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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

erFthinr else a the iulHaediate Qpeninl.
That market showed declines fen8ins
from "a 20 I'D. Q Yefy e5nphatle re
Spouse to yesterdhy'g weakness " ms
market Itn efleet was marked, though
not very lasting. Quantities OF Allt
were offered at the start q e4.to 3 .te
COMPARED With yesterdays closing price
OF ei5kc, but 70 many takers were ionne
for the west at those hgprel thai, the
price Jumped almost iHime dlately to &C.
There the market hung for q time with
quite fair business doing. Decemner -
the meantime developed great strength
Opening sc lower at 625 oS2tc, She
market advanced very quickly unner
strong bidding by recent sellers and bV
the general crowd, the price being
Jumped 10 63Nc before halt was CALI
ca by Scalpers, who saw zoo much pro-
at n sight to resist realizing. 10 ae-
count for the unexpected show OF
strength by December Il was said that
as fast as wheat Is being delivered out
on December contracts, It IS being or
dered out all rail by shippers. Indica-
lions OF a falling OF Ia farmer9-dellV-
cries IN the northwest. long looked Tor,
also encouraged buying. AinneapoHa
and Duluth receipts to-day were Spl
cars, compared with 1858 last week ana
sos a year ago. Chicago receipts were
ill cars, eight Of contract grade. The
decline IN northwest receipts was COM
mented on from the fact that the Wea-
Their Is especially favorable for chipping.
Later in, the day still more strength was
given the market by the heavy Atlantic
port clearances amounting In wheat
and -four to 100000 bushelA After the
FIRST buying Juror had been satisfied.
the market become dull. but brightened
up again on the clearances figures, all
classes OF traders coming into the mar
ket, shorts being especially actiee IN
covering their contracts.
Late Argentine reports as to the crop
and condition In that country were
again unfaYorabIe. The buying enthu-
slasm was somewhat checked by the
closing cables, which showed weakness
in all foreign markets, but the reaction
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and stock
lIaFleets.

Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
NEW YORK, Dec. s.--Nouey on eau
steady 26ass per cent; last loan ~ per
cent Prime mercantile paper Sh9l
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at
s. sliLeI slH for demand and at
a siss6f 50 for sixty days. Posted
rates 81 s2M and S1iS5ls. Commercial
bills s. SO3t. Silver certificates 5slh8
60lkc. Bar silver 599Sc; Mexican dollars
ls&c
stocks rose materially to-day and
left OF at tho best With a remarkable
display Of activity and strength. The
opening was firm accompanied by great
activity ignoring the shaded process OF
the London market. Manipulation OF the
high priced industrials caused consider
able advance in these speclaltles. Rails
ways responded only feeblV for the time
being, but later became the leaders OF
the market. Purchases OF high priced
usually dormant stocks. and other gem
orally neglected Issues Of a lower value
enlarged the scope OF trading and from
time to time attracted attention when
dealing In tho general market was slug
gish and devoid OF feature. Des Moines
g Fort Dodge was lifted 2% per cent
and Chicago &. Alton and Edison lllu.
Tninating six points. The leading fea-
ture OF the railway list was Missouri
Pacific, which developed unusual actlv-
ity and buoyanoR which carried It's
shares up So per cent to Az. The mort
EaEes OF the road also showed agrees
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. s.
There has been great rejoicing to-day
in connection with the fete Of "purslma
concepcIon," Yesterdays mourning
emblcms were exchanged for aiorIous
decorations In the cathedral, and sor-
rowful music gave way to Joyous Able
Bernardo preached an eloquent sermon
90 a congregation that crowded the ca
thedral. In inspiring words he called
upon oil Cubans to rejoice at the ter
minati1n OF four hundred years or
cruelty, cXtOrtion and misery and to
show their gratitude 20 the United
States for the happy contamination Ho
euloglzed General Wood, governor Of
the military department OF Sanu1go,
sayinG that he rcJoiced 10 hear that
Oenetnl Woods name had been sent "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

