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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

GOODWIN'S Sun DIAL
" GAS HEATING STOVES,
For Heatlrg Parlors. Dining Rooms Hall and Bath
Rooms.
For sale At Office Of Warrington Gas Lisht Co.,
4f3 10Th street northwest.
Cau and examine them. jsu27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

OUR EUROPEAN SQUADRoN.-Rear Admiral
Howell, commanding the European station, re-
ports to the Navy department from Genoa,
under date OF March 22i, that his flagship, the
Trenton. arrived there on that date from Leg
horn. The Nipsic was III Genoa repairing and
improving. The Galena was still in the East,
and had visited the ports OF Syra and PROBATE
Bay. She was at last reports at Smyrna. The
Qutnnebaug arrived at MarseilleS March 9th.
and would sail March 2lst for barcelona The
Wyoming was still at Leghorn. The health OF
the squadron is excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

L0ND0N, April S.-The time Of The race, taken
by Benson chronograph, was 81 minutes So
seconds which differs from all the times taken
On the press boat. Lewis Lloyd, an Old Cam
bridge oarsman, officiated as umpire in the IN
ayoidable absence of Mr. j. w. Chitty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08
CLATE NIANTELS.

Persons building or repsirinl will fnd 1t 10 thsir
interest 10 call 81 the Slate Mantel Factory corner
9th and @ st-n.w: 500 mantels on hand
Prices from S1l up. nar2S-f2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-08

CECOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and the
elry, Guns, Pistols, &C. Call or address HERZO6
SOS 9Th St, near Pa. ave. MARIA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

A CoLLIsIoxi-LastF Friday afternoon there
vas a first-cIass smash up At the Pilot Knob
crossing. 4 freight train was making up
when an extra" propelled by Its own engine
and the apnsher'' came rushing round the
curve. The fireman and engineer of the ex-
ira jumped ~ soon Is they saw the aostrnc-
sion in front of them, the latter frSt reversing
the engine. The distance was too short to
attempt stopping the train before it coliided.
which it did With q terrific clash The ca
boose Of the forward train was smashed into
kin6ling -dwsod,-in fact, it has since been
burned up to get out the jron-whiie
the engine of the extra, after the accident,
looked rs If 1t had been through fourteen
wars. The headlight was smashed to pieces,
the emckestack uprooted, and the whole ma
chine stood on its side, It's drivIng-wheels
making Is o30, 600 revolutions to the second.
Luckily no person was hurt, ths c.boose hay
lug been without an occupant, and the engi-
neer and fireman proving themselves excel
lent jumpers DR.. Goulding, who saw the ac-
cident, says they could discount any trapez-
list In the world. Several hours Of hard work
cleared away the debris, and the work OF the
road ~as resumed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

here during the month, S547 81; while there
has been forwarded from here in same time,
carloads Of hub timbers, Is carloads o1
lumber, q car loads of charcoal, 2 carloads Of
switch-ties, carload of sawdust and car
loads Of wood and also quantities Of merchan-
disc shipped to local points Freight charges
on shove shipments aggregate s1161.4 -.
Mr.. VIM. j. Celman, our railroad agent,
has resigned and gone to Ozark merchandis-
ing. Wesley Wadlow, Esq, formerly At Hen
erickson, now has charge Of our station
We are inf ormed that Messrs. Carr Is FOWL
and the Peckham Iron Company intend erect
ing store-houses in our town st an early dale.
So mote II be. FokEIGx.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07


El. Register-
We seldom see any Annapolis items in your
columns. Perhaps tin because we hsve no
spicy correspondents. II we had m '97ncie
Isaa e. or IS. or dwelling in Our midst, no
doubt your readers would be kept posted Of
matters both imaginary and real. True, DR..
May sometimes sends . communication. ssx
when he writes he means misunderstanding
to lcee sight of the idea that you are pusaish-
ting q newspaper, and as for --Gabe !" he seems
not 60 crave appearing In print any more.
But for fear OF inv ting criticism or invoking
an Ipvec'ive, I forhear.
Nov fer news. First, we would mention
the marriage Of Mr.. Marion Lewis tson ef
VIM. Lewis, Ksq.) to Miss Melinda Jacksoa
fyoungest danghesr of Mrs - Jackson1
which took place n h residence Of Mrs jack
son, one mile below town on Sunday, MsrcA
18th To1r correspondent has watched the
REGISTER ever since, exposing 10 ace some
mention cf the event n its columns The
ceremony was performed By Rev. Robert
Seals The bride presented = charming ap-
pearaoce M she cane cut leaninS npon the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

