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r.r.h.uakes ON Mt. Etna.

CArASrA, March 2G.-Three earthquake
shocks, accompanied by rumbhugs, have
been felt at Biancavila, town on the de-
cliyity OF Mt. Etna. There Is great panic
among the people OF that place. They are
building huts in the open country, Tearing
that the town will be destroyed. The
prisoners in Jail have been removed to u
nlace Of safety
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A Defaulting Tax.Collector Sen.
fnnrch

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 26.-Davld Fer
guson, late back-tax collector, was ar
raigned on one Of the many indictments
against him this morning, and was sem
fenced to five years confinement in the
penitentiary-the highest penalty. The
other indictments remain to be heard.
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Diaz in Washington.

WASHINGTON. March 26.-EX-President
Diaz and party arrived here to-day. They
were met at the depot by Senior Romero,
the Mexican Minister; Mr.. Davis, Assist
ant Secretary OF State, and Chief-Clerk
Brown, OF the State Department. and
escorted to the Arlington Hotel, where
quarters had been secured for them.
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a pr.uo.ferous Report.

LONDON, March 2G.-The Daily Telegraph
considers as preposterous the report that
the Government has sent menacing note
To Washington In regard TO utterances and
writings OF the Irish dynamite party in
America. 1t says the United States Gov
erpment's attitude OF indifference at the
rawlings Of these men is the same as that
which England has always adopted to-
wards exiles taking refuge IN this country.
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DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP 1T.
mh 3-eodtApll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

For short time wiIlse at the following prices
CABINET aud exi0 FRAMES 70 reduce stock:
SOC. Cabinet veivets at 36c.;
81 Cabinet Velvets ut &c.;
$3.50 Cabinet ve,yets NJ 81;
tl.25 6xl0 Frame stti;
soc. Sx10 Frame at 40e.:
25c. 6xl0 Frame. with mat ibest in the city), n
25c +'ss
A number OF FINE ENGBAvINGs and other
PICTURES 10 be sold ut low price,
EASTER CARDS Il half usual prtces,at s
T.. LEwIsT.
G24 No. elz Main ssress
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sugar duli; "Ac soft. SAc. biske5 steady -
|sl.Isxmsi.l9. FFcishfs dull.
CINCINNATI
CrxcIsxATI. March 2e.-glo,s es.y; f,muI NIL,
spot.. Corn duIii b5c, spot. oata duIi and l2rer
s4s forss0sy oSs!as ;raSs 4 s,ilssoS
ds: siiss. w sssS e STEADY S ss sss
is ss. q sss conn Ne. ~. S's sS
packing and butchers. t7.fO.
LOUISVILLE.
LouisymLE Marcn ye l?ur steady and
srm extra ext .n a%iIy, ss7ss4 wssss I, az
nxed t western sc rro,ion. o dun. "a. ~
~ $3.50 esar sa sScass 49,
shoulders. ss.25 clear rib, }io.e2i: clear, I'll.
tIams- sugar-cured. l2sc. Lard quiet cbolec
kettle, lac. whiskcy quiet and unchange1.
ST. LUtIs.
ST Lows Nm March 20, flssr steady and e;
fall, 81 90 lns1 .09K cash. s1.l0f 5t1 1Ik ApriA;
70. red fan tl.0lx@n; ON Corn love-;
OATS easier; 4or@S3c. cash. .Whiskey steady 3
si.15. Provisions lower: only smai! Job trade
one, principally on private terms Lara noui'
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, March 26.-Flour quiet md an.
changed; Whea. nnselt s sna ,eSs ana owsr
5O.Ge52hc. cash, 6u,xc. March, 60kc April
Oats opened weak and lower closing 6rm at out
PORK psn s dc closed iIsSer: az
aud March. 81 7.s7x@sis AR.'l: Lara unsettled
and generally higher; 81 .o5 cash and March,
sl1 .05@sl l.Q7s April Bnik-meat IN f,ir de.
mand; shoulders, 87.66; short RIB, <s.9o; s6off
clear, sl0.3J.
MILWAUKEE, March 26.-Flour In fair d. mand
aud steady, Wheat tame; No. hard. el:l4
soft. cash, u .o6; April, st.03is Corn weaker;
No. Q, 53c. Oats quiet and unchanged. Provisious
quiet. Mess pork, sfS09&le.10 cash and March.
Lsrd-Prime steam, . Lib cash and March.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 26.-Becf-catre marset
slow, opened q Shade better, aud closed duh and
shade OF; very hest, 6xG7c.; frat Qn3iity. 5tee
Glc.: medium, 4,rd &c.; ordinary. 39sfc.: most
sales from to 6ac.; receipts. 7SS head: Slies
673 head Swine fn fair supply vi b Gully med
crate demand; receipts, 1859 head; quotations,
9s@1lc. shcep-Receipts, 3,1z7 head; auots-
tions, 4@et7Ec.
NEW YORK COTTON FUruREe.
NEW YORK, March &c. -Cotton-.Net reeipt<,
5 bales; gross receipts, $3.50 bales. tu,ursS
closed weak; sales. l54 900 bales; March. elc9e
$1,000; April. fl0.0l@Sl0.0<: Nav. ef0.l8;
Juuc. elO29@4lO.30: July, f10.4l@tlO.l2;
August. eIO.52@slo.53; Sepember, el0.2S@
siO.32; October, &10.O6Gs 0.06; November.
s9.964s9.9s; December. s9.0e@tl0.
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Dukes Given fwenty.Four Hours "a
Leave.

