Richmond dispatch. [volume], November 10, 1895, Page 6, Image 7

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SOME GEMS OF COMBS
My Lady Must Wear Them in Her
Hair.
TSni wfajsl IBWKIT Mil.I.s.
AluretKa mill IViilliera \rc l?<
?lileill> Out ?>! Muli?* Ci of. ?si?> mi I
?leila ll?i?? IhS ?"lr BhOWld Be
stewoaeel.
(Wrltti b for til? Dum itt h.)
The aniiti. ii n i>" ba re i en fond ol
tn bi ag ' ? lr !;? ir wnh :> athen ?'? I
aagrottse viii have i" Btw th tn up this
hinter or be li i I
tho feathers must go. Comba
ghats and shapes ara the correct head
urn,m., ats, bo th ' ' ihle i' wi Hi ra
eiij halrdn and iii t ? ana
in f rilli, -s vi.nt ly BO I ir a., DM '?
ami design are i
There saeeas i" be a different way of
arrasgdag iii., bali for every 'nco, end
*i t an ara ai Itu irosnaa with
dark, glistening lochs mu t wear bet
hair in iii" evening after th" style of
tin Empress J pl t.<-, if aha li.ts tba
f I." !?? stand ii, uni ti,.- ni imond and
pearl tiara, a k ? b glrea the Bntahlng
touch I., lida rory fetching arrangement
.?f her lei as, if i-ii" can't afford the
lath I. two or ti:.. Btrandi ol In
i? aria look well wound ii. .hm i ot
among ti," i ?. ; ilerk bolr doi i
sot laoli areli loo nw h bi frizzled.
i iImping t iii; ? i ll lo io.--- Ita
vii,iii bi brought oul bj light ornara ut->.
I'n ti" . rt..- woman witta yet
loo ..i r- .i.ii ita boll ? ?..'. i a ive lt tn
Btdl i- .Hill pull IL Up (.'.'li nj i ll .11 .
V- ii,in m/i .it.': ? 1 combs ii -
Boanentod with applied ? p. ?
popular iii.in n: ^ ? mt.-. t new,
but they raallj show off bel
httir iii.ni any other. Black garni
mat j> i f.in,i.i uni i.iiii-jiiiis sra '?
Imported from i
vary popular. Mai ? ?? i ?!. I
* reset ? >t and I uti. rfly thai
thlchly Btudded with Rhinestones. The
aide combe match, and i l ti ? .-?
novelties In blond bair is . .i
Birthing,
Tin- silversmiths report :? I g run on
t:.. . ii,mu j. .1 and y *. lu .1 i. db - of
lui t. ttl). -. 'lin ?? . i h.un, nts i ,
arrangement al ii"- bock viii, li permits
of ribbon winns ol i!" color "! ti
?esra Tho demure maid who
i 11 r 11 unpli si part, mil ct
hair wry high on lor bead, maj thrust
om- of ii,. buttai lin a ;?. ot iii.- i..i. k
ol ibe i .ut. un.i i ?, T. ii"\i it, .. \. iit".
Nh" m.iv <\.ii jo. ti.nb. r and s? 11 her
hate with \ ? i ??? sm,iii i namelb i .uni
Jewelled butterfly and Boo rj pins, and
ni ol.ia.ii no i h. , t .ii..; :i i r Japam s"
Iva ?. it;- ii can afford to 'ii- i tai ir
hmr lom fm lin ir necks, i\,n with Ho
aid nf ci mips .ml puffs, Lu those who
do must SOI Lui i ? el Ofl H." i.ii"! villi
an home nae itu lol i i bi i: doi k i omb,
turvilla almost 11-,.i!i ear to oar, it they
vlsh io he in ii"' rori kates! style.
A PRETTY PARIS OOWK.
When a hairdresser ?u? nuked how
Olaarty woaaon Basrah] Bress und oma
tiient their hair, she replied:
"Will, evcrbody la going; to wear her
hair pompadour this Whaler, and there
la such a vailety in the BaTraajgeaBCsYl et
this style that tt can be mads just a>
becoming ts the woman with a haag,
lank face and tn laver.mu egos as le
the one with a round fare. Mut when
the crow's feet bogia to soratch a rou ni
? tommi'i oyaa and the eas tao in h.r
??"*? basia Lo si Ula into lilies, abe should
be \'!y careful la the Brraagaenent of
her i it sad the selection of ornaments.
