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Revel Taylor. son of Mr.. Samuel c.
TAYLOR, of Guilford, died in Baltimore
last Tuesday of pneumonia. aged %
years. His remains were brought home
fer inicrment, by rail on "Wednesday
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STRAWBERRY CRATES AND BASKETS
We are selling The Delaware patent ber-
rY crates and baskets, peach baskets,
and barrel pea baskets and offer spe-
cial Inducements to those who order
early before the season commences.
McAIath Bros. & Co., Onley station.
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BY order of the Worshipful Master of
Ocean Lodge, JIG. q called meeting will
be held in their hall at Wacllapreague
City next Wednesday
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Valuable House and Lot for Sale.

I offer for sale at private contract, my
House aud Lot near louisville
at a reasonable price and on accommo-
dating terms.
The premises contains about 9 acres,
divided into yard. garden grass lot, and
truck patch, surrounded by neat and
substantial enclosures, aud has upon it
all the necessary ontbuildIDgs.
The dwelling upon same recently
built, large enough to accommodate "a
large family, is of neat and attractive
appearance. is in thorough repair and
conveniently arranged
The location ofsame is very desirable,
within few hundred feet Of landing for
small boats, convenient to church,
school. &c.
My business requires me to move in
the village and hence am prepared to
give some one a bargain.
For further particulars address.
T. e.. KEELA NJ ~
LocustvilIe.
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The Masonic Hall at Accomac c. H.,
will be offered for sale at public auction
on next court day. See advertisement
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When You visit Baltimore stop at the
MaltbY House, where will be found
first-class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
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We guarantee every barrel of our flour
sold on Eastern Shore to g We Satisfac-
ton. Try it. Nudge, Smith & Co.'S
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Wanted ever, housekeeper to get a
barrel OF our flour. IT your merchant
has not got it. insist on Ills getting some.
James Myer & Go.
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Just remember that Bundick's fine
ice cream cannot be beaten. That is
What the folks are saying about it this
season
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Our -four runs regular and gives sa-
tisfaction. Ask for it. Nudge, Smith
& co.
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II yon want something fancy buy
Royal hour, for sale by James Myer 81
Go.
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LEGAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meets Mon
day, May 18th
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Bed bugs are destroyed by PoweIl's
Insect Powder.
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NEIGnBORR00D NOTES.
Onalirock.


Bundick's ice cream parlor at Oman
cock has teen well.atronizrd during tbs
past week
The store front Of Mr.W. R. Hallett,
recent, finished in green and gold, pre-,
sents very unique and attractive al'-
pearance.
The insurance policy of $1,000. which
the late Capt. Stephen Hopkins had OH
his life in the Royal Arcanum has beell
pail Over to the heirs.
Hon. Thos. Hodson. of Crislield.
Nd, has accepted an invitation to de
liver All address at the public school,
commencement in our town.
The steamer Tangier, off the line
temper arily for repairs of late. again
put in appearance on last Saturday,
looking us right as Il new pin.
Messrs. G. i. FosQue & Co., with
Characteristic enterprise have converted
their wharf from 4 wooden structure in
to solid shell, and none therefore now,
is more substantial.
Revival services are now in progress
at the NJ, E. Church, South, conducted
bv Rev. r. a. Compton, assisted BY
Rev ". J. Twilley. To date there has
been some three or four converts.
Tie annual spring building boom will
soon he in full blast with us a larga
and handsome storehnuse for Mr.. E. f..
Miles. a cozy and attractive millinery
shop for Mrs. Thos. Coxton and a pref
ty and commodieus dwelling for Mr..
Henry Carmine are lready IN course of
erection.
Capt. Carey Crockett, of Tansier.
who fell from the masthead of his
schooner last week, distance of 80
feet, and was brought to our town for
surgical treatment, will, it is Thought,
recover sufficiently from his wounds, tn
be out on his crutchts in 2 few weeks.
A shorter leg will be tho only serious
result of his mishap.
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For SALE offer for sale on rea
sonable terms Il very desirable hnust
and lot situated in the village of Tenn.
perahceyille. 1t contains six good
roums, three above and three below,
with back porch and pantry. A gnOd
school and church, almost at door. For
further particulars, apply to
&c. Jacobs,
DI.J. Z. Brodwatrr.
