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Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
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BY vistus Of an executlon issued oct Of
The Disfrict Ceurt Of tho Third Judicial DE-
trjot o. she Territory cf ArisusA, " asA
for chs county Of Mchave. dated the zlth
day Of NovsuabsS. A. ID. 1884. In . certain
action vhsrssn :. \. PIKE and Son =
e.u,s :DS 5 s, sss;ss r.. sss
dsfendaats, for the sum Of -Four hundred
and thirty eight dollars, dsmaees; ssventy.
four 4G-100 dollars for interest 70 date of
Judgment: twenty -fvs G2-l00 dollaxs per-
centaee allowed By law, aud sixty 4fys do
lars, costs, have levied spon Tie following
de.cribsd property. 70 Wit;
~ the ''t3svsuty .Eiehs'' nins. IoeaSsd ~
r. L. Ayres. ysly sfd is7s, eontsin1ne a.
teen hundred fest In Isuwth bv Nm kuo1ss1
feet IN width, situate about one and ono
half miles east Of tbs town ef Osrbat, and
rccosded on paRs soe. Book ID, mining 70.
cords of Mohaye countv, on the 18th day q
July A. ID. 1875, rsfsfsnes 10 which records
is hereby had for . fuller desedp.icn Of
a. mining claim.
Notice Il hereby givsn that On Saturday
tbe twentieth dzy of Deosuber, A. ID. lHs<.
At two O'Clock p. NJ. of that day, In front
of ths Court Houss IN the town Of Mineral
Park, ocunty Of Moasave. will sell all the
right. title and interest Of the said iAusa
CaBty, and ID. J. Canty, bar husband. th 9
defendants, in and to the above described
property. al pabiic ssctioa for cash, 10 the
highest and bcst bidder, 10 satisfy sad
execution and all oosts.
Mineral Park, Novernbsr 18th lssa;
ROBERT STEEN,
sheriff,
BY q. n. KUEECER,
Usdsr sheriff.
The abovs sals IL hereby postponed untti
Thurssay, the 18th day VI January, A.. ID.
| rss.6 Al the ~ me kouf and uasrs.
/ ROBEkT STEEN.
Shersh.
| Br o. r. KurxsEn.
under-SheriG.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
N.siee erAppii~.si.. fss . P.se.s.
No. G7.


U. 8. Lasp OryIoE,
Prescott, A. T., October 18th, 1854.
Notice in hereby given that John !. Con.
way, attorney in fact for the Lester Mining
company, whose postofiioe address il Pres
oott, Arizona, has this day filed his appli.
cation for patent for 100 linear feet Of
the Senator mine OF vein, bearing silver and
other precious metals, with surface ground
COO II in width, situated in Oven mining
district. county ~ Mohave. Territory of
Arizona, aud designated by the field notes
and official plat on file In this offoe as lot
number 30 4, the exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. 3S A being as follows, to-wit.
Beginning at the initial monument. ma rk-
ing the southerly end center OF claim, where
is set a post 4x4 ins. y long, marked SIM
No. l, y. b. min. mon. No. !, Owen mining
district, bears N. 13' 48' w. 1869 #; thence
s. re "a Y. 800 II TO the southeast corner
Of claim, whore Ia set post 4xt ins, II long
markell y. No. III. a granite rock in place
marked y. No. If BP hears 3. o. ai' L. l2.5
II; thence n. 23o ~ w, 1900 n 20 tho porth-
| east corner Of claim, where is set a post
4x4 ins, 4 II long, and marked y. No. Ill,
| u. s. min mon. No. bears y. 1so IL L, u
| It; thence N. 74a "a W. 800 Il to the north.
| eriy end center Of claim, where ia set n post
4xli ins, II long. marked S. No. Nv, large
granite rock in place, marked S. No. Nv, ,BP
bears y. "a" II. n II; thence N. 7{s "a w.
tsane courseJ 300 fl to the northwest cor.
ner Of claim. whore Is set q post 4x4 ins,
| II long and marked y. No. v, large granite
rock In place, marked 3. No. v BP bears 8.
$50 ~ Y. "a IS It; thence s. a3e a. Y. 1500 #
| 10 ths southwest corner of claim, whore IL
set post 4x4 ins, II long and marked &.
No. vi, original monument besrs 8. 23e TO-
y. 3 Il; thence 8. "a" ~ T. 200 IT TO mon.
and post SIM No. !, the place of beginning.
Magnetic variation 1te II east.
Containing Is. ~ acres.
The location Of this mine IL recorded in
J the Recorders ofAss Of NchAvs soanty in
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
s..see Of Applicants. for a r.s@.s.
No. Gs.

