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The Dickinson press., 1890-12-13
Forming IA Type Foundry Trust.

FORMING a " Foundry Trust.
KANSAS City, Mo-, Dec. GA morn
ing paper says that for some time a COM
pany, composed of English and Ameri-
can capitalists, known as the American
Type Foundry company, has been nego-
tiating for the purchase of all the type
foundries in the United States. The
fact became known Monday through
rumors of an attempted purchase of
type foundries in this city. Represent
atives of the company have at their dis
posal for the purpose of purchases
S2O. GOO. 900,
The Dickinson press., 1890-12-13
Nov. 23.t.

HoUsE-to rent-Apply at this
Office.
The Dickinson press., 1890-12-13
MINNESOTA LAW O. X.
Criminal Code of 1888 Declared Constitr
tioDal by tho Supreme Corrt.

Criminal Code of $3.50 Declared Constitu-
tional by the Supreme Court.
ST. PAUL, Dec. S.-Washington dis
patches announce that the Uniten States
supreme court has passed upon the con-
s~titutionality of the Minnesota capital
punishment law, popularity known as
the John Day Smith law, passed at the
last session of the legislature. The mat
ter came before the court Oh the appeal
of Clifton Holden, the Redwood Falls
murderer, from the decision of the Min
nesota supreme court. The case has
been %stubbornly fought from the begin
ming, and has been in court for about
two years. Twice the jury disagreed,
but the third one found a verdict of
guilty. After that an appeal was taken
to the supreme court, and thence to the
United States supreme court. Holden's
only hope now is executive clemency.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-03

Towhom all correspondence in regard to this
department should be addressed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26
- Good Position.

HNO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Il who desire to make noney rapidly
we offer Il splendid opportunity. We
have a large number OF Agents making
from four TO eight dollars per day sell
ing pictures of jefferson Davis tor
which there is Il great demand every
where. If YOU are already an Agent,
10 matter what YOU. are selling YOU
should carry our pictures. You will be
surprised TO see low rapidly they sell.
Our outfit consists OF four different
styles OF pictures. three Of Mr.. Davi.
and one of Henry w. Grady. size l,xl4
IL. and sell for fifty cents each. We
have the finest steel engraving which
Mrs. Davis says IS the best likeness she
has seen Of her late lamented husband.
size l4xls inches, price $3.50. Outfits
complete consists of all above mention
ed pictures worth $500 but will lie sent
10 those only who mean business for s..
This includes the fine. steel engraving
with frame and glass. We also have
outfits for 81, but it will paw YOU to
have the best. This is a great 0, portu-
NIFTY 10 make money and YOU should or
der at once or write Tor particulars.
We pay agents 60 per cent. commi-
SION and ALLOW them to collect before
returning our money on regular orders
tor pictures.
+. :. Picture OF either jefferson Da-
Wis or Henry ". Grady album size 5
cents. both sent 10 any address tor
iidine> Of " Q agents AMI silver dime or
postage stamps. All questions cheer
iallA answered..
DAVIS MEMORIAL Co,
81. Main Street Dallas. Tex,s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

The reason RADAM'S MICROHE
KILLER !. the most wonderful mrd!-
cine. is tecause it has never failed IL
any instance. no matter What the dis
case. from LEPROSY to the simplest
disease known to the human system.
The scientific men Of to-day claim
and prove that every disease is. caused
by Microbes. and RADAM'S MICROBE
KILLER exterminates the Microbes
and drives them out Of the system. and
when that is done you cannot have an
ache or pain. No matter what the dis
ease, whether a simple case of Malarial
Fever or \ combination of diseases, we
cure them all at the same time. as we
treat all diseases cOnstitutionally.
Asthma. Consumption. Catarrll. Bron-
chitis. rheumatism. Kidney ami Liver
Diseases. ChillS and Fever. Female
Troubles in all its forms. and. in fact.
every disease known to the human sys-
tenn.
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT I'M
ITATIONS.
See that our Trade-Mark Same as
above) appears on each jug.
Send for book "lii>tory otthe Micrebe
Killer" given away by
w. A. HAYES.
Druggist. Hillsboro.
Or d. MCCAUIEY.
Chapel Lii.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26
[For the Observer.
Sugar Hill - Notes.