Temperanceville, Va.
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For SALE-ncep Creek Mills, with
the mill acre attached
Mrs CIV p Ponlson.
Onancock, Va
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notice. intend making my usual
trip through the Peninsula in due time
for the purpose of handling colts.
s I BELTS
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NoTIcE-My horse George Bell will
stand for service this spring ut SIS to
insure a mare with foal, $40 season, S.
single service. Parties wishing his SER
vices will address the undersigned.
CuStis NJ. Dunton,
Nandua.
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Northern ice for sale by the pound OF
ton at Bundick' S. Onancock
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YouNa-At Greenl ackyille. Tuesday,
1st inst, after an illness of many
months. Mrs, Hannah Young wife of
Capt. =. X. Young. She was very
estimable lady and had large circle of
friends. Her husband and five children
survive her
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NOTICE TO HoRsEMEN-Any person
having horses Or colts to change with or
without clamps, or afflicted with the
following diseases. such rs iStula, poll
evil. cancer, warts, tumors, sweeny.
farcy, hooks, thrash and grease heal
can have them successfully treated by
applying to the undersigned. Parties
living at a distance Will please notify
me hy letter or postal, and vii! give
them prompt attention. Charges mod
crate and satisfaction guaranteed. Adj
dress Geo. w. Hancock.
Pucomoke City, Nd.
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We can furnish you the framing for a
house. weather boarding. fDnring, heart
facing. finishing boards, lltlls and shin
giles, and if you please the nails, mould
ing snd everything for the house COM
plete. We mean business.
Matthews & Taylor.
Atlantic, Va
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Bundick's new. large refrigorators
,eep all kind of meats fresh and sweet
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BUSINESS NOTICES

James Myer & Co.'S High Grade -four.
are the best.
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Democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. APP
polnted.

Democratic MeetinE-Dcie.ntes APP
pointed.
A mass-meeting OF the Democratic
Iparty was he'd at .AccomacC. H.. last.
Monday according to announcement.
DR.. John w. Buwdoin presided aud J :.
w. Edmouds was elected secretary.
On motion committee WAS appoint
I'd, which named The following dele
gates and alterlates to the Stale coz
venlion which meets in Norfolk, May
10th inst:
CHINCoTEAGUE.
Delcgate-O. M. Jones.
Allernate-,ames Martin Burch.
ATLANTIC.
D,legates-Wm. S. Tunnel, DR.. Jos,
E. Biodwater, Major E. Sclby.
Altelnates-Dr. Frank Fletcher.
Jas. w. Br5ughton, VIM. S. Holland.
METoMpKIN.
Delegates-Alfred Short, a. j. Rev,
DR.. a. D. t. Ewcll.
Alternates-Juhn d. Wimbrrugh,
.Jss. r.. Hickman, Dr.. Fletcher Drum
lnund.
LEE.
-Delegates-Thon,as c. Kellan, L.W
Childrey, Montcalm Oldham, Jr., Vim.
b. Pitts.
Alternates Thomas W. Blackstone,
Edward T. Edmonds, DR.. James Poul-
sou, John j. Gunter.
PUNGUTfAGUE.
Delegates-Geo Is. Hoffman, S. B.
Bull, Edwin Powell.
Alternates- r. Hutchinson, Lu-
cius Kellam, Douglas A. Flower.
Delegates at Large-Dr. j. W. Bow
doin, Jno. w. G. Blackstone.
The report of committee, including
the following resolution, was unani-
monsiy adopted:
Resolved, That IN the absence Of any
delegates aid alternates anv good Dem
ocrat or Democrats from The county of
Accomac to the number Of fifteen will
lie entitled TO seats in said convention.
Tile following resolutions, were also
adopted:
1. That the Democratic party of Ac
comac county in mass-meetlng assem-
bled, endorse the a'lmi.istra-
ton of Grover Cleveland and his tariff
ssage, and ar1 heartily in favor Of
his denomination for the Presidency.
2. That the chairman of the Demo
cratic party do call mass.meeiing for
May court, to determine upon plan
for the selection of delegates to the Con-
gressional convention 10 be held for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
Congress from the 1st Congressional
District.
