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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-06
Aialaria in ibren psrfdisbsnsn for-
mfn gtbfilt unS ufrbitst.

&c qtbt tein SeiImittel in Der 94elt, pelhts Weds
ieIfiebtr nno ole anoeren molariihen bloeH une hs
iiaeu 6ieber NIT SlIfe pom Rasipan'S piHen 70
idnen beilt, ais Taema1'e Bsao9 Reiief.
R R. u. furirt uldt rlr ben nit Malaria Pebdftes
ten ionoern nenH Seute, iDeIce benz mdlarien Giite
ouso,Iest no, isoeH BorseH, ebe lie Gusgshsn, 20 bis
25 1ropi,n Reaop 3felicf in g9aiitr einHe9men un6
babe. ,in,n Grader tiitH, iperoeH m eoeH ansri uors
benetn.
so cts. bic iSlaibe. 3u 6a6cn bel apotbefern.
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Sin abmliaer saur,entreia in mi5Hfippi

Std sb ur9, Wtn., 3. september. -
Gin 8erionensug Der v2ouispille-, NeWs
Orleans uno Seras= Sabn" entgleiite gsgen
swei llbr beute Sriib fiinf Neilen iiiplif Don
bier unb itiirSte, nit Iusuabme Der swei
S6laflpaggons, Die SOiduns binab. Son.
bufteur SurleD, SofomOtipiIbrer @oof uns
swei Yuiiagtere erlitten Serletunseu, Die
Ie einige 3eit ans Sett feiieln iperben, in.
beTen 9insen fetne Nenidenleben uerloren.
Der llnfaa lit Die 6olse eiues S6urfeu=
itreides, benn es ipuroe ipater ermttelt, oat
Elm @eleile on Der bereheupen Stene aufs
QerifIeu moroen mar.
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Sr. Gabwab's
Sariapariaian Ieiolpett!
0as srOBe Slutreiuisun9ssW sWittsl.
Sur SeiIuus auer droniidjeu &rantbsiten.
Sr. GabpaB's

gbroriIttr ateuMatismus, itrOpbuIoi: 2,ioer, Srls
,noeihwulif, trodtn,s SdiieIr, SrebsltoeE SuHsels
bluten, Opsp.pf,, SIitoitpomm, gcitfDlire, 9e,
MwiIfi, Slfttran,beittn, 9itt, 8Gtriudlt, tHa,ihe
sran.beit, SalBiius, SroHtitis, S6Diabiutt Il. J. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-06

81 Gueas sgublitum.-eseb.tfi fitber uns v.r-
!sas1 ana "aowsns 90. sn I'm hns sss eaB -Raswau" an
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Ser 9entiae gorreibo1seat,

j. Raiae, @ieentbSnser Mno aesafteus,
gfe SaItimorefra6e unh YoHs Apenue.
Ereis ees fdeIiden States, burdb Grdaer In Der
Stao u Waibinstou uHb IN Der gtadbaribaft teIorat
121i ets.; tdeIide nnb Cen nta eS:tIaS9abe be Is
@ents pro ode, SabIbar uodentIid an Die Sas yIott
beioreenoen Irdaer.-9d 9Ii 6urdb Die goif, 1ortoz
trer, $3.50 tasItdbe u. osnata 80 aus eebe 81. SO
bro Satr, fhr fir,ere 3eiim BerbdInif; fit Die no
dtentIihe anSsabe nit eonntaasbIah, yortoirr:.
mem Srte bes SnIanbes, 81 mad europa. 60 NM
faaS:MnSaabe, 81 pro Sabr.-Das bette unb btI=
Iieite oemtidle @Iatt in ben TitteI=u Ghoftaaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-06
The German Correspondent

s. W. Cor. Baltimore. st. and Post Office Ay %
Daily, delivered by carriers to the sutscrib-.
crs in the city, Washington and neighborhood
12H Cts per week; Daily and Sunday. is Cts
per week payable weekly to the carriers. Daily
and Sunday. by mail, postage prepaid by
publisher, $3.50 per annun; for a shorter time
in proportion; Weekly and Sunday. postage
prepaid, with inducements to clubs $3.50 nor
annum to any part Of the country; SUNDAY
paper without Daily or Weekly. sI per an.
mum. Tho Best and Cheapest German uaper
in the Middle and Southern States.
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edre6Ii1e 4gnamit: GrpIpji on.

