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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

Ar meeting Of the stockholders of
the Iron Mountain and Helena Rail-
road, held at Helena on the 9th nit
a Board of Directors was elected con-
sisting of the following named gentle
men; Judge j. S. HoRNER, Hon. las.
M. HANKS, Hon. @. X. UNDERWOOD.
Judge II. 2. COOLIDGE, ]. c. MACcA-
BE, Capt. JAS. S. lizard, Mai. JOHN
w. MALLORY, Col. d. Cross, Rev. ].
NJ. STEELE, Hon. w. ". STANsBFR-
RY, Col. JAMES n. BURKE and Judge
LITrLzBERRY MACK. After the ad-
journment Of the stockholders meet
ing the Board met and unanimously
reelected Col. D. Cross, of Cross coun-
ty, President; j. c. MACcABE. of
Phillips county, Secretary; and Judge
II. p. COOLIDGE, also of Phillips
county, Treasurer. Col. Cross. who
has our congratulations upon his re-
election, expresses himself as conf
dent of a speedy commencement Of
the road, and that its prospects are
flattering and Frightening. This will
be good news for the many friends of
this great enterprise, and viii, no
doubt, cheer those whose lands lying
along its route are, upon its compile
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A GREAT many wiseacreS, in and
out of Tennessee, in order to hide
their own detection, are giving it out
that the Democratic party is dead.
The World says at has been dead,
how many times let US see. 1t was
dead in lSGl-the Charleston Conven-
ton broke its back entirely; it was
dead in 1862, dead in 1863, dead in
1864; in 1865 it was too dead to talk
about; in 1866 the cunningly con-
trived blOodshed Of Memphis and
New Orleans laid it out again:
throughout 1867 it slept, so said the
loil, in the silent tomb; but, some
how, it came to life in 1868 and pushed
GRANT so hard that he only escaped
by the skin of his teeth, slipping in
by but some $4,000 majority, in a
total poll of 5,6OO,0 coo, and that ma
jority made up by negro votes.0 And
now here in 1869, this dead party is
so uncommon brisk in Ohio and Penn
sylvania that the only hope for the
enemies Of the country lies in its dis
Indignation. What wonderful vitality
our cat has got, to be sure.
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United States Senators can be elected,
candidates are multiplying. The last one
mentioned is Edgar Snowden, senior, who
has published the Alexandria Gazette for
over thirty years. The best opinion seems
to be that, owing to the contest for the
Senatorship, the Legislature will finally
postpone the election until after the State
IS fully admitted.
Commissioner Delano has returned here
from Pennsylvania, but is very blue over
the Radical prospects. He thinks the re-
suit will be close any way. Democrats
here appear to have 40 doubt whatever of
Asa Packers election for Governor.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The charges
of official misconduct against John Logan,
Marshal ofthe Southern District Of Hi
nOis, mentioned in the dispatches last
night, are based on statements ofhis dep
uty, who alleges that he made up the ac-
counts himself which were fraudulent,
but omits to charge that these frauds
were suggested by, or known to Logan.
Chief Justice Chase and Justice Clifford,
ofthe Supreme Court Ofthe United States,
have arrived in town. The remaining
Justices are expected here tomorrow,
and the term of court will commence next
Monday and last through the spring
months.
Beverly B. Bolts has been appointed
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the 9th
District Of Virginia, vice Samuel Robeling.
Commissioner Delano, who arrived last
night, has resumed his duties. He will
again visit Ohio, in a day or two, to make
speeches in favor of Hayes.
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POLITICAL.
Letter from Judge EIlet, of Mem
his---ApprOaChing Elections.
Reconstruction in Virginia---Cabine
Meeting.
The Virginia SenatOrship---P Political
Personals.
POLITICAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF A GENEROUS A,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF \ GENEROUS ACT
