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Ftantliu Letter.

Editor Democrat.
Our town is lively, although The
election did not suit aIl around
Our Republican friends are moi
suited us well as we. Its hard tc
tell who has the longest face
Democrat or Republican. Tic
Democrats are looking down be-
cause Hancock was counted out
Republicans are sour because
Hutchinson was not counted in.
They begin TO- stick up their ears
now, for they tliiMk#he will be
.countellin. yet..But=we llayezllld
our fun out here, il he is counted
in. II you want "a Republican tc
run wllenll he hurrahs for Garfield
just hGrrall for Colonel Ben. Hell
make tracks, and don't you forget
| it. Wonder why it is? II must
be because they. spent SO much
money On Little Jack" Some "i
that came near staying in oul
town; but there are not many
choppers" here. They won't Iloi
for less than five dollars, anyhow
Walnut Fork is the place where
W. ". Brannon got OIL one Of lii
abusive speeches, and was an
swcrcd by William Bonnet, Wit
completely cleaned out "Eilly," Il
is Il good way to clean out u mai
by asking questions. We have
never heard of any man being
"cleaned out" this way. "Cleanec
out" is Il curious way Of expressing
such 4 thing; but curious or not
there is nothing on Walnut Forl
atie for that little job. WaInu
Fork is nothing but Republican
Fork anyhow, and the 'ltIlow'
who organized that Club wouIt
come buck at lis meeting after
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Tie above I've tr1lcis arc part of IsaAc
Sthmmu Survey, No 7, con.aining 5000
acres, situated on IIolly and Elk rivces.
Part Of Lot M. !, 400 Acres.
Lot Nc. 3, subdivision 2, 500
Acres.
Lot No, 4, subdivision ., 500
Acres.
Lot No. Q, subdivision ?, 500
Acres.
The above four irncts are IL pnrt Of Isaat
Sdmau Survey, No &, containing TO- 900
AcrcS, nnd situated oh the waters Of Holly
River, Old Lick IUn md Long Run.
Also Lot No. 10, marked p, 800
Acres,
being par. Of iShac Silnan Survey, No C,
containing lO,0On acres, situated on Elk
river, and forfeited In the uane Of Albert
Owen.
All Of which laNds, together with tlwir
lOcAl description, the nane Of the persons
c!NlIgei with the thxes for which sail lnHls
were sold. and set forth In list certified by
The Auditor 10 the Clerk of the County
Court Of Webster county, and now III said
Clerks Office, and 10 which reference Is
here given.
The aIid Commissioner will require ore
fourth Of the purchase money lG be paid
rIsl In lIaiid. and also II hnnl bearing H..
terest irum daIe, with sutGl security, myn'
bic IN twelve months. for thr residue Vi the
purchase money, md shall rC;atn the title
lis lien on sat,i lands fur be rsstdus If the
puFrhuse mUuey uatil tile same is fully
paid.
P. F. DUFFY,
Commissioner Of School Lands for
Webster county, West Virginia,
Oct23iw
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spendthrift and hope for a change.

