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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24
West Penn Oil Sheds Burned.

The oil sheds of the West Penn Railroad,
located in the company's yard near Madison
avenue, Allegheny, were destroyed by fire
last evening. The fire, which was caused
by an overheated stove, was discovered
shortly after O'Clock and in short time
the building, which was frame structure
2Ox25 feet, was destroyed. An alarm was
turned in from box 95 and the department
kept the flames from spreading to other
property. The loss will not exceed 500.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24

wind storm yesterday. In a number of
places along the river bank parts of small
and poorly-constructed shanty-boats were
blown down. but not enough damage was
done to inconvenience the inmates. The
hill district escaped very well, as not one
accident was reported.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24
Good Cooking

Is one of the chief blessings of every home.
sauces go c etc nse Gail Borded "EagtRe" R'S RragS
Condensed Milk. Directions on the label.
Sold by your grocer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24

Special Offerings in Silks,
Both black and colors, also great bargains
in plain India silks and satins for holiday
fancy work.
5000 yards black surah silks for holiday
dress patterns-select them now.
Jos. HORNE & Co.,
609-621 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24

FASHIONABLE dress silks, all new and
popular weaves, 75c yard and upward.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Storea
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24
Mems Gloves.

35 dozen knit gloves at 35c, formerly Soc;
lined gloves, extra values, at 81 90, 81 %,
81 80, 50 90.
A. G. CAMPBELL & Sons, q Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24
For YourChri.tmas Present,

Go to Hamiltol's music house. You will
find everything in the music line there,
fresh from the manufactures, and what is
more pleasing Dr. lasting for a Christmas
gift than fine piano or organ, or if you
have those and want something in the line
of small instruments, fine banjo, guitar,
violin, mandolin or any one of the many
them, and at the very lowest prices and on
easy terms. You know what you are buy
ing Every manufacture that he sells has
the record of q,ality and durability. You
have no risk in buying your musical instru-
ments from Hamilton. Call and see him at
81 and 93 Fifth avenue. See what you can
do before you buy elsewhere.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24
TELEGRAPH WIRES CRIPPLED.

Both Companies Suffer Severely From the
Destructive Winds.
The Postal Telegraph Company did not
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24
Special Offerings in Silks,

You need not despair ! Salvation Oil will
heal your burnt arm without a scar. 25 cts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24

Ladies, Misses and Children's
Jackets, cloaks and suits-low prices for to-
day and tomorrow. Special prices these
two days in plush garments.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24

SEE the Japanese novelties in the center
of the store. You never saw such collec-
ton before. JOS HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-24

ANGosTURA BIT ERs are the most efica
cious stimulant to excite the appetite.
TTSSu
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
CURRENT EVENTS.

Asiatic cholera is spreading through
out Turkey and hundreds arc dying
daily.
William Lossie, one Of the leading
manufacturers of Owensboro, KY, died
from the effects of gasoline explosion.
August Papey, farmer of Washing
ton county, Ill, was thrown from a
horse at Beaucon and instantly killed
At Milwaukee Wednesday the North
western Fuel Company's shed was
damaged by fire to the extent of SO, 900.
In q quarrel at Carthage, Mo-, Henry
Weherkamp attempted to shoot his
brother but the shot killed his mother
instead.
Rev. DR.. 8. d. Burchard. of Saratoga,
N. Y. who figured conspicuously in the
presidential campaign of 1854, is criti-
cally i'll.
James Haley. the light weight pugi-
list died at New York from blood
poisoning, the result Of striking mans
teeth in fight
Mrs. Peter Dunlevy, one of the oldest
residents of La Sale county, Ill. was
struck by Rock Island train near OF
tawa and killed
Maj. Jonas NJ Bundy, Of the New
York Mail and Express, who recently
died Mt Paris, France, was buried
Wednesday at Beloit. Wis.
Aaron G. Albaugh, postmaster Of
West Alexandria. o.. was arrested by
. government inspector. He il said to
&c defaulter to the extent of 81. 900.
Most careful estimates place the hop
crop in Oregon at one-third less than
the crop of $780, There viii probably
not be more than eight thousand bales
in the entire state.
Thomas B. Chapman. Of Hartford.
Conn. was elected national councillor
Of the United Order of American
mechanics ut the national convention
at Troy. n. T., Wednesday.
George r. Richardson. democratic
member of the Michigan legislature.
was nominated by the peoples party
for congress Wednesday TO fill the va
caucy caused in the Fifth district by
the death of Congressman Melbourne
III. Ford
Canton, o.. who was tried and con-
victed OF heresy Wednesday, renowned
the ministry Of the Protestant Episco-
pal church of the United States He
has accepted a call as pastor of the
FIRST Universalist church st Saginaw,
MI
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
AANGLED Thu 1OILERS
A Work Train in Pennsylvania
Crashed Into by Freight.
SCENE OF HORROR THAT FOLLOWED
Nine Men Killed Outright ind Score OF
Others Seriously injured-The I'm
fortunate Laborers Thrown
In Every Direction.

