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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
ltcccipcs.

RICE PoTATo. Boil and mash good
white potatoes. When beaten light and
creamy put through IL colander.
CoENsrAHcn PIE. One pint of sweet
milk. ono cup Of sugar, two tablespoon.
lnis of corn starch, yolks of two eggs
Cook i'll phil in kettle of water:
when thick flavor to taste and pour into
n previously baked crust. Beat the
whites of the crgs TO a stiff froth, add
four tablcspoonfuls of sugar, spread
over the pic and brown slightly.
CHICKEN FnrTrERs. Cold chicken,
salt and pepper, lemon juice, batter.
Cut the cold chicken in small pieces.
put in n dish, SEASON with salt. pepper
and JUICE Of Il lemon. Let this stand
one hour. Then make batter of two
eggs to pint of milk, little salt and
Hour enough to make batter not two
still. Stir the chicken in this and drop
it by spoonfuls in boiling fat. Fry brown,
drain and serve.
FISH PIE.-Takc any rm-n cshcd
fish, cut in slices, and season with salt
and pepper; let stand in cold place
for two or three hours. then put the
sliced fish in n baking dish, with little
'N"'' VI NHtNi) anu DutlcT Unu hour
rubbed to cream, with minced parsely
and hardboilcd eggs sliced; line tho
SIDES of the dish half way down, and
cover with anicc paste Bake in an oven.
quick at first, but gradually growing
moderate.
STRAWBERRY BAvARIAN CREAM -
Dissolve quarter of an ounce of gclatinc
In three or four tabiespoonfuls of hot
water, then add to it four ounces of
powdered sugar, and put it through n
sieve. Whip n pint of cream, and, when
firm, put it on ice for quarter of an
hour. Press four ounces of Strawberries
through sieve, which put in bowl
with your gelatinc and sugar. When
beginning to stiircn slightly, add the
whipped cream, which remove from the
bowl with skinner, so as to drain off
all moisture. Mix all well together, and
pour into n mold, which put on ice for
about an hour, then turn out of the
mold and serve.
Roast SPRING LAME WITH MINT
SAUCE Select hind quarter and roast
IN a moderate oven until thoroughly
cooked. All young meats, such as veal
and lamb, require very thorough cook
ing. Serve with mint sauce made as
follows: Remove the leaves from the
stalks of whole bunch of mint. Cut in
flne bits and place in the sauce bowl.
Bruise with three tcaspoonfuls of sugar.
Pour over the whole half pint of vine
gar, which if very strong should be di
luted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
A Thief Caught By n Bear.

The following, which is said to have
happened not far from Los Angeles, is
too good to be lost. An italian, who
was travelling through tho country
with bear which lie had trained to
wrestle and dance, stopped before q
farmers house late one afternoon, and.
after amusing the family with his per-
formances, obtained permission to stay
all night. The bear was placed in the
barn for safe leeping. During tho
night the family were aroused by O
terrible noise in tho barn. Some ono
was screaming, "Murder Helpl" and
apparently engaged in a struggle for
his life.
The farmer hastened to tue spot, fol-
lowed by the Italian and Others Of tho
house, and found the tame bear with O
man in his embrace. hugging him
tightly, whilo tho poor fellow struggled
frantcally to escape. Tho bear was
muzzled and could do no serious in
jury, though he was very uncomfort-
ably situated.
The man proved to DO dishonest
butcher, who had como to the barn to
steal n fine calf. In tho darkness he
had stumbled over tho bear, who had
seized him and held him fast. Tho
Italian, loarning how matters stood,
called out, "Hug him. jack" and tho
bear continued 10 hug him unmerci-
fully until tho farmer concluded That
ho had been sulli iently punish cd,
when he was release The story soon
spread abroad, and tho butcher loft
tho neighborhood to escape tho ridi-
Guile to which it subjected him. -Sa,.
Pedr0 (CdL) Cippcr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
StringAThunler.