- Die Sranfbeit, BON wslder Die Seiben>
raupe in Gorbz@bina ergrifien poroen in,
ideint in ibreu Sortidritten sebemmt IN
iein. Die leete Sabresproouttion 1T wieber
NM ersiBis Bro5ent srober 9eweien, als bic
i'm porher9ebenoen Sabre.
Der nbritte internationale gemperen;z
@onsreB" wurbe am 0ienhas ;u @britia.
nia, Noripe9en, er0inet.
- RublanO pertGrft 'ieine garniioueu in
Bolen. Die Solbaten, Die in ben aaierz
ncu teinen 6aum iiuoen, merben in ofientz
liden 9ebduben unO Yrioatiuobuunsen unz
ter9ebrad)t.
Der beriibmte Somiter Sdmeiabofer
in &ien 1T pl0elid Don elmer eiaentbimli>
den 9ferpenfranfbeit beiaaeu, ,peld)e pon BEN
aer;ten fiir unheilbar ertldrt mirb. gr 1T
in 8olge 0efen fir INNER bon Der Biibne
seifieben. Sdmeisboier iol iibriseus Elm
Sermogen bon etlpa elmer balben Diilion
Dollars beiieen.
- Slaoinlirofi, Der iuuse Buride, mel.
der oor9eltern su Nilhnels Topgoroe oil
ben Seneral>@ouperneur Sarauofi feuerte,
1T Der Sobn zines uuterseoroneten 8esie=
run9sbeamten.
Die Bforte bat bic griinbuna elmer
rullilden Saule in GonitantiuOpel autori-
firt.
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Solfe one, 5. Septsmber. Gs fin
ben gesenwartig BON Oieier &uite aus Inter
iutunsen unb Grperimente fat, mn bic
9eologiid)e formation bes inter benz Mees
resbett befinbliden Sobens gebuis bes
Saues Der 8ride iiber ben 8anal fcfsuitel-
len. Iuf Der fransD flben Seite fno Der
artise lluteriuduugen idou b.enbist uno
hod)lt befriebissnp auSgeiallen. Iuh aui
oieier Seite 1T man mt benz bisberisen
Heiultate iebr sufrieben, inbem iid) berauss
seiteat bat, Oub Der MeeresboSen iolice unD
feit uno pollis 9eei9net 1T, oas Sepitt Der
Yfciler II. !. ~. Su trasen, ioipie baB Der
llnterl6ieb in Der Siefe lehr sering 1T, aus
senommen, 100 fd Sanbbante sebilbst
baben.
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Sur Gage i'm Orient.

Gonifantinopel, 5. september. -
Die armeniid}e Reoolutionsz Bartei bat Elm
Manifeit eelafen, peldes beinlid) burd,
oa8 ganie Sano uerbreiiet tpirn. Sn Dem
Otaniielt peroen Die 8lut= uno Sd,anb-
tbaten Der Siirfen seseu Die armeniide Be=
polterung aufgesdblt, ipte Noroen, Raubsn,
Sengen uno Srennen, Sd)dnben Der 6rauen
unb Ofabfen, unb es werben ale armenier,
5u 6aule ober in Der Serbannung, auiqey
foroert, BEN ringenben Briibern ;u Siilie su
ellen, iif um bic SABINE Der 5leoolntion ;u
itaaren unD uoieie &esisruHs blutbiiriiis,r
gri9anten" au83urotteu.
, 1890-02-15
The Alert Ball.

Last nights Alert masquerade was one
of the most successful yet given by that
popular and enterprising fire company.
Keefe hall was overcrowded during the
carnival, but the boys looked out for the
comfort of their guests and all was Joy
The management was highly compli.
mented. There was a tremendous diver
sity OF rigs, many very handsome. Hall
decoration was not elaborate, but tasty
and pretty. The big event was brought
off successfully by these committees:
Arrangcment-L Ellis, A. SDaulding,
G. A. Clarke, A. Cooper, l.. L. Pratt.
Reception-F. A. Rocdel. i g. jerks,
Frank Dana, c. Boulter, J. L.. Thomas,
A. Cooper. Floor-A. Spaulding, II.
Tomamichael, A. j. Schilling, G. A.
Clark, Geo. +. Thompson, +. j. SmalIey
Door,. S. Smith, Chas. Thompson, l..
Ellis, Warren Richardson, i i. Pratt,
+. II. Cutter.
Supper was served in the annex by the
Ladies Relief societv.
, 1890-02-15
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

