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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

LADIES will find at Kepnes's full a.
sortmsnt Of Joseph Shields manufacture OF
cloakings. lie has made arrangements to
keep on hand full limo Of these goods In
desirable styles-Brown Mixed, Silver Fox,
Black Mixed. Ashes of Roses, aud other de-
sirablc styles. st the Feetory price,, whole
sale aud retail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
JAMES WICK.
Importer anA Grower er
floWEn I veoerADle seens,
nOCaRuTED. Nv.

Vick's Illustrated Catalo~ue
eH0O0 AND FLORAL GUIDE p0n ,sea
10 nov pnbneAed and fsedy % esnd opt. n ~,eaea
wcsk oi aesat o. h0ndssd largo paess. eentsinins
fall dsscsiptions q ~ 1's'n'E
CAoscsss Flosevs and Ts0ss0lss Grsva.
visA plsi. ai.scs!sss sos sowisg sssd c,,t,,,. -
nn ~ pcsuuIaIy M1astratsd. With more than ~ kup
bleo, and H .S Sessss
BEAUTIrrL Col0RED PLATE o. y,ovrm
Well peintc1, - " 0nsst papss. ~ -. ~ =,
most beautiful = ven = he noet se6s.eti.. -.I
q ~ kind patliohea. es'vs wo1s'
~ Sent to I'll whs apply. b nan. 49, - a
Ten Cents which b not haIfthe cOet'
A6afooe JAMES WICK. Reries... ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

LIonr bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does II. Ask your grocer
for il. and take no other. II 10 . decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

A SSlsxpiD Two-noasn PsDLAn WAGON
for sale at The Great Western Match Fac
terry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

OvfRcoars Sam Perry is now making
some Of those heavy winter over
coats which every man in the city should
have. Leave your orders and they viii be
filed on short notice. lie has large stock
Of heavy cloths from which 90 select, and
can cut and make them in style, equal 70
the best houses in the country. For ready
made clothing, fully equal 70 tho best Gus
tom work. he can supply tho whole city
His stock has been selected especially for
the market, and can be sold lower than any
other ia The city, considering the style and
quality Don, 20 shivering around in the
cold, contracting . cough, and inviting the
rheumatism, bu. leave your orders at once
Take look At your wardrobe and then On
other at his extensive stock Of gents fur
nishing goods. the incest and cheapest in
the market Remember the place, No. -
Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

LOOK OUT for the strange light on Brady
strsst-it Il visible daily. between the hours
Of 8 A. N. and 7 Pm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

UsS Lallemand's Specific for rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. II s6eotually destroys
I'll poison In tho blood. and performs rad
cal cure. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

THE SisrEK's FAIa opened to-day st noss
with . dinner, such..sn one - 10 delight
even On epieurs's tNte. This we believe
win Be repeated each day during the fair.
With lunch for the young people In the
evening". The fair will continue ave lsys
and spirited time y anticipated. more -
socially in the voting % the cloak Sse III
peet.isst woman in the city, the dressing
gown, cap and slippers fos the most pspu
lar doctss, aad the stole which ~ belisv,
10 fos The most popular priest. This las
sssisls 10 Of rsrs end costly vestmsnshil
and design. and we'll worth seeing. TIT
voting sounsncss this svsnisg aad wil
continue dsisg five daya II yos wish "a
havs 6ne tune, to b met BY pretty girl
with taking ways aud open hasds, By oil
means
Then 20 ye 10 the Fair
While Of bliss you ere dreaming.
You'll surely End IL there
where besuty's eyes are beaming.
Take the cup Of blise
Ere time will bid IL vanish
Scenes Of Joy like this
Every care should Danish
Thisgs Of beauty all the hall
In richest colors blooming,
Wreaths adora the walls
In oil their beauty dropping,
Then go each lad and lass,
Gull pleasures sweetest flowers,
Cstch joys - they pass.
They vanish with the hours.
Soon this joyous reign
Will cease 70 b forever.
II ne'er may come again,
30 now's your time or aevss.
Come then the spirit bow,
Atcharity's pure altar,
Nov is the time. jsss sesr.
You'll rue il IL you fslter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

Go TO II. Benton, corner Of Sd and Rock
Island streets. for cheap and stylish livery.
Horses kept by the day or week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

Spxua's WINES are the pure juice Of the
vrApe whose pure aud generous qualities
cannot be excellcd for the invalid or coma
vAlcscn, They are highly esteemed for
sacramsntal purposes. N. b. Coed Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
,Tcia Paper Of tho City.
CsTY NOTICES.