?hs Should not fall to pull soft little
| curl) down on her forehead, mil. unlit*
abs I- r.iiiiiikiil'lv well preserved, munt
not A"ir brilliant ornaraonta. Medhms.
atsed comba In the tortoise or let are be?
coming,' but poolta navet in gray or
iuni: and no tot the beloved
diamonds, Hoy bring.out the wrinkles."
Mlntatores gre Invading everything
fnun '-r.-inio 1i.i\>s to era'ker jura this
autumn, and 11,?- rory newest thing in
bair ornaments is a back comb In glided
stiver with ? laney enamelled mtntature
? ni iii i.l l-fi..-hinii.-I top, If B winnini
Wishes it. BOd luis the pli.e. Wltfcfe '.M by
ss I-" mi -m.iii. ahe caa nave the minis
tugs "i i ana loved ons aa her comb aol
in a circle of dtataonda or Dearhi These
? .mi.- ni" made only in medium Blass,
sad ni" ive. tingly rich looking, For
street w ai aenall tortotae-ohell comba,
plain "r ornamented With Stetting sil\?r.
are mo In demand, though those witta
teeth of celluloid and tops of transhj.
i -ut enamel bid fnir to oust thi - aland*
'rio celluloid comba era beootlful,
1'nth ii. ? dot and design, aad resemble
ri ll in" Mle "1' Ttiiki>-li BAOSStc.
Bright and glided stiver stag hold their
own areli for day wear, though tortoase
Moil la the most popular fur ail ooca
t-i. n-."
4 t'rirnlile.
(Beaton Tianocrtpt)
1 ? tove, > "ti ask If I be true,
if nth. r worn aa naive
Th" heart thai only beale for you
\\ iih 1'iil.s. ? ail of love.
(jut iii tli>- i hlllv dew one morn
l plucked a wild, sweet n?se,
A little silver-bud, new horn,
Ai.i longing to unotoee.
I took it. loving new-born things,
i know my heart wai wann,
"i i. little allvi: roat come in
Anl shelter fruin the storm."
And ' my body pressed,
i t its petan part,
A i looking down within my breaet,
I j-:i\s its golden heart.
11, ii !? ,i gol ;? ?! heart it has.
Ymir eyes moy inver see,
To others it 11 alwaya abut,
ii opt us but for ii ?.
But that I i sae nts pass
i . ? ali tl "i".
am i i" iv tin linea in the nra?*.
Although ihey be bo , dr,
Why, the itrsngi i hld, half accurst-**
< Sri e ,,f flowera aha grows?
Csn ti ni t gse not, ase! In my heart,
Bllvi r sad gold, my ross, .
I'nctn for Hie < urious.
Papei bolte gain favor,
i roi bot i spot t i.i ?? booming.
Tucson tana a \\ iraan butcher.
Sr..-in'.i v.u.i ii.is ::,i.faners
t oars at" milk" i by machinery,
i ?? i hes fit DO scree la p eu -.
Vermont quarries employ 4.<"> men.
Ano ti. a li.u- 0),OOQ OW it."lin., stn ri-.
French borsemeol is 7 cents a pound,
The sultan's Jewels ara worth 140,000,000,
England's annual rum bil] is tSOO.000,000.
Copenhagen boasta psper telegrapta
notes,
We eat fcOOhOM busbsM of j. annis
ye 11 ly,
The cost af the meohtnery of the bow*
*a eui 1 oluss Hrltlsh cruiser Gladstone, ls
said to he over fcM.OOO.
Sun .lose, Cal., ls the largest prune
market In the world. In a Bingle week
tbat city bas shipped to other markets
( UMBI pound-.
The mo*.i rapid growth ia the exports
of Japan ia In floor mattings, which now
?o to the United States and Europe In
bus of ii*i.(.o bales at a time.
'lhere ls a little village named Mark
i-enkln-hen, in Saxony, where every
.working neraoa-nitn. norien, and ekiu
\*&M.