NEW YoRK-The week IN the metal
market draws to close with the out
look most unpromising. Business was
almost at standstill to-day, with
prices finally more or less nominal.
News was stlll Indifferent and local In
fluences OF little Importance. At the
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants nominal at 81 %; lake copper
quiet, with sig IS bid and az IS asked
tin quiet at SIS 90 bid and SIS 10 asked;
lead dull at 50 90 bid and IS 62iG asked;
spelter dun at So % bid and s. IS asked.
The Arm fixing. the settling price for
leading miners and smelteFs at the west
quotes lead at 50 40 and copper at {12 rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

the United States. senate With ree6m-
Hleudaticn thai BE Sc raised 20 The fan,.
Of major general. and can only
nope said the preacher, that GenoroI
lN9ods name WIN Be sent q week later
With 2 recommendation that iie be ap-
pointed lieutenant general and made
goserHqr gtnerli bf tie iGidnd Of Cuba
during the American military occupa-
tibn."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

CHGCAGo-wheat to-day turned
strong on the enormous soahoard clear
ances and indlcatlons OF falling OF IN
farmers deliveries In the northwest,
The market started strong at haIsc
advance over Yesterdays closing prices.
Corn and oats were both duh and prices
are unchanged. Provisions advanced
sllghtlV Wheat opened weak and low
or. Liverpool news ovcrshadowcd ev-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The Rev. DR..
Stuart Dodge. a brother OF William E.
Dodge, has been appointed president OF
the Home Missions Board of the Pres
bytcrlan church, To succeed che late
Dr. John Hall. Mr.. Dodge. formerly
was a missionary to Syria, but for some
time has been n member OF the Home
Missions Board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10
HERE AND THERE.

rbristrnas comes with toyt ana drums,
And stockings hung bodhigh;
And parents dear, With con lenco clear
Nov crack the llHla old lie
In days OF old, their parents tod ~
Thorn the nelf@aanle tale.
So by these laws old Santa Claus
viii never yet be stale
But I'm prone 30 think the printeFi1 ink
or the angel up on high,
Falls with a blot Just on the spot
where marks the Christmas lie.
AT least It SEEMS Ia old-tlme dreamSs
For there arc lies, and lies
And Santa Claus 3 true. because
He's an angel In disguise. ]. W.
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sive strength. the consols IS rising 3
points. trust IS az and the collateral IS
points, The buoyaucy OF these secur-
tiles was attributed In part to the opec-
atlons OF bull pool and favorable COM
ment Influenced by the recent cancella-
tlon OF the company's floating indebted
ness The bulls had complete control OF
the market and although the prepon-
derance of dealings In the specialtles
during the forenoon, coupled with their
marked irregulacity. served to diminish
trading In the standard stocks, persist
ent efforts were made to advance the
prominent railways which met with
considerable success in the final hour.
Rock Island started the rise and the in
qulrg quickly extended to the rest OF
the granger group and other spcciaities
which had been neglected during the
day The shorts were frightened by
the decided strength OF the market and
covered extensive lines In manT proper
lies which gave q buoyaRt tone TO the
closing.
The bond market broadened material
ly and round amounts oi various IS.
sues found a ready marlSc. at advanced
prices, Total sales. 100000,
United States old IS registered and the
2s registered advanced Is per cent in the
bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day, were
$4,000 SHARES.
D .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

