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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
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For choice presents continues at f j.
Hervey's jewelry store, s Canal-st., and is
au assurance that he is selling the best
quality at the most reasonable prices. Y es'
terday he received large variety OF gold
watches, fne iswelry and silverware, and
his assortment is still quite complete in
fine Christmas presents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
PRETTY WEDDINGS
40 = oUET ~szT :" rTis CRY
s.n.. waller City a~si1sass VIA E-s Tar
- .sa Knserfasn fris a.
CA1lsta.s4s -,J.hsFs 60 Cas-
- ths Ctsg.

Ns1 goWzs az s-lag fsshlsned. GA
.rar. - s~ioz hrsntsasd ana slaboFals
Dfsf.lr4.ions IN genera are being nlafis iSf
-. .f...tt- sa.l tt la Hsrlsa % Thursday
$500. na.s ..iea .t.allsss - Be sAs II
4. ,.s.r sr..l.st sgsr 4 yea IL tIals city. Ia
.t.5i1sa 70 a. fscsolisa eoaaai.tss which
M Tsfe.s..s- HaaAlB has alrs4sy given .
49,. ..a..s lbs 6s.lo~iax ssnllsalsn nave
49, rta.ss a3sr = aaszsss. Chaa. Fo1 P
y c.as a.I NcCay. Il. Ps4ros. j. a
E....l. g. asgassan. D. Z. Waters. "
A 0-an. J. 4 Seymour. j. ". oio1kstt' :
/. s1alksr al u + faalIi.ld.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

On Tuesday evening As sn1 Ms. VII
hsaa b~lsnlg. q 4 H0llissss-ss-. -Ses
ssry PLEASANTLY surpriset oy soo1t nIts
relatives Al fIlsaas sa8 croppsd N . -
a1sd Lasaz tkss Il sss taslI silver an1issr-
sary TIE srrsnxeDsl-s we're made ~
t1siF children aud ~srs cslEntfuly y sue
osssf1l l1 every partlc1 a.. ksfrssc lnants
ssfs ssTvsa and many h4acsoHle kiit= ~s1s
eft - iIlsEcs u remembrance o. L1s ,cca-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Yesterday afternoon the employees OF A.
l. Livingston. proprietor Of the Oyster
Bay Restaurant. presented him with an ele-
CANT gold. headed cane as a token OF the
nigh esteem with which he is held. Mr..
Iivingtou leaves for Rochester. n. V. Mon
DAY. called there by the serious illness Of
his brother.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Mis- Prsasssr Gives party this week.
Ars. Hsnry Grlnns4 Ill klss q rscsPsioa
sea.
Ars. " c. Batts gives Sc afternoon recsp-
ticn t1ls sssk.
Miss Haze the = 70 give dancing party
IL "a ns4E futu4s.
Afss Mvrs Nondsriy gives party next
wednesday ssenlnz-
TIE Grand Rapids Press Cluo ~iA give =
Ene entertainment soon-
Afi.s Adele Aus der 0hs bas been secured
~ The 81 CeciH. S0eisty for a colcsft Jauu'
az "a
TIE select com plimentary concert 20 oe
zisen ~ ths Schubert CAB January S. - a.
.,fair Of insiLAuons, snd ls free 10 az vac
are invited.
TIE dining room girls 81 the Warvlck I
are on Ihs qli give foT their annual hop
Nnica ~ili Dc given them al tnai popuiAi
car.ysnsary o. Wednesday evening ae1t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
Wedding anniversarie.-Fir.t cottl

Wedding anniversaries-First, cotton
second. paper; third, leather; fitih wooden;
seventh, wooden; tenth. tn; twelfth. silk
and fine linen; fifteenth, crystal, twentieth.
china twenty-fith, silver. thirtIeth, pear.
fortieth, ruby; fiftieth. golden; seventv-fifth.
diamond. Smoke Grand Republic CigsrrOs
and BDtfos Sold by all hrst-cisss dealers.
Morris IL. Treusch & Bro, sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

