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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
The Discovery OF COTE e

Toward the middle Of the fifteenth
century a poor Arab was travelling
Abyssinia, and finding himself weak
and weary from fatigue. he stopped
near grove Then, being in want Of
fuel to cook his rice, he cut down
tree covered with dead berries. The
meal being cooked and eaten the tray
eller discovered that the half burned Der
ries were very fragrant He co lccted
of these. and on crushing them
with stone he found their aroma in.
creased 10 a great extent. While won
Ierlng at this he accidentally let fall the
substance in can which contained a
small supply of water Lo. what mir
acle. The almost putrid liquid was in
SANITY purified. He brought it to his
lips; it was agreeable, and in a few mo-
nents after the traveller had so far recov
cred his strength and energy as to be
lbhe. to resume bis journcS The lucky
ri. -z'@5 gathered as many q berries as
he could carry, and having arrived a.
Arden, in Arabia, heinformcd the Muf
tt of his discovery The worthy divine
was an inveterate opium smoker who
had been suffering for wears from the
influence of the poisonous drug lie
tried an infusion of the berries. and was
so delighted with the recovery of his
own vigor that in gratitude to the tree
he called it caluah. which in AraL c
means force. And this is the way co..
fee was discovered
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

The probable securing of the Ill Legis
lature by the democrats, and the conse-
ouont election Of a democrat to succeed
Gen. Logan in the Senate, will cause
.bo senate. after The 4th of March. to
stand exactly as it docs now-3s repub-
leans 36 democrats, and Malone and
Ridilebergcr. Malone and Riddleber-
oar if so disposed, would have it in their
nownr 10 make the Senate tie, and
,h,s give the casting vote to Vice-P Pres
In, Hendricks. But Gen. Malone
Lac burned his bridges, and there is no
prospect of his acting with the democrats
and probably not much more prospect OF
Riddleberger going over to them. The
,oDnblicans may therefore with good
.oason calcnlate upon a good working
.;or;tv in the senate for two years to
o wbether they can for the two sue
.a;nc wears or not. The control OF
=. senate for the last two years of Mr.
c,..ol.nd's term may depend upon the
;.dom Of his policy in administering
:. government and the character of Iii
appointees
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

Innlbn is stiF growing. List year
there were added ~. 10 houses to this
vast center If human habitation, and
& is increase made up 36f new streets
iud one new square. and covered a dis
tsncc Of more rh,n ff'y-six miles. Yet
London builders considered 1888 a. a
bad Que for their bus mss. Since 1850
the growth Of London would make a
town larger than Liverpool, Manchester
nr Birmingham We hear 50 much Of
our own increase that we forget to look
abroad. While We move other nations
move too. aud the increase is not con
fined to EnglnnA alone H. France an J
Germany theSe is also Improvement
The general impression is that by tax
ing the great American nation. with its
fifty millions Of lcollr. ont of Europe,
rs has been done literally there must OF
course be great void No impression
rnuld be more erroneous. There is nc
void. and We are NOT missed.
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Americap-Ed Educated Cinnamon.

II may interest sone who knew the
Chinese students in the United States a
few years ago o learn that hey conduc-
ted themselves admirably in the fight
between the French and Chinese Dec Is
1t Foo Chow on the 23i of August
Kang Wing Chang, of the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology, class of SS3,
was a lcutcnent of the vessel which did
the best fighting. He it was who com
manded her when she went down firing
Yang Sin Nan, Of the same school. class
af1SS4. was midshipman on the Yang
Woo. He died, as did Siah Yah Forh
Of the same class, and Woo Yung Foo,
If the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Woo Ii Joe and Yung Shang Him, Of
the Hartford High School, also midship-
man on the Yang Woo, escaped. Yang
a nephew of Yang Wing, is hero OF
whom any country but China would be
proud.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

Fifty years age the sum II fifty thous-
and roublr- was placed in the Imperial
Bank # Russis which is to be allowed
to accumulate until 1925. when the GU
tire amount principal and interest, is
tn he handed over to the author Of the
6yU Vork on the life and reign Of Alex
sni'r | The St Petersburg Academy
pf Sciences will decide on tic merits Of
the d fcrrnt performances sent in, and
award the prize which will by that time
amount to the enormous sum of ,9lS,-
600 rouhlcs-about G300 900.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
coScREsslOSMSs.