0*&*J
dren-ls engaged In the manufacture of
violins. . . ?. ll_V
The Brewers Journal stales that English
Syndicate* have BLMMB invested In
American breweries, the dividend on
which, nt 9 r*-- c*0'-. lHHt >'ear w**
PUBVOO. and was paM In gold.
It Ls Maid that a Ji'inti'se syndicate
will soon operate a st'ainshlp Uno be?
ns,.,! Japan and some point OB the
North Pacific coast. Beattie ls making a
?troiig effort to become the American
terminus of the line.
HVM'KitictL WOaTunB.
Mr.. 1,jun Linton Knomf '1 li I ti tc or
TfVW About TIh-iii.
'Mu. b thal ls done in this world and
many a i liar.n't- i isti,- owes it;* origin to
hysteria, declared or Bcknowk Iged We
| arnly confine the word to those tits
of pascioi it, bm , pin"; in woiui-n and gtrtei
when aalf towirol la low) uni wan uaw
prevail," says Mr?. Lynn LaBi ii "Hut
doctors aad the c*mertenord bless- better,
and Dacy knosv that roan] iniagi which
potpies the unenlightened and dtetreea
tn.. - s iiipatiie'i" sra stanpl; cMrtborate of
hyaterte, arid that tins ls tl" motive force
by which is aureed i ? ry large portion of
human nature, esp. (lally of feminine na?
ture, both >owna and old "
Of scliool-giil loves and friendshtpfl "be
aaya: "Vows and declarations, protceta
Uona nnd mteunderataadlnga, tealoiialu
1 -uriiin: Bj quarrel
.... i owtrnah of Bery wrath, there tba up?
turned nose "f cold disdain, .md here
agate a fi-"l of tears, wharf-to it woeld
Beeta ;>- if tba very ltf? or tbe s.'h
creature wera flossing away iii tia
tb., tiwi sp-iiincs of the future [ I '
which is tew a trairic .pi-, and tess fl
I" , !"ul ids!. And tb- ssboie tim:.- la
hyaterte, from ? nd '?> sad, aad ai haasteaa
us all other mu li manifestations un 1-r
what tiiiine BOeVei tli-y may c.''
MUMU IBBOBJBJ LOVE.
If ii linn'* Fortune- Tn kc livuy Illa
I eiiil.-i in--.. W hui Lund Is ll'
(Tiie i". ntury.)
"Did Bobod] ev.-r t*-ll you that in s?>me
fai ; !? In-tori"- time 1 whs in love with my
husband," said Mri Ronaalae, c.neb .-sly.
"Wi ll. 1 was. I used to go to afternoon
H in l.< nf and |'t'ay for that love to
but, bx aiii, iii., sensation ssas so much
t,. ins taate. I aaed to bas-' acetate*
feelinga when Ins foot w;,s ,<n tbs stair,
and i sat sewing little baby elothea We
lived in a plalnlah way, thin; * i stunt In
iss., theatre tickets waa a tr mondona
"lilias-; uni ss,- walked "ut to dinners
I luckin"; up the train of my beat sown
under a long Cloak, ant te**g**f*Tg if th**
wind matched lt away from rue at UM
corners and whipped it around my (set
Then h" gr.sv richer, and we broadened
th., borders of our phylactery, and then
loss ss Iii n-d.-ar knows If I cm ivm.-m
?? r, wc "T'-ss- firth, r and faith r us-.ay
tram each other. Now, when be ls at
boin,. 1 am aware r.f it. *MCB**SS BS ls
ti.. I- b> bu i a newapapei tit that is ali:
V.I a our lips i a-, i ii li ike two i
of .iry pith comin- together, l know
nothing Of his affairs, nor ho of irlne.
I have motny in abundance He
money who earea for money when a
I ri and SOUl and brain line ei,ne
into it."
KIM.I.' DIM ll'I.IMI.
Tlie Iiiuiik Crillee of Den murk lind
to Apoluulie tn thc Curler.
.\ ralbi r inij.r- bab) ? story la told of um
King of Denmark, abowtagthal be reared
his children In the amy tbs- should go.
