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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
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GALyESTON,
a Dynamite FEctory-A Cook Killed on
the Wharf.

A Dynamite FEctorg-A Cook Killed on
the wharf.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 29.-Joseph
McCsndle, cook for party of screwmen,
cied very suddenly at an earlY hour thus
morning 81 Kuhn's wharf. The party had
been outside slowing cotton, and when
they landed a. the wharf j. Was very dark
and MCCsndl1 w'lEsd { L the platform
and fell about SIX feet, Tupturiug his
spleen, and expired in short time. he
was married snd lesves family to mourn
his untimely loss This is the third IA
tsltty that has occurred On the whsrves
in the past week.
A movement is siaot to establish on
Galveston Island a dynamite factory.
There is used snnuslly in the mining
districts Of MsXico an enormous quantity
OF this frisky explosive, some say 1000
tons. The freight is naturally very high,
and IS it is = commodity that the steam
ships won't handle and the railways
don't Ike to, 3 New York company has
contracted to supply thirty tons OF the
explosive. and claim that the difference
in freight rates will jlstify them in put
ting in plant here. II is proposed TO
begin with q small plant Of about one
half ton daily capacity, and increase II IS
business will justify.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
A CALENDAR OF CRIME.
Murder, Suicide, Outrage arc IGcluded-A
LYbohiEg Eiuoed.

Murder, Suicide, Outrage arc IGcluded-A
bohiHg Eiuded.
ST. LOUIS, Mo Nov 90 Details OF &
horrible outrage, murder and suicide,
comes from Nevada, Mo, to-day. Tie
outrage and murder wss committed shout
e'gat miles south OF Nevada, the victim
berg Miss Ella Wrsy, aged twenty. one
years, the daughter Ct ! widow lady, end
belonging to one OF The best ismilies in
that section. Yesterday Miss Wrsy &C
cclpqlied G Gorge Corp, who taught the
dis,nct school and boarded with Mrs.
Wrsy, TO the CITY. Corb returned last
night alone, and informed a brother OF
Miss Wrsy that the GIL had been dragged
from the buggy and murdered by two I'M
known men. TIE body was found in
clump of bushes near the roadside, the
young woman's throat having been cut
from ear to ear Corb WAS placed under
guard, and during the nigh. committed
suicide by taking poison, thus escaping
lynchiDg. The coronel's inquest devel.
oped the fact that the girl had been out
ragged ard then murdered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
At Knnhsn.

special TO the Gazette.
BoNRAM. Tex, Nov. 29.-ThsnksgiViug
vas observed here by business houses
closing from l. until O'clock and the
people turning cut en- mssse TO the Union
Thanksgiving services held st the First
Baptist church. ghe church was elAbor-
ste!y decorated with fru - and flowers
sud presented : dszz in appearance.
TIE services were Conouctei by the vayi-
GUS d,vines CT the city, K VS. Z Cnsad-
Ter Of the Ga School Presbyterian
church delivering the sermon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
The HkYTIEN REPUBLIC.

Return OF Soma Of the Grew Ct That NOW
Famous Vessel.
New YORK, Nov. 90 -Amorg me pas
sengers who arrived to. day from Port 40
Prince in the steamer Prins Frederick
Hendrika are Chief Off;er Smith, Chief
E agineer Malcolm and twenty-five OF the
crew of the steamer Hayden Republic.
sent home by the American cons.l q. Port
au Prince. Captain Compton still re-
mains aboard his snip with the American
fisg flying. Nelson Olson, seaman Of the
Hsytien Republic, died November II at
Port gu Prince Of yellow fever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
THANKSGIVING DAY.
1t Was Observed Yesterday at Var
ious Points Throughout
the Country.
4 General Cessation OF Businsss-Ks.
lig!ous Services Held and Fxtris.
lie Sentiment Expressed,
Thousands OF Turkeys Offlred Up As .
roken OF Recognition OF Fsvors Be
celved AT the Dtpar ments.
At Pilot Point,

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX NV. 29.-Thsnks-
giving daV has been bright and beautiful,
sud partially observed IN this city. Rev.
4. I. CraSfort, pastor Ct the Methodist
church, pTeschet sn eloquent sermon to
s good audience from this tex&:. ..hIn
everything give thanks, for this ID the
will OF God in Christ Jesus conceralps
you" The discourse wss very sppropri>
ate, and elected the closest attention.
During the hour OF serv &c several bust
ness houses and the bank were closed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30

PE5TH, Nov % -NemseT, the organ CT
Premier rNzA, III replying 10 an srtiele
in the North German Gzzette OF Berlin
declares il is the wish Of Premi TEA
to maintain treaties only as safeguard
to Austrian interests, sli he does not de-
sire TO share the DIlkaUs with RUSSIA.
H5 hopes tae German preme r Will cease
treating L sstera Africa wlIn spAtny, As IL
is nothing 10 Aus.rA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Victoria,
COLONIAL INTERFERENCE.