cHICAGo-There was a fair supply
Of cattle for Friday. onerlngs were
we'll taken at yesterdays ruling prices
Holiday cattle were IN good demand q
Is GOES 90; good TO choice steers
brought 81 s065 IS. while commoner
rrades sold at So $500 IS; Gtockera and
feeders ranged from Sc 1904 IS, with 9
light supply. Calves sold at the usual
wide range OF prices, best bringing
Sc 0096 IS. commoner grades 50 O04b %.
There was fairly active demand for
boss from the Chicago packers, but
they acted more Independently than
usual and In many instances prices ruiz
ed 2Isc lower. there being less inquiry
for heavy weights Hogs sold at an ex-
treme Of 50 2O93 IS, laFgely at 50 SS@
9 S71S and the bulk Of the pigs went for
50 1903 30. There was a moderate de-
mand for sheep and lambs at the recent
decline, sheep being wanted at $2 25Q
4 % for inferior to choice, with sales
largely at So 5000 10. Mutton sheep sold
at So so and over. and feeders were sal
able at 50 5003 49, For yearlings the
rullng prices were. 81 1904 IS. while
lambs moved on slowly at s. 7595 S. for
poor to prime hocks. few going above
SIS 25 Feeding lambs sold at 81 2594 Is.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900 head hogs, 10000
head; sheep, 10000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattie steady; ex-
ira IS 25@5 10; prime 81 90@5 90; COM
mon 50 2063 60. Hogs slow; heavy
hogs 50 1908 IS; heavy Workers and
mediums 50 5000 40; good light Workers
So 1908 50; common to fair Workers.
So 2563 90; good pigs So 5000 IS: siEips
and common pigs % COCA 10; roughs
So OO9s 90. Sheep steady; choice weth-
ers 81 4594 so: common 50 6063 50;
choice lambs IS 2595 so; common to
good 50 5O@5 10. Veal calves 81 O0@7 80.
cINcINNATI-Hogs dun and lower
az go p0G9 IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

OIL cITY-Credlt balances 81 II: cers
tiAcates opened at 81 10 bid for cash;
closed at 81 IS, No sales; shipments,
s5,7ss barrels; runs sl,23s barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

king is type OF the soul as In anger It
asserts itself against the righteous judy
ments of God Aiuititudes of cleaning
pen-knives are always at work upon the
Bible. But the book takes care OF It.
self. II Is phoenix. It rises from Its
own ashes. 1t keeps on its way, fas-
clnatinE little children with its beauti-
fui stories, convincing sinners, comfort
ing saints, lighting and warming hui
man hearts
BoEaIU From Commentaries.
The court: Inner quadrangle Of the
palace where the royal residence was
situated. Bib. Com. Ninth month, our
December The cold rainy season.
Lange. Pen-knife. scribe's knife. Used
to shape the reed employed for writing,
and to make erasures in the manuscript.
Bib. Com, not afraid: Josiah rent his
clothes In grief that the book had been
lost; his son cuts Gods book and burns
It. Nevertheless this aggravrates the
kings SIM ]. F. B., Word Of the Lord
came That word was not burned.
That word was not burned, neither was
Jeremiah hidden from the eyes OF the
Lord. PelouDet. Another roll. The
entire book was rewritten and the Sec
ond manuscript, so far rs can be known
now, Is the one we have to-day. stan
ley.
Tho Teachers Qniv0r.
1. Destroy the Bible! Impossible! II
all the Bibles that have ever been print
ed were piled In one enormous heap and
then consumed, the sacred book could
be reproduced Immediately from the
quotations which have oeen made, from
| II in secular literature, FokSxample, In
| TnnnysOn alone there are tSur hundred
and fifty quotations.
2. Indifference is the worst OF all pen
knives. 1t does not hurt the Bible, but
| IL does destroy the soul by cutting u on
from the fountain Of life and light.
3. II we let the Bible begin to reveal
It's beauties and charms to US we VIII
and IL irreslstibly attractive.
a The structure OF the Bible resem-
bles tina; OF the natural world. Both are
endless and pleasing in their variety,
II is this that lures to exploration. There
is adaptatlon TO every variety OF taste,
and to the same taste In It's varying
moods.
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Ohio Valley Business
and English Academy.
ppO@ONItU
WHEELING, W. VA
West Virginia
Conference Seminary,
Thorough. practical, economical.
thirteen competent instructors.
Moral Influences the best..........