A persons hands being held over his
ears, let another person pass piece of
strlng' say SIX feet long, around the
mead ana hold both ends of the string
IN his hand, BY drawing the fingers or
nails OF the other hand over the string
results almost startling in their intensity
may be produced on the ears of the per-
son whose head is so bound. Sharp
pea!s OF thunder, changing into a distant
and prolonged rumbling, arc eli ects that
may be readily given. a good deal of
amusement may be had from experiments
like this in the home circle and among
guests. - Courier Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

No Inns Pullman Buffet Sleeper New
york 10 Chattanooga and Memphis without
change, vim Harrisburg, Hugrrstown and
Rolnoke: also has connection at Haperstown
with fast mail from Baltimore.
No. has through connection from Phila.
dolphin via Harrisburg and c. v. Railroad.
anu from Baltimore via w. M. r r. ,Dlily
eXcep, Sunday. Also makes connection Mt
Wnyncseoro Junction with G. & o. R'y west
bound train.
CONNECTIONS.
Hngerstown, Nd, with the Western Mary
land Railroad to and from B fillmore. Froi-
erlck, Emmittsbitrg, Gettysburg, Penmar.
Waynesooro, Pa, and points on the Western
Mnryland railroad and branches
win the Cumberland Valley railroad to
9n1 from Harrisburg, Carlisle, Shippensburg.
ChomUersburg, Mercersburg, MartinsburS.
ana points on the Cumberland Valley rail-
ron'l and branches.
Al q to md from Pittsburgh md the West
ani Northwest, and Boston,. New York.
Phil delphia and the North and East.
AT Shenandoah Junction, w. Va. with
main line of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to and from the West
No makes close connection MT
WayncsbOro junction with q. 81 O.
Fy. Fast and West bound trains.
AT Loeb Laird, with Lexington tranch of
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
AT buchanan with Main Line of Richmond
and Allegheny railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk AMI Western
railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Boyce, for Milwood and Winchester. Vo
At Troutville for Fiucastle
NORTHWARD. DAILY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

Be,va lockwood has new Spring bonnet
but it contains the simc Old bee
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

Thousands Of cures follow tho une of DR..
SnGo's Catorrh Iielneuy. 90 cn.ia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

In wyoming they call whisky conversation
water
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
Sullivan has lost his prestige. but he hangs
on like grim death 10 his dtime swagger.
"Thcn let tho moon usurp tho rule OF day,
anu winklng tapers show the sun his way;
For what my senses can pc ceivc,

need no revc at on TO believe"
Ladies' suffering from any OF the yveakncsses
or ailments peculiar TO their sex. and who will
use Dr. Pierces Favofitc Prescription accord-
ing 70 directions. VIII expsrionco genuine
rereidtion in tho benefit thoy Will receive. IL
isapl sitivo cure for tho most complicated and
Ing, painful menstruation, unnatural sup-
pressions, prolnpsus, or falling of tho womb,
weak back, female weakness" anteyersion,
tcirovcrsion, bearins down sensations chronic
con- estion, inflammation and liberation of tho
womb, Inflammation. pain and Tenderness In
oyarIcs, ncct imprinted with internal heat"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
D0BBiNS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
The Best Family Soap in the
World.

It is strictly pure. Uniform i'll quality.
The original formula for which we paid
$4,000 twenty years ago has never been
modified or changed i'll the slightest. This
Soap is identical il quality to-day with
that made twenty years ago.
It contni, nothing that can injure the
finest fabric. 1t brightens colors and
blcachcs whites.
1t washes fiannels and blankets as no
other soap in tho world does-without
shrinking leaving them soft and white
and like new,
READ THIS TWICE.
There is n great saving of time, of labor,
of soap, of fuel and of the fabric, where
Dobbins' Electric Soap is used according
to directions.
One trial will demonstrate its great MGR
it, 1t will pay you TO make that trial.
Like all best things, it is extensively inn
itated and countcrfeitcd.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Insist upon Dobbins' Electric. Don't
take Magnetic. Electro Magic, Philadelphia
Electic, or any other fraud, simply because
it is cheap. They will ruin clthcs, and
nre dear ut any price. Ask for
DOBRINS' ELECTRIC
and tako no other. Nearly every grocer
from Maine to Mexico keeps it in stock.
If yours hasn't it. he will order from his
nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper
around each bar, and be careful to follow
directions on each outside wrapper. You
cannot afford to wait longer before trying
for yourself this old, reliable, and truly
wonderful DoDpISs' ELECTRIC SOAR.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

