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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until 1t spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, luag dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account of your present condition
and the treatment you require, will be
gwen you free of charge by Dr. ). Clay
Todd, 43 Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
If you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings. with a dull headache,
bad taste in the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 60 about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition,
desire TO be alone, gloomy fOTcbOdings,
a disposition TO worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power, which may END IN utter
prostratlou, INSANITY and death.
II you have great sense OF weakness
and wcariness. with tired limbs, numb
ness, trembling, prickly sensations. cold
feet aid legs, You are advancing 70 that
most serious disease, paralysis
II your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange scnsstions. Joss of
memory, and you think with diHcultv,
or YOU are sleepless st night. with drCw-
siness and duilnsss duflng tue dav. tic
nerve and brain fatigue mSv soon run
into insanity or death.
II you have any OF these feelings do
not neglect them or they Will end in Dsr-
alvsis insanity, prosuation or death
As YOU value your life 90 nor neglect
these warnings. Time and experience
have shown and hundreds Of stsrthng
and marve4 4iOus cures have proved that
these diseases are perfectly and COM
picjely cured bv Dr.. 5. Clay Todd. No.
43 Mcnroe-st.. room 4. Grand Rspsas.
Under the nee Of Dr s. Clay Todd's
remarkable remedies. al these svnru-
toms weld as if y mage snd strength
of nerves. vi0or of BRAN. vitality 81
Blood ard health of body arc soon re-
stored.
lis remedies are purely vegetable
su6 harmless and can 0n.v be- obtained
~ he Office.
DB TODD compounds hls prfscT'p-
tons before eaca patent ga q office
tatslh, deafness, raCun4a t.snl. ncr-
Vols dciaitV, Ie nOtence an1 8 e.
eases resulting from early lad scret .ofs
8ld excuses of msnnood. al Diseases of
the urinary organs. partial - ~ yss.
vsrlcoceic. ruptuTes fnmors. s-rofuia.
old sores. dTopsy, - diseases. hver
art sr1ueT CumFtn ntk. heat z Seas
sbortnfss of bresta. hack of bes
sn4all cf back, ETC iElci 8dlng al feana r
cCunlsIrts snd Cnrfsn e sesses cureI
Quickly an perm snentlv.
DB TODu'S ofHcs q ii ~ Nouroe-st. +.
room 4. Grand Rapids Nch
n = raee1cines serse Eltt TIE SON A. 3
sB6 you can al snYthins voa caorTss
Re = iB his 0fSce frol0 3 ln ire morn
.ng 1at5l n the ever ~. everT oar
t-- ~ dave
Cs1l. everyepdv. Affendly y tax WI
ccsf y.a notf ng
Low etsGgss Bapso Ceres
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

si2s fs.ss Aga Aaa s~s~a .z3s. 81
shoss sd. hxAt s.1 sxseazsa -
ssaFlF eA.t Alls. l.ss s-4GeF lie
he al = sar.Y - fras11s eers - -
eoss4ge 81 t1e CoE aezslets sG9gs -
orosEhs eks as kAe a24 So Il an IA
eEe 81 khs z1ssss 2ropssse - &C. i8se :
tig1t i44gs eezy skss -ss S41etRg "a
sater. aa1 take = sksl ~ish tks ktss.
ID haFrsi sxfesd. gos 80 s1s 49,
F&ss~s rs slaex rees tzrcaxa tas Esiat-
e. riag. sad tasn. oae y sn@. sse p.se-
pc sel9ins tss rSps 81 s2er~ ist -
saeis ssla. ssa "a = sseons tss boas s2s
andsr ssy Oat izto gAs se4nd tAsy
seat q @an forsard a. tae req STA /.
sharp k1ite e sst. II ease u aec lea -.
sn1 80 fseY zsn Across - Ress j rsea
g. Loag lsisa4. ssl-lBx thess aasl E1s
sia1 chasze1 al thea rctaruiag
81 A BaiuA - Eale0re. France. has
taFeasea pAotegr& aht - kste. -1issa
consists q saaall e4nsr4 attached hy
means "a a tzlaaz sl2r Support ~ tAs
baek tone sf the kise. Iae camera =
protaed Nt.a "a iasgaat taasous shut
ter opsTa1sa ~ sios method Ikls =
lighted before the xlte Is sent uR and
wsea eomeastion has groeeeeed = GER
tain distance, ~ sess hrs - su2n
Unread. releasing tie spriag Of she shut
ter, sal an exposure Is H. ale. Another
novel feature OF this inVeation l. ths
$50 o. an aneroid barometer attached 20
The kise - that s1o operator can tell 20
what Gsight tho kite assembled. and ~
which the exposure vas made. The
threae releAsiAg sac shutter OF the
camera Also records the registered
height, BY means Of the sun's rays strik-
lag the dial through an exposed hole
aud printing The shadow Of I've needles
oa the sensitized paper covering tbs
dial A piece OF paper also hutsers 20
the grogaa giving no,ioe that &C ex-
POsaEe has beea made The uses = shis
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

