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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

IT 10 somewhat singular that the
Ksarney Municipal Con vention Of
San Francisco should have selected
the Rev. I. 8. Kalloch for Mayor.
The Workingmen's party of that
city Ii largely composed of Roman
Catholic Irishmen who look with
great disfavor on clergymen who
unsddle with politics. Waving
the fact that Mr.. Kalloch may
have been innocent Of the specific
charges made against him, he Is q
person whose general character is
soandalous for clergyman. A min
lister OF God should not only not be
amenable to the penitentiary but
he should have positive and I'M
mlstakable reputation for psrso II
Virtue. When a man whose office 1t
II to preach the word Is in question
be should not only be pure but
above suspicion. He should keep
out Of the filthy arena of munich.
pal politics. Christ himself has
laid down the rule that those who
preach the Gospel should live by
the Gospel. These ideas are held
even fsnaticalIy by the greater por-
tlon Of Trishmen and Catholics, and
We cannot help thinking that Kear-
nay, In nominating such a man as
Kailoch for Mayor, intended to dis
rupt his party and make defeat GER
tain. With Kalloch, Beerstecher
and Barbour to ralIy.the Sand Lots,
That element is sure to be reduced
b small Red Republican faction
whioh will be powerless to elect
ny Of Its candidates. The problem |
3 becoming a vexatlous one, to
hose curious In our local politics,
. 70 whether Kearney Is not more
nave than fool. 1t IL just possible
bat be may be beth.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

YIELDING to the importantly of
his friends, Hon. Albert M. Steph.
ems has consented to become can
didate for Superior Judge. During
his short incumbency of a very re-
sponsible position Judge Stephens
has won golden opinions from all
classes of our people. He is a gen.
tleman of high personal and official
honor and marked abilities. With
out doubt he will be o strong can
didate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

drive rail through the crust will
find, on releasing 1t, that 1t will
disappear altogether. The whole
section of country surrounding this
field gives evidence Of marshiness,
and the last rain produced an
abundance of mud. But the ques-
tion comes up: Has not this body
an outlet? Although bracklsh, the
water tastes as if fresh, and il evil
IDENTIFY not stagnant. Yet these
fish are eyeless and scaleless-siml-
lar to those found in caves.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

1t Is the custom in some parts of
Russia to hire Generals to give
dignity to wedding feasts. This oc.
ours chiefly among the middle
classes, who take pride In parading
their acquaintance with the upper
class. The cost of hiring General
varies from five silver roubles up
ward, according to grade and deco
rations. The arrangement binds
him to come in full uniform, aud
to remain for a fixed period. The
General is very apt to get drunk on
such occasions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
HOW THE WATER Is CLEANsED,

First The water passes down through
TOUR Inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inches OF Patent
then ascends twelve inches throux b
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust:
then descends again through twelve
inches OF Charcoal.
The Filter, with all its tubes, Is m AIDE
OF Terra Gotta, and Is SO arranged thai
all the hlteripg material can he re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at a trihlng expense.
They are ma iutactured in two sizes
viz: The Family Size, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, to contain
20 gallons. OF filtered water. The Fam
ily size Will hller thirty and the Uffice
size tfteen gallons OF water In twenty
four hours.
In oak land alone there are about i've
hundred OF these oilers nov in u.s., Civ
ing perlent satisfaction, and . ties inioni-
~ from the owner OF each one can be had
AT any time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
EVENING srREErs-5.20 p. M.

Exchequer, ~ a; Tioga. AZ b; summit
~ a; Overman, 10Y; Confdence. ~ b;
8; SAVAGE. .6l =; -Addenda. b; Alpha,
II q; Ill., u: Belcher, % s; Jacket,
lsA a; Union. 4t1a 8; Potosi, ~ a; Next
can, 26N s; Bodie. 20A 8; 8 Nevada, 4Sb;
Cal edonia, 2 90 b; bullion, s 8: Utah, 2lh
n: Con Va, 53s a; California. 81 a; Uphir.
S0H :; Justice, 50 b; Choilar. h; Alta,
~ s; Overman. l0I1 a; Julia. ~ b; Point,
5s;. H n, 1873 s; Tiosa, ~ b; Bodie,
2OL A.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

A rural bride of considerable
beauty went to Indianapolis Oh the
honeymoon tour. Her husband
was manifestly proud of her good
looks. While they were going
about the city she was struck In
the face by q falling sign-board,
and her nose broken. The attend
log surgeon said that she was bad
iy dishgured for life. "Just my
LUCK" the husband ex-
property always goes to
ruin In my hands"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
|1raId Steam Printing House.