U. 8. LAND OyyIcs,
PsKsoorT. A. r., ,OCToBxx 18th, 1884.
Notice Ia hereby given that John ,. Con.
way, attorney in fact for the Lester Mining
Company, whose postofiloe address is Pres.
cots, Arizona. has this day fled his appli.
cation for patent for the senator Mill site,
being 5 acres of non-mineral land, 100 II
long by 81. IA II in width, situated In the
County of Mohave and Territory Of Arizo-
official plat on file In this ofiice ~ lot num-
Der - b; the exterior boundaries Of said lot
No. 3s b being No follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the initial monument, tbs
northwest corner Of claim, where Ia 81 q
post AKA ms, II long, marked SMfM No! I
initisl monument Of senator mining claim,
lot No. 80 A, q post marked SlM No. /.
bears y. -" 5G ". 4S059 II; thence 3. 4" 0C'
Z. 31t.14 II to southwest corner Of claim,
where is set post "a ins, 4 IT long, mark.
cd s. No. I; thence N. IS" 81 4. 100 II 10
southeast corner of claim. where Is set a
post AKA ins, II long, and marked y. No.
| Ill; thence n. ~ o.. W. 81 IA # 10 north.
east corner Of ciaim. where Is set post
lx4 ins, 4 II long and marked S. No. Nv,
thence i. So 81 W. 100 II to montinsnt and
post SMIM No. ], the place Of beginning
Magnetic variation ~ II Il.
Containing acres of non mineral land,
The location notice Of this mill site claim
| IA recorded in thehecor,ler soffice cfAioiiavs
County, in Book No. 1 Of Mili-sisos and
Water. Rights at page GA ct seq.
Any and all persoas claiming adversely
| any rtion of said Senator Mill-sits OI
surface ground are required TO al their ad
| verse claims with the Register Of thu
United States Land Office at PRESCOTT, Ari
xona Territory. du,ing the aixty day.
period VI publication hereof or they will b,
barred by virtue Of the provisions Of ths
THOMAS WING,
ReQistar,
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28

bosk B of mipsa. at pASr, ~.
Any and sil psrscns t.laimtng adunsesy
rrou,,d ~ Required W dIs theis sfverss
Siains WITH Tie RsRibtsf of the rldted
Sta1ss IAnd ONES e Risseots IN ths 'rssri.
tory u Arizona, DARING he stxty daiu p
riod of pubiicAtiou hsfikf OF they WI b
barred By virtas Of thb provissons o. 10
~ THOMAS VINO,
ksgifter.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
sesass es Apraiessse. - > Fssss
no. sa.
no. sse.
Psssost 4. T., october sssh, iss&.l

