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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29
LOCALITIES.
valentines at Harris

valentines at Harris.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Piumes and tips, cheap, at'Bapman's.
Get you one OF Reinhardt's fine overcoats
Artistic job printing at the HERALD job
office.
Fancy goods and notions at cost at Bau-
name.
For wines, liquors and cigars go to Grad
docks.
Ladies approve Of your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner at the Board of Trade res
Go to supper at the Board of Trade res.
taurant.
For fashionable clothing, 20 to Rein
hardt's.
&c to breakfast. at the Board OF Trade
restaurant. =,
Telephone A. @. Garrett, Jr.. for all
kinds OF feed.
Every day hot lunch at the Boa:d
dssaloon.
Telsphose Daugherty's feed store Tor MI
kinds Of feed.
L. Craddock keeps the best OF liquors for
holiday drinks.
Letter heads, bill heads, envelopes at the
HERALD jon Office.
Tho best Work IN the city al lowest rlCesP
at the HERALD job office.
Get buffalo meat and fresh butter from A.
L. Bouche, S2S Main street.
For all kinds Of horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene &. Seay.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Sold by w. n. Patterson q 90.
Every body says that Craddock's liquors
are his fAvorite above all others.
Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
fits a specially. Go TO Baumans.
We are not on the corner, but Reinhardt
Is the place for first-class clothing.
Fifty ladies' suits worth $40 to sl2, we
sc II at $3.50 to 81 80, at Bauman's.
A few secondhand pianos for sale cheap
at &. il. Edwards, 725 Main street.
CIoaks and dolmans selling half their
price at Bauman's. 706 Elm street.
Everything in the grocery line for the
house-keeper Mt Bryan d Brsdshsw's.
Ladies are invited to call and price our
goods, at +. BAuman's, 7O6 Elm street.
Ladies are invited n call and price our
goods. at L. Baumsn's, 200 Elm street.
Fresh butter, eggs, snd every thing IN the
grocery line ut Bouche's, s2s Main street.
To the wholesale trade We offer great in
ducements. i. Basmsn, 7O6. Elm street.
One thousand head Of stock cattle for
sale in kaufman county:
kaufman. Texas. Jan. L, 1884.
foR Rksr-Tbe two stores under opera
house. Apply to A. ID. ALpHIDoE.
623 Kim street. secretary.
c. w. Pierce, NJ. D., physician and sur
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Honesty is the best policy" in art, ns in
any business transaction. | have neither
dude" patrons nor employees. No suicides
on account of being caricstured at my
studio. My constantly increasing city and
transient patronage 10 eurantee That
photography is producing honest returns.
make specially OF nothing but fine work,
and offer no premiums for sittings. The
work have on exhibition is my own pro-
ductiou. / do not follow, but lead. Those
who have been particularly unfortunate In
not obtaining satisfactory photos are invited
to call and have sittipgs. No money 1c'
cepted for work not wholly satisfactory.
w. McCLELLAS, Artist.
7O5 NJ ain Street.
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7e3 Main Street,
THE CITY.
u TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE

rHI TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
The shove company loans money on one
GIVE years time, at reasonable rates OF in
tGsst, secured by deed Of trust on i'm
proved lands, large farms, stock ranches,
end city property. 1t also deals in vendors
lisn notes; negotiates sales Of ranches, cat
tis, and bonds OF every description; and
&c., . general financial and agency busi-
nso In the State Of Texas and Europe.
o. L. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
@ce606 Main street. Dallas. Texas.
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MONEY TO LEND

In sums OF 5000 to $4,000 for term Of
ysars on pastures or large farms. Apply
% ehattuck & Hoffman, As Union street,
Kew Orleans, or to the following attorneys
Or information: Chas. Fred. Tucker, Dial.
Lee; J. F. Csops.. Fort Worth; Hopkins &
Dudleieh, Henrietta; Hancock e. Shelley,
Austin; Simpson & James, San Antonio;
l6sC~npbell & Givens, Corpus Christi; II.
