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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-08-25
That's the Way he Did.

During his Western trip Jay Gould
stopped over for day or so at small
town in Kansas. While pacing the
platform of the station he encountered
rough-looking native, with whom he
struck up an acquaintance.
"Well, my friend, do you live in this
neighborhood ?" asked Gould, in a pat
ronjzing manner.
II live ten miles west of here on my
ranch. am in the stock business
so am I.''
''Whar's your ranch 90
"I'm from the East. My ranch is in
New York"
II don't know nothing about takin
keer of stock in New York, but it's q
mighty risky business out here. Have
| to keep your eye skinned or some
darned rascal will get away with al
you've yot.''
"That's pretty much the way it is il
New York." responded Gould.
"Out West here, if you want your
stock to increase you have to take care
Of 'em, and above all things you mus
water your stock regularly"
"You are right. That's the way
do" replied Gould, with a cynica
smile. as he stepped on board of hi
car.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-08-25
HARVEST EXCURSIONS,

1.-The Burlington" &c. B. & II. II. r. J
WILL sell tickets to almost all points in
tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Lou
lslana, Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, New
Mexico, Indian Territory, Wyoming,
minnesota, Dakota and Montana, at
the low rate Of one fare for the round
"Trip. Dates of sale, August 2lst, Sept.
Nth and 18th, and Oct. 9th and 23d.
For tickets, rates, and any information,
apply to any agent of the G. B. & N. r.
H. or write to w. ]. G. Kenyon, Gen.
Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-08-25

A grocer over in Mantan Is supposed
to be the honeatest man in the world.
He chases the flies off the beam of his
scales before he allows them to balance.
There is strange Partially shown
in giving the elephant, which has fly
proof hide, tail at both ends, while
the thin skinned horse has fly brush
at only one end.
Eve must have felt that she had lost
one of the chief joys of fresh young love
when she reflected that she could rot
ask Adam if she was the first woman
he had ever cared for.
In Chicago. BOY: "Please sir.
couldn't you help little boy who never
had any papa or mamma ~ Mr.. Lake
side: ''Eh! what ?" Boy: Eyes, sir.
Divorced before was born" Pockets
a dollar.
Customer. to restaurant proprietor:
''That coffee just had wasn't as good
as my mother used to make, by long
shot" Proprietor: SIT is the best we
can do. sir, at five cents cup. Is'pose
your mother got ten for hers"
Mrs. Goodweather: lit must be
dreadful to be buried prematurely." Mr..
Goodweather: "Oh, I don't know.
I wouldn't worry, my dear; it won't
happen to you.' s'Well, I hope not. 81
"No, love. You'll never be buried too
Soon."
Doubtful party, after partaking heart
lily of the free lunch: :'Gimme a glass
of water, please" Bartender: Don't
you feel little mean to call for water
after eating all that free lunch p
Doubtful PARTY: ''Well, I don't feel
quite right. That tripe, mister, amt
what it ought to be-
'sWell, there's the pie," said the
woman to the tramp. ''If you are as
hungry as you say you are, why don't
you eat it !? What are you thinking
OF ?' Madam" he replied, thought
fully, II have an aged mother in the
poor house, and I'm her only hope. I
was thinking if I ought to take any
chances
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-08-25

Misses and children's shoes in kid,
goat and grain. spring heels, in great
variety at j. p. Moran e Co. s, 25O Hen
nepin avenue. .Si &: Sb sE
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-08-25
HUMOROUS DR,FTWo0D.