COURSES
Classical. Scientific. Literary, Normal,
Music. Art, Business, Eiocu;ion.
LADIES' HALL furnished throughout
with steam heat, electric lights, bath
rooms-Rn IDEAL CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Room and board
In this Han per week $500; per year, IN
Guiding tuition. $1,000 Special induce
ments to TEACHERS
Expenses OF Young Men por year SiaSoo.
winter term beglnE November 10; Spring
term Moien s.
For particulars write
S. [. BOYtRS, PRECEDENT
oc2i BueEh0naOA W Va.
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Sugars unchan9 ca. ~
a. ~ nnoduco aIetangl today the
buffer market was weak creAn1etie-
ifG1oc; daifiea 130iBc.
Cheesa-st eldy at 81 igse.
BgE1-Flrm; fresh sS82llse
NEW YoRR-Fiour. receiDtg LOCO
bsrreiS. exports 1900 barrels; market
STEADY, but negiecled.
gheat receipts Sisooo bushels; ex-
portS 10000 bushels; spot qteadyi no, :,
~. 7lac (, 0. b. ahoGt; options opened
weak: closed H0itc net higher; Deeem-
ser closed at 70{sc; March closed a.
72itc.
Corn. receipts 5ss.eo0 buahels; exports
is9. 800 bushels; spot market ea1ieri NO,
;. 409s 7tOitc I. o. b. otoati options
opened easy; closed partly 3tc net low
e; December closed at assbci Nay cloa-
ed at sSstc.
2 400 bushels; SPOT market oniii no. :,
30&c; No. white $50; OPTIONS inaetlVe.
Hops quiet, Cottonseed OIL steaGY.
Co6fee. options opened steady; closed
arm al s % 10 points net higher; sales
1920 bags.
BALTndoRE-FIour quiet and un-
changed FecelptA 1ulsVv 1AEEe41t e@Fotts
% 900 barrels. Wheat dull; spot and
month 7O5t 3705sc: january X6705Sc;
receipts i02sO0 bushels; exports lone.
Corn stendH; spot and month 3e6S9lte;
December, new or old. ss3stt9 sS5ic; jan
uary SsHc: receipts 2iS,90O bushels. ex-
ports asS,6O0 bushels. Oats dull No. 2
white $50 asked; No. 2 mixed SIC asked;
receipts 400 bushels. Rye steady; No,
2 nearby 6eiise; No. 2 western 6S1zpi re-
ceipts 1900 bushels. Butter steady and
COMMUNICATIONS dull. wheat
ouiet; No. 3 red 6Tq6T3tLc. Com steady
and quiet; No. 2 mixed &c. Oats quiet;
No. 3 mixed 2s@2Sskc. Rye quiet; No. :,
SIC. Lard steady at 81 80. Bullcmeats
steady at 81 rs. Bacon easy at - %.
Whiskey firm at 81 %. Butter dull ST.
gar firm. Eggs arm at 1sc. Cheese hru.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup has saved
many n life. It is positive cure for
bronchitis and inclplent consumption.
Price % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10

ITCHING piles? Never mind II phys
IrIans have failed 10 cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. No failures there. 80
cents, at any drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10
'lrryo1's Hsaiacfs ari Ildigssii01 Cnrl