We draw . long breath OF relief n ne con-
grstuaate oursei upon the fact that the COM
ing court sales viii close ont the back-tax list
of Iron county. For four years the collector,
the clerk, and the printer have been almost
working for nothing and boarding them
selves on the job. and as our columns have
bsen o]erburdened with Orders OF Publication
and SHERIFF. Sales In these cases, our readers
have often been put or with less than their
share Of reading matter, although we have
done the best We could under the circum-
stances Now that We have got through with
the work, however. Ne shall 20 70 work tzn-
medistely this last katch OF sales 10 closed
out, and make An news and local paper Of
the REeIsTER- This II . promise We propose
to stand by
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

The SCncex. GRCNoy.-At Ironton. Drs.
Or nth and Goulding we're elected Directors,
and q niae months school decided upon.
Annexation. 81. against, J. At Pilot Knob,
J. W Hancock. to IN vacancy, and Or. ". O.
Thomas aud II. J. Todd, for 3 yearA we're
elected Directors, and . 10 moutbs' school
decided upoa. The vote for ScAeol Oonmis-
sioner 1t THESE pisces stands
Pilo. Knob, GrifasA, - Ragiand, -. Iron
ton, Grifnth. 8: Ragland. 6; Bell l. No
other places heard from.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07
Niles, Mich, Heard From.

Larimo-e q Dean, druggists GO years II
the business), write Us that Days Z idney Pad
gives better satisfaction than any remedy
they ever sold. No discovery in the history
of the world has aroused the people more
and claimed the attention of medical men,
equal to the discovery of the wonderful In
gredient contained in the Day Kidney Pad.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

spirited contest over the purchase Of some
town property was the topic a our little city
last week. Two men wanted it. One Of them
purchased 1t from the agent here, and the
other rode to Fredericktown fhat same night
ITO buy from the owner direct. We haven't
Eaeard all the particulars, but understand
the former got the deed and has had it re-
corded, which We presume settles the matter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Mrs. Salsberry. who was summoned to ST.
Louis week before last, to testify before the
T. s. grand jury in the land frauds case. has
been very sick since her departure 30 seri-
~ously i'll was she that her husband vas trie-
,zraphed for and went up to the city last FRI
day; but we are glad to learn that she u now
recovering.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

J. B. Leg. ESQ, architect Of ST. Louis, wss
in Irenten last Saturday and Sunday. by re
quest Of the Directors of the Academy of Nu-
sic He was sh own some Of the sights OF the
Valley. By DR.. Goulding and +. scoville, ESQ.,,
albeit the we2her was unfavorable to IN ex-
tended tour OF observation. Mr.. L. 10 . &c n
fleman Of . kindly, social nature and evident
" is master OF his profession. We hope to
form his better aceuaintance IN the future
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

A cutting aErsy enlIvened the purEeus Of
r lot Knob last Sunday As sack Albert has
not received an order for . CONN from there
we presume the cuts recst ed were neither n
-.wije as q door nor deep rs q well, :" and
probably the victim win live to be cut another
DAY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Young .Saarr Il ecx" from Pilot Knob
last sunday threw . stone through one OF the
street lamps near the depot Just for fun,
you know" But he was caught in the act,
and his fun cost him about &27, besides = fe y
admonitory remsrks IbrowL in by his honor
the MAyor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

The annual meeting Of the Iron County
Bible Society viii be held It the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, Apr 10th, 1854, at $50
O'Clock r. Il: Rev. Mr.. Wright Will deliver
an appropriate address. The usuE business
viii be transacted. All are invited.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

The thirty shares of the Academy Of Music
hsze been taken, and the money paid into the
treasury. FIVE or ten more shares could have
been readily disposed Of, and several applics-
tions we're refused. This spesks we'll both for
our people and the project In hand.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07
Seed Potatoes Early and Late.

