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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
LOVE AND DUTY,

A dImpled cheek and low. broad brow
Are part Of beauty 'ssnale;
The low voice and the CHEEKY laugh
VIII drive away dull care,
The light. quick step and dainty HANDS
Home comforts uoYrepare.
On. q wouan'E greatest beauty
For home and husbands good,
Is 10 yield 10 love aud duty
And be crowned with motherhood.
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A PLUMBER has joined a theatrical com.
ppiany. Ills specially will be preparing the
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EIY'S
CREAM BALM

has gained an enviable
reputation wherever
known. d!splacing all
other preparations. An
article OF undoubt.d
merit ls convenient
and cleanly. It causes
no pain nor Eneezing.
1t Is nOta
Liquid or SnuK.
Apply by tho finger
into the noStrils. 1t
will DO AFFORDED, Of.
ectually cleanEing the
nasal passages Of ca
tarrhal virus, causing
Iys inflammation, pro-
Is OF the head from I'D.
leals the sores and re-
! smell. Beneficial re.
: applications, A thor
the HEAD. HEADACHE
Of MUCOUS membranRl
ar. BY mail. prepaid
eceived. Sold by all
Sta. 10 -l.
" BROTHERS.,
n4vl5ta. Owego. N. 7.
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Horsford's Acia Phosphate = Well
Pleased.
Dr.. @. Roberts, Winchester, Ill.,, says; "
have used 1t with entire satisfaction In cases
Of debility from age or overwork, and In Inc.
brlases and dyspep,ics, and am we'll pleased
with Its effects. ~ T7hsAw
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MEDICAL.
@EEm
EaTXijXYsSSE
rnngemcni Of LIVER. bowels and Kldaeys

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER,
lad breath: Palm In the Side, sometime, the
pain Is felt under the Shouldef.blade, mistaken for
Rheumatism. general lo,s Of appetite; Bowels
generally eostive sometimes alternating with laIi
the head |, troubled with pain. Is dull and heavy,
WIZ considerable los q memory. accompanied
which ought to have been done; slight, dry eouak
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken for consumption; the patient complains
Of wearnes, and debility; nervous, ca,ly startled,
teet cold or burning, sometime, priekly sensation
Of the skin exists; spirits arc low and despondeni.
felal yet one can hardly summon up forttude 10
try tin fact, dhtrusts every remedy. Several
Of tho above symptoms attend the dlSeaSe, but ca,el
have occurred when but few Of them existed, vel
examination after death has shown tho Liver 10
have been extensively derangsd. ~
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Whatever other bards may Sing
Concerning womAn's lovellness,
There 10 1t least one certain thing
Thatevory man egIeea tO-thiN
a pretty mouth Is frSt "the no."
Though other charms DO mi,Sinq:
4 little sweet one, Just you know.
Ono that you'd iesl like ki,hinR.
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O,,.s.sls on Hood mud sAIn Diseases m'''s'
hS @'pF'' THE SWIFT srEcIFlc CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
SE6&ee, !S' ~ --'' jr3
an lYtnufs.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL. ---
POTASH!

,,,r 1, one oil the ss'onSes! OF .ne
pt..sOi R!AsIus.'' clae, and has produced much
,Is,,, aed ID nsn TAKEN for long time and
n.'s % ne :, Sg ,Ie, uplhe gastric juices !mp.ln
b .s' doe' ' "u' ,slules food and tho pa
Ittlra, to ''Ci u.t,h ana weight. Persons with
s,.tttciias, u r nt ,houla be c'reiul how
Eaa o. s ;sa,s r,rcfsl pOl'Ou', Al In mot IN.
M tile nee Ht' ,S.,n Is to almost permanently
,,ssa ea,S ,.",i,a, Toake the place Of these
ir,.Ir he S"n'' .".' .a,e ,uc, prompt and pet
p0a's, SII ic sp your troubles, sw.is,sgeoilo
r.a's'I Isl., ,s,,,.elc ptcp.ns!ou and is' cay
s'a. .yIse. you 81 n n''S''
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


