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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

DANyulr. Va. December 22-like
the last past several weeks we have 40
special feature OF interest OF our market
TO report. The bresks have been small
and very common Desirable tobaccOs
of every grade, both old and new, are
scarce and high We think that we shall
have better quality with good seasonable
weather The weather has been too cold
and harsh TO admit OF handling any good
stock We hear of several sales of round
lots of old wrappers filters and cutters
by our dealers this week TO out-of town
buyers The dealers report that they are
getting quite number of inquiries for
different grades OF old stock
Mr. W G Mcdonald of Montreal, ia
in the city today, As is also MI W. g.
Poindexier of Aiddletown, o. Our
sales were suspended for the holiday, to-
day. They will be resumed on cd prox
imo. DIBRLLL BROTHERS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

No auctions sales to-day, Some private
trading.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

"THE TINES and siaif return &C
acknowledgements for an invitation 10 q
splendid Christmas dinner al the ST
James to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Ii YOU want TO start the coming new year
with n telephone. hand in your nam Is early
that they may appear IN our New Year
Catalogue. x. l.. WEST,
Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

For Goodness sake, DO Say Told You.
That DR.. Dsvid's Cough Syrup Is the
very best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group
Bronchitis and Consumption.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

AIessrs " T. Smith x Co. report Of a
good loi OF wrappers to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

SourH BosToS Va, December92 The
tobacco season WAS short, but brought on
the breaks an improved quality of tie
weed. The week closed with weakening
on common iObaccos. while everything
of better grade and quality continued
high and in strong demand The market
will close ill January g. 1889
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

There are about $50 hogsheads of West
Virginia brights here in warehouses or
on the way Most of these planters
crops Will be- sampled and sold in Janu-
airy next TIP TO date d very small part,
only crop or Two. has been sold
Weather conditions and the frost will
make. no doubt sorry, variable crop
though there are some fine cures report
ed We expect this crop will be in good
demand from stemmers and others The
cutters We have seen of the first sold were
good and very good
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25
N w e o O ID S
JUST RECEIVED FOR
CHRIS MAS HOLIDAY TRADE.

Of he d 0ma
in OF
% wedding Christina
of IS
KsgaIm a "a and
r4tkof Dinner Tea e aul
Breakf
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full and complete consisting Piano Lamps Banquet
Fine
and light than
made
Stoke
select
Of silver Plated Ware complete Of the latest designs
o makes
Cutlery fl well assorted qualities ana prices
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Davenport's warehouse (John a
Hutcheson, propietor) reports shipment
of four hundred hogsheads in the past
three DAYS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Reports as follows, to-wii: Inspections
, reviews, 9s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

M,ssrs. Darlington h Co report sale of
a good lot of wrappers on Saturday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25
Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND. Va. December %.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son.
bankers and brokers. I'LL Main str ct
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MANUFACTURING pLra sroc,

Common oilers. dark ................. o.. 10 II
Medium rl!ers. some color ana body. " 70 II
Good nilers, red and good body. rs 70 !,
Fine nliers. bright aud good body 10 10 Z.
T. W. DoHRMANS K SoN.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine Houston. Cornmis-
cion Merchants. 1906 Cary Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

RICHMOND, December "a, 1898
No saies Of loose tobacco TO-DAY.
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THE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY. DECEMBER 25 1888

smokers of which few lots have been
sold.
M,ssrs Darlington h Co. report sale of
a good lot OF wrappers on Saturday
AIessrs " r Smith 4 Go. report Of a
good lol OF wrappers to-day.
TOBACCO Inspectors OFFICE,
December o. 1888
Reports as follows, io.wi,: Inspections,
, reviews, %.
Davenport's warehouse (John A.
Hutcheson, propietor) reports shipment
of four hundred hogsheads in the past
three days.
Mr.. ". G. Neal (of firm of T. D. Neal,
jr.l has gone 80 New York city TO spend
the Xmas holidays.
Mes.rs. j. VI Conrad's Sons have
removed TO their new office, over the
Tivoli Restaurant. northeast corner Of
Thirteenth and Cary streets
NOTICE.
am going 10 commence moving out
stock Of tobacco from the Planters and
Merchants warehouse and storing same
in ShockOc warehouse. Owners OF to-
baccO stored in the former warehouse
viii please take notice. and attend 10 the
matter of insurance of their holdings
iSignedl JONI A. HUTCHINSON,
Proprietor.
Mr. Bernard van Lecr, 20 Rue des
Arquebusiers Anycrs (Antwerpb, was
registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day
We wish the tobacco trade merry
Christmas, aud happy and prosperous
New Year
The Exchange will be closed until
January 2d, 1sSy e. Mel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Mr. " ] Gibson. the big burly.tobacco
dealer writes from Millersburg, Ky, De
cember 22d, 10 Messrs Carr y Dicken-
sons Il would like for you to see the
character Of tobacco Of the new crop that
is being offered in the Cincinnati breaks /;
mean as mean can be- Manufacturers
seem 10 think that planters are rushing
in the tail-ends but ! will tell you that
they viii find out that nine out OF ten
hogsheads of the lsssburley crop are tail
ends
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

