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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

pasloaAL I.KrrxR NJ BisHog co1E The Pre-
testaai Episcopal Bishep q the Dlosess 81 wsss-
err Ss- York, hss Issaca the following pastoral
letter. appropriate 70 the seasoa ~ Lent
Las sHorraiiies u theatrical eaiihi-
tans, kad the iSscs Fioasaess u dances too GOA
monty tolsrsiea IN cur times. are there - spec.
ally poin.sd osl 81 tasxracsfa 70 the ags aud II.
reoenclahls WITH the Gospel u Christ, that fee
IL Ty daty 10 tbs s9als a ny hsch - yarn thoss
who run With The worid % the sane Ieess d
riot "a thsss things, that iAey presume no. Il
cone 10 shc Hsls Table. Classes preparing toi
e9AafmAis1h are informed fhst l wia Ros Ay
hands, knowingly On any ons vbo is NJ. prcpaf-
"a to reaoanoe ssch shiagA, and oshsE staaaina'
esns Of 1shs world the Seal, and the dsvil' Le'
eli sseh choose deliberately whom they wl
serss and il sslsAtion BE- wsEth STRIVING foF, let
thea be psrsaA3sa % sebsr Afs. T. selI deflsls
And - tas pare aud inaoesui saloYmsnis Which
the 0oepei not only pcraiis, but shieh Il oall
can aresie IL = klsa tlEae that the lanes shgaic
ba araxh 6st~seu vQridly aHd 0sdiy living aHs
I zee 10 use IL . Lent sbAl e not saael4fe3 d
sash snAs.
Il have ksrslofogs wsrnsa n.y aa~A asalas, 70
bload gsilunsss u snts-nssai iafAnticids. Htal
dssbts enasled heretofore, a. 10 ths pEpggasss q
ny ~AEalass GA taiA sahsset, Ties assl 49, das
kpps1f bsfags tie fast thss ne soSi4 itses !. T.
g4aaing Is - aagrsssd y ths y.Fsesesl rea.is o
the naesaaess 10 Meaeea ~aieh desk sur lns
Asaln w4ra 80 thst Ghtg vls g. snet thing
caancl sahesi eaxrnai If. II shsFs IS a sFecia
aAnaaKaua re- thass $40 shsA iuRDesat bsDaa
-Aai asa.s = lhs pwusz = saess va have q
nsfsy afcn fhelr 8sn 2osA
aIis4s.F bsiassd '.AFs yoarseif frQsa thts usto
$50 gensrstaz-
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a CttvG4Axo CnsxH
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SO Dresses = Esatnaa Esw Tea
hartford, SsRassF D. tsaa.
~ sss ss1ertass p &c astsls Is fssssasis-a stac
agg13sR Is AasYss's ssnsasA BE- Ee4eAGFss lsss-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23
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No. 5 Beaver s., AlhaBF, y l
grffFE rIfREg .~r LON VuTFFN

No, Beaver 81, Albany. y. 1
QUICK CURES 4SD LOW PBIcEs
7tcesiy Taoesand Patisaa card Apasoay.
nE. }. TRLLEg ssaiiHas. l. bs saradshfsily sss
~ susf % all fartas private astases ~ hlA ed
laDshea iisspitsi " beaver stfssi. Albany \ ~
fwsaty years devoted 10 tAs ons particular trsHsh -
grsctse, saseiss hin 70 perform earrs saeb other
ghy sesH can and hHfasiltes such lslHE 10
nAspse ~lth the ost eminent ply sicisHs Vfths old
Grid u obtaining az safest Npi - ths aitsi rsms
dies sei ihvss dlstaAs seslA tAes4sAsi' - s uafs
Hsis afa quick sad dd cure 60 " sbtsiasd Atnossh
sr Office b. America. ln syghiils, 0sHouh6s Gieet
sffirluts Enlargement u ne tsslsles rad -FefmEs
cords Babe liberated Throat. SORE aats ishasr shin
sores Caishepus ernpslens boss .erft kos~sses 30
al othsr tpufiet " the system, perfectly aaarf
s eonrs afths Doctor iatdtes9s sad hass been test
I'd s shsL ~ 30 casss annually, VIII iHnisA's
Young BIg
raaBr men addicted ia scrrt habits ~hs have ~
Fsifsd their hszlihs ard aestfoFsh iAs vigpf u hsi
iaaas tsus arPfi'i ttfssi'-' q VIZ p.es,sfs p
ia4s wt naat ffirnA - e9Hsee aud FhysifisA ~ha
has tasu.ssd, IL rngs every Part q th' aiIea
rsieie. r. III tkHf fnaEes Be aFifshls end ab hapHY
s fszsr Is feesfse az tbai tbs esiraef fts sal
- ~ grsvsat minufs assosp'iah u ais Ter.
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biz TI.fIEEs oRrAN woRE
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Tssy hss devoted r. aims o. ibs care e these dsfass
.. ayrA vhieh his hssst ueEs
TO THE LAElEh
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trssuspany sssu paettss 20 ttf F'astes - lAisht
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y. ssrt ~ u4sii ssyress anf pas " tAs wsfs %
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

