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Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
Gate City News.
CLARK UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA.
February, 14th, 1885.

Dear Editor:
I have been waiting for more convent
ent time to write the many friends of the
GAZETTE from the Gate City. Things are
very pleasant around us generally, aItho'
we are in the midst of very severe winter.
We have been surrounded four days with
ice and snow.
Thursday was day of memorial for our
hero, Abraham Lincoln. All the colleges
assembled for the occasion.
To-day, we rejoice on account Of Emory
Speer being appointed to the judge, ship,
and colored boys also being appointed to
carry messages instead OF whites in this
city. in the telegraph department
We have had several sad accidents in onr
city since my last letter to you. We had
quite destructive fire that destroyed one
Of oar public school Buildings recently
We have only eight public schools for 4
population of seventy thousand or more
They are crowded to their utmost capacity.
and thus you see that a great many chill
dren will have to remain at home.
There seems to be another money ma
shine in this vicinity. The colored people
have had another warning by going into
these associations that promise 50 much
This society is the Georgia Providence AS.
sociation. 1t chartered here Two years ago
and went 10 work promising to paw SlUO or
$500, to Any member carrying certificate
and paying his annual dues and assess
ment on the same, that his gain On any OF
the certificates for one year would be from
20 to rs per cent. But to-day this society
goes to the wall with the money paid by lis
members. and some have paid more thar
really required of them by the order. They
are compelled to-day to take per cent. in
the dollar or nothing. Shocking fraud to
think Of ! Oh, how long will it be befors
my people will get rid of these burdens OF
being robbed ont of their honest earnings
l don't want to take stock against these
institutions but they seem to do more in
jury than good to us.
lam proud TO say that peace and barmo-
ny are in our midst between both classes
We have 300 students or more at CLARK
University. We have IN the School of
Theology % ministers. as the church de.
mands better ministry.
Yours truly,
Rev. w. F. S,rITH.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
| nays 8.

/ nays 8.
MIR. Sterrett offered an amenamen
requiring that misdemeanants be
worked in their own county, The
present convict system, he said, rec
oxnixed no difference between mis-
lemeanant and felon. Ii was in
{. uded when the System was estab-
lis bed that the convicts should be
70 vked on the public roads and on
9th, = improved , in their own
coun ty, and besasored a return to
this sractice. The average convict>
came eot of the Eines worse than
when hey wentin.
MIR. Bllaps opposed the amend
ment bt cause some of the couuties
had no work for their convicts and
would ha ve to impose tax for THEN
support. The present system had
worked vel ! aud had helped the coun
,iei to keep up their fine and forfeit
ure fund.
o. motion of MIR. Alexander, Mr.
Sterretl's mendment Was tabled
without div lsion.
Mr.. Samtol d offered n amendment
prohibiting the working ct misde-
meauapts in mines or on railro dis
When the convict question frs. came
up two years ago lie opposed the Idea
Of working convicts In mines, but the
advantages of congregating them SC
tha9 they could be properly inspected,
had finally overcome his objection
He did not think proper inspection
possible when the coDvicts were work
ed on railroads. lie read from the
South Carolina penitentiary report Il
statement that of negro convicts
worked on railroad IS cut Of l00
died in q year, and Of white ccnyicts
25 80 per cent per year. He hao
been told by other Senators that con
yicts could not be properly protected
in the mines.
The bill was, as finally passed in
cluded Mr.. Sanford amendment
prohibiting the working Of nisde-
meanants in coal mines or on rail
roads.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

Tie Volumes of the BAzAEheoin vifL
Tie first Number for Janua OF eaci,
year. When no time is mentioned. il
will be understood that The subscriber
wishes to commence with The Nnnber
next after The receipt Ell order.
The last Five Annual Volumes nf
HARPER IS BazAR in neat cloth binding,
viii lie sent by mail, postage pai1, or
BY express. free OF eXperse (pro,i .ea
he freight does uet exceea one dol ar
per volume, for 81 per volumc.
Cloth Gases for each volume, suita-
Die for binding. viii be sent by mali.
postpaid, on receipt oi 81 { oh
Remittanees should lie made by Fost
Office Money Oraer Vi Draft, 10 avoid
chances OF oSs.
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Address
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Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

THERE comes to cur exchange tatle
this week from Virginia, the Aleran-
dria Post and National Echo. Its Pc
culiarity is it's advocacy Of colort q
appointments by President Cleveland.
According to The Post it is "tse Or
gan OF colored Vlrginians, and rep
resents conservative principles"
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

