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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-23

ECONOMY is WEALTH.-A word to the wi sc
is sufficient. Save your money by buying
groceries of 81. II. Paplk, Cash Grocer, S14
K street.
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SILK HANDKERoHIEFs.- Thirty six dozen,
including all the latest novelties, will be
placed upon our counters this morning. We
invite all to call and examine this stock be.
fore making their purchases Anderson &
Hsmm's surprise sale, No. 924 J street, near
Tenth.
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MosT acceptable holiday present, undoubt-
eddy, is case of Eclipse Champagne.
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DOTTED SWISS reduced to 20 aud % cents
a yard. Closing sale, l.. Bien. Eighth and ]
streets.
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GIVE THEM CoNsTITUTIoN.-As street.
car filled with silent passengers passed down
Tenth street, toward II street, the wheels ran
over line of small torpedoes placed on the
track by some Christmasinspired boy. The
rafting explosion which followed caused the
passengers to look into each other faces, as if
expecting to discover Gar in disguise.
"Tried to blow us up" said one. "Took
some of us for a Gar" smiled another.
well" said third, if l were Gar
would notify all fellows with dynamite bombs
that would prefer to abdicate, if it was all
the same to them" A discussion of the
Russian situation seemed imminent. All the
people of Russia have asked for is o Constitu-
ton" chimed in the FIRST speaker. See
here" piped up q hitherto silent passenger
from the depths of his turned-up coat-collar.
See here-if you'll hear me-if the people
of Russia only want a Constitution, why the
devil don't the Car get even with the Mill
lists by giving them the Constitution of Cali
fornia." The danger of discussion Of Rus
sian politics was averted.
MAsoNIo.-At the annual meeting of Elk
Grove Lodge, No. 173, F. and A. M, thefollow-
ing officers were elected for the ensuing Ma
sonic yea, Silas c. Stewart, W. NJ; Thomas
Iaverner, S. w; John NJ. Belcher, J.. W.;
\. L. Stewart, Treasurer; G. b. Kennard,
Secretary John n. Andrews, S. D.; VIM.
u. Way. J. D.; l. F. Freeman. Marshal /;
James G. Jones and James W. Kelly, Stew
! ards +. |. Byington, Tyler.
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MINIS dress boots, 81 80. at Lewis Bros
One Price Shoe House, AL j street. between
Fourth and Fifth
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INFANTS French kid, button shoes, IS
cents, at Lewis Bros One Price Shoe House,
Al j street, between Fourth and Fifth. =
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The leading shoe house Lewis Bros, All
J street. One price.
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You WILL always find the best bargains in
groceries at II. II. Paulk's Cash Grocery, s14
K street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-23

SEE the Indiana kid, button shoes, worked
holes, satin finish. sizes % to z, price So %.
at Lewis Bros, All street, between Fourth
and Fifth. One prics
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ALL THE delicate shades in satin reduced to
90 cents per yard for the best quality. L.
Bien, Eighth and streets.
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DoN'T fail to see the finest dressed jewelry
window in the city. with prices marked il
plain figures, at J. Hyman, Jr.'s, No. 506 J
street.
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Rock AID RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. g. W. Chesley, agent
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HoT SAUSAGE at Dennery's Delicacy Depot,
every evening during holidays. 725 street.
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Christmas Presents |
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Of all things BOOKS are the
most chaste, beautiful,
enduring and useful
Of gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION IS BETTER
IN suited for a HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN
GOOD BOOK 1t remains through life to remind
the recipient OF the donor, and is source OF
joy, both to the eye and the mind. 1t increases
.ha love NJ
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT.
CHARLES D. ROBINSON,

nF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS TAKEN ROOMS
~ and 10, Lewis Block, corner of Fifth and J
streets, and will receive pupils in Drawing, Pen
Etching, Water Colors, Pastel all branches Of OIL
Painting, Landscape, Marine, Flowers, Decorative,
Still Life, etc. Terms made known upon application
at the studio d143ptf
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THE TRUSTEES AND FREE WATER AT
AGRICULTURAL PARK.