BY JUDGE ELLETT, OF MEMPHIS.
We copy from the Jackson Gnrion the
following letter from Judge Elicit of this
city, formerly of Claiborne county, Miss,
and a short time since one of the Supreme
Judges Of that State:
MEMPHIS, Sept. IS, 1869.
EDITOR CLARION: As many of the good
people of Mississippi must be anxious lust
now To know what sort of a man Judge
Dent X, it gives me great pleasure to men
ton to you an incident lat has caused me
TO hold him in grateful esteem, and which
may serve to illustrate some features of
his character.
In the fall OF 1864, together with a score
Of my ~neighbOrs, / was captured " bv "A
~marauding expedition of United States
troops, and carried to Eicksburg. where
we were incarcerated in The common Jail,
among as precious a set.of scoundrels and
ielOns as the sun ever shone upon.
Shortly after our arrival, Judge Dent
came to the prison, in con "a with a
friend, who Introduced me to him. when
he Informed me he had come to see ii there
was any service he could render me in
procuring my release, and at the same
time offered to supply me with money.
and to make for me any bond the authori-
ties might require, in case they would adj
nit me to bail.
l had never heard of Judge Dent before
nor do l suppose that he had ever heard
of me, except from the friend who had
solicited his good Offices in my favsr. 1
have not seen him since; but l have never
forgotten his generous kindness to a per-
feet stranger, and l ave always hoped
that an-oppOrtunity would offer for me to
assure him of my thankful remembrance
Of his visit to me in prison.
Yours truly.
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THE New York Herald, in a para
graph upon the situation in Missis-
sippi, says: "DENT, as the Presidents
&" brother-in-Iaw, is strong, and will
probably be elected over ALCORN,
(" the Presidents candidate, and by
d" the negro balance ofpOwer. Sambo,
&" all over the South, is getting tired
4" of waiting for those forty ceres and
4" that mule promised by the Radi-
"cals, and so he is boiling in every
direction" except toward the Dem
Ocratic party, which so far, has not
acted upon the assumption Of negro
or universal suffrage.
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TEE ColOred Labor Convention re-
Gently held in Newport, R. l., before
adjourning, elected GEoRGBT. Down
ING delegate to the White Labor Con-
vention to be held in Washington on
the 18th Of December. The New York
Herald endorses DOWNING, and says
that eff any white man can be found
therein who can prepare a dish Of
Oysters-fried, roasted, steamed or
stewed-in better style than Down
ING, then, and not until then, do we
expect to hear Of any objections to
admission because he is classed as a
black man."
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ton, sure to be greatly benefited by q
marked enhancement of the price oil
their acres. We wish Col. Cross and
his able Board of Directors every sue
cess in their enterprise, and hope the
people of the counties which the Iron
Mountain and Helena Railroad is to
traverse viii respond literally to such
calls for subscriptions Of land and
money as they may make. Col. Cross
has labored hard and persistently in
behalf Of this road, and we hope will
be rewarded by the unanimous sup
port of his neighbOrs and friends in
Arkansas.
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Mr.. WILLIAM r. MOORE, of this
city, the live, gO-ahead merchant and
good citizen, is proving his title to the
confidence Of u people by his labors
in behalf of a proper public cOndem-
nation Of the justly odious two per
cent. tax in merchandise. He has al
ready attended a number of meetings
in different parts of the State, and in
all of them has been the master spirit;
arguing and urging his cause, and per-
t~inaciOusly as sensibly sticking to his
point. He has made friends every
where, and we r happy to believe
will be thoroughly successful in his
mission.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 5, 1885,
NEWSPAPER SALES.