Two cnterprising citizens of Glcnwood
Springs, Col. have undertaken to jour
ncy by bot to the Gulf of California via
the Grand and Colorado rivers. The
expedition is intended as pleasure trip.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

Bananas have become so cheap in
Queensland, Australia, that their cult.
ration is no longer profitable. Only one
milling per bunch Of twenty-five dozen
s paid for tho fruit,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

A Bachelors life Is splendid breakfast, a
tolcrdSly fat elmer, and most miserable
supper.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

The foundation of all happiness is health. A
man with an imperfect digestion may he n
and the father OF half n dozen chcrubs. md
yet be miserable II he DO roubied with dysprp.
Sin, or OF any of the disorders arising from i'm
Pierre 8 Pleasant Purgativo Pellets nre Tho
safest and surcst remedy for these morbid
conditions. l,cng purely vegetable, they arc
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Anether AIpine Tnnr,I.

The construction of another Alpine tunnel
through the Simplon, rs rival Of The sue
cessful St Gothard. has for so7ne time been
talked about in Paris It is estimated that
the Simplon tunnel would shorten the time
between Paris and central and southern Italy
by three hours. as compared with the st.
Gothard line. and the gain over the Mont
Gents route would be still greater. Accord
ing TO the representations the length Of the
contemplated tunnel would be shout twelve
miles. and the whole work could be accom-
plished in from four to SIX years. il would
be the longest tunnel in the world. and re-
quire extraordinary provisions for its suit
able ventilation. though this Object could he
attained. 1t is believed, by means of hori-
zontsl air shaff above The crown of the tun-
mel and running its entire length. connecting
by series II vertical shafts wito the atmos-
pheTe above the mountain Pumping en-
gins would not only keep he air constantly
renewed. but would draw OF fhe water
which otherwise would steadily accumulate
IN the tunnel The cost of this work Is esti-
mated at about sie GO n0o
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

It Is understood that when stamp is In
verted on the right hand upper corner It
means that the person written 10 Is 70 write
no more. IL ths stamp Is placed on the left
hand upper corner and inverted, then the
writer declares his affection for tho receiver
OF the letter. W hen the stamp is in the center
AZ tas top, it signifies Al affirmative answer
% a question, or the question, as the case
may be; and when IL Is st the bottom, or Op-
posite this, It Is negative. Should the
stamp be on the right hand corner, at a right
angie, IL asks the question II the receiver Of
the letter loves ths sender; while IN the left
hand corner 10 means that the writer
hates the other. The stamp at the
upper corner Of the right expresses
desire for acquaintance, and when
places ON the lower LETT hand corner means a
dsslrs for friendship. It u said that those
who are expert in this mode Of indication,
when a correspondent requests the person To
whom he writes TO accept his love, the stamp
Is placed on a line with the surname, and IL
the response is favorable the stamp is placed
Al the same spot, but reversed- Farewell TO
. swe~thea IL expressed hy placing the
stamp straight up and down in the left hand
corner, and the continuance OF the endear-
ing relation 10 expressed In the same way.
There ara also erudite explanations as to the
meaning OF stamps resting on one corner and
various degrees OF angles on various places
on the envelope; but what has been fur
nlshed will probcbly suffice for a foundation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Iuaor.emrpt OF BANK Chect..