EDS. RECORD UEIoE: All weil-regulated
agricultural and racing societies in the United
States furnish free stabling and free water
to the racing fraternity. For twenty five
years the city has made no charge for water
at the Park. except to the boarding house.
That has always paid water rent, and never
objected. Some time in the month Of April
last the faucets were all shut c Fl on refusal
of trainers Of horses TO pay rent. We at that
time asked to have the water turned or,
which was refused unless we would be respon-
sible to the city, to which we agreed. The
Board Endorsed my action, and voted to give
the water free to the trainers. as the city has
heretofore done. Now, who objects? It is
some one who keeps training stable OF the
outside, but uses the track free. The State
Fair, by being held at Sacramento, turns
$3.50, 600 into the money-drawers of the tax
payers of this city. There are other cities
that would like to have it removed to their
limits. Purses Of many thousands of dollars
have already been subscribed, and fine
grounds in addition (no doubt they will add
free water), to offer to the State at fitting
time, to have this institution moved from our
midst. 1t is not seventy dollars that we
want (although we refuse no iberality that
the city may offerl, but 3 generous, liberal
reap large annual harvest. We want to be
free from the annoyance that charge for
water would subject US to and we want the
Society free from the charge of parsimony,
which would be laid at its door if the city
imposes a water rent. That is all we want
GEO. w. HANCOCK
Sacramento Dacamber ID 1891
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SURPRISE SAIE.-To-dsy, at 924 ] street.
near Tenth, dry and fancy goods, clothing.
boots and shoes will be sold at prices that
will compel their immediate sale. Anderson
4 Hamm.
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CARA telegram received last evening
announced that 5 large lot of this fine, deli
cious fish would arrive to-day at DeBernardi
& Co.'s.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oYE-DEssos, Judge.

THURSDAY, December %. 1881.
Peter Durno vs. s. j. Durno-Decree of divorce
granted on the ground of desertion-
Ma Chew One vs.. Quong Hi Loy-Judgment en-
tered for S737 for plaintiff.
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ATTENTION is called to our column adver-
tisement in to-day's issue. Red House.
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HEADQUARTERS for rubber boots and shoes
Hip boots. s. 90; knee boots, S265 ladies'
rubbers, 50 and 40 cents, at Lewis Bros
One Price Shoe House, Al street, between
Fourth and Fifth
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DREssEp TURKEYs.-D. DeBernardi & Co.

The People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-On trial.
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I COsIIy, atId foH0f m DC 110'
1A1Ehr -N NLIf -
FRIEND. TO Fs.IENIpE,!.. Nd,

(5 yol,imesl. S. {
Dickens Complete Works GA yolumes). 49,. IA {
Skeleton in Armor (superbly illustrated).....
The Arctic World (superbly illustrated) .....
Morocco and Its People (superbly illustrated)
Cooper's Complete Works (32 volumes). 80
Solomon's Story beautifully illustrated). -. l
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CAUTIoN.-The public must not be gulled
by unprincipled dealers. If you want to see
the latest Geese. the finest Turkeys, and the
best display of Poultry, 20 10 the Fulton
Market and buy where you can rely on square
dealing and everything as represented.
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ART LOVERS.

Living Pages From Many Ages QUO beautiful
illustrations. ~ 5U
Poet and Painter lover 100 beautiful illustra-
The dresden Gallery of Fine Paintings. ..... so
Beautiful Pictures from the British Art
OalleTles. ~ w
Great Painters with 200 engravings)... 10 00
Gems of Modern Art Gin water colors). $500. 80
Masterpieces Of Antique Art. 10 90
Dore Gallery 5 90
r.. =
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BEsT champagne in use, Eclipse Extra Dry.
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Extra Sugar-Cured Hams