7. Eieridge. Gainesville.
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Elegant Wedding Cnrds. I,
The HKnALD job Office has just received
. kree snd complete assortment OF the
most exquisite wedding cards OF latest DE-
signs ever brought TO this CITY; Gall ana
sxsmir.e lls.a. Purcb ssiBe in large qusn-
sisies for casb, thereby securing all dis
counts. they ere furnished ct remarkably
1oW prices.
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How to Dress for n Picture.
Dress your babies in white for photo
graNh, which should be taken in the tore.
r,oon Is they are more liable to be fretiul
later In the day. Ladies should bs we'll
pleased with the ft and style OF their
dress. Avoid gay colors and cosmetics on
their babies to my art gallery. Very few
photographers possess patience or desire to
take pictures Of small children. Not so
with myssll, as l am always glad TO sec
their bright little faces. Call and SEQ my
new styles, j. II WsBsrER.
FOL Elm street.
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You pc invited TO call at w. McClellan's
studio, 7o5 Main street, and examine pic.
lures copied and enlarged. life size, finished
style Of picturee, % we'll o. all styles OF
photographs. Q speciality. Visitors to the
CITY are particularly welcome.
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The pure, unsdnitsrated tea as Il Is
picked nom the trees and imported In
original ope-pourd tin caus Is the best tea
to 6uy. Sold at so cents pound at Loeb q
Freiberg'e.
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Manager Dallas Telephone Exchange.

Members OF the Heofew Benevolent asso-
citation are each and every oas urgently re-
oussted to be present Mt meeting held
Sunday. January q At $50 p. M, IT /. o.
b. b. hall. Business Of great Importance
among which purchase OF = new cemetery.
BY order Of b. DAvr, president
A, NICHOLSON, secretary.
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w. Y Clnll

w. Y. Club.
Members OF w. +. Club are requested to
meet st ONCE Of Messre. Dexter q Ferguson.
Wednesday evening ct $50 O'CLOCK. A full
attendance desired. w. II. GArEEs.
Secretary.
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Firei Firsii Fireiii
Secure the Baboock Fire extinguieher
are. p. H. HKExEsr 4 Co.,
State Agents, Galveston, Texas.
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Sand or telephone your orders to re-
whirk, plumber. 4oG Elm street.
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Orr ready made stock OF boots and shoes
will be cold on nine moaths time or liberal
discount for cash. Ne intend to close
them out In the next thirty Gays. Call and
secuEe bargains.
HuNsrABLR Boor & SHOE COMPANY.
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The tea we sell in oae-poupd tin cans at
50 cents O pound il imported IN original
packages. II Is positively unadulterated
and retains ito original aroma and Is very
Cheap. Loeb & Frsiberg.
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thsyer. OF Bourbon,
Ind, sayp: both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption cure. Sold
BY w, II. Patterson h Co.
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TO LOAN,
A few thousand dollars on one years
Zine on real estate. Apply at once TO
EDWARD CRAY. Attorney,
IA Main street.
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Coal, Coal.
Coal at lowest market figures In car load
lots, by the ton or in smaller quantities.
Send in your orders go the Gas Cos. Once.
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To Make Room We Offer for Thirty Days
our sat,ns, trimming. sllks, hseiery, cor
sets, veilingr, flowers, ribbons, ladies' jack
cts, ulstere, dress goods. embroideries. iaces,
gloves and full line OF fancy goods, too
numerous to mention, at and below cost, at
T. Bauman's 7C6 Elm.
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Why will you cough when Bhiloh's Cure
will give imme diste relief. Price 10 cents,
so cents and 81. Sold By w. II. Patterson
4 90.
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Just read Craddock's brands Of whistles,
Guckhenheimer rye and Nelson and Lin
coin county goods, pure old kooer'son
county and fine peach and apple brandy
vines Gins And cordials.
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has already saved its members one and q
half million dollars over old line rates.
Colonel @. ]. Penn. deputy. now in Dallas.
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Coke Cheap Fuel.
Cheaper, cleaner and better than wood o.
coal, at So per ton.
DALLAS Orr GAS LroHr Co.
