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111 MAY 31, 1866.

station at Shanghae or in its shall wait ad infinitum. The

events worth discussion,

RAZORS,

the Spectator, April 14.) uppose, rather below the dignity zo write upon razors, real

razora,

of fat steel, with which people to stunth chins daily cut off and exasperate their tempere

eat writer, however, who said estioned whether the habit of one ses-we fear he said the shaving, but then he lived eard movement was not a fair n for the pains of child-

d-bearing

Each is in sunie degree the aivilization, for while savage their children and go to work ay without any perceptible ill

sevage neu either

exempt altogether,

from shaving

or

8 mare summary, and of leas

Currence than the daily operation One race ses fire, another

e, another lime, and a fourth the

cuticle of the

i neens ingeniouser shell, &

=t

mlapted to largest amount of ugliness with quantity of suffering. The orld, however, and the semi.. far as it shaves, which is the bussulman world alone Feal sanctity to the beard, has razor, and it is worth the while rths of those who will read these. nsider what really is

is the best

ake of an instrument so e. Upon that point we

*

ation to give them which seems usly sound, and which is derived ay by a cutler, or, as he proudly elf, a "razer maker," one Ben- shury, of Bond Street.. In an

verbose and slightly pompous usible pamphlet, he gives the at least one very valuable hint. which we should have thought interest to keep very strictly to Of course his advice is of no use

ale, even if they would take it, know a good razor by practice. asters of the mystical, and to nattainable, art called "s

strop- they can make up for ang defect by skill in manipulation. ren to lay shavers to make those ing strokes, any more than to arsmen, nor did any layman that taequire that ineffable, and as ritual, mystery, the art of giving

to the weapon Le edge to

by a stroke

the palm.

h. Besides, the barbers Evantage none of their subjects,

or clients, or constituents, or hey call them, can ever hope to

ey cannot share by the aid of a on their own Doses. Teaching waste of time, but to the outside wretched majority who have me, nor patience, nor nerve to be shareu, there is one little secret operation worth knowing, and 3. The only test for a 2. As a rule, almost all

intended to be good, the

a razor 18 A

as well as the dear, and indeed 23 specimens are good just as often T. The present writer was fool ce, when prouder of having a he is now, to give a guines for azora supposed to be by the best England, and declared next day that they would not cut batter an unjustifiable exaggeration, for Danaged they would have cut it; were very bad, many degrees

he

n the worst of the shilling and

⇒g razors to which in exp**** is confined himself. The reason is very clearly by Be Kingsbury, re clearly perhaps than he exactly

A razor is

or is nothing more or leas

with very minute and thin teeth

s not cut nothing cuts--but saws

air of the beard. If those teeth

ght, continuous, and even, the

good one; and if

u buy one at

Rot, s

and

Int; o other possible test for razora any

price over a it is hard to criticize at that price adily along its edge through & agnifier until you fud one whose

as even as those of a saw.

That

razor,

s out of ten will be a good razo with uneven or broken

en teeth never

edge

very

y chance be good. The edws of -pen-knife, and every other rument, consists of a great number points, commonly called teeth, the instrument is is itself good, od condition, follow each other ta whole exter with

great order

neag, and constituto hy their un- egularity its excessive keenness.

en the

of such an instrument acts on

e skin or

anything

else, not so

the direct application of weight or

by being drawn, even

- because, by this operation, the.

slightly, quick

of which it consist pass in

, in the sanie direction, and over

of the substance. My

part of

on

readers

some con-

to

nvinced of this if they will make ving experiment on their glove or id, as they

like best. Let them razor either perpendicularly or

and

it." with force in a direct-line from right to

But them move that direction, let them draw it hem, or push it from them, in the degree, in the gentlest manner, and jske an incision. When they will

they will have luff Bo

Consequences

e

de this experiment. ·

nced the truth of what I have

uf anely, that in the operation of Tery little and even very

ce are "There is of Tways a possibility that the resor nude of steel so over tempered that or so under-tempered that it is

a rule

tle, or

t as

le cutlers, though they

and do not sell

uniformu

edges, do

sell a quiform quality of steel essential, but they are respon this, and it is only necessary to r that heat softeus steel, and that the trick of steeping razors in ntly

r makes them much less effective y were at first. Weight is of no ce, except to the caprice of the The lightest are probably now the ause very dear razors are usually dinore care will be used in select lades, but the weight in itself is a f no moment whatever. Neither Nine-tenths of the razor blades England are now of the same form

knife of steal thickening towards and broader at point than aboulder ey are not better and not worse.