,v1HEsE HAMS ARE CURED EXPRESSLY FOR
us East, and imported direct in Sweet Pickle
and by our own process carefully prepare, smoke
and brand them. They are the most popular brand
Of HAMS in this market, more than twice the
number being sold than of any other brand. They
are cured with White Granulated Sugar, and are
Fresh, Juicy and Delicious in flavor I; they are
uncovered and the closest cut HAMS in the
market and are therefore the most convenient and
economical for the consumer. 1t is acknowledged
by ali they are the CHOICEST HAMS ever offered
in this market, and no Grocer can afford 10 be
without them
With the TradeMark, "oUR TASTE"
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LOVERS TO SWEETHEARTS,

Ballads Of Beauty, beautifully illustrated.
Hanging of the Crane, beautifully illustrated.
Gems Fl ON Tennyson, beautifully illustrated.
Lovers of Provence, beautifully illustrated....
Farm Ballads, beautifully illustrated. 1900.
Farm Festivals, beautifully illustrated. 1000.
Tho Coldnn Gift beautifully illustrated ..... 2
, 1881-05-14

tonic, md Durno Ionca, copies Of Fra Angelicn's
anu ttlotto,s painting. and n one or iWo rooms
cx1lils.t old ctna. ElrEhNt 1stt3o fenhiisir nick.
tlneks In the wny Of tho Vutittnst nnltnnla and
cytrnvnunt1cr III china were OIL every t1nntrF-
piece: III many roorhH beautiful i1nwrrs were
ErDwlnY. WIS exceedingly nm,sctl upon |tttinR
up n tiny phntnHrap phtel newApapcr lynn upn1l u
tnl,c. beside hacks nf tho sn1,rteat Description,
10 find that It was n copy .of tho S1ortta.i a,;,l
Dramatic Nrlrs. Pcaenck fcnthors were snrEcly.
used In !crnrntior, rsncniniIy in one lpn'ltltNt
NhIili. where grGnt ptlrtlrre wits cnt1rety rnln.
Htsst4l ut thCnt. I do int rrHlf1nlNr tr9 rnotn
which ool1h be called other thnn tasteful: they
wer, NEST OF them murC Or less nrt1aticAhy
furnished: t,1prc WIS slight snntcress. pcrhai1s,
nlRlt.t thotn. hut In all nn nthltaphrrc 0t c0r-
fort aud ho1ncllnrsa, pleasant #, eho Txtfc1ne.
a Hr'ut many nf tho MONS wa enokct! into wer6
ocuupitAl by lntlIea and EcntletnHn IN tnorc nr
less rirneet conversation. AZ rcuiishr lntervn!s
MI nionR thu corridors wcrs risirt,h ht1a hplli-
nnGcs III ensr at i'r. n!ii nm told tint tho eiif-
ton girls nrb .rgit1Arir utrnftfIcd into y Ilre
brigade, which turns out once week and nx.
tt,lg,1Isilus MI Imaginary fire: 70 thnt In tho
evGtlt Of Il rcul ono cach girl would be at hg.
post III II moment. knowlng wherein Rhe Gould
nuke herself most ,,fcful, and doilg It ifnlnn-
!. dintcly without fuss ur excitement, Surpera
werc laid nut In yurons Of the lecture. r0s't,,s
anu hrtwccn hnIf-tmst 10 unh II tho aD mud Mltl
guests l1nt taken their atphrtiirc. md tho ril-
tr,Ec wns ottcc again wrapped In It's usual still
ness.
, 1881-05-14

wnn ainr. II WINS mt rms. -
nofi.r m hour ,oforp. t,,t ~ llah Inend.s
4 sirn nj, IN, ntutr withnt,t ,i h0" b" llnarrri
vrr hnro yjuIr corrrt II,.f ,,' 49,, a L'rsy: "Eii
,,.. -. .'.',1,' n"'t
woman natufhllf Rtf1etl with on,o1.
n1,1eF n, ,,3,t ,Or 1 Rf.sr t *fposs.sorn r ~ ~
n; Mt su'" ~ ~ Hrry. very irw wtnsn 'naa
oApeEt.Mu sa;!tets y! nntiny rnri'rf.r Afr .h. ~.
seI nt tGe. " snH at.d mud nor IN h..r ra
AIN ~ .o n.tt.s s unem11 inF III" ,4Irrs t tnyfHia.
This ts tho wnY Ehictur, w,n,.,,
, 1881-05-14


