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Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

kaAA A NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on W;!!H Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod MsI ern conveniences, and most pleasantly located Will be sold at great bargain. Inquire at
 my12 dtf THIS OFFICE
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
Chanel Street Rents.

CndDe1 SUFOOO ncHUSs
 IRfA FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms singly i and in suites, with gas and steam heat to rent in IN Foote House, corner Chapel and Temple streets. anior and janress in the building Apply at office of ap2Stf EDWARD VALLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
FIRE RECORD.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 21.-The Empire car words at York, owned by Michael Schall, were destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss $5o, ,oO0 insurance $20, ,00o. The fire originated in the oil house and is attributed to spontaneous combustion.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
A Fog rrumpet at stratford.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The lighthouse board gives notice that on and after June 15, 1880, there will be sounded during thick and foggy weather at Stratford3Shoals light sta tion. Long Island Sound, Doball trumpet by Caloric engines, giving blasts of six sec onds duration at intervals of twenty-one sec onds
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

he@a. THE BARBER SHOP over 96 Church street.
 'I1 The best located place in the city. Established N. since 1865. Rent very reasonable to good pay ng tenant. Inquire of VIM. H. BROWN,
 ap21 If 96 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
Especial correspondence of the JOURNAL CoURrEl
 JOHN H. DAVIS x Co.,, Bankers and Brokers.1

JOHN H. DAVIS Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,1
 No IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, May 21, 1880. The stock market during the forenoon quiet but fin tone barely steady, with great weakness in Western Union Telegraph. About o'clock it became known that the Reading Coal and Iron Co. was in trouble, and a subsequent official announcement that had been compelled to suspend the heavy sales of Reading carried down the price both here and in Philadelphia dozen points or so This large break quickly affected the other coal stocks which tumbled heavily and this finally affected the rest of the market that the entire list closed weak and ragged The Bond Market.-Government bonds strong in tone and prices we'll maintained
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
NEW YORK.
Cox and Ra1bo Resptted.

NEW YORK, May Ex-Governor Cornell has respited Chastine Cox, the murderer of Mrs. Hull, to the 18th day of July, 1880, and Balbo the wife murderer, until the 9th of August. Both men were greatly pleased when the intelligence imparted to them.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
New York City.
EH YORK, May

NEW YORK, May 21. The 'sCeltic," which arrived at this port this morning passed on Tuesday large ice berg and several small ones The steamer California, which also arrived this afternoon, passed two large icebergs.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

heAs THE fine, large front room, Mo- PTS Chapel
 siH street. directly over Malletts hardware store, Eiii suitable banking insurance real estate or law offce Apply to VIM. K. TOWNSEND,
 ma29 If 23 Whites Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
Alabama 1nstructs for Grant.

Alabama Instructs for Grant.
 WASHINGTON May 21.-A private dispatch from Selma, Alabama, says the Republican State convention, in session there, to-day elected twenty Grant delegates and instructed them to vote as unit.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.

it was his belief that the conclusion of sucl 8 treaty would be very difficult.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

beat Bennett the English expert, two games of billiards last evening at London.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

TO RENT. EAa DESIRABLE Furnished Room will be EMiiid rented to or two gentlemen. Call at M!T 26 ELM STREET, myi3 If Corner Orange
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8ed Gstate.
TO RENT

%SS4 THE UPPER PART of House No. 145 Wha1- EAsia ley avenue, with all modern Improvements; EsN also the Brick Barn in the of the prennis es. Inquire of O. B. DYER Painter,
 r11xoI an rr1ahA C41Saa4
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
TnD nHAIT

le@A THREE Brick Houses Whalley avenue, be- K41iH tween Winthrop avenue and Norton street. hSsI These houses contain all modern improve ments, and have dining and kitchen on the first floor. For terms apply to
 CROCKETT FUTILE, apIOtf No 9I Goffe Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

5ak4A1. THE UPPER STORY No. 158 Carlisle k street (no connections lower story, city water, M.YI fronting public square, S12O per year. Apply to T. R. TROWBRIDGE,
 myl3 If 79 Long Wharf.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

DAyIES-CHAPIN-I this city, May 18th, at the res
 hart, Wm J. Davies and Miss Fannie E. Chapin.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
Suite of Roorns to Kent.
FOR RENT,

%A IN Crown street, very central, heated by i5 steam, water gas, and water closet, all new and Eg..aG in nice order. Inquire at
 HINMAN'S Real Estate Agency, my2l At 63 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
Wanted Immediately.

