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HOUSE 4ND FARM.
Acting Commissioner.

KEEPING BEANS ASD PEAs-I have
kept my beans and peas from weevil
for number of years by simply no
Smelling them until | get ready to plant
them.
OLD COLONY CAKE.-Three eggs, one
scant cup butter, two and one-haIf cups
sugar, one cup sour milk, three and two
thirds cups -four, tea-spoonfuI soda,
spice to taste. Sift powdered sugar
over the top Of the cake.
Plum MARMALADE.-Choose plum,
that are fully ripe. ScaId them until
the skins peel off, and take out the
stones Allow a pound and half D.
sugar to a pound Of fruit; let them liz
in the sugar few hours, then boil to a
smooth mass.
JELLIED CRASBERRIEs.-Wash and
pick over quart Of cranberries, put in.
10 a small porcelain kettle and pour hal
a pint Of boiling water over them.
Boil for ten minutes, then add pound
Ofsugar, and boil for ten minutes longer.
Stir with a silver or wooden spoon ana
turn INFO wet mould to stand until
cold and firm.
COOKING SPSACH.-When cooking
spinach, substitute a little piece q
bacon for the salt pork usual ' cooked
with it TO season it. The incest way t.
serve it is to put it in Individual vege-
table dishes, and put piece of the
bacon in each dish. Hard boiled eggs,
sliced when cold, are also liSed with the
greens.
MAY BE STOPPED. Bleeding from
the nose may be stopped by laying flat
on the back, with the head raised and
the hands held above it. The nose
must be covered with cloth filled with
pounded ice or wrung ont Of ice-water.
The head should never be held over a
basin, as the position encourages bleed
ing. The blood may be received in d
wet sponge.
TooTHAcHE.-There should be a
remedy for toothache in every house
hold where there are children. The
following is reported by medical author
ity as reliable: Take of carboiic acid
{chloral hydrate saturated solution. J
paregorie, fluid extract of aconite-of
each one ounce oil Of peppermint, halt
an ounce; satnrate p piece of cotton
and pack tightly in the cavity.
CoMPoTE OF ORANGES. Put a hand
ful Of loaf sugar to boil with a gill OF
water in Il saucer; when it boiIs, add
the rind Of three oranges mixed finely
boil five minutes, add liquor glass OF
brandy, aud pour the syrup, hot, over
half dozen oranges, peeled and cored
or cut up into any form you like. The
oranges should be left in 2 basin with
the syrup till quite cold, then piled up
in dish and served.
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Attention, Circuit Clerks
( lRDERs for Registration and Poll BOOKS
~ promptly filed BY 80
PoWzR = BARksDALE, Jackson M'sN
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TIM Earl of Jersey at an Agricultural
Association plainly told the farmers
that he was not in favor of protection ;
that protection as to agriculture meant
such duty on imported food as would
raise its price in England to 4 remuner-
atlye profit for the producers that inc
quality would be farther made in Eng
dsh industrial communities by making
It dearer for the laboring man to live !:
that rents would be adjusted TO the price
of wheat, and the landlords alone would
be gamers; that he as q landlord was
not willing to be helped at the expense
of the great body of the people; that
he lamented not competition but eli
mate; that he desired fair play, fair
rents and fair weather.
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THECLARI0N.
Thursday, November 3, 1851
Scarcity of seed Wheat.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
Washington. Oct. 2ist, 1881

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
Washington, Oct. 21st, 1881.
HoS. J. z. GEORGE, L. ). Senator
DEAR SIR: Your favor Of recent date
IN which you request us TO send a SUP
ply OF oats, and if possible, Seed Whea
to NJ. NJ. Cotton, Esq, of Carthage
Miss, and others, is received, and com
piled with as to the oats. As to The
wheat, We regret our inability to oblig
you, but there IS not an ounce Of See,
Wheat in the Department.
Very respectfully,
+. A. CARMAN,
Acting Commissioner
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Peoples intentions can only be de-
cided By their conduct
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Get ont noors-