spendthrlit and nope Tor a Gtlahse;
But at last he who plumbers heyond
a certain point, who will not learn
wisdom, is Abandoned u! ny us
friends. Oh Tine, ne casll'er,
then meets him at the Wlllaow
with . sharp refusal.
Your account oy Sil ,..;Ii ST. W.
You are bankrupt. men WI ,, 10
longer excuse you, nor VIII tncS
trust YOU You are written "o""
a Tool;
ana observer tha' lilFeG ssF"l.se
servants came III 10 curry mn ou.I
namely, llHhgef' contempt "''S'
Despair
say, too, now men anu women
OF brilliant CUTS overatcw lhelF i ac,
count ! hG young ac.JF Z M wy ,' ~
ialr 10 STAND ~ Tue hcG 49,, u nls . KY
sessich osiofe w WIZ '!Ec-a''H,tl.il-
~ counted 700 llis!ly Nl'p,! ,1lS lH,
Ilehce O IN aHla.t ~ puDIle' an :
supposed they MHu!u ossI T.. \, Us y
atunSen a, ~. ahu eaLIUSa ", lHuch-
nlteIy. 80 the people un' Iof 4
llMe; bnS VICE.! Ne n aau aisap
pointed .Nenl H!sII "itsr Mehe !;
MMet1 nc neEIscae'. us st"uS anu
fetleo on us eI'..'1 a y; = ~ an 3ec.-
sloIlNl sinFt o. siIi ~ VOTE 70
nuke up ne plsse|' .:ae pun o. en-
auratlce. 1 ,,c. III WlnuGw JUS.
Ilonotea ms , TTal!. lug people slmt
nm "lit. mere were Younger,
cleaner, more CONSCIENTIOUS .I;:.lG men 10
oe nag. TIC WIS ruined. 60 was
Eulneu lHe etras SolestIcss VINO
supposed me w9fiu e?aia not get
along without nef VOICE ~ was
indeed 4 wollaeriuI voice. But she
oSetSlFew her account; sne nag,
rintly Nlol;llSa the proprletles OF
lie; she UNDERMINED ~, society ~ hcT
example. Inc w9rla turned 70 ma
q new voice. SOD IS ever raising
up new WoF FS,, WIN gus as
grand us INC oid' II not 50 grand,
the better sense OF tlie world re-
solves 70 prefer am! anopt INC new
l N ' q Inc on when mas oe'
come 1l'cIeah.
Anu so l look on women who
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Nathaniel Neon and others.
In Cl,uncery.

The Court doth appoint Eugene Sommcr.
vile, il, Special Commissioner. VIM Is d.
rretcd 10 execute the order ur refereacc
heretofore catered herein.
The parties 10 the above styled cruise,
mud others Interested therein, will take no.
lice thu. have appointed "wednesday, The
Isl day of December. 1880, al the law ctIlce
Of Jalnes W wonindiu, III tlIc town Of Mes
ion, West Virginia, TO execute The above
Older OF reference. And i'ir"M my cause
snll reference Is either no, con nlepred, OF if
commenced and not completed On said day,
tie execution thereof will BE- continued
from day 10 day aud lime 10 time aRtii
completed.
GiyGn uadcr my hand as Special Com,nis.
siOucr utilize Circuit Court Of Lewis county.
tarz thv oljyetend purposes natuyl inBtIie
last order Of reference IRs3id cause, this
30ililaYOf. October, $780, z-zz
EUGENE SON[NEERVIEEE,@J
Special COMMISSIONS
noyGtw
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Legal Notices.
TSA.LEiO-Fi
sGH0oLL.A. NDS
IN WEBSTER COUNTY, WEST
VIRGINIA..

Pursuant 10 several orrlcrs Of iln Circuit
Court Of Webster county. entered Of record!
nj tile September term, 1880, in tile mailer
OF llc snlr Of forfeited and unnppropriarel
lands in said county for school purposes,
uu,ler chapter l34 OF ,he acts Of the Legis-
S~enf West Virginia, passed November
1sth, 1873, The uulcr ig.ed Commissioner
of SslluoI I.ants for Webster coun'y. will,
0" Wednesday,, Me 2thtny IF No
rrmJct, 1850,
thn. being a Court day al the front door OF
The court house OF said county, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder The following
tracts uf land for the benefit OF the sclrOol
fuud, to:wlt:
] \. Camden mud D. W. Ryrnc lands,
containing in the aggregate s,94l arres, and
divided into the following described tracts
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-lmasine il YOU can what
would happen il Tomorrow mora
ing the runway locomotive and It's
conllary, the Telegraph, were blot
ted from the earth. TO what
humble proportions mankind
would be compelled 10 scale down
The great enterprises they are nov
pushing forward with such ease!
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NGTECE
ALL OUT or EMPLOYMENT

Should address FRANK LESLIE PUBLISH.
ING CO., Is hey Street, New York IN
active ngrut wautel In every iowa. An
Who Wish to make money rapidly, Should
SrnA 80 Cents for live weeks sNl'SGrlpsi II
To FtHnk l.esllr's Weekly, the OILY Demo.
rrllie Illustrated lupcr published Cinhs
oftour, for five weeks, fur one dollar, ur
sHmp's copy will DO semi for cents postage
sianps. illustrated Catalogue free.
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Too lnuch Of The christianity
of the present day is, like u pair Of
boots, polished up every Sunday
morning for church,
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THEORIES are too often like bal
oons-thrir motive power being
,"S.
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Willard Hotel Lottery
* TuH-Ct0SS Furnished
HOici for IS.
l.6Gs dass, Prizes and Lille
Property E'riErx .saieuiit-
iagt0 &363,Sj0.

