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Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-23

The two delegations from Massachu- setts have prepared the following let ter to the committee on credentials. It is signed by the chairmen of both delegations and was presented to the committed this evening by the Hon. J. K. Tarbox:
 To the Committee Credentials of the National
 Democratic Convention:
 National Democratic convention by two delegations, delegation, of which Hon. Josiah G. Abbott is by the National Demoeratic Colnmittee, the other delegation, of which Hon. J. l. French is chairman, anxious for honorable settlement of their dificul ties have unhappiy divided and impaired the strength future harmony and efficiency of the organization in the impending contest with our common enemy have mutually agreed to surrender the contest for prece- dence and recognition, and would desire the com mittee credentials of the National convention to recommend to the convention the admission Of both delegations upon equal terms list of each delega- tion is herewith appended Respecsfal,ly,, a,l s,,.n
 Accompanying this letter was full list of both delegations. Following is the address to the voters of Massachusetts, agreed on by the contesting delegations as 8 part of the compromise which they have effected
 To the Democrats of Massachusetts:
 The rival Democratic Edelegations to the National convention anxious for an honorable settlement Of the difficulties thzt have unhappily divided and i'm, paired the strength of the party in our stafe and with the purpose to promote the future har psndina rreas contest with the common enemy have acably agreed forbear for this contest Tor prece dance and recognition in the Natlonnl anu ticu on equal terms. They further recommend that the existing rival Democratic State Comntsees snail consolidate the perfect union of the party for ygor political action by joining in the call for State convention of all Democrats to support the national nominees (SignedD J. G. ABBOTT, Chairman .-T7 7.1 9 J. H. FRENCH, Chairman
 In joint convention both delegations to the Ma tional Democratic Convention held at the Grand Ho- tel Cincinnati, June 22d 1880. it was unanimously voted to issue the above address to the Democracy of Massachusetts, {Signed) J. 0. ABBOTT,
 Chairman of the United Delegates
 HoGGETT. Secretary.
 Dated at Cincinnati, June 22d, 1850.
 The knowledge of the action of the New York delegation created great deal of excitement it became generally known, and the statement that they will make great break for Tilden for testing the sense of the convention IS especially can vassedH among the Southern delegations, whose intention it is to vote for whoever the New York delegation thinks can carry the doubtful States. Theeffect of move of this
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
CHURCH CHIMES.

CATHEDRAL OF ST. VIBIANA. - MAR
street, below First. Rev. Hugh McNamee
Rector. First mass at IA. M; seconC
mass at 8; high mass at Io-sunday
School in English and Spanish at 40
p. M; vespers at4 Pm.
CHURCH OF Our LADY OF ANGELS
Opposite the Plaza. First mass with ser
mon in English at att A. M: last mas,
at9A. II Catechism for the English al
1880 A. NJ; Catech SIN for the Spanish a
Pm. vespers at 3 P. M.
ST. ArHANAsIUs EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner OF Temple and New High streets
Kew. r. Birusall, Rector. Sunday service.
at II A, M. and 1870 p. M. Sunday School
at 1880 p. M.
FORT ST. M. E. CHURCH. Rev. M, M
Bovard, Pastor. Preaching at ii A. M.
and Up. M. sabbath School at 7% pm
Class meeting Tuesday evening. Prayel
meeting Thursday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. J. w
Ellis, Pastor-Services at the Brick
Church on Fort street, between Thirc
and Fourth streets, at IL A. n. and p. M
Sunday school at 1871 p. M. PASTORS res
idence at Kimball Mansion.
TRINITY M. e. CHURCH soUTH.-Sprins
street, between First and Second. Rev
Thomas r. Curtis, Pastor in charge
and P. M. sunday School $3.50 A. NJ
Prayer meeting 7:45, every Thursday
evening.
BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Good Templar,,
Hall, Main street. Prof. T. M
stewart, Minister, Services at Il
4. n. sunday School directly after morn
Ing service Seats free. and the public
are cordially invited. Prayer meeting
Thursday evenings.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT.-john G Hay, Pas
tor. Presiding At room No. 1 Bakel
Block, at II A. n: and 1880 p. NJ; Sunday
School at l0A. M.
Rev, A. Geyer, Paster-Services in Union
Hall every Sunday ct 1880 A. n. and 7:3(
r'xs sunday School At e,aQ Am
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
By Universal Accord