The close confinement of all factory work
gives the operatives pallid faces. poor appe-
lite Ianguid, miserable feelings, poor blood,
Inactive liver, kidney and urinary troubles.
and Al the physicians and medicine in the
world cannot help them unless they get out
of doors o. Use Hop Bitters. the pnrest and
beat remedy, especially Tor such cases, hag-
ing abundance Of health, sunshine and rosy
cheeks il them. They cast but 4 tribe
Christian Recorder
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viii be paid to any chemist who viii find
on analysis Of one kindred Hoftlcs Of s. s. s.
one particle q mercury, iodide potassium. o.
anY mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prieiors Atlanta, G..
soid s. gyron 'I.aInly and B. r. Ledbetter,
Jack on, Mss
Can fss copy q young Meas Frisnd.'
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Dr.. johnson once, speaking Of 1
quarrelsome fellow, said: s # be had
two ideas II bis head they would fall oul
With each other.
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VAN H. MANNING,

A fIOkhEY-AT-LAw, will give attention .
&C r. cases from Mississippi, in the slpre"'
Court at Washington.
novl0 ,9O-IY.
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Capitol Street Barber Nh0n.

DOBBRT CARROLL. fer 8 years Barber.
Ii thinks be understands how 10 run ! shop
complete outfit Of chairs, towels. combs.
brushes, raz0rs. and safe and healthy fluids
for the hair
- = tp
Hair gutting ....... .......ic.
- BA1H-RooM ATTACHED.
Street.
asp.6 sel-6m.
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In the city of Louisville, on
Wednesday, November so, 1881.
November. Drawing

gtgl Prizes SI12, 40Q
Whole Tickets, 50. Half Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter or
send by Express DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POST0FFICE ORDER.
Orders of s. and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders 70
g. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal Build
ing, LouIsvIlLE, KY, or T. J. CoMMEF FORD,
2l2 Broadway, NEW YoRK.
ian & iSSl-ly.
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TEsTIMoNY 81 DRuGGIsTs

We hsye been selling, ASwift's Synhilitic
Specific for years. and regard il superior to
anything known for diseases Il Is recommend.
ed tocure. s ]. CAssELs, Themasville, Ga. Z.
F. 6REER & Co, Forsyth, Ca PKxBEnTor.
SAMUKLs : RETKoLn, Allanta, Ga
ArLASTA. GA, July |. 1874.
" used HSwiffss Syphiiitio Specific in the
treatment Of c0nvicts the past year. aud be-
heye Il is the only certein kAora remeda that
will effect germaseKt cure Of diseases fer
which il Il recommend
GRANT, ALEXANDER & co.
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MAKING WATCHES.

Defective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes OF so many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not fit
tthg we'll admit dust and dirt to the m we
meht, which soon intcrfercs with the running
parts OF the watch nccessttating cleaning, re.
pairing, &C, and'the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying good case In the be-
ginning, would have saved all this trouble and
expense. We have recently seen Il case that
meets all these requirements, It having been
carried for over twenty years and still remains
perfect. We refer TO the JAS. BOSS Patent
SthfeDcd Gold Case, which hus become one
OF the staple articles or the Jewclry trade,
possessing as 1t does so many advantages over.
all other watch cases, being made OF two
hcaVy plates OF solid gold over plate OF com.
position. And we advise all our readers to ask
their Jcweler fof card or catalogue that Will
explain the manner which they are made.
IT Is the only Stiffened Case made with two
plates or gold, seamless pendants, and centre,
SOLID JOINTS crown pieces, &c, all OF Which are
covered by letters patent. Therefore bu.- no
case 'efore consulting a Jeweler who keeps the
JAS. BOSS Patent Stifened Gold Case. that
you may learn the difference between It and
oil limitations that claim to be equally good.
For sale by all responsible Jewellers. Ask to
see the warrant Tint accompanies each Case.
and don't be persuaded that any other make or
'''o 10 nS soou. pl2.
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CONSIDERABLE curiosity was aroused
by the appearance IN tho Ne,cs ana
Courier Of the 9th inst. Of tho follow.
ing paragraph prominently inserted in
the cditcrial column:
TO tohon, it may concern: Letter
received. BE there az proposed and
the appointment will be Kept. Full
justice will be done MI concerned but
for Obvious reasons no further publica.
tons, than this Gun be made until after
"Wednesday.
The letter refeaTed to is one from
Mellow, tho man who shot Brayton
the revenue officer. The letter is q
long one, and we cannot publish It.
Mellow Of course says that be bad
good cause TO kill Brayton whom he
denounccs as q sconndreL expresses
satisfaction at having killed him. and
says "ifButler had not run away so
fast he would have got him too" He
says that as soon as he thinks he can
get justice In court, he will surrender
himself for trial. To show his conf
aence in the News and Courier he,
offered to meet anyone the publishers
would send, on "Wednesday the 10th
inst, cat midnight, at tho mouth OF
the tunnel, seven miles from Walhal-
la". The special reporter went &C
cordingly, found his way to the tunnel
as directed, but Mellow omitted to
keep his part Of tho engagement. AT
tor waiting at the tunnel till daybreak
the correspondent returned to Walhal.
Ia. no wiser man than he was before
he went. Wo shall .ali await further
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TMs latest kilograms from Washing.
ton indicate no positive change an the