With the Single exception " 1870.
the Congressional election of 1884 is
marked by the only democratic victory
in presidential years since 1855. The
latter year the democrats carried the
congressional election, and the House
then chosen elected Orr, Of South Car
oliua, Sneaker. In 1858 the situation
was dccid dIy mixed, and the House
then chosen finally, after eight weeks
balloting, elected Pennington, Of New
Jersey and a republican, Speaker. In
1860 The House elected was republican.
and a; its initial session the following
March selected Grow, of Pennsylvania,
FIR Speaker. In 1868 the congressional
election resulted in giving the rcpubli
cans almost if not quite, absolute con.
troll and Colfox, Of Indiana. was made
Speaker He was reelected by the
Congress chosen in 1864, and again by
the House elected in 1866. The con-
gress chosen in 1868 elected Blaine, Of
Maine, Speaker, as also did the House
chosen in 1870, as well as that chosen
in 1872.
In 1874 the first democratic Congress
for sixteen years was elected, and when
organized the subsequent March 1t.
choice for Speaker fell upon Kerr. Of In
diana, who died in office and was sue
ceedcd BY Rand II, of Pennsylvania
The congressional election Of 1875 70
suited in the first democratic victory VOL
since 1896 IN a presidential year. Th,
contest for sPeakership was between
Randall, Of Pennsylvania, and Garfield
Of Ohio, the former being chosen by
majority of seventeen votes The con
gressional election of 1873 eont;rno
the democratic success, and Randa
was re elected In 1880, the renubl
cans carried the congressional election
and the House then selected Ke;sr
Ohio, for Speaker. The COMPRESSION
contest Of 1882 reversed the verdict
1880, the democrats carrying the Hans
which when organized elected C,,Esl
OF Kentucky, Speaker The coDv,o.
Ional election of 1884, as hitberto s.,
ed marks only the second triumob
the democratic party in PRESIDENT
years since 1856, the democratic ma,
ity in the House just chosen beiD, ,Io
40 or over double that of l87e-t
single previous exception in tv,D,
eight years when republican dera,, :.
the result Of congressional c,o,.
taking place the same year 80
J dental election.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

Wisconsin is the leading cranberry
state; Michigan is second The average
Weld If marsh is $50 to 230 bushels
% the acre The picking season lasts
two weeks, and three bushels is good
Ga,'. work. Seventy five cents bush
FL. is tie pickcr'> pay The Wisconsin
crop * nearly all slipped to Chicago
commission houses at 81 - to 81 a
Kushel A well managed marsh con
tanning 400 acres Of vines will yield
about $50 900, and with very large
crop the sum en- be nearly doubled
The entire crop of the United States is
consumed ut home Englishmen don't
take kindly to the fruit. and ship-load
sent to Eondon fw years ago could
mt be geld for the cost Of carrying
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

fittings, but none TO BE more regretted
IAN the fast young man There ar,
q "a, a few Of them in Baltimore. TIL,
b a., Young man is in his embryo stat,
J. .sen he develops want of parental
o reverence. 1t is not an easy thing ia
D break away from a pious mothers low,
and influence, yet it is possible, MS has
,,cpnly been Witnessed in the trial Of
Gilbert H. zeltine in orc Of our city
courts The next step Of the fast Young
men is to turn away FROM the Sunday
school and church AT sixteen or sew.
cnteen he considers himself too large to
attend the school or church, and he
drifts away and adds third character
i,tic, which is to keep late hours. He
has night key TO come in when he
nleases. his parents not knowing the
hour. They awake some morning and
realiz. the result 10y reading in the news
papcr Of his arrest for some crime COM
mittcd at midnight. Another distin.
luishcd mark Of this element in our So
ciety is the utter uselessness Of them
They never do anything to make liv-
ing They visit pool, billiard and sam.
ple rooms, stand On the corners or walk
about the streets Satan. however.
finds something for them to do. One
,ause of the existence Of this type is the
act that many young men aspire to po-
.itions they are incompetent to fill.
Another characteristic Of the fast young
nan is the great attention which he
yves to his personal appearance Alb
alom did this, and may with propriety
,e called the progcnitor Of the modern
dude lie had no blemish in him
0 far as his appearance and dress were
oncernod But like Alsalom the fast
Dung man runs his length, aud at last
cath grasps him through the agency Of
,me of those distinguished fea'ures
hich characterized him in lie, just as
bsalom was hung by his beautiful
air, which was his pride.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

The total value If domestic bread
ssufs exported during the month Of DC
tDber. 1871, amounts to Sll,5Il.ll2,
rs sgainst io.994cxportcd during
-" corresponding month of 1888. The
t't'l values % the exports for the ten
months ended October 81. 1884. were
1920 o9s OF. arl Si45.l25 .33l lu--
ing the corresponding period If 1888
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