AYERS CATHARrIc PILLS are the best Of
all pills for family use. They are the
product Of long, lab ,rious and successful
chemical Investigation, and their extern
sive use, by Physicians in their practice.
and by all civilized nations, proves them
the best and most effectual purgative
Pill that medical science can divise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use. In Intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills can be
compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them
when needed. They keep the system in
perfect order, and maintain In action the
whole machinery of life. Mild, search
ing and effectual, they are specially
adapted to the needs Of the digestive ap-
paratus. de rang ements of which they
prevent and cure, II timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ
for children ana weakened constit ltions
where mild but effectual carthartic is
required.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
A CARD.

Believing that T. ]. Caystile would
make more money and do himself more
credit by sticking to his business, which
he thoroughly understands, and where
his services are useful, than by seeking
or holding office of any kind, and being
personally interested In having him
continue In his business as here tofore. l
shall not probably go out of the way
much to secure mis- appointment as
postm aster. But as have known him
since his first vote was cast as q staunch
and consistent Republican, and believe
him to be perfectly competent to I'LL the
position TO which he asplres, am not
willing that my record should be used
again st him, as was done in the HERALD
this morning. recognize In the extract
in the HERALD portion of an editorial
written by me when editor of the Res.
cue, temperance paper which we pub
with the Grand Lodge, /. .. G. T., of CAL
ifornia. The foreman of our office had
instructions to fill up the outside of the
Mirror with miscellaneous "matter,"
cue, and among the matter transferred
was the article from which the cores
ponde MT in the HERALD quotes. The ar
ticles transferred were credited to the
Rescue. have always held myself per-
| sonally responsible for what appeared
In the Rescue during tho three years
was its editor, and for such matter as
was transferred to the Mirror from its
| columns. Mr.. Caystile had little or
| nothing to do with it, and probably
never knew the article In question was
ever in the Mirror until he saw the quo
tation from 1t in the HERALD.
During the campaign of 1876, at Mr..
Caystile's urgent solicitation and against
my personal convictions of business in.
terest, the names of Hayes and Wheeler
were placed at the head Of the Mirror
column ms, and their election was earnest
ly advocated, when no other paper in
Los Angeles had said a word in their
favor. shall be Postmaster when Neal
Dow Is elected President, and looking
forward to that event, l am not willing
to have my record stolen and given 10
SOM body else. JESSE YARNELL.
Los Angeles, December 8, 1850.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

captions, are In the hands OF Penn
sylvania and other Eastern capital
lists.
Sscundus: 1t is only reasonable
to suppose that the Eastern men
who have developed Arizona mines
thus far will avail themselves Of
Eastern facilities for machinery
and other supplies. Blood is
thicker than water, and these gen.
tlemsn are bound to their own Sec
tlon by hooks Of steel.
TertIus: What we may say on
this head IL simply q corollary to
what has preceded. Eastern
drummers, on the completion Of a
sentimental railway below the
snow belt, will invade Arizona in
legions. They will monopolize
the trade that should have belong
cd to San Francisco. If Los Ange-
les shall prove responsive to the
local situation, our own little city
will be q large purchasing mart for
odds and ends which Arizonans
need.
To sum Marie our view, there is
no reason In the world why, situ-
ated at a practical terminus of
short anscontinental line, Los
Angeles should not be, from the
date of q short and quick through
lins. across the continent, a pur'
chasing mart for all the people OF
Cali fornia below Point Conception
and for the people OF Arizona as
we'll.
All these varied considerations
seem to threaten San Francisco
with q temporary loss Of trade
her own fault-and to throw the
East and Los Angeles to the front
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