A sewtng-girl 1T Springfield, Mnss., has had
n romnntEc experience Which Is worth tho
telling. Several months ngo a man at Du-
b,,1uc, H., advertised It, ut, Eastern Massa-
eIl,isetts pNper for wife. Among swartn
Of nl,swers which he received were two from
two girls III that city. who replied just for
tho fun of the thing Ono Of them repre-
srnietl herself M young widow, and her
lively nccount Of herself md hcr clrcaln,-
stances was very largely fictitious. especially
that which toll livery incidentally, ns II 1t
WIS nf no coiiscQuence) Of tho snt'g sum OF
money left Ilcr by tl.u dear delartrA. S!lu
never expected 10 hear OF tho muttgr nEatn,
bat that was tho one ipttor out OF ~ taia MI
TS,ss5 s w.t. rssexs4 e m nese wasa Tssk %oW NJ fy o
In fact !,atl noror been married, md who was
then cuslltng llor living with her neetlo);
photographs wtro cxcla,lscdi tho letters
grew moro and moro tl'tccttonnte, Mn1ll the
yuunE woman, rualIxing ttnt thu allair was
llo tnnger II joke, .wfDte to her new-foind
a.lutrer md told l,in frankly Of her humble
circumstances. ...... ..
0f courso lle admired l,er NIL tho ,nore, ui,d
ut last; liz came FROM Dubuque to this city 70
cIatn her for lfs brltls. lilsteatl Of the slcok
and dintulligemt-look,ng and manly individual
whom sl'a Ind expected ll0lii l,is letter nna
hs 5s g9t%SFn y Tsa. se, W. hs5 xaaaS mos to III
nttracttyc. Well AhG refused him, and he. chitl-
Ing her bitterly FOR 50 dong after all tho pains
hc tlt tnkpn to win her, returned nIntlo to lOwn
/ SUPPOSE hu hadn't left tho holtsc before af1o
was aorry,-euch Ii tho flexible et,aruster Of IT,
,alo ntfecuo,-an1 it IL ccrtn'nly tr1ln tt,ut st,o
wMA very sorry, indeed, before hU Ind put n
ihOusant1 miles tttHgcn thGn,. He wrOto no
more hut tho distressed young woman wrnsc, ur
got friends tn write, to tho pastor Of the church
he Httencd ar1t1 to yAronH persons ia t)ubl1t1e,
tu find out whnt Rort Of II uiAn this wna-solnt-
thing Bhe ut,X,t to have thought of In THO first
place. Tho replies wnro uniformly conpllMen
tnry, aud every Quo Increased bur regret TINT
! Rhs, II pour sewIng-Kirl, had refused "Eootl
| nattfl." ...
Nuvnr a word came from him, and at last she
swallowed hpr pride, ra0ppn0A tho corresyond-
onee herself. mud told h.ul how shc had mis-
Judged him. and how sorry htle was that she bud
| Promptly cntna tnnnfy reply. from which pho
discovered tilnt when he visited her hcrp. ho nd
Intentionally nlnde himself III llIiAttraUtlvo ne
possible, from romantic notion that she u,Rtlt
| 10 take hilH far what hn WIS md not for whNt
he worG. OF roitrse they Wcro married. nnl tic
poor nGSinx xirl hls for her huslnna tlt,o Of tbs
Leading citizens ut Ihibulnc, md fur hor honlt
| ono OF the finest mansions III Dubuque. This
| truu story ought to havo a 1nnrnt Of n negative
sors.-.uan,cay. TINT young glrls arc not tu infe'
from It that It Ia snfc for th0m tU answer MAtCt
| monEnl advertisements, for. whcFo ono cAso d
this surt hns, like this, hnppy ssstlc. there nra
| tcn which lent1 to uhlapplncss or something |
| KUol deal worse,
, 1881-05-14