There are $4,000 s-hermcn III
Br,nce. The enast fslrric, provide
employment for only So ESQ Of this
great force. So that 3. 00O French tsh-
r,rsn rnskr their livelihood out Of for
-isn waters The value offsh captured
j., 1888 va e. $50 076. Of which more
fan C3, 900 600 worth we're drawn
Pom outside their own waters About
fur h.hermen out If every thousand are
drowned during the year
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

The object of this bill is to procure decree
for the sale Of certain lands 81 uliel near the
village Of Ilughesvlle in Charles cOnnt,,
heretofore occupied by certain William II :.
Williams late of aid county, deceased
The Till alleges: That the said williams
was in his lifetime seized and possessed Of
said bands, and rete 10 the certified copy Of
the Deed Of Conveyance to said Williams
which T. filed with the bill AS an Exhibit
2nd That said Williams, being so seixed
aud possessed, departed this life, interstate,
some time about the year 1854, leaving -
widow, Violet Williams, who afterwards
intermarried With John b. Abel OF ST. Mary's
county, and the following children and heirs
at Low, TO wit: Oieva A., who afterwards
nlcrm.r led with William \. Dalton Of
Washington City in the district Of COlumbis,
Francis j., Who after ards intermarricd with
william II. Beall Of sAid city Margaret A :,
Who afterwards inlermarried with John Riley
OF said city, (all of whom are defendants in
this suit and Eliz ,beth H., who afterwards
INTERN irried with Eugene r. Stewart Of Snid
CITY, (painufs in this suit
Bird. That said real estate is not susceptible
Of division with tut serious loss and injury to
he parties to this SUIT and that il would he
for their interest and advantage that the same
should he sold.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court this
18th day Of October, 1884, that the plaintiff
cause copy Of this order, together with the
object and substance OF this bill, to be insert
Ell in some newspaper published in Charles
county, once week for four successive geeks
before the first day OF December, 1884, giving
notice TO the nonresident defendants IN said
bill aud warning them to appear IN this Court
III person Or by solicitor, ON or before the srst
Monday in March, 1855, to show cause, il
any they have, ~hy decree should not pass
as prayed.
B. G STONESTEEET, Clerk
for Circuit Court CT Charles County.
True copy-Test:-
b. q. STONETREEr, Clerk.
NM,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
Sermon on The Fast Young Ma.

Rey- G W, Mccullough. Of B,o,a
way Baptist Church, Baltimore n ".Oad-
ed Sunday night Of last week naan
The Fast Young Man, citing Abs,.
Iom as an ancient type of the sna.;.-
We are living, said Mr. McCullon ,J''s-
substance IN fast age; sveryrbiee i !
zen With rush. There ,ro Is
and unpleasant features IN this ron1,, 'p'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

During the year 1882 an aggregate
n I56. 400 600 t. ms Of coal we're b, ought
t, the surface Great Britain. Of which
quantity 80 $50 zoe tons were applied
10 the mechanical uses and purposes on
w. The number Of tons devoted to va
ri-u' specific objects we're as follows:
Pap-r-mahing and tanning, 939 900
Fon., wafer works. 2,l0i.i 100; breweriea
and disiilcrirs. 2,sl7 900 tons; rail
~NyS. 3. 1870 900 tons; ,tcam navigation,
1868 600 ons: gas works $500, 600
FonS; coal exported, 39S 900 tons;
N"n ,nl steel works. $3.50 900 tons;
domestic us. 2G9IS, 900 tons.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

The smoun. Of wheat sown 10 Color.
ado will. it i. said. be one-third les,
HAN last year THIS is the direct re-
Sult u low prices. aud it is likely that
R,is decreased acreage will generally
prevail throug' tic West
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The Modern Clothing House j, Acme

Hall, 200 ". Baltimore Street, Baltimore. =
They shaw Childrens Suits from so up TO
the most elaborate make Mems from 10 to
IS, and overcoats in profusion and At all
i.iys. .y~ asa, s...e 74li'. "a ,94
llits. ~ clnuot 60 sstra! at This house
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

"WLa, have Yen been doing with
those mi.erably NANCY pigs of yours !
They look elegant Days Horse
and Cattle Powder did it." Price only
25cts. per package of one pound, full
weight.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
No Sham Here!
No False Prices!