PITTsBURGH, Pa, March IA special
to the Chroaicle from Uniontown, Pa,
says that N. L. Dukes arrived there from
his stepfather's last night, and this morn
Ing committee of'citizens waited on him
and presented him with resolutions adopt
ed at an Indignation meeting lately held
there. They also gave him notice that he
would have twenty-fonr hours within
which to transact bis business and leave
the town. II be attempts to remain It Is
tuvusu. tleas viii Nv .gouvie.
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BERLIN. March 2s.-The treaty Of com
r,ercs between Germany and Mexico has
been submitted to the Bundesrath. 1t sc.
cures the safety Of the retail trade and
freedom Of property owned By Germans In
Mexico from forced loans or war charges.
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Amongst our many bargains In DRESS GOODS
and DRY GOODS Of every description we win
offer this week
100 dozen FRENCH-w0vEN, DOUBLE
SPLIT, FULL-BONE CORsETs, bought ut q
large bankrupt sale In New York, at SOC. worth
fully 75c.;
Also. a lot OF those special sATrEEN CORsETS,
in white, red, black, and blue, at Soc, would
be cheap at 75c.;
A full line of DIR. WARMERS HEALTH AND
NURSING CORsETs; Roths Double Bone,
Longfellow. Madame Moody's Abdominal, the
Helen Baby, and other popular brands, always
on hand;
In PARAsOIS we show complete line IN all the
new STYLES at lowest prices.
o''' eSi'' '"N LEVI lTEXTER'S,
nh os. su. Tn ThtJel6 3O7 Broad street.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MARCH 26.-Prices this wceh ranged as follows:
Reef Cudie.-very best, &C.; good " prime,
8@6Sc.: fair 70 medium, 4a@5e.; common, 3'se1
Sic; bulls, 3t@4fc.
Tiich Coics.--s27@t65 per head
Hogs--9tIllc.,n net.
.S.eep.-4k@6kc.
Vedis.-t6@sli.
About 243 head Of beef cattle, 332 hogs, and
los sheep were on the market
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Newspaper Consolidation.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., March 26.-The Daily
Observer and Daily Journal here were con-
solidated to-day under one management, to
be called in future the Journal Observer.
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An Editor Drowned.

SAvAYSAH, GA, March 2G.-Chsrles
o. La Motto, OF the Morning NeicS's edi-
torial staff, was drowned in the river below
the city yesterday by the swapping OF a
boat
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Probably Fatally Bcaten.