JUDGE Jonathan Wrie ht, ex-Asso
ciate Justice of the South Caroline
Supreme Court and the first and onl,
colored man who ever held that posi-
tion in the State, died yesterday age'
Al years. He was a Pennsylvania.
by birth and went to South Carolini
in 1865 as an agent OF the Americ al
Missionary Association.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

In the discussion last week of the
Crop Lien Repeal in the State Sen
ate, Mr.. Falkner expressed it as his
opinion, that if the Repeal was pass
ed "the next Legislators from the dis.
trict he represented would be Repub-
licans. and probably a Republican
would next fill the Governors chair. .
The Repeal passed and it remains to
be seen what kind OF prophet Mr..
Falkner is.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

A NEW and very attractive visitor
among our exchanges comes to us
this week from Montgomery, The Odd
Fello,us' Journal" Az its name in
dicates, it is society paper and vii;
make a specially of the affairs anc
news of the Order OF Odd Fellows,
and also promising its SUPP ort t.
other organizations. We wish the
Journal success.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
The Barber.

When you wish an easy shave,
AS good as barber ever gave.
Just call on me ut my saloon,
At morn. eve, Oh at noon
cut and dress the hail with grace,
To suit the contour Of the face.
Nv room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen;
And everything think you'll find
To suit the face and please the mind
And all my art and skill can do,
Ii you just call, I'll do for you.
PowHATAN MCGI1I, the live aud popular
barber, may be found at his stand, on
Washington St. Don't fail To give him
call. A first-ciass shave for 10 cents.
Trim and Shampoo, or 25c0nta each.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

ALL the Executive. Departments at
Washington are having holiday until
after Monday, getting ready for the
great monument dedication coremo-
MES, to take place on that day.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

BIRMINGHAM is not happy. The
Legislature made an appropriation q
S25. 900 for an extension of the Cap
itol ct Montgomery.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

JACKSON County is much stirred ur
over the prohibition canvass. Ib
election comes off next Thursday
The Citizen says it hopes to chronicl'
an anti-whisky victory.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

To-MoRnow is Wsshington's birth
day. and will be memorable as mark
ing the completion of the Washing
ton Monument, the greatest and tall
est pile of mans handicraft in tbt
world.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

CONGRESS must get down to hare
work to wind up the important bust
ness awaiting its action. The 4th q
March draweth near.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

Now comes Birmingham with .
13 year old widow who is q school
grill The Magic City holds the fort
if the Capitol is at Montgomery.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
SATURDAY. FEB. 81. 1855.

RoscoE CoNKLrNG is advocated By
the N. Y. Herald for place in Cleve.
l,nd's Cabinet.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
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Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
DO KNOW
THAT
THAT
TtRRTIIAFD'S CLIMAX
PLUG TOBACCO

with red Tin Tag; Rose Leaf Fine Cut Chew
ing; Navy Clipping, and Black, Brown and
Yellow sNUFFS are the best and cheapest
quality considered?
S-9-ly
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21
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U()e e S11t1'

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ocratic Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians Or Man puatofs
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing a"
the News Of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sibIe Promptness. Accuracy and Impair
tiality; and TO the Promotion OF Demo
cratic ideas and Policy in the affairs O
Government Society and Industry
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-21

Rates. By Hail, Postpaid:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
Mark Twain's Tribute to His Wife

The mother Of my children dorcs ihcm
there Is no milder term for it: they even
worship anything which The touch or her
hand has made sacred They know her
for the best and truest friend they have
ever had, or ever shall have. they know
her for one who never did them any
wrong, and cannot do them a wrong: who
never told them lie. nor tie shadow o.
one; who never deceived them 10y even AN
ambiguous gesture, who never gave them
an unreasonable command. ror even con
tented herself with anything short Of per-
feet obedience; who has always treated
them rs politely and considerably as she
would the best and oldest in the land, and
has always required OF them gentle speech
and courteous conduct towards all, OF
whatever degree. with whom they Glanced
TO come in contact: they know her for one
whose promise. whether OF reward or pui
ishmeni, is gold and worth its fac to the
ut,ermost farthing. 10 word, they know
her and know her. for The best and dear
cat mother that liyes-and by long. long
way the wiScst.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
MORTGAGE SALE
WHE!n'EAs, DEFarLT mas BEEN MAD

