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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Harriet E. Wildmau. a well known and
estimsbIe lady of Appleton, Cecil county.
Md, was found dead in her bed at her
home on Monday by her children. She
baj heen in her usual health on Sunday,
although she had not been we'll for some
years She was also well known in this
city and was native of Bucks county,
Pa She had resided IN Maryland for
over 35 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

On July 20 b IN Pustmaster- gene-al
will establish 1877 NV money or'er
ptiiops 80 new postal note Off ~ y d 81
new International money order III 3-s.
Fteie'ick Tni'i"r, aged "a Jes-a, q
water al tho Hotel Gsrlach, NV Y,rk,
SundaU fell down the tlev.tor suatt
from the ,.iu'h story to tte basement, a
distance OF 40 feet, ami was killet.
At legram rom Jacksonville, Fla. says
that while Edward Rowe, Young e -
lishuan WIS swimming IN Cumberland
Sound, with 10 other boFs. sun av, he
was struck by shark which bit oil I Q
calf OF one leg. Rowe was token into a
boat at once, but hed to death b. fore
medical assistance couid he obtained.
The Dominion department OF justice
has not ysl signed the warrant for the
extradi'ion OF Burk'. who is charged
with the murder OF Dr. Cronin. Inc
two weeks allowed by Dominion Law to
extrafi'Sbie pri'oners after their COM
mitment will expire in Burke's case on
the 25th lust.
The steamer st. Nicholas, with 500
oolored sxcursionists gu board, rau into
the closed drawbridge over st Augustine
creek, four miles sonth of Savannah,
Georgia, on Saturday ni4nt, demolIshing
the forward port on of the steam r,
killing two women and injlring % men
and women, some. it il feared. fatally.
People . ospec ing 10 the chalk cliffs
at At. Helena on the ebrasha side Of the
Missouri river, 10 mile+ below Yanktnn,
Dakota, made ghss,ly discovery on
Saturday, small opening in the face
of the rock was fonnd TO lead into large
cave and on the door of tina cave lay
eight skeletons in such disorder AS 20 lis
credit an ancient burial theoty. II is
supposed they are the remains OF ear y
settlers, who sought tbs shelter az th4
We when attacked by Iniians an 4 aho
we're either killed in oody or starved to
death.
William Hogan Of Jackson, opterio,
brother of D. Hogan, the u,ssiug
aeronant, msde on ascension al 81.
III tmee, Ontario, on FRIDAY ni.ht, and
narrowly escaped death h went mp
QUO feet Th- ton puv.rops of the b,l'
loon hecame fastened 20 III" parachute.
and 1t VAS mot nnil the balloon hsd
reached within 800 feet Of the Ground IN
it's descent that thu aaronaut was able to
shake ths rope off He had Jumped be-
fore mnkiug the d scnve.y. Ths balloon
would havs turned over upon the para
chute, driving it to the ground, and in,
slant death would have heen The result.
Hogan alighted upcn snua, breaking
two ribs, and was bragg d 81 feet, braIs.
Ing his side and shoulder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
MILLIONS ms M rug FLnoD.
Tao L - as a.,Gr a"h G'eHt Damsge
lIUue 80 Ne>I Virgins.

itlrgram 'Fnm Parser mtg, W VI i,
says OF the q 3 ~ iltt & R,nasta vat
ley, on lhnr day night: ru- soeus of the
80 sc DIS ,etes Vac "a pJLd creek,
iAcSsun euuuty aud fucker Gee k, WitJ
,uIuty. ~ IUO sITs ,uis head to.e'h.r.
AID cloud bars. must have uccurs.
near tns watef-hed. Pond creek ross IS
fact Ii ap hiEr. ! re Wster sp'e4d frotu
u A TO hui, and saFrl.d all bsfnrs It.
Zone Iarn tooE raida,e in Gbom = q i'll.
Tue III WAS Tasbed away. aud GiWart
ruSB whs dtowH-i. tn.,fnas b hck hnd
uis new y, seadsd vile wsss w4,hed fr N
,n-it hume rud 5rri.hed Tueni -
hughes, his VIE ard onI dFen q q from
tue.F hGmes. bat the water ,vsrto e
tnsm. and none esca Jsh hut iiugpes Oa
uck creek ssveu iva, 9r' re- 0rt.d
o.. RI 10 5 tO property will ruI up IL
Tie mill
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