ill5J ~ 3 llsilll w i-lll ~ 7S-ll- s-As
g the only remedy on The market that
20 tninnfea. correct indiFe1tinn, utimn-
lnto the nerves and build up the system.
Il should b In every home and every
traYelsr'J gTipEael. AZ ali pruEgistA.
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There was Just enough Ice on Four
teenth street, near the Hub building
yesterday to make good sliding, and one
OF the several ministers living on that
street couldn't resist the temptation TO
take a Glide down the incline as he was
wont 10 do In earlier days. He took the
mop and skip. then let Doth feet glide
over the CLASSY surface. Il was delight
ful and his eyes Sparkled his keen eN-
fFlaratlon of spirits. There Is always
some one to spoil your fun. and as fate
would have Il the ministers slide was
cut short at the Hub corner, when ne
ran. plump into n corpulent parishioneF
whose screams savored Of surprise and
Indignation as she was assisted 10 her
fau;, for he, poor man, in Efforts TO
steady himself. knocked her on her pln =,
Apologies on his part were received with
ecorn. In vain he sought to tell her now
II happened, but she s.ouuy insisted
that some people take too much TOT
their own good"
And mus it il that our talllngs are so
often misunderstood
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Wool.

NEW YoRK-WooI quIet.
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asdlsaL

A fun limo Of the oelebrdsed
SNOW STEAM PUMPS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-10
3AlI WAY rIME CARn.

Arrival and dapiFtnro 81 tflinr an ,ba
4tlef November - III EEnldnnfion al
4telerelco Marks; eDaiiy. fndilV. aReonf
sll,aAy. tleily, except Saturday, fD1ilp
except Monday, l8undnyu only ao1filfs
eAsl only. Eastern Standard Tine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
CHAMBLIss ron CHAT.

CHAMBLIssToN, Nay "a large crowd
OF patrons and friends attended the clos
ing exercises of the Chambisston school
on the evening of april 10Th. The ex-
efeises o this occasion are rarely eclipsed
for brIlIian1y. The tableaux and plays
demonstrated Miss Vests ability and
accomplishments. Miss West has gone
to her fathers BIO ne at Cuthbert to spend
vacation. We hope TO have her with us
again next fall
Mrs. Smith and children of Marion
county visited her brothers, Messrs.
John and Arch Story, this week.
Rev. L. J. Ballard preached one of his
best and most eloquent sermons here al
his last appointment.
Turkey Creek church has ordained a
new deacon-Mr. Carey Leverette.
Mr.. Will West, one of Cuthbert's best
citizens, was IN our midst this week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
THEY COME AND GO.
Review of the Movements Of PeopIe
You Know

Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Jordan were in
lawson several DAYS the latter part Of
last week. Mr.. Jordan is thinking of
buying horAe here and again becoming
citizen of Dawson.
Mr.. Chas. Deubler returned from Crit
fin Saturday, where he went as the rep
resentative of the local lodge to the an
nual meeting of the grand lodge of the
Royal Arcanum.
Mr.. Isaac Guice of Eufaula has been
in Dawson several days. Mr.. Guice is
prospecting with the 7iew of engaging
in the brokerage business here.
Mr.. Fred Crisp of Americus was in
Dawson Sunday, a fair one from that CITY
who is visiting on Lee street being the
magnet that drew him hither.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Shlppey of Parrott
were the guests of the family of their
son-in-law, Mr.. j. q. McClelland, Friday
and Saturday.
Mayor W. lB. Cheatham went up to
Macon yesterday to attend the Grand
Comm anderv of Knights Templar.
Mrs. M. V. Bradley and daughter,
Miss Pearl. are in Talbotton visiting the
family of Rev. 0. B. Chester.
Mrs. Kimbrough and Miss Kimbrough
of Weston are the guests of the family
of Dr. ". G. Paschal.
Miss jamie Sawyer of Graves is the
guest OF Miss Olivi Alexander.
Mrs. j W. Peddy is visiting relatives
at Upatoie.
DIR. A. NJ. Raines went down to Cuth-
bert Monday
Frank CUR was up from Cuthbert
Sunday.
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LOVE OF PLUMS LED TO DEATH
A TRAGEDY IN THE LOWER FART
PART OF THE COUNTY.
Anderson Garrett Is Caught in Auder.
son Clark's Plum Orchard, and
is Killed in a Fight
That Follows.

