davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

incident in my life. Some time ago I was on
a visit to the beautiful country nome OF a
sli'syGt cft.2cI Toe say county ,esA.r--Assss.
ii ! were seated on the front gallery of
his residence, enjoying the balmy breeze
OF summers afternoon in that mountain
Gus region.
My host. who was an elderly m-n. called
| attention to a buggy approaching up the
driveway. The occupants % the buggy ap-
peared TO be an old gentleman and n young
man Of fashion. My host recognized the
old man a brother Of his wife's hut
| was puzzled over the Identity OF the Young
man who was about TO become his guest
and inquired Of me as to who the young
man was When the buggy arrived at the
gate tho occupants alighted. The strange
young man proved to be the beautiful
daughter of my host, attired IN a beautiful
waistcoat. shirt front, standing collar and
natty tie
az laughingly remarked at the time that
II ought to be against the law for a young
lady to so dress herself that her own "a
Their failed to recognize her. and took her
for strange young man. and that II
ever got 10 be a legislator 1 would nitro
duce a bill forbidding such style of dress
by young ladies'. My bill was directed more
particularly at tights boomers, immodest
shows and decollette dresses all Of which
fall under section two Of my bin, which
reads:
That no woman shall appear IN any
public place IN this state so adorned as 10
unduly excite the baser sentiment of man.
Il had the honor OF looking into the ball
room at the inauguration ball in honor OF
our governor few evenings ago. There
were many pretty ladies' and lovely silk
dresses. ] only found one objection to the
dresses. and that was there YVES not enough
of the dress. My attention was called TO the
fact.
at has been said, and that truly. that
nature abhors vacuum. 1t is Just as true
that nature Is q great equalizer. Place
on some lonely island half dozen men,
ell of different tongues. The next genera
ton of these men viii speak a common
language. Place a man of bad morals in a
community noted for It's high standard Of
morals. and Il VIII be but a short time be-
fore a perceptibe change may be seen IN
the man. II will be. TO some extent. a low
ering Of tho standard Of morals in that
community.
"a good percentage OF our education
comes to us under this law OF nature. We
take II IN by absorption. You may give a
man all knowledge OF books and exclude
him altogether from educated associates.
and that man will never he truly educated.
"PETTIBONE B. TIMBERLAKE"
Montgomery. Ala" ..
II must not be supposed that Mr.. Timber
lakes bill is entirely without supporters
The record OF the house shows that three
earnest arguments have been waged in
favor OF It. two by two populsts. each Of
whom has passed the age of three score
and ten. and a member OF the democratic
phalanx who 10 an ootogenarian. At pres
cnt Mr.. Undertakes bnl is in the hands
of the committee on temperance OF the
Alabama legislature
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

49,, admit do It at all-except very paniy
nnd very ridiculously. Ihe pretty 5,-o-1a
~ 80, &c they are anywhere In the
"S y =, ,,,e,,ed around the gust, ana VIZ.
e.i1a md thirnble made quick WoIA
n noosions which they worked az
- merry lest and laughter rang az -
r. souarel And what a ieast 10y 80
=. thinner and what royal fun they -,
T,hon the quilts were dohe' IN e-o+Ter
s.aIioI-ed about trying 10 wrap one az ~ e..
~ -, rrbev remained until late III ~
=, delicious steaming supper
iiIs tbem. and after supper they W.
a,,,e.,5 in Christmas Gayeues' 80
,,d Games. They won't FORGET ~
a ~ Sortv handsome couples VINO were q.
-,,Itine- AZ Jim Colly's. ana they H''eA
Will forget Jim Coiiy- I'D a model
~ Coily is a model citizen ana a ino+
"a he lives in model cofi'i.i-i' ;
r. 4, tho proud boast or that s5'5-.-,, -
-, - ~ Iives that never in the nlstory y
49,, has that part Of the county nau g., .
,,,,,r5ar or a single felony CaS So7orJ
siIlsie ,,-aTior court. With slcn ,l,,-
t sh ~ Ieeuine and peace ana sucll " % :
LOT . ir ~ thrift and prospeflty "S7,1l,,ss
uIi iieHrcSJ ct the quilting At jim i'm nv
,tose neor,le have no cause ~
MARI of the world 49,, who caught
Pa tbe forty young men 49, ~ eves
,,ri.bt dances from the forty p % 10. e1vy
- ,boss. lovely young women - one OF
IN one or anythng-nIilss
them chances to nave d
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
Me- c~adv and Tr. Black 70 Wed

