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ELECTION NOTICE.

The members of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Carroll County are requested to
meet at their office, in Westminster, ON Non
dsly, the 10Th day Of December, 1881, for the
purpose of eleeting Ten Directors to serve for
one year. The election viii take place be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, aud ,,
D. nv. Bv order,
RICHARD MANNING,
nov 2G-St Secretary.
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Mr.. O Whit Williams has become edi-
tor and publisher Of the Slater. Missouri
Audez, an enterprising weekly journal, Mr.,
Williams has she talent and energy TO raaks
the IaRez success, and viii give the citi-
gems Of Saline county paper Of which they
may feel prond.
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E'AIR AND FESTIVAL.

The Uniontown Coruet Band Intend hold
ing Fair in J'niontown, Carroll county, Md,
under the supervision of the Ladies, com
mencing on Monday, the 18th Of December,
1881. and continue during the evenings of the
entire week, when they viii offer for sale a
great variety og Fancy aud Useful Articles,
together with good supply of Oysters, Ice
Cream, Cakes, Confectionery. All are invited.
Dov 2f.3t
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DUBLIC SALE OF
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY,
N MANcHEsTER. Nm.

Pursuant to deed Of trust from DIR. Henry
f. Beltz and wife, the undersigned. Trustees,
viii again offer at public sale, ON the premis-
eS, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of December, 1881,
a, ! o clock, P. NJ, those two lots of ground
in fee simple, centrally situated in the town of
Manchester, Carroll county, Nd, known on
the plat of said town as Lots Nos. Is and 81
the LIST fronting about IS or so feet on Main
Street, the I'd about the same on the back al
ley between them; the front lot being I'M
proved by good Brick Dwell
ing House. two stories and base ASaSA-
ment, brick out kitchen, and ~ s:ss
other outbuildings. The back -
Lot contains large and convenient Barn,
Sheds. &c. There are fine fruit and orna-
mental trees on the premises. This is the
properly on which Dr. Beltz lately resid-
ed and is a desirable place for residence.
There is also room in front for another dwell
ing.
Also at same time and place VIII be offered
the following valuable Wood Lots, which were
bought by the said DIR. Beltz at the sale Of
Judge Adam Shower about 1865 or Sc, lying
g short distance West of said town Of Man
taius > ACRES, ROOD aud IL PERCHES
OF LAND, more or less, and is known on the
plat Of the sale as Lot No. l. The other con
iains . ACRES, ROOD and Is PERCHES
OF LAND, more or less, and is known on
said plat as Lot No. 2. These lots are cover
cd with yalusi le Timber, and arewell worthy
the attention q purchasers. Said lots were
never conveyed to said DR.. Beltz but good
title can be given, as the Trustees appointed
by said Shower viii Join in the conveyance on
receiving the small balance of purchase mon
ey still due thereon. They viii be offered
separately
TERMs or SA.E-One-third of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of sale, or ratifi
cation by the Court, one-thIrd in nine, aud the
residue in eighteen months from the day of
sale, with interest from sale, TO be secared by
the notes Of she purchasers with approved
surcticS.
JOS NJ. PARKE. -
CHAS. b. ROBERTS, il"s'ees
nov lots II. MoTTER, Auetioneer.
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.inr,s majority. 18.64s

heating maJOflly--... loro4o
In the third district of Calvert county, the
only Democratic one in the county, no cleo
ton was held.
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OoMMIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
county, will meet at their Office, in West
minister, on the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER.
1881, for the transaction of business
By order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
nov y Clerk.
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The plumber Of horses dying from :iPlnk'
eve" In Brooklyn, New York, is said to aver
age about twenty per day.
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4 merican waltham Watches.

- \
We ARE now opening magnificent stock of
fine and medium priced
WATCHES.
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DIAMONDS,
RICH JEWELRY,
ELEGANT SILVER 4 TRIPLE.PLA
WARE.
to which W. invite the attention Of our Gus
TONERS in Carroll county
ssy- PRICES ILHAI.S THE LOWEST.
JUsTIS & ARMIGER,
la5 West Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. John " NeaIy win be pleased to wait
ou his friends and former patrons.
nov - lSSl-lyr
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r TsT oFUNcIAIMED MATTER

Il - remaining in the Post Office, Westmin-
stcr Nd, November 10, 1881.
Babvion. Miss barbara Myers T. A.
Creighton, Mrs. G. H. Robinson, Charles
Green, Elmer Ridinger. Lizzie
Hammond, Geo. W. Shipley. Ellie
Harris, George Shipley, Lolie
Hiltabridle, David Shriver II. c.
Johnson. Miss Frances
Persons calling for matter in the ahose list
viii say Il was advertised.
nov Is A. H, HUBER, p NJ.
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DEMOvAL.