oNAsoocK, Va, July 22.-John doff of
Oobb's Island who has been told by Sui.
Ivan that il he bad been trained he could
have whipped him (Sullivanl, announces
that he will swim any man in the world
n one-mile race for 81 500 side, or he
will swim from Cobb's Island to Norfolk
for sc, 900 side. Hoff is tall and we'll
built. He thinks nothing of swimming
from Cobb's Island to Norfolk, and has
swan from CoDb's inlet up to Poaramore's
Beach, distance OF 40 miles, against q
strong ebb tide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
NEAT EAGLasb,s CHAMPION.


An Excittpg Wrestling Match Won
by tvnn LryIs at Miiwaukce.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, July % "A wrest
ling Iua cn between Evan Lewis and
Ch,rles Green attracted 00U people to
Athleuc Para yesterday afternoon, Green
GAINS The champion ship of England,
ard mia match with Lswis was one OF the
best yet seen here, although Lewis showed
himself TO he more scientific The con-
dirons of the match we're cstch-as osIch
can, two p nuts down, best three in five
falls. L. Wis won three straight falls. 10
the second bout, which lasted little
over an hour, Green showed his superior
streug h but was SLOW 10 take aIy I'd.
vantage ana thus failed to win fall
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

4 The v ilmington Agricultural and In
dus'r al Association on Saturday awarded
the cor tract for the new exhibition hall
at the Hazel Dell grounds to William T.
8eeds. for "a 4S0. The work will be- be-
gun at once The Building will bs larger
than the old one and of different style
Ut srohitectnsa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
nnb Younger uu,t nte JAN.

sTILLRAlER MI>N, Juv ~ Bob
Younger, tn. Missouri outisw, must die
IN prison. He is in the last stse.s o.
oou- umption and prominent men OF MIS-
souri have been irving e. secure his par.
DIN. Governor Merriam id to Colonel
BrononRh and ex- Governor Nsrphsll,
,pst nignt, on their presentation of a
large petition, that he would not inter
tiers under any circumstances.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Funera, OF M,chae, mcMnnon.

Michael MoManon, who was fatally
injured In the Harlan d Hollingsworth
Oompany's shipysrd last Thursday, was
buried Sunday afternoon. Services
we're held in vt. Joseph's Church, the
Rev. Father Donsghy officiating. The
attendance was large. Burial was made
IN st. Joseph's cemetery. The deceased's
mother, who is 81 years old, was present
but owing to feeble health was unable to
leave her carriage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

IoEDUN Juy % Poe steamer Aithn.
craig, from Iuilo for America with sugar,
struck a rock near the Hand Of Palawan
and filled with water Shs will probable
his y total loss. TIE crew have arrlvf d
at Manila, The Awhacralg is an irnn
Ecrsw inner Of $40 tons The Amer
lean sh q Rosie Well. Captain Welt, ~ m
rev cnste, N = W, for Singapore has
been wrecked in Brsmb Bay straits.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

u >srAkrtSupLE, duig - Baud- Of
Ort,un iUsltxeutH have ssizd The towns
of NiuIos aud Cidcn,a. rney eIpeled
the AIT unri'ieS OF the towns and urued
the archives number ot Tu-ki,h
peasants WIN G d from the district occu
pied by tue insurgents have taken refuge
in Retvmo. -...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
DEFIAhr n,UAA,aisr>.
A Denuuciat"ry Ma"tfe>t" Issue
10 lie. fg..ucl. E;,scIOrs