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Foh SALE-Ho-se and mule. Apply
at Cropperyille, Va.
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For LoAN-s1 1000. Geo. B. Fosque,
Onanc0ck. Va.
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Crown patent flour will give
better satisfaction for the money than
any other -four. Try 1t au'l he convinced
James Myer Il Co.
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For SALs-A desirable house and lot
in the village Of Leemont, on reasonable
terms. Apply to
AIiss Mary E. Grant,
LeemOnt
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Monarch -four has become household
word. Every barrel of our -four guar.
arteed as represented or moner refund
ed. For sale bY James Mye- & Co.
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WILKERsoN-At New Church, Sat
urday. April 2Sth ult. of measles, Mrs.
Mary Wilkerson, aged 90 years
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Smoke the fine Lolita cigar, 5 for 10
cents, manufactured for w. +. Bundick
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IL your nearest merchant don't keep
our -four. write lis and we will let yoll
know where you can get it. Nudge,
Smith & Co.
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When We figure on a bill and say we
will put in dry lumber, we do SO
Matthews & Taylor,
Atlantic, Va
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We have more dry lumber in our
yalds than any mill in the county, and
if you want to build a house, boat, cart
or coffin, call and see us
Matthews g. TAYLOR,
Atlantic, Va
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Fowell's Horse and Hog Powders the
best remedy for horse diseases and Hog
Cholera.
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Fowell's Horse and Hog Powders the
best remedy for horse diseases and Hog
Cholera.
NOTICE All persons are hereby fore.
warned from hauling Selma cunning or
otherwise trespassing on the premises
on which now reside. in Clistis Neck,
under full penalty Of the law.
VIM. II. Smith,
NOTICE-To all whom 1t may concern.
Notice is hereby given that 1 have pur-
chased the stock of goods of Elihu I.
Tull 1T Greenbacbville, and that the bus
inpss will in the future be conducted by
said 1ull at said place of business as
agent OF the undersigned.
Thos. D. W. Topping.
April 23rd. 1883.
For SALE-Housc and lot at Parks
ley. Well rente. and insured. Price
$500. Will pay ten per cent. interest
on the investment. Apply to
Browne, Jacob 81 20.
NoTIcE.-The undersigned wish to
purchase. 3,UO0 bushels of oyster pl;lnts.
Lilliston Sc Davis.
Accomac G. II,
For RENT-For the year 1889. the
house and lot at LUcustyile where NOW
reside. For further particulars apply to
Geo. e. Fox,
Louisville.
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Collie and pains in man and horse re
lieved by Prof. Gehns Pain Reliever.
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DIED.

CoLEBuRN-AtN New Church, Friday,
April 9th. Hlt., of measles, Mrs. Hes
ter Coleburn,relict of William Coleburn,
aged about o5 years
jAcoB-At Temperanceville, April
2lst ult.. OF heart disease, William B.
Jacob, well Known and est emed cti
zen. aged GA years
MARsnALL-At Sykes Island, Thurs
day, April 26lh ult.. of measles, son of
William f. aid Ellen Marshall, aged 3
years
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Arriyc.... p. M r.H "a. Il.
| Wilmington .....---. 3b...l2 21... 4 3d..
Baltimore lUnlon ,
| Statton).. ........".. . 5T ."1 w.. U 3D..
fhila. BROAD St.
Station .............. 49,. 25." 40.
NoH York tP.R.R' 10 S.. AGO.. 5 co..
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Bundick's ice cream parlor at Oman
cock has teen wel:atronizcd during th'
past week
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New stock of general merchandise
and millinery goods just received by
Messrs. w. j. Hall & Son, and Mrs. w.
J. Hall. See advertisement
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REcoLLEcToNs OF GRANT.

81 knew him WELL" the old man said.
I'VE were together in fight:
with the Left when the charge was led
The General OF course had the Right.
81 stood by his side" the old man said,
when a bullet whfzzed down the line:
Scarce forty feet from the Generals head
And but little farther from mine"
s.Did blench at the Storm" the old man said,
''Ah, sir, the brayest may;
And from childhood up I've been always afraid
OF finding myself in the way"
'Shnll write thee down, o hero" said
"As friend of the fallen chief. h.