Hhss latest kilograms from Washing.
ton indicate no positive change ap the
Presidents condition. The wound is
diecharging "satisfaoters'y'', as the
; surgeons would say, but the patients
condition Is by 40 means encouraging.
On pnday his pulse reached: 10s, his
temperature boing 1908, and his res
Airation 10. The Buffalo Express OF
the 18th inst. contains a letter from
DR.. VIM. A. Hammond, concluding as
follows: "The illustrious sufferer,
after thirtx,Rye days, stiN HES on his
back, and each day, with almost the
regularity Of clcck work, his fever ap-
pears, and yet the bulletins tell LIS the
surgeons are satisfed. is it possible
they do not know the itnport of this
daily disturbance Of pulse and temper
ature? Ifit is not arrested there .oan
DO but one termination; ;and yet I do
not see how anything they can do now
can arrest 1T. We .eaa only trust to
the indpmitable courage, tho robust
constitution and the iron will of the
patient and to the prayers Of millions
ofloyal aud .sympathizing hearts in all
parts Of the world" At this time it
seems to Us that thore ia no ground for
ANY :lRore hope Of tho Presidents re-
covery than Dr.. Hammond expresses.
a;he .chanccs, 1ye think, are all the 9TH
er way.
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Virginia. Though the Republicans
tailed to make any nominations, they
declared with great unanimity that
they would hold fast to the principles
Of their, party and ignore all proposi.
tiors for the readjustment tf tho Aebt,
whether State or national. The Ma.
hone party claim to be jubilant at the
aeaalt, eaut It is believed that the result
Of the Gonycntion,will be to hold the
Republican organization intact, leav-
ing Mahone's party but few followers
from its ranks. Under all the circum
stances the result of.the election is at
best doubtftR,
The relative strength Of the contend
Ing parties, with the chances that each
seems to have for success, is stated by
the Ne,os and Courier asfollows.:
The Republican party in Virginia,
with It's 81, 900 voters, Is 10 be all ap-
pendago of the $4,000 Readjusters at
the November election, so far rs the
Republicans can be boalnd by the ae-
ton Of the Lynchburg Convention.
AT the election last yeas the vote of
the Fnnder Democrats was 96,449.
Anything like complete coalition OF
the Republicans and }tcadjustcrs, on
the basis Of the vote Of 1880, will give
Malone the victory by decisive ma
jority. How far the coalition will go
on election day, it is hard to surmise
al this stage Of the canvass. We con-
elder 1t certain that many Readjusters,
a11rmed and disgusted at tie open
alliance with the Republicans, will re-
turn to their Grst love and vote for
Daniel, but at the last election many
Rcadjusters voted for the Fundcr elcc-
toral ticket. instead Of their own, rntf-
er than run any risk Of giving the
State to the Republicans. The nor
mai ReadHster strength, therefore,
probably was considerable more than
81 1927. The Republican vote, after
all, Is the most important factor.
Wickhnin, Yost and others will abstain
from voting and some few white Re
publicans will vote for Daniel, but it is
tair to assume that the colOrcd people
in general will support Cameron.
They arc advised to do this hy the Re-
publican leaders in the North. and bv
such Cabinet officers as Window and
James. The President and Secretary
Blaine are, also, supposed to be in
favor Of coalition. Under these cir
cumstances the Democracy must en-
pcct to encounter a pretty solid Re-
publican vote. They are prepared for
this, no doubt; and will make ring
ing canvass.
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Virginia Politics.