WHILE we do not seek to be an
alarmist about the immediate fu-
ture Of San Francisco, we have no
hesitation in expressing 1t rs our
opinion that Los Angeles, for some
years to come, will be the real pro-
gressive and growing community
on the Pacific Coast. Everything
favors our young city. Her rail-
way connections wi i'll be as good as
any that can pc ssibly be developed
on the Pacific Coast. There is,
and there will continue to be, a
clamorous demand for our products
In Arizona which will, in all like.
lihood, be extended to New Mex.
leo; and which, as far as respects
our wines, brandies, oranges, lem
ons and lines, will extend to the
whole Mississippi valley. We have
not had, hitherto, a wholesale
trade, so that the railway cannot
take away what don't exist. But
the probability is violent that we
shall develop fine Wholesale and
jobbing trade in Los Angeles, as
an incident of our being only
three or, at the most, four days
dat Mt fran ST T,ouis WhiIe
property in San Francisco may, for
some time to come, retrograds in
value, we may be perfectly assured
that here il will enhance, and en-.
nance very rapidly indeed. From
every standpoint the outlook for
this point is rossate. Taking every
consideration Of location and pro.
duction into the count together, We
would not improve 1t II we could.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

F. A. TRITLE, Michael Castle,
Bob Pixley and other well known
operators who are at Tom bstone,
express themselves favorably on
the mining outlook in that part OF
Arizona. They estimate that the
Contention has about $50 q share
In dividends in sight, or about $40,
600 600; the Grand Central from
"a, 000. 900 to $4,000 900; the Head
Center from 81 zoo, 900 to 80. 600, 900;
he Toughnut from $1,000, 900 To
SS. 600, 900, besides great many
hne prospects. Were such plerit-
orious mines to be listed on the
San Francisco Board it would re.
we the market, and we under
stand an effort will be made to
have them listed.
The foregoing is from the stock
article In fridays San Francisco
Post. These are the mines which
supercilious Nevada and California
experts speered at and allowed to
pass, wholesale, into Eastern
hands. They we're so wrapped up
In the Comstock, whose principal
exploit during the past two years
has been thecollection of 5 Is. 600. 900
In assessments, that they could
think Of no good that could come
out of the Arizona Nazareth. Arr.
soma 10 bound to have her "boom, -
and that shortly, and 1t won't be
founded on s'Irish dividends,n
either. Asssssmsnts are not In
vogue In that territory.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

SAN DIEGO, Dec. Al. w. Nc.
Partridge was arrested here last
night by United States Marsha al
Dunlap on a warrant issued by U.
8. Commissioner Whiting, of Los
Angeles, charging him with COM
plicity with Hidales, lately arrest.
ed there for passing forged check
on the Los Angeles County Bank.
McFatridge IL charged with taking
letters from the mail and passing
them over to HIdales.
The Municipal Governmsnt Con.
Ssntt.s.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4th.-The
Municipal Government Conven.
ton to-day adopted as a whole the
bill recommended by the commit.
tee for the government OF cities
under ten thousand Inhabitants,
but recommitted it for revision to
committee of three appointed to
look after the interests of the bill
at Sacramento. Adjourned sine die
Orizsba's Passenger List.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4ih.-
The steamer Orizaba sailed this
morning with the following pas.
sengers for Los Angeles: Mrs
Wollweber, w w Washburn and
wife, Mrs A w Garden, Rev L
Baker and wife, George O'Donnell,
G H Eberle and six children, H 4
Hills, ] F Falvey, H G Moore, Mrs
Shirley, F b Shirley.
Tho Mussci sIauxh seesicrs-rhe
Desmond snd Kap,su Cnses.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.h.-In
the Mussel Slough case this morn
ing d. w. Parkhurst, agent of the
railroad company for the sale and
renting of RAILROAD lands, was put
on the stand. He testified to an
interview with Doyle & McQuiddy
at Hanford, who warned him that
| If he persisted In the business on
which he was there, it would be
impossible to restrain some men,
bsrs of the League; also, to being
called out Of bed by masked men
and armed men and told to leave
the country. He was treated in a
gentlemaniy manner and the ac-
ton against him by the League
was not based on personal motives,
but on bis connection with the rail-
road company. The case then went
over until Monday on account OF
the illness of juror.
In the Superior Court, to-day, a
motion to set aside the indictments
for felony against Sheriff Des-
mond, was granted. The considera-
ton of the charges of grand lar
ceny against expert Kaplan was
postponed till December 18th, to
give the defendants time to plead.
The Schroeder Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4th.-In
the Schroeder case to day, Rev.Dr.
Stebbins, father-in-law OF the de-
PENDANT, was put on the stand and
testified to the same effect as his
statement at the time of the trag-
edy. The prosecution tried to have
his evidence regarding Mrs. Schroe-
der's confession of adultery ruled
out, but the Court admitted it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

