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A BRAUTlfUi. set Of teeth. 81; single, So war
~ rsnted plumpers, lmpartiug youtfu appearance
extracting with gas, 50 silver nng., 81; open sun
day tIll IL 262 6th hV. Remember. lit
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~ sail from PIER 90, North River. New YORK:
COT LUMBIA wed, April 81 isNAi,iA We'd, MAY I
Passengers booAcd aud forwarded 70 and fro n any
ralwiy station IN Great Britain, Ireland. Germany,
kCrwayI sweden. Denmark of America as safely speed
ty comforiahy. ard cheapy any other route ~ line
1ckete drafts cert hcaes can he bought at lowest
CUR ncy rates by applying at the companys Offices,
Bowling Green.
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ABAyGAIN-yaru, NJ n, sercs sullivan county,
n KY, Hve m,,es tror, n 80 dsnot, sood bnta,nss
stock. &c; price $4,000 terms easy X g. LOCKE. iS
9Th at, bet veen Dros = sv and Am AZ
- "---oH. W. :, -"' w ,e' ~.
DARGAINr.-et00 to $50 cash, and 80 TO e20 per
- month neat COTTAGES seven rooms cellar some
with two lots Apply cor. Atlantic and PennsylVanis
avs, kaS New York.
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IwW - LE-h cnahce toI q man WIN smai cap.
- ,moa ovIne. nuuso wln tNo sorss & n s.,St
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'o.u,s r.m puriues tro iots " nss,pn ev'
sIt nsEnoIlh ~, fmctCn Apply W DE- 'NohiiN' cVr'
Ohioru 81 anu htihntic N', brooklyn.
IyOR .AIE-A 2s,ory and basement brick house
FULTON ferry Nv two lines Of cars price s5Oj, 81 40
down. Inaulre at E Clermont av., Brooklyn.
-. =. - :,
sna ~ healthy ocat,on y. ~ Long lsinn near tne
pnppe spu ,yns nm,sc hPpp W ihV9' "ArfNh' huo-
"OeI, % y Nenuo 81.
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Soaro anO Goun,s.

tOaro ano Gooms,
FEW respectable mechanic. can be sccommo.
N dated with board gas and bath from $50 to ts
per week. 6iO 9TH az, between 4jd and Hh sts.
NEATLY furnished front room 10 one or two
n gentlemen in private family lsi Houston st.
A NICE room, with good board for or young men.
"A at q stuJNesan ST. also ? ladies'. No moving
A FEW young men can car be be accumulated with board
A FEW respectable men can ain sood board and
"A pleasant Rooms at i'i "est 2ith 81.
FEW young men can be accommod tea with board
IN NJ bl West attn st., top nOur.
A hALI. bedroom bee with stoves also, few bOarders
DOARDING.-iuM Mulberry st. near Grand. Sin lie
com nodated.
EOLR young ladis. can have comfortable home in
Eboard. ii Easp oh st, - Wv" " '''"'1'
49D SS.rG %as and single beds & few y9nGs men at
ladies'. S1s Pearl St, Franklin square Hotel.
(HOOD board can be obtained at reasonable prices
~ al az East broadway,
large front and other pleasant rooms t let with
daa s$1 SSiH 10 IS sSsS 'n or ma" and "s A"er
NICE, clean, furnished rooms only from t2 to ~
IN weeS,g lncluded lS Thompson st. ileccker.
DESPgCTABLE men accommodated with good
III board and pleasant rooms, 80 West Slst st,
TINO LEr-sS ~, Msrk's place, pleasant furnished
room 70 mar man and sie Tor ignt hou ekeepns also,
TWO ladies csn be accommodated with board good
room "A. W.
TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with good
l. oOhru anu cOhiorlaOle rooms al ~ East BTOz
SeS1s %;n ssp $e R s"S asJ sn board
liz sTnLtiykN ST. -sstesdy men and ladies
$l.5OASS.Ss, SS:sa ,;s and AZ
!" ana 9Th ~. '' '' '''' '''A W. between ''ua
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Il Carrying the United states MATS.
MANHATlAN ssilH "wednesday, Aprti 81. at 7. VI.
WlSt ONSIN sails Wednesday. May I. ~ r. VI.
CABIN passage. SsJ gold Stcerage, $50 currency.
Drafts on England, Irc1nu &c.
WILLIAMS a GUION,
~ Hrna N,sE
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NTEsDAMES A, J.GRIFFEN L. CO,-Iad,es
NJ taught the Art Of dres cutting 10 two lessons by an
entirely new and perfect method For ienco
Of adies thai cannot attend during the day Lessons will
he yyeL unit In the evening Room 1, sd floor, 7s1
and 7s9 BrO.dway
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Alatglntrp.
fnstIuttion.