MELROURRE Nv. % Ia the assem-
big To-Day Sir Bryan OognIeD, ex-
premier, moved that that body support
the other colonies in regard &c the ques-
Iioa CT tne imSerial government consul,
ing the colo nal ministers before ap.
pointing governors. The motion Has
rejected. The resUl. CT the division was
received with cheers for the a eu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
At EnYt smith.

Special 70 .he Gazette.
FORT smith, ARK, Nov. 29-Thanks-
giving WAS observed here to-day by the
closing Of the postoftise, banks and other
public Institutions, and The consuming
OF numerous turkeys. A feature Of the
occasion was the dinner given the JIG
prisoners in the UliIed States prison,
where twenty-six turkeys were comforts
a0le stored away, besides other suo5taa-
tlals, IS well rs delicsc!es. Services
were held at 81 churches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
MS: 1.-THE time is now favorable for US

lows: "The time Is now favorable for Us
as I.yer before. Radical SO: ial reform
is necessary, for the peasant citizens suf-
iers equslly with the workman The
supposed OH ct Of lhe manifesto Is TO
gain more 81, und upon which TO coLduc:
tie agitation than is permitted under the
present laws sgairst socialists excepting
st the period CT elections.
The Duchess Of Albany arrived to-day
st Arohsen for prolonged stay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TIN, Nov. 90 -Thauksgiv-
ing services were held st the Methodist
church st 10 O'Clock this morning, at
which Rev. Worley preached very able
sermon.
Professor J. s. TomIIn gsve the teach
ers of our public school Thanksgiving
dinner ST MS residence toeGaY, a. which
all the teachers were present and County
Judge W. Il B1!l3ck and representative
7. A. Fuller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Mutilated IN n hili.
Special to the Gazette.

SpbcEdI " SHb UaAcbtcs
HOUSTON, TEX NCI. go James John,
son, colored man employed at the cot
TON seed oil mills, while at work this
morning, fell into . seed colveyer and
had one CT his legs broken and was horri.
bly, mutilsted before the machinery could
be stopped. The leg will be smputated
and he may recover, though his injuries
are serious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
at HuntEValIor

Special 10 the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, NV. 29.-The day
was Observed st this place by 3 union
Thanksgiving servics held at the Prasoy-
terrain church being conducted by Rev.
W. L. Kennedy CT the Presbyterian aud
RsV l. R. Desn Of the Baptist church.
The Normal Institute and various other
schools SIS usual gave holiday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Spain.



MADRID, Nov 90 the cabinet has sp-
proved bill watch grants suffrage to all
parsons ever twenty tive years Of age who
have had residence of two years in the
same place, except c iii ;ers, soldiers, pau
pers and criminals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Cuba
VARIOUS MATTERS.

HAVANA, kN5y. 29.-rhe government
finally has prohibited the sales Lf al
lottery tickets exec pit those OF Havana.
A FIRE which started in the liquor dis
tillery owned BY S.ncr Camps IL SsE-
ttsgo, Cuba, destroyed the distillery sad
five other buildings.
TIE prospects for the 1cxt tobacco
crop coatiI ne gratifying.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
sbo otipg Array at sirawn.

STRAwN, TEX Nov. 29.-While re.
sisting arrest for disturbing the peace
tonight sbout o'clock on the west end
OF the depot A McCullum WAS shot by
Constable W. R. Had, the ball entering
near the spine, passing through the body.
Hall WAS also shot, six balls from q shot.
gun taking t1actsin the right arm. Nc
Cullum is in critical condition. There
Is dispute as to WHO i,ed the first shot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Italy,
RUS sIA AND THE VATICAN.