On rrf6sv evening ef lsst weeS NJ. II.
= Thomas wss pleasantly surprised e. his
home. a. Ss- Iyou.st- ID henor - h.s
1i--adsv ~hich occurred on satlrisT The
s~aairz cssses quickly ~,fh rsrfs nusc
sad ccnversstl.,o. a1sr vhich hzas wiresh-
ners wers serrei Ecn. Gpa. ~ TAomp-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

piano or organ j. sn elegant present
for Christmas AT ]. ;. Evans a Co.'S, "A
and is South Division-st. is an elegant
assortment of these goods representing
rome OF the best makes IN the land. The
Temple of Music" offers patron
great bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

soa then n bsEsf - lie guests pFese1 -
Hf Thomas slth = CON pete 81 ~ Dicks1
9-rxs. Auslk rh-se lrsaea< @@IS n
snd Nrs. T. a Mad Ar al1 8rs g. r
6zr1. H-D. 81t - tseg. /" lloanps.&-.
-. .14 ars. =. y. = sskiall 41a ssAscs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Never oYerTste or underrate your ospsci-
~. Both are alike detrimental. But
al ways smoke Grand Republic Ciesrros and
LiiOs. Sold py al nrst-c.Ass dealers.
MORRIS Ii. TIKI EACH & Bro,
bOls agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Beware Of outside speculstions- Concsn
tTstiOn Of capital hke concentration 81
produce The isreest Iss suits- smoke Grams
Republic ClgAITos a41 baaos. sod ii
al. nrAt- class lek ere
AoREgs Il. Iky EscH 4 BK0..
bJle agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

CHRIsrMAa GOODIES.

Many people yesterday admired the dis
play of Christmas sweets made by Sessions
q Hanna. 126 Mon-oe-st. The firm GER
tainly outdid all former efforts, and are
deserving OF credit A magnificent assort-
ment of confections of all kinds is shown.
and the stock is of the very purest quality.
Fruits. etc. are also to be seen. and anyone
desiring 10 make selection from choice
array of delicious goods. should not fail t.
call at Sessions 4 Hannas, or telephone
2s2
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

To BrY Holiday GIFTS,

Our retail store will be open until 9
o'clock p. m. until and including Monday
nigh, next TO enable our friends and Gus
toners to make selections of choice holiday
gifts. We have the finest stock from which
10 make a choice. Gail early before the
stock has been lsrgely selected rom.
NELsOS, Matter & Co,
81 CAnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

NJ Harold ?. whitman. ststs Agent q
the Murisl Rsneff Life Insurance Cen
rsnv. an6 Mss Bernslein. cf netroit sre to
- wsrr Ell Tuesday Jsn. 81 a. tha home ~
the hrriss parenrs ~ Detrofs They ~
reside IN fAis -str.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Tom Dixon. a. 81 C@nsl-st.. vii have .
turkey and oyster rafls Oh Christmas I've.
December a. II you want q good unse
aud chance 10 wiz turkey or can Of
oysters for your Christmas dinner don l
isll 10 be on band
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs J X. Hoskins gave = very
pleasant progressive pedro party on
Wednesday eyealug.
Dc aed Ms. Edrard Watson and Mr.
Henry Fralick sntsrtained about nfty
friends With a tea followed by progressive
pedro on tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Rood entertained a small
bat delightful party al cards - their pleas
anL Safest home on Monday evening.
Prizes we're Won bg Ms. r. 3 Fisher and
M s. stevens The a1air vas q pretty
celebration OF ths birthdays Of Mrs. \. A.
Flstcner and Ar Rood
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23
Elegant Tripod Hat rack $500.
THE Lucy ONE

The manicure set which was disposed of
by lottery at the manicure psrlors of Mrs.
NJ. Goings, was secured by Mr.. J. X. Brat
ter. Mrs. Goings keeps full line of mani
cure goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Ladies sents and ohildren's gloves snd
mitgens n Russia lesthef kangaroo snc
nsphs 3uck fur iamB plush aud eidef
aawu lining - Klein Glove Emporium.
- EssTi-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