A nan pAa bad sesialae We sssas aalea
vhss - 81 g. Afsaz rsYilsa tass ss tsPi ;
M h1ase
Asau.naor bgsfslst IN . eoaatry fAisge sFa
Gas Il - mssssl t1zss tAs1 htvo bosutsal
ehsa.t = teHs q us sntry afer tas ssrriofs.
''koe ought b lkg ~ sametbiEe % a rainy
d. sA,l 81 aa4taas iafssT - bic prea saie
sar ~aad - hsys. replied ne yoath.
"NhGt n "An Utahstaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

Net reanlt "a IS out Of pocket,
Should aus Of our readers deaire to make his
fortune by similar specula tion. he has only 10
remit his spare greenbacks to ANY u the Boston
"one Dollar Sale firms, aud they viii put him
through AZ above--U s. Ma
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

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pss0eH
tHFAhf eHF'Hs
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ltH $50 NHAif tRaf = 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

All persons owing bills 10 Bowen X
Hopkins are hereby requested TO call
and settle up at once, as we intend to
close our Books or the LIST day Of Feb
ruary, 1869, after which time we shall
sell goods only for Ready Pay, thus
saving TO oar customers 10 per cent.
from present prices. and to ourselves
the trouble aud expense OF supporting
non.paying customers, commonly known
as Dead Beats, Of which there Is an
uncomnonly large crop hits year.
After the ~ of February We shall
Try to make il for the speeiel object q
all parties with cash 10 give us a call
as we haTe come 10 the conclusion that
= Bird in the Sset IL worth two in TIE
Bash.
Please % not forget 10 read The above
BOWEN Z HOPKINS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

nae. xsllsas a. siassy - ~ esrrsr = Bf1as.
80 sud Casa sssest, ~4~ ssrauslf iHietHa p
aus q thsss mysteries taasts 81 esaFts -
and thF.I -ssrae hsxs i.ssn sasesssfal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23
Cumberland Coal,
Paints, Colors Dry and

in OIL, Lead, Zinc OILS, Turpentincs,
Japan, shollac, varnishes, Paint, Var
nish and White Wash Brushes full
stock. We make speciality OF
GLASS, carrying very large stock
Of all sizes and qualities, aud arc
selling very low. Putty, Glue snd
Sand Paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23
WEYMOUTH Nails,

Moat Cutters, Butcher Knives and
Aeat Saws splendid line Of Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and Button Hole Cutters, Axes aud
Axe Helyes al wholesale and retail.
Hay Knives, Steel Traps, shovcls and
T0hgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

RANK NOTICE.
Yssss 1T oesosssa - gsi ~ ssaasgs shG Hsaesgs
sase. tsd NJ BAitsnkin ssliersf ba1k " 0saetss
~ siN ~ eisssa ata D'slsGk 4 \
- q BLACK CASHIER.
NsngheeseT ssp issh fsas sals
NEmaoNTGHH - aones ass sbfsss slSesa ssbs
far 80 Eeisisgus = 90 elsfss sssfsis
BIEH 1f EkhaOAI egkhGk2,
"a sTAsN Hsg.AwNa -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

nee aud sp sBdid iIeafsc in aEiendaHss Orders
81 auy hour wil receive prompt attention.
shop Doors s0rih u bfick Chnrfh.
FACTORY POINT. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