After December LIST, 1891, DIX. ]. II. Bill
LINGSLEA will occupy the late residence OF
his father, Main Street, two doors East OF
Huber's Drug Store. nov 26-y
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TRUsTEE's SALE
Il or A YEEY
Desirable Red Land Farm.


By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, passed
in cause No 2062 in said Court, wherein
Mary T. Cornell Is Complainant and Frances
Smith and others are Defendants, the under
signed will offer at Public. Sale, on the prem
ises situated about two and a half miles north
west Of Taneytown, near the public road lead
ing to Emnnittshurg, on
Saturday. ffth dag IF December, 4. D, 1881,
at @ clock p. NJ, the farm Of the late Ste
phen Smith, ESQ, containing about
leo ACRES of LAND, more or less,
Of which about 80 acres are heavily tinlbered.
The land is wen fenced and in high state of
cultivation. The Improvements
consist of Large and conyen- ~
iently arranged DWELLING 80 ~ ss,s;sA
HOUSE, a large Log Barn, and
all other ont buildings usually found on a
good farm. There are abundance OF choice
fruit trees IN healthy condition also never
failing well OF soft water at the door, and four
springs furnishing a sufficient supply of water
convenient for stock.
The property adioins lands of Michael
HumFert. William kiser. William II. Clntz
and others. Ii numbers among its special
advantages, location, quality of soil, and
nearness to church, school, post-othce and
market. For personal inspection of the prem
Uses call upon Jacob Kiser, residing thereon.
Also, at the same time and place will be
sold desirable. level Mountain Lot contain
-. ing TWO ACRES, covered with good
SCHESTNUT TIMBER, situated about
-. four miles from Elnmittsburg, on the Ey-
Ter Valley Big Road. adjoining lands of Benz.
Eyler and John Clahaugh,
Terms Of Sale One third cash on the day
Of sale or ratification thereof; the residue in
two equal annual payments, TO be secured by
notes with approved security and bearing in.
terest from the day OF sale.
ADAM H. DlFFENBAUGH. Trustee.
Charles B. Roberts. cal;...
nees A. niffenbaugh, ''Op'''''''
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OYSTER SUPPER.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ, L. Church
South will hold an Oyster Supper at Selhy'
Hall, ElderSburg, ON November S0th and
December LIST, 1881. nov 25-td
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JOS. NJ. PARKE.
CHAS. b. ROBERTS. ii"s'es's'
nov lets H. MoTTEE, Auetioneer
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MORTGAGES SALE
INh OF
A VALUABLE FARM
n Woolerr,s district. Carroll county. n

Saturday, the Sd Of December, 1881,
at clock, p. M, the following valuable
farm. being part Of tract of land called
. Bashan. containing
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proved by a good Brick Dwell
ing House, two stories and base
ment, brick out kitchen. anS
other outbuildings. The hael
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-16
Druggists Heard From.

1--WE know tho value of malt,
hops, collisaya aud iron composing
Malt Bitter"
"Our lady customers highly
praise them"
physicians prescribe them in
this town"
"The largest bottle and best med
icine."
"Best blood purifier on our
shelves"
"Our best people take Malt Bit
ters."
"Sure cure for chills and liver
diseases"
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WAITS But THY TOUCH.