The very best way to con-
vince you that we are sell
ing the Fines st Clot ing, is a
personal examination of our
Stock. We specially invite
you to inspect it.
All the nobby, fashiona-
bic patterns (only shown by
us) in Sacks, Double and
Sing!c-breast Getaway
Prince Alberts, &c, &c, for
young men, and a full stock
of elegant modest patterns
for gentlemen of tastes.
Our stock of ChiIdren's Clothing,
not Equalled In America.
0vcrsoats, all Shapes in Plain, fancy
and elaborate patterns.
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DIED.

o.,ober 10th, of Coniestivg fever, n y
On oc o" ot Edward NJ. md Hannah b
more s.s s0a AGED years months and u day'
,irl. Elmore was our darling,
pride of all our friends at homei
~, an angel came and whispered
ii.tc Emore Do come home.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
THE SENATE REPUBLICAN

Though the political complexion
several Of the state legislatures VII;
choose United States senators next W;
ter is still in doubt. enough is know.
warrant the assertion that the Senate
the next Congress will be controlled b
the Republicans Their presen, 49,;
Ivy IN the full Senate is four. which ii
certainly be maintained after M,r,h
and probably be increased to eipb,
The changes that will b. m,do A
all be in the Northern represen,a,;,..
The fifteen Southern States now ro,,s.
scented by two Democratic senators ca,b
will continue to have senators r. Ike
political faith through the next Con,- .
The two Vlrginian senators, chos, n !.
Rcadjusters, but now calling themselves
Republicans and acting with that pary.
F"t'g'
are in fur terms which expire in II and
70 respectively The Northern Dem
Jcratic senators who's. terms exni,e on
tie 4tb Of March are Pendleton Of O,io.
Slater, Of Oregon; Voorhees, ofIpJ;,n,
and Fairly, Of California. U.prrB
Payne, Democrat, has already been e5o,.
en- to succeed George II Pendletor 50
in the senatorial representation Of ba
state there will be no change. The re.
ports from Indiana at this wr,inr
are incomplete as to the composition Of
the Legislature, but, judging from the
general result. we assume that Dem
'crat will succeed Senator yoorbee.
A republican legislature was chosen
n oregon last June, and the tctun,
rom California in1icate a like rs.ulr in
bat state. This will give two rcpubli.
an senators in the place Of Slater and
farley making the republican majority
D the senate eight if no seats at grVscnt J,
epresented by republicans are lost The
publican senator's whose terms crpire
ext March are Morrill,, Of Vermont;
lair, Of New Hampshire; Plat. Of !,
onnccticui; Lapham, of New York;
ameron. Of Pennsylvania; Logan, of
illinois; Allison, Of Iowa; Cameron of
Wisconsin,; Ingalls,, of Kansas; Hill. Of
dorado, and Jones, Of Nevada YER
ont has already re elected Mr.. Morrill,, ,
ew Hampshire, Connecticut New
ork. Pennsylvania. Iowa, Wisconsin. !
ansas and Colorado have chosen Re- 8.
lblcan leeis laiurcs. thus insuring the ;,
turn Of Republican senators in nine -
1t OF the eleven states represented by Il
epuhIicans whose terms expire next ;;
arch.
The two states remaining still in some y
'ubt are Illinois and Nevada Shosd A.
e democrats control the Legislature of /,
c or both these States, they will put !,
e republicans majority down to six or .,
Ir. There is no possibility Of deir ,r
ping out the republican majority en- Il
ely, while in all probability it will i,
nd at eight votes This majority ~
Il be a barrier to injurious .snocratic ;.
,islation for two years = =
- 40
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
0RD 2R OF PUBLICATION.
In tic Ciircad C0rt t;D. Cherries Cum
ty IN EqH'ty.

Eliz ,hcth II. Stew rrt AMI Eugene r. Stewart
her husband, plaintiffs against toilet A.
Abel aud John b Ahcll, her husband
O.eviA \. Dalton AMI William n Dalton,
Let hustan !, Fran il Be4ll and William II.
Beal. her husband, 'nd Margaret A Riley
and John Rile, her hus mnd Defendants.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
Acme Hall
The Glass of Fashion,

shows the acknowledged
fashionable Stock Of Mems,
Boys and Children'S Suits
in Baltimore.
We manufacture at our
own factory the Clothing
we sell.
They possess all the beau
ty of made-to-order work,
without the cost and both
er.
Every Garment in our
house this Seasons manu-
facture.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

hcllr IN AIabTTM -aImost equaIfo haII
", coal area of Great Britain. Very
] tie coal has teen taken from these
v..st bc,i, none being exported from the
State. Il i. thought large quantities
Ald he proftably sent to the countries
4. Central aud South America. which
takes nearly S4,OOO,OoO worth of hi
tnnlnous coal yearly from England
NJahtmta should be able to s.pply thos'
countries more eheaply than can the
more distant coal mines of Great Brit
ain
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Notice to Out-Pensi oners.