That Follows.
Early Monday morning BaiIif
Bunk Morris of the Fourth district
came into Dawson with Anderson
Clark, his eighteen year old dau Oh.
ter Ollie and his two sons, Raleigh
and Anderson, aged II and Il wears
respectively. under arrest. The priss
oners were turned over to DEPUTY
Sheriff Slade and given cells in the
county jail,
The charge against them was the
killing OF another negro, Anderson
Garrett, on Messrs. Stevens & Mas
worthy's farm in the lower part of the
county, near the Calhoun county
line,
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the
prisoners We're given a committal tri-
al before Justice Simmons, when the
following facts were ascertained from
Willis Williams, the only witness OF
The TRACE dy:
About noon Saturday Garrett was
discovered in Clark's plum orchard
eating the fruit without permission,
and when ordered tt leave a flss en-.
sued, which finally led to blows.
Clark, who is a cripple and uses
crutches, hit Garrett with one of
them and in turn was knocked down
with piece OF fence rail. Clark
then called to his wife and children
not to let him be killed, and the lat,
ter ran to his assistance. Garrett
still holding the fence rail in a threat,
.erlng attitude. Clark drew a pistol
tom bis pocket and began shooting.
Two balls took effect on Garrett, one
in the thigh and the other in the
right breast, and he lived but a few
minutes.
At the conclusion OF the testimony
CLARK was committed to Jail by JUS
tice Simmons on the charge of muir.
der, and bis daughter and two boys
were discharged,
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VIII be sold before the court house
door, in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga, on
the first Tuesday in June next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. The following described
property, towit: One house and lot in
the city Of Dawson, Ga, on east side #
Main street, north OF .ot Of Henry Bat
Ter, south Of Styles lot and west Of lot Of
Mrs. Bradley. Levied upon and sold as
the property If Lizzie N,ellborn to salts
fy Fl ia issued against he said Lizzie
Wellborn for taxes due the city of law
son, Ga, tor the year 1897 Tenants n
possession notified This May 3-d, 1898.
JOHN SEAY, City Marshal
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
Closing EXERCISES Of Sardis School

The Sardis school will close Its
spring term on Friday, June 3rd with
appropriate exercises. During the
uay examinations will be held and
>0mDtuous dinner, such as the good
people Of Sardis are noted for. will be
spread on the the ground, and at night
" School exhibition, consisting of
Essays, recitations and music, will be
'He programme. A pretty and roomy
'cHooI building, furnished with modern
o}eSNS' mas recently been erected and
o q school at Sardis is one of the most
nt50f,Shlng institutions IN Terrell coun-
~, Oh which the people of that pros
justly proud
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-05-11
To Girls.
From the New York Press.

From the New Y Ork Press.
We like to see a girl who is not
afraid to soil her hands, who, while she
shines with radiance in the parlor or
ball room, scrubs the kitchen floor till
1t smells as sweet as new-mOwn hay,
and does up linen 81 neatly, giving it
such nice polish, that everybody ad-
mlres it. Who sneers at the working
girl--at the fair being who, in the
close dress or bOnnet-maker's room, in
the bindery, fur shop, printing office,
and band box mandatory, earns her
living? None but the starched-up
miss, who, decked in silks and satins.
is only tit to squat on piano stool or
fiirt with dandified fools. Workir o
girls are truly happy; for though they
can't spend afternoons in promenading
they can steal an hour from the morn
ing or evening for walk; and when
they do put on their apparel they look
! Just like ladies, as the other sort of re-
males al called. And are they less?
NO, Tor papa and mama didn't paw for
their rich shaWls and pretty dresses;
their own no less beautiful fingers
earned the money to purchase them
How many of them support their aged
parents and helpless relatives? How
many of them submit to discomfort
confinement and privations, only to
come off conquerers at last, by gaining
the affection of worthy men, for whom
they make excellent and industrious
wives, assisting their husbands to ac-
cumulate, and finally enjoy fortune
which previous toll enables them to use
in the happlest dispensation, viz: con-
tentment, ease, charity. etc.