4 LEXANDER BONE, sR.,
Sst.y Public, General Business and Licensed
he.l htA:e Agent, Stock and Money Broker
Dsttk Leases, Acknowledgements. and Psrtncrkhip
Agreements drawn up, aeIchauts' and MAnufac-
u!en' H9n opened, ilourcS Rented, Rents Col.
lesd, Collections promptly remi.tcd-all business
easjondence conadeGtially attended To-. No,
l@ MARKET street, "0tt's Block" corner Market
a:a rts!ltA Streets. Wheeling. ". Va. no17
r. 0. SMITH,
Heal Esiaie Agent md Stock Broker.
sNcAl attention given 10 collecting rents and
HcgeEra! ualiaseMrnt OF Kca! Htatc.
I'D MAIN STREET,
Aal Wheeling, ". Va.
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1t should DO used by NIL persons, old and
young, whenever any OF tho above
symptoms appear.
Timo and Doctors Diils will 10 saved
by always keeping tho Regulator

-T-- In Tho 1IOuNei
For. whatever the allment may be, thoroughly
sale purgntive. Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is hnrmleNs
and docs not Interfere With businc,s or
pleasure. Va
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s0rDyspepsia,
Costivouess,
Sick Headache,
G hronio Dlar.
rhtpa. Jauhdicc.
linpurlty " tho
Blood, Fever and
Aguc, Malaria,
ni',l nil Diseases
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plTIsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
i LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RoUTk
(AEa u :ss:.z;;;ss: -; E ;sa.:;
Time table Tor East and West corrected 10 JUNE
"A, 1883. 80. IRE -'El' = - -
Trains leave Panhandle Station; foo. OF Eleventh
street. near Public Landing. "a follows; =
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have been extensively deranssd. IN
1t should DO used by NIL persons, old md
young, whenever any OF tho above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In I'm.
healthy Localities. by taking dose oecasIon.
ally keep The Liver In healthy action, Will avoid
sea, Dro~sne.., Depression Of Spirits, etc. IL
viii insiHorate like glass Of wine, but L. NO In.
toIlcating beverage.
II You havo eaten anything hard Of
diHcstion. or feel heavy after meals, or slccp-
less at night take dose and you will be relieved.
Tino and Doctors Hills will DO saved
by always keeping tho Regulator
In tho Housed N- %.
for, whatever the ailment may be, thoroughly
Sale purgntive. Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is hnrmlcNs
AND docs not Interfere With business or
pleasure.
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE. m
ana has al! the power and efficacy Of Calomei or
Vunne. without any OF the injurious after effects.
Governors Testimony.
simmons Liver Regulator has been In use In my
family for some time, and am satisfied II Is :.
valuable addition to the medical science.
}. Gilt SHORTER, Governo. Of Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, OF On.
Gays: Have derived some bench, from the use Of
simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give /, a
further trial. 3 ..II,' -
"The only Thing that never fall. IN
Nclicvc."-f have used many remedies for pys.
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
~ save foun! anything to benefit me 10 the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Min.
nesea to Georgia for 1t. and would send further for
such medicine, and would advise all who arc sim.
lia'ly affected to give 1t trial as Ii seems he ony
thing that seyer falls to relieve. N'
p. NJ. JANaEy. Minneapolis, MINI,
DIR. T. W. Mason says, From art,,i ~.
pefience In the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator IN
my, practice have been and am satisfied 10 me-
and prescribe 1t as purgative medicine.
eDTake only The Genuine, which alw,v,
has on the Wrapper the rcd z Trade.Mark
and Signature Of J.H. ZEILIS & 20. (
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS
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Q Z: b Gs:t|:,e'l'liqellt1r,:.
wOnAA's aREATEsr BEAUTY,
HER WINNING sAIl.,

nicc' h0r. 70 nnu ~ F0nrI cent h Street
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Keep up the Good Work.

ATLANTA, Georgia, November 25.-
At mass meeting the colOred
citizens consider the change of admin
istration favorable to the colored people
of the south. At their request Senator
Colquitt spoke. He said the races
would be brought nearer together and
understand each other better than ever
before. He assured the colored men
tnat their rights would be guarded as
zealonsly by a democratic administra-
tlon as il they were white. Letters
were read from Coy. McDaniels and
Sen ator Broom. Speeches were made
by II. II. Queene and Major Goodwin.
Gov. CleVeland's recent utterances as
surfing negros every right they possess
should be protected by his administers
tion was read, and rocelved with cheers
of colored men.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Mixed and Missing Ballots