A NUMBER of energetic uen as agents and can "A vassers for business quite new to the States. Remuneration up to $40 per week. Apply personally, by letter, to
 FRANCIS VANCE, Room Hoadley Building my15 dawtf Church street. New Haven Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
(IrOcery Store for Sale.
Farm For Sale,

5Ssff=Aa, SITUATED near this city, well located and siH suitably divided into blow, meadow and wood %El land, with good buildings and plenty Of fruit Will be sold low for cash only small amount required down, or would exchange for city property.
 Geo. A. ISbel.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
neSirah1o Rent

IV IOILNI H. %HAA PART of 8 desirable front office desl M1iS room Inquire at FHHii ap3O No. 2 HOADLEY BUILDING.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22
FOR SAJE

FOR SALE, >EEND HORSE Harness and Crockett & Tut -zs9ess tie Pheton. Horse is kind and particularly adapted to ladies' driving family Will sell es- tablishment low, present having for it. Iny2O 3t# CHARLES BRADLEY. 94 Hill Street. The ''EighInie'' Patent Shirt s the best Shirt made, the bosom never \ wrinkles breaks, and can be worn entire week without mussing. It is made of the very best materials, and in the best Price One Dollar. For sale only by T. P. MERWIN,
 Sole Agent for New Haven,
 Office, 29 College street. Orders by postal card will receive prompt attention my22
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22


 ASa THE BRICK HOUSE No. 16 Fair street. Rent Eiia reasonable to good party. If desired, the EHssg owner will board with tenant. Apply to CHAS. my2I 2ts m FAIR STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-22

SeA HOUSE No. 72 Howe street, with all modern Ms;ssl improvements Inquire at 70 Howe, or corner Re!Y George and State streets
 ma55tf N w. MERWIN.
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NEVADA.
PASSENGER PASSING carIln.

CARLrN, November 26th.-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow j. W. Smith. Wash
ington Territory Captain W. r. Cobb, San
Francisco Charles E. Silton and wife, Port
land, Or; Charles Rowan, Los Angeles; A.
Warren, New Jersey; Nj. G. Dow and fam
lily, San francisco Perry Il. Jourdan, Henry
j. Jourdan, England E: Il. Patman, Chi
cago; G.. c. Smith, Washington; Miss A.
Blissman, Miss g. Blissman, Miss NJ Bliss
man, Davenport, Ia; Mrs. j. Lee, Iowa !;
Miss Alice E. Walling, Stockton Caleb
Holyoke. Jr., Caleb Holyoke, Bangor, Me. /;
D. d. Finch ard wife, Oakland J. +.
Phelps, Vermont; Mrs. George p. Blair,
Washington NJ. IL. Eastman and wife, Oak
land; D. A. Hall and vile, Mrs. e, NJ.
Bartlett, Rhode Island William NJ. Fliess,
w. P. Jenny, S. S Lswson and family, New
York; CAPTAIN T. Watts and wife, Miohi-
gan; NJ Greenwood and family, San Fran
cisco 76 .ernigrant passengers, including 80
males, to arrive in Sacramento November
1Seh
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He was conducted to the gallows in car
riage and guard of twenty men. provided
in anticipation of rescue being attempted,
it being so reported, though no attempt
was made. After the reading of the death
warrant he was asked if he had anything to
say, bus spoke only few words, afler which
he was stripped. the black cap put over his
head, the rope adjusted and the trap sprung.
His grave was dug within fifty feet of the
gallows After hanging the time required by
law the body was cut down and buried. He
is said to have been but IL years old and en-
a confession, which is translated and pub
lished to dav. in which he confesses his guilt.
This is the first legal hanging in the county,
although four men are known to have been
lynched, while eleven rough characters have
disappeared ana are supposed to have been
hanged
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serlous Coal eli Accident.