This Drawing will take place at
LOUISVILLE, Ky, DECEMBER 81,
1850, under the authority of Il
Special Act Of the Kentucky Legis-
lature, and will be under the ALSO
Eute control Of the following disin-
tcrestctl commissioners appointed
by the net:
lion, Robert Mallory, lnir N. G., Of Old
ham COUNTY; l. " FlUurnOy, President Of
The louisville Lar Roof Company; lion. Il I
+ ,IfhiEmkvr, OF COvlDgtuN Henry clay,
Jr., lAlr Prosecuting AlIUrnt, Of The LuniS-
vile City Court, nud q A. Winston If The
law tiFm Ot |. s ], Caldwell aud Winston,
VI Louisville.
LIST OF PRIZES.
E Ei3ifts' 51 %Flat Slss 825O,OOO
t'ie ltrslirlICe Un 6lrrH Street Sli,OU0
the Residence M Green Street li.OU0
Two t'Nsll Prizes, VsIell 81. 0cO 10000
Two EHsl, Priz"s, each s., QUO 1000
Five tNSh prlzr5, each 81 400 5000
Five Cnsl Prizes, each $500 1850
Fifty tnsh Plies, FIrll 500 1000
uue hundred CAstl riizrs, each $50 5000
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each go u, OOU
tine Set NJ lIWr uFnitGEG LOCO
One Fine i'iunO quo
One Handsome Silver Tea Set 100
Four hundred boxes Old bourbon
Whisky $40 li.h0n
Ten lhIsk~ts ElNmpHgne. SOS $50
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each SIn 5000
Four Ilun,l,r,l DnArs Fine Wines $50 T., UOU
Two Hundred llOxrs Robertson
County Whisky, $50 G,OOO
FOY snltci Boxes Havana Cigars
$i5'' 1000
Five hundred Gns1, Prizes, ::rAeI SlO 1900
Whole tickets, rs. Halves, II.
Quarters -.
Responsible agents wanted at alI imrOF.
TINT points For circulars giving full lii
TIRaIiUu and for tickets nddres!
" G.. h. WHIPS,
Willari ilUtel, Louisville ny.
Or to ". SrUtt t;lntp, Bookseller, los Fourtq
ST., LOuIs' lie, ny.
The Hot i Is now open md will he run as
httCt0FUre until II Il r,ady IL he transferred
to the lucky winner. THE public are invited
to stnr with lis mud STE the property lOr
themselves.
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The abpve nine lracts Grc part CT ETIl-
lam Stewart Survey, No. 1, containing
5ono acres and situated Oh Holly River
aud Big aud Little Grassy Greek.
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Are10 York Clears:

Nre'0 York Cigars:
Flower Of Perfection, Concha Re-
gala, Capaduras, Gu banas, Daisies.
Our Dacl,lics, Honey Bees, Ameri,
can Babies, &c.
Domestic:
Swiss Cigar, Fancy Pressed
American Cuusin, The PosicS, Seed
stogics, excellent llavor Round
stogies, Tips, Cigarettes; also II
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Homemade
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
l'ipcs, Matches, Snuff, &c.
COME .4.NDSEE US.
.IUFEE & ZOBhlST.
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The above six tracts are pnrt OF William
Stewart Survey. No. . containing 1900
ACRES, and situated on Big and Little Grls-
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The above six trac,s arc lart Of 7. 10.
den survey, continuing 5000 acres, and
situated on the waters Of Elk aud llolly and
Zig Grassy Creek.
Lot No. !, subdivision |, 200
Acres.
Lot No. /, subdivision 2, 300
Acres.
Lot No. 8, subdivision 2. 500
========s===z== A crcS.= 3zzszzz=a
Lot 40. subdivision 500
Lot y. subdivision 800
$3.50 - tros ===z=====z=55
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at the
Ne!E Brick Building.
.PhilNtlelDhiU CiG0l%:

Key East Morning Glory, Key
East Idol, Bnmhle Bee, Peculiar.
Tennessee Brands, Principe, &c.
, 1880-11-21
EVANSTON ITEMS,

The $1,000 which it was proposed to raise as
the capital stock of the Evanston Brass Band
has all been subscribed, and the directors are
now going to mise $3.50 more in support Ut the
orchestra which has been formed In connection
with the bund.
The unnuul Thanksgiving service will be held
Thursday morning ut II O'clock In the Pres
byterian Church. The Rev. 4. w. Patten will
preach the sermon. !!
The Rev. Dr. W. Z Ninde, the President of
Gnrrett Biblical Institute, while attending the
meeting of the Methodist Board Of Education.
secured for Northwestern University the upprp-
priation of S4N annually, which has never been
claimed before.
The Rev. George c. Noyes, D. D., will preach
this morning and evening in tho Presbyterian
Church.
The Rey. 4. ]. Scott will preach this morning
In the Congregational Church. No evening serv-
ice.
The Rev. Dr.. F. S. Jewell vii. preach tho sixth
sermon Of the course this evening in st. Marks
Episcopal Church on - The Occupation Of the
Suin1s in Heaven
The lsev. Amos W. Patten will preach this
morning and evening lu the First Methodist
Church.
The Kev. George r. Pierce will preach this
morning and evening In the Baptist Church.
The Gospel temperance n1eetinK will be heIt
In temperance rt'ums at ;'::U p. IN. to-day.
The marriage of His5 Lulu l3Mnnisler, dAugh-
ter of the Rev. Henry Hannistcr. D. D., of Evans
ton, and Mr. Irving Qucnl, formerly Of Evnns-
ton, but of late in business in Iowa, will occur
Thursday at p. m. at tho residence Of the
brides purentS.
, 1880-11-21

The art school Of the Academy OF Fine Arts
has recently received from Mrs. Carter. the
Principal OF the Womnus Art School Of the
Cooper Union in New York, a set OF specimens
Of students work In various departments The
academic branches, taught in the art school
there, are represented by outline and shaded
drawings frnm the cast and life, the charcoal
work from life being especially tine. T'~ series
Of Industrial drawings, i'll perspective I'D dec
or7lt1ye design. are numerous and admirable,
and calculated to admontsh us Of the crying
Industry In our Chicago school. It it
Is to tAke q place among the lead
iug urt institutions uf tho country. An in
dustrial department, however, cannot be main
tanned anywhere without an endowment in some
form. 4 set OF specimens OF the work of our
return.
Tho nrt school increases every week, and the
class working from life Is getting pressed Iur
room. During the coming week Don Pedro Car
los Stocked, the only professional model in this
part OF the country, will pose in cavaliers Co.'S
tune of red velvet etc.
The Corcoran Art Gallery at Washington has
purchased Porter's pOrtruit OF lady (e1iss
Howc} recently exhibited ut the Exposition here.
Next week there will be exhibited ut Junsen,
ScClurg g. CHS, the Keppel collection Ut tlne
line engruvtngs, composed Of specimens Of the
masters Ut the Italian school, the most Of them
being in the early state, and once tho property
Of Antonio Perfetti, the pupil Of Morghen. AM
other feature OF the exhibition will be the
greater portion Of the fine engruvtngs which
adorned the gallery Of ex-Queen Christine Ut
Spain, who died two years ago. This ia purtic-
tliarly rich in specimens OF the renowned en-
gravcrs OF the seventeenth und eighteenth cell
turies-NAnteuiI, E,leli.ck. Mussou, Dreyet,
Willie, RerEic, Strange, and Sharp
, 1880-11-21