Well cOnnected-The bucket.
A rising mana growing lad.
Cranky things-A hand organ.
A round trip-Falling over marble.
Marriage is no uneven game, it is a
tie.
The farmer for the fair--A husband
man.
How to mark table linen-Upset the
gravy.
It is t'put up or shat up" with the
umbrella.
Long sermons are spoken Of as clerical
errors.
Stands to reason-The gentleman who
has the floor.
"Talk is cheap''-but not when a
counse or is pleading for you.
A. good way to get into scrape is to
shave with q dull razor.
A kitchen proyerb-Things rubbed
against crater become less.
There IS no use crying over spilled
milk. 1t may be three parts water.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Southern Mary lamd.-Thc Baltimore
Sun Of January 3oth, en- the resources Of
Southern Maryland, has this among other
truthful things to say Of Charles COUNTY
The soil Of the county is varied and presents
almost every kind Of land known to the State
of Maryland. Along the numerous water
courses and in the many valleys that run
through the county in every direction a rich
loan prevails Of quality best adapted to the
growth of grain and fruit, aud when properI,
cultivated it will produce luxurantlyal vt iin-
that the climate will permit. In the eastern
section Of the county and along a narrow belt
of the northwestern border Immediately on
the Potomac river, is to be found mixture Of
sand and loan, peculiarly adapted to fruit
growing and trucking. This is pronounced
by those familiar with such interests, to be
much the same kind of soil as the most pro-
dueliye Of the celebrated Anne Arundel truck
ing lands They are certainly the best looac
co lands to be fonnd here An abundance
marsh mari in many Ioc,Gies makes Che nm
proyemeut Of lands along the water eour.,
comparatively easy and inexpensive Lana
can be bought at any pr &C from IS 10 Sso.
per acre, selling highest along the Is. 6P.R
r., whose Popes Greek branch extend.
through the county and near the numerous
Hourishing little villages that have been bui.,
up within the past ten years along its roue
The average price per acre in buying frms is
from $40 to Sl2 Facilities foi transports.
ton could not he better THE h &PRR
runs through the central portion Of the coup
t1, throughout Its whole length, with dan,
p tssenger and freight trains The 5. N.R.R
also runs through the eastern section, wbi.
daily boats ply the Potomac and Patuy4n,
rivers, and the numerous tributaries oftbe MI.
mer every day both to Washington and Bill
timore. The county tax rate is 81 cents an
Sl00. Opportunities for Industrious imm.
grants are everything that could be desired
Lands are cheap, easily titled aud quickly i'm
proved, while the distances from both BIN, I
more aud Washington, and the ready fcilitie.
for reaching either place them within onick
md easy reach Of market The waters abound
IN the 6aest fish and oysters, and me Of va.
-ious kinds is abundant The county seat Is
Port Tobacco. Marshall Hall, Glymont
hspel Point and Lower Cedar Point, are an
n this county, and are, perhaps, the mos,
ocular excursion points en- the Potomac"
Nth such county, who can trsthfully saw
'lher than that our future prospects are great
jome to Charles county young man, and
ROW wealthy With is new growth.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Fox Hunt+-Mr. Elitor:--As tox-huniing
iin season, ard as fsh-fruit and vegetables
ae donby good in their season, so ought the
sisip description Of q iox-hunt prove Of inter-
eA 70 lovers Of the sport, 50 dear to the mas
cuine he,rt. The day in question dawned
clear aud beautiful, the clarion notes Of the
fox-huntcrs bugle, awoke the echoes Of our
peaceful valley, as friend Wright, the ac-
know dye leader of the hunt followed by his
canine dlrings, rode out to the meeting place,
lust in time to meet Doc aud friend Joe, the
latter modern nimrod, both mounted on
powerful aud magnificent horses After
many hands clasp and kind greetings they
strted for Grty's meadow. Shortly after
they had started, 'Juno" gave tongue, and
was Joined by the eutire pack, the animal dj-
rectly came in sight, carrying his brush proud
" erect, alas, it was destined soon to be trail
cd sadl, in the dust CRATER" as usual, in
the lead but quickly followed by the pack,
The little animal which seemed to bear a
charmed life, was seen to fit here and there.
alert and fresh as ever always in the lead OF
the dogs. 'rThats an old dodger, said Doc
and his face darkcned ominously, for just then,
it again came in sight, and. with colossal
bounds, crossed field Just IN front Of tn M.
CRATER leading again, cries his master,
''but Driver is next to him interrupts
Ferd, emitting at the same time a sufficient
quantity of tobacco juice to tarn a water MILL
and pulling his gigantic nasal appendage, in
his delight. "That glass-eyed dog of mine is
behind whispered Rennoe through his
clenehed teeth. Again the animal came 10
sight crossing a distant lot, and fast and furi-
Gus. on his track tore the spotted darlings, so
dear to the fJx-huntels heart, but nothing can
20 on forever. After the best run of the sea-
SON, in full sight of the huntsmen, he was
caught. and the victorious shouts Of the men
were blended with his vulpne like shrieks. Doc
with the agility Of an athelete, bounded
in the midst of the dogs, and cit the brush
from the yet quivaring carcass, only 10 drop
it in disgust, for it was an old grey cat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

POm0nkey.- The young men of Pomon.
key, seem 70 be an energetic go-ahead class
and never tire in efforts that have a tendency
towards improvement, social, intellectual, aud
otherwise. A debating club has for several
years been one of the features which affords
pleasure to visitors, and which improves tt {
minds Of the participants. They have now a
library association, which proposes to secure
for the reading public a valuable collection OF
books, which may be gotten as are works
from other similar public institutions In
furtherancc Of this plan, whereby an appreci.-
tive community may contribute a proportion
of the expense necessary to carry to compile
ton this laudable enterprise, the dramatic
talent of that section, which is of no mean or
der, intend, under the skifal manage
ment Of Mr.. r. 7. Haley, to give an
entertainment Mt Tubman's Hall, on the 18th
Of this month, in the shape OF three act COM
edy entitled Engaged, 10y W, S. Gilbert.
Having had an opportunity TO witness similar
performances by some of the ameteurs, who
will take prominent casts in this play, NE
have no hesitation in asserting that al who
attend on the occasion will be amply repaid
aud highly amused
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
LocaI Brevities.