e blade of even thickness set in a ack which came into favour about

No. 1111-MAY 31, 1866.]

fifteen years ago, or the blade of equal breadth throughout, still sometimes gold. Of course the edge ought to be straight, or they cannot be stropped properly; and English cutters assume universally that ey ought to be hung loosely in a sort of case their razors set straight like knives, caso-handle. We have lived atong people and the true model work stem to be one which fastened thefrazor at the angle pre- ferred by him who wields ita razor with

enjoys in the States," it honestly made, seems to us unworthy of the intelligence of the people whose principal organ of opinion that paper aims to be. If, as the Times charges, only British power prevents Ire- land and Canada from being "revolu- officered in the United States, in spitald tionized by aruiet uited, armed, auf of the United States laws," then there would be reason for its complaiate of the inefici- ency of the United States Govern neut.

it seems

THE CHINA MAIL.

As well be the slave of

Spring, but it is of no use fighting a trade, But it is not 30. Not a man has left our just whiskey enough to make th having think, for the one man must care for the

but the maguider will test this, and all oaths pedition, not a corpora so many words. If the teeth are not regular they will not saw a beard smoothly, any more than a jagged saw will cut easily through a plank.

These minute little teeth break of course very easily, particularly with men who have it beards-bends with irou in them," the beards of the obstinate and comba tive--and the next lesson to learn is Mr Kings- how to restore the teeth.

and wise experience, we sus edition,

that most men who per, tallies with have ever been costu tek to shave,

State

enemy.

There are zealots

MISCELLANEOUS.

TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.

95

(From the Erening Mail.") The advantages presented by Yokohama as a sanitarium for invalids have long been before the public, but no steps appear to have as yet been taken to make that place available under ordinary circumstances for the troops stationed here. We mean that there is no regulation making it a sequitur that regiments stationed in Hongkong Batiraly dispensing with the use of Springs, Wires, or

the poor fellow be turned off so long as it is he be admitted within the pale of the Con- no worse." On this same trip too, tuy statitution, as we say at home? The question teution, as I stood outside, is attracted has agitated parties considerably in America, for it is obvious that very little has been by signs of excitement inside the car.

to the door, I found done by changing the slave into a pariah, Squeezing my

and that, such is human nature, if the three young Irishmen talking in, the most

word now and then by way of protest. The their old mastera.

will be much at the mercy of insulent manner it, and only cropped a laws, they will be much at the mergy of who was very quiet, and three Trishmen, who were decently dressed, one man as of a State -nay, better, some

Feniava; and were

boastful slave at least as much as he does for his and pugnacious, they bad bognu to utter cattle, whereas the may only. regard their hatred of British rule for read very him as a Phink this vast expenditure of ould be sent to Japan for a portion of i loudly, and much to the annoyance of their there who

men and money has been to little purpose fellow-passengers, and finally they swore mor

the negro is still to ho excluded from civil and freely. Upon this the slderly it gentleman in question told the very de- rights--in fact, to be nothing cidedly to be quiet, and not disturb their and a brother." The Civil Rights Bill is fellow-passengers, soms of whom were la the Reform Bill of the day at Washington. Lies. Whereupon they poured out their President,

nt representing the commen sense and practical wisdom of the connu wrath upon his head. They should have been put out, and the conductor food rea nity, and not wishing to saddle himself with new and insuperable difficulties, has, how dy to eject them upon complaint, but as no

vetoed this Bill. The

great work of one did complain, and as they rofrained

ever, the day in the reconstruction of the Union. they were allowed to remain.