The und.rsirned has lot OF Seed r1ss4sss
for sale, EN- BE- icing tie q rest vsr1etSes-esfly
and Late Ap 5ly 1t OF 81 the e ?. Runsen
farm, and get your choice
March Is. GEO. e. Kus.ES1-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

tiful bouquet-Tearoses, Herrsease, Gerani-
ums, Heliotropes, efc.-presented our bet
ter-half on her-never mind the mn nsrr -
birthday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

J. b. Haywood, 81. w. Keller, b. Cha yten
Davis, J. B. Lsgg, J. Crocker, Chas Buck
stuhl, of 81. Louis, Mo-; J. Il Parker and
wife, of Iron Mountain
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Nj, John D. Greason, Principal OF the Pub
He school, gave q picnic for his scholars ut
che Granite Q marry on Tuesday, 1t being 3
holiday ON account OF the school election
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Another man was badly hurt on Pilot Knob
EAST FridEx. We have not been able to learn
the particulars, but understand he Was
wounded on the head.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Call and see 8. g. W. G. Fairchild's
Spring Stock Of Goods They have just re-
turned from st. Louis Y it'll fine selection at
Great Bargains.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

/. n Stevens. Esq, has the following vsIfe-
tics OF Seed Potatoes for sale 1t his sst.blish-
ment, one door north Of the Post Once: New
York Early Rose, Northern Peerless. Califos-
min Goodrich. and California Russet.
Oystere sold bs the c IN or disa. st OeSter3e's
Restaurant steWed, or fried, or raw.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Roadoverssen appotntsd By the County
Court 1t the March Tern, 1881:
District No. I Herman Aicorn.
3 Thos. 81. Henderson.
John 8. Luthy
B. n. Walker.
6 J. T. Low.
A. J. Carty.
T. p. Russell
9 George Stevenson.
10 George Swearfngen.
IL G. W. seogginA-
IL Leroy Nstkin.
ID Pat Maddox
IA J. B. Kinney.
IS Leonard Sutton.
G. b. NALL, Clerk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

For Carpets, Us to G. N. Bishop's.
Buy your Bird Cages OF j. n. Bishop
Preaching at the NJ E. Church next Sunday
at IL A. n sad 40 r. n. NJ BELL, Pastor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

List OF Grand xDd Petit Jurors Tor the April
Term of the Iron County Circuit Court
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
Japanese and Chinese.

g. Kuriuo, a Japanese student, writes
to the Boston Herald that his love q his
own country imsels him TO get forth + - :,
nationality utterly distinct from that OF
China. '"' The principal reasons given
nv him for rejecting the theory that the
:Jspanese are Of Chinese origin are that
the customs of the two people are gen
orally different; that the former are lar
s,,nefi6r to the latter in intellectual pro-
oTess ! that their earliest written Ian
euapes are dissimilar, and that history
indicates the. descent iof the Japanese
from Tie inhabitants Of ancient Babylon.
Kurino admits, however, that the an
tciett history Of Japan = too fragme1l-
tsrv and untrustwWorthy to be Of much
value. That there was an INVASION
about $50 years before Christ is CERTAIN tam.
bnt he contends that 1t wes not rom
China ! He takes pride in the tact that
IA Japanese, unlike other Asiatics. 30
not treat women Is interiors and ne
r r that hari-kari, or the execution
Of the death penalty upon ones sell, Is
nroof OF genuine chivalry. Ut mas M
not he says, s'be confounded with
common. ienoble suicide; II was, on t !.
Contrary. Z public act, attended with
creat Ceremonies, and 3 kind Of capita,
! Punishment intended for the prlv!leeeo
Class. The high privilege, harl: :E;1,
was granted by the code Of honor only y
when military retainer was guilty. o.
I some high political offence not unworthy
Of bis rank, in order to save him IRON
the infan,y of being abandoned 70 tn
, ignominious hands Of the common exc
cuti0ner." .,. l,.s...
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the average density Of the earth would would:
be much greater than what, npon ae II,
pomical data, We know it to be. inc
earth, as whole, is about i've ana !! =
half times as heavy as it would be u y
were entirely composed OF water; or y;
technically expressed, the density Q!
water is one, and the mean density OF
the globe is five and a halt. But I'VE
and . half is only about double the dens-
.ity Of rock matter upon the surface;
whereas, if nothing but steadily increa}
ine pressure he supposed, it would vast
" exceed this. There is, therefore, only
one possible explanation. Heat, intense
heat, somewhere or other, overcomes
pressure, and converts everything lnto
gas: and if it were in our power to try
Experiments, and to feed the subterran-
can crucible with the most intractlble
snbstsnces-asbestos, fire.proof safes'
or what We will-all would there share
the same fate-instant evanescence'
-BeL0rQvia. ..f.'
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SINGING.