To Females in Delicate Health.
nE r0N, FsFslraA HEa HHfgFens ~ hAifpsi -
~ H,ssab IL roesaitsa daily t. a 9Issssss ibsfsss
"a 10 fftaas system FfetsptAs t} - taW Aitfss
sergaessssb. abs gtsf ne, sHtst fFzs9sefasrtf 49,
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tsf gaar4-tsfG ~ rfff ~ tsss p lHFff@A5 Ger
tsis - ha n1s n YfsiH so, sHsi Hssa epsifess
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Fsicisst Il ptffref bSslsii
III iios sss assss hsa greater ttpsrsnes y -
= aass.sst " ~hsa fAae ssf ssAsf Fsfssts -
Easteh.
kssYasg asees eas ~ fsfissts - fatf NAsh
e s,AY "a ~ tsh is~ eays eaass 80 rsstshfNit
~ De- SEES as44 tstiat sstfasd - saais sitss
tee Is "a sees rsstss ~ ia stfs " Frsss NssAsss
s24 Fslaas est lAfs sstAY~isfEf - - sft@s . tAs
NbiEsa htstsF
sei - sNsvsgFd
Oses lduaf tfsss - s.feYgN
ns4 - ssly ~ i6eae 800
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

Hssss,.s . a. sssf sasRsr az q - fs,ss AZ tas
goCkkAL ogTICR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23
PARK HOTEL,
AGENTS WANTED

LfoR THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK .Ep sArioN
Al REGISTER Cor 1902 Astronomical. HisiofisF
Political Financial Commercial, Agricultural, Ednea
unual Religious Thle work eontsinf vast fund .
ats aud valuable Information feepectag the Uniie
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23
TEETH, TEETH

IAnmAr SsHk ,ND Magasr Co,
VI ANsoN HARDY popt., t'.tun Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

NfwNparFa $50 Ion Tptsugas
wanting Presses ~ ahy aari viii hnd Il 90 their
advantage ~ SEND e. ns III circulars before par
chasing elsewhere
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-23

Hksr sfsMrs sNAL fMEssBs
ia cauctAnA endorsing eWbosslng, and All 9th
~ purposes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

BANK OF NEW ORLEAss.-As will be observe
by reference to another column, this high tone
Institution has Introduced new and valuable fea
ture in banking transactions relative to foreig
intercourse; Heretofore letters of credit wer
only drawn on the principal cities of England
France and America. but owing to the Judiciou
arrangement which has been effected, persons q
European nationality, as well as all others, ar
enabled 10 transmit through bills of exchang
any amount that may be desired to all Of the pri1
cipsl towns In France. This brilliant idea for ed
tending such increased facilities to our foreig
population was conceived and originated with .th
Bank OF New Orleans, and We have no doubt n
not only be gladly embraced by all who are
ferested, but also productive Of increasing ord
perity to this popular institution.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

Monthly advertisements. inserted every other day. be
charged two-thirds the above rates.
Firs. and Fourth page monthly advertisements, each
square, $40 per msnth
Transient advertisements having the OF the paper
hrst insertion, 81 30 per square, each subsequent insertion
B cents per square.
Fst and Fourth page transient advertisements, each
insertion, 81 50 per squsre
Advertisements inserted at Intervals TO be charged
Regular advertisers largely be allowed
such discount from above named transient may
agreed proUded thst in shall such discount
exceed Is per
All business notices OF Advertisements charged 20
cents net per line each insertion.
Antrsnsent advertisements be paid for In advance
Al advertisements marked for any specified numbsr OF
Insertions viii be published six times and charged accord
ihely
AL bills with regular advertisers shall rendered lilly
square is the space occupied Dy solid agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published every Saturday morning. Subscription IS
per in advance; half yearly and quarterly same
rates; single copies, 10 cents.
Rates OF Advertisings
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

New York prices for he celebrated Grove,
Baker sewing machines. and no charge for f,s;g,a
Machine warranted for five years. 0nlv msos;a]
TT for families. ls2 Canal street. AAoniul
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
Meeting of the Galveston Chamber of
Commerce..
Ivrom ths Galve.,on Civilian. 2sth.