=. T., ,.,.;a.' n ~, % ,nor.ifn, d;.nen.ottor ~
~ is n,"isr Mh 'heIs''", a!spnHs"t'G" w, ~ "
post. Possibly q tlwcller III tic proyezblal
in,l,,o In tho ,,rnv,rhtoI vast w,iterness might
h,t mt,nn ~ mn m rYccntlon In this fur-rcnchinr
MT "Ion a' eHcopN'o" ~ 'a'a ... tnasss.s ,'. lug.
thinking how dismal II WIS thatlle Ind COME
Mt InYi t1, n rpvfon where no girl uppos!t w,s
tn In found In wo,,i,l aua the &" snyaee wom-
~ ioa . ~ ~ n"sIav m sIG I1,M liz ,o,'ina ~ linn
from ntilonE tho bushes OH the other Side Of
tbn a. rcnu md +hen tha us,nl Ilfrtutton with
tho lo0klnE-s!ass would begin. For tho
ass al" sn sttur osS a ts " setaepu I % H.
yent0r Of hell0grpplli Is only bnse copylst.
soulo Ingenious suba!ter1 OF o marcl.-
ling rcRi'nelt--lfter lnterehangtng look-
ing-glass signals VIII. all the pretty
unitel Kiusdoul-p probably realized ot
sudden that ii lovc-siEnals could bu thus sent
Con,illE right down tc TIC III il'qrd:pan, Of re.!
lsyi psrfsct yria.t 10 N; tlt @ se ssho sayel y"ods
command ,whv, It WIS hen.1Eel in BY tho
Xuiis lii South Afrlctt, and tint to the sanlo
snsiirntto;' fila EmsfisI avn rlso sptMs ,art Of
t,s o,,.tnss no ~ ~ rccont ey frhnn war
These aorinus facts show what III, honorable
u4Nt Important nnrt the girl 0ppoSit plays III
nioliing tlle .lesiintrs ot, i'atois alul aftrct-
ing ttte nttlrs ut Mut. Hut Wttlo her power
il exhibited must eotsp!cloilsly when TX
ulH.a in a's 70 H. a,s,'tat tin r. }"fi.
c91lnpts"' s1,!p's ,iT. - t,,9 f;m sa .'.rt
vuNs. - ~ ~. ., nau" LINN e., e's
.nvo Ut 0ho t1nle or another III tllelr ives
liuNn subject ~ Iler Will, anu WIN nave rtKl-
Intel their nerSuunl NtFulrS-thclr coming
nit xOlllgv-,iut by tle requirements ut their
nrnfi,ssioIls. hut ~ tho e1ceutrjU uhnrpeter nt
, 1881-05-14

