury. The fact is
they are a staple article of food in some
parts Of the world; aud, according to Hum
boldt, an acre Of bananas, viii produce as
much food for a man as twenty acres of
wheat. 1t is the ease with which bananas
are grown that is the great obstacle
TO civilization in some tropical conn
tries. 1t is so easy to obtain a living with
out work that no effort will ever be made,
and the men become lazy and worthless.
All tbat is needed is TO stick a sucker into
the ground and it will at once sprout and
grow and ripeu its fruit in twelve or thir-
teen months without further care, each
plant having from Is to 125 bananas; and
when that dies down after fruiting, new
suckers spring up to take It's place. In
regions where no foot ever reaches,
bananas are found in all stages of growth,
ripening their fruit every day and every
month in the wear,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12
Birthday Presents.

Yesterday was Mrs. Atwood's birthday,
and II becoming known to her pupils, they
were not in the least nnreseryed in showing
their esteem and appreciation Of their
worthy aud estimable teacher, for Mrs.
Atwood left her room after school with an
armful Of many kind mementos OF the oc-
casion--presents from her pupils.
One teacher. no doubt, slept softly last
night dreaming Of the good impression she
has made among her pupils, and realizing
that even the tiresome life Of a teacher has
its bright side.
Mrs. Atwood's reply to each little donor
was a quiet thank you. but we know that
way down in her heart she felt more than
words could express.
We were not acquainted with the circum-
stances soon enough to send III our present.
Yet we join with all in wishing Mrs. A.
many happy birthdays. She is an excel
lent teacher, and each gift was worthily
bestowed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12
New uinias Term.

The "MiniDga and Scientific Press" defines
a coaster" to be a person who frequents
abandoned or neglected mines, and rum
maging about, gouges any bits Of good ore
that may have been left in the deserted
drifts and Slopes, though not always
s~erupulous as to how or where he prose-
cutes his calling. He is to be regarded not
so much a freebooter as a CLEANER, who
goes over tie stubble-feld gathering up
what has been left and would otherwise be
lost. He visits old dumps, and oyerhauling
them, picks out any fragments Of good
looking ore that his eye may happen to
light upon, and he has a quick eye to their
detection. More or less Of this gougine
and cleaning up work has been practised
in all the old and nearly deserted mining
camps in the country; the overhanling Of
waste dumps being common wherever their
owner will permit it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12
STOCK Dealing.

The Bodie "News" has some sensible re-
marks on stock dealing, which are applica-
Bile to every town on the coast. 1t says
that everybody in Bodio seems to be inter-
ested in stocks, more or less. Whenever a
man, or woman, for that matter, gets a
~twenty-dollar piece together, it is at once
put INTO some favorite stock and becomes
of no use to any local interests for the
time. 1t is easy to %aecpuntfor the scarcity
Of money, which is a noticeable feature in
the latter part of the month, from lief fact
Of the speculative disposition shown
by people ia the line of stock gambling.
However, the money comes back again in
some shape, and is eventually OF benefit to
the people at large. The practice of deal
ing in stocks is productive of much bnsi-
ness at the banks where all purchases are
made, and the commissions add materially
to the profits of those institutions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12
Reno ~.Eustice.

The Reno s'Gazet;e" Of Monday says
The tar brigade made a descent on the
vags, petty thieves and Indian whisky sell
ers Saturday night. The resin army came
down on its unsuspecting prey like the
wolf on the fold. Sixteen victims were
hauled out Of box-cars and places Of refuge,
and taken to a spot near the river, above
town. They were ranged out and each one
treated TO a few strokes of the lash. One
Of them, a fisherman from Verdi, was
whipped quite severely. After the castiga-
ton, the whole party were notified that the
air was too light in Reno for it to be a de-
sirable place Of residence for them. They
took the hint and their departure at the
same time. The cause Of the raid, as near
as can be learned. is the frequency of petty
crimes Of late, and the continued practice
of selling whisky to Indians. The affair
was managed with great secrecy, and the
work was done before those not interested
in it was aware Of any such thing being
contemplated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12

A meeting Of those interested in building
a new hall, was held 10 Judge Cromer's Of
dce last evening, Mr.. Wren in the Chair.
An informal discussion as to the course
to be pursued was INDUCED in, and il was
finally agreed that a Committee should So
licit further subscriptions to-day, aud also
scribed.
Messrs. johnson, Scott and Fiske were
appointed, with tho understanding that all
the gentlemen present should assist TO the
best OF their ability.
another meeting will be held this even
ing at s o'clock. in Judge Cromer's office,
when the company will be organized aud
officers elected. 1t is earnestly desired
that all who have any interest in the mat
ter will attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-12
o To BEHAVE.
A Few Points worth KaowinS.

"a rev fosNts HorsH
Here are a few things from an exchange
that are worth remembering
In bowling, the inclination of the head
is alone necessary.
The well-bred are free from pretence or
superciliousness.
A gentleman walking with a lady should
return a bow made to her.
Nothing is more vulgar than finery and
jewelry out of place.
1t is the place Of the one introduced to
make the first remark.
Never pass sn acquaintance without a
salutation of recognition.
The true gentlewoman causes all to feel
perfectly at ease in her presence.
More than three in one family should
never accept a general invitation.
A hostess should command silence
among her guests during the performance
Of music.
A gentleman should not shake hands
with a lady until she has made the first
movement.
No woman can dress well who is ignor-
ant Of the three grand unities-her station,
age and points.
Gentlemen are not expected to take their
hats off when driving to incline the head
is sufficient.
1t is a false notion to suppose that a
gentleman may not leave a lady until re-
lieved by some n else.
Airy fabrics are suitable for balls richly
trimmed silks should be worn only by
those who do not dance.
Under his parents roof, a young gentle
man should never devote an entire evening
to but one or two ladies.
A married lady extends her hand to a
stranger brought to her house by a friend
as an evidence OF cordial welcome.
In a marriage ceremony, the bride
stands to the left of the groom, so that
when they turn to leave she may take his
pipbt arm