no. 60.
Prsssost 4. T., october sssh. iss&.l
Neffss IL hsssby given thas John J. Con-
way, attosrsy In fsst for the Lester Mining
eompany, vhoae p0stolioe address V Pre-
sp4t, Arisona, has this day hlsd his sppai-
cation fer passmt for Loo linsss fssk of
the Alta nina or vein, bearing silver and
Other precious metal, With surface ground
600 II In width, situated IN Owen mining
district, sosnty Of nohavs and Territory
notes and oiziciai plat On file In this once ~
lot number % A, the exterior boundaries of
saiA loA Ho. 80 A being r. follows, to-wit;
Bsginning at tbs initial monnmsnt mark
Ing the nerebedr end eentes of claim,
where Is sst ppss sx4 ins, n long. mark
I'd AIM No. I, u. B.. min. mon. No. !, Owen
mining district, bsars 3. IS l0 y. t706 Z!
distant; thoncs 8, 7Ss "a. y. 30 II 20 north.
sass corner OF claim. whore h sst posi-
4xf ina, II long, marked A No. ii, mouth
~ tunnel driven westerly into Alta claim
bears y. 30 ~ W. W II; thence b. 1ss IL
u. lSO0 II ~ soui hcsst corner Of claim
where 10 aet post 4x4 ius, II i0ng and
marked A No. III, 4. y. min. pson. No.
bears y. 1ss IL Y. "a IL; thence n. ~ z4'w
100 II to southeriy end oent = of clam
where Ia set post 4x4 ina, II long AM
marked a no. Nv; thSnc6 ~. " n W
same courssl 800 II 20 southwest corner d
claim, whore 10 set post 4x@ ins. 4 II Ioni
and marked A No. v, large granite rock 9
plaoe marked A No v BP bears 3. ~" ~ y
'b7.5 II; themes n. 180 II w. 1S00 ~ 70 north
vest corner Of claim, whsrs is set . pos
4x4 ins, 4 II long and marked A No. vi,
largo granite rock In place fnastsd A No. "
BP besrs N 81 30 Y. ~ II; thence D. ~
~ y. 800 II 10 monument and past ALB
No. 1, place OF beQinsinR.
Magnetic variation i4s II u.
Containing 17.17 Acrea
The iooation Of this mine n recorded II
| the Rscordss's oflsoe Of Mehave coonty, II
book b. Of mines, st page ~ et seq.
Any and oil persons claiming adverscI
any portion Of said Alta mine or suSfso
gfound ars required to fiie their advers
claims With the Register Of the Unite.
States Land Offies ss Prescott, IN tho Terri
tory Of Arizona. during the sixty day
period Of pubiication hereof or they will ,
barred ~ virtss Of tbs provisions Of th
THOMAS WING,
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
s.s,e. .rApp,,-..,.. S.r . r.se.s
No. @0.

NO. W.,
U. q. LAND CYyfcy.
Prescott, A. T., October 18th, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given that John j. Con-
way, attorney In fact for ths Lester Mining
COMPANY, whose postofiice address In Pres
oott, Arizona, has this day hlsd his appli-
cation for patsnt for the Alta Mill-site,
being acres Of noo-mineral land, 100 II
long, by 8l1 II II in width, situated In the
and designated by the field notes and ON.
cial plat ON file in this Office ~ lot number
80 II, ths exterior boundaries Of said lot
No. 30 B. being "a follows, to-wit;
beginning ut the initial monument, the
northwest corner Of claim. where Is SET o
post 4x4 ins, 4 II long, marked AMIN No. 1.
initial monument Of Alta mining claim, lot
No. 80 A, a post marked AIM No. l bears
u. "a" 0J' W. 1879 #; thence y. 10 o. u.
3lI.l4 rs to southwest corner Of claim, where
is sst post 4x4 ins, 4 II long, marked A
No. III; thence n 81" 81 Il. 100 IT to south.
east corner of claim, where Is set post 4x4
ms, 4 II long, marked A No. III; thence N.
A. 06' w. 3ll.H # 70 northeast corner Of
claim, where In set o post 4r4 ins, II long.
marked A No. ~; thence s. s5S 80 w. zoo
II to monument and post AMIN No. /,
place Of beginning.
Magnetic variation ~ II Il.
CONTAINING ACRES VI non-ininefAi Hnu.
The location notice Of this mili-site claim
is recorded In the Recorders ofios Of Mo
have county, in book No. l Of Mili-sites and
Water Rights. at page 674.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Alta miil-site or sur.
face ground are required TO nle their sd.
verse claims with the Register OF the United
States Land Ohice at Prescott, Arizons
Territory, daring the sixty days period Of
publication hereof or they will be barred
By virtue of the provisi ms Of the Statute.
THOMAS WING,
Regist er.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28