man and boy knows what kite Is, and
how 10 ny one; bat few are aware OF the
extraordinary progress made ia connee-
tion with the kite la recent years, and
there may be some OF the rising gene
ration 20 whom the making OF kite is
a sealed book. and Who are toe far away
frou a town ~ buy one 20 snis them.
The secret OF making one that will ~
az lies In the balance To mako big
one. get soms we'll seasoned ash and
cut from It two good stont laths an inch
broad. one quarter ihch thick and three
feet long Gross them liks TIC le.tor
y. and across the ioint lay another lsth
about two feet lony and bind them firm
ly into place. Now run stout cord
from tip ~ tip all around the frame.
AL shat remains % be done Is 20 cover
Il viIh strong, thin paper.
In doing this mtnd that any seams
are RsSsly Joined, and extend right
across the kite 20 keep thebalance true.
A seam OF one side and not on the other
will spoil IL Coed Hour paste is tho
bost m4serial for fastening tho paper.
Tho Kite i now made and wants string
ing. From the two top points, the two
side points and the joint Of the laths in
the mlddlc, ran light cords. six feet in
lcngsh. and knot them together; then
attach tho Aging string TO this. Tho
tail, every one knows about. Also tho
fun - BE had IN cutting four-inch
square pieces OF wrissng paper putting
them on the lower part of the line,
when the kite IA in the air, and letting
them run as messengers" TO the soar
ing Kite
The most progressive and enthu-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
A Bit % Advice.

There had been a rsilWsy accident
and the coroner vas holding an inquest
over the remNiRs of one Of the victims.
What did yoa ind in his pockets9
Se asked she witness whom ha vas ex-
aiming
The frss thing ~ took out of his
pcckets.~ replied the witness. was n
package - ciEarettes."
ssBetoer red ace vour claim s-ainst ne
company from $500 70 g. oo9. wis
pered the coroner 70 = distant relative in
attendance. -Cbicaro Trihune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

method in surveying aud general good
esy arc si@ply unlimited. The most
original and unique idea, however, halls
from Dr.. David Thayer, Of Boston.
Msss-, in which he uses the kite as
motor.
The ono great fault in this respect
has been the amount Of power expended
IN keeping the kite in the air. Every
boy knows that in light wind the
simple weight of tho cord will reduce
the pull OF tho kite 20 minimum
This fact has made kite propulsion only
satisfactory in a still breeze. DR.. Thay-
er has remedied this defect by means
OF q raft made 10 float on the sea, hav-
ing three main guys OF rope attached
to one end. These are sustained in the
air by means OF small balloons filed
with gas. Below those are number Of
sails, made fairly rigid by bamboo at
tachments Cike tho sail of Chinese
junk. These arc about three times as
long as they are broad, and fitted at
each end with species Of wing, a prop
er manipulation OF which directs the
course of the machine. The main guy
ropes are about forty feet long, and
midway between tho raft and the sails
and balloons, is located the passenger
car.
The balloons are powerful enough to
hold mp the sails, car and passengers,
and the wind, catching the sails, forces
along the raft which floats on the
water. When IL is wished 10 direct the
course TO tho right, the wings on that
si3o arc drawn round at right angles to
ths ress of the sails, aud vice vcrsa-
This idea is also intended 70 be used
on land, Sc bstitating a wagon for the
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