Un.- .lay ut ila dint.-!-lab!" the young
prince ask.-l bia father what waa the
m. rating ol a ss, :?! he had sever heard h ? -
fore. The word, ''lustng." tat tbs Danish
ll .-ar "hoi "ii UM ? ar--." Th"
King ai-kci in. son ? hi !?? t. u id k .ii
saeh a wari 'i'lie boy, Mushing te Um
roots "i' bia hair, confessed after a uni"
natural hesitation that ba baal bam owl
in it,,- sti-'ts amusing himself hy ringing
th" BOOS and tlc ii running assay. Bat
at owe floor <m angry porter maned awl
und about. I aii.r iiiiu thal he would give
liim a "lusi-ic," |f cc, r be did euell a
thing again. When thc prince bad Dnisbed
i ? \; te na thia his Cathi r > idaho I
?'\"iy well, to-eeorrow you shall go with
me i,, ti.ai v rs- ic, .s" rn.'i b, _,- tin portsea
paid,,ii for such rudeness." Accordingly,
the next day tin- King weal with hu
mach-abashed ara and ma ie him apolo?
gia*
A I Mitt II CLOCK.
Made of ii ? . rn at n I U ii ii,I n *-n n flo-rei
li> an I lunn lou. I'lrui.
Kans is has often hean catted the sun
floss.i- Slat, :v title more th..Il es.r ap
pp pilate since thc f,.lillian BpOU G s,r
nor Motley's farm construct* d bis nun
f!oss"i- clock i'ii,,, shu; an i -not tnou.-i ;uii
floss.r. h.- Btlrichcd te its drooling head
a tiny cornstalk not more than t? n fc.-t
lone About the etea ii" drew a. circle
ami divided lt into twilit)-four jarts,
.-.nh of which ssas subdivided for min?
utes and si con is. And now, Bl UM
faithful plant from dawn till dusk es. s.
its tune lord the cornstalk |Milnter noses
about th.- dial, indicating tba time. The
bunib.ss ir dock cati also bi- us-1 as a
stop-watch t" tim" raosa by beading us*-/
lt ii big umbi-. Has. whlih ehOCka Cu?
res,lillian upon tim instant, when tbe
tlm? to a fraction of a second may b.
read "if upon the dial.
SHE WAS MIT PLBASBD.
On the (nntniri, Mic Received the
Co ni pl I me nt tilth Much ( (intern pl.
s-nor atehalteo, terassriy Maatetar to the
United states from Argaatlaa, dui no
speak llt)"lish very fluently. "1 mak
often many BBOeataka when I speak Ane ri
catio." said he; "I make a bad Mundi
thc last tim-- I am reciv.- 1 ut tha WhRi
House a baaatlful ladea tell nie *,.
thing which happen in your etvt] ss.u
She says she ? S lt. Now, I think l?.
i-ivo-u, I will bc polite, an 1 make th
setioi.i a iiraicl compliment. 'lt ia im
peeelhte that poa se*? it. madam.' I nay
'You must ha-.- ban Isirn ma nv. mans
years before the war' AH th" tune."
cole lu lcd Xcballos, "I tn.-un alter tba
war. Hut I make a meentuke. 1 say 'I.
fore.' No, the ladee was not pleased.
St.- f. lt tillich contempt."
WHY THE Qt KK\ IS I?KOtT>.
Mic Fancies She la the Greatest Per
Ml In the Horlil.
Some one, who has Just returned from
a summer abroad, was fortunate enough
to catch a glimpse of Queen Victoria, or.
rather, a series of glimpses, so that she
waa enabled to study the royal manner
and carriage, as well as face and figure.
She observes, anent, this sight: "All that
has been often said of the Queen ls quite
true. She bi fairly untidy In her appear?
ance, with not only dowdy dress, but
that dress dusty and askew. And yet.
there le a majesty tn that undersized,
homely woman that is positively start?
ling, and lt ls not the lustre of
her name nor her dosIUoa that almost
awes one who sees Queen Victoria ror
the Brat time. Utf-rally, she can scarce
ly remember w hat it ls not to be the fore?
most figure In the universe; for, Where
another ruler might question tho BOpert
orlty of England, he would always
yield precedence to the woman. If not to
the sovereign. And then, nh* regards
her country aa supreme, and, of course,
herself an BaBtSSBS in ll. How could tho
fact that one considered herself abso?
lutely the greatest person on earth fur
over half a OSatSry fall to give one an
air of consequence?