"SafILE ONCE AGAIN."
It cost $4,000 to set UP Clcopatra's Needle
In London. Cleopatra was always m ex-
pensive girl.
Tho modern style Of doing lip a woman's
talr IL so complicated ulut 1t is difficult to
tell which IL switch.
"A,,l, o. Edward" said the girl no was
goiug To luaye behind him, "nt every stop
ping place be sure YOU write. then 20 ahead."
Some "horri,I brute has discovered that
the difference between Il WOMAN allu all uan-
breln Is, that there arc times when you can
shut UP MI umbrella.
A fat wou,an Of corluth. Miss. drank bark
tcu Il, ulnkp hqr INaIl, aud sh0 skipped Tor tito
Letter ianl j,ist two hours ahead OF = loan
woman who was eating gum arabic 10 mako hcr
fnt.
xuea it.st iuulth. and when tho upheavnl Ind
siS siaiHsa; i 'os, o. how sxsasi iii ooiovsIs for
anything.
puul l,oytou's bride, II she takos On ocean IN
her huutl, bcade wnnlug wntUred silk dress,
should hnvo high lido Bho9s Au1 wutUr waves IN
Sss hsts bnt and bs thankful aas as'ns ofe'k III
"biy dtar." said o w!fc to her husband. \
really think 1t 10 timo wo had xreanhousc.'
well. my oyo. paint T. my eolor you nlS1sesn -
husband.
Tho Now 1laven Ntglttr says tho Princess
Louts1 fruluuntIy gocs imto til. Dominion faE.
lIaMs9t an taka. tSat Mno ~ goHio,n1S Mnof MS
would b0 thoughtful enough to 0Ics har cha'r'
Thu Post oltce Department hss ruled that !t,.
hllsb4t,d hnB nu cuutrti nyHr thu cnrrasppudGhe0
| Ut ha wtfU, but thla decision Will not pr1vout
Il tliAlt from carrying bis Wlfes lctter ~ 1a III.
sda coat puukct three woaks bofoso maIltngl II.
"1,oat ye love hsE stl E. asked !hs 3aFG }I,1
| DO" sai.l Ao, ~ love her bottor still than 1ny
uthor wny; but tho trou1lu la sho VI! nuvIr ~, ~
still" AnU .luMKD, who IL u married. fnaa hlna-
| Aulr, takus tho c,lso uut0r aIrasclnunt,
"siy w!fu," remarked u promincnt manu-.
| taciuter, "t,evur AttenLs Anclotla. bha went
1 Diicc, lust but0rs w0 Weru M@rriau, and seEnX
Msssso sfe 81 ths ts s ss s
OUT ctsltile: and asked hor whers ahe m!sbsd It
a coursshlp scene.-ueorao-Oh Angelnai !
Idol Ut my b0Ing1 4tnr ot my SOULS exlstnsioo'
IL, fiax lce. ~. ~" iu.it ono e;uc mSrs :. -
}9'4 G!s2 w sq'Gt: sa44ea'i{' ,dA ps, doati;
when yOll are jn u trying situation, sWhcn YOU
tako u girl yoa lows to picnic. aad YOU Wapdea M
an1 down NY backT' don't stand stLlt With your
mouth apen: don't tatnt; don't 70 for tho xirl'a
mother-x0 for tho nut.
eator. "ra." shu would soy, "wh4t y tue wv
III Iuy uuiuy into the seteutoryf' She bud bee,
hear! iu lnilrnur 10 bur chulcest Rrnnnlar. "Ont
buliOyrtt her to bs utheEcal. Tho expenso fUr
toud after lhey should ov we'd ho folt. would %
tneonsldarAolc. It would bg emb1rraaslnN, even
ordor1 lle would d!ue In the city, but Ara
MiutA, ahu might nos xek even wing. Thsl
Wess sitting III tho psrlor together. Tae dool
, 1881-05-14
PIN-AfONEY.

A sort OF s'Mlnd-!n-n-mIst" possesses tho
American woman who attempts to solve
through tho efforts Of her own native undor-
sta,llllug that conuntlrli1n, "wliat can nn
English vito do with her large sl.ns OF pin.
money, considering that licr clothing is so
nbIccsly inexpensive, when compared to our
own gnrme,fts?"
IIer silks mud sattns, volyets and laccs, do
not bro,k her hunrt at the thought OF GUS
to,n-llouse axacttons, because t'lore are no
duties to be paid betwcOn the looms ,wllcrp
tho Ereatcat share OF these pomps and yalil-
ties nre wrought out nnd the London DRESS
SIxty por cunt Is aided to tho cost OF our
best toilets after they leave Frnnco nnd Eli
gland, mid yot tho wives Of Americans seldom
Klyen to Englisl, wives. 0uT ludfes, howeyor,
dress fur mOre attrac1iyely.,
This fact was perplexIng before watching
TIC 'netho.!s BY whls p'mpncy @ s1Hsn3; Tt
Engltsl, wives mud mothers.
"pin-nloney" Is NIL expression that camo
Into common usaED Mt q tlntV Wller y t0zci!
consldurs,l nh almost perlloasly cxtrayaKant
ansiual allowance. This quantity was considered
luxurious supply TOR MY !a.ly, and q'!te car,.-
uble and tiutailabte intaKonlatlo ulu,nonts Of
npparnl that n,Atlo our EsAnu.lMilss hntli pict-
uts'y %antft na !aex1ss;1'p'y ~ s,, MG xs
md II IL s,n,.sIv rcssiti,o thai thu hnnny ut,s.
SCISSOR Of two .loxen plus d your ever Envs su!l-
so FanSe e hsf 70 .5a ps4rs s,ra tho
IL npsn exrth INV wiz ihuusa or Istrs pil.s yos,
and not rciuumbrE .t'iat they cost anythiox ns
~! p Was mot @smnys w W " Gn,s wa,, i
beyo1i oil y rcctl nroscs i, Us esun IN this ara oi
their nhun.iance. ln.1nonsy It present M s!gni. Il.
nsS nllg.anor a!a9sgi in.st ts ,ctt % 10 Enalis
n, MSs ~ ,as;,,.y ~ II s s,tia u u h.y Tor hsr
ysarIy crrcndittr., and it ii iiisio eno,igh. iii
ihimKs eot.sdcrvl.
Tho riohust aud tue uoblest Of latl!cs below tho
rank Ut Prinaoss IL rarely endowed IT tho tlla9 HIM!
, 1881-05-14