San JOSE, November 26th.-rhis morning
about oclock w. o. Aekeriey, carpenter,
who has worked for the Santa Clara Valley
Mill and Lumber Company, was very seri-
ously, if not fatally, burned at his room. He
says he was sitting up reading by the light
of a student lamp and that it exploded but
it is thought that he was nodding and tipped
tie lamp, and that the oil fell on his clothing.
He is burned from the chin to the hip ON the
left side, both back and front, the left arm
being baked. The fire in the room was ex-
tingnished by Mrs. W. j. Kerrigan, of San
Francisco, who was here on visit to her
mother. with whom Ackerley had the room,
az great risk to herself Ackerley, by the
advise of the attending physician, made his
will TODAY. He came here from New Bruins.
wick il 1877, where his mother still resides.
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stolen stock ReeoYereh.

Tucson, November 26eh-A Star special
from Shakespeare says: During the past
month number of horses and mules have
been stolen from various sections of Grant
county, the latest being some 80 head. Last
week number of men from San Simeon
ranch pursued the thieves, followed their trail
to Downer's ranch, and after hard fight
Yesterday one of the horses was injured and
the ringleader of the thieves. named King,
seriously wounded, also another, named Bill
Smith. Twenty-Five head of stock ere re-
C ln,u ured
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Robbery Frustrated- Railroad Accident
lyppostor sent to The Chufn.Gang.


Los ANGELES, November 26th.-At 1890
last night an attempt was made to rob the
railroad station at San Fernando. Sheriff
Rowland, who had been apprised Of the in
tent, was concealed in the building, and
when the robbers entered aud commanded
Mr. Griswold, the station agent, to throw up
his hands, the Sheriff stepped from his hiding
place and repeated the command. The latter
turned, and in doing so reached down as if to
draw a second weapon, when the Sheriff
fired. The robber reeled as if hit, aud fell
into another room. The Sheriff then went
around to the outer door, and when he en-
tered he found that the robber had picked
himself up and escaped to his horse, which
mad been fastened outside, and got off. This
morning the Sheriff telegraphed to tficers in
this city, and about noon Deputy Ling met
the man on the street and arrested him. His
name is Nelson Dupuy, who has worked on
ranches in San Fernando valley. and is be-
iieved to be an accomplice of Mckinney,
who killed Wm. Cooper at that place some
weeks ago.
The train from San Francisco was FIVE
hours behind time to-day, caused by an acci-
dent to the north bound passenger train that
left here Thanksgiving Day, which ran int0 a
landslide eight miles south of Caliente and
ditched the engine. baggage, mail and Sleep
ing cars. Had the slide occurred trlhlng
distance beyond, the cars would have been
pitched over a steep precipice of some
hundred feet. Nobody was hurt, and the
track was cleared at noon to-day and trains
proceed to their destinations.
The Chief of Police this afternoon arrested
VIM. McKenna. who represented himself as
a member OF the Christian Brothers of Oak
land, and has been collecting money from our
citizens for the San Rafael Orphan Asylum.
In answer - telegram the Superior Of the
Brothers at Oakland repudiates the fellow,
who has been sent to the chaln-gang for
thirty days.
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ARIZONA.
Hanged for Murder-fxecution OF Boy.

Hanged Tor Murder-fxecution OF Boy.
PHGNIx, November 26th.-Demetrio Do
minquez was executed here to-day at O'Clock
for the murder of Mr.. Thomas, two miles
above Gillette, last November. 1t will be re-
mambered that Mr.. Thomas was coming from
Prescott in the stage which was attacked at
the point named by three Mexicans, and he
was shot and stabbed. from the wounds Of
which he died. The Mexicans escaped and
went to Sonora. and Dominquez, returning,
was captured. He was tried and sentenced
to bs hanged. and has just paid the pena!sy
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HIGH NECK DREssING-The fashion of
dressing the neck very high seems to have
recovered from the slight set back which
was probably caused by the long and ex-
tremely warm summer, and will doubtless
receive an additional impetus from the ad-
vent of Mile Sarah Bernhardt, one of
whose peculiarities it is. Triple ruches of
black lace have made their appearance, and
very long scaris Of white tulle, white gauze,
or white feecy wool, which are twisted
around and around the throat, and the
ends fastened with silver pin represent
ing lizard, or some sort of reptile. Long
black lace scarfs are used for the street,
and begin to divide the honors with the
three-cornered silk hsndkerchiefs which
only succeeded them year ago, but are
beginning to disappear inside the neck of
dresses instead of disporting themselves,
washerwomsn fashion on the outside.
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GgEGaS.
Frigh,fni neaih.