OUR contemporary, the Express,
lays entirely too much stress on
the fact that Mr.. Pridham, in adj
dition to discharging the duties OF
Mayor of Los Angeles, If elected,
would be obliged to attend to those
attaching to the superintendence
Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S affairs in
this city. Edward Cooper has not
only served as Mayor of New York
City for some years past, giving an
unusually close attention TO the
municipal business, but he has
found leisure to attend to the ex.
tensive mercantile interests which
he inherited from his father. Nell
Their the Messrs. Gunther nor Ha-
vemeyer. while Mayor of New
York, neglected either their public
duties or their private business.
Besides, the new law has very
much simplified the duties of the
Mayor, handing over the criminal
business to the City Justice. Mr..
Bsaudry, who made one OF the
best Mayors Los Angeles ever had,
and who disposed of large GRIM
inal docket daily besides, was able
to attend to both the public BUSH
ness and his own. Mr.. Pridham,
If elected Mayor, as we believe he
will be. will unquestionably give a
faithful and sagscIous attention to
all the duties which may devolve
upon him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
H. JACOBY. Plaintiff,
VS..
]. G. JOHNSTONE, Defendant.

]. G. JOHNSTONE, Defendant
The People of the state of California.
send greeting to j. g. tombstone, De-
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the Justices
Court OF Wilmington Township, county
to answer before the Justice at his ONCE
in the said tQHnship the complaint flee
therein, within I'VE days exclusive OF
the day of service) after the service on
you OF this summons, If served within
The township in which this action is
brought; or, II served out of said town.
ship, but In said county, within ten
days; or within twenty days II served
elsewhere.
The said action is brought to recover
the sum of two hundred and sixty two
and 4S.l00 dollars and interest thereon
from Nov. LIST, 1877, at one and One.quar-
ter per cent. per month, alleged 10 be
due from said defendant unto said plain
tin on certain promissory note exeeut-
ed by defendant unto plaintiff June LIST.
A. d. 1876.
For further particulars reference is h d
to plaintiffs complaint now on file Ia
this office.
And you are hereby notified that If you
tail to SO appear and answer said com.
plant as above required, said plaintiff
will take Judgment against you forsaid
sum of 1892 4S-lO0 and interest from N ov.
l, 1877, at N per cent per month, togeth-
er with costs of this suit.
Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF
December, 1850.
F. C. JOHNSON,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
q. NJ. HOLTON, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
A true copy OF the original.
GEORGE DEAVER,
Constable Wilmington Township.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