A check drawn upon bank payable TO
bearer is in different position from check
drawn 20 order, although the latter may be
indorsed by the person to whom 1t is payable
before It Is presented, OF by the maker him
salt. Banks are justified in taking all proper
means to avoid imposltions upon themselves
on ctIstomefS A check drawn 10 order and
subsequently indorsed, Is not, in our opinion,
in the same position as a check drawn to
bearer. The latter is, by the act Of the
drawer, made payable TO anybody, and
the bank Is thereby notified, in effect
that caution need not be made in ~
csrtaining the right of the person who
Claims the payment But a check drawn to
order, even although it may be the order of
the maker and indorsed by him blank, can
only legally be the property Of the person
entitled under the indorsement. The fact
Of the Endorsement may be taken 10 be .
notification 70 the bank 10 be careful in as
certaining the right Of the person who claims
the money. Under such circumstances, it
seems to us that the officers of the bank
would be Justified in requiring some proof
or Satisfsction ss 20 the right OF the person
presenting the check 70 claim the amount
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

II Il ia the worst possible taste, acrv~oinE
q HarTsgs Bazsr. fsf q lads - conf'srH bef-
elf afssit 3 se8tisrissn PEI tss sat iis tIas
etea<a. ere lerrtal o f'sil. sf srgtia NJ a'sout
hira fssss eisfgiv ssHiies. ssos- gives h5n
A. hand v-fea hs e1E0-< is - naske call.
sod rufs h'r, Sc ias~ese - hsr taetfai con-
vsrsatfn ss b. faske< an effort r. - sTres-
slis - ber Shs 9o~> not urge hiD - come
srofn - r. prcaeug ms cnii. her manner
r-sust 90 81 fisat
FaaHR ussa go especially s1ir0Ted ~ snJ
sztfhtissl ~ fuss fsees - the par ~ f1eir
rus<risznerx sch Mrs Brewn wvDid -
ne 81 ~ "a nneorrforfsbls chair y ] wist
20 s. ~ rsssfs - ~ore tisss ore youss
rosn vteo - cresies ~ ~ sosse ussf fIr-sssBcs
Ysase nszn 1sa taxe care ~ tiseu~slves in .
rsrier. SOD q = nsf - uscoumoo fsnit ~
kn.r~ieer ~ozrser fhst tbsy are too ssxiosr
= t1ts ere of bgra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

There is a very good club story going the
rounds just now IL appears that there are
two members OF Boobies whose titles are
very much alike, one being an earl and the
other a viscount by courtesy. Now it hap
pened that the peer before going on sport
ING expedition into far country arranged
that all kilograms addressed TO him at the
club should be cabled on The other evening
the viscount entertained a small party OF
friends at dinner at the club, when il was
proposed that the evening should be finished
up at the theatre, SO a telegram iRquiring il
q box eo,.ld be had was sent TO the Gaiety
Through some mistake, the reply message
was addressed TO the earl, and in due course
it was repeated on to him. lie happened TO
be shooting in the "Rockies7 at the time, and
the telegram had TO be conveyed 70 him. by
relays of messengers on hcrscback. Much
excitement was caused by It's arrival, and
who knew but that it might contain COM
munication from the prime niiaister' But it
only conveyed the information that box
at the Gaiety had been reserved for per-
formsnce three days before. The message
cost about 430.-London Table.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

When Sici person is obliged 60 lie con-
stant2y ia one position, as is the case with a
brok "a leg, bei isorNs must be guarded against.
The lower part of tae back Is most frequently
attacked, says Good Housekeeping, snd tho
nurse sho0ld pass her hand urder i af least
twice cay 10 ser that tae draw sheet Is free
from v11Kklcs and grasses. Morning snd
night she must b2the it with a snsll sponge
dipped in alcohol or a solution Of tannic acid.
and when IL IS cry rub ID with corr starch or
buckwheat Soar. It Insy sssm impossible 70
her 20 Get her hand underneath, but most
beds win yield httie 70 pressure. and by
working in a roll OF old linen under the hack
above the place 70 ts bstned, she viii obtain
n little spacs 10 work in II in spite OF pre-
cautions the hack boooas< sore. aR air clsb-
ion with "A hole ia The nlddlo nast be used 70
prevent toe sore tsoa coming in contact with
any surface, or il cannot heal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
TIE cusloslrY SHOP.
rhs C4ls.szr-Psp~ Gregory Esekans
Tea DAYS Aks4a.