ra't. and the invention provides for the
Wagon being carried on the rsft when
not in Use. IL viii thus be seen THAI
the long neg lscted KITE has. duriag she
past yea. risen 70 such p,ane that ia
fnsure development VIII be Watched
~ith interest WuF = PoxR
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
STRAY STATISTICS.

THE United States Government has
paid out in round figures 81 900, 900, 900
in pensions since the beginning of the
civil war.
THE negro has gained seventy-fve per
cent. in property during the last decade,
while the average gain has been only
fifty per cent.
A sTATIsTIcIAN calculates that the
total tonnage of the world, steam and
sail, is in round numbers $1,000, 900, of
which so per cent. is British.
BLINDNESS seems to be steadily on the
decrease. In the last four decades the
number OF the blind in each million of
the people were respectively 1,021, 964,
e51 and sig.
EXPERTS now place the actual wealth
of the United States at SOL, 459, 900, 900.
Its property assessed for taxation upon
the duplicates is S23, ,719, 900, 900. Some
idea of this amount can be had by re-
membering the fact that il is greater
than the wealth OF the entire world $50
years ago.
IN the year 100 there was but one
newspaper in the United States. In
1870 there were SSH; this year there
are 16Sle, the total for the United
States and Canada being 17,107. In 1870
there were but "A, 200 periodicals printed
in the whole world. Now, however,
there are in the United States alone 12,-
T9l weeklies, !, 99S monthlies and 1854
Iai1ias
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
LITERARY DRIFT.

HExkx NJ. STANLEY hzs sold h.s forth
coming book for szoo.e
LEWIS MoEsEs Is regarded In England
g TIE heir apparent % the lsare2tsshiP.
LOUISE czAsDLxs MoCLros is said 70
receive higher prices for her poetry
hzn any writer Of equal reputation
Ms GILsEzr said 70 friend recently;
81 dare s4y might write an opera Ia .
week, bgE il would Be . precloes bad
one"
Ma. GLADsroxx Is 60 work upon SIX
important articles for magazines. one OF
them being . critical review OF Lord
Iennyson's poems
ME- HowELLs said st . dinner recent
ly that when he wzs editor OF the At
lantie honthly hs rejected one Of his
own contributions
MRS HUMPHREY WAKD has called =
private secretary - her assistance. and
only the letters OF personal friends re-
ceiye her personal acknowledgement
MARGARET DELAsD's correspondence
has SO largely increased thst she has
been forced 70 the typewriter, and all
her letters are now answered with the
machine.
CHARLOTTE NJ. YoSGE, the historical
writer, has written and published ex-
actly one hundred books She is now
engaged upon her one hundred and first
work, 10 be published shortly.
HUBBARD T. SMITH. of the War De-
partment in Washington, sold his song,
Listen 10 My Tale OF Woe," 10 Wash
ington publisher for fifteen dollars. A
short time ago a British house offered
him ten thousand dollars for the ex-
elusive right to publish the song in
Europe.
ENGLISH newspapers maintain that
Robert Browning was of Jewish de-
scent. His father was a clerk in the
Rothschilds house, when few or none
but jews were employed there. Brown
ing is said to be common name among
Hebrew families in Northern Germany.
His mothers name was Wiedemana,
which certainly suggests Israelitish ex-
traction.
NJ s. LANGLEY, who was Thackeray's
private secretary, kept diary in 1860,
which has been offered for sale. The
record Of daily events is full one.
Notes OF the great authors converse
tion and remarks have been iotted down
day by day. and his opinion on all sorts
and conditions of men and events are in
the chronicle, and his personal peculiar
tiles have also been noted.
ROBERT BROWNING did not think his
last illness q serious one, and insisted
almost TO tho end that he was getting
better. 1t is stated that just before he
died he turned TO his son and asked for
news from his publisher. The son read
telegram, saying that the edition OF
his last volume OF poems was almost ex-
hausted. The poet, upon hearing this,
| smiled and murmured: "How crafty
ingw These were his last words.
IAN Unknown Poem in Imitation of
Dante" is the title OF publication
edited by Sig. NJ. Cornacchia and f.
Pellegrini, says the Transatlantic. The
| poem in question is preserved in two
MSS, one in the Biblioteca Universe
taria of Bologna, the other in the Mag
| liabecchiana OF Florence. 1t certainly
| dates from the fourteenth century, and
treats OF vices and virtues. 1t is COM
posed of 101 chapters IN terra rima, di-
| vi.led into three canticles and is an in
| teresting addition to the series Of Dan
| tesque limitations in Italian literature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