BoAapFas WANTED ss Mrs. Drew's, cor
nes Main and Sixth Sts.. with OF without
rooms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

LooE OCT soR rHs HoLrpAYs.-Hoyt d
receiving Pisnos and Osgsns At the rate d
twelve per week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

% To rms Bssv.--tso 10 the Bryant d sufeteon
iowa State business College to get thorough psac
teal business education. or to become good souno
telegraph operator. For circnlars and papcrs. ed-
drs-s. tcnclosins rtamp) The bryans q SssaHon
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa
Ut. rExpLs, Gardener and Ploriet, cor.
Ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
treoa. mv90-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

Da. KsArr. formerly Of New York, Who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
ten years. AMI effected many wonderful
cures Of old Chronic DISEASES. CANCERS,
aud diseases Of the Ere AND EAR. which
have been pronounced IScuRABLa BY the
medical profession generally, can be con
suited at the Scott House. Saturday, and
Sunday, Dec cist and I'D. rs will be seen
BY his card in another column.
Consultation Free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

LsAssnoLp on Third street for sale; pays
l5 per cent. interest.
Three lots on sth street-good mill site.
for sale cheap; and over 400 other bargains
oil The time on hand, by
ELpRIDag l. Bse.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
I'm Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United Stst.s n,
the District Of Iowa:
II the matter Of 4. 4. Davenport, Baakrups:
TO che Creditors Of said Bankruot- -
You arc hereby notified that second Ssnera
meeting Of the Creditors Of said Bankrnnt iii
Be held q Davenport. in said District "a N,
34th day Of December, 1851, Il 10 ! 'clock \. N.
q the ofiics q Hon. MN. Price, one Of IN,
kssls.ers ~ baneruptcy n said District, for sh'
of the Bankrupt Act Of March "a. 1857. 4 .hiel
meeting yeu ars requested 70 - presant
JOHN N. CRkWFORD.
Davenport. Dee II, lss7.d9t. Asairaee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

A SsvKHs FALL.-Police Magistrate Dit
toe, while coming down Brady street THE
morning. slipped and fell, injusins himself
quite severely. He was compelled to return
home, and ID now confined 10 bed. AlthoueA
no serious results arc apprshsndsd, the fall
was sufficiently painful to cause abstenance
from the exercise Of Official duties for day
Or two. The slippery condition Of cur side
walks just now makes psdsstsianism no lssa
unnlnnsont than 6an1ePoua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
THIRTEENTH YEAR


DO not fail to attend the Sisters Fair at
Metropolitan Hall this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

A NEw TDsA.-At the Fair to be held at
the German Free School building, on the
2lst and 22d inst., there will be . ballot
box for the reception Of votes on the follow
ing question: IA what Dry Goods Store
10 Davenport can the best and cheapsst a.
sortmsnt be found. Dry goods dealers will
do we'll 70 see TO it that their friends vote
carly and often on this to them slimport-
art question. II 10 ssmsthing novel In the
history offsirs. aod will undosbtsdly "tsks's
hugely.
UNIVERSAL SUvrnAGs at the Sisters Fais
vote for the most popular physician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

Tss NEW Rock IsLARD 3IipoD.-The war
department has sent . message 10 the house
asking Congress to pass the following joint
resolution explanatory Of certain acts 10 re-
lstion to the armosy aud arsenal q Rock
Island. Illinois:
Resoirs8, That the true meaning and To-
tent of the second section Of the cot making
further appropriations for the establishment
Of an armory and arsenal ct Rock Island,
in the State Of Illinois, approved June ~,
1866, and the proviso to the appropriation
for the erection Of bridge at Rock Island,
Illinois, approved March 22d. 1850, was aad
10 hereby declared to be TO authorize the
construction Of bridge % recommended
By the chief OF ordnance, from the city Of
Davenport to ths city Of Rock leland in the
State OF Illinois, and to locate and build .
railroad across the island Of Rock Island -
- to connect With this bridge where it
joins the island on either side, the expense
Of constructing sach bridge, and locating
and building such rosd, to be borne By he
United States, provided that the ewnssship
aud control Of said bridge and road shall be
aud remain in the United States, and the
Rock Island L Pacific railrosd company
shall have the right 10 fee transit over said
bridge and road for oil purposes Of the
| transportation Of persons and things across
/ the island and river, upon condition that
said company shall before sny mensy 10 e.
pended by government agree 70 refund and
secure 70 the United States, 6sst. half the
cost Of ssid bridge and locating and build-
ing said road. end second, half the expense
Of keeping said bridge and road in susa ~
pairs - government deem necessary at any
time, and guaranteeing the conditions here
inbefore expressed 70 the satisfaction OF the
Secretary Of War, end The saa.s Ghol1 apply
psepestionet.ly y any red q seads =
sspsdiest 10 grant 1 si.iisr rishs Of 81 ft.s !,
transit. 40 thas ths whsls cost ed sxpeaes
shall b divided equally bstwssn The United
States and each Of the reads to Whict oaid
privilege Of ises tEanolt nay b eronted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