What is more appropriate for Christmas
gift than a musical instrument of some de-
scription? At julius a. J. Friedriehs, 30
and 32 Canal-st, is to be found iull as
sQrtmenI
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers have on exhibition in
their wareroom, 90 Monroe-st., a beautiful
figured oak piano. Something entirely new.
Also Mahogany. French Walnut, Rosewood
and Ebony cases
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

box OF Carames given away 10 every
purchaser of sl.O0 worth OF Boots or Shoes.
at the Chicago shoe store, . Canal and Al
and 43 LyOn-st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Booklets. a substitute for Christmas
cards. We have large line to which We
invite your inspection.
GEO. A. HALL & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

At Julius a. J. Friedrich's. 30 snd 80
Csnal-st., IL en- immense line Of pianos and
organs What = more appropriate Tor q
Christmas gift than musical instrument
Of this description.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Look ont for the grand opening Of Christ
mas meats Saturday afternoon at the Steele
Packing and Provision Co, hcMullen
block. South Division-st. Telephone 9O7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

KLEIN's GLOVE EMPORIUM. 70 CANAL-sr.
Snow ball miiteDs for boys aud girls
Mittens that will not harden or SHRINK
ASK for nspha buck snow ball miItens.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

box of Caramels given away TO every
purchaser of Sl00 worth of Boots or Shoes.
al the Chicago shoe store, Is Canal and Al
and AZ Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Holiday novelties in ladies'. gents an
childrens gloves at klein's Glove En-
pofium. 70 Peari-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Handsome Holiday goods at Julius A. J
Frieorich's, 80 and 80 Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

We have lot Of Christmas cards carried
over from asst year. al fine cards, which
are closing out - D. p and SC each
This is intended as suggestion 20 sunday
Sch0oi teachers. GKo. A. HsIL & Co.
SIS Mouroe-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

The best stitch writer in America will be
in Grsrd Rapids. At IL North Division st, f.,
for few days where he will give al e1hi-
bitiOn of his work. and make beautiful
Christmas presents for persons desiring
them Call and examine bis work
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers have the largest stock of
pianos west of New York City. Call at the
wsreroom. 92 Monroe-st., and save the
profits of middle men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Buy your Christmas presents of j. r.
Homsn, ieweler, Is Cansl-st. lie ia selling
out MS stock of goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

julius a. J. Friedrich. 30 aud 32 Canal
ST., has full line OF musical instruments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

At julius A. :. FTiecrichs. 3o ard 20
Csnal-st.. IS m immeB.e ire Of pianos and
organs. Whist - more appropriate For =
Cbristmss gift tbsB musioal instrument oi
this description.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

fine assortment of leather goods, port
folios, lap tablets, purses, bill books. card
cases. cigar cases, collar and cuff boxes,
music rolls, etc.
GEO. A. HALL n Co.,
56 Monroe St
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Do not fail to attend Tom Dixon's turkey
and oyster rattle, 80 Canal-st., Monday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

All ladies of the city and country will
find it 10 their interest before placing their
orders for d new hat or bonnet for the holi
days 10 come and examine our stock.
We guarantee that we compete with any
body in price, quality and style.
Give Us cali at
SHULTz's, New Aldrich Block.
Corner Fountain and Ottawa-sss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

All the new and popular songs received
daily al Chase Brothers Music Emporium.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

d. r. & Co.'S BsQuimaur fur robes are
warranted, for sale only by A Hanish.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Do not fail TO sttene Tom DiIon's turkey
and oyster rattle. 80 Csnsl-st., Monday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Weather strips properly pat on doors
and windows on short notice. 81 otts~a-st..
Ledyard block. Telephone COS. =. y. At
kins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

English hsllies. crops and full line Of
whips for holiday presents at - y aterloo-s st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