DOPRR HOT FAIR ENGINE COMPANY,
III ~ Chambers st, New York.
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OPERA HOUSE.

'.'Evsnlng performlnccs commence at O'Clock, and
the MATiNEES On SArU DA al i.31 o'clock Seats
may b. secured two weeks In advance.
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$'ttturts.
+ ust ano founo.

EAUTlOS.-Io on the 18th Inst. check drawn
" Oy william Alexander Smith 4 Co.. Ia Of John
erce, No 6ts c, on hationu CITY Bank for seas 49,
Payment having been stopped II 10 OF value any
tut the owner The hnder viii be suitably reward ID
upon returning II to WM ALEX. SMITH CO.. 70
Wall 81.
The sun., 1873-04-25

The General Transatlantic oompany's steamers for
Bres aud iAvre sail every alternate Saturday. Excur.
sion tickets at reduced rates. Apply the q ice Of
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Arrlt,
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Sunall0ns c0lantto.
A YOUNG woman requires situation as cook who
N Thoroughly understands her business references
can BE- had can for three days at Roosevelt st. Tst
floor, front room.
RE-PECTARiE l5rcd woman wishes to take
~ charge of house best reference gwen. Call at
No. lij an av.
YOU <G man wishesa situation TO make l. e cream
IA and help on cake. can at - El2ahetu &c. n, Y,
SCf wE-T 30rH 81, two pair stairs up, In
- frOnt-A respect be woman to 20 out house
cleaning or to wash and iron best references.
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GI En0 -NEW COTrAGHs, rooms. full
% lie OOOs lot, Tor shc on muuthly payments.
M.tYLE a CO, ~ Liberty II.
SI SnnWIiL 1t'y V chean farm OF ijG acresi
- L. OllO terms to suit. Inquire ~
T. ZEGLlO, l2 Centre st.
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LFrom the Young Christian Soldier.
BEARING TRIAL.
FOR OUR DEAR LITTLE ONES.


Ny story all happened-just as it's told
To little girl, somewhere, about four years old.
call her Miss Patience, but that's not her name;
The story, for all that, will be Just the same.
Last Christmas doll, with bright eyes and real hair,
Was placed in her arms, she knew it was there
1t was dressed in bright colors could about stand
alone;
She was really delighted TO call il her own.
She watched it and cared for it, just as you would
And kept it as clean and as nice as she could.
One morning Jane Shy, who lived over the way,
Came to call on Miss Patience, perhaps spend the
day.
They had nice time, just as little ones do,
Till by accident Dolly was broken in two
Broken so badly (and broken by Jane,)
That glue couldn't stick it together again.
They looked at the Dolly they looked at each other
1t was even no use to call quickly for mother.
They said nothing at all, till little Jane Shy
Breathed short, bent her head, yes, she just had to
cry.
Patience watched her. She knew her own part was
the worst;
Still, she saw Jane felt badly, and thought she'd
speak first;
So she went TO her softly, and bent down her head
"Oh + that often happens to DOlEieS," she said
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Whole No. 1889.