r.
COMMUNICATION ''o'' ,'''a1 'lu' ''''''' rece''
"a 'oo '"te 'o' puo'ca''o"'
Ice On the Potomac i' rom SIX 70 twelve
~ -.
''''l '''' 49,
Tire ring politicians who were 10 This VII
lage on Tuesday last, looked sour indeed -
They must remember r,l papgi. raz da
rsa mo, 49,. b, ,.,.i ..,,,... 4, s,,,r.
-, T.. - ". i. .os.r,,
h.ars.
#. u Ii p,,.. t,... ..,a.t,. ho..o
- .,..-...., - I'D. 49,.
,.,-a,l.1- -. ,'.' 80
Nr. Ei@Ard Stewart has given up bis posi-
ion as eie'N at 'he store Of Nessrs Roberts 4
o"ea ~ ih's '''''Ee "nd Hr Austin Mckee
.r,8i. ub,sa friends a.. re,i,n
List ihlrsd ~ gronnl hog dafi was e'eaF
'nd af'-h' ana On coming out Of MS ho'e ne
"a" us s'"1'"' According 10 popular IRA
ition' when such Is lne case there wall be a
continuation q "'n'ef weather ior inc next
aA weeks
AF. .. =. 9lones'reet' has been Tor the past
"eea PFos'r''el WIN an attack oil the cni'ls'
Miss Stones'reet condition IS still critical
not much 1t any change Tor the better has
inlen place since our last issue. Mrs. Stone
street. we are pleased to announce, has been
restore to her usual good health
M G. spa,ds. tie energetic and PROSPEROUS
merchant at Dohra''er' has received proPo-
sl. from Baltimore lumber hrm to take one
Of has steam sa" mil 3 to virginia to cut a
large lot OF lumber. 1t Mr. Spaids accepts
the proposal, his VIII be the third mill remov-
ed from this county to Virginia for that pur-
pose.
pisrab ma, ave tba, 10 cont into the
woods q few davs ago and paip,ed black
circle to the end of a loo ana when he went
hack to the SPOT an hour later he found 300
Add rabbits They had mistaken the circle
ioi hoie IN tue Jog ana uaShed themselves 10
death against 1t Salt rabbit will be the fare
IN that family for sometime 10 come.
Nr. Arthur Wheeler, to the fair sex, a very
attractive and dasbing vopng gentleman
''""' Des 'io''''9' 'o""i uo n'S oee" '.S'''"s
his sister, Mrs. W ash Hicks, at hlte Plains,
LETT last week for Baltimore to visit his friends,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

1I.--.- D--,.,
napier VI '"S''"i'i'S'--0" 7 ''u"'
- 49, 'a,e 'ne H0tIe at'"enea 70 s.eis
pomonl., ana .r-o,r VI. -, 49, y,
.,s,or ,,ho ,,',.;, H.,
~ ',.' 3 ,''' '' N'
v,,5 -. H..
n, dressed M 80, NJ. M.
ar.m.t.,,. n.;.,,..1
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h., an, ~, -. -. - :,
vol and ,.a NJ. s.a, -. n.,..'
v,s ~ - -. 49, - ,''N 49,, ~,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Rene,vs her Youth

Mrs. Phnbe Chesley, Peterson Clay county,
iowa. tells the following remarkable story
the ruth Of which is vouched for by the resi-
tents OF the town; 81 am 73 years old, have
been troubled with Eidney complaint and
lameness for many years, coult not dress ms
self without help. Now J am free from all
pain and soreness, and ara able to do all my
own housework. / owe my thanks to Electric
Ritters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completelv all diseases and pain. -
Trv a hottie, 80 cents and 81 at ". W Pad
pett's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
OEHM'S
PRATT adj'g HANOVER ST.
BALTIMORE.
Remember This.-If gol nrr

Remember This. 1T yol ure sick
Simmons Liver Regulator win surrey aid M
ture in making you we'll. It yol are rostiye
or dyspeptc or are suffering fro any other
OF the numerous diseases of me live stom tch
or bowels, it is your own fault if ypu remain
Ill, for Simmons Liver Regulator is 4 sover-
elgn remedy in ali such compla uts TAKE
only the genuine, which always has on the
wrapper the red trade mark an signature
OF j. II Zeilin & CO.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Rueklen.s Arnlea salve.