Abo11 forty ave years sefore Chvist, Jalzs
~ss4T 1scresza tAss every fsslrta year snoali
bs 1sla - esnslst II 80 days Tor TIE pslr-
poss of llsiag ap tAs od8 zears. Sesi4g tll4t
. day every fourth year Was TOO much 8
followed that tbs beE1aaizg II the year
n0ved onward Eron rns tI1ss u tks csua-
eli II Slcs. Ia 525, shen Lks sefIlai e4lli zis'x
Esli csrrsetlF "a TIE <lst u Aarch, Pore
Gregory fss - a ls-z. thai there lad oeea "A
eyer rsckoa.. 70 the extent Of Zen days snt
al Eh@1 tllas the gerlAai eq4inox .fell on ths
llta II March To coFr.ct this. ke deTesd
hat tae Shof Octsser u thai year shCed
- ree xoEssd a. the 18th, ami 10 keep
ths yszrs righs Ia the future, the over
plus seiag eighteen hears, tsseaty seven mla-
utes and ten secouds IN century, be oflsred
tAaE every eenturial year that could not 10
divided by 80 should not he bissexEile. as it
sthsrssiss would De The GregoFiAn calendar
w.s decreed by Pope Gregory Ia 1872 On tins
basis, aad vas readily s<lOs5tei by Catholic,
snoagh not By Protestant, countries. It. dFf
not obtain ia Grest Britain uEtil 1Tl4 10
1hsh tine the differeoee between the Jt3 kn
And Grss0risn periods amounted To eleven
day4 An at OF parliament WAS passed, die
tafins that the 5d Of September that year
snould DO reckonsd the 18th. aud that three
ouE OF every four OF the csnturial years
should, ~ IN Pope Gregory's arrangement
not bs bissextlle or leap years. The Gre
zoriaa calendar Is In uss In al civilized
countries except Russia
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

After many years II experimenting. With
the Oh ject - Increasing ne sleel Of vesseis
snd lesseuinE their draft b. cha1ge n tle
formation q the nm. PsrasyiYanis IN
veut07 has sscc,~3ed IN ccnEtrsetinz hCat
which hs eiaisus f8ifEs ths asierafa -
long soaeht. ard = 81 entirs scsyrisBo- zith
trus srertfe theorr Tar bat. sfich =
sorne tkirtv feef toug. = - the sfsre
kaown - fhe cozrzvs bottom. the haIi beiag
buiif N riknt sri left hand sEsrsl farEa
fr01 the bo~ - tae wdse sec+ion TIE
cuafarrst5ar = tas sail is ttss csss i s1ch
a. - 1s~ci1oe wste~ ii uaaner closely
srrro-sassfinE - ths wa~s iiae theory -
rssning st e. ellf rsfer. tse dlsz fscsE1ent
heizE sccanspi sf1ed zTssss ~ anei tbe
csnter r. fhe hoaf = reare5 ~sea fhe r.
vs~sr srTsaa - 3lerl rleeqrne1t br~ re- ff,e err
cave h~rlns waers - -srr ersS Jhe
rTrater - sr--S tas ess-@T ~ 6ftirx
rrrsr. she host rfra - 2ss ~ster. sd eoz-
sesTssrtiv nae~7rr wfa Rrssger sp~ea vs.h-
CT ang lacrs.z> = so~~--&ssosxe Es~a
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

The first ARTIST known to fame in the United
States was John Watson. This we learn
from William Dunlaps History of the Arts
Of Design, where Il is stated that Watson is
the first painter Of whom mention is made in
the annals Of American art John Watson
came from Scotland 70 Perth AnhOy in l7t5,
and died there in l76s. at the age Of So years.
he brought over a large number of paintings,
and with these and many that he executed
himself. ne formad the first art gallery in
this country. Az he advanced in years be
became extremely penurious and was totally
blind for some time before his death. he
owned tuo houses at Perth Amboy. one Of
watch be used exclusively for his paintings,
occupying the other as his residence. It. Is
stated as somewhat Of a coincidence that thfs
bouSe, which stood on the site Of the present
seminary. was subsequently, occupied by an
other artist, William Dunlap, With whom
originated the idea of the National Academy
Of Design
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