Yan- Vera Vate without previously putting the negro into a of them said to their victim,

I am a status altogether new to him. His freedom forced to save the remuant of some deci keo, ain't veren, alles abused his worse itself is difficulty enough, and it is not Yankee

The

but men

their termof service, such as exists with regard to certain Indian regiments being sout to the hills. The good effects which would be produced on both the health and spirits of men who had passed or were about to pass two or three unhealthy such- iners in this colony would be incalculable. At present there is doubtless a chance that

bury, whose pamphlet is marked "Twelfth dream of adopting the Times language, and from violence, and from further profanty and it is held that this can be done better the military authorities may be very often i

"Yes," he

66

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Metallic Fusterings, and especially adapted for those of long residence in Warm Climates.

MESS

GABRIEL

THE OLD ESTABLISHED

DENTISTS

(Diploma 1615),

and the main point is the edge. Nothing soil, by land or hy water, on a hostile ex- against any part of the British

cock about steel, and water, and makers are just

guard boat is known or suspected of preparations to start on such an expedition. of Irishmen assemble in the open air and and hear speeches against "British tyranny," and a small number assemble in a room and call themselves the Irish Senate. I am sorry if the readers of the Times do not know that there might be regular sessions of a Congress of the United States in Exeter Hall for a twelvemonth, and we should not calling it "contrary to the coinity of friendly natious."

But the Fenians collect money here with merless lands, is allí a 1 in the long the avowed purpose of using it to revolu- | than before. I laughed, but I confess that necessary to add his civil equality and mated regiment by transferring them to a ing particulars as to the condition of their mourbe, bit of simotis proves some which every tionize Irelant? They certainly do; and wh

when I thought the matter over, it did not ontier usos, and most itlers will if

200m to me that the open reviling of a man then, deery Drop & Holga ul on that, the although what they collect is not enough to

in New York by an Irish peasant because olive oil of the crust, an, says Mr be of any real use, even in the first steps of a rebellion, it is just enough to seelu to

ho was Yankee was a very amusing inci Kingsbury, "Let him the lay one side of

their ignorance a large sum, enough to

dent. I left the car with the soone yet nu the razor flat across the land so that

dazzle and bewilder their heated imagina-anished, for all this occurred in going about the shoulder of the

rig

(la finius the

a mile and a half. I must say, however, taug may touch the mough you of tous, and to so keep up their foolish asso

ciation. Yet the trouble of the leaders is that street railway travelling is rarely so Having gained this show, he lay begin this

be draw the razor town to hig, in a m manner

contributions has began seriously York iz to diminish and in spite of an enormous degree of pressure, fill in trives at the tim

When is a teen done

eating house where I sometimes go the compass of circumstances. meeting to prorate the sale of the tending eating hout wars, at an unpre- very point of it.

little bouds of the Trish Republic," Pat for luncheon, I took my seat purposely at aud on one side the razor soul be aroed, and Biddy cannot be enticed to making the same little table with a man who seein. As a politician is committed to this, as should without further reference to head or will be furnished direct un receipt of Twelv

that disposition of their savings. The little bonds remain unsold. It is, however, only the that gives money in the possession of

semblance of an existence as a Febians body. They come over here bringing, in the words of the London Daily

you let

somewhat circular, ani a moderata madis point. The tow of money thickly strewn with incident, even in New

it.

the same operation take pipe on the other side of i

In this manger be any proceed till the bone has protest the desired effect." Nobody does that We write with the experience of crowded cius in many voyages, and we say deliberately that the majority of lay shavers strop the razor on lifting the buck til the edge is tarnal) patience

"the home the reversa ey have not the is it strange that they are ready to lay

For

on the wharves:

11

enga

1.

33

citizenship.

Evon bis

libeller, and the

healthy station, but past experience does not warrant que in believing that such an arrangement forus part and parcel of the route on their leaving England.