Rem mher, when the sun Is rising gently,
And rosy mists M fold to greet the dawn;
And golden ciou's above me fading slowly,
And earth is joyful that the day is born.
Remember, that when the flowers unfold their
petals
To gnze In frrvent rapture NJ the sun,
And far birds oices rise IN sweetest music,
And woods re-echo ow the night - done.
Remember, when in brightest midday glory,
The gay.winged butterflies lit here and there,
And children blinded by the sup's great splendor
With merry voices al the fragrant air.
Remember, when the twilight shadows gather,
And the long day for ever more j. past
When cattle TO their sheds are slowly turning,
When tired reapers gam their homes at last.
Remember, when the pale sud moon has risen,
And floods silver H. ht 1855 the wood
And fair birds sweetly sing THEN evening carol,
Asif TO thank the Lord that He is good
Remember, when the night is very quiet,
Save for the gentle ripping OF the lake,
Where closed vhite lilies float softly sleeping,
Aud only passing zephyrs are awake
Remember, yet again when midnight glory,
Aud silver moon shed radiance all around,
Aud hre-Aies dart where shadows he the deepest
And heavens stars gaze sadly on the ground
Remember that left you 10 great sorrow;
Remember how you laughed and scorned my
love;
Remember how I turned away and let you;
While the pale muon shone deeply from above
Remember how my words in parting told you
That the great love you spurned as poor and
vain
Would wait, embalmed in patient sadness,
Until one day you paid me for my pain.
Remember how passed away in anguish,
Afraid TO trust my trembling voice to speak,
Because knew in all your heartless beauty
You'd scoin me more and say that was weak
Remember, then, say, in midnight silence
When hearts are sad, and tender thoughts are
rife,
That all the great deep love that then gave
you
Waits but thy touch to start again to lifo.
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(lticura
ScrOfuiOus sIuHnOrs. Ulcers,
Old Sores and Mcrcuriai At
frctiOns cured when all other
human agencies fail.

There Is no human agency can so speedily, per-
manently and economically cleanse the blood,
clear the complexion and skin, restore the halr
and cure every species OF itching, scay and scrof-
ulous humors OF the skin, scalp and blood as the
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great skin cure, Cuticua soap, an exquisite, toll
ct, bath and nursery sanativs, and Cuticura re-
solvent, the new Blood Purifier.
Skin HumOrs, MILK Crust, Etc.
Skin Humors. Mrs s. L. whipple, Decatur,
Mich writes that her fnce, head and some parts
Of her body were almost raw. Head covered
with scabs and soreJ suffered tearfully and
tried everything Permanently cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies.
Milk Crust.-Mrs. Bowers, is3 Clinton St., Gin
cinnati, speaks oi her sisters child who was cur
cd of milk erust, which resisted al remedies tor
two years; now a tue, healthy boy, with beat
titul head of HAIR.
letter OF the hnnls-Elizabeth Buckly, Little
ton, y. H., thankfully praises the Iuticura REM
edies or II cure OF tetter OF the hands, which had
rendered them almost useless to her.
Scuid Head, AiOpecia, Etc.
seald Head III. A Raymond, auditor +. W,
j. * :. Il. r. Jackson, Mich, was cured OF scald
head OF nine years duration by the Cuticuia
kemedes.
Falling of the Hair Frank A. Bean, Steam
Fire Engine &, Boston, Was cured OF aOpecia or
fail ny OF the hair by the CuticuIa comedies
VII eli completely restored his halr when all said
he would lose II.
Dandruh.- Thomas Lee, 1876 frankfort Ave,
Phil ide phia afflicted with dundruh which ~
twenty years had covered his head with scales
one quarter OF IN inch IN thickness cured by the
GuleuIa Remedies,
Cuticura Remedies are prepared by Weeks &
Potter, Chemists und druggists, $50 Washington
street. Boston, and are Tor sale by all druggists
Price OF Cuticuu, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
20 cents; large box sl Cuticura kesolvent.
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. Cutieura
Medicinal oiet soap, IS cents. Cuticura Medi-
email shaving SOAP, - cents; in bars for BARRIERS
and large consumers 81 cents. All mailed tree
on receipt OF prIce.
Send ior illustrated Treatise on the skin.
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ond the liver; especially the first
so as to perform their functions
perfectly aud YOU will remove AT
least ninete-n-twentieths of all the
ills that mankind is heir to, in this
or any other climate. Hop Bitters
is the only thing that will
give perfectly healthy, natural ac-
ton To these two organs.
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Miss Dora Young, daughter Of
The late Brigham Young by his
Eighth wife. has left Utah, hating
the doctrines Of polygamy, and,
with considerable money, will make
her home 10 one Of the States.
She says the law against polygamy
is a nulity, because the Elders can
arrange that no ceremony can
he proved within two years, after
which nothing can be done with
offenders. Mormon women are
working against the admission OF
Utah as a State until after poly
gainy is abolished.
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DRoBATE ORDER.
stn,e ~ Michigan. Count,