1- Bullion*, and Fabrics.
Thero ls bo much that ls pretty In
neckwear lt. seems difficult to know Just
what to describe. Fancy runs riot this
season, even more than last; nothing
seems to ge eeendOerod outre, no matti i
how vivhl the contrast. Soft sha.!'s ..;
coral pink and rose mngneta ari much
In favor, and are -h..vu lu velvet, ci-j...
and gauffered ribbons, for thia pun*'- ?
of neck adornment.
Flowers are but little tined, the gamut
of fancy taking up with endless bows of I
ribbons, nil more or lesa gaudy in pat
A JKWKLLKD SI.H'FKK.
tern and coloring, and ma?se nf crepe
or costly laces. Th?i muslin and batiste
collarettes of fae Hummer are to he worn
during th*, winter to brighten indoor
toilets and fascinating onea of pale, tinted
silks are also to be much In favor.
And especially charming collarette ls of
pale tiii'iuoiye blue silk, cut In Bailor
style, and much notched, enormously
A TAI LOU MADE CLOAK.
a11". an t edgt i .t ? ri i?? ;? ?? ilbls turn
wah Bat, yellow torchon inaei lona, An
otn.-r oiu ci b baa trillings of
broamlah Valen enn ? all armina tbs
adgo, sad viii bi gi I u up a black gown
w,m.ii 11 ally. Blocks li t i lined foraaa
aio aa minti in favor I a.-uii, a
a OEM IN .u:\\ i.'t.KY.
rerj fetching one ha pate rsusary-yenow
has got.rtea et Ifotonctennee it'", ht
yellow, kNo it i ie a broad band
heavy Dresden ribbon fora groundsrorh,
over will, ll, St BOCh adgO, ar.- laid PH\ I
or asea <.-i in tiny frills, tearing a centre
Of the riblKin to show, An mine SOI BOO
of the broad, ff ti cf ribbon Bntahsa it si
tl." I'.uk. Tiny points Ot bl.Igi I VSl
vet are shown for neck and sleeve wi ar,
in Hon of thc nui-sliti OeMC of tho Mim
nif r.
A Jaunly Beok-geaf kai a high, I'iiln
stmk of ratdafa-ajs *dos astin ribbon,
with an ossiSBang Bat bow at the bach
From the ff ". the bani, dhrOCtty In
front, fall* two long tabs of gauffered
D.vi.Vi'V OOWK.
muslin, In pale tan, edged with frills of I
torchon lace. A pretty collarette of Jet j
has a deep fall of black chiffon covering
the entire front of the bodice.
Some very beautiful glass amt china of
the Napoleon era are being shown
by the importers thia fall. Thia aea
son the exquisite transparency and vivid
colorings aurpasa anything in the past. ;
Everything for thu Ujreaelng-uble la now
made of china, in pretty forms and col?
ors. Lovely conceit* In candlesticks
and lamps, rsndelahra. antique oma*
it."lits, pitchers. pla<T,tp"J. are of Floe n
a ruiitiors chm
tine porcelain In floral and Napoleon da
slgna. beautifully painted In rich, vivi
colors. They are moderate In price, and
very strong. Heretofore the bisque ar?
ti' lea, v,hil" very pretty, were too fragile
to be useful, and they were very fre?
quently Imitated Par the protection
of those who may not be connoisseurs,
most of the principal factories, have adopt?
ed private marks. These marks are
Odd, and make, an Interesting study in
themselves. landscapes, flowers, gro?
tesque Idols, quaint legends, all contri?
bute to furnish Ideas.
A Modern Dove's Olive-Leaf.
f'ountess Sehlmmelmann. g Danish lady,
who haa been a frequent guest ln^'.er
mariy arid at the Russian Court, nf.\ m
giving her time to a seamen's mlssloa
aluig the Punish coast on board a yacht
Called Hie L>o\o, which has been specially
arranged for the purpose. nie uova
carries a crow <n' seven nen, sud the
:-' i\: ? , are, In fair Breather, held ? a
deck, nuder an awning; In leas favorable
weather In the cabin. Whilst lying at
?'opens i ? B kimmi rm.um baa
?? ny ss tive ran lot ? on board
dally Hu- (it-* bassall a nicely appoint) 1
i ii in; ni u l litton t,> win. h tn.
for two i,oy- aha nae adopted,
and for their govi nh as. Hm I
library, sud it is i ? tnpl itloo te
add a. small printing establishment, .-??
thal tracts, etc, eon be printed w boord
li.iiiu*,- I lane Voa.