Especial telegram 20 Che Dispatch.J
PETERSBURG, Va, March 2C.-In quar-
rel this evening between George Randall
and Alexander Davis, two colored men Of
notorious character. the latter was terribly
beaten, and his death is believed to be
certain. Davis is a musician OF some note,
and two years ago organized and travelled
through Europe with a minstrel compa-
ny, performing before many eminent per-
sonages. The fight occurred in Dayis's
saloon. Randall, who was also injured, is
In Jail.
Ii. Jay Gould and family passed north
through this city this evening on their
return from Florida.
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LONDON, March 26.-The great review
and sham fight OF the volunteer troops are
to take place to-day at Brighton. The
weather Is fine and cold, and favorable
for the movements OF the men, about
20. 600 OF whom will be engaged.
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Tobacco stcmmeries Burned.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, March 26.-Kennedy &
Beasley's tobacco stemmeries here were
burned last night. Loss on building, $780,
600, and on contents about $4,000. The
origin Of the fire is supposed TO have been
incendiary.
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LONDON, March 28.-Queen Victoria was
able to-day to attend the baptism Of the In
FAINT daughter Of the Duke and Duchess Of
Albany.
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Loypos. March 2e.--The Press Associn-
,,o,, 0s ssvs The proposed addition to the
dst.ctiye force Of London will take the
form Of political police, similar to those
in berlin anu PARIS.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March -Nooa.-sioeks dull.
Money. SOLO per cent. Exchange-long, 419s;
short, 4s2H. state bonds dull. Governments
strong and higher.
IL entng.-rxcnange, 479k. Governments
slightly higher; new SIS, lO3a bid new AS
lI2H; new As, 1870; new 81, lu3A. Money. l0@
per cent. states neglected. Treasury balances
Coin, Al21.S35: currency, t6,S20.
Stocks dull and heavy, closing steady and slight
Y
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VIENNA, March 29.--The Presse asserts
that Mr.. Parnell, I'm an interview a3 Paris,
gave his word OF honor that three Of the
Irishmen recently hanged In ireland were
innocent Of crimes for which they were
executed.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER.
A CASE STATED BY DIR. B. $. HARDY, HOOKER
TOWN, GREENE COUNTY, ~. c.

TOWN, GREENE COUNTY, NJ %
NV sou, a young man. suffered from Stonc IN
the bladder, Of mi-red character, Consisting
chiefly OF Calcium, Carbonate, ana Phosvhssu.e.
the case without benefit, put him upon Bniisio
Litha Wat r. Spring No 2 the use OF wnieh 10,
intervals Of Grarel of small size, and at times OF
particles Of Sand. followed some limo afterwards
by the discharge Of Stone, weighing Twelve
grains (the rges,, am confident, ever she" 70
pass through the Urethral, virtually ending ms
troubles since which time any unpleasant symp-
tom has been relieved by the use OF the water ior
short tima Its action IN this case mas oeeh ihoceo
wonderful"
For sale In Richmond by o .
PURCELL. LADD CO.. Sole Agents
lmh l5-eod2wj
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Share speculation opened arm and prices showed
an Improvement Of h9s: over those OF saturday.
During the greater part Of the FIRST hour OF busi-
ness the market continued nrm and = further ad-
cihc preferred and Central Pacific, after which
the market became very dull and heavy ana the
general list fell Of tpt, the Latter Union Pacific,
while Central Pacific broke TO 7613 from 7e1.
Part Of this decline was subsequently recovered,
bnt the market again became dull aud weak, and
in the hate dealings fell OF h9A, the latter Central
Pacific, while 81. Paul, Minneapolis aud Manitoba
dropped TO l56Is from 1564 at noon. The market
closed steady, hut compared with Saturdays clos
ing quo tstions the list Is fraction lower. Trans
actions aggregated IL 1000 shares,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 26.--Yrginia e's, CONSOLE
dated. 40: second series 35s; past-dne coupons
a; new SIS, 500. Bid to-day.
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BRussEIs, March 28.-The sentence Of
death against the Peltzer brothers has
been committed to lifelong penal servi-
tude.
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COURT ORDR1S.
browns ADMINISTRATORS