VT7HEREAS. DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w IN the p9Nlr"nt II the money secured y )
n mortgage dated the 18th f.ay ~ January
\. ID. ESQ, executed by \. Adrlairt Dean aud
Anna - 10 al, hit WIFE, Ut tie village If lma,
Michigan. :" Mary :. Clark, of tn. same place
which saii mpttgr!re was recorded i'm tho o,iics.
81 the REG ~t-r of deeds of the county of Graf
Tot. IN tb'r ~ 90 mortgages, on page So. Ou
The 9Th duY of January, A. ID, i>Nl. az four
% CLOCK /. ~. ana " hrrfhs the amount claimed
IN he due IN said mnrirag" OF the date 81 this
notice u the sum IF one Hundred and Scv..tt
dollars and SiN five cents SIC. ~ of urincipnl
and interest, audIwenty five collars SO C0i as
an attorney Zee. provided for in said mort gage
aud which Is the vho" amount CLAIMED
- bc unpaid IN said mortgage. and NJ
suit or proceeding having been institute
NJ law Ia recover the arht now remain
Ing secured 10y said mortgage, or any part
thereof, whereby the powrr Of sale coat Aiued
in said mortgage hrs become operative.
Now THEREFORE,, uoti,c Is hereby given
that Icy virtue Of th" S:iid y, wrr uf sale. and in
pursuance uf The statute IN such "a cInadc AN Il
provided the said uort1Hg, will be- foreclu,ed
hv u sulc ui the premise therein dr<Cribrd, at
public Ncnduc o. The highest bidder, at the
north front DOR Of The Court House in the \ IL
lngc ~ Ithaca. IA said county Of GrutiOt. ON
fhc nth day uf Scptcmh'r neat. Ht zen o'clock
~ tn" forenoon of that day. which said prem .
is"s are described ia said Ht,riyagV ~ follows
to.wit: Commencing AZ - point thirty two e.
rods taSt " the southwest tuint rel ~. nom H.
west quarter a., az section NJ ten fiai in town
eleven III north oi rang" three 80 west. thence
running "ast twrrty-ciRtt lsSl rUds. thence
north thirty go roJ~. thence west twcnty-tig., L
80 Cd. thcnrc south thirty .Th ro.is tO ia .
plaCc OF beginning. combining five aui one q.
quarter ga acre. 81 land.
Dated juno -, A. u. lSSi.
MAR" CLARK.
JAMES T.. CLARE
Attorney tor Murtrayee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

Discriminate between Ability AMI capsc-
iiy Capacity l. the power al rocelvin.
and retaining knowledge with ease. A
bi!iiy is the power of applying knowledge
to practical purposes Capacity implies
power 10 conceive. ability the power tn
execute designs Capacity Is sho%n in
GucSness OF apprehension ability i. some
thing actually d1lre.
Discriminate between Amateur and
Nov.ce. An amateur is one who j. well
sailed in an arr, science or pursuit. hul
does not pursue iiprnf, ssionally, 4 unvic,.
is one who is inexperienced or new in any
business. profession. pursuit orart ;aiyro.
neophyte. a beginner. 4 professional
singer who Is unSkllled in The art e sing
lng would he II novice and not all amateur.
IN amateur singer may Dc one Of great
power and excellence.
DISCRIMINATE in the use 81 Caption and
Heading. II lsa perverson of the word
caption 10 Use il i'm the sense Of heading
although this is frequently done in the
United States. Caption means seizure. or
act Of taking. and not headship. Don't
cay The caption of a chapter, section.
or pagc'-use heading
Discriminate between Present and Intro
Guce. Richard Grant White ailirms that
the use Of present for Introduce lsan alice
taiinn. Persons OF a certain rank are pre-.
sen'c6 NJ court We present foreign min
listers 10 the President. We Introduce. ar
should introduce our friends 10 each
other.
Discriminate between Remember aud
Rccol,cct One must not be COMPOUNDED
with the other We try to rccollect thing
or an event when We do not remember il,
The act of re collectlng-recollectins-the
fact precedes the act of remembering.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

-Four years ago the August moon. round
and beautiful, looked down in silent grief
upon the waves that rolled up the beach at
Long Branch and moaned around The cot.
tage AT Elbcron. The ebbing Of the tide was
the ebbing of the life Of n President. and
the Nations heart almost stsoi still wait
ing for the news from the death byd by
the sea.
1t is August again. The suspense in
which the Nation has been for many weary
weeks is over aud at the top OF the noun.
tain. near the sea. lies all that is mortal Of
another President.
Both these men wore the blue and led
our armies to the field quarter 81 : cent.
ury ago. Only score OF years are mum
bertd with the past since The blue aud The
gray-all that WAS lett of thcm-march,l
TO their homes and ceased their fra,racidal
war. Then mingled with joy ut the close
Of the war came the grief over the mariyrcti
Lincoln. who fell at the hands Of the assas
sins bullet
Now over al This fair land there dr"ops
in graceful folds the wLilc aud the black
and the country mourns for another oi it,
great men gone. Lincoln. Garfield and
Grant, what names for history Grand
Rapids Herald
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