State OF Michigan, County OF Alpena.-ss.
At session of tho Probate Court, for tho coun-
" of Alpena, holden Mt the Probate office, In the
city Of Alpha, ON the 9th day Of January, A. ID.
1881.
Present, O. s. ! ester, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Meade Mccartney,
deceased.
of James Lewis, praying that George J. Robinson
may he appointed administrator Of the estate OF
Thoreupon IL 10 ordered, that Monday, the 2ist
dav OF February, 1884, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
De a.sirns for the hearing Of said petition, and
mat the heirs nt Law Of said licensed and all
other persuns interested In SAID estate, are 70.
ouired 20 appear Mt q session Of said court, then
"a be holden ct the Probate Office, In the city OF
Ilpena. and show cause, ifnny there be, why the
nr,sver OF the petitioner should not be granted
And il Is further ordered that said petitioner Civ,
notice 10 the persons interested In said estate Of
the pendsncy OF said petition. and the bearing
thereof, BY causing copy OF this order 70 oe pub
iisbed IN tbe AIrxrA WEEKLY ARGUS, news
, ,onsI nrintsd and circulated in said county
Of Apens, three successive weeks previous 70 ssio
DAY OF nearing O. 6. LESTER,
ledge Of Probate
"A txns saDyJ ~sve
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pened to him he had thought nevel
could happen to him again, after
the desolate, waste time in his life
when Isabel Lisle had married
another.
He hal thought never to renew
his faith and trust ia woman. He
had no hope nor wish that the
wreck that he had belle we'd him
self in love and passion should ever
he made anew. And then, right
in the debris of bis affections
Vivian Gwyneth had come with
sympathy and healing.
Until, standing and watching her
tonight, the fairest, brightest star
in Mrs. Wizards brilliant assem-
blage, Theo. Edmerton knew he
loved her.
Until he was wondering what
the remnant of his heretofore un-
blessed life would be worth to him
if, when be asked lovely Vivian for
her love, she should withhold it.
For he had made up his mind
slowly, during the past few weeks,
that he was warranted in asking
her.
He was almost sure she cared
for him, and yet, if it should so
happen that she did not
An hour aftsrward he stood be-
fore Vivian Gwyneth, alone with
her, in the fragrant, half-dim fern
cry, with his handsome face pale
with passionate pleading, his eyes
full af masterful tenderness, as he
told her how he loved her, and ask
ed for her sweet self in return.
And Vivian 7
! think it was the sweetest way
woman ever gave herself to her
lover, that which she did in her
own perfect way, so proud, so ten
der, 30 cbarmingly shy:
Before / answer you." she said,
lifting her glorious eyes to his in a
swift. radiant little glance-"be.
fore | answer yon, let me show You
this the picture of him ! have
loved all my life. Even as baby
l began to worship it. 1t was ny
IDEAL have worn it night and
day. Would you care to have me
tell you what you wish, knowing
wha, ] have told you?'
a gaspiug sort Of vague fear
rreit chilly over him in that one
Instant when she laid a diamond
"rdstei gold locket in his hand.
And then be opened it to look
into his own eyes-the picture he
had given Isabel Lisle nineteen
years before.
She smiled into his astonished
face.
"You don't knOw--no one knows
hut my dear adopted parents
that am Isabel Isles child; but
| knew you, Theo, the first time /
saw you, and | think, If / had not
had mammals locket, / should still
have known you from her letters
and diary / have kept. Are you
sorry l am mammals daughteri"
Was it possible-was it possible
Isahel's child!
Then all the passion came ra-
dainty back to his pale face and
astonished eyes, as he held out his
arms caressingly.
81 think your mother has given
you to me. I loved her, but not
as love you, oh, my little one |!
Vivian, will you come to me? Will
you give yourself to me I"
And she stepped inside the out
stretched arms, and laid her bright
head on his breast, and made him
realize that it was for his highest
human happiness that fate had
seemed so apparently cruel in all
those past dreary years, which
now, in one little moment, blotted
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THEO'S LOVE.