hundred and ffty-nine more appi-
cants in our aaoac county than schools"
We are wise. We see where our par
ents missed it, and know that, like
the Irish, we 'need not apply" So.
with 'leisure and to spare" we e.eaD-
me the Examination.
"a log is 16 inches in diameter at
the small end, and Is feet long; how
many feet of lumber will it cut?"
The answer depends upon the
length of time, and with what energy
the log exerts ITSELF
"Of what use is a knowledge ofEn-
glish Grammar?
You answer, 'it enables US to speak
and write the language correctly"
''In what way does it enable us to
speak and writer
This is the second question in
Grammar. We pause for breath and
satisfactory reply
''Analyze and parse, Thou know
est my weakness; yet will not forgive
my shortcomings
Yes, we are well aware of your
weakness" but why not affect the
solemn style throughout the sentence?
Again: Describe how you distin-
guish the several Moods and lenses"
'"Moods!" 1t carries us back to
Kirkham! Let us sing "Auld Lang
Syne."
"What mountains are there in
Africa"
We supposed heretofore, than any
mountains in Africa were there or
'thereabOaets." Observe the period
at the close of the interrogative. 1t
has scholastic air.
"What is the area of the Dead Sea,
and where situated"
Which? the area, or the Sea?
1 no longer marvel that they prefer
teachers from their Oaon county They
have local system of Educatiep,
stupendous and original.
1 am really afraid, o, Committee
men of the mediocre stampl that you
have mistaken the duties of your Of
flee. When an applicant rises to
read, you have no right to ''scold' if
his eloeution does not meet your ap-
probation. Perhaps the habit of fault
finding was contracted when you,
yourself, were a poor, degenerate
teacher. Does not fond memory, to
her duty true" call back the time
when you received your first three
months certificate? Pardon me, I
didn't think you'd blush. You are
not the first GREAT man who eommenc-
ed. on the lowest round of the ladder.
Remember Lincoln, Chase and Grant
Dear friends, / am 10th to part
with you Hoping to lessen the
pangs of separation, 1 conclude with
stanza which you may read when
downcast and disheartened, and think
one fond heart is all your own.
could not would not grieve you,
This truth pray let me tell,
I'm sorry tor to leave you,
love you all so well!
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FAIR PLAY.

The number of Senators who have
refunded is fourteen, of whom three
are Democrats; and the Number of
Representatives who have forked over
is thirty-two-of whom twenty-four
are Republicans and eight Democrats
The total number of Senators and
Representatives who have returned
their back pay to the Treasury is
forty-six, and the amount refunded is
about 100000. There were 327
Senators, Representatives and Dele
gates in the last Congress; and about
one in seven has refused the plunder.
The Mayor of Cincinnati requires
saloon keepers in that city to keep
their front doors closed on the holy
Sabbath, but allows the thirsty soul
to go around to the back door or
through the windows, to swig beer
all day on Sundays
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The Beautiful Blue Danube" )"
which Strauss has simmortalized, turns
out, upon personal inspection, to be
a stream of very muddy water, not
much. wider than Jones Falls, though
it is quite swift running stream, and
is navigable for some miles by steam
boats that draw but Is inches of wa
ter. Travellers generally find that
the poets and painters use a license
of language and description that
would in any other profession be
called lying Correspondence Lou
isville Journal.
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A very sensible suggestion is made
by an exchange, to the effect that the
government should take means to
make the postmarks on letters uni
formly legible, even if improved ap-
pGances should be found necessary
for the purpose. There is no way to
compel writers of letters to give their
post-office address in full, and thous-
ands every day fail to do it, frequent
loss and vexation being thus occasion
ed. If the post-mark could always
be read, the carelessness of the writ
er would be no longer the fruitful
source of trouble it now is.
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Select Miscellany.
A LESSON IN HISTORY.