The election In Virginia this foil has
been anticipated with general interest.
The position taken by General Mahono
In the Senate last spring, the diverse
views seeming to obtain among tho
Vipginians as to his action, and the
manifest coalition between him and
the Radicals IN the Scnate-all COM
bined to turn the public eye upon the
Old Dominion, and steadily fix It
there. Within the past ten days tho
situation has assumed a shape that
makes Virginia politics more than ever
Interesting to tho country at large.
There are now two tickets In the
field-the Democratic and the Read
justers'. The chief, IN fact, the only
issue between the parties is tho same
that resulted IN sonding Mahone to
tho Senate-th&eluestion Of the State
debt. The Democrats have put ont a
strong ticket headed by Col. Daniel,
one Of the brightest and ablest men IN
the State. The Readjustcrs' ticket is
headed by Col. Cameron, who ia rep
sented as al antagonist of whom thr
Democrats have need to be as much
afraid as Of anyone that their oppo-
nents could put up. He is said 10 be
man Of good intellect, fine learning
and excellent working qualities. He
can do perhaps ms much rs any other
man IN koeping his party solid and IN
winning converts to its doctrines.
The Republicans have made no nomi-
nations. Their convention met in due
Form, but 1t wac soon apparent that
M"hone aud his followers had been at
work I" capture tho concern. There
were two parties in the convention
the Coali'ionists and the Straightouts,
the former being in the majority
upon tho endorsement Of the Rcadius-
ter ticket by the former, the latter
withdrew and set up q meeting ofthcir
own. 1t was certainly expected that
this body would put out ticket.
Gen. W. G. Wiokham had been tho
recognized leader of the Straightout
faction, and It was supposed that his
bitter opposition to Malone would
lead him to organize strong move
ment against hin. Brt he seems to
have failed signally. rIot only did
Malone virtually capture the Repub.
hcan convention, but the Straightouts
themselves adjourned without making
any nominations. General Wickham
was proposed for governor, hut he de-
clined the nomination. Mr.. s. M.
Yost, who had been equally industri-
ous with Wickham In getting up the
Straightout movement, also declined
the nomination for lieutenant govern
or. AN. enthusiastic negro delegate
nominated George Wilson the colored
chairman Of the convention, but he
was beaten by emalf majority. This
Is the fret time that negro has been
lin nomination for governor of
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IT rs FOUND AT LAST!

SOMETHING New UNDER THE Sun A now era
Is dawning upon woman. Hitherto she has
been called upon to suffer the Ills OF mankidd
and her own besides The frequent and dis
trcSSing Irregularities peculiar to her Sex have
long been to her the ''dircful spring OF woes
unhumbered." In the mansion OF the rich and
hoVel or poverty alike wOmal has been the
constant yet patient victim Of a thousand Ills
nnkn !wn to man aud without remedy "Oh
Lord, how long!'' in the agony OF her 81 ill., hat h
sil" cried. But now thc hour OF h. + rpdcmDtion
IS cou!e. She VIII suffer no more, for BradneldS S
Female Regulator, "WoMan's Best Friend" is
for sale by al, druggists. a.
Prepared by Dr.. j. Bradheld, Atanta, Ga,
price 81 60 per bottle.
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poIsOD, OUT Stpe netr0tinR That they clear thc
liver to heaitE action. Price Is cents per box.
sold'by all druggists in this county
~ ~. y srIwA. AIA,. Anril g. 1915.
MI: ]. Goodwin, Agent-Dear Sir: take
psssqre IN fang tha have used Your MsG
saSess sh looks kxery muPeS P2S0rp pes s
perlor. i thertore recommend tits medicine
and horses as Is irSiS What tits % representod
to'be. Verjrcspectfully, A. KAYsER.
IrFAULA. ALA, July, 1878.
mi mr Shoenfeld used one sack OF your Stock
, reed on my COW with very satisfactory re,
gas1n Q poor coalition, and BY the use OF your
Stsck Feed she vas rapid! lmpyoved in sfcsh
ana "lik' Very reSpe'tf@a51Eyot aEot. II. DENT.
Sold by the druggists OF this county.
DIR A. X. Norton, OF Savannah, writes: as-
sure you IT affords PIC pleasure to give my ap-
prbvnl and certttlcfte In favor OF your Lung
kcslorer. having gwen 1t q fair trial In a num-
treatmenJ Of Bro,chi!is s' and 'G Sonsumptlon. m
Five years ago my wife was far ,gone In Con-
greater part Of the lime, FOR Six months with
Hectic Fever every day ard ] had but little
MGrcs or her her recovery. but by perseverance
perfectly sound. gave her no Other Lung
HMSdielne than yours nlHi a cough syrup make.
srons noHs sye ,n nsve
plumber Of hopeless cGt,es and regard Brewers
Lung ReStorer as n valuable preparation.
flcaSe send me per express three dozen as am
nearly out. Send Dill0f same and Will remit
promptly. Wishing you good success, remain,
Yours respectfully,
il. NORTON, MD,
Corner West Broad and Harris SITS. savannah,
Georgia.
MACON, G,.
MfSSrS. Lamar. Rankin g. Lamar. Gentlemen:
--One hottie or brewers Lung Restorer cured
me or Bronchitis In II weeks time. ! will walls
a rev more bottles soon. ] intend keeping 1T IN
Ihf mouse all the tine, as consider H. u yalua-
Die medicine. Yours respectfully,
HENRY DAVIS.
Sold by the Druggists ofthls county.
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CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pinetpples. To-
matocs, Salmon, Corncd Beef, Dcvilcd
Ham and Turkey, Snrdincs. sc.
Macal0mi and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopc,
Gelatine, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmegs. ="
Baldwin Catsup. Cross g Black.
WelPs Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea g. Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. f. McMAS ILR & go.
.s,.'.. .'.. t,s. +. ..---'..
sept IA .,4
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COLUMBUS. GA, April l2, 1878.