1n cfice furniture s15 oockcasss "a
s-ock -isp.svs6 b. he Wu- A. EerssT
Fsrr t-rs co~1rs1r = d'4rrit to az
81 81 is 10 the II 'srssf ~ 49, srfit o&firg
-er-t sse - f1rr-trrs ~ tais iss-rI gtlon
81 sxauire he sssorf 1ert sEt red
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Whils ssisrt ~ Ck-st11ss rrsserf ~
nci fa-sst tsst ssysas1 s %. 80 Tsiseas
= s2aA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Chase Brothers hsve. beside Their lsrrs
stock 81 pianos and o-Esua o. krts oi
musical Instruments. 30 shop worn goods
and a. the lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

THr IITERART MsRvEr 80 THE AeE.
The Encyclopsedis britannica. 80 Ter
volume tWsnty-three volumes sre uoT
issued Of the popular reprint Of this WORT
renowned WORK Z EsntT-four volumes wIll
compste it No s1ch boz K has ever been
rot ppou the market ~ such size saa
quality Of binding a. 50 low price
J CsRL HIrIveEtE
state A-ent
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

For 7 dor care dDH u-si fssing ir-
uov-risheI blrod. doll psins r. bacs sn1
head. tsatai11z ssin e-1rHors. ae-no.s
ssrsapsrilis never fsiis - Eive re.'sf We
sfva~s snersnfee it Frics re- bottle
TGbbs- drug store ~ Mo1roe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Moqueite. Body and Tapestry Brussei,
to meet competition.
Mrs. 4 t-rrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

DAG hestsr. Fsrs.sn Rovs' M-crs T1rk.
81 Suvrrs Accustte Anz1rs Pr sd
krirss. klzs MrrstF ArErT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Piano or oTxsa = sn elegant present
FOR Christmas. A. 7 : swans Cos IL
auf l6 south Uvision-st. is Al elegant
assortment ~ these goods. representing
some of The hsst uskes 10 The land TIE
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Secure a Tripod while they last at 500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Uniqu. Tripod hail trees 200.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Novelties IN calendars snd Christina
Cards a. l. b. Stanton & Co Pear.-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-23

Nirsss Aans sn6 Nsbe. wsts-s -stars
e. Thursday ron Toe Esss km aao&
, 1888-12-15
Bekjendtgjorelse

r}ET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
y Colonialraadet har meddelt Sam
tykke til at Painter O'REILLY fun
gerer som Mcdlem at Veicommis-
sionen under Planter j. WILSON'S
FravUrelSe.
Gouvernements Secretariatet, St. Crolx,
den CITE December 1883.
LIMPRICHT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-01
The Indiana Contest.

| There is almost as much interest in the
political contest in Indiana as in that in New
| York Both the democrats and the republi-
cans are making extraordinary exertions to
carry the state and both declare that they are
absolutely certain Of success. The feeling
between the two parties Is very bitter, and
1t is not improbable that there will be
trouble between them in Indianapolis on
Saturday. Both parties have parade
there on that day, and in order to avoid
conflict they have agreed to confine them
selves to different parts of the city.
1t is admitted by both parties that the
majority will not be large, whether the
democrats or the republicans get it. Each
party has made very careful canvass Of
the state, and, it seems, with a result that
is satisfactory to each. The majority which
each party claims Is about the same.
1t is noticeable. however, that the demo-
Gratis appear to be the more confident. They
are working quietly, but very effectively,
and the reports which have been received
by the national democratic committee
within the last few days have been of the
most encouraging character.
lHeIe dTe TWO UnIURS IudU uue TepuDllcdnS
do not appear to have taken into account
in their estimate of their strength, both OF
which will contribute largely to tie success
OF the democrats. One is the prohibition
vote, and the other the colored vote.
The prohibitionlsts are working to defeat
Gen Harrison. Although church mem
Der, he has always opposed prohibitory leg
islation. He has pretended to lie in favor
of prohibition, but has done nothing to as
sist the prohibition cause. The prohibition
lists, therefore, have no love for him. They
cast large vote in Indiana in 1884, and
they will cast much larger one this year.
Nearly all of their strength comes from the
republicans.
Tie c0lored vote has always been con-
trolled by the Republican party. It's
strength is about Il, 900 The colored voters
have become dissatisfied, however, because
the republicans have never recognized them
in the distribution of the offices. They
began to show sigus of discomfort early in
the present campaign, and this discomfort
has been growing until now the democrats
feel sure of getting fully third of their
vote
If the estimates with regard to the pro
hibitionists and negroes prove t) he any
where near correct, the democrats will
carry the state by a handsome plurality
but if they turn out to be largely erroneous,
there is not much doubt that democrats
will still carry the state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-01
a Reasonable Request.
From the Chicago Tribun,