A Denunctat"ry NR"ife>t" ISSUED
40 he su.uch Electors.
LONDON, July % -Gen9rai boulan-
ger, Count Dillon and heuri Roen+turd
have is.ued Q ~ o wing 10 4nif, ste.
"IO thu Ftrnch " .c." s: w. h.E+ die
dained to reply 10 the nsg ABSURD calnm-
MES connected by min 4ters WIN lave
been convicted OF tpsrnlsttoo. OIs 40
stention from this o 'iou4 comedy Il nov
jnsufi-d by the in1iR amt 'epu sion of
attempts TO txtort from of iets of the
armV lying dehuno!aIons Of their former
onrf.
"rhe'e suborre.7 of witnes7As have mt
hesitar-d TO em DiUs M tax Hysrs' lnoh,y
TO ob'ain as, dep19iti1na from jtt
bird, 10 thsir very azil' NJ II z1. Fn5 g
are the mis4ranle prey trlcGtu;4 who sc-
cusA heir 'ornee miot4'sr OF w,r,f ,or-
tap ioa Pnol 9 di.gHst Iss Alssal y con.
d-,nued nnd the insrc of tue country
will sp,sdily oye,'nke tns4s nal factors
F" rney appesi'd o thn penal Gods, but
the outcotua Of thpie in'amalS m4cntna-
tons 10 :lN ltey could bring abiointely
nottiug ayans' u. Ii they cunli Rave
obtained tire most trivial . GOT they
won not thus have rlssed the ass z
olnrt By gotistiug with trsesI.
III il for yau d.nr felloS coun'rymeu,
to judge bstve5n Us and the.e thieves.
We await vi n couti J. noa your sentence.
from which thts, bsnIIta, who feel lis
approaah, vaiuiy fnd-avor to escape.
Log live reg n 4ra'ed France, long live
the honest repu Mix"
DIsw1s-INo DoULlsersr sYMP IrurssRs.
PAuis July 20 Cne dt-nt4.al IT ot-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Quite FxcusabIe.

Snow Hill Messenger.
We must apologize fer the small
amount of local and editorial matter this
week The cause Is the sickness OF one
editor, the absence from town OF the
other, printer with an attack OF bilious
ness and the foreman with howIing
toothache. The list above might be
lenRthened, bu' Wa deem the above causes
Rsufticient excuse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

coLuMBUs. o., July 20 --romuy aid
Agnes " lll,ms, sgsd o ami 3 years wer-
bu ned TO death ny tue explosion Of a
,osi oil can last night. TIE mo her hai
I-f' the bousa few minutes on an errant.
during which the boy secured the oil
uan, placed 1t in the mid lie OF the floor
and then set The oil on fire.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

LoNDpN Julv l9,-I. I. Mspes. O
graduate OF Columbia College, New York,
has taken the Edinburgh University
medal for prof neDcy in the study OF
anatomy. His rating was 81 per cent Of
the available marka. Douglass E Well,
also a graduate of Column tia College,
stood third in the class. HIS percentage
was %.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

JACKSON, NIca July % = ars. Hogan
has heard no news from the professor
She has given mp all hope and bel ewes
u- has met dea a. Snh states that har
husband bad With him 5 INN in cash
AND a balloon and ontti. which he mus
navs left pi'h friends. Size LETT Last
uight 7 NV York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Alvin Ava Austin, passed assistant SUR
Reon. U, \. N, d'ed Sunday morning
at New London sfier an illness OF two
weeks he entered the navy as assistant
surgeon in 1874 and became passed as.
sistsnt in 1879 Hls home was in Phil..
delpbia. a widow aud two children sur
tlve hum.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Makes nst ciou i-monade a eispoontu'
,hdsd 10 glass Of hnt or coli wt'sr. and
sweetened to the taste, will DO found re-
lreshIng aud invlROIal.nla-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Nilsson Dewey, II governor o. Wilson,
sin, did at Casweil, IN that state, on
Saturday night, eyed rs .esrs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
mr o,Rr,on Wi a,k a New rrl4l