r-,o many friends or Mr. Eugene Black
- Misc Are,ista Grady WI be interested
60 know that their engagement Is a.
,ounced and the wedding viii occur CONS
time In tho early spring. although the GAS
has not yet been fixed
The announcement VIII not be any great
s,IrDrise 10 their friends. as tAclr eheas7
ment has been tacitly accepted for soma
time mast. and 80 happy q match < seemed
10 all who knew them that every coIiilie--1
has been as flatteTing as those usuaHJ u
fered at a wedding itself
The Young people have known each oth'r
oil their lives and they are suited IN sta
ton. IN intellect and In all Of those l--7
o1aIitiea that with two people 60 10 inc
making OF one completely happy exist
ence. -,
Miss Grady is the daughter OF Mrs . una
King Grady and OF the late Henry W
Grady. whose name and memory VIA MAKE
her marriage OF universal interest tnrousii-
ont this country. she Is very much 1850
her father IN appearance ana nature l DN'is
in looks, gentle in manners ana ptili-''
and sympathetic IN mind The man "4o
e 10 win her as his wife IS indeed blessed
among his fellows
Mr.. Black is the second son q Nr. r. {
Black. He IS an Atlanta man and a sIaa-
uate OF the University Of Georgia OF
some wears he has pracuced law success
fully here and he Is accounted one OF the
comm. men in that vocation IN which a
man must have many brilliant Cua4lueS 70
make a success.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE

Georgetown. CAL have been recently
Informed that some years past there
was an inquiry IN Tho Constitution asking
the office OF Mrs. Celia Moore. whose maid
en- name was celia Newsom. Glad to say she
IS still living. If such inquiry Was made
by anyone wishing to write, her address IS
Fort Gaines. Clay county, Ca. or George
town. Qultmah county. Ga
. Mrs. ". c., Cameron, TEX feel IN
rlinrd frequently 20 drop IN and chat with
loved ones OF our kingdom: however. with
n consciousness of contributing 50 little of
Interest hesitatng lost my call may exclude
one moro competent of imparting useful
and god advice Alasl IN cur declining
wears my mind runs back 20 my childhood
DAYS Would love 10 live over those days
again on. no, not for the world. StiH
with all my misspent moments indel3bly
STAMPED on my memory. l find the good
that Z would not do, the eva do" Have
we lifted cloud from n sOrrowing soul?
oh. dear parents. let's scatter sunshine In
| stead OF shadows. / fear we parents are
| not doing our duty 10 our children. If we
| We're there wouldn't he 50 many boys IN
| the ehaincang. nor so many divorce eases
| IN the courts, nor coli-booded murder
| eases Solomon says. "He that trouhleth
| his own hous" shah inherit the wind" our
| pap-s are ~ FUN Of domestic grief, happy
| hone is the only paradise upon earth. We
| see boys and Girls turned out IN the cold
| AMI unmerciful world a. too early an
| aga young girls and boys 30 TO too
many dances: that IS whore unhappy cou-
J p's are mine" 'Be We not unequally yols-
! Ell saith the scripture. and every violation
Of his brings GRIEF to the girl Girls, don't
| mrry for riches; they VIII bring smiles
o,,v for n while; nor a drunl5ard- TO NOR
| r. without love there viii be an aching
vel the world can never M"
wrs Sallle c. Coleman, Roclalo. Ga---Ir
revonse 60 the lady who wishes TO know
hw TO get rid Of hawks would sugges
tn she has three or four posts erected
| ntacn or twenty feet high, with tops made
| lal 10y eawtng Off top, on which place
stal traps. securely fastened to posts. An
oler good plan Is TO set large trap on thu
guund made OF boards and haitcd with
H.. chicken but he SIRE 20 have tn
chicken securely fastened up I'm q small
care, say ton or twelve inches square. am
| paced under the trap at the back side
| Aa0ther good plan is. and l believe tn
| best OF all, when YOU see hawk hav
| some one to get on a gentle horse an
! -7a 10 whore ID is and shoot IL with n goo
| et1ta1in Hawks don't seem 10 apprchen
| arv danger when a person approaches o
| rorseback Sometimes rulverizcd nuN Noml
| Cd fed 90 chickens VIII make tho nav
| AMT coming, from being made SICK. G
| il,y may possibly de. The NIX vomlca
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
TWELVE CAKES WITH
TU/ENTHFOUR EGGS.