70 8sreJd steam Printing House Ii
|1nRpassed by any Job Printing ONCE
~ RAoiflc Coast. outside of San Fran.
- ~ fAcilities for doing job work.
" prioss. good work and expedition
y ~ relied upon a. this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
rne sou,h American war.

LONDON, June 24th.-A telep ram
from Callao states that the Peru
Wan iroDelad turret-ship Husscar
bembarded Antofogasta. aud cap
tured two Chilean transports. The
Chilean man-of-war Covadonga
(woodep) stranded. There has
Ueen an indecIsive engagement be-
tween the Huascar and q Chilean
ironclad.
Eogisnd and tine AGShsns.
LONDON. June 24th.-Major Cav
agnari has arrived ut Simla and
will start for Cabul in July. The
Ameer will send an Escort to the
Shutargardan Pass to meet him.
A Probable Hoax.
LONDON, June 24th.-The Gov
eminent authorities received al
anymous letter giving warning
that an attempt would be made in
Cheshire TO upset the train convey
ing Queen Victoria and the Prin-
cess Beatrice from BalmOral to
Windsor. The railway line was
consequently guarded by hundreds
of constsbles. The journey, how
ever, was uneventful. The letter
was probably a hoax.
spanish ff0nscss.
MADRID, June 24.-The budget,
which will be presented to the
Cortes on the 25th inst, will show
deficit and will propose new
taxes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Situation Wanted.

By German woman, in a private
family, as housekeeper or cook; has had
great experience and understands her
business thoroughly. References given.
None but respectable parties need apply.
To be found at Mrs. Kinney's, Temple
street. j2O-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
FOR EIcN.


The B00npArtisss' Ensbar rass IA MT,
LONDON, June 24th.-A Paris
dispatch says: The embarrassment
of the Bonapartists is increasingly
manifest. Paul de Cassagnac is re-
preached with indiscretion in put
ting forward the claim of Prince
Victor Bonaparte to the Imperial
succession. In Sundays issue of LIE
Pays De Cassagnac admits that
nothing has been officially decided,
though perhaps a decision may be
made in a few days. 1t IL believed
that Rouher announced his ignor-
ance of the will in favor Of Prince
Victor, because he considered its
validity doubtful unless Prince Je-
rome Napoleon consents to waive
his claim. Prince Jerome is very
reticent since his arrival In Paris,
and Is apparently awaiting the &C
ton of ROuher. 1t ia not believed
that Prince Jerome will agree to be
q pretender himself or permit his
sOR to become one. In the event
of Prince Victor endeavoring to
temporlze In not distinctly accept
ing the position, the Bonapartists
will probably fall back on Prince
Charles Napoleon, President of the
Corsica Council. Gene raj Prince
Charles is fifty years of age. He has
no sons of royal connections, and is
much less eligible than Victor.
Frisee jerome Napoleon.
LONDON, June 24th.-A CORES.
pondent at Paris hears that il
Prince jerome Napoleon or his
son aspires to the throne, the ex
pulsion of one or both from France
will be proposed.
A dispatch from Paris reports
that Prince Jerome Napoleon will
not allow either himself nor his
sons to become pretenders to the
imperial throne.
Tke Late Psince Imperial.
LONDON, June 24th.-At the Ro.
man Catholic churches In London
on Sunday prayers were offered for
the repose of the Princes soul.
Ex-Empress Eugene has much
improved. She attended mass this
morning in room occupied by the
late Prince, which WAS provided
with an altar. The Queen will
visit her Tomorrow.
The Austrian court will go into
mourning for ten days on account
of the death of the Prince Imperial
of France.
Proposed Mosumens so tho Pfincs
Imperial.
LONDON, June 24th.-The Pest
national subscription to
raise q monument 10 the memory
of the French Prince Imperial. Al
bronze statue representing the
Prince In the uniform In which he
died Is suggested.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Buffers strength In Boston.