And blazon thy name beside that Of the dead
In a glorious alto-reliefi'
''Nay, his friends were many" the old man said,
"a greater distinction want
Just say I'm the one who when all was done
Wrote no 'Reccl!ect.ons OF Grantt'
Charles Henry WeJ6, in Century.
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down Handsomely. During tho same
time. however, Wentworth has attended
to various other CASES"
''Still d. not quite comprehend"
objected. show he winds up the affair.
Are there no broken hearts and ruined
lives to appear in tie last scene Of this
eventful history"
'Ah." said the Colonel with deep
sigh; ''now you have touched upon the
hardest part of the Decoy's work. To
make woman love you. when her at
tentiOns are fixed upon somebody else,
seems like . difficult undertaking; but
it is nothing to the task of making her
unlove you You must understand,
however. that this game is, for the
most part, played with India-rubber
hearts, which sustain but little risk OF
being injured In other cases. it is
the Decoy's cue to make the girl be-
lieve she is jilting him. rs she has Tilted
his predecessor He grows dull and
unsatisfactory; the flower which she
has picked SO rapturously willis in hor
hands. and she is brought, by pro-
cess which she can not fathom. to fling
it away, experiencing y sense Of relief
as she does SO. This is usually the
point when the desirable party is
pushed forward by the parents. and
every one is rendered happy by the
proper kind of union"
As Colonel Calder unfolded these as
tonishiny facts to me. sat with my
eyes fastened upon Mr.. Wentworth s
face. To this youth Machiavelli was a
simpleton, and Talleyrand n clumsy
blunderer. Looking upon him in the
light of the Coloners revelation be-
gan to see plainly, back of the smooth.
clean-cut features and the languid out
lines of his face. the relentless force
which had been described. Ishuddercd.
At that moment saw my friend and
host gradually working his way through
the crowd toward us.
''Onc thing more" l said. hastily;
''does it never happen in the Decoy's
play with the hearts of women that his
own heart is touched? And why is it
that when he wins the affection of some
heiress he docs not marry her and end
his nefarious occupation"
.eOne answer does for both ques-
tions" said my companion. rising as
did. He leaned over and whispered in
my ear, "Wentworth was Sc
cretly married five years ago. He has a
wife and two children living in Har-
lem" Then, pushing aside the por-
there. he disappeared, after pressing
his finger significantly upon his lips.
As 1 rode with nv friend and his
wife back to Madison avenue. he asked
me what kind of company found Col
onel Calder.
Every pleasantly" answered, en-
Enthusiastically. '.he seems to have q
limit!ess fund of interesting informa-
ton about society and the people one
My friend looked at his wife, who
smiled slightly.
EYES," he said, slowly, sit is. as you
say. very interesting and quite-ah-
limitless. ~ Y. Cor. San Francisco
ArCOn0ui.
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FUR FASHION NOTES.
Stylish NUTS, Boas. Hoods, Paletots. Nov.
markets and Robes.

Stylish NUTS, Boas. Hoods, Paletots. Nov.
markets and Robes.
Caracal is an Asistic lynx fur.
The dark furs are in favor for small
children.
Ermine and sable are old and long
known furs.
Badger is fine and deservedly popu-
lar trimming fur.
Stoles and capes Of fur are almost as
fashionable as boaA
Astrakhan and Persian lamb are
coming in favor again
Beaver is the fnvorits fur for young
ladies' shoulder eapes.
The most fashionable boas reach
nearly to the hem Of the dress
The finest sealskin sleighing hood
that Is produced costs only from SIS to
s2a
The finest kind of Xxx senlskin
paletot or Newmarket should not cost
more than &4O0.
Minever. or gray squirrel. Is very
old fur. and was ut one time the special
favorite of royalty
Badger. lynx. fox. bear. Alaska sa-
bic. hare. chinchilla and nutria are the
favorits furs for boas
Wolverine robes are not N.tle woh
skins. but the pelt Of m animal of the
stoet and weasel families.
Sea otter has only been known to
Europeans as fur for about $50 years.