PORTLAND, November 265h.-At4 o'clock
this afternoon Charles Olsen, Norwegian,
aged II years, was caught in the betting of
Weidler's sawmill. and whirled round the
shaft His body was literally severed in
twain at the waist, the head and trunk beiug
thrown through door into an adjoining
apartment. Death Of course was irstanta-
neous. but the contortions and twitchings of
the body were horrible beyond description.
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COAST DISPATCHES.
lspEoIAL TO THE RECORD -uSIoNl
PASSENGERS PASSING oARLIN.
A Man Seriously Burned by the Explosion
OF a Student Lamp
REPORTED GOLD DISCOVERIES IN ALASKA.
Execution of seventeen-Year-7ld Boy in
arizona for Murder
REPORTED GOLD DISCOVERIES IN ALASKA
CALIFORNIA.
smaIl.Pox at san Francisco

small.FOX af van Francisco.
SAN FRANOIsco, November 26,h.-Eight
cases of smallpox have been verified to-day
out of twelve reported There are two cases
now at the Pest-house likely to prove fatal.
There is plenty Of vaccine virus now on
hand, but the first scare being over applica-
tions for vaccination are not numerous
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RI ssdence Burned 1.

TEHAMA, November 26th-At 4 P NJ. yes
terday tie residence of L. 2. Kelly, propri-
etor OF the Tehama Tocsin, wss entirely con-
sumed by fire, which originated from de-
feetive fiue. The contents were saved. The
building was owned by J. w. Clark. Loss,
about 81, 500 no insurance.
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s,,,ali.pox scare.

CALIsToGA, November 26th.-A report was
circulated this morning that case of small
pox existed in q Chinese wash-house in this
place, and for time caused some oonsterna.
tion. Deputy Sheriff Boyce made thorough
search of the premises, but did not discover
any kind of sickness therein. 1t appears
that Chinaman suffering from the disease
arrived in town some days ago and went to
the wash-house, but the owner refused to
have him about, aud he LETT the same day.
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STOCKTON, November 26vh.-At meeting
of ministers held here this evening, Rev. NJ.
L. Scofeld acting as Chairman, and L. W.
Elliott as Secretary, MessIs. ScoGeld, Stock
well and Coyle were appointed committee
to communicate with Messrs. Moody aud
Sankey, and see if arrangements could be
made for the evangelists to visit Stockton.
The expression of opinion was unanimously
In favor of such an arrangement.
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RANCH FOR SAL E,
at A BARGAIN.

YTyHE WELI-KgOWN sAULsB URYsFl4
RANCH, on line Of S. V. +. r., contain 90
been known upon the p,scs. Tie son is deep, aud
Of sandy loan Character, produces frora p to S5
bushels Of wheat snd 80 TO 80 bushels OF barley 70
ths acre. Terms Yz:atie satisfactory. Apply 70
SHFEETSEK Il iEsEE'.
Real Estate and Insurance agents, No. I0i5 Fourth
ST., between and K, Sacramento BlAlmlp
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ELKo, November 26th.-W. A. Harvey, q
prominent Odd Fellow of Elko, died very
suddenly about half-past II to-day. The
auspices of Elko Lodge, No. Is, l. o. o. F.
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yer,l,ct of Acqu:ttaI.

AuBURN, November 26rh-The case of
W. K. Fentou, charged wit murder in kill
ing Daniel Haley near Sheridan on the 22d
/ of May last, was concluded tonight at 8
o'clock, after three days trial, and resulted
in the acquittal of the defendant. The Betty
murder case comes on tomorrow.
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ALASKA.

Important discoveries OF Geld Placer
Diggings
VICTORIA. November 2Gth-The steamship
California, from Sitka, arrived this morning
Important discoveries of gold placer diggings
are reported in the Takou river country by
prospectors who have just returned to the
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cnnhitinn ln,nrnred.
Deafh.

CARSON, November 26th.-Meder, the man
accidentally shet by Crawford, is much i'm.
proved,
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TO RENT.

TEyHAT FINE. Two STORY Agp BASE -
ment Btick Residence, on tie southeast li;sl
corner Of Eighsh and streets, containing 10 gssl
rooms. This house was built by the late Rev. Fred
Charlton for bis use, with SPECIAL reference 70
health and comfort, ard IS now undergoing thorough
renovation d repairs, aud will be ready for &C.
eupaney DECEMBER lst. Rent, $50
nG5-lw a. LEONARD, No 1912 Foarth strcat.
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FOR RENT.