busieF'o St1enskn In BOsS0us
NEW YORK. June 24th.-Accord
ing to the Boston correspondent oil
the Springfield Republican, that
olty, as things now stand, will give
a heavier Butler plurality than 1t
did last year, but almost all the rest
Of the State has changed the other
way.
Arrival Of an Enxiish Omcial.
NEW YORK, June 24th.-Among
the passengers lately arrived is Sil
Archibald Niche, recently Agent.
General for Victoria in England.
He returns to Victoria and sails
with Lord LOTUS from San Fran
cisco in July.
General sully's Heir.
NEW YORK, June PA curious
story comes from Yankton, Da kota,
to the effect that haIf-breed
daughter Of the late General Sully,
now living in White SWANS vii
lage, and q member of the Sioux
tribe, will be the rightful heir to
his property. Sully, 1t is said, left
a valuable estate in Philadelphia;
also, q considerable accumulation
Of money. tits stated that he has
no wife or other issue but this
daughter Julia. She is tall,
handsome girl, but wholly unedu.
Gated, at present making her home
in the family Of Collins Lamount,
and steps are about being taken to
establish her right to the fortune.
The marriage of Sully to her
mother according to Indian fashion
is stated to be susceptible of proof.
1t is certainly true that Sully, like
q good many old officers Of the
army, including JEFF Davis and one
or two generals now very high in
command, left illegitimate children
among Indians, and it is well
known on the Missouri river, that
one or two handsome girls, nearly
white, living in camp on the Little
Pheasant, until q short time since,
have been considered Sully's child.
rem. The rest of the story may be
an invention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
NEW TO-DAY.
For County Treasurer.

nee of County Treasurer, subjec to NOM
ination by the Democratic County Con-
vention. .. II. BLISS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
sTOCIx REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
The Hygienic Filter
......... AND .......
Water Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
OF every family the means OF procuring
pure aud wholesome water. IL will re-
move all decayed amin Il, vegetable or
foreign matter, mud, sand, alkali, ETC.,
thoroughly cleansing aud also cOoling
the water, BY reason Of It's being m AIDE OF
porous pottery. TO degree health er and
pleasanter to drink than ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Wanted.

WETHER LAMBS. Address, stating
weight, age and price. G. W. A, Los An.
geles. t2.3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
The Currency Quessio N.

NEW YORK, June 24.-It is pre-
dicted by the Advertiser that SOON
or or later the currency question
must be settled, and that the hard
money men Of both parties will act
together.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
For County Recorder.

MR. FELIX w. ROBERTSON will be a
candidate for County Recorder, subject
TO the action of the Democratic County
Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
$4,000 WANTED,

For one year, at two per cent. per month
interest, secured on $4,000 worth OF
country property, 8I0G09 worth of the
property well improved and highly pro-
ductive. address Box 4, Los Angeles r.
U. j15-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
EAST Err N.


WASHINGTON, June 24th.-It is
reported that the President has
withdrawn Secretary McCrary's
nomination 40 the successor of
Judge Dillon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
WANTS LosT-FoUND.
Situation Wanted.

By an American man, willing to serve
in any capacity for his board. Address,
q. W. r., Postoffice. J2f-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Central Restaurant,
130 MAIN ST.
A. pIRANNI d CO., PROPS.

ESr Meals at all hours of the night and
dpy. Prices moderate and according to
orders. Specially OF Wedding Parties
Balls or Banquets. Orders for fancy
dishes promptly attended 10 and deliv-
ereo IN town. Jeis-!m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
County Rights for sale.

WM. II. HARPER, Manu- faclurer,
1900 broadway. Oakland, Cal.
For further particulars address
HARPER, MOORE & CO.,
ml2-lm Agents f)r Los Angeles Co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
For County Treasurer.

1 will be a candidate for County Treas.
urer at the ensuing election.
JOSEPH BAYER, Congress Hall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
County School Superln.
tendent.

W. p. MCDONALD will be q candidate
for reelection as County School Superin-
tendent, su beet to the action OF the DEM
ocratic County Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

20 Ophir, SIX ass Overman, II 10Y.
IS Ne xican. 2914. % loE, 10x, l0H
10 G & @, l2H l2sS, S75 Justice, 90, a65,
l2H b s. l2l $50
70 b & b. IS1x, 1S1<, lI0O Union, 81, 80, 49x
1917 40, so, 81
Is Gala, 5k 200 Alta, 7h.7L
70 Savage. l6lz, 1917 100 Lady b, l.3n, LIS
10 Con Va, 81 800 Julia. 435, $50
Is Chollar, 81, S1S.l 2l5 3 Hill,2, 2.p5
s 7S Caledonia, geo
10 Potost, 81, So, 90 Challenges
So, So 800 Lady w, 2. "a
IS II q N, NIX ll475 Ward. LEO, l IS
Is Point. 81, 81 465 Scorpion, 2.75,2.sO
10 Jacket, lS1z. 18A 2S5
IS I'm perial, 1885, 80 N Con Va, 50
LEI, LBS, 100 so Mig STAR, 3
s Alpha, 20, 28,s l20 Benton, 90, 81.
s Helcher, TAI 81
s 8 New, l3lS, A, $50 Con Dorado, IA
4Ssk $50 Mackey, IA
S UtaD, az, q 30 Min View, 2.40,
o Bullion, So, So, $50
So SS5 N Bonanza. 1.S0.
10 Elk quer. s. So IA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, sunny, front rooms, con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Postoffice and Court House, and
commands charming view of mountain
and valley. je!8tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