On the 31st of March last, the closing
day Of what newspaper men all concede
to be the busiest quarter of the year, re-
turns were made by the several newspa-
per concerns of this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
Avalanche 1896 90
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GROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS.
CHAs. c. PARTEE. B. FRANK HARBERT.
PARTEE & HARBERT,
Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. II Union Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

TONSIGNMENTS respectfully solicited,
" upon which liberal Cash Advances will
be made.
All Cotton consigned to us insured, unless
otherwise instructed.
A full supply of Bagging, Rope and Ties
constantly on hand. Careful attention given
to filling orders OF every kind.
BS We have secured the services Of an ex-
perienced cotton man to give especial atten-
ton to weighing and Sampling.
SCI dew PARTE b
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PROPOSALS.
PRnPnSAIS

. EALED proposals will be received at the
- office of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for the building Of Four Double
Frame Cabins on the grounds OF Shelby
County Agricultural, Mechanical and HoTti-
cultural Association until Tuesday, 9TH inst,
at pm; cabins 10 contain two rooms with
stack chimney, each room to be Is feet square
walls 10 feet high rough, and battened, ceiled
overhead rough, and covered with heart
cypress shtngles, the roof on one side to pro-
jeet so as TO form an 5 foot shed. For further
particulars refer to undersigned, commit
tee, or either member OF it.
GEO. Q. HOLMES,
q. L. ANDERSON.
WIN. II. CARROLL,
Oc3 mmit
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HAVE FOR SALE AND KEEP CONSTANT
II ~ on hand a full supply, in part as fol
lows:
100 casks Bacon;
200 barrels Mess Pork;
$50 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
200 barrels Hard and Refined Sugar;
200 packages Molasses;
500 pieces Kentucky Bagging;
100 tons Iron Ties-assorted;
500 kegs Nails-all sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
.. 500 barrels Salt;
200 barrels Whisky-an grades;
$50 boxes Cheese;
300 bags Coffee;
Extra Sugar-cured Hams, and numerous
articles not mentioned. SELF
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
HAvE for sale, and keep constantly on
H hand, a full assortment, consisting in
part as follows:
100 casks Bacon;
800 barrels Mess Pork:
100 barrels JOwls and Rumps;
200 kegs Lard;
lO1 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
200 sacks Coffee;
500 pkgs. MOlasses-hhds., bbls. HIS & qrs.
1000 pieces Kentucky Bagging M. 4 NJ. Ky.
py, Landeman, and J. Il ID. F1ax1
100 tons celebrated " Arrow Ties"
500 kegs Nails-aSSOrted sizes;
500 barrels Flour.
North Carolina Roe eat and gross Herring
100 bbls. pure, copper-distilled whisky;
100 barrels rectined Whisky;
so barrels robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, we re-
spectfully request a continuation of your pa
trouage, and promise, by strict attention to
business, with the interest Of our patrons
ever before us, to merit II.
augls d&w HILL, FONTAINE 4 co.
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Saint Mary's School,

(NORNER Of Poplar and Alabama. Mrs.
" MARY f. PoPE, PRINCIPAL. Wfij omen for
Boardlng and Day Scholars the FIRST Mon
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. No boys over ten will
De received. No pupils are taken by the
Montn' augl5
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INSURANCE.
PLANTERS
INSURANC COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
Office: Cor. Madison and Second.

j. G. L0NSDALE, President.
D. II. TOWNSEND, Viee-President.
WALTER A. GOODMAN, Secretary.
1. G. L0NSDALE, IT., Asst Secretary.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

IALL - " -
Transient advertisements, hrst insertion, 81
each subsequent insertion 30 cents PEI
Square.
Advertisements in Want OF Rent column, II
cents per line each Insertion
Double column advertisements 8 per cent
additional 70 ordinary rates.
Local notices, fourth page, 20 cents per line
for each insertion
city items. second page, Is cents per line each
Insertion.
Special notices, third page, 10 cents per line
each insertion
Monthly advertisements, S for first, and &for
each additional Square.
Adverfisemeufs inserted at intervals. to be
charged . per cent additional IN proper
ton. -a
Municipal Offices, $40 each, 70 be PAID 10 ad-
vance ia every instance.
Marriages and Deaths are published as news;
but complimentary notices OF Marriages
T,rTbutes OF Respect, Obituaries and Funeral
Notices, will be charged as other advertise
UleRtE.
All CHURCH Notices or notices OF meetings
of Charitable or Benevolent Societies, VIII
he charged half price.
sEnAY APPEAL,-Adyertlsements inserted
in tie NDA APPEAL VIII De cnarseu one
sixth additional
WFFKLY APPEAL-Advertisemeats inserted
IN the WkEKLY APPEAL alone one mani OF
D.uY rates. IN both DAILY and WEEKLY
one fourth addiiional 10 DAILY rates.
In an Eases all advertisements are considered
due after first insertion
A SQUARE is the space occupied by eight lines
ofsOlid nOnpareI.
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Proposals for Burying Paupers.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR SHELBY
COUNTY. TENN-JUIY TERM. !