BUR TONS ADMINISTRATIVE. &C.,
IN Tue cHANcERx couRT on yuH CITY on RlcH-
N0xD. t.I
The following IL copy Of yhe decree entered IN
His cause on the 24th DIV Of Oetobcr, 1854:
at IL adJuged. ordered. and decreed BY the
Court that Lewis hooker. In HE ~ysrAi cspseiues
10 personal representative Of Cbafles Lisscn
brown, lhsmas Brcwn. and 2. wilkis hrown, d
ceased, do render before Thomsa j.. Evans. con.
missioner OF this court an account OF his sranac-
ions ~ such; In taking which accounts aid COM
.nissioner shall reg I'd .. prtsa Eaete correct tne
&C parfs accounts OF said personal representAiive
heretofore settled ~ hun. but subject 70 sef.
charged or fslsihed any errors apparent On tne1r
fscespr ~ ssiisf.c,ory evidence u I may D. tn-
trod,ccd before him Sv any arty Interested"
To 4. 8. Broses dsd others.
COMMISSIONER Ofrscxl
RICHMOND, March l2. l683.
Tho parties interested are hereby n.aeed ~. ss
have dxed on the tlru DAY on APHiL. leoSs
a. line lime, and nav ofacc, In TIE city Of nieh.
mons, a. the place to execA.e the sAio aeers seo
THOMAS >. evANlA
NH la.vusw CemEisa4on11
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FRRTILlZERa.
TO FARMERS

NOTICE ~
vr ~ snS mya STANDARD" BRAND 0F PLAs-
FER which Is uneguaed by any ON ,ne NV nnu
s ar q" i.s own merits. Having carefully selected
my um can furnish The best quality i ana nd nav nav
sr .s shty Srouud as l Win nss keep supply on
ma hut srjnd IL after receiving orders on snort
ost nos'ce' iS'' WILLIAM T. KING,
sioc 10 $500 ".-..-....;rlsa.;:a ayS.ae,
NH S-9m xV~ -
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CUrICURA SOAP.-Sales during 1881
" and 1882, 100000 cakes.
NH 27-Tu&W&w
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THIS NONDERFUL REMEDY

4. Henry Wilson, Lawrence, Mass, says; The
surgeons pronounced my case Diphtneria, and de-
eided that no remedie, could reach 1t. Perry Da-
yis's palu-iii,ler saved my life"
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DENTISTS.
MACHINISTS.
WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND COAL.
CLEAN COAL, WITHOUT SNOW.
" BEST ANTHRACITE, freshly mined;
[ ROWN-IiIfL sPLINT. best IN market;
WFST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL:
AND STEAM and SMITHS;
FOREST PINE WOOD. sawed and spht
NH rs s. r. LATHRoP.
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MIsFIT STORE.

Since our opening in this city II has been the aim
OF the MIsFIT STORE to prove 10 you by both
word and deed that our departure from the usual
system Of doing business benefited you by enabling
us 10 undersell all our competitors. We have ad
dressed you with no fro;hy vaporings. We have
used no expensive tricks to attract attention. We
have uttered no buncombc. What we have done,
however: SOLD GOODS AT REMARKABLY
Low PRICES, and we intend to keep right along,
selling FINE GOODS at such Low PRICES that
Will enable us to deserve the title OF RICTIMOND's
CHEAP CLOTHIERs.
SPRING OvERCoATs from si.2J to $40;
SPRING SUITS from sc to s35;
BOYS SUITS Jagged IL to III from 81 to as;
PANTLOoNs from $3.50 81.
MIsFIT STORE, 9l2 Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Open evenings TIL o'clock saturday, 10
o'clocks NH 27-3t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1858.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. merchan-
iise and passengers, G. W. Allen 4 Co, agents.
Steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, mercLaa-
disc and passengers, j. W. Mc(anfck, agent.
schooner Sarah Wood, clifford, Boston, guano.
Allison & Addison.
schooner w. W. Hackctt, -. Baltimore. sand.
Il. Wendenburg.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Guyandotte. Rely, New York. mcrchsn-
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen CO.
steamer Wyoming, smith, Philadelphia, mer'
chandise, j. W. McCMTick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk. United States
nail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. Tatnx,
superintendent.
boy, railroad Ties, Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. MARCH 20, '6S.
tBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolk, usr-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
galway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
Steamer Accomac. Uelk. merchandise and ras-
engers, Smthield. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land saileh on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud OHIO
Railway Company land sailed on rrturnl
Schooner Harold u. Cousins, Smith, New Bed
ford, to load coal.
SAILED.
stcamship Pedro, Gortix, Liverpool from Port
Royal, having coaled.
Schooner Kate r.. Clifford, Wright. Boston, coal.
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
4 MOTHER CARD.