It seems to us that on the despatch of a regiment to, this colony it might be well to direct that on the expiry of say to or three years service in the island they

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GABRIEL'S Practical Treatise on the Tooth abich explains the numerous advantages btainable. by their gatented matho may be had of their Agents

stamps.

SAUCE, LEA AND PERKINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be the only good

Sauce and applicable to every variety of Dish.

It is observable that the question is not rande to turn on the nierits of the negro, Nobody thinks it necessary to assert either that he is wise, temporate, honest, and in- dependent, or the contrary. People do not would vote even seem to ask how the negro and act if left to himself. There can be no doubt of President Johnson's warm und strong feeling for the race, and his hearty desire to make the best bargain for it within pride

as his philanthropy. The reasons which have led to his Veto are reasons of State, quarters be transferred to one of the Ja

panese ports for an equal period. On their which is only a phrase for the reasons which any sensible man feels better than bo can departure, let them be relieved by a fresh explain better, perhaps, the

than he can al- ways venture to avow. There are matters detachment from England while their of which a thousand people may be fully comrades stationed in Japan proceed home. and equally cognizant, though not one will allude to them, for he knows well that Four or five years is a quite sufficiently somebody will call him rest will stand by to hear him so called, long term of service in these climates to cannot the negro be declared a citizen maintain any regiment in anything like and invested with all the rights of mani

au approach to numerical efficiency. There answer is that he is not a citizen, and cannot be made a citizen by a proclama is nothing more wearing to men exposed tion or a law. We have unfortunately had to the influences of a peculiarly unhealthy a little experience of our own in this matter. We gave the Jamaica negro, in common climate than the absence of hope in the with his white master, civil equality and future; that is, hope based upon reason- the right of self-government, and we see

ended. All the

instincts

able grounds of being able to quit the coan- negro's how it bus go in the other direction. He is try before all shall have fallen victims to eg to caution the Public against spurious Imitation and habits go careless, credulous and dependent; easilyex disease. Such an arrangement (modified

of their celebrated cited, asly duped, easily frightened; always

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. the ready victim of the stronger will. He is of course in such a way as may be found material for the band of anyected with necessary, but based upon the principle we

anybody who full political rights, the race must be at bare stated) would be found to save much, & P. have discovered that several of the For- 1. eign Markets bave been supplied with aud absolutely unintelligible, neither telling tobacco-chewing) political importance man, and sail; So you are enough of a magazine of mischief. In Jamaiou it app in the way of medical attendance; would SPURIOUS IMITATIONS, the labels closely resembling

would imbibe at a day's Guess that the

those of the genuine Since, and in one or more o moreover give the men additional zeal to instances the name of L. and P. forged. he replied; "and I'm Yaukee notice any absurd delusion as to the autho

I and P will proceed against any que, who may

the scientific process, and trust to the strop to make all sincoth. This operation continued, as Mr Kingsbury says,

like wire till the edge of the razor looks

should or, as

say till the

of

Why c

ed as if he bad come straight from working

He was any

"And chops and fried eggs pork he called to the waiter girl, Psix fried on both sides." She went off, laughing a little, and he looked at me and said,

thinks I'm rather hard on eggs. He was a tremendous fellow, big-limbed, and deep-chested, with close curled hair and rot russet cheeks; and I knew instantly from the gleam of his open grey oye that he was a Yankee. He was very civil, and called the waiter

The real. girl ma'am. When his POTR appropriate garnich, including large cup of coffee, were put before him, he in deed was hard on them. He seized knife and fork and went at the riands in such a way, using both instruments almost at once as hewers and conveyers of food, that thought instantly of Scott's lines,

masses of burning hatred to tingland they work hard, prosper, lay up duey, out part of it in the luxury of feeding their hatred If they did not prosper here they heart's con-. might hate England to their cant, and they would not only be harmless, thumb refuses to be tortured an erator's but soeto barmless to you; for they could pork chops and his aix fried eggs, with

longer, it

not keep up an organisation, ur sent out should mence ou the atrop, but in the emissaries to Ireland. And it is a part