CONVEYANCES.
re Fitzpatrick and Mary E, his wife
to Sarah A Fairchild, as her separate
estate-Lots and and 30 II of west side
OF lot z. blk Al, Pomona; $1,000.
Santa Gertrudes Land Association
with W W Orr--Dec 81, ls80-Contract fol
SAFE of NE u Of NE and NV Il of SW
u sec u I 8 s X II w; cash, $500; Jan i
1881, $500: Jan l. 1882, $500; Jan l, 1888
$500; l per cent per month; $500.
Richard Eads to N W Stowe1l-Oct 10
l8S0-Right of way for line Of pipe and q
conduit for water from spring near house
of erantOr to the San Bernardino base
line and half of water in two tunnels and
q syriAg near centre Of e "a Sec SO L N
row; $3.50.
Frank Ey to Davis & Brother-Lot s.
strobel tract. Anaheim; 81.
Philip Davis to Frank Ey-Lot 13 and
N n # OF lot 8, blk A, Davis Bros Addition
to Anaheim; 50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
EAST Err ~.


new Line 90 she West.
NEW YORK, December 4.-Th g
new Baltimore and Ohio line
opened to-day by the departure of
three trains, which will hereafter
run daily to the principal western
cities.
frODOsitson 90 send Am srican
Counsel 60 IreIsnd.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4th.-The Her.
aids Boston special says: The
Land League people here have
sent q telegram to Parnell asking
if American cousel should be sent
to Ireland to defend the Land
Leaguers. If Parnell sends fl :
vorable response delegation of
able lawyers will be dispatched to
Ireland at once. Among those
suggested are Jere Black, Roger A.
Pryor, Emery A. Storrs and Matt
Carpenter.
News from the Capital.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4th.-The
Heratd's Washington special says:
Garfield has determined not to give
the Secretaryship of the Treasury
to any New York State man, He
explained that the Collector OF the
port holds an office paying $4,000
per annum and through whose
hands three.fourths of the customs
revenues 10 supposed to pass. The
magnitude of this position and its
necessary relation to New York
politics was such that II the Secre-
tary was also from New YORK, il
would give to him q personal ipfiu-
ence that would be greater, in his
opinion, than the best interests of
the civil service would warrant.
1t 10 reported that Schurz, during
Garfield's Washington visit, told
the President elect that the reten.
ton Of Sherman IN the Cabinet is
very Important to the busin ness In
terests AS we'll as to the future OF
the Republican party and that
other members of the Cabinet
would not feel chagrined at the
discriminate
Hayes Nos . Candidate.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Decemb Der A.
The Heroids special says: Prssi.
dent Hayes has stated explicitly
that he Is not q candidate for Office.
but will retire permanently to pri-
vate life at Fremont.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
NEW TODAY.
LAND TO RENT.

ON SHARES OR OTHERWISE. APP.
ply at LAS TUNAS," late Howard
Tanoh, San Gabriel. d6-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
orald Steam Printing House.

~ faeilities Of tho HERALD Steam
11tlng House for doing job work are not
1paoned in California outside Of San
1n6iseo and Sacramento. All work on
1s4 - ~ viii DO executed with neat
~ and dispatch At the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF WILMINGTON
TOWNSHIP, In THE COUNTY OF Los
ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

Heinssmsn d Ellis are receiving
fresh drugs every week. Their
stock 10 the largest in Southern
California. Call and ses them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HEEALp by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
Cook Wanted.

A good cook, for q mining camp; white
man preferred; will be required to cook
for about twenty-one: to good man
good wages will be paid. Apply 70 the
undersigned, at the Pico House, between
the hours of and 10 A. N. on Monday,
Dec. 9th. w. w. VAN ARSDALE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
WANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

To hire q good farm hand, who under.
stands taking care of fruit trees and who
Is not afraid to work. Apply to SIDNEY
LACEY, at DOtter & Bradley's, 50 and 50
Main street. d4.lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
Property Transfers.
CONVEYANCES

REPORTED BY JUDsON, GILLETTE
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4, 1880.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