-
4 MOTHER CARD.
We would respectfully ask The attention Of our
friends and the general public 10 our new stock Of
MEMS FURNISHINGS
lust received for the spring trade. Our Mr.
MILLER spent two weeks In New York city, dg-
ring which time he gave that market thorough
inspection before making his selections. We can
show the
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF ENG
LIsH, PLAIN, AND FANCY HALF
HOSE, INDIA, 4SD MERNo
GAUzE UNDERWEAR
ever opened IN the city. Our stock Of
NECKwEAR
WAS selected in the piece and made up to our Or
DER and embraces the latest styles, made up in the
most artistic manner Of select patterns. These
goods we're bought for CASH, and viii be sold
VERY LOW.
Ii. T. MILLER & CO.,
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
[mh 25-su,Tu&Th3mJ
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BUFFALO LTTIIIA WATER.
-7-~~>-~>-
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
sUPPLANTs THE SURGEONS KNIFE
STONE OF THE BLADDER.
STONE OF THE BLADDER.
ITS GREAT SOLVENT POWER, &C.
STONE OF THE BLADDER.

CASE or DIR. b. j. WRESTLING, OF MIDDLE
TOWN, PA, STATED By HIMSELF.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAIt MaRcH zOF Ic5os
SALEs-FiRsT BoARDs-l0 shays Petersburg
Railroad stock at 2oa, 10 do. Mt 2o&, 40 do. at
20A; 90 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
aaoa q
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HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.
This elegant snd ncwly-frrnished hotel j. nov
open for the reception OF guests. This hotel bay.
ing been lifted mp with the greatest attention 70
he modern requirements CT tic travelling public
supplies want long exrei .encei by those visiting
Hampton In quest of comfort, eco aomy. civi'ity,
well-pr"pared food, cleanliness, and poiitencss.
seals ut all hours in restaurant. Special terms
for families.
Large sample-rooms Tor commercials. whose pa
ronage Is especially asked for. Com nercia rates.
SO per day. Il. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NH 4-d3m Late Manager Of Bon AIR Hotel.
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Libeous Leach. Nashua. N. H., says: Z" had
pa,nerscolic and diphtheretc sore throat very Sc
ycrsIy. Pain Killer drove both away"
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CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, &c.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH, NATTlNGs,
PAPER-HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES and LACSs,
RUGS, MATS, &c.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON 4 SONS,
1904 MAIN STREET,
de 2e-sm RIcHNosp.VA.
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DRY GOODS.

CONE AND SEE
ao7 BROAD STREET.
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THE SUMMER GIRL.
A Charming Creature Who Reigns snpreIne
During the Hot Weather.