TT ere are not mSnv OF our readers who
are unacquantcd with Miss Annie Dennis,
through her celebrated annie Dennis
Cook Book" During the late exposition
held here / had occasion to say good
deal of Miss Dennis and her wonderful
knowledge of making good things. Among
other statements l made was one which
Il good many of my readers rather doubted,
and letters have been coming all this year
asking IF 1t IS possible to make twelve
cakes with twenty-four eggs, for thls
was the statement Miss Dennis has kind
" allowed me to use her recipes, and they
viii prove most valuable to our household
if followed closely. l advise oil my readers
to cut them out and keep them for future
use. You win notice the first four recipes
are the foundation for all the rest
White Cake-Three eggs, whites only; two
cu,'fliIs If sifted -four. one cupful of sugar,
half cupfl of butter, halt cupiul OF sHeS.
milk one teaSpoOntul OF baking poWdeI
cream butter ami sugar together ana Dedl
until very light; add as much OF the houl
as can be beaten In, not making IL tOu
stiff then the milk; then balance OF ho.ir
with baking powder sifted IN II, Htst, tn I
whites we'll beaten; bake in a moderately
yellow Cake-Three eggs yolks only
two cupfuls of sifted flour, one cupful OF
sugar half cupful Of butter, half cupful OF
sweet milk, one teaspoonful OF baking pow
der: beat eggs and sugar together UNI
very light. ana add the butter, well cream
| al: then one cupful of flour, now the mlk
/ then the other cupful Of flour in Whlch mas
been sifted the baking powder. -
Citrou CalI,--One cupful OF sugar. TWO
cupfuls of Hour. sifted; three eggs, whites
! only: half cupful Of butter, half cuptul OF
sweet milk. one teaspConful or bahSlhk
/ Uow,ler. ON. cupful OF finely clipped citron
! mix as for white cake, adding. last, the cit
| ron. dredged in u heapiLg teaspooniul o.
/ -four ,,. -,
] Curr;nt CalIe-Three eggs (whites only
/ ono cupful Of sugar two cupfuls OF sirte,
flour, one-nalf cupful OF butter, "ne-hall
n,1,,fnl ~ sweet milk. one teaspoOnful Of
| leiiuer powder, one cupful of currants
Mix as the white cake. adding currants las
| dredgcd I'm flour. -,
low cake aud bake in a deep pS1 wheI
cold. cut TN layers. and use hhing mao
bv beating the yolk OF ono egg with on
/ rnuful of sugar until light; al ~ one tea
s96onful Of butter. the juice az part o
the rlnd grated Of one largo lemon Cooi
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
THE QUILTING 1T
I'M COLLfS.

The quilting at Jim Colly's-they arc
talking about Il yet. They had II the Gay
after Christmas, which was last SaturuaE'
and It being holiday times. all the strong
and flne looking young men who i've lor
miles around and know and liko jim Coily
and hts wife, and these young mems loVey
sweethearts were there. forty or them
forty swains and forty sweethearts. And
there were some of the older married folks
thrown in to add n tlnge of soberness' not
that 1t was not to be n holiday affair ana
plenty of fun for everybody
Two big quilts. pretty, and many colored'
pieced up of many bright and vivid DTS
of color, furnished the ostenSibie purpose
for tho meeting; but 1t was for tho pretty
girls and the handsome. hearty fellows
that the affair was given, and they came
readily-and arc glad of It.
Jim Colly's homo was made ready TOT
, their coming, and the best there was on
the bountfu farm was prepared for thenl-
lie IS a guod farmer, a solid, reliable ciu-
zen. true In all his relations TO his fellow
men and a good husband and father. Inc
results OF his hard work show In the we'll
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