THE CENTRAL AND COLUMBUS RAILRoADs-sKILLEU
AND UEsKILLED LABOR, ETC.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

In times of slavery no Southern slave owner
would make his negroes perform any filthy work.
Mark the change: Every reader must have noticed
hundreds of negroes, men, women and children,
the nations wards, picking at heaps of ofal on
every street in this city, since the war. A crowd
Of them always follows a city cart, loaded with
refuse, to the rear of the city and when the load
is dumped they struggle and quarrel like SO many
apes to get at the nasty heap.
II ignorance is bliss, or, as the Mahomedan
thinks, if fool has a chance Of Heaven, there ia
man below the city who may congratulate him.
SELF upon his certainty Of being in better world
when he dies. Lately be was having his poultry
yard leveled and shelled in such q neat manner
that an acquaintance was prompted to inquire into
the reason for such extravaganza. "WeI, you
see," said he, the ground was 90 rough that II
interfered with the walking Of my chickens They
were constantly stumbling. and hated the sight
We have heard that on the last trip of the Lizzie
Hopkins, steamer. to Shreveport, there was pas
ssnger who is a United States detective. On the
passage he is reported to have shown evidence of
violent insanity, whether casual or permanent
we have not been told. and before reaching
Shreveport he had to be put under surveil-
lance by the officers of the boat. There
Is point on Red River, five or six miles
below Shreveport, called Reubs Whites landing.
The boat stopped there, and Reube went on board.
took drink, had pslaver, and received some
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02


ITrOm the Galveston Civilian 10Th -
The Chsniber of Commerce met Last night, 81.
7. II. Mckehsn, president, and Sam. A. Edgerly.
secretary u their places.
Col. Cyrus Thompson. from the committee or
freiehts, reported, showing that the Central road
s charging. higher rates than any in the Union aud
protesting against the demand of specie by the
Columbus foad. Report and protest adopted.
The CON s1ittee to whom was referred the letter
OF Jas. s. wilson, commissioner of general land
Office. asking information of the value Of unskiled
and skied,labor in Texas, reported through Mr..
Jas Sorley, its chairman, as follows
l. The annual value of unskllled labor in Texas.
in the production Of raw material, in agriculture
goo pounds cotton at Zoe pOund. s50OO0cOu
e@oOOU bushels wheat At 81 7OO0On
Ivy. Ivy, nogsnesss sugar at siOO.-.......... l0Ou00
Other gIans sotatoes vegetables lsGOg5
Wood. .tavcs.sld Lumber observation-disclosures. 5SSSS,
Wool OEs-tis III amount Of cotton ........ lSSSoSl
s7lI00O0o
z. The aggregate amount to be produced by
skilled lsbsr devoted to the development of sec-
ondary values, IN raw material
Thirty cottsn and wool factories aggregate produce
ton SOU 90 yards, at DC per yard S62o Oor
S,ss iss5es WAGONS no. furnisSrs OI
Oeei' a. siz per 2aO0OO
So 400 600
3. The aggregate profit Of all kinds of merchau.
dising estimated sales $50 GOO 900 at Is per cent.
81 SEQ, 600. -
a: The aggregate salary Of clerks and all OIL 4
business agents, $4,000 persons, average sl2S
8. The annual profits of railroads, canals, stages
and other lines OF commerce
81. o00
Stages $500 sscbj SS s,S4
1900
81 $50 O0
.. The annual profits Of banking and insurance
companies
Tnsr,s,c.
.$4JO00
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

freight consigned to him. When the Hopkins ar
rived at her destination the detective went ashore
to the commander of that region, Gen. Buell., and
declared that Reube had been on board, had
crawled through an aperture with forty-t"o ku'
Klux, into his stateroom, with fell intent on his
life. The general sent Capt. - dowa 70 the
boat, in CO mpany with the detective, to examine
into the matter. The officers of the boat were
ordered to report at Shreveport headquarters on
their return trip, and are perfectly sure OF being
dismissed without trouble, as they say the detect
i've pointed to a crack in the side of the steamer
not big enough to let mouse through, as the
aperture by which the terrible Reube and his
CHASTITY company had entered.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