The best saye in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores, letter,
ch,npet. hands, cnublAus, corus ana all skin
eruptions and positively cures piles, or no
pay reqLiyed. II is guaranteed TO give per-
iect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents PER box. For sale by " ". Padsctt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, / Ike CITY.
Fla, was taken with severe col attended
with a distressing cough and ru aing into
consumption in first stages lie riei many
so-called popular cough remedies steadily
grew worse. Was reduced in hes !, hat inf
iiculty in breathing and was uuab to sleep.
Finally | tried DR.. King New s:overy Of
consumption and found in n,ditte Z, let and
after using about half do el bottles found
himself well and has had II eturn Ut the dis
ease No other remedy c III show 50 grand
record Of cures, as Dr. X ng's New Djscovc-
~ for consumption guar tn,eed to do Just
what is claimed for It. Trial bottles free at
W. " Padgett's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

500 elegant Ptttrn Hats and Bouuets At 81
90, 90, ; 00 ami o.. $1,000 worth Of
Fancy Wings, Birds Pumcs and Tips The
finest display ever exhibited. Telvets, Plush
cs Ribbons and Millinery Ornaments 20 per
cent. less Than elsewhere. Kid Gloves. Cor
se's, Worsied Goods. Goods, Fur Trimmings,
Nuts and BastIes stbot;om prices.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Please noe tue following prices:

$50 Children's and Misses Cloaks at / so
100 Cliidreu's aud Misses Cloaks At ? %
10 Children aud Misses Cloaks at 80.
1000 exclusive si,ies Of Children's aud
MISSES Goats tiom 90 10 $ oo.
500 elegant plush Coatsat Is oo 10 90,
~ % ana y 90. Stylish PLUSH New.
markets at 5 DO ONLY
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

! Will find i t to pay
to buy your own or
your boy 6 Fall and
Winter CT o t hing
from US. No matter
what promi ses are
made elsewhere, we
CAN and WILL do
better. All mus t
ADM t that our en-
vi able reputation
is the best proof
of our thorough re-
liability. Speci al
Bargains in our new
Men s & Boys Fur
nj sh1ng Dep t. Or
der Dep t stocked
with choicest Wool
ems. Becoming a IT.
tire at rea5onabl 9
f Figures guaranteed.
S9,r6ke ,fc n 6yo,Vbffy sfaflr4
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

REWARD liberal reward is offered for
any information that can be obtained Of our
pet boy, who has decamped for parts unknown
The last accounts heard Of him, was when he
boarded the early train at Mattawoman Sta
ton last Thursday morning with his lady
love since then, he has not been seen or
heard Of in Charles county. Any Information
Of his whereabouts will be gladly received, as
he was il general fivorite with the fair sex
He is a delicate looking little fellow, very ac-
tive and must say, quite attractive wears a
small mustache anl side boards and when
last seen was neatly attired in a very long
Prince Albert suit and short light gray
overcoat lie was seen on the eve before his
departure standing at the mirror, trying to
train his delicate mustache Now Mr.. Editor
please find on: for US il he has located in your
village as he contemplated doing. Tutes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

The New Chesapeake DIaAing
Suit.--A splendid suit designed IS ,ectlly
for sportsmen has just been intro iIcel by
Oehm' Acme I III, Bltimorp's largest CI III
ing House. 1t is made ola cloth IN ia ,tac-
tured on purpose, dyed the right c]ior IA ot
the exact weight REQUIRE l. rne prices al.
$40 Sl2 and SO according 70 quI'ty, ah
they can be obtained only At the .loye nou,,
w. Baltimore street.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Revolutionary Claim. Senator

Revolutionary Claim. Senator Cor
man recently introduced biz in the United
States Senate for the relief Of the legal repre-
sensatves Of Francis Ware, an officer Of the
Revolutionary war The preamble recites
that final settlement certificate in favor Of
Lieutenant Ware, Of the Revolutionary army,
for S25l 10 is outstanding and unpaid, aud
the bill provides that the Secretary of Treas
ury shall, after the passage Of the act, cause
10 be published the notice that he has been
directed TO pay the certificate, and calling
upon any person who may hold the same to
present it. If the certificate shall not be pre-
sented, the Secretary sha pay the certificate,
with interest from january /, 1871, to the
heirs of Lieutenant Francis Ware and the
heirs shall execute an indemnity bond in dou-
Tile the amount paid to protect the United
States ia case the certificate should hereafter
he Produced In connection with the bill
Senator German read letter from H. f..
Hawkins, stating that the only heirs Of Lien
tenant Ware are the children OF the late d.
John l.. Hawkins, Of Charles county Md.
whose present circumstances are such that the
bin would afford great relief 1t was referred
TO the Committee ON Revolutionary Claims
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
fotaI anO Qrsonal.