:, douhlo boiler until thick. and when
cold spread between the layers anu So "a Tho
Orange Cake-Follow directions ,- 10, in in
lemt n cheese cake, uSiiS IN e'N4N
pi fci1g u for for Lemon Cheese and orange
CakeRRon three Cupfuls of sugar uIlt -,l II
Vii ,bre1d from the spoon. Have the yolN
of one egg well beaten ana pour the rSIaS.oI
TO il slowly, beating all the w1l ita, roarIv
with lemon and orange. oS S anongb for
Jeliv Cake-AIake n white cake as u,
rccted in first receipt. ana wheh co f ILL,
in LAYERS sDread with any variety OF JeiS
and ice with white icing. ~. ,,sing,
Carornel Cake-Make a white CAKE u9.iiS
N Milling made as follows: Browh one -.
blespocnful OF sugar ana qlSsoiHS .traa
cupful of boiling water tneh a'.u 'iI, I'M
cupfuls OF sugar and let boil unuI ~ A." lis ~
thread from the spoon. Have the Wiz ii1,,o,
one egg beaten stiff and pour the Dolliis
sugar to il, beating all ire uihe'. .,r
IL is cold, ada one tcaspoo.sLui civ m and
This quantity IS sufficient FOR hiuns uitu
icing If white icing is preferred, Hlihe 0iiiS
half the quantity of caromel. -. hot
CocOanut Cake.--Makc n white cake pa ~
Ter as directed in first recipe, ana JUST y :
foro ruttinl, il in the pan add cupIuI u
grated cocoanut dredGed In u IAO'eSi'OO''
ful of flour.
Chocolate Cake-NIake "a directed LOT
yellow cake. adding two tabiespoonIuIs % %
| grated cooking chocolate TO the batter II
| n layer cake Is preferred, bake IN ~ - -
cake pans leaving out the chocVsslrs 1871 ~
! o. ID
/ fresh sweet milk and two taDlesl pom ~, uIs
! of cooking chocolate When thlcK pea 5., III
! m nearly cold and spread between lay ers,
/ SPICE calxe.-Three eggs yelks only), W.
| cupfuls OF siftcd flour, one cupIu1 OF 81,
, car oue-half cupful of sweet mix ohe-Ii .
| cupful Of butter, one teaspoOnful OF baking
/ nowder. one tablespoonful of mixed spices
( ground cloves. spice and cinnamon one "a
I vlespoonfU of shelled nuts, crushed ehU
] dredged IN flour.
/ Fruit Cake.-Two cupfuls OF sugar. siS
! of eggs (yellSs only, four Cupfuls or sIteo
| flour one and half cupfuls OF butter, one
! cupfuI each of Clipped citron ana ralsiIls
| seeded: one cupful OF currants, one cupIu
/ of sheled nuts. one teaspoonfu estch o.
! ground spice. cloves and cinnamon; one
| half teaspoonful of soda, one light cupiu
of flour with which TO dredge the trult
! Beat eggs and sugar until light; add Ih'
| butter well creaIned, then half the hour
| then tho strip in which has been stirred
I the soda now the rest of the flour. m
! spices. and last the fruits. dredged In tn
! cupful of flour.
| Icing-Bou three cupfuls of sugar unit
] Il win thread from the spoon. Have IN
white Of one egg well beaten; add the bohe'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
cavalier Baker & Co. of Dorchester

''walter Baker & Co. of Dorchester.
Mass. L. s. a, have given years of study
to the sk!lful preparation of cocoa and
chocolate and have devised machinery and
systems peculiar to their methods Of treat
ment. whereby the purity, palatability. and
highest nutriment characteristics are re-
tanned. Their preparations are known the
world over and have received the highest
Endorsements from the medical practi-
TONER the nurse. and the intelligent house
keeper and caterer. There is hardly any
food product which may be so extensively
used in the household in combination with
other foods as cocoa and chocolate; but
here again urge the importance of puri-
ty and nutrient value. and these important
points, we feel sure NAV be relied upon in
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate. "-Dietetio
ana Hygienlo Gazette.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