SAN FRANoIsco. June "a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
! H0MES|
GREAT Al

IN q most de-
treet. secoi
beautiful CO
hard finished
land wood hol
trees, null off
1 This propert,
| that will def
| n,xuiN, ,
DeTuRK, N
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

Free for al
district at tn
y purse Of So,
SECOND horse
l.. J. Rose
Ply The Mo
names d. &.
Fellow (pacer
! je4-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Tke Late Psinc. Imperial.

LONDON, June 24th.-The Post
proposes a national subscription to
raise q monument 10 the memory
of the French Prince Imperial. A
bronze statue representing the
Prince In the uniform In which he
died Is suggested.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-10-25
FIeImboId's BuChu

TNVIGORATES IHE STOMACH,
And stimulates the Torpid Liver, Bowels
and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleansing
the blood of all impurities, and impartins
new life and vigorto the whole system.
A single trial will be quite sufficient to
convince the most hesitating of lis valuable
remedial qualities.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-10-25
SeS-CO

Can he skipped en-
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Please send your order
by lett + or telegraph.
No money required
uniiiyon are entirely
ha:: Lea. Pay tor tho
Drrs c'.tcd. rr5arn at my
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''Hros and Organs are
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15
GREENBACK CONVENTION.

The voters OF La Sale county who in sympathy with
and devoted TO the principles OF the National Grcenback
Labor party are requested elect delegates to County
Convention OF party be held at the City Hall In Oa
on Thursday the &hh dag of March 1872 at o'clock T.
W purpose of putting in nomination candidate for
Recorder OF Deeds in and for said county to MI the vacancy
occasioned by death of G. W. Bernhard late Recorder
We recommend the National Grccnback Labor voters OF
the meet at the usual places of voting on
Saturday, the 18TH day Of March S'9 at o'clock r. NJ to
appoint their respective delegates 10 said County Conyen
ton unless different and place BE- decided upon and
notice given to the committee.
The ratio Of representation shall Ne follows viz. -Four
delegates from the towns ottawa La Sale Peru Bruce
and Mendoza and two from each of the other towns.
In addition 10 the above, each town Will be- entitled to one
delegate for every 30 votes cast for Hon. Alex Campbell III
1873 for every fractional part OF 50cxcecdng H.
The following Is the number of delegates to which each
town In entitled In said convention:
Adams 81 Allen s; BrookAeld, q Bruce II; Dayton, =:
Deer Park, }; DimmCk 3; Eagle, 3; Earl 81 Eden o. Fall
River. 2; Farm lidgc q Freedom, s. Grand Rapids, 81
Groyeland O. Hope, 81 In Sale %! Manus, 3; Mendoza
., Merdcn 4; Miller, 81 Mission, 81 Worthwhile, * Ophir
/; Usage, 3; Ottawa, - otter Greek, B. Peru, s; Rchand
3; Rutland 3; Serena 8; South Ottawa 3; Troy Grove, l.
Utica .; Vernillion, =; Wallace, .; Waltham, 3.
By order of the County Central Committee.
7. X. GRIFFIN, ChnirmsU.
ID CRIyMINS Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Ia sale county are requested To hee'
IN their respective townships on saturday the 18TH day OF
March 1879 10 appoint delegates 20 attend County Con'e
on To he held County Court House IN the city OF o'
,swa ON Thursday March 2h 1879, At O'Clock T. ST. Tor
The purpose of placing in nomination candidate Tor inc Of
dee of Recorder lately made vacant by the death OF C. v"
Bernhard and to such other business As may Dc
deemed appropriate for the good of the party
The spporonmcnt of delegates for each township vi" o'
~ follows:
Adams q Allen, g Brookfcld ?; Bruce, .; Dayton =
Deer Park q Dimmck, = Eagle, 81 Earl, 81 Eden :; ran
River 2; Farm Ridge q Freedom, 2; Grand E"pidS :;
Groyeland 81 Hope q Ia Sale O. annlius ); MENDOZA 81;
Meriden 2 Miller, q Mission q Worthwhile >; ophr =;
Usage 81 Ottawa Il otter Greek :; Peru, :; Rchnnd =;
Rutland 3: Serena, q south Ottawa :; Troy Grove, =
Utica 2; Vermllion, :; Wallace, ,; Waham,s.
l.. W. BREWER,
J. G. CROOkER,
VIM Il. MILLIGAN
ALIEN VAUGHEY,
j. A. O'CONNOR.
WALTER HOGE,
j. l.. MCCORMICK, JE.,
Democratic County Central Committee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15
CIRCUIT JUDGES.