Mr.. EDIIoR Please il
your paper thu, my school exh'ti-
ton Will lake place at Sugar Hall ."
Wednesday night, ApeIl 30 h, at :
o'clock. IA
Rev. G. w. Startling. Of Trinity
College, Will open lbe.exerclsts with
a short address,. Brother Star ing
is one OF thy eciool mates He is a
good speaker and an excellent ut.i-
,Ieman. We give all a rordiaI l"rI-
tatlon TO he present As We Will have
something that will b. interesting.
Our last debate vii. be st Sugar
Hill, Friday night, Ap.Ii 18th. We
invite all to be with Us. Our subject
is as follows Eesotced. That DIS.
are more beneficial to North Caro-
lima than Lawyers.
i Yours truly,
J. II. MCCRACkEN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26
LUNG TROUBLES, RHEUMA
TISM. ETC.

Frequently a person is supposed
I t..e colt-um ton when 1t Is some
othe g~.~esee aitoge,her that is
due nys lis ll,st. and mak .nr him
look yale and .h".
j " Yates. u. %a.,nna, Tenn Z,
ar.tts: III 'in.> u" good I" praise
Botanic y God l5a u. L cured ne
:. an al>cess o. tie lungs and
asthma that troubled me two years
aud that other remedies tailed 10
benefit
80 ,ou see it il sometimes well 70
try constitutional treatment. No
tt-edy is 81 good as 3 Is. Is. tBo'
tame Blood Ba!m) for rebuilding
wasted tissue, and giving health I
every portion OF the system reached
nv tina, grea. circulating stream 0
lite, the human blood Again, it II
often supposed that colds aud eA
posture are the only causes OF scla'
lca, rheumatism, e,c. Such is MOI
always the case. 1t Is frequent,
caused bv impurities in the blood.
Wm. Price, Louisville, Missouri
writes: II was afflicted with sciatic
and had los, the use CT one arm an-
one leo tpr nine years. | went t'
II t Springs and also tried d'feren
.lcctois, but found no cure until
,ried Botanic Blood Balm. 1t mad
me sound and we'll. | am we.
known in this community"
Observe, even when the reown
"a Hot Springs tailed, 3 3. !
brough, rellet. Remember, NJ mat
ter VIVA, blood remedy you hay
tried or intend to try, Is. 3 Is.
the only ore that will give you con
pletc satisfaction.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

Acting Secretary Bachelor has
instructed the Collector Of Customs
at New York to receive and ship to
Richmond, Va, without examina.
ton or payment Of duties the Mer
cies statue Of Genera! Robcr, +
Lee which is expected to arrive
Monday from Havre. This action
was taken at the request Of Gov
Mckinney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26
GREAT SPRING TONIC

w. II Gilbert, Druggist, Albany.
Ga, writes: We are selling large
quantities Of Switt's Specific for a
spring Alternative and general hea'li,
tonic, and with the best results. II
is now largely used as a preventive
and cure tor Malaria. There are
many remarkable evidences Of its
merit IN this section
Rev. J. b. Paine, Macon, Georgia,
writes 1--WE have been using Swift )
Specific at the orphans home as q
remedy for blood complaints and as
q general health tonic, ana have had
remarkable results irom It's use or
The children and. employees Of tbs
Institution. 1t is such an cxceIIeh,
tonic, aud keeps the blood so pure
that the system is less liable to dis
ease. 1t has cured some Of our
chii,iren Of Scrntula."
Treatise on BloodEnd Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SrECIFlC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

Walk in any OF our grocery stores
and in nearly every instance you
find staring you in the face elegant
canned goods-truils and vegeta-
bles. Where are}lhey put up? The
label tells the secret-in the north,
every time. Are We forever 10 be
dependent Oh other sections for
goods that can just as easily be man-
utac,ured at home ? Some one should
make the venture aud create a new
manufacturing indu~try-a canne'y
-Ne1c Berue Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

a oispa;ch Ir,m kale.9h say, lla'
ii is >;ard that The real number Of
coInicd People who haze lett No:ll.
Carolina IL the last liu"c. months is
over O,oGo. TiE, c,tir.a,c is care
tally made and approaches mean The
uu.th. The &usss Of the exoIu-
are real, iAo in number. Frs,
The short eros, and second, the per
sna>lons # the l,A"r agents. Tier,
Is no poiii,co III the matter and nc
'oprnte>lou.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