OF her a - ,.,,rr ,
al day o. aiiOlg boots S''e
Wo,,,e,, tehall street"
49, -. would always be safe IN
,,,...s., Wv mon in regard 10 the
~. IS, for men, not knoWihs
~. "a. . prevailing fashion, look
! -. -. rsshat a. most becoming 10
-. @ either It DO strictly up to
-. - i'Sr . mode. 1T distresses
NJ sdI woman recently, that
v,,h .Se W. Of those very large hats
..u-b,- ,a,''s lumes"
I'll t. said her companion
's,.,,,.,s-- -. Zone OF those coquettish
! 60, because last year
= allowance on love
: -. 's Amy plumed and Judge
-. ~ soman that told me
,,..-,.,-i,,. mn u'a OF toad under an
-. i'es vii convinced that II
- y. - TOT Is calling gloves OF
- 80 ili'ac They will not be-
y. -, q are admissible
started 10 drive with - ,,-o,,,an he
knew very well. LODI 80, 10 rot,ced
that the silver OF her -, ~ came
what furnished her elN t,,. ,,.r.9,,- aoil-
''i' re q Jared fiined her entire
-, atI Scenic SO M ssed by It that
100 ~ .NAt"t 4ltt4itoi+r1' : '-p,lma ids n
Ness" and allowed him 10 go, ~, vvrth
a new pair as they drove rough town.
Tell me- his NAME" said ,.o,,rs, woman
hearing The incident. ''If newer ss,rs me
10 - driving 7 won't wear AZ gloves"
Admitting. as everyone doe that ammo
pirate hats. gloves and choes "a necessary
Tor the completion Of all TOLLS worn l.,
well-cressed women. the inte-sst AWAY,
centers In the gown. its mater ts trim
ming. but above all its 1T and appropriate
ness 20 tho wearer.
- Two men Recently laughing ovs- the de
scription o. gowns IN "a society column
p rgue7i as 20 the exact texture ~ chiffon
one said Il vas tho heavy material tina
iiaue skirts stand ont az thu bottom. Bu
ne oiher told him that was crinoline, an
lnat chiffon was a semllauco ~ materia
having as much weight as a smile end look
ms Ike a spider web On the distance. The
hey talked over that Joke of The yisltm
'pcletY belle. who was described az wear
ils pale rose x WI. TIE corsage," wr1t
ne critic. 'hail a soft draping Of gauz
bout u. caught here and there with scin
iilatinE diamond ornaments. ana in th,
istance suggested dew drops on tho web
oNen about roses in the early morn" !
humorous Atlanta girl, thinking to teas'
ne escort OF the fair visitor, cut the clip
ing from the PAPER. pasted Il on a postu
ard AMI wrote under il: i knew tha'
ifl rad flies on her. but how about
l,ders
The gentleman received 70 and has never
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

1avs-of the chastity Of wornah. and no
whore ia she asked TO protect herself 1
ssUuIu ov cue Nast .o4Av t7 rira7 A-~ri'>'1 NO.
man with laW. were # not fl 'the main
teuauce Of her purity. The .'rst section
OF my bill reads thus:
That # shall be unlawful for any wo-
man to appear I'm any public place in this
state attired IN the habit or any part Of
the habit of man
I'm support Of this section OF my bll I
have only this to say: We find among the
first laws of God 20 man woman prescribed
I'm her dress. and expressly forbidden to
adorn herself IN mans apparel, and the
Divine law is the base OF all just civil law
All physical law IS supposed to be based
upon It. Again. in all ages of the world
we ind in barbarism man and woman
dressed alike-no distinction. at least in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
Holiday Gifts.
Why DO you look 50 downcastf
What do l hear you say7