Whercss The Commissioner ~ High
ways of he Township Of Pine River. IN
The cnnntN 81 GraliDt. ln- nO,hei ihv
township Clerk - ,uid low nship ll.al tie
Iron Rr dsc over Pine River. 90 The
Township Inc between said 'TuNn-hip
nbd The township II Bethany. ard iir.
Wood n Bridge on The township line h
tween suit township and the nWa>hi 10 80
Arcadia are Ia .nch q dangerous conditions
That The cNigcE"y rNi,ls ~ rNp"ndiu. {,
greater sum than one Thousand pnilsrs
a. The proportion 81 rcpairin said hfii.r,
'~lnnging 20 said . wn,hip of Pine Rive,
\ md ih" Township ilnrd Of said iown,i,.
tti meeting dnly called. GrpuinE The
cx'srncy ~ he,nsrsui'icleri. irstr,ri,l M,
Township Clrrk 10 said township Ia CALI n
special election al he qualified .l,'ciufs ~
said township. la Vote upon The question
~ raising One Thousand Four Hundred
Dollars 81. ibh. In De- spread npon ihr r,ll
Tor the year $50. for he repairs o. sid
bridges, Therefore. notice has been Given
Ia the qualified electors az .uid tnwnhuip
that special township meeting wi! lr
ucld IN IN sad Township 81 Pine riy,r. n
Wednesday. She 18Th dRv Of Aucu,t
1883. N the huillin@ mo doors west of
IN" Harrington House. i'm the village nj
~. Lonis. for the purpose of voting upon
the question III rai,ing The sum of Fourteen
Hundred Dollars ($l Ion for the rcpairin.
or rebuilding Of said bridge over Pine riv
cr. on the township line bctw-cn srid
township and the Township Of ArcAdA
and Ia repair or .ehuIld the abuimenis az
the Iron Bridge on The township line h,..
tween said township and The Township ~
Belhany. Pals open at {? O'Clock A. "a
and close Al { o'clock y. IN.
JOHN j. MCCaRrY
Township Clerk OF the Township OF
Pine River.
Dated this lsi day Of August, 1885.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
IMPORTANT

when you visit or leave New Y orb CITY. save
baggage expressaFe and carriage hire and
,t'p ut the GRAD Union Hotel. opposite Grand
Central Depot
Elegant ron rs fitted up At cost Of ons mil.
lion dollars. reduced to 81 % ard upwards per
DAY. european plan. elevator. restaurant
snpp,,ed with the best. Horse cars. stages.
ann elevated railroads AL deppts Families
can live h'tt fer lees money ut the Grand
ia the eity ''''''
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

Over one million boxes of Ackers Dv..
p"~"'1 .4..,,s sold - re past twrivc
months. purely upon TIER merits. Why
suffer width Chronic Constipa'i,n. Dys.
pcpsla. Sour Stomach ~icA her9acir,
Heartburn. and FemAie Troubles. when
B. =. Webb offers you reii.f and positive
cure IN tbs Dyspepsia Tablets. lie sells
them on guarantee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

Il : Webb wishes To- maze an assertion
which he can back with a p0sitiv. GUAR
anice. 1t is a about Ackcr's Blood EN,r
lie claims for it superior merits over an
other remedies of Us kind. anal guarantees
for il positive ana SURF care for Rlrumnn
tism. Syphilis. and nil blood disorders.
II frees Tie kin from spots and disease. and
leaves The cOmpvAion clear Ask him
about IL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
Clear and Beautiful.

After using Hamilton. Oriental Balm.
the skin will have a fresh. clear and
beautiful appearance. Entirely free from
Tan, r. exile, and all Brmishcs. Il j 20
pcr!r"''y aarmlcSs that i; cannot fail 10
pleas u.g most f. .dious. We recon
mend i - ~ the l.lirs P,icc 80 cent
per bOl t. sod hl g. ) Wc1b
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
Conn ecNons.

Detroit, with Railroads d,Ycryiny
Plymouth-Flnt i .'crc Marquette Ry.
south u n-TolcFlo. Ann Arbor Cd Tr'nk
Ry. Air lime Div. G.. r. hy.
rnwhridge--C hicG. 4 Grand Trunk Ry
Lansing--Sag. Div I'M. {. X. r., Lake Shor,
& NichigA' +1i''Nril nv
long-D g. i M. Ry.. and stanton X Il.
ward ne aud itap.dsS Indiana. & Ii
Big Rap o.. 81. ", ny. aud G.. X. + |. Il
Eainor'-Nu. " Division ~ u. l.. An
Alma and -. i.uiiis-Sag. Val & ST L. r. X
Saginaw Citv-Sa... Div. ~ ~ g. r. X
Fast SayiarS L. &. =. N. ny, and d. i u. G.
Div. OF D. &. y a.
J. H. NCLLIEES, Gen'l Manager.
" r'"-ESrEa. Genl Pass. Agt
Geners Oihccs Detroit Mica
J. 4. PHILLIPS. Aseut. AIMS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
a Great Surnrisa