$40 ophir, ~. 75s, 1850 Justice, SOS, 8,
7%.7M BIS sos, $40, 2.05,
315 Mexican, 50. SsxI $50 Union, ~, 125s,
eco @ Il C,4eo, 4s5, I2645 ALA, 10, 13k, 1877
40, 400 l4%, IA, 1874, 1871
ITO B q B.9tz, 95z $40, 1871, IA, IL )
1876 Gala, I.60, 1.65 10
845 Savage, 1855, 390,j 800 Occidental, IL
3.95, bio 1910 Andes, 2.95, ~.
100 Conva. $50 2.So, 200, 2S5, 8,
$50 Chollar $40, 345, $50
81 900 Scorpion, / u, LEO
835 Potosi, $40, $50, 1.5U
3.25, $40 ITO Benton, 2 rs, 2 80,
$40 Point, 100, IN, 270
Las, 1.5O 80 Eureka, 1871, 20
l240 H q Nc, 81, 81, 800 N Belle,9
sa1, 81 100 Prize, 150
$40 Jacket, ass. 4 500 NavaJo,1
200 Alpha, 4.6O, 425 70 Column bus, 2h
410 Belcher. $50, 225l $50 Bodied
3l5 8 Nevada. 81 80 Mono, LOS
1875 Utah. 40 MONDAY, Ito
9l5 Bullion, "a, 2.20 3l0 8 King, ll7S, IL
2S5 Exchequer. l.70, $40 Tiptop,2
LIS, l.65 100 Jupiter, ~
705 Overman, l LOS, 80 Justice, 3.lO
lilo 10 Columbus, az
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
ANNeUNoEMENrs.
For Mayor.

j. II. ToBERMAN announces himself
as candidate for the office Of Mayor of
Los Angeles, subject to the will OF the
people, at the approaching election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

San FRANCISCO. December A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05

A true copy OF the original.
GEORGE DEAVER,
Constable Wilmington Township.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-05
NEW TO-DAY.
California JEWELRY HOUSE.

take pleasure in informing my custome
that have just returned from the East an
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-25
Too Particular

\ girl may MT ask a man 81 be-
com1 hcr hhsbtnl blt there are
mtuy ways ~ Vui'l sha m,y with
pruprl1ty COMA lulaIte to almost any
briSlt young nan her Ilsts cDu-
cern,ng hin. rhcy are not set down
IN the gnile.bpDks. rhry are not
part II or written literature. rney
como ubt 10y rle nul rosujptiuu.
ihoy are hey nj all these, aud re-
-pnnsinle to ~ law. InpIsslbla
thong it BE- - define thcnir wlrls,
the language Of love speaks them
moro pluuly than Clruct voice.
HD-t glris start ont IN lite with the
intention of marrying sDnobply,
tho many Of thom uro what is cul.
ed too pnrticulir. rho girl who
wants 10 marry, but is not easily
snl,el, loot5 around to 500 what
offers, aud iiulS that this man X
bclld is too red, that ones ever too
blue, ami the other ones cara too
tong. She will look u little farther.
She oXlnInrs all tAtt aro in ths
market, aud cpnc,uirs t. look fur.
tuer yet. Aui when, ultor having
almost uucO lSc,ously bee me Hart.
and having DrDNcn tho ueirts Of all
the young men 10 the uei5nb IrhoDl,
she keeps on, looking ~ little fur
tacr ,da fluids herself gojug down
the hill on tho shady side Of the
way, still with an inirlinab,c long.
ing to marry somebody, aud wun-
dcuog who will coue aloug 10 pro-
pose TO her II would loo rlsI to
advise the young hIy to acrapt tho
first mnrryrnS mrn who offers. 1t
Is equally rt,u to alylso her t. wait,
anI wait, AMI keep ON waiting. aud
NJ list marrying np.ply. Hlt If
she desire, - ht "ssttl3i m lie.' it
IL well not to be too particular. or
too say t. give encouragement TO
the rISlt mlu Tuan nG @ nes along.