NEWCASTLE, Pa. Sept "a. "A ter
rible wreck occurred ON the Pittsburgh
K Western railroad at McKim's siding.
side of Zelionople, Butler county. At
this point a work train with force of
fifty men was engaged in putting down
new track. About o'clock q m.
the work train got out OF the
way OF freight train going west. but
the crew did not know that second
section of the same number was fol-
lowing Eve minutes later. The wreck
train again pulled out on the main
track and the men were engaged In
throwing off dirt when tho second Sec
ton struck the work train with great
force. Cars were piled up in shape-
less mass. The engines were mass of
broken iron and wood. and the hot
steam and boiling water poured over
the unfortunate ones caught in the jam.
For moment after the collision there
vas silence. Then the air was broken
by the shrieks Of the dying. making
the scene SO terrible that some of the
trainmen who had escaped injury
tainted with horror. The trainmen and
Iaborers who were not injured began
at once To assist those imprisoned
In the debris Several arms and legs
were found in several different places
ami the head of an Italian was found
20 feet away from the body. The en-
gineer. John Houghton. who had
sravely done bis best to stop his en-
gine attached 10 the freight train, was
found wedged in BY broken and
shspeless pieces of iron BY IL
o'clock the bodies of eight Italian
laborsrs had been taken from the
wreck and with the killing OF Engineer
Hourhton. this swells the numb Der 10
nine. There were at least twenty men
injured. several az whom cannot re-
cover All of the bodies were ter
rlhiy rsn9isd and disfzursd Engineer
Hcughton was the only American
killed His home is SAID 10 be IN Ale
aheny
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

The best line OF Ladies' oSfords ever seen In
Grand Rapids In plain scs. nssent tip. com
mon sense o. -. Louis toe. from to <. great
filters. sc. 65c. s5e. sc. sec. sl.ee si.2h We
viii state that we wlIl save you Al least 9lc to
sc CT every pair.
oar line OF Ladies' Shoes are Just grand
Made on the newest lasts. in All styles. sizes
and widths. You are bound 10 be , ceased II
yoa viii cone and examine.
Lady's Shoe at SIC. e0c. Sc and sc.
ane pair Of Ladies' hutton Shoes si.Ie.
si.E. sl.sa
A fner pair Of Ladies' Button Shoes SIS.
SIR. sisa
A finer pair ~ Ladies Button Shoes si.ea.
SIS So These are All solid aad made 20
wear Nchavc then IN al sixes an widths.
VIA give rcu splendid ~.
Hand Turn. Haad Weld Tackiess shoes sure
care Tor cornS. no nails and no seams 20 hurt
the feet. all styles and shapes $40. s2.s5 sna
s2-s
Brcse slippers. gvenins Dress slippers Of al
shades
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
BOYS OvercoatS.

VI course as the season advances we
Will be able to furnish those who feel
unable 10 expend more, q few bows
overcoats, in small and medium sizes,
at ONE DOLLAR, but we warn you
not to expect too much for the price.
A dollar won't buy anything we would
cage to recommend and hence we do
not advertise them as bargains.
Of IN Buys very fair article in
OA'OV boys overcoats. Prices
~ ranteed during this sale.)
5 3 Buys better grade with cape.
q We furnish similar quality at
sl.75 without cape.
5 9 H0 Buys boys overcoat that
S'OO retailed last season, and we
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
A Wback at Pants.
Lo0x IN OUR PEARL STREET WINDOW