Mr O'FErtcn Nt;i Ask n New Trlai.
L. MN In 90 Counsel TOR sIi.iam
o. Rr en- have d. cidad 10 mo7e for u new
trial ~ N" ecn N FIR dana es nr"nght
nv Mr.. 0'riirn pesinst Lord salshnry
for sander Their Frnund for asking u
new 'rml is that thu jlry who return-d a
ve'di't for Lori Sail bury on Saturday
we're n'sdirec'ed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
TIE srEAmKR nAkEK.


Burned mt Sea on the Night OF July
I5th-rne Captsiu's Statement
NEW BRpFoBD, MASS, July % The
whaling schooner Franklin arrived here
this morning with the crew OF the steamer
Lorenzo d. Baker, from Port Antonio,
Jamsica, for Boston, with fruit. before
reported overdue The steamer was
burned At sea. The cargo was consigned
to the Boston Fruit Company, Boston,
and was valued at &l0,000; insured for
S5 200. The vessel was insured for
$50 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
rnUSrs 4ND nos0roLIEs.

tIha NntOr,nuS Whirky Ring - Got
tOu Bnssiug touh'Wa"on-Ssr "nt
Conspiracy l." t'"frnni iic a. 'v"r"-
It,rnt Of IWIrrsai ii-vrum" FaN-
Tne CIuon-3 t- COrHer ANA Its
800"
Ex Congressman Wilson in Baltimore sun.
.u4 Il vits elaxIa pAp,t td tueHe
two cen 1ln4ti9us, which ware deemed
proper snhjAst. o. twas igltlou bY the
Aons- CO Umi,tee, sni whose operations
may present some facts OF Interest.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25
Public Sales.

DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il intending TO guilt the farming and ds ~
business viii cell All HIS personal property at
the Homestead farm, situate In Christina
Hundred. u laware, on the BIsndywlne
Springs road, near Richardson's Mills,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1889,
At O'Clock, q. m, sharp.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

John Lynch sturdy Irishman with a
big mustache, who resides at -
Fifty-fourth street, New York, says the
World, 10 nothing II not patriotic, and
during the war he fought Tor the Uuion
Of his adopted country. The Stars and
Stripes are sacred to his heart, and he al
ways spoke OF them with pride. Monday
afternoon he entered o German beer sa-
loon Of the corner Of Thirteenth avenue
and Twenty fourth street and called for q
glass OF beer. Several Germans were at
the bar discussing the situation of their
countTymen IN Samoa with the proprietor,
Charles ecleland. Lynch raised the
glass of foaming liquid TO his mouth, but
he stopped all Of a sudden as he heard
one customer Of the place say: The
Germans did quite right In hauling down
the American flag and shooting at It."
WHAT" roared the Irishman, as his
beer, glass and all. fell to the floor. Do
you say that the Germans we're justified
In such an outrage as thaV
"What right have the Americans to In
teriere with the German Government In
another landp asked the proprietor Of
"Do you uphold the Germans IN shoot
ing at the American iiagP demanded the
Iriehman
81 do" hotly replied scheland.
This was enough, the Irlshman's blood
was boiling He jumped clear over the
bar, and would have ielled the proprietor
to the floor had he rot lodged from the
wrath Of his customer. The Irshman
swung around his fsts with such force
that he sent them crashing through two
panes OF stained glass. Lynch threatened
10 make the bones OF every dlsloyal man
In the place sore, and would have done 1t
had Tot Officer Beatty. Of the Sixteenth
Precinct, club in hand, rushed in and
arrested him.
Lynch was led before Justice Patter.
son, at Jefferson Market, and there he
maintained his right to defend the Ameri-
eau flag. The Justice fined him $40.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms for gentlemen. Apply az el4 King
street. IS eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