IL ~ store for all who use Krmp's Bs,mm fo +
tue throat and lungs, the great guuirant.. Il
remedy. Would you believe is thai il sol,. ou
10 i..t...s aud that each druggist II author eel
u refund your money by toe Prop i'turof his
wonderful remedy II IL tails to cure w pr.
}. D. Suydam has secured the aReucv FOR II
Price 50c and 81. Ir,u! s,lc ir,e.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
BIS. Webb would specDIiy recommend

b.. S. Webb would specially recommend
To the ladies', Ackers dyspepsia Tablets
Asa laXatiye they have no equal. They
are guaranteed 10 cure Chrome Constipa
ton. Dyspepsia. and all disease arising
from deranged stomach. With free
Use Of the Tablets, Sick Headache 10 i'm.
possible
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

While oring test we'll at 3 < Rapids
Monday, water was struck at a depth Of
100 feet, which from All inch pipe II rvs AT
The rate of 1000 gallons per day The
well will lie suns deeper and it is expected
enough water viii be- obtained To supply
The city. The quality is excellent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14

A once famous circuit preacher. bcisg
insulIed by d brother fellcd him TO the
earth and jumped upon him. A.. he pluck
ed handful after handful Of hair he muItcI-
ed between his cleuched teeth: IL il VA,
not for the grace Of God that restrain. me.
how would wool you"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-14
"A Sensible Iuan

Would use kcmp'4 Balsam for the Throat
anu Lungs. IL u curing in more Gusts OF Oids
I.uShs. Asthma, Bronchitis. Group ANA all
lht"al und Lung troubles. than any other mtul-
lcine. The proprietor has authorized Dr. j. r.
ouFdan 10 refund your money u, Httcrt king
thicc-tourths OF bottle, relief u nut obtained
Price ~ cents and 81. Trial size tree.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-24
ALL SORTS.

Herr Won Creyty of Brussels, has paid
81, 900 for the historic violin which Ole Bull
used In his American tour.
One grain of wheat developed, In three
years, into II bushels under the skillful hand
ling and care of a Dakota farmer.
Mems dinners at married mems homes are
taking the place, to great extent, of dinners
at the clubs In foreign cities.
The Bromley cocktail is a favorite drink at
Saratoga 1t Is mixture OF Scotch whisky,
rich cream and strong well sweetened coffee.
or 1Syoung women engaged as clerks In the
Eusklida bank OF Stockholm, In the past 20
years ssonly one has ever been dismissed Tor
cause.
Munich brewers extend their trade by run
ming ut their own expense, daily extra beer
trains to many cities from 20 to 100 miles dis
tant.
White Mountain resorts have CHEEKY fire
places, with steaming kettles OF apple toddy In
them for the comfort and edihcation OF Sep
TENDER guests.
The will of Jasper, Tenn, man contains
provision creating trust fund ''for suppress
Ing the habit so prevalent among menlof eating
with their knives"
breaches at camp meetings while Brother
Woodwork, her shrewd husband, runs first
class lunch stand on the grounds.
The authorized strength of he poll force
of London is 25 superintendents, t3i inspec-
tors, 1,0ji sergeants and IL l5l con>tables
making total OF 1850.
Commenting on great conte.t on the turf
Ruskin one, remarked that horse racing
should be conducted without whip or spur,
and only for laurel crown without
money"
Omaha gamble want to pay for all needed
street repairs with the understanding hat
| they are not To BE- disturbed in the pursu of
their profession for the period OF one
year.
There are 107 pretty girls, any one of whom
might pose with reasonable success as pro
| fes ional beauty in a Philadelphia necktie
factory The junior member of the firm wants
to move the shop to Salt Lake City and become
! mormon
! One of the pleasing results OF the Charleston
| cyclone was the rapid, though temporary, rise
! In wages. For time brcklayers received s.
and ST instead of 50; carpenters, So instead Of
| 81 so; laborers, So and So 80, while 50 and
were paid for skaters.
! An exquisite bit Of work is being done by
! the srtst Volp In the way Of painting fan
/ for the queen OF Italy. The design is painted
| on kid leather, and represents the queen sur.
rounded by the graces and other alleeorical
| figures, with the genius of Italy in the act
browning her.