(Prank L st .mon.)
Pecan i | "U 'lear,
M rOW dO 1 beal .
\ ? i to] I ii th< -??? Benong m. nt.
Ai. i with my heart i h..id them iwest??
11 i . ? 1 love you. dear!
Ii. au ie I tova you, dear,
Ni i. walla i ' roams I weal;
Hut crowns of cruelest thorns ta me
Ar.- .....ft bi reetoet wreoths could at
ir. ? a . -? I love you, dear!
i tova yul., di ar
i trend the darkneei here;
But sweet Bowers btoseeaj in the <n??',
And loveltoat lights bu darkness glow,
I., i, ?.- i loss you, d>ar;
Ino I mutual Hables.
?very 'lay while he was In town the
baby, Prince Edward, son ti the Duke
and Duchaoa ol Vurk, was taken t . paj
a visit to in-, grandfather, the Prince af
Wei -. arho tak .-t the keenest interest la
hu progress The Mitta Prlaee is ocr*
tamly a delightful child, as bright.
healthy, nnd good-tempered as any mo?
tt .-r eould Bootra, and it lg no wooster
th ?? gi ? i ?? sase ii ak '.s g pat of him.
Helen Herschel ? ?_? rm ut ki tho name
given ta a bahy born a fas months ago
i,.I ii. is. ii. i (aland, which to nearly LOM
miles north f'f Kltka, Alaska, lier mo?
ther is a wife of an Ani'ia-an whaling
. ii'.m. it- ptaythtaga ara made from
whalebone; and Ita cradta was eat from
i of sgaciBSfBi hf a ships enrpea*
t. r.
MM Liked I.real People.
lilas iiiien T< rry has hal countleaa com
pllmenta purl har, hst few snore
? ii, and none morf? original, that.
tl.at of a little girl In I'.lrrnlngham, Eng
Miss Terry was staying with some
lip nls th.re, arid, being fond of "hil
aron, wont up stain to boo tba Mitta
girl of the house in !>?>?!. The inn., mri
of the savaga, POU know, always likes to
have visitors at that time. Miss Terry
sat on th.? bed and talked to her. V hen
she had said good-night, thc child's mo?
ther camu 1 Bl k to BM that all waa taut
and trim. She found her little daughter
with a pair of scissors, carefully cutting
out the portsea of counterpane on which
Miss Terry had sat.
I allia* Petticoat*.
Bays a woman, who ls buying a young
daughter's trousseau: "Kven In the flan?
nel skirts there ls great variety, these
being each of a different color, and cov?
ered with ellina, silk In a contrasting
nhade, with ruffle of tine, white cambric,
and butter-colored lace, with riblioiis run
liiroiigb. beading and little nows here and
there. There are sis more skirts of. a
new material, called sernanl. which ls an
eiderdown flannel, with crepe-nUk sur?
face, and little uiider-rutfles of? pinkvd-out
Bilk to match." . . ? .._
A JEFFERSONLETTE!
WIHTTI-:\ TO A% E4KI.Y tMlHIt
MTV UTI IIHKT.
AUttee st lo a CwaiWS of Hlalorli-n
Mud>?< iinttl*- ( rltlclam ot Hie BU
inrlmi lillirie?opinion of toke ot
Littleton.
To the editor af ti-.'- Dispatch:
The reoaat opening al a magniA en
hostelry In the city of Richmond, tectea
I lng ii statue of thc anther ot' U D
j duration ol American Ind-p-oidcn, . BB
j named la ins honor, and Um ah
j multan, ."is bulling of the Chief budd
I lng ot Um iriivetsit) of VlrglBte, whtel
: ts indissolubly essodal i aili <
: havo awaken. 1 , fi. .., un i
ThOSaaa Jefferson, and h - '????<? " ''I nie
public services. His **doaa*BOWa mil
iti-^s on matters ol' -ut'crati. part]
poli' is, and public inti i. st.i. g- n< rall), a
wi! as the famous legislaiis I I
which he was the gttfef author, BtteB
his profound political sagacity; and hi
"Notes ou Virginia/' la whteb he treal
af the aaeg*raabteal fllvtetoae ?. th
Stab, Its mountains, rivers, mil, s-, BB
physical ph. ie.BB na, its hlBBhttBBl
auctions, fauna, llora, Sjlteal!IMO. ar> hi
teclurt., cu., ia a monan;. Bl lo Ins i>
?aikabte powara td cteee and ac-mai.