ut is so sudden, Mr.. Darnelle."
Il know it is responded the young man
gently.
He stood before her. with his weight resting
easily on one foot, his left elbow on the mantel-
piece his right arm behind him, and his whole
attitude one of careless. uustuded ease and
grace, acquired only by long and patient prac-
tce.
II know IL is" he repeated. Measured by
ordinary standards and by the cold convention
alites of society, it is indeed sudden. We have
known each other only twenty-four hours.
Until s:25 O'Clock last night neither Of us had
ever heard OF the other Yet with the heart one
day is as a hundred years. Could we have
known one another better, darling" he went
on, with tremor in his cultivated Itfiat bari
tone voice, IF we had attended the theater. the
concert, the church and the oyster parlor to-
gether for a dozen seasonsl Does not your
heart beat responsive TO miner
81 will not pretend TO deny. Mr. Darnelle d"
replied the young lady, with rich plush
mantling her cheek and brow, that your avow.
al moves me strangely
II knew til felt it," he responded eagerly
Love is not the slow. vegetablelike growth OF
years. II does not move in its course with the
measured, leisurely step OF a man working by
the day. 10 springs up like mushr-hke an
electric flash. IL takes instant possession II
does not need 10 be ierked in, as it were. II
needs not the agonized coaxing of of young
mans first CHA whiskers. my darling. IL Is
here! You will forgive my presumption, will
you not, and speak the words that tremble on
your lips-the words that will fill my cup Of Joy
70 overaowing" :,
The evening had passed like beautiful
dream. Mr.. Darnelie, admonished by the clock
that IL was time to 20, had risen reluctantly TO
his feet, and stood holding the hand Of his
beautiful berothed
MY love" he said, in eager. passionate ac-
cents NOW that you have blessed my life with
a measureess, inetfabe joy, ard made all my
future radiant with golden hope, you will not
think am asking too much il plead for Just
one favorl"
What is itf'' shyly responded the lovely
maiden.
please tell me your first Manner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-01
Sensational Election Questions.