recommence reverse way, nawely from the point to the their bitterness that they have found upou shoulder, the teeth of The razor thus receiving the direction in which they will a foreign soil the comfort and the freedom Thus perform to most advantage-as we should that they could not find at home,

ing the prosperity and untramelled action of say, getting their polish the better for being people in humble life in this country as she rubbed the contr itself should be pur trouble to the British Government, as it 13

the friction on

or at least the occasion, of seriona CALLING, in the centre, without r

and discomfort to of

annoyance covered

calf-ski, and so Bitish tourists. For nearly all that is

with greaser

British cording to

to Mr

ofensive in the United States to composition" upon which he is very learned

visitors (excepting always the vile bat of

has its sonrec in the innl prosperity

the hone... The

fectly fat,

not

way

in

elasticity, Ri?

his realers what it ought to be made of nort explaining its use.

We venture to submit,

sonra

to our

They ring the fechin targe aside, And with both hands the woadsword plied,"

Having cleared his plates rapkily, he or dered buckwheat cakes by way of dessert I took this opportunity to be sure of my

Q.

of uiserly unenltivated people, much the

Yankee

to

I be,"

buckwheat cakes f ent

and there I

on the other hant, that the only Isrger proportion of whom are foreigu-born.

CAI

wishes to

negroes

cise

of

Extract of a Letter from a Medical gentleman at Madras to his brother at Worcester, May, 1851.

"Tell Lna und PERRINS that their Sauce is highly esteemed in India, and is, in my opinion, the most paistable as well as the most wholesome Sance that is made."

CAUTION.

LEA AND PERRINS.

worth using with a home is one of very there and more beggars on horseback ber / enough to know how to make 'om and bakery and wislies of the British do their duty and would induce them to manufacture or vend unch imitations, and have the old adage by not riding to the devil, at another little ahead of youhe Commissioners, of looking for was try and last out" until the definite-period instructed their correspondents in the various parts

a

than in any other country. They discredit

but they do their riding in a way which offends all people who are born or bred to the saddle. Besides these, the throngs in public places and pubele conveyances are inors than half male status it would be dit te le tout

to decide, who are not so cleanly, intelligent, respect- able-looking, or well behaved as the car penter, painter, or plasterer who come to and yet who read fluently, write,

Booth cali-skis, that compositions as dirty masses useful only to make strops dete, and that balf a minate of extra effat will, on the e plain broad strop of our father sharpen a hnued razar throu times as well sice the time expendel on some exe pensive imbocility. The square strap, in particular, is an instrument specially design ed to spoil razors, the "setting" side, as it is called, not being a hone, but usually bit of uneven stone, as suitable for the

pu

Use the hone every two day?; pavement. and the plain strop every day properly, and if the razor is made of decent steel and the operator will use his magnifier when buying

speed upon if his beard is the stiest in Christendom, Of course belay cut himself. man will take a and make it stiff or talk to his while sharing, or use too

sat one of the most

4.

able next this man

MISCELLANEOUS, -

* Sold Wholesale and for Export, by the Pro- prietora, Worcester; Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell; Mesars, Barclay and Sons, London'; &c., &c.; by A. S Wargon & Co., Hongkong; and by Grocers nd, Oilmen universally.

tega I'm

what they were always

of the world, to advise them of any infringement e and manner that led men in a something to be given them, or something pearance

I ever saw grey to be done for them, or some law to make of relief arrived. In view of this we their rights.

ASK FOR LEA AND PHARINE' SAUCE haired but with only a few streaks of silver them all rich, happy, landowners, and tax-command its consideration to the beads of in his auburn moustache and side whiskere, free for ever. Such men are not citizens,

dressed, and who call them se as we will President John the military department. plainly bit scrupulously ate as daintily as a high-bred woman, and son, in his Mossage, takes into account the education and circumstances, as well as the toa Yurkes who looked into his eye was as unmistakably a Yankee as the other. race. These four millions have, he observed, I once saw a man come into Delmonico's, just emerged from slavery; and he notices that the United States require a five years' which I am told by travelled: Englishmen is one of the

they admit a table without before they sit down at a

a European foreigner, to his coat. The head waiter

Even an intelligent

rent English- him that gentlemen were

The man must go through this probation.