--------------- -----1---77-77----7--
ss- The OFcs ofhe lSnEPEShE-r has been
,,r.oteyt9 hs ffa foor ~ NE Masonic H1H
,..nssf.sfsiy epyosts he Episcopal Church
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Ladies aud Misses Jackets at 80 3 90, $50
90 90.
Rfgl3ns, nobby and nice 10 all co'ors: orr own
importation. at 90, 8 90, 10 90 aud / 2 90.
Stylish and lovely Plush Visites At 2 80,
- 90 and Is 90. $50, 0Q0 worth Of Wraps,
in all the leading styles aud best quality. Must
be sold. Call and examine our immense stock
and ascertain our prices before purch sing.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03
Give them a Chance!

That is to say, your lungs. Also all YOU
breathing machinery Very wonderful ma
.hinerv it is Not only the larger air passages,
mt the thouands Of little tubes and ctvitie:
leading from them.
When these are clogged and choked Will
natter which ought not to tie there, your lung,
.annot half do their work. And what the!
10. they cannot do we'll.
call it cold, cough Group pneumonia, c.
orrh consumption or any OF the family o.
throat and nose and head nd lung obstruc-
ions all are bad. An ought to be got rid
II. There is Just one sure way to ct rid Of
hem. That is to take Boschees German
syrup. which any druggist viii sell you al
Is cents hottie. Even if everything else
has failed you, you may depend upon TINS for
.artaiu
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

Perfect Black Hose Manufactured for La
lies. Misses, Boys and Children. Also .mlf-
nose for mcu Prices, SOC 60e, 15c, aud 90
Ind upwards. II sent by mail Be- per pair
-xtra for postage. DENNIS Acme Hall, Bllti-
more's Largest Clothing AID Furnishing
House, ". Baltimore Street. one DOR from
Charles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-03

A well-spring of pleasure is Il healthy baby;
keep our baby in good hearth by using DE-.
Bll's Baby Syrup, the friend OF infancy -
Fice 2 ; cents
From all sections Of the country come It'd
it's OF the good effects of Laxador in disease
The liver, stomach, bowels and blood. 1t
ores constipation, malarial fever, headache,
tnsyousness, etc. Price only % cents pack
| as, Sold everywhere.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-01

Today you can write in the date
line of your letter three figures OF
the same kind, three IS; for in
Stance 1883. 1t has been Ill
wears since anyone has been able
trutl,fully to write three same fig
ures together, namely in l777. Then
there was big amount of trouble
in what United States then existed,
or rather, what OF this nation was
struggling for existence. At that
time King Georges soldiers were
making it very warm for the pat
riots of this land, who were trying
to make a new nation. Had those
natriots not succeeded every last
one of them would have been a
rebel, most Of them wonld have
been hung, and not one of them
could have ever held office under
the Government. This reminds US
that revolutions accomplished make
patriots, and that failures make
rebels; or in other words, nothing
is successful but success. We don't
think that there is a man now lv-
ing who put 1777 at the head OF his
letters. And in Ill years a man
can again use three same figures in
his date line-1999. Not human
living now will be here to do that
next three figuring unless medical
and sanitary science achieves great
wonders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-01

There is q law on the statute
books of the United States, which
requires Postmasters to collect one
cent each on advertised letters.
This law has been enforced in
the East, but not on this coast. A
late order of the Postoffice Depart
ment instructs all Postmasters to
enforce it, consequently cent adj
ditional must be paid for an adver-
tised letter. The law is an obnox-
ious one, and the best way to Sc
cure its repeal is to strictly enforce
it..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-01
UNIQUE Wedding Cards.


The wedding cards of Maurice
Bernhardt, delicately engraved on
parchment, have been issued.
On one Of them her Highness the
Princess Louise Jablonowski in
forms you of the marriage OF her
daughter, the Princess Serka Jab-
lonowski, with Maurice Bernhardt,
and begs that you will assist at the
marriage ceremony in the Church
of st. Honore d'Eylau, on the 29th
of December.
This reading is surmounted by .
ducal coronet.
On the other cards are the arms
Of Sara Bernhardt, the well-known
mask of death crossed by q dagger
and a testers bauble, with the in
itial 3d." and the famous motto
aOuandmeme," followed by q like
invitation.
The Partisan papers say ina
these cards will set the fashion fol
the universe.