The Two Old Cronies attracted a
6ne audience n the Academy last night
nd. iudo}ne by the constant and uproaii,
{os,e snriause which followed the rise OF
~ cortain and continued until the iasl'
- audience were delighted The pay
~, she "Tin Soldier" and the " faiiof
Mach Il simply conglomera''on OF
Inn. music. and dancing-the very hlnu
~ ,crformsnce which the public desire
IN christmas night The house, II may
he safe 10 predict, will be crowded.
rHr THEATRE
Uolcn BLYTHE opened an engagement
as.f niebf a, the Theatre in Catherine
Howard before fair audience, and msde
. good impression.
To.dav's matinee and io-nigh's per.
foynsnce viii be special ones, arranged
ON an extra fine scale Tor The packed
houses tina, usually inhabii Tie Theatre
on HOLIDAYS Certainly no stronger play.
ronld be selected than Camille and
~I,Article a." or The Creole from
,he modern French dramas, with Christ.
mas songs. carols, and choruses by some
of the best musical talent IRON the ieso
inc societies of Richmond also grand
living iablcaux: First, Home OF foN'
etty. Christmas Day; second. lhe
Tn,,cran, Home" third. Christmas
With The Old Folks at Home fourth,
"Christmas With the Old Father Time
introducing a:favorite New York bari
tone In Christmas solos
aRoAp-srREFT oPERA-HoUsr.
Two good audiences attended this
fsyorite place of amusement yesterday
10 witness "Muldoon's Picnic by Muir
ray and Maley. The fun was greatly en-
,oyed and the singing was excellent. The
play will be repeated FOR the rest OF the
week.
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THE xrIrooe OPERA COMPANY.

Attention ia called 10 the change OF the
advertisement of this company, which ap-
pears here al the Theatre on Thursday
10 remain for the rest of the week. The
repertoire consists OF II 1royatore,
Thursday; Bohemian Girl" Friday
carmen" Saturday matinee, and
"Fsust" Saturday night. Our music
lovers may anticipate a rare musical treat.
The company is reported as having done
A fine business in Norfolk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

TOBACCO Inspectors OFFICE, }
December a. 1883.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Mr.. W. G. Neal (of firm of T. D. Neal,
jr.) has gone 20 New York city TO spend
the Xmas holidays.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

smokers of which few lots have been
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

The trading in wrappers to-day is sig
nifcant of a tirmer feeling and better
prices for 1889 There are good, long
headed men in the speculative market,
and manufacturers following in their
wake which makes Us believe that there
will be soon a general awakening, in
brighis especially
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND ronAcco nxcHAsor /.