fear least as muchwe table there in their coats; whereupon le slave must have at rose, and with his coat ou bis arm walked very much more. He has he virtues. In out. Both the offence and the discipline sorne respects he contrasts favourably with of this case were very unusual. But why, the white man. Nobody wishes to speak but he simply is not capable of well ask, is the discipline fill of you may

t of him,

in the sense we mean when we

poge as the front doorstep or the atrues do nad jobs at your active politicians, world, and lost elegant restauranta in the training in republican institutions and habits · Coughs, Asthma, and Incipient | PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, de,,

It a

if his

mach

етед

expected to citize

to sit at

temptation, praised, we are sorry to see, by us to spare in its pocket. Now these insual? Why do we sutter these offences governmonwealths. It is not in him..

Пра

CONSUMPTION ARE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY

KEATING'S, COUGH LOZENGES.

(FREE FROM ADULTERATION,). Manufactured by CROSSE & BLACKWELL,

- Purveyors to the Queen,

SOHO SQUARE, LONDON,

can get on pretty well in whatever they dertake to

to do, and who have money to

and comforts,

upon luxu rios. Mr Barnum has made two fortunes koring how large this class is, nud

OR half a Century this well-known remedy foc what sort of amusement it likes to have for

Pulmonary Disorders has successfully, stond twenty-five cents, સ the

head that it always

the test of public approval, and their usefulness has

KOSSE & BLACKWELL'S Renowned First been extended to every clime and country of the in civilized world. They may be found alike on the Respectable Provision Dealer in the World.

class Manufactures are obtainable from every manger which belongs to the Continental ride in street cars packed like horrings, in Is this strange to us? Have we no class at gold fields of Australia, the back-wouds of Amaries,

on the that

Purchasers ehould see that they are supplied with races of Europe, born in the humblest ata-

a promiscuous heup of roughs, half tipsy home that oven our most liberal politicians tint, and on the other that deference to Irish peasants, and gentlemen! Simply are content to see out of the pale of citizen in every important place in the Faal or West Indies, C. & B. genuing goods, and that inferior articles

are not substituted for the aring this long period superior which supplies the Auglupause

anraelves. Thero ship, like this four million negroes President and the Palace of Pekin. separa ade of Pray grease in the eyes of qulaga ma proportion probably more people in Johnson is obliged to leave out of it ; 3 or they have withtised the potensions of numerous as- tivated Englishmen.

New York who are annoyed by this con- the answer we state a single It is chicfy on the street railways that flition of things than there would be in on either side of the House of Commons has rivals, and are now the acknowledged antidote Vais, by means of PLATINUM STEAM COLLs; and are

London. If you

of our twelve hundred thousand agricultural 18 protest, of our the class, foreign aut native, of our population. like herrings lu u railway ka to be packed dropped a word about the enfranchisement of Chughs, Colds, Asthma, &c. saya to you that you need not labourera, company There are, too, fuces matle to On these there is now no ground of exclu-take the car. Here are tou for every que larger represe they do a much : KEATING, Chemist, &o., 79, St. Paul's Churchyard - safely, any more than a cab horse can go The hairdresser, who must draw a line of you whose taste is not so fastidious, who United States. Nobody praises them; noN.8.-Te provont spurions imitations, please to and are manufacturers of every description of Oil-

draw his at bakers, but here arends as well, them votes; nobody thinks it necessary to LOZENGES" are eugraven on the Government spond, and whose money body abuses them; nobody proposes to give observe that the words "KEATING'S COUGH no line is

because there's move of it. so you give reasons why they should not have Stamp of nach Boz, without which none are geni inueford's Fluid Magnesia. and not only alts by you, but perhaps must take things as they come, or sade against you, for the cars are 10