observation and research The b it. i
which is gtv.-n below, and now, 1 bili, v
for tl:.- Bl lt tte '. pUbli -:-' d. - I
lng ami str.ku.g prouts of bia BCholarl)
and . la ; of til" is ? I
familiar \ k a he bad gained of tl
of historical literature as ll ex ited in hi.
day Th* lui to hai
written by Mr. J. ;i. mon to OBS Bf tte
earliest students ai tte unlversi
baldy th,- Ul" li "ii. QeorgS W . I.' ?
ml) m iin.-ss. r i .
for advice a.* to th..- bootu te bea
a course <?;
atld las\. Il i ?-. ? thl .-- : ? I ll lc u >
ip | I ..ii lb.
omer page; "Thl
roy lilli ?? a. CUStOntl I tO 'a I
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l icu- s.i. i i ii ber thi
IO whom ci
history an
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reading whteb it- i ss.,, recoaaraend to
th> ;r school-*. ] ,1 wish thil
letter to I
their cours.-. the result ol
slderation, \i DI be prel
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tieithir Bf thl li "/.arl
Sollie g| lal ll Vi' a . I" I-- ?
what they mas i. < minuend lei' r
in ail ca-, i , eft r ertginsJ ?
to (Olllf'lb ra t"|- a 'll III.-.
tory; therefore, of Ora wand Roast ?
dally, i should a is isa ti i usu*
of Ho nd- N \
DlodoniS, Livy, Caesar, Sic
"Pal ila.-, and I i 'ii, in lb. ir Ol ",:
undi ratood, and in ti i it not.
Cr it- continuation to tbe 11
te,ii of th" em|iii" wc must then bl
i ontent with i ilbbon, a oompll i
vsi? u Rollin, for a Ja ll
of th'! w hoi.- At't.-r mis gi
am a t'linii" r ..r particular hts!
niling t.i> ehaama, whteb may be n
Isteure in the professions of life, -
An- ii, Quintus C i:i. . . Polyl
teat, Plutarch, i H
- .- Mi ab-, ,-tc. Til" "Ariel-.I.' I
ll;- i"i y" BBOUM i ? " ? ic sh.-ls ? s ic
a book of general reference, that moe!
learned and tim moat faithful, perhaps,
that cur ssas written. Hs
plain, but i ?
in m,?i.in ktetory there .in- but two
- with who- ? -eating
to bs to i?. intimately acquainted, te wit,
an i Eng) iel. Bob tbs
Mil ? ' gi net ?: < tory of Fi >?, ? I
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style ant mari.- r n..it in- readers were
unartUU - thing, swallowed
everything, und all England i"caav
by tb-- magic .I Bia wit H
luttonteed the i ?
comry rnoTi completely ti au tbe stand
lng mr.: ? i I ? s ? r I. -.s,- i. :., , si tu.-h
were so mach dreaded and deprecated by
the patriots of (he day. Has mir s . i
ed so eminently In tho accjutetttoa o'
billilli" and ' -in.- BJ thil H"i k, b"
ta iv Um hte c tl I -? i |.ling
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upon the Sovereign and not th* B
who usurped C.." rights ot th- peop,. s
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MARLBORO UH - ?JIP T TO HIS PIANCA
which the English lahore.i (to ?.'.. wain
ping, pillorying, cropping, Imprisoning,
fining, etc.) when aOBanasSOd In themselves
with regard to the constitution scarcely
deserve the name, nor were they either
b'irthensonie on the people's properties or
anywise shocking (o the natural humanity
of mankind. During iii- constant wara,
civil ami foreign, which prevailed while
these two families occupied the throne, lt
was not difficult to find nb umlaut In?
stance of practices, the most despotic t ts
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