Or. G. j Mnffctt-Dedr Sir-My vile and my
Dnoc was snvrd BY the use OF your Tccthina
tInethlng PowderS), when other remedies had
Jailed to relieve him. Ne hare been deIjghfrd
'Tfh ne speedy and permanent reiiGf given one of
our children fr0na setere attack Of Cholera Morbts
Tcethina IL Indispensable To us, and should be
Respectfully, etc.,
JESSE b. WRIGHT,
Foreman ENQUIRER Sun.
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O.. D,
making
pleased
Of
eanau
advances
+.
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CCGARS, assorted. Coffees, RIO.
~ Lagnayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Coy. Java Koastcd.
Teas. Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young Tyson.
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THE CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
REV. WM r. ATKINSON, PRINCIPAL
CHARLOTTE, N. G..
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CFrom GEN. J. D. KENNEDY, LIeutena.

d. of South Cardinal
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-.SECIAL NOTICES.

No DASdEHIE TAKIEa MAY ArrLE LIVER
P1LLs.-They re harmless to the most delicate
person, but stpenetrating that they clear rhc
system OF oil npurities, and gently excite the
liver 70 healtH action. Price i5 cents per box.
sold'Dy all druggists in this county.
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EXfENSE which
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LUDDEN & BATES
Special Summer Offer
--O
FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER,
---O-
A Little Cash Now and the Balance
When Cotton Comes In.

During the months Of August md Sep
tember we offer Pianos and Organs at
Lo VEST CASH RATES, payable
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S2S CASH ON A PIANO,
$40 CASH ON AN ORGAN.

md the balance in three months ,othot
interest. This offer expires October 1st.
next. Buy now. md buy as cheap rs you
can next Fall with cash in hand. Nothing
gained by waiting. Prices will be higher
Another boom is close Mt hand. Manu-
tacturers will not be able to half supply
the demand. and Instruments will lie
scarce and high.
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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

- Subscribe to THE News AND
HERALD. sl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-10

/ disposal of her wedding dress, to salts
! fly her creditors-that death was prefer
/ able to starvation. And that the daugh-
Ter coming home to her dead mother
was nearly heart-broken with grief and
horror, and had not Il friend or relative
in the world.
Arthur Torrens read it over with in
tense interest. Then he ordered han
som, and drove to where fair little vi
vian De Lesley met him, her bonnie
blue eyes all disiigured with weeping,
her rosebud of mouth quivering like
a baby's.
You must let me be your friend,n he
said so earnestly, SO gravely, that she
believed him and trusted him at once,
and told him all her sorrowful story.
.
And that same hour, Myra Bellairs
wondered why her lover did not come
to escort her TO select her antique jew
eiry.
nd-again-not many weeks after
wards Myra learned that Arthur Tor
rens would never escort her anywhere
again as her lover. for in binding up a
wound her own fair, cruel hands had
helped TO make, he had found a truer,
higher, womanhood, and gave his hon
or and love into Vivian De Lesley's gen.
tie keeping. While the lace dress, with
the satin-lined box, whose inscription
reads, 'tAvec amour. Dieu vous garde,"
never sees the light of day, and fair
faced, naughty woman often cries over
it as she thinks its price was-Arthur
Torrens and his love.