ณ

or keep a razor with slippery handles, noth- ing can keep the razor's edge from going

too deep. It ought to go as a readied form of suasion, a distinct reminder needful that Providence placed us under laws great deal more

auy legislators will ever make, laws which compel ûre to burn, water to drown, and shaky razors to cut, whether the victim ciple or no.

ope is brought in contact with this large

be

a

man of prin-

be ent, faces over which no razor can go

sion but positive drunkenness or violence.

in makes

over the Strand when the parish is mending somewhwn, and the baker comes in,

leaving

like

votes,

Sold in Buttles and Tins of various sizes THOMAs

the negroes in

tho

London,

and slightly comic consistencious as to the will not increase their accommodates say to hinaalf Humph! they want a bar Be is engaged upon the work of recoNSLrUE-.

Mr

r shaving at a best method of Sane of my rent-experience för

lists is been

not very

3 IU-

best day, the realiser 6Xpsienst me, but decidedly characteristic.

using the razor,

stated. Coconut olika beita 1

may in both cases le shat mare rily purious manner of

Hi, if only

REDUCTION

in Prices of VULCANIZED INPA RUBBER MACHINE BANDS VALVES, WASHERS, HOSE, TUBING,

all kinds of CLOTHING,

SOLE CONTRACTOR TO H. M. ADMIRALTY, BERMONDARY RUNDER WORK,

it, but these are exceptional circumstances. With a razor such as Mr Kingsbury liss

koop

But if the matter of the President's described, and set, as we have said, in decently firm hand, sharing ought to be crowded how at nearly all hours of the day your own carriage. I once heard a can-

that people stand on the steps as well as inductor, when two ladies declined getting Message has a singular bearing upon our us the tables

iuta a car

sar thronged as I have described,

own presont case, so also has his argument. nearly as pleasant and da

it inanitely wiser

alous, the pass way between the seats as thickly wiser custome

sonne elaboratz at

astig den be packed, and the enters

to themselves I s Kingsbury

s'pose.

This great, strig. tion, he says. He has to maintain the ace in thioso ve-

gling, pushing mass of undeferential, but Federative system of limited powers, and

-natured Thoroughly gખ્ત- very notable to

with the barriers which preserve the rights of the people, with

and every Article made in this Material. moury to spend, which many of them spend States. This is an actual and traditional

Is the on costly and very hideous gamonts,

variety of

All Goods Warranted. system arising out of a great disposition and indifférent,

For such an actual state of Eleven Prize Medals have been awarded these goods American ane among us that you best know by des circumstances. that over was or wili

unlovely to look won, things the President declines to substitute very

GEORGE P. DODGE, Влё As they will women" of a certain sort in public places oription. It is

5qk :ju.

in suppose

an universal with nothing to con- peans would consulto ass

British writers by best soap is ang made from has been often remarked

might white free fra gris, irm the caustic of was have visited this counter. I can ay natun yes place yourself at the bottom trol it bus a central Government. Our aw which Naples soup is full, and from ashes sure you that the irish peasant woman is and look up. Perhaps you may then see ease is not so very dissimilar as

varieties of classes, con- rm seem. In our great mrs are all bad, m

much quicker any kind. Shaving ponds

and labourer or artizan, who knows his place ditions, and intereats, and the consequent to be a good servant, and the scent

them not bring oily at all, and at learning to at learning this than she is that although a deferential European farm

abe this respect

surpasses

it on from 9s. to 38, a woek, is variety of arrangements that have sprung signments. keepa se are most of the easel mattora sold as that in this

he quickly have those who are native and to the manner pleasanter to look upon, and even more out of them, we have a parallel to the rele The best soap w substitutes for!

agreeable as a companion, he might find it tion of the United States sour

another. one with met with has stamp "United Service born. The other day. I was sitting near Smap" out it, but we liave not an idea of the door in a crowded car when a young better to be in this condition of social hob. There is no American statesman of pots has not looked with dread to the pos- I had twice resigned bledehoydom, with the hope of rising ont Irishwoman entered. composition, and Me Kingsbury gives in

of it. It is the consciousness of this, per-sible day when a more crowd of self-called seat to a woman with a i sunt on that trip, onde to a to an old ne vading society here as it does, that causes citizens might usurp all the rights and Mall kinds of Machinery, au will forms prises his pamphlet a preference to olive soap, of olive oil, sociis

residing in us to endure cheerfully and hopefully many.