ROME, Nov % After conference with
Cardinal RImp2la ard Russian El7oy
I5Wol. Ky the pope proposed to establish
diplomatic relations with Russia the same
as between the vatican and Germany, q
Russian minister being sent 10 the Vsti-
can,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Germany,
SOCIALIST MANIFESTO.

socialist MANIFESTO.
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Soclslist members
Of the reichsssg have published an appeal
10 their supporters to continue their agi-
tation and to collect funds for defrsying
the expenses Of the mex. election, which
Is expected to take place in the sutumn
OF 1889. The appeal continues as fol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
France.
WILL BE REF5PRED

PARIS, NV 20 In the chamber OF
deputies to-day NJ. Fioquet announced
that the demand OF Deputies Rtysnal,
Reach and Sails for the prosecution Of
M. Numahilla5 would be referred to the
bureau.
PRIVILEGED LOAN.
PARIS, Nov. 80 IL Is stated thst the
next issue Of the Psnsms lottery loan will
be privileged above all others il tie nsts
ter Of interest.
DUEL ON The TAPS.
PARIS, Nov. 90 N. Paul de Roulede
sud 81. Reinsch, editor Of the r puollque
Franchise, will fight duel tomorrow.
The trouble Was caused By an article In
the paper attacking n. de Roulede.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
at Dallas,

special ID the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Nov. 29 Thanksgiving
day WIS observed generally in Dallas.
The churches neld services and hundreds
Of people attended. The hotels, board
ing houses snd private Residences all
served great dinners, and few, IL any, OF
Dallas actual sud phantom population
went hungry. 1t m ght be stated with sn
ordinary degree of ACCURACY tia. even
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
At Denton.
Special TO the Gazette,

Special TO tue Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, NOV. 29.-Tle observ,.
ton OF Thanksgiving day WAS geaarsI
here. The business houses all closed
from II to 2 There were services at the
churches. The Thanksgiving turkey WAS
served in every quarter OF the city, anc
general good time prevailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
at Mckinney,

Special 70 the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, NV. 90 Thanks
giving was observed here to day. Business
Douses including saloons ali closed doors.
Religious services spiced with patriotic
sentiment were held. a nice collection
for the widows and the orphans was
feature snd will add q turkey or two TO
humble homes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
OKLAHQFA COLONY.
I. Is Eel m sd bS lhs Settlers nj OIL. h. ma.
Its Purposes.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, NV. ga special
from Oklahoma, 1. T., says the settlers
held meeting .! that place yesterday
a1d organized colony to be knownissitte
Oklahoma colony for the protection Of
their rights and to let the outside world
know how they are prospecting. They
peti,ioned the president to let them make
settlement for the vast herds which are
held there Illegally, and showed up the
fraud, which existed. The colony will
locate all the new corners free of charge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
Ireland,
SENTENCED FOR SPEAKING .

SENTENCED FOR sPEABING.
DUBLIN, Nov. % e. Walsh, proprie-
tor OF the People, paper published At
Wexford, hss Ueen senterced to five
weeks imprisonment for mixing speecnea
intended to intimids:e the people.
RENTS REDUCED.
DUBLIN, NoV. 90 -Che land commits
sion has reduced rents on the Fernmart
estate bt Killarney per cent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
India.
DUFFKRIN RKCEIN

DUFFERIN RECEIVES AN GRAFTON.
CALCUTTA, NV. 29.-LOrd D1ferin,
x-viceroy CT IOdis, srrived here 10 day.
prior to his return 20 England. BE Ie-
Ceyed Al ovS!ion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30

THE sERvIAN Ex QUEEN.

THE sERvIAN E1 QUEEN.
BUCHAREST, Nov. % Eek Queen Nats,
lie Of SeIvia left for Yslta topGay. She is
about to publish number Of letters re-
cei7ed by her from King MIsn.
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At Auktlp .
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX NV. 29-The depart
nen.s and many business houses were
closed to dsy, bu. twenty teams and fifty
men were at work cutting away the hill
on which the old cspltol building once
stood. The federal Dag proudly foated
from the pirapeis Of the new capitol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
UanaCa


OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 29.-It is tticislly
announced parliament Will meet for the
dispatch OF business en- Thursday Jsnu
ary 81
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CONTINUED on Fourth PAGE.
Dodge City times., 1888-01-12

old man. as they went in to dinner.
you'll have to Feep . sharp eye on
this young fellow. when you two are
marrisd. He'll always invent some
plausible excuse for his shortcomings.
and brazen it out with cool effront.
erv."
But Grace only laughed. and Frank
echoed it. Such is the frivolity Of
young animals of the human species.
As for the Tomnoddys and Top
loftys, they had no notion how the
thing was done. but affected to be very
angry that it hail been done at all
But that was all sham. They were inn
mensely pleased, and among them or
dered over a thousand copies for dis
tribution among friends and acquaint-
ances. The account was SO full. the
description SO brilliant the speeches
so fine-Frank had altered their SYM
tax little-ihat the paper went off as
fast as it could be printed. The Gro'ol.
er people didn't affect to be angry
they really were. They showed their
vexation BY limiting that the Tomnod-
dys and Toploftys had furnished all
the information. That did them harm
and the Blazer good. for it recognized
tacitly the latter as tho 'sassiety"
journal.
But Frank and Grace at least wsro
happy. SO. at last, was Mr. Macaulay.
Thomas Dunn English. in the Epock
Dodge City times., 1888-01-12
A LOVE LESSON.