.NR EDITOR: We notice in q re
cent issue Of your paper TIE dt..'h
o. oar very dear itirni Mr.. j Il
va,d Freeland lie va Al "hecI
ent and loving son, 4 >iiefa'e
and a~ffectionate brotter, q brave ai1
true friend. and a q c.lIzeh h lie
was without guite, and al the CIR
cum>tances u ms lie proved h!'r q
CHRISTIAN The spin; Of this Young
man has gore 10 parai e, but those
who watched through the long
drcary uour. arc sti.t here. lh"y
uazt upon the blossom tha, la
faded, the bud that has nIjhcred
They inquire OF one another The best
meihod Il breaking the .rnth I" the
despairirg mother. Blu, it is told,
and Ii . lhe untold agony OF thu be-
rcayed as SIC follows the dear one
to the grave. Ahe last iond look is
given, tie heart gnshes forth its an
gHi-h, and then that mother returns
to deeolate home. But still tie
Eft~tlItl "a Hti ~ ilaouto bCi, -
Oh what power hath association
His sweet voice stiil rings in hen
ears, and she looks round, expecting
every moment To meet his loving
lock. Aud the DAYS and weeks pas.
on, and none can tell the hide,
g,ict hat consumes her soul, Blu
yet there is consolation sh. kno"
there IS one angel more in liea.en
aud i her lost one cannot come |,
her, still she can 20 - him. Wee]
uot, dear father, mother, sister an,
brothers, Your loss IS his gain. III
hard 10 give him up" but Go
i<noAs best.
lie tell not Wi.cn the frost Of age.
Had gathered round his brow,
When >iiy,ry locks i~oirtell the sage.
We soon to death must bow.
Bat in the morn. the prime Of life.
Nl,rn pleasing prospects Weld the.
power.
That kind and gentle son.
Fell. as tall the fading flower.
Yet in Heaven we hope 10 meet
Tho loving one that's gone before:
The saviour. we trust. has guided Ii
To heavenly light OF the other shor
COUSINS 5. AND II. +.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26
Is CONSUMPTION INCURABLE?


Read the following Mr.. c. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says WAS
down with Abscess of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an IucnrabIe Consumptire. Be
gan taking DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry tor Consumption, am now on my
third b,tle, and able to oversee the
work or my farm. It is the finest
medicine ever made.'
Jesse M~idllewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for Or,
Kings New Discovery tor Consume.
ton | would have died of Lung
Troubles. Was givep up by doc.
tors. Am nov in best Of health
Try it. Sample bottles tree at "
A. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

has received Il large, select and com
plete stock of Spring aud Summer Mil
li;Iery Goods.
fhe very latest New York styles at
moderate prices Tor cash.
Always on hand a large assortment of
Straw Goods. Bonnets. Hats Feathers,
Flowers. Ribbons. Laccs, Silks. Eelvets.
Fancy Goods. &c
No extra charges for trimming Hats.
\ iull line Of Ladies Summer Dress
Goods.
JEWELRY-,he latest -tyle5-pretsv
and cheap.
\ full line II NOTIONS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26
PRICES NOW TO SUIT HARD
TIMES.

Undertaking in all lis branches.
\ large stock Of tOFFINS. CASES.
C.ASKETS and FUNERALSUPpLIES
constantly on hand.
All UNDERTAKING intru,ted -,
our care shall have II prompt and
careful attention. ~lIearse. Horse aud
Driver aud fu: elai Directors services
free Of charge.
PRICES Now Il LOWEE THAN
EVER BEFORE.
Call and examine our Stock.
Very respectfully yours,
{. 5. COOLEY & son.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

Eng'f-h Spawn. L'uiment removes
all Hard, Soll or Cajiousei Lump>
aud BienIshts from horses. BlooT
~>rav'ns, Curb>, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, >utie>, Sprsins, all Swol-
lei Tbroais, Coughs, etc. Save $50
by use Of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemi-h Cure
ever known. Sold ty @. Hooker,
Druggist, II,llstoro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

The gentleman whom Miss Win
ME Dasi> IS TO we'd, as reported.
A't'cd Wilkinson. of Syracuse, y.
\ IS a grandson Ct the great aho-
,tonis', Sa:natl J. May. 1t is sai1
that lie became acquainted with he,
though the spirit with which lie re
sehteI tile GOODNESS With which she
was r,ated on her first visit TO thai
town q few wears az" by some oflhe
society people because she was the
daughter of the President Of tie
Contederacs. He is q LAWYER %
years Of age Wilmington >tar,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

to be had. and are sole agents for North
Carolina of kl>wAKI'S LEvELEH AMI
HANDY ARM REST as also for BEOA-
SONS FLAT OPENING SPRINGS. both
of Which are the latest and best inven-
tons for large Lcdgcrs, Records. &c.
Their handbook for Magistrates ami
County Officers the North tttro'inu
Manual Of LAW AND FO"M--Privc b.
mail $3.GO-is the latest and best OIL
They keep the largest and most r"l'-
able stock OF BLANKS t, le found i!
the state
Address.
EDW ARDS & BHDUGiITDN.
pKiNTri;~ M BINDERS.
Raleigh. y. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