Cotton has long since ceased TO be the
product Of the colored man, as rem arked
by the New Orleans Times Democrat.
When the war ceased nine-tenths of II
was raised by the colored race; to-day
three-fifths come from white farms. The
white States and white districts have be-
come the cotton centres Of the South.
The coiored parishes Of Carroll, Tenaas
and Madison, the finest country In the
world, where the yield Is greatest and the
staple the finest, produce far smaller
crops than they bore thirty years ago,
While the white mountain counties In
Texas have increased their production
four and 1--WE fold. This fact attracted
tie particular attention Of Professor
Hillgard, who prepared the census report
on cotton, and he notes the singular CO.
incidence that the bulk of the crop OF
Mississippi is raised in the hills, where
the yield per acre Is small, instead OF
in the bottoms, where every condition is
favorable. The fact did not seem TO
ttrike him that the true reason lay in the
fact that In the bills tho cotton was
raised by the whites, in the bottoms by
tho negroes.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25
SUBJECTS ToE TaoUGnr.

The treatment OF langunr IN the healthy
consists, says DR.. Richardson, IN taking
exercise In due, but In moderate amount.
To go In for desperate exercise, as some
do, is to Illustrate, not to assist scure; for
desperate exercise produces actual ia
tigue, which nothing except reet will cure,
aud then the weariness from natural over.
work and the WEAKNESS from underworld
get confused the one with tho other, and
and all goes wrong. Rightly conducted,
the cure Is exercise, and the prevention
is continued exercise carried out daily
and regularly, whatever the temptation
may be TO give II up, Second to this is
light and porous clothing. Whatever
holds OF takes up the fluid exhaIations
from the skin Is not clothing 1T TO wear.
Whatever cannot be easily treathed
through Is 10, clothing that /, fit to wear.
No Kind of clothing for the human body
Is 80 good as thst which admits freely In
to aud through its methes the most per-
feet purifier aud the most perfect non
conductor and healthy equalizer of tenn
peraiure Acknowledgements air.
Let mans Innocence b, what It will,
let bis virtues rise to the highest pitch OF
perfection, there will still be In him 90
many secret sins, so many human fra'l
ties, so many offences OF ignorance, pas
sion and prejudice, 60 many unguarded
words aud thoughts. that without the
advantage Of such 40 expiatlon and atone
msnt as christianity has ycaled to us, It
10 impossible he should be saved.
After all, II 10 the divinity within that
makes the divinity without; and | have
beon moro fascinated by q woman of
talent and intelligence, though deficient
in personal charms, thsn l have been by
the most regular beauty.
We talk Of immortality, but We do not
even know yet what time is. Perhaps
time has Possibilities that dwarf immor.
tally, and we are fooling ourselves with
the poorer choice. Let us have the very
best.
Do TO days duty, fight to-aay's tempta-
ton, and do not weaken and distract
yourself BY looking forward to things
which you Cannot see, aud could moi
understand II you saw them.
10 the mass Of human affairs there II
nothing so vain and trAnsitory as the
fancied pre-emtnenco which depends or
popular opinion Without solid founda.
tion to support 1t.
o money! thou art the fruitful source
OF cares; thou leadest us to premature
grave; thou adordest support TO the vlceI
OF NEE; the seeds OF evil spring up frou
theei
Omnlpotence alone can turn the cur
rent OF II human heart, and chang, the
wonted ebbing and flowing Of the tide Of
human affairs
Prayer, meditation and temptation
make minister. To pray well Is Ia
study well.
We lind self-made men very often, but
self-unmRde ones good deal oitener.
An optlmtst is an unrenective indlvid-
ual with nerves at concert pitch.
The bear growls its characteristic ut
terances.
To live fast means too often to die fast
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25
Women Lawyers Not Wanted.