A. Fl. Swan arrived from Ogden yes
terday.
A. Gilchrist has returned from Ne
braska.
A. Idleman is in Northern Colorado on
business.
About this time bills for acts mysteri-
ously disappear.
Alex. Turnbull & Co, undertakers.
Geo. II. Willard manager.
Mrs. G. G. Charlton is here from Og-
den, the guest of city friends,
j. F. Ludin, editor OF the Lander
Nountdmeer, is visiting the capital.
f. L. Corwin, trainmaster OF the eighth
and ninth districts, was here yesterday.
NJ. Sachs has escaped from the block
ade, voted twice at Salt lake and is in
town.
Sol Smith Russell, who is unrivalled as
a comedian of the quaint, droll type, will
be here Monday.
Eleven cars of Nebraska potatoes for
the Ogden and Salt Lake markets were
hauled west yesterday.
The theatrical week will end with the
return of the delightful Charles l.. Arnold
in Hans the Boatmdn.
JEFF Crawford tainted in a bath tub at
the barber shop yesterday and was car
ried to his room in the Masten block,
where he soon recovered.
At the Palace barber shop, opposite
the postofice, five frst-class workmen are
employed. Best bath rooms in TOW
Hair cutting a specially. For quick work
to-day call at the Palace.
Colonel j. F. Brien of the Blythe COM
pany is the financial man and one of the
country's best known showmen. He is
arranging to have a star comedy troupe
on the road next season.
, 1890-02-15

1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1890-02-15

The governor has approved house bills
allowing the release of mortgages BY at
torney or agent; authorizing the legisla-
ture to call on territorial officers for re.
ports and exempting tiremen from jury
service.
PASSED.
The house passed the Adams bill re-
vising the stock laws, the Rusk measure
for the protection of horse breeders and
Mr.. Rankiu's change of the law on fund
ing county debt, allowing bonding to 4
per cent. of valuation at 6 per cent inter-
est.
, 1890-02-15

Ladies, why suffer from diseases so
common to your sex when you can be
cured? DR.. Vets system of treatment
never fails to give immediate relief. The
doctor is now permanently located at l7l4
Ferguson street at which place you can
consult him c~ontidentially free of charge.
, 1890-02-15

The cheapest place in Denver for
foundry work, such as pug mills, CRATE
bars, iron doors and frames, COW
ers, sash weights and general castings is
Clark's foundry, 1890 Ninth street, Den
yer, Colo.
, 1890-02-15

DR.. Viets, IVA Ferguson street; dis
eases OF and children a specially.
Office hours, 9 a. III. to u, > to 5 and I
to 9 p. IN. Consultation free.
, 1890-02-15
Territorial Council.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Campbell introduced a bill, council
file No. Sc, which requires fire insurance
companies, organized under the laws of
other states, and doing business in Wyo-
, 1890-02-15

UphOIstering and mai
treSS making 1Cuh u fatU
lime of HDhOIst eriHg goods
at .ffeI. TNrnbuH y CO.'S.
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No stranger should leave the city without
q box of ''Tansiil's Punch" &c. Cigars.
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Don't hawk. and blow, and spit. hut use DR..
Sage Catarrh Remedy. OF druggists.
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No NickelS for Nevada.

"This talk about introducing copper
cents in San Francisco reminds me of the
attempts made to bring five-cent pieces
into circulation in Virginia City," said
General Daniel O'Connell. ga dime has
always been the smallest coin there, and
the nickels that men brought in their
pockets from California had either to stay
there or be thrown away. No one in
Virginia City would compromise the
dignity of the place by accepting them.
Finally dry goods merchant returned
from the city with a lot of the half dimes.
He didn't want to lose than, SO he adj
vertised a greet twenty-cent sale. His
scheme was to give the nickels in change
for the quarters that would be rendered
for his bargains. Well, do you know,
sir, that as soon as the ladies got on to
his scheme they just boycotted his place,
and within two months he had to close
his shop. That stopped the nickel bust
ness, and to this day dime is the small
est change you can get on the Comstock.
If there is fifteen cents In change coming
TO you you lose five cents, and if you
complained the whole town " ould jeer at
you. San Franeisco Examiner. -
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JEWELS AND LACES.
"Oh, girl with the jewellcd fingers,
Oh, maid with the laces rare

What are your jewels and what are your
laces worth to YOU if, from undergoing the
trying ordeals which fashionable society i'm
poses ON its devotees. and which are enough
to test the physical strength and endurance
Of the most robust, you break down, lose
your health and become a physical wreck,
as thousands do from such causes!
Under such circumstances you would
willingly give all your jewels and all your
laces to regain lost health. This You can do
if you will but resort to the use of that
great restorative known as DR.. Pierces Fa-
yorite Prescription. Thousands of grateful
women bless the day it was made known to
them.
For all those arrangements. irregularities
and weaknesses peculiar 70 women, it is the
only remedy, sold by druggists, under a
positive guarantee from the manufact-
urers. that it will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. This guar
antee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper
and faithfully carried out for many years.
As an invigorating tonic, it imparts
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Morning in the Hills