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Ladies' and Gents fine Gold Watches
and Chains cheaper than ever before at II
Anatin,s. 6l2 Main street.
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Fashionable novelties In fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets at Mrs.
Il. Chestnuts on Elm street next TO
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Acksr's celebrated English Remedy for
coughs, colds and consumption. Sold by
w. II. Patterson 4 Co.
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Use Acker's English Remedy for con
sumption. Sold by W. II. Patterson q Co
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Call on Fl. Hamilton and examine fine
lot OF steel epgravings, oil paintings and
water cslored srtotypss inst received.
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ChcNp FueI.
Coke reduced to e6 90 per ton. which Is
cheaper than wood or coal.
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shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure is
sold by us on guarantee. IL cures con-
nrnnfinn. Bold By W. H. Patterson & Co.
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Closing out at aud below cost 70 make
room for spring goods ~ Esumsn's.
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The HxRALD buys Its job stock IN large
quantities ~ low prices and its customer
get the benefit.
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0eo Printing.
eat come elegant work 1t very low pr1ces
r yOu want good work ct living prices, call
= he HzRALB Job Office.
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Some clothing house in Dallus must take
the lead. Look out for Reinhsrdt.
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For Lame Back, Side. or Chest, useShi
ich's Porous Plaster. Price 70 cents. Sold
bv w. H. Patterson Il Co.
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Purdy & Randall At the Board Of Trade
saloon set every morning one OF the finest
spreads in the city. Hot soups, meats, etc.,
iio !, orn and cfparn.
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For Sale,
A small stock Of family groceries, at a
good stsnd, centrally located, with o Dice
CITY trade established. Satisfactory rea-
sons river for selling. Address Is. o., care
HEAALp 0ffice.
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Shiloh's Cure viii immediately relieve
croup, whooping cough, and bronchitis
Sold by w. II. Patterson Il Co.
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T. Is. A.
The cheapest and best institution on
earth. Protection at actual cost, basel on
mortality. Colonel G. j. Penn, deputy,
now In Dallas.
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A nasal injector tree With each bottle OF
ShiIoh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price 30 cent?.
Sold BY w. II. Patterson a Co.
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Closing out ut ana oelow cost 10 m AXE
room for spring goods a. Bsuman's.
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T. II. a.
creates for the poor man an instantaneous
estate Of from ono thousand to hve thous-
and dollars. which can be msiatsined at
one. half the taxes and fire insurance on an
EQUAL amount of city property. Colonel
a. i Penn deputy low In Dallas.
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Guaranteed TO cure Ccid or Cough.
Acker's celebrated Enplieh Remedy. Sold
by w. 81. Patterson 4 Co.
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Lsdles' furnishing goods and bridal out
lits specially. GO 10 Bauman's.
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Old Jumbo panted-T. P. too, painted;
A par Of pants had they,

To Make Room We Offer for Thirty Days
our satlns. trimming, silks. hosiery, corsets,
veilings, flowers, ribbons, ladies' jackets,
ulsters, dress goods, embroideries, laces,
gloves and fun line OF fancy goods, too
numerous TO mention, at aud below cost, at
u. Bsumans. T06 Elm.
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Group, whoopine Ucugh, and even ASH
ma Immediately relieved by Acker's En-
gli.h Remedy. Sold By ". H. Pattsrsen
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Cloaks and doItnsns selling half their
price at Bauman's 706 Elm street.
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, Jerseys. Jerseys, at prices 70 suit, at Bsu.
mans.
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Jerseys. Jerseys. Al prices to su IL. at Bau
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Ord's Place makes no pretensions, II is all
truth. 1t is supplied with the best brands
of whisky, the finest wines, the purest liq-
uors and the choicest cigars. No. ia La
mar street; Frank Cauthorn manager.
Trimmed and unframed hats and bon
nets at your own price 1t Bauman's.
Trimmed snd untrimmsd hats and bon
nets ct your own prize ct Bauman's.
The HERALD JOB Ofics does the leading
business of the city. Dos't forget II.