ANU AsO As
Isabel managed to get through
with the ceremony very cledita'
bly, Indeed. She had succeeded IN
looking queenly aud elegant and
Mr.. Van Nerst bad shown all hl,
pride in hi, handsome eyes when
he looked at her.
She hai not trcmblrd mr. APP
peuIe,i in the least nrr'uu>, but, a.
her fist hrldrslnai, said, hrba, e'i
as though she was in the LauIt al
getting married ever! day.
Alter the cerrmou! she had gone
through the te'IIuu, reception, aud
stood, yet serlou~, grave, yet pleas
ant, while her dear five hundred
friends kissed her, aud took her
baud, and congratulated hrl--her
feminine ilirud>, Who, IN their Sc
cret suuls, were ,u,iuu> 81 hei
good luck III having secured the
handsome, stately man beside her,
who filed hi, position aud dad the
houors rs prince Of the royal
blood might have doue--whose
name was a power IN social aud po-
li,ical circles, aud who had cuude-
sceuded from his high estate to
WOO lovely Isabel Lislr.
And now they were married
and "a" Ceremony, reception and
breakfast were over, aud well Ove r,
and Mrs. Van Verst had retired to
change her toilet of white satin
and lace, pearls aud diamonds, aud
white roses, for the charming trav-
cling costume of ecru silk and
Persian embroidered garnet CASH
mere.
Just little to the surprise of
the gay girls who were supposed to
be indispensable on the moment
uous occasion, Isabel told them
she really very much preferred at
tending upon herself, and, as Isa-
bel usually had her own way, Ma
bel aud Maude left her with q
loving saucy little protest.
Aud she laughed, and turned
them out, and then regardless OF
the magni6cence of her trailing
bridal robes, unmerciful of the rare
and costly white roses she crushed
SO ruthlessly, this bride of an hour,
when she had locked her door and
dashed down the curtains, flung
herself on her knees beside the
lounge, in o perfect ecStacy OF
grief-knelt there, shiveling aud
praying.
She could not cry ; it seemed as
IL all her tears had forever left
her eyes To curdle around her
heart" She dill not even make
tie slightest sound, but, oh ! the
awful. uu-peakallc, pent up agon!
Sue suffered, uI.til shr played God
10 let her die as sbe Was, OF else
remove the burden.
Aud the why aud the wberefo Z
was, that sinre The night aud houi
eighteen months before, when she
aud Theo. Edmelton had parted
10 proud. indignant cOldness--
they two who had worshipeh each
other NJ even fGnd lovers not often
worship-Isahel Isle had never
spent Que happy moment. Not
once had she heard Of him or from
him. He had disappeared a.
thoroughly from society NJ though
he were dead, and 81 how could
she have known that 10 his piqne
and s,ubbornuess, and unyieldine
pride, he had put the ocean, for
eign countries, deserts, between
them.
All she knew wns, he made M
sign; all she realized was, he haf
gone 90 far 10 his displeosure as t.
give her no oppoi tunity 10 hel
psnitent relenting, to I've reconciled
And now, this fair, bright day sh'
was Eorace Van Verst's wife.
Some one raped softly on thu
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A PLACEMENT NoICTE.
DRUBATE ORDER.

state Of Michigan county OF Presque Isle,-ss
at a session OF the Probate Court tor said coun.
ty, held at the Probate Office in the village OF
iogers city, on The 9Th day OF February, lssl.
Present, Hon. John Wick, Judge of ~ obate.
In the matter of the estate Of Frederick Burn
ham, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
of Julia Burnhnm ct nl
Thereupon 1t IL ordered, that Thursday, the
Sd day OF .Jnrch, 1851, nj ten o'clock in the fore-
noon be assigned tor the hearing of said PETITION,
and that he heirs Nc law OF said deceased, and
all other persons interested in SAID estate are re-
quired to appear at "a session of said Court, then
TO be holden AZ the Probate office. the village OF
kogers city, and show cause II any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not he granted
And It u further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the tendency Of said petition, and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy 1T this order
to be published In the Alpena Weekly ARGUS,
u newspaper published, printed and circulated In
the county of Alpepa, an adjoining county.
tno newspaper being printed OF published In the
said county Of Presque Ise,) three successive
weeks previous TO said day Of hearing.
"a true copyl JOHN WICK.
496w4 Judge Of Probate.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For Catarrh.
Complete Treatment, 81.

sanford's Radical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent
and Improved Inhaler, wrapped IN one package,
with full directions, and sold by all druggists
for 81. Ask for Sanford's Radical Cure.
From a simple cold or influenza 10 the rotting,
sloughing and death Of tho senses Of smell,
taste and hearing, this great remedy is supreme.
Poisonous mucous accumulations are removed,
the entire membrane cleansed, disinfecte' {,
soothed and healed, head and voice cleared,
smell, taste and hearing restored and constiiu-
tional ravages checked. Thus, externally and
internally does this great, economical remedy
work. instantly relieving and permanently cur
ing the most aggravated and dangerous forms
| Of CataTrh.
General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
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A gentleman the other evening
objected to playing cards with q
lady, because be said, she had such
a wining way about hsr.--Free
Press.