Faint streaks Of light in the far-down East,
outlined by an unseen pencil.
The artist hand Of the dawns high priest
Who spreads Ger q Swallowed stencil
The silver hues Of the mornings wings,
The dusk and the darkness Taking,
While the Old earth signs. and the pine to.
: sings:
awake. for the day is breaking"
The gray squirrel barks, for the woods are
still
And the silence makes him drawer,
And he sees the sun behind the hill.
Where the shadows twist and waver-
The gray squirrel watches the dead leaves
whrl
That the sun no more shall nourish,
High on a branch with his tail a-curi,
Like a writing-master flourish.
The partridge drums on an.ol 1 dry log,
A haunt Of worm and cricket
Down near the edge of IA cranberry bog,
Close by a white birch thicket;
And at times the reverberation floats
Through the air So round and mellow
That it sounds as sweet as the basso notes
Ola maestro's violucello.
The gray squirrel barks and the partridge
drums,
And the sunlight follows faster,
And over the pines the wind-god comes
With the touch of an untaught master;
And he strikes the chords from q maze OF
limbs
That glitter with frost-lace hoary.
While eastward now rs the darkness dims
Is the sun in sea Of glory,
--E,7,eN NcGag,y, in Chicago Herald
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Watch for hurry Buggy adv, next week.
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strength to the whole system For over
worked, WORKOUT" "run- own" debili-
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, "shop- girls" housekeepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gem
orally, DIR. Pierces Favoi tie Prescription
is the greatest earthly boon, being une-
qualed as an appetizing cordial and re-
storative tonic
As a soothing and strengthening nervine,
Favorite Prescription " is unequaled and
is invaluable in allaying and subduing nerv-
Gus excitability, exhaustion, prostration,
hysteria, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms, commonly attendant upon func-
tional and organic disease. 1t induces re-
freshing sleep and relieves mental anxiety
and dependency.
An Illustrated Book of 16O pages, treating
of woman and Her Diseases, and their
Self-cure.' sent sealed, in plain envelope,
on receipt of ten cents, in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, No 66S Main Street, Buffalo,
N
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HUMOROUS.

A Sad Sea-Dog-The beaten "occaH
greyhound"
The washerwoman's motto-L,t Us
soap for the best.
Almost anything antique from Rom,
would be Romantic.
The more a man becomes wrapt up
in himself the chillier he gets.
The laundry man has to receive a
good many cuffs ii this world.
Expressive features are admired, but
one does not care for nose that is
cas- ly red.
Paper hangers are about the only
men who succeed in business By going
to the wall.
Cus.omer-Lct u, see some kid boots,
please. Smart C.erk-Yes, sir-for a
boy or girl'
An engagement is very fragile
thing. 1t cannot be dropped without
breaking it.
There is more than one kind Of
smokeless powder that is fatal to the
ranks O.; mankind.
Mr.. Penn (apropos of nothing)-How
stupid some people are. Mrs. Penn
Is this confession?
First Orange-Hello! what are you
doing here' Second Orange-Nothing;
just looking round.
The railroad engineer may not have
much style about him, but wealth AMI
fashion follow in his train.
Judge-Do l understand that you
prefer charge aga nst this man2 Gro
cer-No, sir; l prefer to have him pay
cash.
The pen is m ghtiey than the sword;
but for opening oysters or military
parades We'll take the sword every
time.
'Td rather be a wild turkey and live
on the prairie" said little boy, "than
be tame turkey and be killed every
year."
81 will spur him on to renewed eff
fort" as the rooster said when he gave
one more flap at the flank of a retrea,
ing dog.
"lOu must not make fun of your
grandfather. Tommy; you should al
ways respect gray hairs" "Yes; but
mamma, how can l whea he's bald!'
Briggs-Young Sm;thers is a friend
OF yours. is he mo-: Braggs-Oh,
yes. Briggs-Does he ever .ecite any
OF his poetry to you? Braggs-Certain-
u not. Ddn'tI just tell you he is a
friend of mine.
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Prepare for Spring,