A. d. 1900.
1t was a summer evening;
Old Mr. Smith had come
From San Francisco, by balloon,
To his suburban home,
Where, by the shores of klamath Lake,
His pleasures he was wont TO take.
He saw his grandchild, Colfaxine,
While playing at croquet,
Roll something large, and smooth, and round,
To her brosher, Henry Clay,
And ask the young sport if he knew
Where that queer paleozoic grew.
The old man Smith stepped up, and took
The relic in his handS
Aud shook it till it ratified out
A gill or two of sand.
'"Tis some squaw Modoc's skull" quoth he,
''Who fell in the great victory"
"Now tell us what twas all about"
Young Henry Clay inquired,
While on her mallet, Colfaxine
Leaned with look inspired.
Gone, tell us who the warriors were,
And why they killed each other here"
at was the Yankees" said old Smith,
''Who made the Modocs run,
Because they coveted the lands
The red man hunted on.
Its somewhat mixed, but all agree
That twas famous victory.
"Men, babes and women, ffty-three,
Followed the Indian chief;
One hundred times as many whites
Brought Mr.. Lo to grief;
And every red was killed." said he,
SIN the great Modoc victory"
"But what good came of it at last? ?"
Asked gentle Colfaxine.
'GOod7 Why, we got their lands, you bet
The home you're living in;
And many heather scalp won we
In that brave Christian victory.
''Some say it was shocking sight,
When the fierce fight was won,
To see the sabered babe and squaw
Lie rotting in the sun;
And, torn from the mans and baby's head,
The scalps drenched stars and stripes with red.
Great praise our Colonel Killem gained,
And exc our flag, ween."
''But did they read the Bible then?"
Asked pitying Colfaxine.
''Why, that cannot say" quoth he,
''But twas glorious victory"
New York Graphic.
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1t is related of the eminent surgeon,
Boudon, that he was one day sent for by
the Cardinal Dubois, Prime Minister of
France, TO perform a very serious operation
upon him. The Cardinal, on seeing him
enter the room, said to him:
''You must not expect, sir, to treat me in
the same rough manner as you treat those
poor miserable wretches at the hospital of
the Hotel Lion"
MY lord" replied NJ. Boudon, with
great dignity, ''every one of these misera-
Bile wretches, as your eminence is pleased to
call them, is prime minister in my eyes"
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Postmaster General Creswell, says
an exchange, has issued an order for
bidding postmasters and their clerks,
on penalty of dismissal, to read any
thing besides the address on a postal
card. Another order of the same
official forbids them to deliver cards
with obscene or insulting messages.
Now what's a poor postmaster to do !
eyes, my child, go out and swim,
but don't go near the water"
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A daughter is almost always right
when she endeavors to initiate her
mother, but it is doubtful whether the
mother is equally right when at a
certain period of life she tries all she
can to initiate her daughter.
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The Milwaukee News, which procured
the assent of the Wisconsin Democracy to
the Greeley nomination, now says:
'It is an easier labor to elect an able,
firm, honest, patriotic Democrat as the
nominee of the Democratic party to the
first Office in the State or nation, than it is TO
elect Republican "come-outer" or reform
er. A Democrat pure and simple will ex-
cite less hostility, and the victory of reform
will be more completely achieved under his
lead than under any other" .- -...-.
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Enigma.


1 am composed of IS letters.
My first is in thumb, but not in finger,
My second is in loiter, but not in linger,
My third is in mat, but not in rug,
My fourth is in hat, but not in plug,
My fifth is in oats, but not in hay,
My sixth is in July, but not in May,
My seventh is in winter, but not in summer,
My eighth is in dot, but not in number,
My ninth is in cat-bird, but not in jay,
My tenth is in study, and also in play,
Ny eleventh is in eel, but not in fish.
My twelfth is in plate, but not in dish,
My thirteenth is in clean, but not in neat,
Ny fourteenth is in oats and also in wheat,
My fifteenth is in kith, and also in kin,
My sixteenth is in were, and also in been,
My seventeenth is in rich, and also in poor,
Ny eighteenth is in prairie and also in moor.
Ny whole forms the name of young gentleman
md lady of our acquaintance.
Spider Grove, o. PET AND HONEY.
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Conundrums.

Why is a lovers heart like whale? Because it is
secreter tsea creaturD of great sighs.
What is stronger than council of ten? A po-
tent-eight.
What is that from which if you take the whole,
some viii remain? Wholesome.
Why is a whisper forbidden in polite society," Be-
cause it isn't aloud.
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of the remainder to his youngest son, and the re-
mainder to his daughter. The oldest cons share
was $500 more than the daughters. What was the
value of the estate, and the share of each?
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Somebody says a wife should be
like roasted lamb-tender, and nicely
dressed. A scamp adds, "And with
out any sauce.
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A Liverpool paper speaks of Arte-
mus Ward Beecher, the great Ameri-
can humorist.
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A Creston, Iowa, COW caught base
ball on the first bound and swallowed
it, delaying the game over half an
hour.
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Nebraska is out of debt, and pro-
hibited by her constitution from in
curing over $4,000 of it.
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The man most likely to make his
mark in the world-one who cannot
write his own name.
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Charade.

My 1st to fail is often seen,
But never yet to rise again;
And when my 1st to you is known,
My 81 often will be shown;
My whole in beauty to behold.
Reminds us of a promise old.
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Youths Department.