R,cnNoNa. December 81 The TINES
teens with tobacco trade Items, ana Tins
distinctive column has met with such
iayors of appreciatiye patrons that II Is
indeed an encouraging incentive 10 iur-
Their explore and develop the hidden
paths and depths of the mighty mine OF
wealth. There ismany mine ofprccious
metal worked 10 apparent exhaustion by
old modes and methods. that has been
made 10 Weld hundred fold more than
ever before. hy more expeditions and
modern means and machinery. We are
now appNing the rWEsin this direction,
and with a success so seli-evident that
our modcsy iorbids us 10 further com.
ment on. and vet We hope and believe
that we have merely made starr, hut
only ia The right direction.
The live. everyday tobacco news VIII
SO freshly to the people. Tobacco Is
our staple sin. is the pulse OF The Trad"
here. giving bread and meat, occupation
and lie 10 untold thousands, even though
in these bonds. that We have hope VIII
now soon become di-handcd IT IN some
things our tobacco people arc too PRINT
tive and Size Jess progressive, We have al
least been conservative enough To keep
mn q sill houfshihg business in this
State and North Carolina, against many
odds We have leading, liberal. and live
men leading. whose examples are worthy
TO he followed yet still progressing. We
cannot live on the traditional past, and wc
mnst learn as we 20 The changes IN the
tobacco trade are gradual, the changes in
The tobacco crop often radical, yet both
must be recOnCiled We cannot afford TO
wait season. OF month, and often moi
week 10 catch ON, therefore, The
DAILY TINS. as a valuable auxiliary in
the tobacco department. Is dong a
srecially useful work. We crave and
need the assistance. comparatively OF all
the trade in all its bearings 10 promote
our mutual welfare We want the
plauters reports, the dealers views, the
i sueculator ideas. The brokers' expert
/ ences. the sellers comments, the manu-
factureIs data, the jobbers dots, the
drummer dicta, and the shipper
showing. agricultural and revenue
statistics. etc etc. and we will have them.
As worthy OF patronage in general and
a. INDISPENSABLE 20 the trade. the TINES
confidently asks the continued support OF
all tobacco men, and for every subscrip-
tion and advertisement We feel assured Il
I full value received will al least be given.
Every tobacco market in Virginia and
North Carolina should rally to support
itself and display itself in this paper
but while we cxhou and plead, we also
express thanks for the more than good
/ beginning and the solid assurance OF the
future OF the TINES, and in return wish
our enterprising patrons and readers q
most merry Christmas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Mes.rs. J. VI Conrads Sons have
removed TO their new office, over the
Tivoli Restaurant northeast corner Of
Thirteenth and Cary streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25

Mr. Bernard van Leer, 20 Rue des
Arquebusiers Anycrs (Antwerpb, was
registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25
rHE MUsET

The Musee was crowded last night with
a Christmas audience which thoroughly
snjoyel the antics of the eccentric kick
about song and dance coons, Gibson
and Miles, and all the other favorites
The Entertainment will be kept up all
fhe week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25

table to adulterated. spirituous liquors,
some Of which are 9eht times as poison
GUS to the system a5!the alcohols resulting
from fermentation, The doctor sug.
gests severe penalties for the adulteration
OF liquors, and legislation which would
favor the use Of fermented drinks as
against the products Of distillation. This,
he admits, would not eradicate all the
evils Of the alcoholic habit, but would limit
its ravages to a much smaller percentage OF
the population. The doctor does not
realize how illogical he is in this last rec
ommendation. Herloes not seem to see
that for the government OF the States TO
legislate arbitrarily in favor Of iermented
as against distilled drinks would DO to en-
force laws as arbitrary as any the Prohi-
bitionists propose and more unjust.
This would be in the nature OF partial leg
islation, and would therefore be illegal as
well as illogical and Unfair The doctor il
all right 80 long as he confines himself tc
the analysis OF liquors and their effects on
the human system, but the moment he
steps int "the domain Of law he puts
his foot in it,"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25
THE SITUATION

APPEALS news from Jackson,
Miss, and Decatur, Ala, this morning is
very cheering. In neither place was there
q new case or death yesterday. Amory,
Miss, which had raised its quarantine
against Water Valley, renewed II yester-
day on an unauthcnticated report OF
case there and another at Hickory
Flat, which is short distance
from Holly Springs TIE APPEAL
was unable to reach the Water Valley
authorities last night, but prior TO receiv-
in g the Anory dispatch It's correspondent
at Water Valley had reported the health
OF the city TO be good, but that the people
were leaving there so rs to be out OF all pos
sible danger The dispatches alsostate that
nurse who attended Policeman Torrance,
OF Jackson, was i'll at point eighteen
miles southwest OF that place and that an
other suspicious case had been found about
half way between Jackson and Natchez.
The weather, however, is against the fever,
rs II continues TO be unusually cool for this
timo Of the year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25
AT JACKsONVILLE.
One Hundred and Thirteen New Cases
and Only Five Deaths.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. N.-Iesterdays
northeaster has been succeeded by cold
rain and drizzle that has continued through.
out the day and evening. This weather is
unfavorable for the sick, but it is encour-
aging to note that only five deaths have been
reported. New cases, however, still con-
tnuc in abundance. The report today
shows 49, of which eighty-iive are colored
and twenty-eight whites. Total cases re-
ported to date, 1881; total deaths, 2l7. II is
impossible to approximate the number OF
cases that have not been reported to the
board of health. One physician has had
over 1870, few of which have been reported.
Among the discharged yellow fever pa
tients are Rev. DIR. Weller, rector of 81.
Johns church and Mrs. Weller. Bev. W. ii.
Dodge is resting comfortably tonight.
Reports from Fernandina that n. S. Luz
kenkill, agent of the Florida Central Il
Western railroad, died of congestion are be.
leyed to be Incorrect IL Is thought he died
of yellow fever. Supt, Maxwell, of the same
road, is sick and wired tonight for his uncle,
Dr. George Troup Maxwell, and nurses. A
special engine has just left for Fernandina.
II is impossible to get full information from
there tonight,
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TIE rELLoWFEYER IN cONGRI