At Lamar, MArshall Co.. xias Dec. 2, 1877, Mrs.
JANE CHAMPENOlS. wife OF Paul Cham penois,
formerly Of I'd Iowa Cavalry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
Apples.
MI I L L I N Z r Y
MRS. Nj. l.. CURD.

tformerly Miss A +. CLAnx.o
still continues bnslwess at No. So
ISrn0y Narees,
And kinily rolicits the Ladies patronage. We Of
fer our entire stock OF goods at small proft for 90
days. November .. 1897.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

For Rent.
frwo ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR STORE OR OF
FfcES. App, At the store of
decs-dit Edcetitf e. u. KING co.
Apples.
Dnn BBLS SUPERIOR DENTON AND
AVV Pippin Apples. selected for family use,
aud for sale by
nol3 dim J. DALZELL h BRO.
81. C11 4 lk l.aA HOTEL.
Corner Third nWd n1nrrlson 0es..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THIS NEW AND wELL.FURSISHED HOUSE
IL now open Ia the public. Charges reasonable.
Dinner hours from II Nj, to2 7. NJ.
agls-diy NJ. REILLY. Prcpr'ctO~
h0KNrs WANTED -ieo. ss,. $40. STAR
~ SHUTrLK SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March II. ISL, 1t uses two threads and makes the
gcnnn. Lock Stitch alike both sides All other
low priced machines mike Chain Stitch Great In
ducements offered. Send for Circulars and Samples
ofscwns. E,ch Agent giving copy of letters pateut.
J.. q. LAri1RoP co. IS sni 70 Reynolds Block,
Chicago. oc2s-dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

HAis JswsLsr.-O. Il. Smith, ths veil
known hair jc~slsy msnufsctussr, who
Aas recently renewed y Perry street, sbovs
Third, has on hand finc assortment fss
holiday presents. He cAlls tho attsntien
OF the ladies to his extensive variety. They
can there find snythiug they want in ths
wsy Of switches, eurls. etc. The hais Jew.
slry manufactured BY Smith draws univss-
sal admiration wherever exhibited. visi,
his establishment before making your hol.
iday purchases. You will certainly ~
many things that will please you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

AAaDD1.-LooDmQen - NJ ouoe ctooo
ssassh. fxiisa . aad the nams ef Csagssss-
man Psioe II The list u ayes. noss o. .ab.
ssats. - shs iapsseAoens qusstiss, tAs
cenunarsm, Have W Congrsssmaa .
very naturally propoundsd itsslf-hsnes
We fsaslsssly asked the qusstion "Whsrs
~ her Il OR lest iMsudsy's issue.-
Ssssssussaly ws rscsissd asssAsr, aal Z
oors perfect liss ofths killed. wouaded anl
ntssin2. and csssful research revealed hi,
nams among the fermss slass-ths most
unSsstsaats Of IN. u The hoss q tsjal h
esldly fsesd The ios, bot ths said sbs NJ
~ - fas hin, ssd ~ wosll-Ss I'm.
psosass - Aiaeslf inoeasAea = Il
hesos u he 1isals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

ArrDnPrgD SulciDE.-From the Uaien
Of this morning we learn that about mid
night last night, Samuel Dunlap, an !old
resident Of Rock Island, living in the rear
Of the let Prssbyt terian Church, attempted
u cut bic throat with . razor. An ugly
cash is cut on each side Of his neck. The
family was awakened BY HE noise, aud. on
learning the case. cent for Dr.. Braekett,
who, with the assistance Of Nr. Speidsl,
dressed the wounds. No cause Is assigned
for the oct and it must have been the result
Of . temporary insanity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
HOUSE
Third ST, East Of Perry.