Y Original EnigmsE, Charades, Problems, ETC.,
are respectfully solicited The answers must always
accompany them, with the real name of the writer.
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Kentucky wants one more portrait
of Daniel Boone. The last artist put
paper collar on Daniel, which wasn't
right.
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"Haf to the Chief who in Triumph Advances
zine Eighth Wonder of the World"
Nesmith,s Great Rheumatic and
NeuraIgic Cure, and Magical
ooio Extractor.

1t win remove all pain at once, and lmmealatSy i
cure Neuralgia, Lumbago, Scistica ram 5 tne
Back and Side, Piles, Frozen Limbs; Chlplains, a @
Burns Scalds, ToOthache Earache, Headache, No
difference how bad, nor what it proceeds from,
Chapped Lips, Chapped Hands, Stings Oh Bees,
Bites of Poisonous Insects, and in fact all OF te
External Pains and Aches that the human famlly IL
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Joiuts. Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Fever Sores, and
Red Sores By applying it freely to the part Affect
81 without rubbing. For Toothache. saturate lit
lie raw cotton with it, and place it in the hollow of
the TOOTH aud for Earache, drop or drops OF 1t
into the ear affected, and all pain will instantly
For sale by !. J. BROWN, at his Drug Store, in
Hillsboro Ohio, and by n. Squire at his Drug Store,
IN Greenfield, Ohio Y2Oyl
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Answer to Enigma in last weeks News. Jim
Huston.
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TO GO OVER THE FALLS.

The woman looked scared, as
though she thought he was crazed.
The little child ran away crying.
This man was one of the three who
saw the boat after it left Chippewa,
and while it still retained its form.
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Fl s. TALK Is TALk!
But What Man Does is The Thing !
And the way to hnd that out is to call at
BARRET1'S WOOLEN MILLS.

Near Rainsboro, o., and see what you can get for
your Money and Wool.
Those wishing Custom Work done will discover
that they will get Yarn for Wool POUND FOR
POUND, and Satinets of the best quality and
weight, for q of pound. This has been our rule
for the past years, and still adhere to it. while
other Factories have been taking a pound for Sat-
inets and giving only 10 lbs. OF Yarn for II lbs of
Wool.
we have now on hand a large stock of Satinets
Jeans Blankets, &C., &C., which we will EXCHANGE
FOR Wool at great bargains, TO all who may favor
us with their patronage.
Thankful for past favOrs, we solicit continuance
OF. the same .JG O. >. ID. H.WlChERSHAM.
RainsborU, o., May, 1873. mysmS
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PROFESSOR JOHN WISE

This distinguished aeronaut was born in
Lancaster, Pa, on the oath of February,
1908. AT an early age he was sent to the
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came up from the boat, and paused a
few moments, looking steadily in that
direction. Whether the young man
at the oars was at the moment too
much engaged ia looking into the
pretty face directly in front of him or
not it is impossible to say, but the
old gentleman remarked that he was
very unskillful in his management of
the boat.
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TUT y EIIS0 ~ Il 14OI tEIOs
THE COMEDY OF LOVE.

THEY ALL WHISPERED TOGETHER
and laughed merrily, and soon after
they left the hotel and went down to
the creek.
One of the villagers noticed, as
they passed out from under the shad-
ow of the inn, with its caves, as hum
Bile as Uriah Heep, glinting in the
sunshine, dark cloud suddenly OBJ
scured the sun, and they seemed to
walk as if under a dark canopy.
When they obtained boat, however,
this time free to so where they pleas
ed, and under no restricting promise
to the landlord. They turned it's
prov down the stream, and the sun
came out from behind the cloud and
lighted up the waters, and threw a
glory around the fair girl and the boy
in the bow.
An old gentleman who was passing
over the bridge that spans the creek
little distance from its mouth, was
attracted by the light laughter that
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The Democracy of Allen County, in this
State, met in Convention recently, and took
departure which is creating considerable
stir in the political world, especially in the
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of Lunatic Asylum, being then in
sane, and some strong proof of her
present insanity exists. Among 9TH
er circumstances the fact that she took
with her. when she LEFT the body oil
Goodrich, a cup foil Of his blood
which, becoming concealed. she has
kept a portion oft with her since the
murder and daily eaten a small guam
tity; al other being that though 81
has been reduced to extreme want she
has sacredly kept all the articles taken
from Goodrich, though among them
was some $40 IN money with which
she might without risk of detection
have provided for her wants.