n0T nfor the vt,rkInR GLASS. Bsnd 10
fII1sI Icents fos postage And We VIII mail
uOA0y yea frce, royal, valuable boa Of
sample goods that will pot yca IN the way
Of making moro money In few days than
you svc. thought possibie at any business.
Capital not required We will start ycu. You
ran work all the time or in spare time only.
The work IL universally adapted b beth
sexes, young and old. You can easily earn
from 10 cents to 81 every evening. That all
who want work may test the businsss, We
make this unparalleled Offer; TO all Who are
not well satisfied We will send 81 10 pay for
the trouble sf writing us. Full particulars,
made by those who Itivs their whole time TO
the work. Great ssccess absolutely sure.
Don't delay. Start row. Add,ess STUsoSA
Co., Portland. Mains.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28

Dr. L1eDlg
Dispensary, Cep.
Geavf snd MasSD
SITS. . Nan Frsneis.
go, Cal.
The College Institsts
for the cure of all
special complicated D
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28

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Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28

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RUuquired. Reader, II you want business
can make great pay al the time they work,
with absolute certainty, write for particu.
lars 10 II. HALrETr a Co.. Portland. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
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ENGLISH REMEDY

Is A HEv sR FAIL
Jig Cre { u Nerves Q
|Debilit.'. xxbaustsd
Vitality. jeminAi
lWeakness s5srmater.
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|Impotenoy, Pr osta.
|torfhsa, Para iysis,
and all the terribls Of.
fects Of Sslf Abnss,
youthful folliex and
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28

exccssos in maturer years, such A. I>oss Of
Memory, LAssituds, Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion 20 Society. Dimness Of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital huid passing
unobserved In the urine, and many other
diseases that lead 70 Insanity and Death.
DIR. MINTIE, who II regular paysicjAn
tgraduats Of the University Psnnsy yiysniaD
viii sgree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars
for case of this kind the VITAL RESTOR.
ATIvE under his special advice aud treat.
ment) will not cure, or for anything impnrs
or injurious found In II. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diass.ss. suceeaafuIly without
examination and advics. including analysis
Of urins, Five dellars. Price OF Vital Res
torativs, ei.b0 bottle. or four times
the quantity for Eve dollars; ssnt 10 any ad-
dress upon Ieoeipt OF pFies, or &. o D., %
cure from observations and In private name
" desired, by
A. v. Mintie, d.,
II Kearny st., San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be sent 20 anyone applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age Strict se-
cresy In regard To all business transactions.
DIR. MJNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
kEPHRETICUM, cures all kinds Of kidney
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tJanssu
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else in this world. An, of either sex, succeed
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Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-28
BAKERS
MINING HORSE POWER.

YT,HE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRAC.
Il tical Machine cFer invented for the ser
vice of PROSPECT0kS and others re.
quiring the use of o. horse power. Possess-
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hoist and sffording means for the continu
ous operation Of pump or blower without
interfering with lioisting apperatrs.
Il IL made entirely of iron; no -pssce
weighs over 80 pounds. Al the ordinary
speed of horse, q ,000-pound bucket OF
ore may be raised li20 fest per minute. The
hoisting drum Ia under the oomplets con
troll Of the man at the shaft. snd is capable
Of carrying zoo feci Of x steel ropc The
cost Of erection is i,Iight, as two mcn In
half day can easily put II IN place ready
for work.
While this power is more particularly fof
mining parposes. IL ID equally adapted 70
all other uss wherI animal power 10 requir-
cd. :1g- Send for circular. Address
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-25
A Good Husband.