Pail Mall Gazette.
We regret TO see that the Belgian Court
has d cided that Mdlle Popelln cannot be
admitted to the bar. The Judges took the
old stereotyped ground, namely, that wo-
man has other social duties 10 perform,
and that the law and the customs of the
country did not allow woman 10 exer
else the profession of barrister. Tire
right OF 1.-The law aud the customs OF the
country" to de ide what are the social du-
tics Of any particular olaEs of the commu-
nifty is an act of usurpation which is in
delensible. The career open to all talents
is formula which should not be limited
by the sex of hole who possess the tai
ents. The tools to him who can use
them"-or to her-and II women can
plead efIectually at the bar why, In the
name OF goodness, should they not do sol
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

Strawberries Strawberries nice,
fresh straw berricsl" cried a street buck
ster from his cart on street in East
Boston the other day.
Up went windows, doors flew open
and eager women's faces appeared
everywhere, attracted by the cry.
What's that? Strawberries" cried
ono woman, as the cart drew near.
Excuse me. madame" said the
huokster, blandly, II was about to say
when you interrupted me that nice,
fresh Strawberries are not on the mar.
ket at this time of the year, blu { II you
are in need OF any nice, fresh fish have
here some fine ones, which am sell.
ing" -..
There was sound like another Mer'
camille street explosion, but it was only
a window closing suddenly.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

A man who was condemned to death
for murder o short time ago, and is at
present cohfned in the prison of Ratibor,
having resolved to commit suicide by
starvation, is, says Vienna correspon-
dent, being fed by force twice every "a
hours, The means employed to feed him
are the following: In presence of the
prison doctor, a screw is with great difil
Guilty driven In between his teeth, and his
mouth is kept open by small wooden
wedges. An india-rubber tube ls then
put down his throat, aud he ia made to
take a sufficient quantity OF milk cruel
to keep m alive. He sturdlly resists
the operation, durlng the progress of
which he has to be bound hand and foot.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

A we'll dressed man rushed iuto the
office OF the Brooklyn bridge trustees a
day or two ago and charged policeman AZ
with having jerked him from the plat
form OF q car. The "oflender" was
brought forward, and, after acknowledge
log that he was guilty OF the charge, said
he handled the complainant as he did to
save his lie and mine" "Thn car d" the
offender went on to say, twas in motion
when this man, running In from the
street, caught hold OF gate and attempt
ed TO climb over 1t on to the platform.
He was evidently out of breath, and
failed. In another momtnt post that
stands close TO The track wou,d have
crushed him to death against the side OF
the car. Seeing his danger, shouted to
him to get fl. He refused to move. /
then caught him by the collar aud pulled
him from the gate" The complainant
turned pale. After much sharp question
lug by the superintendent he reluctantly
admitted that No. az told tho truth.
Turning TO the latter he asked II the post
was still beside the track. ''It is, sir,
and If l ever have the pleasure OF saving
your life again, l shall walk you straight
to the stati0n.p
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

Tor RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, WITH
A. or without board. Every conyenience: al
No. BOI French st. jS-1m-eodt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-25

One for the Male Soy.

The Tribune quotes New York woman
as saying: II would rather have a
mans opinion about my gowns, any
time, than woman's. He does not
know once out of hundred times what
the material is, or what 1t is worth. He
does know, however, whether or not 1t is
becoming. Now, woman will cit up in
your room and tell you what beautiful
gown 1t 10. All the while she is looking
you over from head to foot, saying to her.
self that the gown cost so much, the
trimming so much and the buttons so
much. You can see that she thinks she
could have bought the g.wn for $40 less,
and have It made up in much prettier
way. II the gown pleases man he
shows It IN his looks, and, perhaps, rays
something pleasant about It. Whether he
says anything or not, II be likes 1t, his
look of appreciation is more than salts
factory, while If the gown is not pretty or
becoming, he simply doesn't notice It.
That is the way OF a man; he never sees
thing that is not attractive, and ia quick
to appreciate one that is"