various which, if it is made

powers now

s communities, and full particulars on application 33, Cornhill, and adapted to their own local circum- London, E.C. reasonable, but which we imagine he sells gress, and I thought that that would do for

once, so I did unt rise, especially as the of the discomforts of our prosperity. As to the use of the razor, on which he is

abe

stances. America has had her anomalies, A. YANKEE.

have been amply justified by their great, three little sentences contain, we young woman's base was enormous;

So broadened from the shoulders down.

their ex- imagine, the ultimate sum of bunun

only been orking, and it has wisdom, Don't scrape, don't cut yourself,

aggeration that they have ever proved But the first thing, save the mischievous. and don't, if you have children, leave your razore about."

pair the Union, to mend the

of

C

THE DISCOMFORTS OF PROSPERITY. (From our Special Correspondent.)

half

and

but

to re

THE NEGRO AND CITIZEN RIGHTS. President, is to restore the hartiere, and (From the London “Evening Mail," April 11.) | retain as much as is allowable

had a bundis of old hats in each haud or without being even suspected of sulfureliusive definition of the citizen.

1firmuess.

You might as well base expected a pyramid-The Spectator, March 31. to tire with standing. Bat getting out before I did, she pulled the check-strap with a sup, saying, as she turned

iv vgiven a seat to

lady" stood upon the top step Another or platform, which was crowded, the car stopped for an old shirtless Irishman, who New York, 9th March, 1885. The justice and the condid spirit of 3r as big as himself, and he thrust Gladstone's remarks in regard to the past into the crowd, hanging one bundle upon tion of the Government and the people of the brake-handle and holding on to the United States towards the Fenisus have other as bast he could, without the alight. est regard to the convenience of his fellow- been

pleasure. est generally noticed, and with

On the same trip a man who We are accused of being a vain and irritable passengers. people, greedy of praise, resentful of fair, had been drinking, but showed no out and intolerant even of friendly, criticism ward sign of drunkenness, was taken sick Now there is not in Mr Gladstone's speech and youited from the platform into the The conductor in question, from beginuing to end, a sing treat as the car went on.

was at the other end of the ear, and did sompliment, expressed or implied, most delicate kind. It is not even gooth-not see bing, or he would have been put off. ing."

and res. But it was noticeable that neither of the wager of battle aud by genorul acclamat104 They do not even propose to enfranchise It is simply just, cable, syn-threo people who did see him, and who pectful and yet we vain, pathy craving Yankees are perfectly well looked significantly at each other, called pleased with it,ask nothing more or but the conductor's attention to the matter. On the other hand, the complaint by Their facce seemed to say, "Well, it is the Times of the liberty that Fenianismony a little added to the much; don't let

ter.

if this

the old It is not always that we can remark on state of things. After that, and in due the troubles and difficulties of our neigh-time, he intimates cautiously, it may be to proceed to an enlarged and but in the daas now before us gratulation

ship, not from the That is the order taken by a man who has hi see the inbourung s

therto shows singularsagacity and f shore, but from a craft in like evil plight. therto sh

almost

Her Majesty's advisers. Though, 28 fotal Having just had to accept from our chief It is the precise contrary of the order taken

Indian possession an

grast it appears, with quito as aurrender of. tlie right of self-veness before them as the President, and with and being engaged at home in the of constitutional reconstruction, we cannot quite as little intention of meeting help sympathizing with all three bratiches difficulties, they novertheless will take first Legislature, now brought the definition of the citizen, partial and of the to a dead lock by the "irrepressible negro." unfair as it must bo, and postpone to the is, in our case, the distribution of seats. That personage has just been proved by indefnits future the reconstruction that "A man aid a "brother;" his obains have

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