CT Buys working pants tins week. Ey-
81 cry par warranted; the qualities
are right aad make viii surprise you.
81 az Buysa shade better grade than
Id our dollar trousers, the only
difference being IN the price of fabric.
Ali our working pants are made double
stitched; sewing does not rip.
II ~ Buys union worsted and strong
l.JU double twsIt trousers. Pockets
stayed with linen thread. Buy our
working pants; the lowest priced ones
are made same as our higher to wear.
WHAT'S the use OF buying inferior makes
when We sell our careful manufac-
tured trousers for less money?
81 Buys grand baryains: We can whole
sale them on sight at the price, but
prefer To distribute those we put IN
range as an advertisement. Don't get
left.
So IN Elegant all wool Cheviot and
Z.cU kerseys, nobby cassimeres,
part all wool and some with just enough
cotton in them to give them strength;
they are retalled In some stores At $3.50
To 81.
SD Grand all wool Cassimeres. We are
Cd just IN receipt of over 500 pairs cell
ebrated Druede Mills, specially made
for Hudson's stores; clear all wool, coll
or warranted and free from shoddy;
six different patterns.
|$k In this range we include many
small lots of IS and So goods. Sum
day pants, that is they are good enough
for Sabbath wear; they are equally
strong and after wearing for dress win
make capital trousers for every day
wear.
$6 Thousands Of mems pants of all
y hues and styles; equal to the S. and
SO custom made trousers; includes
fancy worsteds. cheviots, valour cassi-
nieres; all latest styles.
Sc At these seemingly high prices for
ID what are ordinarily termed ready
made
81 Pants: we are showing some Of the
handsomest and finest grades of i'm
SO ported trouserings We ever gazed
q on. They are selected to compete
with the high priced tailor made. We
clam they are betttr style and better
made than the ordinary tailor produces.
By trying them on you take no chances
on getting fitted. You see just how the
pattern looks when made up, how well
your selectlo matches your other gar
ments and save lots OF money. OF
course these are higher priced pants
than our competitors carry, because
they are handicapped with their own
cheap attempts at merchant tailor.
We ere not.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

RsowysvutE. Tex, sept st-The
sxciteGnsnt caused BY Carcass insane
invasion Of Mexico has subsidized.
Npshiux can he heard ~ his Where's
seon.s It r. evident that ne and bis
gang are back n Texas United
States trsssps are still on the look-eut
for hirl at the river crossings The
hsndfnl of troops thss garrison st Fort
Brown and this place are ordered back
- the post - relieve the lonely watch
~ the aocsor sna the ssssm-rs The
revolution 4 ended
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
OVERCOATS.
AFFECTED BY THE PROLONGED
WARM wEATHER-WE FORCE
THE SALE or

81 MEMS ONERCoATS this WEEK.
Ut Bays a genuine pin-head chin
emilia oyercoat. Dealers keep aut--you
amt in IL. Consumers ca.eh Us on the
jamp-buy now.
Buys a regular hummer of a
- cblnchilla oyercoat. Five or SIX
styles in three colors. Don't wait uns,l
u cools OF. We are in the condition
the farmer is with loads of peaches
during the not spell. We want to un-
load. After while We proposa 20 get
C ST and little profit Now We ignore
prices. We want cash.
Il We have At these two prices. So
ID and IS, Mems Oyercoats IN
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

could not get them fast enough, at
$3.50.
S Q E0 Buys boys oyercoat. VIII
c.CO be found on competitors
tables at So.
5 a Buys big boys long cut chinchiiIa
Z and Meltol overcoats-b e,
black and grey colors. Buy the chin
chillas. You make just % per cent on
80 day Investment. BY Nov. they
will be So to $500. may he So.
s z Buys desirable cape overcoat IN
y all wool cheviots and cassimeres;
5 e also Meltons. and chinchlllas. 1t
u will pay you to select and secure
5 one of these coats now. When
we place last seasons coat in
5 Q the lot ii is in most cases at Il re-
y ducton that will astonish you.
We show novelties IN these lines that
an early selection will only insure your
getting.
5 IN Grandest lines Of listers for
IL smaller boys, and nobby box
overcoats IN Kerseys and Meltons for
the IS, lG, IL and Is year lads, just
into manhood.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

Gents Shoes. your choice of styles soc. Csc.
si.o0.
Gents Shoes. your choice OF styles. S.io.
sl.2o. sl.S7.
Gents Fine Calf Shoes. any style. $50. sleo.
sl.e5.
Gents Fine Car Shoes. any style. s.io, $50
$50; the best line ever seen for the money.
Gents Fine kangaroo Shoes. any style You
want. great filters. SIS. SIS. s2.5a
Working Shoes soc. pic and CSC. for boys. all
In lace and Congress.
Boys Calf Shoes. any style. 500. sl.2o. SIS.
all solid warranted.
Youths shoes. soc. eoc. si.oo and si.&
School Shoes. Heel or Spring Heel. Goat or
Kid 6oc. zoe. soc. $780, sl.eoi STRESS to s toll
u to 2, In all widths Don't miss 70 see these
goods: money in your pocket 10 buy them.
Infants Shoes. 2ae s7c sse and eoe. These
are fine and easy on the feet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
TOWER CLOTHING cos GREAT SEPTEMBER BARGAIN SALE