One night said to Dora: "How
Since bashfulness seems my undoing,
Do modern suitors breathe q VOW
Whcne'er they chance to come a-wooingf
Il have fair one in my mind;
You know loves arts, sans imperfectionA
You've lovers many; pray be kind =
And give me Just few directions"
Round Dora's dimpled mouth the smiles
Played merriiy, as when, at MONDAY,
The sunlight CLEANS DER grassy aisles
Upon some calm and cloudless June day.
I'VE were old friends and SO she cried:
swell, then, attend, you foolish fellowT
And looking at me roguisheyed,
She shook her wayward curls OF yellow.
-'T would not" she at length began.
advise you WOO with loving candor;
Now maids, fancy, like man
Who bears no semblance to Leander;
Whate'er your woes, be true to prose
And do not go to 'penning sonnets,'
Talking about fair cheeks OF rose;'
The female mind prefers new bonnets.
-s'Abjure all mention OF romance
And when you eagerly importune,
Hint slyly, with a meaning glance,
That you are sure to have fortune"
-"Ungracious girl" said ], you know
Your creed is not the one you're preaching
My lady love would bid me go
II should follow out such teaching"
@"You asked what modern suitors say,'
She coyly laughed: I've told y.u truly"
-"Suppose try the olden way
L cry. relate my story newly,
You were the fair had in mind,
Pray, will you guide my fresh endeavor!"
She answered softly: I'm inclined
-Ointon Scolard.
Dodge City times., 1888-01-12
FACTS ABOUT COATS.
Information Not to Be Found In tho Great
Encyclopedias OF tho Age.I

Information Not to Be Found In tho Great
Encyclopedias OF the Age.I
The origin of the coat is lost in the
mist Of antiquity, where so many
other things are swallowed up and
missed. The very earliest is sup.
posed to have been coat Of paint.
still affected among savage tribes. In
addition TO tie coat of paint, the
higher classes had themselves striped
and vanished. A light coat of white
wash was doubtless worn during the
heat of summer Shady characters
among our public men require white
wash even now, which shows how
long fashion can live.
The reason that Joseph's brothers
were Jealous of him was because his coat
of many colors made him such rain
beau among the girls. In there plain
butternut clothes they had no show
against him.
A coat of mail was fashionable dur
ing the middle ages, though not con-
fined to middle-aged mer, by any
means. Owing to the present mascu.
line styles that prevail among ladies'.
it is difficult to tell a coat of mail from
Il coat of female.
The coat of mail was worn to pro-
tcct the soldiers in battle. A great
body of soldiers required n great coat.
Tho coat of mail went through the
post-of1ice rs third-class matter. SUBJ
ject to newspaper postage only. for ii
was an unlettered age.
Before our ancestors knew the use
Of cloth they made coats of skins.
Fur .overcOats were the only ones
worn. When coats of skin prevailed
man first learned to skin tailor out
of coat. The expression, iii tan
his coat" originated during the above
period in coat history. The price OF
the coat depended on how the skins
were coated in the market reports.
A coat of arms was once considered
indispensable. even in families that
were destitute of vests and pantaloons.
Some old families even now make q
great fuss over their coat of arms.
with their arms out at the elbows. We
shOuldn' t value coat OF arms alone.
Like our ale, we would prefer it with
some Eody to it.
Cloth coats came in with the inven-
ton Of cloth. # course. yet there be
those who assert that the wonderful
coats Of mail. described by Homer.
who lived before textiles were thought
of. were male out of whole cloth.
OF modern coats it is hardly neces-
sarv to speak. for they parade before
us daily. You can generally tell a
gentleman by the style of his coat. ex-
ccpt when he wears swallow-tail 10
stylish dinner. and then you are
liable to confOund him with the waiter
who dresses in the same manner, con-
found him. A coat of tar and feathers
gives man quite distinguished ar.
and he is sure to attract attention any
where. re.-1e1as Siftings
Dodge City times., 1888-01-12
THE FARWESTERN HOTEL