s,,dnx from the mountain spring,
As,"gh the neither and the ling,
Through the grass and clover;
lsineing. laughing all the day;
1anshing, singing all the way.
s,,o;np through the leafy dells,
Where the shadows linger, .
And the wild aowers ring their bells
70 tho merry singer;
Rippling, laughing all the while,
Singing, ripping, all a-smile.
s;,o;np round the messy stone,
'Neafi, the hazel bushes; ''.''
singing when it's all alone,
Stealing through the rushes,
Happy as the day Is long,
Never speaking but in song.
singing at the mornings dawn,
When the day is breaking;
singing when the lights withdrawn,
And the stars are waking !; IL AN
Watching, singing, through the night,
Singing, waiting for the light. ...t O..
singing in the April days, .'- i.. .-'..
When the clouds are weeping;
singing through the summer haze,
When the men are reapiDg; -
Singing through the Autunn'S chill,
Through the winter singing still.
so. nv soul, wake up the song,
Yield not to repining;
Clouds can never linger long
See their silver lining!
Sine.on, sing on, all the way; ...
singon till the break Of day! ~
p . ul,"a'... Good Words.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
The Fellowship Of Hand.shakins.

Among the Romans q hand was the
emblem Of good faith, and the almost
universal adoption Of the clasped hands
in marriage, and other solemn ceremo-
nies. proves this to have been . custom
instinctively considered as emblematlc
of union and fidelity; unfortunately just
as the kiss, at any rate, between women
and relations, has ceased to be 9 token
Of the truest and strongest aftecuon, SO
has the hand-shake fallen somewhat
from it's high state, and become . mere
idle ceremony, not necessarily convey
inc an impression Of any special inter
est or regard. Though not On unerrlng
index to . mans character, 1t gives q
cine to It at least as trustworthy as phre1l'
oloqy and physiognomy. For instance,
tha man Of an honest, open nature Il
not likely to use habitually the hand
shake secretive, nor will he OF modest
kindlv!disposition only youchsate twt
Ancsyd 70 Ills friends. The lsnguid hand
shake will generally be found peculiar
RS persons 81 cold, lymphadc tempera
ment. while the hand!shake which b 10
tentiye shows what may be, in many 10
spects; q fine character marred by
certain self-suficiency and want OF con
sideration for thefeelingsof others. Th
lhand.shaks muscular generally accom-
pauies great warmth and intensity 9
|. sffection, combined with great strengt
Of will. and a nature good, Il someWha
! coarsein its appatent fiber; and the ar
pleasantness Of this development Of, on
! subject being a question not 20 'much. g
s. the m4tter as the degree, it can easll
I be modified by culture into the hant
!, shake ot a most unexceptionsAl c "a &.
: ter, which, as q matter OF course on
: tinguishes nearly every reader OF tn
. article.-G0lden Words. t...a e.It
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
A Musical Tragedy.

Several musical composers nave
turned their attention of late to Eastern
tragedies. The Musical Herald gives
short musical story in ridicule OF the new
style. After representing rival Lovers III
the usual way, the story concludes:
, "Ha!" interrupted the tenor, me
always PLAYS the same thing, and always
without notes. l doubt II he can pay
anything at sight" 49,.
II can play any composition at slght,
even with one eye closed" responded 1
the proud pianist. .l... -,
ut is WE'LL" sneered tho tenor: q"
have here with me new composition OF
nv own, Nihilistic symphony in seven
movements. You will observe that u
begins pppp and continues very softly
until this chord q diminished seven
teenth), which is to be struck tfGJ.t 10
YOU think you can give the sudden Gu
MAXI" ''''
II have force enough for two more
IS If YOU wish them," calmly repneo
the pianist, as he sat down before e. tho
instrument. . '' 80.
He began very softly, go softly that
. one might have heard a pin drop. Mlnke
sat beside him in ecstasy, although very
little of the sound was audible. line
. FATAL diminished seventeenth chord aP'
; preached. 1t came. Swooping his
arms wildly in the air, he let them crash
down upon the piano-BANa!!!!!
. rho froomenta of the two lover
Q spread over three counties. Inc tenor
i who had fled, had smeared dynaml1'
r upon the keys, and achieved his 70
}. venge. He was never heard OF more
n By order of the benevolent Car, the re
o mains were carefully swept up; out q
!. thew could not be assorted with cel
q tainty, they were buried in one grave
q where they still remain, . fearful test'
. monv to the singers revenge. ,
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