Now is tie time 10 attend TO your personal Cond.
tlon In preparation for tie change to spring sea-
sDn. II you have rot "wintered WELL" il you are
tired cut from overwork, If your blood has become
impure from close confinement in badly ventilated
offices or shops, you should take Hoods sarsapara
at once. 1t will purify and yltalize your blood,
create good appetite, and five your whole system
tone and strength.
"For frst-class spring medicine my wife and
think very highly of Hoods Sarsaparilla. We both
took IL last spring. II did a great deal OF good
and we felt better through the hot weather than
ever before. II cured my wife Of sick headache,
from which sic has suffered great deal, and re-
heved me Of dizzy, tired feeling. think every
one ought 10 take something purify the blood be-
fore the hot weather comes on, and we shall Ger.
tainfy take HQod's Sarssrarllls this spring. -
J. H. PEARcE, Supt. Granite Ry. Co, Concord, y. H.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists ST. six for S. Prepared only
ty {. ]. HOOD x c., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Fark. to the sound of humanly's walls.
Millions Of peoplC with aches and wi h ais.
Headaches and Lum0rs. a merciless flood.
Weakness of iCaT and disorders Of blood.
Yet there's a helper that certainly saves.
Thousands az people from premature graves.
The remedy is DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Ii cures coughs, relieves asthma,
cheeks bronchitis. p1rites the blood. heals
sores, eruptions and unsightly pimplcs and is
without rival for all the ills that spring from
q disordered liver. AL drug lists.
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With his ear in his hand young man
named McDermott ran frantically all over
Scooptown, Penn, to find a doctor to
sew the member on. 1t had been bitten
of. during q row at q church fair. =.
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HANDSOME home toilets are made OF
soft camel's hair with velvet bars and
stripes of various rich tints They are in
close princesse shapes, and open over long
front breadths of sheer wool or silk, Dor.
dered with embroidery or rich Gothic
passementeries.
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Life is beset by evils and changes on every
side. From birth to manhood and from man
hood until old age eternal vigilance Is the
price of health. There l. one remedy that has
saved many rickety. headach hing. hood poi
soned, dyspeptiC mortal TO n life of usefulness
and robust health. II is known as DIR. Bulls
Sarsaparilla and it is a Sarsaparilla that is "A
SarsapdT:!la. Not a thousand doses of rae
jasses and water for dollar, out a conc sntra-
ted essence of the hes; virtues of sarsaparilia
and other Alternative herbs. 1t heal, it cures
wnere other sarsaparilla and blood remedies
have NJ more effect than much stagnant
water. Ii your system Graves an Alternative. II
you value lite you do yourself a reat injustice
II you fail 10 try this excellent remedy. Do
maad ii OF your druggist and take no other
Sidney Iimcs.
have locke over the list of ingredients in
Bulls Sarsapa-illa and have no hesitation in
pronOunCing II a safe compound that promises
Well in diseases to watch 1t Is apple abel.
y. Idn;ie1. W. II.
Get the Best! Dr. Bulls Worm Destr overs
are the oes-. They taste good. They are safe.
Iaey sure.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be curei By
ia iirg Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY d Co, Props. Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tons. and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
West y Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Ohio.
WaldinG. Kinren & Marvin. Wholesale Drug
gists, I Slo Ohio.
L. II. Van Ho>sen, Cashier Toledo National
Bank, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces c, Of the system. Price, '5c per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02

passion for tie eternal fitness OF Things ana lucas vi
nj, own as to form and trimming. He wOuld go INTO
the shoD Of a tailor who might he unknown 10 hn'
having been alurcd by piece of goods III inc VIII
dow and ask in his winning tones " Ny irlend, can
Won make a pair OF trousers according 10 pattern
that will draw - Then with chalk he would outline
On the cutting table precisely his idea, take rom rs
pocket a memorandum of width OF waist ana icheth
of leg and without asking price, would order The
garment 10 be to lis address II mat talivr car
iicd ont his he would buy cloth wherever ne saw
what he liked and return and pairOnize nm uti ne
made a mistake 20. also. with BIS coats espe'iaalls
ovcrcOats II the tailor demonstrated a. 70 ld'hioh
Nat would smile and pat his shoulder ana INQUIRE
Are Won 10 wear this garment when finished or an -
Your reputation will not be Injured because Mvu loOW
nav playful, perhaps rrasonlcss, fancy: Inc resut
was ihai no one precisely the en- OF garment
that distinguished Nat and caused every gem
tlerlan OF taste who met him TO cNclan WIN aiinla
tiou trccnc'~ clothes must come IRON Ii.iis INC
neal ~ ali This * that the man with the fat face
should cschew the hat with narrow brlnl ,iie woman
with the Liz hand should always wear dark eloNc
and neither the man the woman WIN mana ike
a squash should point their finger nails Ike tho lace
collars OF Charles /.