INDIANAPOLIS, NoY. 25.-The re-
count of The vote for the Offices of coun
ty treasurer and county commissioner
at the late election having been de>
manded by the defeated republican
candidates, the commissioners met to,
day ard began the work. They found
on entering the room IN the court
house where the ballots are kept that
the boxes of three precincts had been
carried of and the ballots of others
emptled on the floor and so mixed up
as to make it almost impossible to sep
arate them. This will probably defeat
the efforts of the candidates and secure
the election of the republican candi-
dates, as the majority of the present
successful candidates is less than So
In the circuit court this afternoon
counsel for democrats voted TO vacate
the order for recount. Judge Ayers
after hearing argument denied the mo-
tlOn
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
THEIR DEFENSE.
The Western Union and ASSOcia-
ted Press Explain,
How il Was no Cleveland but
Everything Blaine
Following the Election and Dur
ing the Campaign.
Interesting Bunch of Washing
ton Items, Including
Action by Appropriation Commit
tee and Bewster's Report.
A Very Interesting Compilation
General of News.
Illinois Legislature Democrat

CHICAGO, NoY. 25.-The canvass of
votes in the Leman> Brand contest be-
gan at 2 O'clock this afternoon and was
not completed unit late tonight. The
'esulJs Of the jury's work was not made
public officially but the Times will state
that the Brand-Leman matter was exs
amined and that it showed Brand
(dem.) received in fact about twenty
five more votes than he was credited
with on tally sheet, while Leman re-
ceIved correspondingly fewer, making
Brands majority in that precinct about
sixty instead of ten. That ballots were
all IN proper order and consecutlvely
numbered and that Brands extra vote
oyer other democrats on the ticket was
due 10 the presence of some hundreds
of republican tickets which contained
Brands name not pasted on but printed
in regular form with the rest of the
ticket.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
1t is Different i'm Virginia.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 25 Tho fol>
lowing is from well known preacher
IN southwest Vrginia: Latest advices
concerning the epidemic in Wise, Lee,
Dickinson and Buchanan counties are
heart rendlng. In Wise county within
radius of four miles are thirty cases;
IN one instance father, mother and SIX
children died, Many persons die for
want of attention; business is suspend
ed, all being concerned with the sick
and dying. Six persons were buried in
one grave yard in one day. The disease
IS assuming mIlder form in some To-
calities. Not less than 175 of the best
citizens Of Wise county have died dur~
ing the last ten days. The disease
has made its appearance in Lee county
and several deaths haye occ urred
More worthy people never called more
loudly for relief than these. They need
nurses, medicine and physicians.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26

pany, in its business relations 10 the
public. IS strictly non >polltical and nom
partisan. The employees represent
every shade of political opinion and are
in the company's service solely by vir
tue of their beng operators. What
their individual political opinions are
has never been in any case called into
question, nor have their votes eyer been
'canvassed or ascertalned, hut of those
with whom | personally come in CON
tact | know there is as manv democrats
as republicans. 1t is therefore mimi
festly absurd to charge that this com
pany could be converted into party
machine or could in any way disturb or
stitie the facts when such an attempted
conspiracy could only have been made
by the aid Of large number OF the
members of the political party which it
was designed TO injure.
Slgned NoRvIN GREEN,
President
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Coming Up.

Christmas gifts" for all, from grand
papa to the little ones, at the entertain
ment to be given by the ladies' of St.
Pauls mission. This promises to be
one of the pleasant episodes of the
season. Months ago, Mr.. Dunlop wrote
east, for articles for Bazaar to be held
before Christmas. The response is
large, IN a variety of lovely and useful
things. Mrs. Colt and many other
earnest and devout ladies of Hartford,
Waterbury and Middletown, Conn.
sent large box. Mrs. Hamilton Fish
and her daughter, Mrs. Col. Benjamin,
of New York made beautiful contrlbu>
IONS, also Mrs. TouceY whose husband,
the superintendent OF the New York
Central, sent the New York box through
free. There will be at least one novel =
ty; when Miss Dunlop returned last
spring from st. Louis, she brought ma
terials and ideas for paper fair, :"
and she has since received patterns
from the "New York Decoration So
ciety." Mrs. Rathbup. will preside
ever the postofice. Other attractIo is
will be announced later. Mrs. Wisner,
the president of the Ladies Guild, will
spare no pains in arranging for bright
and enjoyable evening.
Anthracite mines in Pennsylvania
haye combined to close down for the
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Munchansen Mulhattan Z.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-The Times
today published an interview with a
friend of John Mulhattan saying the
reported dread scourge OF West Vir>
gina and Kentucky emanates from
Mulhattan, who is now in the south.
Mulhattan is said to have spoken of the
scheme before be left Louisville. Sew.
eral people have died in eastern Ken
lucky from dysentery. but country pa
pers and correspondents do not record
any disease of the character of the 70
ported scOnrge
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
New York Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9!