A RANCH oE THE COSTUMES RIVER, -
"a IS miles IRON Sacramento, cantsaiaing vyl9a
41G acres viii be let as whole or divided 70 4k==
suit GOOD house and barns. Apply 70 A. J. YER
NffLYA 40 J street p20-f
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OUR F2E:SOL-v =.


Partner MR. HALE gone
whole journey
epcs regard eniude
people INSTRUCTIONS
LETTER" follows: Sell the goods principles
ENDURING CONFIDENCE exerton
severely your
prove CRITERION bearing
all you promise LIFE
nothing carry entirety
supply goods when,
nothing yourselves
ms you do
rebel will find the CRITERION place. remembered like other
only d would suggest that gentlemen their
patrons perfectly
pleased goodness examining
GOODS TELL THEIR sign bearing
inscriptions COME
purpo
uguae me-
ing
with my disposal personal buy
ing cheap your present may hope Ggure
fore, sHoRTr
get at the pulse of the market WIN write on arrival
Your afctiouass brother,
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Remember the Day F.!

20 facilitate the rush and to accommodate the public an FXfR
F0RGE Of Packers Cashiers Cash Boys and Saaman will be in
attendance There will also be two Extra Wagon Deliveries
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sMFLoYMEMT oEElCE.

S4yANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
- Female. Particular attention paid 70 Furnish
ting Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge to employers HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and streets, Sacra-
uleuto CITY nl3-lp+f
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNIoN

....s. lse.t s,.:a.l's :. .ssel sii.s 'i..
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EIOR sALE-AT a BARGAIN, A COMPLETE
SET oF TOOLS, for the manufacture of Gas
Meters have made the Large Meter in the State
Capitol with the same Tools. All kinds OF Light
Machinery done. Country orders promptly attended
to. GEORGE SWEENEY, Fourteenth street, be-
tween and X n26-1w.
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THE WEEKLY UsT0y

q isEued on Wednesday and Saturday OF each week.
oap tsng Eight Pages in each sgue Sixteen Pages
each week and Is the cheapest and Lnoet desirshe
Home. News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific oosssL
fel1rr Ors Year g. 20
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A-ATHANS BUILDING, CORNER SEVENTH
Y and streets-PleasAHt furnished rooms, with
or without board n26-I
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TO LET 0R FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department a,
iaser-ed Tor % cents for one time; three times for
cspaE o. rs cents per week.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-12
A Terrible Domestic Tragedy.

CHICAGO, October s.-A despatch
from Quincy, Illinois, says about 5
O'Clock last evening young man named
Sellers, living with family named Bak-
er, six miles from New Canton, during
Mr.. Bakers absence from home, insisted
that the daughter, Is years of age, to
whom he had become attached, should
promise to marry him. This was re-
fused, wherupon he drew revolver, and
after shooting the dog, Immediately shot
the mother, then the girl whose hand he
sought. He next placed the pistol to
his own temple and fired. Every shot
proved fatal. A younger daughter wit
messed the tragedy and gave the above
facts in her testimony before the coron-
er,s jury.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-12
"Frizzes" and +" Bangs" /"

1t may interest some young girls to
know that bishop in an Eastern State,
while confirming, refused to lay his
hand on any "frizzed" or a." banged"
heads, and that 4" frizzes" and bangsn
were forbidden in his diocese An ex-
change, commenting on this action,
says: This is move in the right direc-
ton. 1t was about time something was
done towards rescuing our young girls
from the frightful demon of bangs"
and +" frizzes.' When maiden ac-
quires taste for this soul-destroying
fashion her head first appears with a
couple of modest little curlicues fondly
clinging to her temple; but pretty soon
her downward career becomes more
marked. The blood is poisoned, the
whole system permeated with vitiated
taste for bangs and frizzes, and she bold
ly promenades the streets with her fore
head garnished with the corrupting
bangs from one ear to the other, and
reaching down to her eyebrows And
If this terrible passion is not checked in
its first stages, before 1t seizes hold of the
girl with such a vise-like grip that she
cannot shake it off, the victim is carried
to "banged'' and 8 frizzed" grave with
all her perfections upon her forehead,
and her parents are plunged in sorrow
that will not be comforted. Girls, look
not upon the bang when it curleth over
the brow like viper Shun the first
friz as you would hoppergrass at a pic.