HAMS, PORK, LARD AND WHIsKY.-The an.
nouncement in another column, IN which Messrs
D. X. COnverse& Co., IS Magazine street, offer to
their friends aud the trade fresh invoices Of hams
pork, lard, whisky, etc. will certainly engage the
earnest attention Of our readers, particularly as
he lie selling at the very lowest market figures
These goods are Of the best quality and parties
standing In need Of anything in this line will find
il to their interest to give them call before pur.
chasing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

Polonius ventures as bis opinion that under the
Grecian bend system, the term a. sterner sex
shou Low be applied to feminine instead OF to
masculine humanity.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

Mamsde Y. paid New Years visit at a certain
residence in rhe French part of town. Her hat
was qp'te remarkable, the principal portion of it
being imita,ion Of ivy. After her withdrawal the
lady Of the house asked her hrsband if he had
noticed Madame KS hat? Don't be surprised
at it, my dear we all know the ivy is always to be
found on ruins, was the husbands reply.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

What a glorious winter this is for the young
folks Parties since the war have never been SO
numerous and SO handsome, and other entertain
ments have never so multiplied in any previous
season since the late unpleasantness. One reason
for this is thar Lent comes very early this year,
and the eFlpivel beng very short, great deal
Of pleasure must be crowded into very short
time, for to-day week will be Msrdi.Grss. Well,
if our people Keep the long fast as well as they
have celebrated the short feast, what a devout
city New Orleans will be in week
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02
LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS.

Special Correspondents of TIE N. o. Crescent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

The deniseDs Of Union street, in mass meeting
assembled, yesterday resolved to build boat for
their joint use in food times. They have given
the contract to Mahoney and the next time the
street is overlooked a magnificent yacht, flying
the union jack will be found floating on the tur
bid waters mot lavender wsters, which will travel
at killing pace, certain, wherever she goes to
find depth enough to suffice her. Wen guarantee
that her officers, steward and all, will be a right
merry set. May we be on board on the first trip.
Gale" rays the doctor, sis the best drink for
an oyster supper" "Hope you're not in the ale
business" says Cynicus. NO." says the doctor
"rm Tot siling." 81 sm.n says Ned. "and ex.
pect to 60 to my bier soon." The doctor treated !;
not, however. in his professional capacity.
Last Saturday one Of the favored sons of Ham,
whose domicil ia away out on Claiborne street,
had one of his hopeful scions bitten by quarrel.
some cur. bis psternsl feelings reused, and his
sense Of African msgnifcence outraged by the
cannibal act, he rushed to Recorder Gastinel,s
Court. and made affidavit against Major -, a
gentleman living In his Deighborhood, had him
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

arrested for keeping dangerous dog. and, strange
inconsistency, for allowing him the liberty of the
street. AS matter of course an order was Issued
for the majors arrest, and although the officer Of
police acted with courtesy and kindness, Major
- was subjected to great deal of inconve.
nience and loss of time. 1t turned out after all
that it was somebody else's dorg that was after q
piece of black meat
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

A plain and leeible hsndw it'ug is one Of the
lost easily acquired accomplishments within the
reach of apy man whose business it is to put his
thoughts on paper. As be reads books and pom
ders, SO ought he to train his fingers in recording
his ideas on paper, in order to make them legibe,
not only to himself bat to others. The only occs-
sion for an excuse for a man whose chirogrsphy
is illegible il when be wishes to conceal bad
spelling.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

There is a glorious city in the sea:
The ses Is in the broad the narrow streets
hboing and flowing; and the SAT- seawssd
Clings to the marble of her pslaces.n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

Has Mr.. Seward negotiated with the deputy
clerk Of The weather 10 Alaska to exchange jurls-
dotion with the deputy who oficiates over the
delta formation of the Mississippi? The Oldest
inhabitart, dried-up darky, who carried General
Washipgton's baby form in his arms, and at
tempted to shoulder the responsibility of cutting
down the cherry tree, swesrs that since the year
"l"he has not witnessed so changesble aud rainy
q winter as The present one.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

An excellent thing happened Saturday in the
Sixth District Court. A case was going on for
divorce, the wife being plaintiff. Plaintiff brought
in q witness OF her own sex to testify that the
husband had Committed adultery, and had further
diverted the means necessary for the support Of
his householdro the pleasures Of another woman.
but how do you know these facts!" asked the
lawyer for the defense in his cross-questioning
"simply because l am the person." was the can
did reply.