rofnson-chinchills AMI beavers.
n lou will never duplicate them al
d less than 81 advance If YOU lei
tins chance slip.
$40 Buys choice OF over thousand
III kersey oyereoats. selling every
where at sl2 and SO. Light. tan, drsb,
slate, brown. blue and black. and then
W. rush OF a hundred or 80 Of our
Black Beaver. Burlington mile. just 10
make competitors stare while we are at
lt.
sfl Ali our laet years $3.50. SIS
Il and $50 grades go at Sl2 aud
SIS. and mongsG them is about 900 new
ones-Meiions. kerseys.
stE Montenoras. Ribbed Tieemas,
IL Beavers, made in latest styles.
fine serge Innings. silk sleeve Innings,
will answer all the requirements OF the
garments. Your tailor wlll tax you $50
TO Duplicate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

and sentenced to six years I'M
prisonment at hard labor, the par.
don to take effect at the ex-
piration of two years and nine months
of actual imprisonment Wednesday
the president granted full pardon in
view of the extreme illness of the pris.
oner and the fact that the term will ex.
pire In Decor ber
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

CHraAao. sept SIN the ninth
Cav of the Reed Barker checker con-
vest Wednesday two Games were played
with Bristol openings. Both were
drawn The score now stands: Bark
er. ., Reed, .. drawn. Ia, Jet to be
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

NEW YorS, Sept 1s.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
err during the isss seven DAYS
number ass. - compared with total
81 sis last week Fer the correspond
ing week OF last yesr the figures were
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
REDUCTION RAMPANT

Drop this paper and come without delay to reliable
one-prce store-the largest in the cityretaing only
honest properly made goods and employing honorable
means to do it, We are pushing trade through great
forced sale A big sacrifice to us. Immense bargains
to the buyer
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
Mems Suits Marked Down.


al BUYS black Union worsted suit,
Nfnard tsisted. A capital suit fol
had wear, and bargain
az Buys mems Uuion Cashmere
- suits that retail reGlarly ~ 81.
so Buys extra handsome Union Cas-
ID anleFe suIts that other stores
would call cheap AZ eight dollars.
so We have three brok en- lines of $40
ID and $i2 We want TO close. and put
them into our IS range. They are rare
bargains.
IN Buys choice of over 20 styles of
III all wool Cashmere or Chevlot
cults. They come IN sack or frock
style. and can't be duplicated elsewhere
At anything near our bargain cut
prices.
ia Gives the purchaser choice of
IL several new patterns, and in-
cIudes some staple lines that formerly
sold at SIS and $3.50. We are bound
to show bargains, and this grade will
find public favor.
S1S OH the surprises you viii see
LED on our counters devoted 10 Fiji
teen Dollar suits! They are stylish
enough and good enough for any man.
Some of the very best imported and
domestic fine Cashmere aud Cheviots
embraced IN the lot. Every suit is a
bona fide bargain. Guaranteed IN col
or, make and ut.
8 aN At this price we show Dress
~ suits unequsled in any other
store IN Western Michigan The cell
ebrated Clay Worsted suits. recon-
mended by fine merchant tallors as
worth $50 and 500, are found IN our $50
line. The very best selected Corkscrew
Worsteds. The finest genuine Scotch
Cheviots, made IN double or SINGLE
breasted coat. finest of serge Innings,
possessing every virtue of the made-to-
order garments. At halt the price. We
are bold enough 10 claim that we give
more style IN our finest suits than our
local taiors are IN the habit OF produc-
ing. We really believe It. and We know
we save thu purchaser over half his
money.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

wksszssroS. S-rt a*--guse 3 last
the president granted y pardon %
Robert SiEei son ~ t--f. Sixel.
81 New vsrk convicted Of forgery
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

Ffr~ netectave--Im afraid we hav-nr
Got any evidence 10 prove th'st he stole
he horse.
Second Detective--rhst doesnt MAKE
any difference. Wen arrest him. any-
how Maybe II viii turn cut hes Big
smss. --Chsaro Tribone-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

ne Fr~s~vseh ncmer brewing Conn.
ssnS. Of iiroox1n. failed fes eoss.ooa
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25
Over 10000 Irish Frieza listers

CUT EXTRA LONG--STYLISH.
5 1H Our SIG grade saves you 81 If
~ bought now.
5 on Our $50 grade saves you IS if
~ bought now.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-25