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR SHELBY
COUNTY, ~TENN.-JULY TERM.
SATURDAY, September Is, 1863.
ORDERED, by the Board Of Commissioner
" for Shelby county, Tenn, that the Clerk
OF the County Court be, and he is hereby au-
thoriZed and instructed, to advertise In the
Memphis APPEAL and Avalanche, for one
week, for proposals for Burying Paupers; said
proposals must be sealed and addressed to
the Board Of County Commissioners, and
sent in by the First Monday in October, 1868.
Specifications must be explicit. giving the
kind. etc, of thickness of lumber, and the
kind and numbers OF nails, the depth OF
coffin and general style of the same, and the
depth of the gfave-only one body to be in
TERED in each grave; a head-board to be
placed at each grave with number, which
number must be registered In connection.
with the name and age of the deceased. Pro-
posals must also state where the interments
are to be made.
The contract is to be for six months, and
the pay for said work is to be in county war
rants.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY APPEAL Is regularly ~disconiln
ned al the end OF the time subscribed ana
s,afd FOR unless renewed in advance. This
rule Is adhered 20 without respect 70 per-
sons.
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STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM

Qwesaon-WhO made the first Charter Oak
StOVe2
Ansioer.-G. f Filley, Of st. Louis.
Q-Nhen was It first made?
A.-In the year 1862.
Q.-Are they good Stoves?
A.-Tbe " best in the wOrld.5
Q.-How are they made?
A.-FrOm the best quality Of Iron.
Q-Who says they are good Stoves?
All those thai use them?
GLOW many were sold IN 1852
A.-There were E3,347 sold.
Q.-How many out Of that number failed?
A.-Not one.
Q.-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak in
MemphIs2
Ill h. SCHABEL d CO., 2T MAIN ST
Q.-Are there imitation stoves ofthat name?
A.-Yes; plenty Of them
GLOW can purchasers tell the genuine?
A--By seeing the name Of @. +. Filley on
each Stove,
Q.-How should parties order them?
A.-Tell your merchant to get Filley's.
Q.-Does j. +. SCHABEL * Co. have a good
stock?
A.-Yes; Hey sell Them at Wholesale and Re-
tail, and Keep TIN WARE CASTINGS, ETC., in
good supply.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENTS, on Public Events, solicited
from every parI OF the Ohlleu osA1es'
KEAiTNG, ENGLISH & co.
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N. r. z
This Company is prepared to do a general
Fire ana Marine Business. augS
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In accordance with the foregoing order of
the Board of County Commissioners, propO-
sais VIII be received up to 10 o'clock am,
October 4, 1853.
se29 John LOAGIIE Clerk
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

VENGEANCE ON a WAGoN.-An incident
occurred last night, which shows TO what
extreme men will go to revenge themselves
upon another fox a supposed wrong y man
named Sam Morrison, teamsfer, residing
on the hill, it seems has been working with
his team little below the regular price per
day charged by other teamsters, much TO the
dissatisfaction Of his co-laborers, as the Sc
quel vii! show, Last night party svf men,
supposed to be teamsters, visited the barn
Of Morrison, ard broke his wagon into frag-
ments. and then left the premises We are
not Informed whether there has been any
action taken in the matter or not, nor
whether the parties can be identified
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

A RARE CHANCE MIR. Barker, having
engaged the services of MIR. Z, Howard,
whose reputation as o colori3t ranks with
the first artists of the country, is prepared
to furnish photographs beautifully colored
or finished in India ink. Those desiring
such work, either from life OF copied from
small pictures, should embrace the opportu-
nifty at once, uuG call at BerkoI's photo
graphic gallery, On Washington street, Pc
..y,9uu CoUtTy -us2j,lm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

CHANGE OF TIME on TIE ALLEGvESy
VALLEY ROAD.--A most convenient time
table has been arranged on the Allegheny
road. The Day Egpress leaves Pittsburgh
at u. ~, and arrives at Oil City at 80
p. IN. The Night Express leaves Pittsburgh
at 1885 p. H., arriving a. Oil City at $40.
Going south, the Day Express leaves Oil
City at 10 o. u, aud arrives at Pittsburgh
at 5:l5 p. IN. The Night Express leaves
OIL City at 9 p. H., arriving at Pittsburgh
at & so @. IL. Connections al Oil City for
all poin is in the oil regions. This is very
convenient time table, and win be found
corrected at the head Of our columns to-
morrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

Choice DISHES OF THE SEASON, no
tice fresh supply Of tub and shell oysters,
soft shell crabs and GELS at the Petroleum
Exchange, Sutherland a. Taylor, proprie-
tors. They have in their employ one OF the
best ''conjurers'' OF good dishes in tho old
Keystone State, and at this establishment
the ''latch string is always out, 'and there
is hearty welcome to oil.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