with the intention Of cutting its throat As he
was ubout to draw hls hunting knife from his
bclt. the deer gave a sudden and desperate
lunRc. catching the hunter with its antlers und
throwing him several feet in the ar. When he
landed he struck upon hts head and shoulders,
stunning him So that he lay several seconds
partially insensole When he fully recovered
the deer was still lying on the ground a few feet
distant Calfghan Thought the animal had lost
enough blood to warrant him to make second
attack without danger OF being further injured,
ne seized the dying buck by the antlers With bis
!elt hand. and with his right drew the blade Of
tue knife across the nnfmal's throat with the In
tent1on OF severlng the windpipe, but in this he
only partially succeeded.
In15 seemed to add tn the fury Of the wound
eu animal, for it gave another powerful lunge,
throwing the hunter with great violence to tho
Kr'und The deer then began paving him with
Us tr'fIt feet and g,rn0 him with Its horns.
IN the struggle the hunter lost his knife, and.
Tearing thAt tho deer would kilt him. he shouted
u h1a daughter, who hnstened to her futhers
rescue. She picked up the knife, seized the deer
by tue nntl:rs. nnd with one thrust of the knife
nearly severed she heal from the badly It Rnvet
one or twn kicks unh died, Although C:tilig-:
hams injuries nrc not dangerous. he will t,e
lnid up far some time. His bndy was literally
cnvcrr1 with rutches. and his clothes were
torn into shrGds. The deer WAS Il very larEe
one. weighing nearly :.:N pounds, AMI was the
third one the brave yt'tIng woman hus helped
kill during the past few years.
, 1880-11-21

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 2o.-The proposed bill
to be flied in the United Suites Circuit Court by
the minority stockholders of tho Nashville, ,Chnt-
tanooga & st. Louis Railway. and representing
between slOoo 900 and s., ,0D 00y Of stock seeking
to get control Of the road will be argued next
week. II will proceed ON the ground that gross
Injustice has been done them as Stockholders;
that the Louisville s; Nashville is assuming au-
thority over it not contemplated by tho
churter; that, In fact it has no right to
run the Nashville, Chattanooga s. st.
Louis Railway under the charter. They
will clam that under the chnrter, their stock
being divided up. and the louisville s; Nashville
being one corporation. claiming to own l3i.Up
shares. they bad the right to control the ro,ld.
They believe that running the roud by foreign
corporation cndunger5 their charter, that the
State may take 1t away. nnd that the road ought
to be run under and according to tue charters us
a scparate und independent company, cntnpct-
lug with ull other roads for business; that they
are entitled tn have 1t so run. and maintain It
as competitor OF tile Louisville s; Nashville. and
not Il mere helper Of this rond. ns they ailegc
it NOW is. They mean to make u detcrm iurd
effort to be restored to their rights, with the
property as 1t was ut the time part OF the Di-
reetors turned it over to the Louisville s Nash
Vile. and that then contemplated the curryn2
out of the Cples scheme of Il through line from
st. Louis to the Southeastern seuboard.
, 1880-11-21
Faced by n Grizzly.

Tln{ttal1le iCAl-1 fHI<pthUrHI
p,,1 Morr;a .he .reuf hunter from the Yellow
stone. VINO has resided III Sonora u number of
wears. was making his way over the mountains
viii, s trtlsty rifle one night last weeks on bou.st
rhe i,,ple stage, and encountered q heart-thri!l~
Ing adventure near Cow Creek sutton. ns IT,
lows: The stage hnd stopped Ut this 5tation to
Tie lights are frosty 1T this altitude, and Bill,
who hnd been riding with sho driver bad got
started on ahcad OH foot to *'warm up. leaving
hs rr behind. Coming to an elbow H. n the road
a few hundred yards beyond he csst ms ese up
Whence enannted a laundering grow!. nnd i'll
The bright moonlight thereon perched was u - IT, e
his tricks Down jumped the benr. and stand-
ing erect in tho rt'id with big mouth "prt, p, Gn1.- .
frontcd him i'll savage attitude and followed ht'n
IN ~ hr 'retreatetl backward. Nurri5 shouted
ius,Iiy ID to: assistance and at this juncture the
stage hove in sight and me driver ,es ana ~ Rsssn
.,il snouted Ut the top Of their voices. The staKe
swing around the curve at the critical moment
, 1880-11-21
Mrs. Garfield.