THE TELLOWFEVER IN CONGRESS.
The epidemic now prevailing in Jack
sonville, Fla, with such destructive effect,
and the conditions growing out Of ii 30 de-
structive TO the trade and commerce Of
the South, occupied at least a share of the
attention Of the National Senate and
House OF Representatives yesterday. Sem
ator Harris presented TO that body
tho petition for the revival OF the
National Board OF Health or the
establishment OF National Bureau OF
Health, forwarded by President MADDEN,
President Martin, OF the Mcrchants's Ex-
change, and President Suggs, of the Cotton
Exchange; Senator Call, OF Florida, intro
duced bill providing for a commission TO
investigate the origin and ravagcs Of
the Jacksonville epidemic togethc with
tho sanitary condition Of that city
and the creator or less prevalence
Of tho disease in particular localities
and under particular conditions" Senator
Call also introduced bill cmpowcringt the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 employ steam
launches for the safe quamntining Of
Southern harboB; Senator Plumb intro
duced bill similar in one particular, at
least, TO that recently introduced In the
House by Mr.. Barnes, of Georgia,
In that IL authorizes the Offering Of n
reward Of $780, 900 10y the President for the
discovery OF u remedy that will lower the
death rate below per cent. OF the cases Of
yellow foyer which may be- treated any
where within the limits OF tho United
States; and Representative Wheeler, Of
Alabama, introduced a bill in the House
authorizing tho President 10 establish
camps Of refugees at selected localities and
10 provide tents, beds aud camp equip.
page, provisions, medical stores, nurses;
aud providing for the destruction by
iiro OF all cquippagc infected by
yellow fever after the epidemic has
ended, and nppropriating $4,000 for
that purpose. Such bill rs this
would have been boon three weeks
since, and especially II the National board
Of health hal been revived 10 carry its
provisions into effect. This Is the hnt
and special need Of tho hour--a national
body with national authority TO control
inland as well as coast quarantine, select
and control camps Of refuge, prevent
slampedes, interruptions Of trade and
traffic, and put q stop TO tho feeling Of
uncertainty that prevails all over the
Union when the pcstilcncc Of yellow
fever is anywhere mentioned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25

TnE London correspondent Of The Neu
Yort Herald Is VERY gloomy aud despond.
ent over thccondition Of that city, wherein
no says crime is as rampant as II II was
licensed. 1--WE ap apparently" he says,
east getting toward the condition in
which Paris was plunged in 1889. There arc
many circumstances, indeed, in every
direction around us which recall with
startling viyidncs tho events that pre-.
ccdcd tho great French Revolution. Fer.
haps Il Ia not tho business Of the govern.
mcnt TO take note Of them. but they do
not escape the observation Of other people. "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25

AMONG the most interesting announce
mcnts by publishers this fall Is that by
Horghton, Minlin n Go, Of new biograph.
ical series to be devoted to men who de-
vclopcd and shaped religious thought In
this country. A number Of volumes arc
already In course Of preparation. Tho
president Of Princeton Is the author OF n
biography Of Charles Hodge; Prof Allen,
the author Of ''rhc Continuity Of Christian
Thought" has dealt with Jonathan Ed.
wards, Mr. John q. Shea with Archbishop
Hughes, and Mr.. John Fiskc has written
the life Of Theodore Parker
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scrpt T. u. Farrell, Of the Merchants