"Its all very well to talk about working
for the heather" said a Baltimore woman, as
the ladies put up their sewing, "but I'd like
to have some one tell me what | am to do
with my husband ?" whats the matter with
him." sympathetic old lady inquired
civilian is good man" continued the first,
waving her glasses in an argumentative way,
"but he will invent. He goes inventing
around from morning till night, and I've no
peace or comfort with him. l didn't object
when he invented a fire. escape, but did re.
monstrate when lie wanted me to crawl out
OF the window one night to see how it work
ed. Then he originated lock for the door
that wouldn't open from midnight until
morning SO as to keep burglars out The
first time he tried it he caught his coat tail in
it, and had to walk around him with pan
of hot Goals all night to keep him from
freezing" "Why didn't he take his coat off2n
81 wanted him to, but he stood there until the
thing opened itself, trying to invent some
way of christening it, That's Williams trou-
BILE he will invent. A little while ago he got
up cabinet bedstead that would open and
shut without any handling. 1t went by clock
work. William got into it and up it vent
Bless your heart, he stayed in it from Saturday
afternoon until Saturday night when the
thing flew open and disclosed William with
the plans and specifications off patent wash
bowl that would tip over when it got just SO
full. The result of that invention was that
lost all my rings and breastpin down the
wastepipe. Then he got up a crutch for a
man that could be used as an opera glass;
Whenever the man leaned it, up it went, and
when he put it to his eyes to find William, it
flew out into crutch, and almost broke the
top of his head off; but William goes right ON
inventing just the same The other day saw
him going up the street, and declare to
goodness if there was not model of grain
elevator sticking out of his hip-pocket and
lifting his coat on one side like hustle want
ing repairs, and nov he is busy day and night
fixing up an improved shot tower in our bed
room; but if he doesn't introduce powder
magazine to me some fine day as convc-
nicnt thing to have in the house, / shall try to
be happy. Don't marry an inventor, my
young lady friend. They can't invent patience
for YOU"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-25
VOL. XXIX----NO. 4.
VARIETIES.

"A coon club in New Hampshire, after
having been organized ten years, has captured
its first coon. The coon is supposed to have
been ill-L0uisUiHe Courier Journal.
When man is sitting still, steadfastly
gazing at nothing, his wife hasn't word to
say to him but as soon as he takes up q
paper or book to read, she takes a long
breath and almost browns him with an ava
lanche of questions.-Pack.
II understood you to say that your
charge for services would be light" com.
planned the client when his lawyer handed
him tremendous bill. ~ believe | said my
fee would be nominal" was the reply but
% see" interrupted the client, ''phenome-
nal."-Er
Some men are always ready to offer a
remedy for everything The other day we
remarked to one of these animated apothecary
shops: IAN idea struck us yesterday"-and
before we could finish, he advised us Grub
the affected parts with arnica."-N. W.
Graphic.
Have you brought your gimlet with
you?" Hush, Johnny" said Mrs. Yerger.
Go to bed, sir" remarked Col Yerger.
"What do you mean ~ asked Gus. II don't
mean muffin; except heard pa say you were
coming up this evening to bore us all"-Teras
Syfhngs.
John Wesley said: Build your churches
plainly and as inexpensive as possible, and
make your pews free; otherwise you will
make rich men necessary 10 you, and if they
are necessary to you they will rule over you,
and then away goes Methodist discipline if
not doctrine also"
WHAT is n complimentary vote?" asked
Gilhooly of Gus De Smith. Gus, who has
several times experienced the joy ofreceivng
such testimonial of the esteem in which he
is leld by his fellow citizens, cleared his
throat and replied: "a complimentary vote
is like kissing girl through telephone; it
is the shadow without the substance"-
7eras Siftings.
"A lady entered ticket office in Toledo and
bought ticket for Milwaukee. She told the
ticket seller that she had never travelled alone
and that her husband had always told her
that she could not without trouble. She de-
sired to disproveit by making this trip alone
Accordingly she asked for and got all The in
formation as to the departure of her train, the
change of cars in Chicago, checking baggage,
etc, and went from the office smiling at the
manner in which she would surprise her hus-
band. few minutes later the ticket seller
found on the counter the ticket he had sold
her with the change.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-25
A Salmon for a Senator.