1t Is the rival Of seal in fashionable IA
VOC
The newest sealskin sleighing hoods
are shaped similar to the plush caps of
little girls The crown is high. the
brim close and turned back.
Sets of fur consisting Of boa and
muf or a shoulder cape or stole and
muf are found in every pelt known to
the furr;er, and may be fashioaably
worn.
It is said by those who ought to know
that the production and sale Of seal
pushes this winter doubles that of last.
while real seal is more in demand than
ever.
White China lamb and goat skins are
used to line the handsomest evening
wraps ofwhite or tinted lampas. broche
or eisele plush and velvet or wool cloak
ing stufrs. broche with gold and silver.
~ y Sun.
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"A sorrowful sight in this world is
q man who can do bus one thing. fol-
low but one avoeation In life. and who
il by chance disabled from performing
that. IS utterly incapable of making .
living by turning to something else.
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IT is great blessing TO country 70
have rulers who viii make and execute good
and wholesome laws, then how much
greater the pleasing to have the Infinitely
wise and perfect God, a. tho great ruler Of
this and Of all worldss He can make no
mistake ana suffer NO defeat We have new
or Seen able to see why anybody should
wish, II hs could, to dispense with such .
Cody T. Lsdspnsdewk
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-Ailconmanfcaticn for this paper should
DC accompanied by the name OF the author;
no. necessarily for publication. but as an evi
Ounce of good faitn on the part OF the writer
Write only on enc side OF the paper. %
particularly carefi, in giving names and dates
to have the letters and figures plain anc
distinct
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Sosn things you may have without SOCK
ing, some you may ssek and mot md: but
there are things, and those you most need.
that you win never ind without seekin&>
Aovk Hapkias
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-02-03

ground tnat Inc eUOrt 10 break the en-
gagement was not just;fable (for he
has conscience. you know. just like a
character in a story. and understand
that a marriage resulted in very COM
Portable state of misery for both con-
cerned. The Decoy usually carries on
negotiations with the father alone, hav-
ing had too much experience to trust
women with secrets. OF course, if the
nature of his operations are suspected
by society at large. OthelIo's occupa-
tons gone! He drifts into the work
gradually. each man whom be assisted
having some friend in a similar posi-
ton to whom the secret was revealed
He works, OF course, only among the
very wealthy classes. and his fees are
enormous Two or three affairs q year
are all he needs for handsome in
come. where's he can handle half a
dozen or more. Hawkins. of Hawkins
& Brown, l know paid Wentworth five
thousand for Kidding his daughter lnez
of that cad of Williams Ittook him
Just one month"
"a MONTH" I exclaimed. 'thas
seems to me quick work.
my dear SIR" said the Colonel, SEN
tentiously. '.if you know how to make
love to woman, a month is plenty
long enough. and if you don't a life
time is all too short However, he usu-
ally takes much longer. He has been
working with Clara Epgarde, now, for
nearly year. She is hopelessly stu
pid. as well as obstinate; but he will
succeed, and when he does. you may
depend upon it old Epgarde viii come
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about promise OF marriage. or 90 on TO an
unfortunate marriage, he can spend his
evenings away, and can go to the club,
or tho Republican or Democrat
ic headquarters, and absorb his
mind in city, or State and National cleo.
tions, or SMOKE himself stupid, or drink
.im elf drunk. But there is NO place Of
regular retreat for you, o woman, and
you could not take narcotics or inroxi.
Giants, and keep your respsctabiiity. Be.
fore you promise, pray and think, and
study and advise. There will never again
in your earthly history be q time when
you so much need God.
It seems to me that the world ouyht to
cast out from business credits and from
good neighborhood those who boast of
the number Of hearts they have won, as
the Indian boasts Of the number 81 scalps
he has taken. II man will lie to q WON.
an and woman will lie to man about
30 important matter as that OF a life
times welfare, they will lie about . bill
OF goods, and lie about finances, and lie
about any thing. Society to-day Il brim
full Of gallants and man.milIiners and
carpet knights and coquettes and
those most Collaboration Of all
wretches-firts. And they 70
about drawing-rooms and the
parlors Of watering places, shipper.
Ing and bowling and scraping and whis.
pering, and then return to the oluD'
rovms II they be men, q 60 their special