Why DO you look 50 downcastf
What do l hear you say2
Nothing TO give 10 people
on Christmas or New Years Day7"
You want to be making presents;
Wen, now, Just thirk "A while
Suppose YOU look in tho glass, dear,
And present yourself with a smile.
Then make up a bundle of troubles
And give them away to the Past.
He owns such a croony junkshop,
Where worn-out worries are cast.
Just bundle them onto the old year
And let him lug them away,
And NJ give heart of hope, dear.
TO 10 new year, blithe and gay.
And then give praise to the best things
In the people you meet this year;
You may be surprised at the goodness
Nou'Il find if you look. my dear.
And when you are hurt by the folly
or faults of the folks you know,
Just toss them bit of your patience
And a word OF pity or so.
--Dlla Wheeler Wilcox In Tia Sun,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

sugar slowly beating n5 G eSe oaes. This
nearly c1 wi lee two cakes Never lei The
e gu stand after 1t is beaten. or 'he i''''S
viii he rough. - ,or icing the
Il eai.oa a. 10 be used in the proportion loT
icing given. - .nd f17tter be-
Flour added to the ;; sugaT1 ' 1revent il sep
arating. . -o1,r md baking
,,c1,-ler in them should he baked as quloi--9
y rn,sii,ie v,fthout browning too Inuc,i-
Always beat a cake 70 have Il ''H'-''
never stir -A.o =, a-7-r fcfr 9.
70 be used between LAYERS OF cakes ~ &,
, ~ its hardening and crumollns "A@-'
ont
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04

ruffied sea, reflects al that IS above II. and
should, like the sea. reflect nothing beneath
It. She is ever IN advance of man in the
journey heavcnwarl.
The bll l introduced on dress reform IS
intended for the maintenance OF the puri-
~ and dignity of our women, and only
places man on the same statutory plane as
woman. We have many laws for the pro-
tecton-or rather that IS the intent Of such
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
Woma2 MUe| ff~! fHr~f)a7
poQ. Pettibo0e B. 0imb@rIaFe Of HIaba-
-. ma. uovId prohibit t3Q Fair Sex from
Wearing PQy ma0iS9 Pttire, aQd Gives
n..Aonh nrenments b Sustain His. Position.
cone PuDoe0t Rr9uMeQJ6 . 000VdI7 FI9 P08T00Q

49,. Icon declared or The snir'"'''
..,s, man who signs 80 declaration
-.,......, g., the souorous name OF Fe'--
,.,r. d, Tim.,erlate. and his o.ish.'''
~. ,rf.3. up8n h.1n, because ~ =
~ ~ the Alabama leg afAte-
A. r-.-,i,,l-Itl,e IS not alone an anu 500
.-- man bur re sludders al VIZ
,s.,,.,ar- cr-avats. collars. the cuI'-""s ''-'
n ,,,..-.e. 10 that worn 10y man. or amy
.,...- .-,-. "a lis. prov ded "a woman " '-'
ia, other words. Nr I1m1er4aKe ma
80. me. tha c.ideel against every et"c-
..,.,.,. 81 worn bv woman that p any wa
,.s.,,.,sz similar articles OF which man
the proud pes-esso =.
,.,.. Alauama legislature Sc intensely
; .s-..--af ir the movement inadz UT --'-
,r~ Timetable The wives sisters
.,,-...-l..ar.|s ~ thc members are also excl
o-.~ ,r,a matter. for lir. IT maeriAfe
introduced q h.l q, that legi siatur" ~ VIZ
d.. lis a member prsa5aiting the wearing
.u IN, -hir-s mentioned. Not only
tais bn for.,d the uso 81 wearing ap1
5 i, zine manner referred TO. but Il proi
"a peneitv for violation Of the law
/, Tho offender shall spend slN months N
80 an illl4.itaa+ l'..t '-F
$ Tine Alabama legislature has already
8 war on the thea5er la;. and. therefor
"a ti-llocrner-shirtwaist ig1ts-eravat
" ur. has created no END Of a sensation
l. erno- Oates. OF Alahama. is said e
- voiced the sentiments of a very larg
Der u the legislature when he state
Of hirh hat may have In 90. blt the sh'
mot n ms wife knows st."
y. Representative Timberlake howe
IA ell th. courage o. his conv.c-lon,.e
- voices this fact IN the following 50;
the like OF which, il SIS cafe TO = Z
St never before appeared over the SIG y
RI a legislator, even ia state like u
eel ! VIII re all the men are noted for
lautry. TINS IS what Mr.. Timba' J,
q / written:
q ITO the Editor am not woft' q
mt frlt a great admirer OF woman-N 2
ers in woman. ] believe That wont y
pse sweetest purest and most unselj0i