There is an apparently well founded opin-
| ion in New York city that it is impossible
for all of the registered voters in that city
to cast their ballots within the time the law
/ permits the polls to be open. The law pro-
/ vides that the polls must be opened at g
: o'clock a. m and closed at o'clock p. M,
and that there shall be only one polling
place in each precinct. There are few
more polling places than there were in 1884,
but the increase in the number Of registered
voters since that date is nearly $4,000
OF course. in the great majority of the
precincts there will be no difficulty in
polling the entire vote, but In others the
chances are that when the polls close
there Will be many voters who viii not
have had a chance to cast their ballots.
The Herald has become excited and sem
sational over this condition of affairs, and
loads It's editorial columns with the biggest
sort of type pointing out the posi- lie conse-
quences of preventing any considerable
number of voters from casting their ballots
by failing to give them a chance to do so.
If it be true that the voting facilities for
hich the law provides are not sufficient, a
very grave question presents itself. If the
POLLS wera closed while 10000 voters, or
even a less number, were waiting to cast
their ballots, the will of the majority
might be defeated. AS the national cleo
tion, as we'll as that of the city and state, is
involved, it is apparent that it is extremely
important that every registered voter, who
Uffers to do so, shall have a chance to vote.
II 1000 or Is, 900 voters should be deprived
Of the privilege of casting their ballots, and
the result should be extremely close, there
would be a great deal of dissatisfaction,
and perhaps trouble of a serious kind.
the Herald insists that the governor
shall call the legislature together at once,
in order that the law may be SO amended
as to permit more polling places, or the
keeping of tho polls open greater number
of hours
TIE first thing to be done, however is to
find out definitely whether there is aGy
foundation for the opinion that the entire
vote Of the city cannot be polled with the
facilities for which the present law provides.
If it is determined that it cannot, then the
duty of Gov. Hill is plain. The governor,
however, ought not to be led into doing
anything foolish or unnecessary by what
may be only a newspaper sensation.
There is another question that is causing
some discussion in New York. 1t is
whether those who were registered on last
Saturday afternoons half holiday-are
legally registered. There were $1,000 reg
istered during that period, and the point is
made that registration offices, bslng public
offices, come within the provision of the
law which requires all public Offices Of the
state to be closed on holidays. The better
opinion seems to be, however. that those
who were registered last Saturday after
noon are legally registered The raising of
questions like these serves to show how
warmly the political contest in New York
is being waged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-01
A New Fire Quickener.
From thh Bostl,l Ttnnscrfpt.

FIOM LtS DOStOV IFUftoCFtDt-
The servant girl who pours kerosene oil on
the fire seems to have disappeared pretty com
petey. Perhaps sac has been to a considerable
extent exterminated AT any rate, we don't
often read of cases of explosion and confagra-
tioa, though the vgant housekeeper, if she
happens into the kitchen, may still detect an
odor which tells her that the girl must have
poured oil on toe kinding either b fore or after
it was ignited. But the listener has case
"hch may explain why kerosene accidents are
not Sd frequent The servant girl has discovered
new fire quickener
II was in Boston. and not long ago, that the
mistress OF house, not much given to going
into the kitchen, entered one day nexpectedly,
Just in time to catch her kitchen maid in the
4ct of emptylng a spoonful of graduated white
sugar into the fire. Sugar is exceedingly in
flammabe, and its application made the fire
Hash up in excellent shape. The head of the
house had noticed that he was called upon to
pay for great many barrels of sugar, aud his
wife had wondered at the family's enormous
consumption Of that article; but she did not
wonder any more, especially as the girl, under
pressure, confessed that she had re yularly been
using the sugar to quicken the fire Sure,
num-" she said we must have the fire. an
the coal burns that SLOW that me heart is broke
waitin' ON IT."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-01
The Baby Stare.
Ftom the Nep Yo,k Press


Apropos of the debutsntes. society women
have adopted new-what shall we call it? Art
is rather ''chestnutty,' but as this new some
thing is purely work of art, we will call it so,
though its usual cognomen is 'the baby stare. "
1t looks very easy. but it requires arduous study
and many rehearsals before one can do it effect
ively. You must first select your young man
and he must be young; a rounder of several
seasons will not do at ALL and after you have him
safely corralled and have gone over the usual
prel minaries. and there comes pause, look
shyly down in your lap whilst you twist con-
venient ribbon or toy with your fan;
ask in a hesitating sort of a way as if you
doubted its propriety, the most idiotic question
you can think of, then lift your head slowly
and look him straight in the eyes: be sure that
your face is as utterly devoid of expression as
the inside Of an oyster she'll Don't wink You
will spoil it q if you wink. If you do it well,
your young man will say to himself, What an
Innocent creature she is" and with due ap-
probation of his own superior knowledge he
will proceed to enlighten you, and you must }
very careful to let tie intelligence creep back
slowly to your face; let him feel that he is i'm
parting instruction and is doing it well. It's
awfuily fetching, but if you are anywhere on
the sunny side of go it is ivisabe not to try it.
You'll fail if you do