NEW YORK, NOV 20.
Stocks opened firm and then declined
ITO !. AT II q. m. Lake Shore rose /
and the market firmer.
Money easy. 1@14. Prlmepaper 44@6.
Bar silver 81 08R, Sterling firm, "a s.
@2; long, "a sls; short governments
easier; state securities, quiet; railway,
quiet; stocks. at noon strong and higher
and racing at tG014.
CB& Q, 1l9; Central Pacific, 33E
d & RI &. 81; Northwest, 80; Rock Is
land, 100; ST. Paul & Ohio, 80; Union
Pacific 5Ot; Western Union, GOT
Three's 1911, AS 113s, As 1921.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Ladies to the Rescue.

QUEBEC, Nov. 2J.-A number OF
leading ladies, including the wives OF
Ex>Judge j. L Taschere, Hon. j T.. Ian
gller, mayor of Quebec, Senanor Pelle-
terie and others signed collective let
ter which was forwarded to Lady Lans-
down begging her TO lntercede with the
governor general for the comnutation
of the death sentence passed on Mrs
Boutelle, who stands respited until
Thursday next.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
New .IerSeN,S Nnfa

TRENTON, Nov. 25.-Tbe state board
OF canYassers completed the canvass
this morning the result showing CleVe-
lands plurality to be 1852 The total
vote being Cleveland 1877, 784, Blaine
l23 .432; st. John 6l55; Butter 3494. The
democrats elected Green, Redcock and
McAdoo to- congress, the republicans
elected Hires, Buchanan. Phelps and
Lahlhach
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Another Crooked Cashier

PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 25 A
Walla Walla, w. T., dispatch says the
mysterious disappearance of Herbert
Clark Massey, Idaho bank cashier, is
solved. A deficiency of from ten to
twelve thousand dollars has been dis
covered in his accounts. The defalca-
t!en will not affect the stability of the
l.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
A Bloody ARRAY.

TUCSON, Arizona, Nov 25.--A report
reached here tonight of tragedy at
Canenda copper camp, Sonora, last
Saturday, resulting in the death of six
men and the wounding of q number of
others. Some Mexicans stoned an
American teamster and other Ameri~
cans armed themselves. An attempt
by the Mexican police to disarm them
caused the affray.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
A Very Poor Shot

CHICAGO, Nov. 25 AT Monmouth.
ILL.,, this morning as b. r, o. Hubbard,
dsfaulting cashier of the First National
bank, was leaving the court house Ii
+. Thompson from Texas who sustain
sd heavy losses by reason of the banks
failure, stepped from an adjoining
building and fired five shots at Hubbard
from 3ScaIibre revolver, mono OF
which took effect. Thompson was ar
rested.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Some StOp, Others Co.

WooNsocKET, X. l., Nov. 25.-The
Harris Woolen company's mill com
lnenced running on throe quarters time
Yesterday. The North Billingham &
Caryvills Massachusetts woolen mills
Will go on three quarters time on De.
cember first.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26

cite producing companies had practic-
ally agreed on program of work for
the next year. 1t is the old allotment
plan and will be based on the total out
put of about thirty million tons. 1t is
stated that the new year will be COM
menced with encumbrances of surplus
coal and that the allotment plan will
AVOID mining maximum amount of
coal when there is only minimum
demand.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Evacuation Day.

New YORK. Nov. 25.-Iu honor of
the 101st anniversary of evacuation day
flag was holsted on the old fort In
Central Park at sunrise today. A num-
ber of tfe veterans Of 1912 assem- led
during the day and partook of dinner
after which they beguiled time by
story telling.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. "A. The CITY
OF Toxic which arrived yesterday
brought iifty-six cases of exhibits for
the Worlds Far at New Orleans.
Forty>six other cases were sent from
Shanghai direct TO New Orleans by
ateamar -
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Fresh Dairy Butter. Eggs and Gran
berries at Belden & Wilson's. k25tf

All persons having claims against the
city OF Las Vegas, whether in the form
OF city scrip, or other evidences, are
hereby requested to present the same to
the undersigned for the purpose of col>
lection, by united action, and vigor>
GUS prosecution according to law.
tt T. o. KIHLBERG.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Wrangle Over Office.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Ata meeting
of the police commissioners TODAY
Commissioner Mason entered /. protest
against Commissioner Mcclure being
allowed to occupy his (MasOn's 81 place
in the board. Mason announced il as
his intention TO carry the matter into
the coIlrtq
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
HOmeward Bound

New YORK. Nov. % 25.-Hendricks re-.
manned IN Newark last night after
having delivered his speech in that cItv
Tie came TO Jersey City this morning
where he was joined by his wife and tbe
couple departed for their homo.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Silently Stole Away.