CENTRALLY AND PLEASANTLY LOCATED
near ,he husness part OF town, directly opposite
the Post once. The rroprictorr have leased the
premises for term Of and have put the apart
nrnts In thorough business order offering comorts-
bic accOmmo datone for
ONE HUNDRED GUESTS.
They respectfully eocit share of public patron
age believing they can give entire satisfaction la
all cases ther caargcs will be reasonable
Connected with the house is SPACIOUS STA.
III Inc which will lie In charge of competent host
lere. Farmers and persons travelling ith their owl
terus will find comfortable quarters at the Ackley
house. ldece-dswu aCKiEY 4 CROSS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

THn HoLIDArs CoMiNG.-The establish
mcnt Of c. 7. Webb, on Second street,
never presented such . rich. varied and
costly array Of holiday goods Of fancy
styles. ornamental and useful articles. as
can now be seen there. Every one can
there End just exactly what they want
for their friends, little once and cthers.
whom they propose to delight with the
"compliments Of The season" We cannot
refrain from calling partieslar attention 10
his display Of silver ware, than which, q
better cannot be found in this or any other
city. We sdviss our lsdy readers to look
she selection through, and then talk table
sets, card and fruit baskets, spoons, forks,
fruit knives. goblsts ana vases. made ol
Svrs silver or rish Pasian nasbls, ETC.. "a
their lisee lords, until soas Of them osna.
mont their raslors aud dining tables. Try
it. ladiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

Land 4 Insurance Ag'ts, No. 40 Brady St.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

BRAunruL SiLvsR TsA Ssrs. .--Ruten.
beck 4 Co, dealers 10 jswolry and silver.
plated ware, call attention TO their superb
sets Of pure silver. They have just re-
esived 81, 600 set. which needs only to bs
seen to be admired. 1t is indeed grand
They have also some sets worth three hun
drcd dollars-perfect gems. Rutenbeck L
Co. are the pioneer jewclry dealers Of this
city. Their stock is always assorted with
the richest class efarticlss. They have just
rsplenishsd their stock Of watches, jewslsy
and silver ware for the holidays. and pre-
sent The richest goods ever exhibited in
Davenport. Drop 10 at LsClairs Row, and
examine them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12


ToxouR-rIaD-The Gdsette 10 dumb "a
tho subject Of Sunday night performances.
After making bold attempt 10 frewn down
. good -natured critic, it has found that its
contracted brows have become paralyssd,
and the very thought Of Sunday evening
performances nov makes it speechless. IL
has no stomach for investigating the beau
ties Of these exhibitions. The Gazette per
formances are perhaps not quite SO fully in
accordance with true religion - those to be
witnessed At tho German Theatre. But what
Of that? There 10 no need of becoming
spsechl.ss on account Of such . trifling dis
crepancy. Come, neighbor, let Us hear from
you on tho subject Of Sunday night per
formances in your office. Numerous ad.
mirers would like 10 hear . word or two on
this point. Can't you crafty thsm'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

HANDSOME PArNrlxo ron sns FAls.-The
following note, accompanying . splendid
psinting called "view Of Lake Como" Vas
yesterday recsivsd BY the Massgess Of the
Sisters Fair:
DAvExPoRr. Iowa, Dec. 11th, 1857.
To The Managers Of the Sisters Fair
LADlss.-We have he'd the accompanying
"View Of Lake Como" painted expressly for
your charitable enterprise, and respectfully
oak you 10 accept il. TO be disposed Of o.
you elect, in aid Of the good work in which
you are engaged.
Very truly yeur itissds,
J.H. HAaalsoH,
r. 8. SfAnxs.
The lady massgsss return thaaks for tAs
generous donstioo. They will endsavos "a
dispose Of II in way that will give conceal
satisisction. The present 10 vssy aeosPla.
be, and With Others, will prove quits N o.
uamsnt to the Fair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

HACKS will run 10 and iron the fair u
til it clooeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

HssPsnAN DALn has beeoms great tei.
10 sempsoisn since Rissori's visit u this
oSuntsy. When Il 10 skilltully applied end
the cheek touched With fsuge. With . little
'6xiag up" Of eyebrow, yeu cannot. q
night. end . foot ~ two 81, tell an old
woman iron yousg enc. 10 America ths
fir Mro. r.. follows Oho fashion % thoe
sughly that shs cDaAs -. srns, and sscl
With this pssparakiso. TIE lsdiss Of th,
ds~si-ssssde, cleo. ass most tesvens bslisvsss
Il Il. The applisaeisa u Hsspssiaa Balm,
Ris>sd centsnda. leaves The skia pselsclly
smooth and vsavesy. The female ises al
vine hss No nors uss fsr elder wafer. sssm
q. etc.. eeo, ~-~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21