the Republican party tzxss msn as they
are ard zd2pts IL measures according y /,
whils the Prohibition party takes men
as lhsy woald Ike to have tnsm, and
therefore is more than likely - ms
adept its measures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
NOT YET APPARENT.

We don't know whY anybody should
Re surprised at the discovery of salt n
Ohio. IL you want to make a discovery
wat IA a discovery just discover some
thing that that state can't produce
Detroit Tribune.
It had % struggle hard 70 produce a
residence for Cal. Brce, and cit doth
not vet appear, f" whether il was success
f1l or not
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
DR.. Mortimer E Roberts

FcrrerIF HcBss ? 5Ts.e 81 fFo rlrEt p -
Nsrf-s Hosrffz.. j rtTc e.
spEcfsL ETTENTfCa grea - Diseases
- ere Weert 1srrzs Sfers sfh. LIVER art hle-
n~vs As Diseases ~ ltliaren-
0Tee hours - IS ~ 4 aHt r. g
- We~~.s-st .ver PecFs Brue -oTt
srs1s RAGS Nirb
Ts3srbons, Es ss. cay O nigat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

Cor. sHTvARD Is fooiing with fire.
brands when he puts scriptural quota
tions at the head Of Dis editorial col
umns. For months be had been declsr-
ing that Chicago didn't stand the ghost
Of a homeopathic show Of getting the
Worlds Far. and tnen. on the very
day that Chcsgo "got there" he dis
played the following text, Every die
word that men shall speak. they shall
give account thereof IN the day Of
judgment. Waeu we al get into the
next world, twill take so long 80 square
I'd the colonels World SFair-idle-word
account. tbat some ~ tae rest Ct Is
may slip throaeh E.taoat beng called
upon. And tass vll be about AL the
good sny cf he brother nevspaper men
vii ever ges cut of hta.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
IeBTTs-VIETED

Xx~4VTr-- -r-s-.sf srefv good scffrs sEerfs
" f-r RS sad sdt6lniEz cagarIesi "a arr or
egr-T lss5sr rfg1isr s-eg oyrcsl ilr ee tes y
rarrfernen CaI Ct s1tress -, - seen q
svs 81
XVAVTrn-srsr - - r. 7isto-T - - Fx-
" sIsrsffa-s 81. Dsring DEEDS 81 vrsaa
cIrr-e- f-ss Address i. a. BrgTnluG -r..
4e1e6o. fahia.
AGTNTs sscs15 Trlrs ~ .li1e5rsts1 sTe-s
= ~ ts---r - r-rs wepks' fr3s' ~ Nfsseuri
81 ax-e-s ara.sss cirfiesf eicrfs@s eteaz - t
srzz1 nfso1t ratb fas1F sola
BE. = Worth- s.. Leass. No. ~ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
FnRNTTrRF ~ PILEos sToRED-

pApCITFF kH0LT. general Ware hoaeeraen,
IA a. III crufh DiV.s son-sf-. store pfanos src
novlnr PROMPTS sffen5ea 70 - tsleph0ning
NJ. al s8n f-el
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E'0R RENT--Barn. in rear of IS SheldoD-st
Il Inquire i. 5. Pierce, Il Monroe-st. o.
Ny one having a good secondhand. No. 2
Il Remington typewriter for sale, can find
sale for it by addressing Typewriter. care car
Tier No. 2. e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
40 sUBscRIBEks-
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
LIQUOR LAWS.

GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY MARCH |.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
!T!T!IlI!I!|!I!I!
/ / / /. /. / j: j: ! / / ! !
rs IS 80 80 30 50 90 4.eo

EELP WAkfED-kALB
WANTED r~ncG2er4fiFS en- p!oynsEt
w " rs rapid advancement. Is o~ered 10
two St-zax RESP gectsbiy dressed mrnt must
have r st-clxss references as 70 So Eiety and
indusfry ADpy this SATURDAY. morning II
Rooms s ana 4 Rods block %
NFANTED-A young nan. fairly educated !;
w good appe&Ea ance and good address; per
manent position 10 right party; e. 10 s. Sc
cQrity Cali oF address Nichols A Co. room
=. So Monroe-st. e.
INANTED-5 cabinet max srs 10 20 70 New
w zv.o Converse Manufacturing Co. q
IVANTED-A student in deatistTyi one who
w understands plate work must come Wel8
recommended. For terms address immediate
IL DR. DarXln B0l amer, lul A0nroost.s Grand
Rapids Mich. No 00m need apply. %
XVANTRD-ReIi able local and travelling
w salesmeu Positions permanent Special
inducements nowi fast selling specialueS
don't delay; salary from start. Brown Bros.
Nurservraen Chicago, Ills June ls
WANTED-Salesmen. clerks, bookkeepers.
W bartenders. teamsteTs. shipping clerks.
farm hands. once help, aud all others Out OF
employment 10 call aud investigate our Ell
tiFcly new and thoroughly reliable system OF
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
menr Com pany, 1874 MonrOe-st. rooms 81 and
= Porter block. Phone lezl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

HURRY UP II you want 10 secure one or
IL more of q ose sl5o lots; II requires only
s35 down. and sis quarterly pays the balance
10 interest charged If payments are MADE
promptly. :. l.. ProTn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

I WILL sell TO right party. one-half interest
in "A well established. strictly cash. and
good paying business; best Of references re
quired as wish to change climate for year
or two and buyer would have control and
management OF business. Address Business
Chance, box s. this Office 90
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

MONEY LOANED on real estate. Fallsss A
VI Swarthout. lawyers. over National City
Bank 81
CASH TO LOAN-Houses 10 sell and rent
v farms and vacant lots TO sell. all grades
and fin different localities. AZ bottom prices.
terms ana time made 10 suit; interest low.
CAL At room 3, NeW Housemsn block. on Henry
Frslick 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

EREE SAND-5o loads OF sand at the rear Of
l. 100 Monroe-st. Call this week. %
EXPERIENCED man VIII furnish outfit for
II meat market in live town; wants partner
with 500 or $1,000; no risk. Address A. Ii. =.
box g e63
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

XVANTED-Partn with $50 cash TO take
w active interest in a business that VIII
guarantee 10 pay net pront OF $500 year.
Call AT Derby Hotel between and p IN. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

WANTED-LumOer-I want 10 exchange a
w lot on Pleasant-ave. for lumber. ". C..
Hopson. 9 Pearl-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

I W. CLOSTERHOUSE. dealer in real estate
o' personal property and loans; houses
of desirable houses and lots and vacant lots
on Fulton. Fountain. Cherry and nearly all
desirable streets; also large list OF good
farms IN all directions for sale or exchange
very cheap. Call and look my list over before
buying once rooms No. Il Canal-st. Iele-
phone No. -. 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01
FOB MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-Cheap, ten horse power gas
engine. All in good running order. reason
for selling want more power. and are repiac-
ing IL with q fwenty-hoTse power gas engine ot
same kind. Rindgs. Bertsch A Co. Il IL and
IL PeaT-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