Fifty ladies' suits worth $40 TO $l2, We
sell at SO. 10 10 $3.50. ct Bsuman's.
The largest assortment OF type in the city
to select tom at the HERALp job Office.
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e :: .so's;;; ,:s: ), 3, f "a. ,!ss ss.
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A Card.
To tue Dallas telephone subscriber:
In assuming charge OF the Dallss tele-
phone exchange wish to say That IT is my
desire and intention, with tue assistance OF
my superior officers, to give You the best
telephone system possible under existing
circumstances. or course It Will require
months to entirely perfect the system a3 1t
stands. In the mean time We ask your
inst consideration. and | assure you all just
com plants will receive prompt attention.
Respectfully.
q. A. READ.
Monagar Dallas Telephone Eychsuge
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

t. " NiclaNs Farming Lauds-on five to
NO. rel' linc. Interest nine per cent per an
=" NtplN Ia GRO. W JACkrOS,
LOCI Bon lig Waco. Texas
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A verdant-lookiug couple, evidently
from the far Inferior, called at the CITY
Clerks office the O'her day, apparently on
delicate errand. 1t was quite easy to
see from the plentiful white ribbons which
decked the bonnet al the girl, and the
white gloves in which her hands were in.
cascd, that she was prospective bride.
The young man was very bashful, and
notwithsta nding several nudgss and whis
pered promptings from his lady love, hs
could not master up courage to state his
GRAND. But the genial clerk helped him
over his dilemma and asked:
no you wish marriage license"
ave do" responded the maiden.
The necessary blank forms were pro.
duced, and the clerk asked the usual aurs.
tons concerning the genealogy and family
history Of the candidate f.r matrmpny
slipped away to n seat in the corner, while
the hride-to.be gave the required Informs
ton.
The maiden hiin- of the groom. M lih
erS' queried the clerk.
This was too much. She was not
sup" in the intricace, vi the family his.
tory of her intended husband
"Sanwell Snmwellw she called
"What was your mothers maiden namer
"How should | know anything about
~" responded Sainwull. "Sh- died d
great many yeais before was born"
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Politene-- Rewarded.

"Will you be kind enough, sir, to holi
this ram Tor me while open this gatef It
IL fastened on the inside, aud I must climb
over"
This modest request was made yest-r.
day by man who was standing at "A gate
OH lonely road running out OF New Dprp,
Staten Island, and 1t was addressed to a
stalwsrt sailor who hal just come up.
The only other living object visible ON tue
long, straight road was the large black
ram, whose ma ,sive crooked horns were
being held by the man rs the two stood
quite still in front ot the gate.
"Why, sartinly, shpmste," said the
Obliging tar, a. he seized the big horns
and relieved the first holder.
The latter climbed quickly over the gate.
al thank you very much" he sal pO
litely. when he got to the other side. "Nou
will be surprised to hear that never saw
that ram before to-day, The brute a.
tackled me about half AN hour ago and We
have been tussling together ever since. A.
long as you stand before him holding hi,
horns firmly he can't hurt you much.
Good by. hope you will be AZ lucky m
getting away from him a. have been"
The New porp man, when telling this
story last night, neglected TO repeat the
sAilor's rssly. He did net know What 10
eArDA Of kn-
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Trinidad, take it all in all, is the most
delightful island in the whole chnin u
the Antilles. have come through The
entire group from Sombrero to the
Spanish Main. II is true that the
scenery Of St kits, Dominica, or St.
Vincent may be more Wild or rugged,
or that OF Martinique and its capital
more quaint and curious but take each
island in iu entirety and ! say that
Trinidad exc4ls them all We sighted
the north coas, early one bright morn.
ing and ran along beneath the tree-clad
hifs for many miles, drawing near the
famous Baoas towards midday. To any
one who has read Kingsley's AT Last.
the name of the bscas will Suggest
huge, towering rocks, clad from base y
pinnacle with tangled vegetation bu'
at the time We ran between Them thl'
was not their appearance. The hot snI
Of n long, dry season had withered ~
Tie flowers aud foliage, leaving oil!