Gt Bays black Union worsted suit.
Nfnard twisted. A capital suit fof
had wear, and . bargain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-17

own advice This advice il pooa -
walk OF life, and for SINGLE ~ ,ysIl :, ''Hy
fiea people But who does not t,,|,,,, -'''''
more households in which ..Danft ian -
"e won mention this to your father
~ i4 -, u frequent nsei What am atrno6-
a 30 " oecet and equivocation to throw
1870, oo a oniid life, and what must be the
80 tuence Oh such trainiBgi Some women
-, tD"aIu'y by nature, and their first in
Ii Tls = 70 conceal anything which would I've
10y 10y 70 cause themselves to be removed or
piaiiei IN any way Other women becooa
- because OF Administered rebnkes We once
me" man whose pretty little wife never
,a, aou zen Elm how much she paid for the
Donhet ana gown, even though thev
-. Dough1 with 1.-THE butter and eay
.--pnoy. her own perquisites in the country
"nefe She ilved. She usually deducted a Ger.
4n Poruon from the price paid for each
q. 'io'ei ana she has even left the new bonnet
~ heighoors for few days after It was
oought, TILL her lord and master should have
Deo'iile fecoDciled 10 the new gown This
Dieiklhg The matter to him gently was abso-
.u'si necessary 10 save herself from a sterm
aiiu' IL our opinion, the deceit she practical
WV oe added TO his account in tine bio hoot
anu not to hers
Dut there are other things, not so trifiing,
mhicl are concealed by the husband from
Tue VIE or the wife from the husband The
conscience may become dulled or scared, so
mat IL no longer troubles one; but the horror
anu constant fear of discovery, to say moth
ing Of The pain of the deceit itself to a ten
eer conscience should be enough to keep one
from ever repeating an offense Of this sort or
committing any other.-Jean Klncaid in
Boston Globe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-17
Work of Southern Momen.

As in st. Paurs cathedral, London. on the
monument TO Christopher Wren. 50 we can
say Of the work of southern women; Look
aroundT As nothing surpassed her cour-
age, her fortitude, her untiring patience and
energy, her persistent effort during the war
so the still greater demand for such virtues
after the battle was over, found her as ready
and responsive as before. Wherever woman
can labor without losing the dignity Of wonl-
anhood, the women Of the south 90. In the
home, in the school room, at the ledger and
the desk, with the needle. the pen, the pen
Gil, the brush in music in useful and deco
rarive art, aud all handicrafts where deft-
ness and delicacy supersede physical strength,
she is at work; in short whatever her head
and hands find to do, she is doing willingly
and unconplainingly
Out from the stately homes Of wealth and
luxury, out from the genial fireside Of com
fort and thrift, from all ranks Of life and
degrees of fortune. from the stone mansions
of Virginia to the graceful and picturesque
villas Of Alabama canebrakes and the Missis-
sippi valley. she has gone, at the call Of duty,
into the rank and file of working women,
clad in the nvulnerable armor Of patient
endurance and womanly dignity And for
this she is entitled to sympathy and honor
Zitella Cooke in American Magazine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-17

FdShjOn'S Jd00rfe
tad, centers in that famous, fascina-
ting game lawn tennis.
But there are women who cannot
engage in any pastime. They are
delicate, feeble and easily exhausted.
They are sufferers from weaknesses
and disorders peculiar to females,
which are accompanied by sallow
compilations, expressionless eyes and
haggard looks.
For overworked, "worn ost, "
run down." debilitated teachers,
mliliners, dressmakers, seamstresses,
Shop-girls," housekeepers, nursing
mothers, and feeble women gen
orally, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
SScrlption is the greatest earthly
boon, being unequaled as an appe-
tlhng cordial and restorative tonic.
Its the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, ,mder posit|oe
guarantee from the makers, of sat
lstaction in every case, or money re-
funded. This guarantee has been
faithfully carried out for years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-17

There are ultra fast and fashionable
women whose salons are entertaining but
not safe. Society is mosaic, in which the
false jewels shine more brightly than the
true An instinctively pure and imperial
nature, however walks through such a salon
to repudiate the bad and to extract the good !;
but how is it for those who are gentle, unsus-
pectmg, ignoranti How for those who are
only half good and open to temptation, which
is the position of more than half the worldf
The influence Of one ultra fast and fash
ionable woman whose principles are ques-
tionable, does more INJURY to society than a
thousand essays can tell and even a woman
who has no particular vice, but only an ilte
love OF pleasure, with this desire for a ce-
lebrity which is at best questionable, is one
of the evil forces which are undermining the
social reputation OF American women at
home and abroad. The presence of bad man
ners, loud, unconventional behavior, is attrib-
uted to bad morality, when it is simply a
carelessness of outward appearances.
Now, if there were a beginning Of home
influences, home amusemeuts and home cult
ure, much of this might be obviAted.- Mrs
John Sherwood in American Magazine.