Murdered by the Board of Trustees Of the
" Aims House of Charlie. County, that all
Out Pensioners be required TO renew their
petitions to said Board on or before the First
Day OF December, l8s4 Said petitions to I've
signed by five respectable Taxpayers of said
county By order of the Board
THOMAS NJ. WEIGH,
oct 3l-et Uverseer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

A Pttsburg newspaper announces
ilat the anufactnre &C cotton ties has
ben resumed in that city. and that large
arders have been placed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28
CIR RAND
CENTRAL HOTEL
ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
No. 40 Market Space, Between
Hawk and Lombard streets,
Baltimore, Md
Free Concert Every Evsnine,

Free Concert Every Evening.
The whole House newly fitted up. Room.
in hrst-class style. Frst-class Rooms by the
Day, so cents, with Board LOO. First-clas.
walters in attendance Bar stocked with the
finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Open all
night. Citizens Line of Cars psss at the cor
ner Of Lombard and Market Space.
CAPT CHARLES MYERS, Proprietor
jan ls-im
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AUCTION Blankets

y, " hlie Wool Blankets, 90 mir pni ~, t
Wool Blankets, 80 pair. mi VII mn" vi
Dihnkets' $50. 400, 500 pair c., mo- " ooi
t.s' 90 pair Ingram Carpets p, lam, ,'.",,N,
4'c's Best all wool 2ply carpes % ,d i' I'm. n,lu
y ussels CARPETS, Is and s5cts W NJ '.'v's'
eoil9n, Sets Good cnlicoes. sets J Fa',nt'
PROOF Ve1 ticking, Is and lscts ." '''e'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-28

We are the only house in the District car
rying in ST OK "a ran Line Of Black
SMjih IOOiS.
We are also manufacturing the MOrehend
Saw Se,l, for setting Circular and all heavy
saws The only tool IN de which will do tho
work Price, 90 each.
An inst ection Of our stock is invited and
| rrr..,.,u,lnucn 80 i,itpI
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NEW FALL
D K Y G @ @ D s
AND
Carpetings.

LYONS BLACK Dress silk ONT. p,c
T5r,s y, WOO extra wide 30, SO. 81 ana
-. L'hgine Dress Suiing. nj, ,be ra..'
o.iofs, ~ inches wide. 15rts ID A. new
wool cloth 81 inches v,d. So. N"1,es all
'ress Silks all rolors, Sl6o Tr;,o c Loio, r
lanes Tailor made suiisl an color. .9'u l1F
9 Nide, 9sris. COlored Cnsbmsras i.'sn-
S' All 'olors, 25cts. Ladies T, Ioanle
v Goods, all new colors. 25c,s ''V S.ne
Goods, fall styles, ia. i'''o' Dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

Francesca di Rimini" and other plays, ana per
haas to act with Mr. Irving. However this may De-
n sgce, tam that he will be warmly welcomed on MS
own account whenever and however he may choose
70 rctnrn. Circumstances have been less favoraolo
IN him in the nater of &C ing than he aud all OF us
noped. and his audiences have mostly carried away
a conviction that they had Seen an artist OF great
intelligence and capacity in plays unSu'ted 10 lne
displav Of either in its best form. But personally
Mr. Lawrence Barrett has Lccomc, VIII not ''F d
London favorite for London a large word ou' ille
associate ami friend of many of the best PeoP'' B"
fins great city. And the best people IN ms III
stance include many of those best known IN h'er'-
ture and in that society which Is mere ca'-'u
smart and in America fashionable.
! have since leaned that It is not TIL year "I'er
poxt that Mr. Barrett returns 10 England. and t--'
IN arrangement exists between him aud Mr.. irving
hy winch the latter o. produce hing l"hh AZ
the yccum and Mr. Barrett 20 play the tl'e I'lo ~
Mi Ir,Iug.s fGHicoHbtigc
Ifbv chance 7 have any dear friend IN my nay
land who has been paintIlIt Waitiu- u" - .,,
I..cJ Lax .lv other dear trend in ms l"Ie.-I
rl.fu. Mr. S5ls | may mention that ne las no. zee
f,fri nm. rs Al teuu 90 tbs little ceremony II W."
nr lime = that hc pledged hu-cl 10 iur graz iul
tas This Is The hfthdar ot July -Four We ~ nave
n1.-.I On HE whole hrgn % thIuS 70 Just posi-
bIe that am not 20 Doe aeupI shed M PIT, ah' tHl
MIR SaIa viii 10 tuturc allow the " ."Irl.u'I
have hs own opinion on 80 grave matter rs ti'
coiiuquIal usr ui dress ana gown an !I"'"' 'v'fr
dgv 4 may even be possible, without udI-'I ~ .''
0r limo. tlt ISL We