Trenton IN. j. Times.
The summer girl is a peculiarly American
product. No other soil, so far as known, has
ever produced her. She seems to have been
discovered several years ago by some college
students, and has since been cultivated to
large extent all over the country. She is a
very popular creature in certain quarters,
and possesses undoubted charms and has
her advantages 1t might not be amiss just
now to enumerate a few of her uses.
The summer girl is a great convenience.
She does not expect to be fondfed and fed on
dainties during the winter The young man
who eultivates her acquaintance knows just
when and where to find her. He is not ex-
pected to become acquainted with her before
strawberry time. She does not display her
airy fairness, SO to speak, until the ice cream
season is thoroughly ripe. The hammock in
which she swings and the perforated sleeves
that she wears do not appear before June.
The summergir is sentimental Having
an active existence only during the warm
months, it becomes necessary for her 20 lay
in stock of sentiment during three months
that will last throughout the year. There
fore, she is very sweet, very tender, very ca
ressable. The young man who claims her
for his own from June to September is be-
lieved to have very soft" time of it. He
is supposed, in sentimental slang, to have all
the hugging and kissing he wants. The sum-
mer girl always has supply of kisses on
hand. 1t is true some of her kisses are rather
stale, having been kept all winter, but when
they are warmed up they pass very readily
for fresh ones. The young man who Guilt
Yates summer girls is not very particular
what kind of kisses he gets so long as they
are the cling kind.
The summer girl is pretty. If she wasn't
pretty she wouldn't be a summer girl. She
wears pretty girls dresses, has a pretty
girls teeth, and puts on pretty girl s smiles.
She also has dimpie or two to add to the
picture. She is usually plump, but not
stout; we'll formed but not rotund The
young man who pays for her strawberries
and cream, and takes her to pienics where
they play copenhagen, is always proud of
her The summer girl never gets soiled or
looks dirty. She even manages to keep her
back hair in good shape after a huggng
match.
The summer girl is not very expensive.
Her wishes are few and cheap A row on
the river now and then. an occasional buggy
ride, plate of ice cream of warm evening
and an escort to picnic about once in two
weeks nearly sums up her wants. Being
only summer girl, she does not expect
those presents and that devotion that belong
to the regular, every-day-in-t he-week and
twice-on-Sunday all-the-y ear-round girl. The
summer girl is more like some luscious fruit
that comes only for time and then is gone
for the year, but is peculiarly sweet while it
lasts.
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Advice to Those About to Marry.

Detroit EreS Rre5s.
Il understand" began the president, as the
meeting opened in due form, dat quite a
number OF de members of dis club am gwine
to be married doorin' de summer. OATS all
right an 1 wish EN- much joy, an shall be
glad to witness de obsequies of each an eb-
cry one. But, want to say few words in
giBeral. In de fust place, am you gwine to
mary fur love or for sort O. bizness part
nership? If you answer fur love, let me warn
you to be sartin dat you doan' mistake de
sentiment Many young man who thought
his heart torn by love has plunged into mat
rimony to diskiver dat he simply had
admiration fur $50 set of
false teeth an high instep. If
you answer fur a sort of bizness partnership
let me warn you not to expect too much
You won't love de woman, an she won't
trust you. 1t will be sort O. boss trade in
which both parties will be cheated, and both
continer to be mad about it, You kin git
along after fashion, an people who see her
on your arm at a circus won know how you
fight at home.
If you mus marry, let common sense
have a show in de transackshun. Doan'
90 off yer feet bekase you meet a gal who
kin sing like robin, smile like a rose an
jump Of street-kyar widout boderin' de
driver to stop. A wife will have much to
do besides singin' an cultivatin' dimples.
If you am gwine to marry ak yerselves
how fur $40 per week will go when divided
up fur clothes an pervishuns an house rent,
an fewel an ineidentials. Befo you fail in
love wild gal who looks too sweet fur any
thin in a red plush sacque, kinder fgger
on how many SIGH buds your income would
afford her Befo' you am all broke up ober
gal who plays de pianner, talks French,
paints landscapes an reads poetry, jist sit
down an fgger who am to cook yer meat an
taters, patch yer cloze, darn yer socks, an
help We make s12 buy SIS worth of things.
Befo' we let par O. fiashin' eyes an cum
an see if de owner has got a temper like a
wildcat. Marriage am a lottery, simply be-
kase people take each odder insight an un-
seen.