A Model Institution Devoted to the Com.
fort Of the Public.
This hotel has been entirely refitted
and refurnished with q new landlord
It is five stories high-we mean the
hotel. not the landlord-and we would
like to tell another story, but dare not.
There are fire escapes from every
room-running down through the
Office, and not out at the front and in
to the adjoining counties. as the land
lord wiU save the boarders from get
ting lost Mt all hazards.
This house is within q short hours
walk of the P.-O. little miles run to
the depot and the saloon is just around
the corner.
When the landlord took the house.
six months ago. he completely refur-
nished the rooms with clean sheets.
pillow-cases and towels. at great ex-
pense, and will continue to do 50 every
year.
For the benefit of the house. we are
compelled to announce that the knives.
forks. spoons and other service are
plated goods and not worth taking.
Bell-pull to increase your appetite
and exercise your muscles in each
room. If you want the servant boy
yell down the rain-spout.
Hot air all through the house in sum-
mer. Rooms in winter heated by steam
coming into the windows from a
neighboring factory. Leave windows
up.
Imitation gas-jets in each room.
No tipping of walters tolerated.
Guests will find tips included in their
bill, as the landlord intends to oblit-
crate this nuisance.
Deposit all your money and val.
uables with the landlord before retir-
ing. and he will give you credit for the
amount on your bill
Guests can register as General, Col
onel. Major. Judge, Hon. ETC., on pay
ment of extra fee. Name occupying
two lines. also extra
OOStp AA CNCAy AVOAA A PAOPSA-
ly hunted for.
You can not detect stitches in the
beef steak made from remnants. rs
our steak tailors use the seamless
stitch.
If you don't wish what you see ask
for it.
This hotel Is on thee European. Ash
attic and American plan. and has a
grip on the public hard to let go; also
several grips to be redeemed.
If you don't get what you call for.
please call again and welcome.
Pay in advance before you retire.
Bill of fare reversed each day.
ACCORDION or melodeon in each
room; nursery on each floor. Guests
will please not disturb the hotel kim
dergarten.
Rates, three dollars day and down.
ward, also three dollars day and up.
ward. Cash taken same as money.
| Say there. are you going to stop?-
brakes Magazine.
Dodge City times., 1888-01-12
SAINT GATHERINGS DAY.

Ancient SuperstitiOns Entertained by En-
giish Country Girls.
Saint Catherine, whose day is No
vember the 25th. is another of the
saints who take under their special
care forlorn and love-stricken maidens
who desire husbands. and wish to see
thom in the spirit before the flesh.
Probably some reason for this par.
tiality is due 10 the fact that the name,
taken from 'Katharos," signifies pure,
and the saint was remarkable for the
purity of her life. She died virgin
and martyr. for which she was duly
canonized by the Church of Rome.
On tue anniversary of her death the
young women of Abbotsbury-a small
town in the County of Dorset-wcre
in the habit of repairing to the saints
well, near Saint GATHERINGS Chapel,
Milton Abbey. where they made use Of
the following invocatiOn:
A husband. Saint Catherine:
A handsome one, SAINT Catherine;
A rich one, Saint Catherine;
nice one, Saint Catherine;
And soon, Saint Catherine.
In order to dream of her sweetheart,
the young lady had then only TO put a
piece of wedding- cake under her pill
low and her wish was certain to be
gratified, providing the piece of wed.
ding cake had previously been passed
through a wedding-ring. If in doubt
as to which of two lovers to ac-
cept. the maiden was to get friend
to write their names on the pa
per in which the cake was wrapped,
and then for three nights the cake and
wrapper had to be placed under the
young lady's pillow for her. Should
she happen to dream Of one of the per.
sons. that one was certain to become
her husband st no distant date.
Another charm worker says: 'On
Saint GATHERINGS Day let any number
of young wOmen-not exceeding seven
nor less than nthree-assemble in room
where they are safe 10 be free from
interlopers. just as the clock strikes
eleven each must take from her bosom
sprig of myrtle, which has been
worn all day; fold it up i'll bit Of
tissuc-paper; then light up small
chatting dish of charcoal. and on it
each maiden must throw nine hairs
from her head and pairing of each Of
her toe and finger nails. Each must
next sprinkle small quantity OF myrtle
and frankincense in the charcoal. and,
while the odoriferous vapor rises.
fumigate the packets of myrtle-which
plant is dedicated to Venus-in it. Go
to bed while the clock is striking the
hour of midnight, placing the myrtle
exactly under the head; and each will
be sure to dream of her future hus-
band.'-.4U the Year Round.