A correspondent of the Canada Far
mel gives the result of his experience in
using salt as a fertilizer Of wheat. He
says:
Last Spring thought | would try It,
and | bought six barrels, and applied one
barrel TO the acre, on three acres Cen
nese Club Spring wheat; at the same
time | sowed half a barrel across five
acres Of wheat IN another place. Now for
the result. The three acres shot out I'VE
DAYS before the same variety sown side
by side on the same Gay, and the strip
across The field / can see as plainly as II
the one was wheat and the other oats.
The reason l applied salt in the Club
wheat was this | have been troubled
with straw breaking, and salt is highly
recommended to stilFen The straw; wheth'
er il will or not l cannot say yet. but !
can say that The wheat l sailed keeps fat
ahead of the rest. However, by harvest
Twill be able 10 tell you if i. keeps the
straw bright and stiff, and if the wheat
will ripen
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
Agricultural
Wire Fence.


The following item we Gull from cor
Tespondence 10 an exchange:
1.-THE wire should be telegraph size,
No. 9, costing about - / . cents per rod
delivered here. Four is the average
number Of wires Matchmaking so cents
per rod. or $l60 per mile of fence
so rods Of No A wire for cross ties III fl
each way from the posts S15. Posts two
rods apart-l60 per mile--2O cents each
making thirly-two dollars. Total two
hundred and seven dollars per mile OF
substantial fence hat will last a lifetime
if kept well painted"
This kind of fencing has been long
pracliced, but somehow has never met
with general favor. We still continue
in the belief that live fence is the only
fence worth building in Nebraska, and
the cheapest [; yet there was one thought
suggested by the above. would not a fence
of one or Two wires be the very cheapest
protectioa while raising a hedge! Much
difficulty is experienced by the new far
mel in protecting his hedge until II will
do to turn out. AS a general thing the
protecting fence costs more than the
hedge. The above indicates that a wire
fence is far cheaper than a wooden fence
this being so, would no; a two or three
wire fence be the cheapest protection for
a hedge? Think of it ye who would
hedge but for the expense of protecting
it with q wooden fence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-21
Flow fine Girls take kissing.

The varied emotions excited by young
ladies in leading cities along the line
from Boston 10 Saint Louis, as kisses are
caught and stolen from their sweet lips,
are expressed in something like the fol-
lowing manner.
A Boston girl says with an assump.
ton of in~dignation) }: "Sir, | declare such
a liberty as that is beyond all bounds Of
proprieiy and genIlemanly manners
I-n she is stopped by another which is
not resisted very badly. The NewYork
girl says: Indeed, Mr.. Brown, your
conduct is a little familiar. if not ardent.
I've half a mind TO ask you what you take
me for z" The reply of Mr.. Brown is
that be takes her for something nice and
sweet: and sharp. rapid smacking ensues.
The Buffalo girl says. with marked pos
Inverness of manner, but with equally
marked insincerny wretch, thief. put
that right back; l wouldn't lose il for
the world" She not only don't lost il,
but gets las she wantS) double principal
and interest. The Philadelphia girl says
So you think that's dreadful smart; you
wouldn't have done it if / bad been look.
ing-no indeed" buI she makes it a point
not TO look. The Baltimore girl says
Repeat The insult if you dare, sir" and
exposes her face that it may be done ca.
silly and often. The Washington girl re-
marks: You've been and gone aud done
i. have you. now cipher out how much
better you feel, and calculate when you
will get another chance The Chicago
girl says: "Confound your impudence-
do you take me for u New Yorker ! I'd
have you know there is a spice of dan.
ger in hat little matter" The only
danger she u%pprehends is that you WON'T
cut and come again. The Cincinnati girl
says: did you ever-no, / never-you
men are perfect monsters" Affects in
dignation and tears, but is assuaged by a
duplication of the old dose The Lou
isville girl says: You've done il sure,
and we'll. If you can stand il / can" The
Detroit girl says: "Mien Jerusalem
what a naughty, funny man. Better you
look out how you take one. two, four
more. before mine gool mother comes. "
The Saint Louis girl says "Oh, go long
with gour nonsense; you ought to be a
shamed of yourself. You can't do it a
gain" She exposes herself. and it is
done again se2eral times.