The Jswish highAndsrs Of the Caucssiss
mountain regions are, sithout question. q
genuine r-fnsent n Some early Hebrew i'm
rnixraficn from Palestine. The wouaen CON
tinue many Il the primitive practices II
taeir sex IN Bible tiuae<, even % the custom
Of asfnsina he face not the mere tinhnz II
ths cheeks and heizsteninx of the hro'vs, hut
rainting plaie and Unmlstaksoie. In GER
tain par-s II Daghcstan ors may not unfre-
aaenslv snrountor Jewish belle In gala
costume a ssvpred piak silk xals fur cap.
snd velia~ hsif boots. with her face crossed
By bread nars Of yellow and I'D color ske
zsrne sou1h Sc. savage q former days The
men are u a very prer<~seszgny TYPE. har3y
ard vigorous. lssdiax for the most part an
oussioor hfs n she highland regions they in
habit. capltsi horseusen and sxcciisns sxricsil-
tiirists
- rhe larxe tcwns they ar As elsewhere.
traders and -ner-fsnts bur IN she rural dis
tricts they devote themselves entirely 70
vinlrultlirr ard the preparation II wi1e. the
growing ~ tie coNulcner zrsies - ton~cco
in srrnan3 si,e nraaVfs-tare sf nla,}6.r Sva
and s-creso Aeafa aer Scrre 81 the Gnrst
fruit orcharSss ara thcse af thc Csncasisr
sess rallr aesnfers have net vrt heru de-
terruiaed Like All r-sferns. tsoy vi rot
rnake sny ret,lFn es to the nurnl,er of insilvid-
uals forming q housshoid 80 thst tie Rs1s-
-ian zovernE,ert has to - conteat vita a
siascrent cf 80 total number Of ~scsr* hs-
end svnsxrgres fhsse show 2 80 hou~e-
talcs. a. svnsScvses. ora ahcut ee @rhoois.
snd e Is estimated .aat Iris is seaIzivsient o. q
t.,fal Jesrish rcrrftefsn ef s0 40 sruis. a.
whom n@ariv fourth are ia psssostsr -
St Jausrs' GA1ef1a
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners and Custsas Practicsd in Polite
society.


An authority on etiquette. objectfng
strongly to the terms lady friend" and
gentleman friend" gives through Tho
World the following reasons for 60 doing
The terms lady and gentleman have been
and are 50 misused as ~ have grown almost
meaningless. and their constant application
to all conditions Of life almost vulgar. Hence
the term ladv friend docs net convey any Inn
pression. as q rule, beyond that the friend is
a feminine ore II intended 20 qualify. it
can only bear the inference that The person
speaking q ''Tny isdy friend" has others he
or she docs not consider ladies Every re-
spcctsblo woman OF girl il presumed 10 be .
LADY, and every rcpuable man 9rntleman,
untsi he or she proves hiSlseD OF berself 10 be
Otherwise. Amenx refined and cultivated
people, whose use of language is the best test
Of its corIrrfnezs. the nlornenf q word or
term becomes n7isused and rneaniBvles IL Is
droprezl. Hencs the rcacf1on 81 late years
among rrf1cd people IN favor Of the osd
saxon terms, n,ss and woman Lady and
gentleman IN other days carried an iden 81
ryrsons u goos breeding and position The
desire II many pcegse - have tbe~e terms
apflied - them is aUe 70 the impression that
their assumpfsoz Of ttr~us- or resentment
when they srs not srE1ied viii give ~ them
qualities and posit5oa thy do D0t possees
I,isrrr,rfal.i. persons ~ sitbeT snr are often
pehe1oanf ia tfseif Gains 70 be called lady
On Gentleman