When United States Senator Beck, of
Kentucky, visited his old home in Scotland,
in 1875, while strolling through the fields he
met an old schoolmate. you don't remem.
Der me, Donaldp" he said to him. mo"
said Donald, 81 don't know your face. But
l caught sixpound salmon today in the
firth, and whenever l have done that before
something has happened. / don't know you
by sight, but you're either John Mcpherson,
who left us thirty years ago, or you're Jim
Beck. Now, which is itp' "Sure enough"
cried the Senator, "it's Jim Beck" "Weel,
Jamie, they tell me that the Americans are
going to elevate you to the House of Peers
Is it so2 Come along home then, and well
eat the fish. An American lord is good
enough for Scotch salmon"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-25
pnetfra1.
THE MUSIC OF THE MILL.

BY A. WARNER.
The miller sat at his open door,
And, as he heard the sound
The merry sound of the messy wheel,
AS 1t went round and round
lie sang to himself in a fit of glee
"Oh, that is the music that's sweet to me ?"
And the mill wheel played in his ears all day,
And filled his soul with song;
And he never groaned, and he never cared,
III the day was short or long;
For the merry tones that the mill wheel told
To the miller's Golfers brought much gold.
The miller was happy all the time,
And never had care,
AS he danced to the music wheel
And gaily threw In the air,
His old SLOUGH hat made " hite with meal,
And said he was dancing Fortunes reel.
He never thought of the busy mart,
Or speculation's snare,
Or marble castles furnished up
In fashion rich and rare,
Or styles which all to him did seem
In every way, hollow dream.
But he labored hard in the humble mill,
And he paid his debts, always
And often he'd climb up on the bags
Just like child In play,
And look through the window. and in his
ken
Would blossom his cottage down the glen.
And still he sits at his open door
And the burdens his songs express
Are that the notes of the old mill wheel
Are the gamut of success.
And he chants: "The music of toll for me,
For the music of toll is the music of health,
AS the music of toll Ia the music of Wealth.
And tosses his hat In the air with glee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-25
Ladies and Ladies.

Asayound lady walked hurricdly downthc
street upon bleak November day, her at
tention was attracted to deformed boy COM
ing towards her carrying several bundles
He was thinly clad, twisted his limbs most
strangely as he walked, and looked before
him with vacant stare. Just before the
cripple reached the brisk pedestrian, he
stumbled, thus dropping one bundle, which
broke and emptied string of sausages ON
the sidewalk. Two richly dressed ladies ~
near by held back the silken skirts and whis-
pered quite audibly, How horridl" while
several passing by amused by the boys look
of dismay, gave vent to their feelings in
half suppressed laugh, and then went ON
without further interest. All this increased
the boys embarrassment. He stopped 10 pick
up the sausage onlyto let fall another parcel;
when in dispair, he stood and looked ut his
lost spoils. In an instant the bright faced
stranger stepped to the boys side, and said in
tone of thorough Kindness
LET me hold these other bundles while
you pick up what you have lost"
In dumb establishment the cripple handed
all he had 10 the young Samaritan, and de-
voted himselfto securing his cherished saus-
ages. When these were again strongly tied
in the coarse, torn paper, her skillful hands
replaced the parcel on his scrawny arms, as
she bestowed on him smile of encourage.
ment, and said,-
II hope you haven't far to goW
The poor fellow seemed scarcely to hear the
girls pleasant words but looked at her with
the same vacant stare, asked
BE youa ladyr'
II hope so !; l try 10 be-" was the surprised
response. "Why" asked the listener, with
curiosity quite aroused. ......
"Cause I've seen such as called themselves
ladies, but they never spoke kind and pleasant
like, 'cepting to grand uns / guess there'stwo
kinds; them as thinks they are ladies and
isn't, and them what tries to be and Is p