While there is very little said about here in
regard TO the pending election of Circuit
Judges and our people generally, we apprchcnd
would be content to allow the present Judges
to be reelected, there Is, wcnoticc, "A good deal
OF feeling growing up on the subject in VIII
and Bureau counties, and candidates in opposi.
ton to the present incumbcntS in those coun-
ties will be plenty enough. II there is any
change 10 be made however, il is manifest
that Bureau county has the strongest clam for
one OF the Judges, and on the score of politics
1t would only be decent that the man should
be democrat for il is folly To say that poll
tics should have nothing to do with the cleo
ton of onr judges. There might be some
propricty in ii il the Judges themselves, after
their election, ceased TO be politicians But
they don't Even III such small matters as the
appointment of ianitor or getting their orders
Ior dockcts printed, the Judges of our appellate
and circuit courts, being all republicans, rive
those little crumbs to republicans with rigid
carciHlncss as if the decision of some great DO.
litical issue depended upon their action. The
republicans as against the democrats and ma
tonais, are not even in majority i'll this dis
trict, and the question of politics being raised
are little better than hOggish to claim all the
Judges
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

Gen. Singleton, member of congress elect
from the quincy district IN this state, who had
been for some weeks past at the hot springs in
Arkansas ON account Of sickness. passed
through St Louis the other day on his way to
Washington much improved in health. He
was one ofthc democratic members on whose
absence Hayes counted in converting the new
congress 50 soon after the other ad i0urned The
grecnbackcrs have also counted Gen. s. IN their
number OF II, but he declared his purpose in
ST. Louis 10 go into the democratic caucus and
10 act with the democracy throughout
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-15

"Fanchon" as played by the amateur company
at the Opera House on last Tuesday evening was
surprise to most of the audience, we take it,
you think the Young Ladies are rather ambi-
tious" Yes, they were ambitious but what
saith the good mother My son, aim high and
You'll strike high" "Fanchon" certainly was u
capital stroke. We can't remember when We
ever saw 4 better amateur dramatic entertain.
ment and this is certain, that no better general
acting in dramatic way has been seen in the
Opera House fora year-our skepticism vanished
at the end Of the first act. Miss Kate \. Smiths
Fdnchon was certainly one of the most perfect
performances we ever saw Her voice is much
majority had no trouble in understanding her.
But her acting could not be misunderstood. She
entered thoroughly into the spirit of The charac-
ter, and the delincatOn showed study and a cul-
tured mind, and was well sustained throughout.
Mr.. ID. Dent as Ld,p2Jy made capital lover; We
have a suspicion hes been there before
He was perhaps trihe "prcachy" sin spots,'
and he allowed too many little personal pecul-
aritics Of gesture to creep in, which, though not
unpleasant, might better have been avoided.
Nevertheless his acting did him credit and made
his LdHdry ut companion to Miss Smiths Fdo-
ch0n. We are ut loss to see how " Lotcn Per
kins's Ddar could be improved upon-wc have
never seen a better one. The same might be said
OF Lester Strawn's Father Barbsoad Miss Libbic
Bangs Us -Wother BayJtahH was one of the most
charming of old ladies' DR.. Ryburn As FATHER
Gai2d,d was good also-minus some Of his atti
tudes. Miss Nrwbccker's Mother Fddt, the
witch, was one of the most perfect delineatiOno
guttcral regulation voice, she chose the squcaky
falsctto, which she sustained perfectly through
out and with effect Her clocutOn was perhaps
the most satisfactory of all, while her acting
could scarcely be improved. Not to 90 any fur
thcr into particulars, VIC may say that the sup
port" was superb The costumes prepared I'M
der the direction of Madame D'Episy) were per
feet in style and beautiful in make up, which,
with the pretty dancing of the young ladies, made
the scene of the festival or May pole dance most
beautiful one In one particular only do We think
the costumng was at fault: in the closing act
where FGncbop appears in peasants costume
Having just spent year in the city, she should
have discarded the peasants dress and appeared
in that of the city; and while il would have been
more in keeping with the prophecies it would
have added much 10 FapchoRS appearance and
more forcibly showed the contrast between the
wild F'dnctoR the Cricket, and Function the love
" woman Of a year later.