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The culinary 'partmcni like The other
mini,tration, is followed with u good deal
" care and soicituds by the Executive,
snd it is doubtful 1t his policy has any
where been carried out more in accordance
with his wishes than iii the kitchens Of III.
White House, presi led over by Howard
Williams. Mr.. Arthur found cooks 10 tho
Executive Mansion OF very inferior order.
President Hayes had had the state din
ners prepared outside and sent in on ing
hand. barrows, aud tho Diplomatic COR rs
were actually put on with "A salad coffee.
ice-cream lunch, followed by "a crowded
reception and no wine. Mr., Arthur
changed all this when he secured the serv
ices of Steward Howard Williams, who
for twelve years had been III the employ
of Roscoe Conkling. MIR. Williams is well
educated. Of tins address nd colored. HIS
chef, NJ. Fortin, was brou sht from New
York, where he had cooked for J. j. As
tor, Jay Gould and pinari. and was given
. salary Of 81 500. Mr.. Williams salary Is
not known. BY an ingenious plan devised
by Mr.. Arthur and Mr.. Williams the thir
ty-six plate table in the State dining.roon
gas enlarged so that htty-fJur persons
could be accommodated. Last winter
there were nine State dinners, ami as each
menu must be different Mir. Williams was
A. times the most overworked member Of
the Government. At the Diplomatic din
ner in February there were served twel We
kinds Of wines and liquors.
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The Princess do Metternich. Amhasss
dress Of Austria in Paris luriuS the Sec.
ond Empire, was in her boz ~ the opera in
1861, when. Tor the first tune, "lannhauSer"
Was given in the French capital The
whole house rose in tunultuuus disap-
proval Of the opera and It's composer vote.
ing in its Kisses the opinion Of the court
aud the town. Nine. de Mctternich, pale
and daumtless. rose, and, leaning forward,
her fan shiyering in her narvolsly
clenched hands, deiied and apostrophizod
the audience with these words. "Io NOR.
row you win adore wha, you condemn to.
dag ~ The paradox Of thirteen wears ago
has becons AN nX ON, aud the huutei
Wagner has gained the freedom Of every
operate stage IN the civilized world.
His noble adherent, the woman who had
such implicit trust in him and such con.
Tempt for The stability and verdict Of pub.
ic opinion, has Just visited Paris. Time
ma not altered her She is still what She
WAS then, when her plainn-,s Of feature,
h"r strange and piquant ugiues., WAS re.
deemed toy "A supreme elegance, the trali-
ton OF which Is losing itself every day.
She was unaprroached in wit. rcpartce.
freedom of manner and speech, whether
she sang the most rtsqne songs OF Theresa
( IN the salons OF her embassy, or headed
the fast and furious rcvels of Compiegnc.
! She used 10 say of herself that she "was
the best dressed ape in Paris" She played
al cards TO the very limits of gambling. at
| tended races, acted in private thcatricals,
was the life and soul, the fairy and imp 81
the court of folly and mad pleasure which
surrounded Napoleon III; aud yet in the
| midst Of her most audncious de-.
hnnce of social rules. she was ever
| the naughty Austrian, the proud nmhassa-
dress, the indomitable daughter of the
prlncely father who made "A bet that he
/ would ride his horse up and down
| the stars OF iivr.storicd house
mi won it, She had the original ard sin.
gular idea of founding Club NJ U-ly
Women, and more singular sull, she ac.
tuallv prevailed upon five others to hes
| come members There was "a countess with
justly esteemed literary name, "A clever
! Marquis whose title recalls one of the mo st
| picturesque enviruns OF Paris, IA charming
woman lame like rallevrand, of the pur.
| est lrgiumI,t faith, renowned for hor re-
partees, and II Russian princess. But
there tho recruits stopped. Beyond those
the intorinrity of their other nttrac' ions h.
| hlhzpn proudly the confession OF their want
OF hoauty, and the club dies LAID, died II
natural aud premature death, spi tue
valiant attitude OF til" founder, with her
raven hair, large black eyes, and Calmucl
features.
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