xhfr,qton Correspondence tsoston Herald.
:s un accomplished hostess, as well as an
accomplished wornnn-they'rc two very differ
ent things Living Us the Garheds have had to
live, In the most economical way, doing without
food, good. new, and rare old books, dcarer
than all else to them, they have contributed
more to make Washington winter life pleasant
have supplemented less taste and culture
with more money. Mrs. Garield's receptions
Sa sas % Tsey % have ns @
those Ut more ambitious Senators wives, and
have appn'xin'nted those Of the ladies of the
merely. In attractions they have stood
nbreast Ct any y.asI Of + them This simply
cultured, refined woman, in whose smile it
is u pleasure to bask. When we consider that,
without allowing her manifold cares to interfere
with the performance OF her social duties. she
has nanagcd her establishment alone, and per-
sonaly conducted the training Of her boys for
college, we can conceive her superiority. with
leader Gen. Garfield is the President Of our
Literary Society, and during the past year II bus
net at his n1use a III, It wns III more pleasant n
fore. Mrs. Garfield exerted even her latent
social powers that night, and it was difficult for
her guests To break away from her delightful
furnished in the style Ut Noah. That makes no
difference. Of course t although the con- a.
the guests had left at home was marked. There
WAS something really pathetic to me in the in-
formation teIeRraphed from Cleveland that Gen.
and Mrs. Garfield were purchasing furniture
and sealskin sacque. However, they eau af-
ford to crafty tne,r taste for four years now.
and forget tho pnched past. What we here re-
ioice in is thar, when Mrs. Hayes steps out and
Mrs Garfield steps into the White House on tho
18th OF March next, there will be no abt upt turn
ing In the course Of the Presidential, or rather
the Mrs. Presidential. social lcustoms and dccrees
Whether the diplomatic corps has its deli
cate palate tckted with lemonade and water at
State dinners or not, we may no sure that whisky
and the White House. divorced four years ago,
will not be reunited in unholy bonds during Mr..
Gartteid's Administration. 1t is needless to say
that Mrs. Hayes will be missed. She will be
missed i,y many of whom the world knows moth
lug. wants to know nothing-the naked, hun
Fry, sick, and in prison, unto whose wants she
hus ministcred 'ull so silently: but regret will
not be 50 poignant as it would be were she to be
succeeded by Au Inferior HOmnn.
, 1880-11-21

Any one who notices the inviting pockets and
tempting purses ladies' olTcr TO enterprslux
thieves, dues not wonder that Gases where
women lose money through the kindly offices
of iiKht-fugered gentlemen nre common.
Ladies' seem to have delightful confidence
that is extremely refreshing, in their ability
IL handle money. A cnupIe of ladies' In New
York. on Friday, drew Sa.00 FROM bank,
intending to give it to a broker, who w.s to in-
vest the money in bonds, One of the ludEcs
carefully put the money In an envelope, nui
carefully put the envelope in Il pocket, although
which pocket the ludy cannot recucct. Now
whit lady could drive dawn Broadway with
out looking ut the -wnduws, and what
lady looking at the shop windows could resist
the temptation to go inside? The two iades
went into Arnold, Constable s Co.'S store and
shopped. Then they went 10 the brokers, where
u man with such Il sum III his possession would
hive gone first Now it will utmost p:lralyxe
our readers with astonlshmcnt to know that
"whcn they got there tho cupboard WIS
bare or in other words the cash was
gone. Five thousand dollars reward is Of
ferd for 1t. "lts all right says tho
feminine loser. who, 10y the why. Is very rich,
!" because my name Is On the envelope. and the
finder will know just where to bring it," This
shows her deep Insight INTO human nature, and
,rc assure her that it Is blessing TINT she took
the precuution to put her natue on the envelope
for the convenience OF the Finder" 4 horrld
man would never nnrc thought Ut such thing