HELP WANTED-FENALE.
tNANTFD-An experienced girl for second
" work Mrs. 4. III. White. l25 COurt-st. o.
IVANTED-At the Michigan Iron Works. one
w nrst-class lathe mani also nrstciass
wise hand. Apply at once. Nm. i. Powers
Son. props. 70
Immediately - competent COOK
w and second girl. at corner of State and
MadiSOn-aye %
WANTED-Laundress at the Michigan
W House. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-01

XVOMAN'S HOSPITAL-Christian Home for
w ladies'; quiet and private; ladies board
ed before and during confinement; Is years
experience; terms reasonable. Mrs. DR..
Dutton. 92 North Lane-aye. Grand Rapids.
Mich. AZ lmO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-21

Who owns the land in -. Uuft Il
Statesl Why. the citizens a., or
should, would be the natural reply.
But unfortunately it is not altogether
SO. Some of the best lands in this
country are owned by alien landlords.
Nearly 22,O0O,000 acres of land are
owned by men who owe allegiance TO
other governments. To be exact. there
are u. 24l, 900 acres of land under the
direct control and management of
thirty foreign individuals or COM
panies
There are 2. 72o. 2s3 acres of land in
Massachusetts,, SO that the men living
In other countries and owing allie
glance to other powers own land
enough TO make about ten states like
Observation-Disclosures than the whole
OF New England, more land than
some governments own to support a
KING. The largest amount OF land
owned BY any one man or corporation
is owned by foreign corporation
called the Holland Land company.
Talk about alien land holders ia Ire
landl There is twice as much land
owned by aliens in the United States
as there is owned by Englishmen in
Ireland. Think of it. More than %
600, 600 acres of land owned by men in
Europe!-American Citizen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-21
I'm. secretary OF Napoleon An.

James Mortimer who. after holdlng
the position of secretary to the EN-
peror Napoleon for many years set,
tied in London just before Sedan ana
established The London Figaro, Is an
American. that is to say, by birth.
but he is just as much of a French
man "a AN American and more of an
the latter. in appearance. He is per-
feet terror to the plagiarisuc play
wright, for, however carefully the
literary criminal may cover up his
stolen plums with English converse
tional sauce, Mortimer is sure TO un-
earth them with his fearful memory
and label them from the French
strengthening his assertion with da'e.
circumstance and author. Detroit
Free Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-21
What In the Moon?

But when we look at the moon with
our telescopes, do we see any traces OF
water9 There are, no doubt, many
large districts which at first glance
seem like oceans, and were indeed
termed ''seas" by the old astronomers.
a name which they still absurdly re-
tain. Closer inspection shows that
the so-called lunar seas are deserts,
often marked over with small craters
and with rocks. The telescope reveals
no seas and no oceans, no lakes and no
rivers. Nor is the grandeur OF the
moons scenery ever impaired by
clouds over her surface. Whenever
the moon is above the horizon, and
terrestrial clouds are out Of the way,
we can see the features OF her surface
with distinctness There are no clouds
i'm the moon; there are not even the
mists or the vapors which invariably
arise wherever water is present, and
therefore astronomers have been led
to the conclusion that our satellite Is
sterile and a waterless desert STORY
of the Heavens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-21
An lnfallil,;e Indicator.

You can tell pretty we'll how girl
feels towards you by the way she takes
YOUR arm. If she doesn't care cent
YOU know it by the indifference OF her
muscles. If she has a great confidence
in you the pressure tells it; and friend.
shin is as distinct from love in that
mode Of expression as in words or
looks. A woman can take the arm OF
a fellow she likes much with perfect
comfort, even if she is SIX ieet nigh
and he IS four. But even if the two
are lust matched she can make him
feel disdain, contempt, discomfort, dis
like, anything she likes by the way
She does not hold on to him: am
told there is a great deal of difference.
too, between the way a girl tits her
waist to one mans arm as compared
with another; but l hardly believe 1t
San Francisco Chronicle.