The long, Irregular pfl1 If (sIrtOn College |
,voa frtiItuntlv, ,Ik1,ufuatrd nn W,tlupsttny |
""' D.,' ' - .,..',' .'',,, -,
tho lOtlt, nj p. tl.t AhlstMe tnre0 fllses VI |
road between Cambridge ntld GirtOlIcrUwtlru |
,,t+t ,.ot,t,,. am, .,,ujn,, rI,n. n wifi hn |
Win tt!ne'e' a''' pSue''AIs.'' "'" ~
very brillINilt," said tllU friend WHO Wna |
k1udiy linking mn. .tnverylply Cpcs.n At |
,.t ~ -. 49,. ,.s.. ~, r,,,u .,,,ro
leuetil Wy ufoFo hp nelo'e wy h''AA1 eau"'e
hail. With Its branching corridors al1tl Stt!lD
etatrcuvo r,.,l fir,, ,vus h,trnfuv fl, nt,e cor.
o'e"ne' ,., - ~ '.t 49,, -" s..., ~, r...cI. -
hef, Will llEef-skth sFEentl Ill lFo'lt VI II,
and Mt the end nj n lOEr corridor we S1lW q |
,,Iyto ~ br,l,,nntlv p,ttr., ,n1ea md ,rar IN
slo'" " oi"t4'''''3 'tt''s'. :'e+ t''s '..s' ~
out Of tire huli. -finyiur dIycste.i ourselves
ot' ule fuiatlelliiuus "lnFl!I4lrs ""'ctt le co'o
March evening llAt( rendered! necessary, we
yuoda t,ur ,rn, ,,n,v, rim Inn, rorrI,lnr 'rlIn
s""o ".'s ""' -" - ~ s ~
Hull, jarge nnu ioily room, OF somewhat IT.
regular shupe. wns 50 crowded rs We entered
- a.. :. ,,,. ,,,',.t 1,sst,,,t, ~ t,n.l ~ and
u thas IL WIS 'l1'ost H'posaio'o ~ "''u ot'apu-
tng-roo!n, mud was mt sorry wien our host-
x.. I'm ,iutrn4s ~ f;lrtnn Introduced n tvn,,.
.'eb w. ' - I " :. 81 ~. - -
t!olllaIIa atlll ll5keu 'a tahe no " tc RueHel!'
Wherefore tilu kitchen ~ Inquired Ut my
,s.,rt :. t,nrn ~, ith.u ), In. rnplfrd ~ ner.
Goeot. may ny 4"I' " F
hnps 1t Is 0io OF TIC linfs.' However. we
very soon solved t. difficulty, fur OIL rcucll-
tr,,, tho LIt,l,um. ,vl,tcI, ,lns.iv n,ftnIns tha
Ing lhe XtteAcl1, WHICH c'ose1S Au1oi''S thu
hull, We found that II Ind betn converted