e-Arthur Sullivan is cruising In the
Baltic, with the Duke Of Edinburgh.
Lord Paget, British ambassador at
Rome, enterfsins On . scale OF great
mapniicence. Lady Paget Is exceed
ineIv popular and 10 said TO be . most
charming hostess. =. 53'
MIR. William Walter Phelps, our
new Minister to Austria, has rented the
house of noble in Vienna, and 1t is said
Vim entertain in, style unknown there
since the days Of Motley.
%, Miss Emma Thursby, after having
made . highly successful tour in the
principal cities of Germany, Austria,
and the Rhine, sangi in the Opera House
at Madrid before the King and Queen
and brilliant court audience.
, Lady Hill, widow Of the late Sir
Rowland Hill, died recently in London,
aged eighty.ive. She and her husband
were play-fellows at q very early age
and her earnest and intelligent co-oper-
alton and assistance were of the utmost
valve to Sir Rowland in his struggle to
effect the postal reforms which nave
made his name famous. 81
Mime. Madeleine Bres is the only
woman physician practicing in racls.
She passed q successful examlnatl On
before the Paris Faculty of Medicine
and no one laughed on seeing hel
qrayely maintain her thesis, dressed IN
q loose black robe. Nine. Bres holds
the rank of Officer d'Acadente' ana Il
said to intend to compete tor tpe plac'
of hospital doctor. .,..
IA deputation of ladies has presentet
An address to Prince Alexander OF Bul
. oaria, signed by three hundred I'M
fwentv.fiYe. It declares that they AZ
training their sons in such name
that in the hour Of danger they won u'l'
! all sacrifice their lives for the Prince an
|. the Constitution. Each mother would
!. however. consider her son q TRAITOR
i he consented to the suppression OF IN
|. Constitution. ,Gio'".1 r-o ".'ta ~
y -Liszt's presence at the Antwer
2, festival was greeted with flstterlng !, 81 !
II thnsiasm. When he entered the hall
d was received with a roll Of drums and
" flourish Of trumpets, followed by Ion on
3. cheering, which lasted a long time. +
: was repeatedly called to the platfor
=. and was overwhelmed with bouque1
10 The burgomaster welcomed him at1e
T.. tionstely, and the golden book OF t!
city Of Antwerp was placed oe1ore n'
hi to receive his signature. '''. "
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

mi n,nnav he had wanted; no one coulo
az. .s that. All that be gathered from tho
letter way that Kate was going TO france
acain. II she did, he would follow ner:
Anal he cursed the broken anxle ens'
vas now keeping him prisoner where ne
was He had written to her, twice, ana
thr;ce Init he had not sent the letters;
those That had come back unopened once
seemed to bar the way. And then ne
felt as if his presence, his eyes, nlsv VOICE,
h;s words. were more effective agencies
than tbs any silent writings. He did not
answer his step-mother's note, ana aer
CORRESPONDENCE" @sor was always at long in
tervals. ,,.. :. ~, ~
Some business, however, sent MN 70
Washington in the very early wlnter,
aithouoR before he felt quite able TO be
omt And as most doors opened before
him. he found himself one night at q
reception , at the British Minister'S. such
things were old stories to him; ne careo
nothing for them; and ne did not Know
Univ he had come; because others DID,
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Godfrey wanted
tn he taken: and he was leaning list
iesslv against pedestal under q bronze
bust Of Nemesis, when party lifted the
curtain. coming in from an adjoining
, room. and he started, for it was hate
Rivers. ... ,.,t j, = ,...4 ~. -, =,
, sunrise she might have looked the same
tho same dimpling bushes, the same
: intense happiness in the royet smlle, tns
. same starry eyes; she would have worr
that same palest Of peach: bloom oro
. cade. frosted with lace and with Ola
monds. the same great sapphlres am
I diamonds in the nut brown nalr..,... =. >,
: FAs II happened, she paused Just betors
. him.; him. and before he knew It he had 81
). tended his hand. "Kate!" he had cr'eo
i half under his breath, pale as q shee'e
:. She turned and looked at him TOR
=, - meut with that radiant but calm con
y nosnre. "Ah, indeed!'' she said theI
" in her low, clear tones. 1T is an Of
- !. friend. :" and she extended her hant
;" "Mr. Maurice, let me present to you III
u husband, Count ,Bcaurepaire.' SIhe'
90 we're q couple Of chances, q couple
y, ID bows. q couple of brief sentences, an
~ the party moved on and left him. "I !,
81 81 are changed he had murmured, D
A. A. tween his stiff and freezing lips. =. :,
10 "Oh, no" she had answered., l'ghti
~ IL have only become woman OF u
w world" -Harper's Bazar. .D ,,.,., j..