KANSAS CRY, Nov 25.-J. g. Ellis &,
Co., wholesale notion dealers, have
disappeared after surreptitiously re-
moving :heir stock IN trade, leaving
debts behind amounting To Ten or
twelve thousand dollars.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS. CITY, Nov. 25.
Cattle receipts 1886; maaket steady;
Exports, $5 90@$6. 80; good TO choice
shipping, So. 400 $5.75; common TO med
81 75@5.15; feeders So 75@4.25; cows,
50 6O@$3. .25; grass Texas steers, SO 1O
03. .95; Colorado half breed steers So 80
@4.40. New Mexico steers, $3.30M4.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
The Western Pool.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-The Colera-
do aid Utah pool association spent the
day in detail work, making some inn
portant changes III passenger rates and
adjourned tonight.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Kentucky Goes Democratic.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 25.-The official
vote of Kentucky is, Cleveland 152, ,757.
Blaine 1854, Butler 1866, St. John
30l6; democratic majority over all
20 900
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
Coal Conditions.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Record says:
IL is stated today on the authority of
prominent coal operators, that anthro>
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26
WithdraWS,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 25.-The Burling-
ton today withdrew its cut on passen ger
rates 10 st. Louis.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26

Pretzels, Boston Bis
cults, COcOanut Drops,
Butter Waters, Iced HON.
ey bars, Graham Waters,
Soda and Oyster Crackers,
Cracker Meal--Fresh Ar
rivals.
At Belden & Wilson's.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1884-11-26

Anthracite mines in Pennsylvania
haye combined to close down for the
first six days IN December.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-19
The Proper Thing.
. ,far ,ttbe U1rlI.

II the T. Tor 81 the Horld-
~ III you niease settle this question
Ie viii s3Iie by your decision: My
brother say it is proper for a lady to
take a gentleman's arm while walking,
but | think a gentleman should take the
lady's arm. Which is correct : Please
answer In your next paper and greatly
oDhge. ROSEBUD.
Harrisville, n. G. Nov. -.
1t Is the duty Of a gentleman escorting
a lady to always offer his arm, especially
at night. A gentleman never takes a
lady's arm. Etiquette does not now require
a lady TO take gentleman's arm when
promenadiug in the day time.-Ed.
World
We have seen intimations in the news
papers in the South that the very i'm
proper and latter day custom that prevails
IN some places OF men taking Familiarity
the arm of females mas found its way in
t. some sections in the South Can this
be true? Arc there any well bred ladies'
who would allow such an Indecent famil-
iarity The charlotte Obsercer some two
years ago commented sharply upon this
lntolerahle vnlearity. Wilmington Star.
Times change, aud custom docth ditto,
ana ye Bacheloric Philosopher hath
learned to do in Rome, as Romans d.
In relation 10 things fashionable and
feminine, because when a woman wills
sac will. you may denend ont, and when
she don't she wont, and thar you come
right squar to the end on'tl Neverthe-
less, we confess, it was impossible to
reprcss q feeling Of disgust the first time
We witnessed a rair-nay there we're four
pairs ii ploccssion-hugging by moon
light as they walked the principal streets
linked by the 'arm-clutch.' That is, the
man holding the girls wrist. while her
bare arm rested against his rib, and her
unhlushiur bosom against his-wrist;
T~hjia both cf.hcm lean together" as f
:. litt. hort n one leg. This attitude
whel assumed b. i tall man, and small
wonlan, is ludicrous as well as free and
easy.
Since the Exposition began We have
seen fully fifty couples OF p~lomenaders,
some OF them resident here, going
through the motions in that style; making
Us wonder Why they didn't 20 the whole
hug or none.
Now, Fashion can be made to excuse
a good deal, but q man who Is a man, and
a gentleman, will never forget what is due
to his manhood.
a gentleman will never forget that
woman was given Into mans care and
protection, as an help meet. He will,
therefore, offer her the help of his arm,
the support of his strength, the guidance
OF his W footsteps. He will give her his
left arm to lear upon; while he keeps his
right arm ever ready to ward off danger,
or strike down the i%nsulter.
Dudes" may enjoy hugging a ladys
arm on the public streets, and il Ball
but we suppose it is the best they
can do.