Sorgt. T. L. Farrell, of the Merchants
Zouaves, and six priyates.
No . New Raleigh Road--Lieut. G. W.
MayiieId and G. A. Seyforte, of the Memphis
Merchants Zouaves and six privates.
No. 8. Old Raleigh Road--Lieut. T. f. Pat
terson and Corporal William Nelson, OF the
Memphis Merchants Zouaves, and six
No. 4, Popular Street Boulevard-Capt.
Kellar Anderson of the Chickasaw Guards;
Sergt Kurdish, of the Memphis Mer-
chants zouaves, and six privates.
No. g. Union and Trezevant Streets-Capt.
Kellar Anderson, OF the Chickasaw Guards;
Corporal Crosby, of the Merchants zouaves,
and six priyates.
No. @, Central and Trezevant Avenues
Capt. Kellar Anderson, Sergt Lee NAL
lone, of the Chickasaw Guards, and six
privates.
No. I, Memphis & Charleston Railroad, al
East End Dummy Line-Lieut Raph. Sem
mes and Corporal c. b. Galloway, IT,, Of the
Chickasaw Guards, and six privates.
No &, Pigeon Roost Road-Lieut. Rahp.
Semmes, Sergt. W. NJ. johnson, of the
Chickasaw Guards, and six privates.
No. o, Duchignani Place-Lieut. Raph
Semmes, Scrgt. Frank l.. Woodruff and si'
privatos.
No. 10, fernando Road and Prospect Parl
Lieut. s. d. Kyle and Sergt. T., d. Douglas
of the Chickasaw Guards, and six privates
No. II, Mississippi Il Tennessee Road ant
Kerr Avenue-Capt ID. Il. Forsbay anC
Corp. c. w. Becker of Schorr's Zouaves
and six priyates.
No. ~, Louisville, New Orleans & Texa
Road and Kerr Avenue-Lieut. X. i. viii
Jams, OF Schorr's Zouaves, Sergt. G. ]. Law
son aud six privates.
No. 10, Hos Lake Road and Kerr Avenue
! j. i. Lonage, of Schorrs Zouaves, Sergt
Il. G, Bolton and six privates
At D o'clock the command was ordered &
break ranks and proceed TO the camps as b.
details above given. Those detailed to dis
tant points went in hacks, others in stree
| cars.
Quartermaster and Commissary w. s
Jones, OF the Chickasaw Guadrs, was KEEP
| busy all day providing tents and camp stores
| Thirteen tents went out yesterday Afternoon
and more will follow today.
Visitors TO the camps are requested not :
| Target the cigars.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25

TuKRE is great rumpus and row In
Virginia among "church people" because
Bishop Randolph confirmed Mrs Chanlcr,
nee Amelic Rivcs, ID hor residence, Castle
Hill, near Charlotte, instead Of In the
parish church. This b wide departure
from the custom OF tls Episcopal church
and Is perhaps the only instance in It's his.
tory Of person In ppod health being con.
drmcd outside Of church. But Mn. Chan.
Ter is nothing II notSeG,aiional.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25

A. NJ. W,RNFR, of New York City, n
manufacturer OF table covers, who has
been Republican for twenty years, bias
left that party and declared for Cleveland
and Thurman because the felt trust.
which grinds him with morcilcss rigor, is
directly defended by blaine, the un-
crowned king Of that party, which opposes
the Mills bill, the only measure OF lcgisla-
ton tina, has yet been offered by which
Warner could gci tho least amount OF TO-
lief
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25
BLIND.

II ever has been since Time bcrsn.
And ever will be till Time lose breath,
That love Il mod-no morc-to man.
And love 10 woman u lie Of DEATH
For her hopo dis whom loves sun sCiE
For him hops lccpt-iill new day dawn.
Aud shc rcmcmbgfs and he fnfgCts.
while the world rolls on-whllo tho world roll
on.
II Il woman who sits with her starved desire
And drinks 70 passion In cups Of tears
She rads by tie llght of her heart ou frc
The secrets II love through loucly year.
But OFT II Il all she hHs felt 90 heard
or rad by the glow " her SOULS white flame,
n she dare but utter aloud one wori.
How the world cries thsfnc-how the world
cries shamcl
whatovor q man mar think or feel
lie can tell a. the world, aud u hears arighti
But II bids the woman conceal. conceal.
And Voc for the thoughts that NJ last ignitei
she may serve up E0~slp, 90 dwell on fashion,
OF play The critic with speech unkind!
Hut alasi fofthp woman who speaks with passion,
fOf the world Is bllnd-oh, the world n blind.
u cannot distinguish between the glow
Of cleaning star IN q SKY OF gold
Ot spent cigar IN the dust below
1witt untlnd i've OF q uanion told
Aud ever " Wmoan speak what abe feels
lAnd iecls consistent with Code great planl,
" has clsi Der under ~ JurEernAut wheels
slnoc Vac world bcgAn-tincc the world Logan.
Lid Whoi Wltos