Mark Twain has written book. He
calls it The Innocants Abroad" 1. is "A
good thing, aud we can recommend it TO
those who enjoy such. 1t is bool; of tray
el TO the East-tt through Europe, Egypt and
the Holy Land-Gnd 10 not u rehash o!
gnide books and directories, but is a re
counting Of personal impressions and ad-
ventures, in which the inimitable style of
Mark Twain sticie out on every page
Mark tells what he thinks and tells it in a
way, too, that no one else can. The book
is full OF .unt and instruction. 1t contains
two hundred ana thirty-sour Illustrations
and six hundred and lf,y-one pages, octave
size. It's gotten up in the best style Of The
American Publishing hon5c We have ox.
amined the book. and like H.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

DECISION IN THE ROBERTS ToRPEno
CAsE.-The snit pendng in the Courts in
reference to the Infringement of patent in
the Roberts torpedo case, came before
Judge Grier. in the United States Court al
Philadelphia, on the 18th inst, and the
following is the opinion. The case was be-
fore the Court at Pittsburgh, and was trans
terrad from thence TO Philadelphia
INFRINGEMENT or PATENT
"E. a. L. Roberts VS. The Reed Torpedo
Comhany ct al. In equity.
OPINION or C0URT
'.As | write with Gihlcdlty, / can only
state the conclusions TO which my mind
has come aftor a clreful examination OF this
case:
The complainant has exhibited a patent
dated April 25, 1865 This is prilaa jucie
evidence of good tile, and puts on the re-
spondeuts the burden Of proof that tho pat
ent is void OF worthless.
Il need not repeat my remarks in tbo
case Of Good year ys Day q Wall, G. c.
Rep. 299), but now adopt them as aiording
a rule of decision which applies clearly to
the present case.
AS the infringement of the patent is ad-
mitted The only question will be as to the
validity OF complainant's patent of April,
1865.
'''it was utter speculation had beoD re-
duced to practice, and after repea ID ex-
perimcn;s, that the complainant succeeded
in overcoming the pIejudicGs and ignorance
OF the people on the subject, Ga@ pc shading
the public that his invention was useful
after be had establisbod its g-er' Utility and
value, and ''whon bis gerius and patient
perseverance, in spite Of suo1rs and SCOTS,
WIS completely successful, that Reed, who
had before mado experiments on tho same
subject, and was wholly, uAsucccsstui, ina
gined that he had the best right to the in
vention; and after purchasing ono or more
Of complainants terpedoes, be applied o1
the lst Of November, 1867, for d paten. Oh
substantially the same combination of de
vices or mac binss contained in complain
ants patent.
On tho 18th Of the same month the re-
spondents formed themselves into o compa-
ny or corporation called The Reed Torpedo
Company for the purpose Of pirating the
complainants invention, and aupporting
the case OF i,igGtion, aud thus defraud him
OF its iIuits. They have pcrseyoEed even
after the preliminary injunction very prop
erly granted by the District Judge.
Let decree be entered for complainant
for perpetual injunction, and . master
appoin ted to take an account according to
the prayer Of the BILL"
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Local Notices.
Use FEOrrisOn'E Genuine Pine TaI
and peYsian Healing soaps.

These soaps arc imprcgna,ed with oxotics of the
mild1st and most Balsamio nature, and are warrant
cd perfectly Innocent aud free from mineral and 9th
er porncious almiytures, and are selected by the
ladies and thc public in general in preIereI to all
other soaps The great producers and preseryers Of
healthy purity Of complexion, and a conseryator
Of female beauty For tho soitncss and delicacy
which they induce TO tho hands and face their caps
bility of soothing irritation and removing unsightly
erup-icns, render them indispensable to every toll
ct. We kindly ask the public to try the virtues
these soaps J. L. IL. & Co, Proprietors.
4 D. Miller & Co, General Agents jul22-3m
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i Louisiana carpet-basgor is said 10 have
gone raviug mad, IIo WAS lound alone in .
railway carriage, and stark naked. When
asked why he discarded his clothes, he an
swerod II wish my commitments to see
me just as am
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

A veteran pool player in Chicago accom-
plished the other day the rare feat OF pock-
citing every ball from the lay-of in game
Of fifteen ball pool, and not scra tch in
the game.
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If.a well bred woman is surprised in
careless costume, she does not try 10 dodge
behind the doors to conceal deficiencies,
MOI docs she -urn red, or stammer out con-
fused excuses. Sue remains calm and self
possessed, and makes mp in dignity what
e le may waatia Qecosuu.