Solicit all kinds Of Printing and Bind
ing. from the smallest card or label 10
the largest volume. They make The
best
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-26

SWIFT SrECIFIC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

European capitals would tell the truth. the
whole truth. and nothing: but the truth,
they would have to confess that chance ID
their best friend,
{ was chance that made me acquainted
with one of the most remarkable seoundrels
OF the present day, and enabled me But,
as they say in the dear o~ld-fsshioned story
books, do not let M anticipate.
was standing one night. about twelve
months ago. At Piccadilly circus. surveying
q scene the like OF which would not be toler-
ated in any other city Of the world.
Ii was long past midnight, and yet the
street from the circus almost as far as the
Royal Academy was 3 laughing. hustlinR
mob OF well-dressed men a gsyly dressed
women.
There Was no migtaking the character OF
the ladies or why they we're there, Tbs
police moved about. breaking up the groups
that c~Ongregstsd and exclaiming msehAni-
cally. Move on. please = but their pres
ence placed very little restriction upon the
shameless license Of the mob.
Standing about. up side turnInRs and in
dark corners. we're some Of the worst
Hretches in London, bullies and LEVERS OF
blaekmAil, aeOundrels Of the most degraded
and loathsOms type, men thoroughly well
known 10 the police. yea under the glorious
fresdom u tks English As allowed. without
The evening world., 1890-03-25

let or hindrance. to send their female ac-
completes. or rather their female victims.
into this vicious mob, night after night, to
seek their prey.
have nc wish to dwell upon the aspects
Of the plague spot. II | were to attempt to
write what now about il. and to paint It
ia its true cOlors. to tell the story Of some of
its w~ell-known habitues. l should have to
write in : style which would alter the char
Gcter Of these stories. / should shock and
~startle. when | wish only to interest and
amuse. Some day l may venture to speak
ont, but il will not be under the cloak Of
fiction. The facts are too serious, too ter
Iible, for the mere story-teller to deal with.
When they are marshalled IL must be not
for review, but for battls-for a var to the
death between the mock morality which
makes London the most openly immoral Of
our great cities and the real morality which
drives vice out Of sight where It cannot pol
lutte the innocent, or shame the modest. or
prey upon the weak and unWary.
even ask pardon OF the reader now for
touching upon this scene at AL. but il vas
necessary for me 10 do so, for il vas while
studying the state OF Piceadilly tia
- chance brought ms for the hrst time face
TO face with the hero Of this narrative, Mr.,
Hubert ZolNay.
I've policeman and sn inspsCioT had just
The evening world., 1890-03-25

broken mp = mob eohRreg atinG round two
young ladies who were settling a trihiuR
difference OF opinion with their nails and
teeth. when a tall, military-looking man of
about hfty-hye, with IN elegantly eurled
gray mustache. came sauntering along
smoking q cigarette.
Beneath his elegant fur-hned oyercoat you
caught sight of a white tie-that and his
black trousers aud patent-leather boots
proclaimed the fact that he was in evening
dress.
He Was sauntering along, probably on his
homeward way, and not taking much notice
Of the gay crowd about him, when snd-
denly a Well-dTessed woman caught sight of
him as ahs passed. With a little cry she
turned, strobe after him. caught him up,
aud then with vigorous blow Of her UNI
bTsllA knocked his hat on into the muddy
street.
The gentleman turned round with an oath.
gave a little start as be recognized his
AssailanE then picked up his hat and put it
on his head aud attempted to pass.
But the woman stood in front Of him. and,
in the expressive languARe Of the day, let
him have IT,
What shs called him | nesd not say-pTob-
ably many OF the epithets which shs dung
at hiRi In rapid SUGGESTION Sonld be Greek
10 the majority Of my reaasEa But the one
The evening world., 1890-03-25

sales /; 81. so to the boy making the second
largest increase I; Sl.5oto the boy making
the third largest increase. and 81 to the boy
making the fourth largeSt increase.
There were nearly seventy boys entered in
the contest, and from the start the greatest
interest was taken. Several of the little
merchants Immediately began to solicit cus-
toners, and canSarSod factories, shops aud
other places where there we're large num-
Others branched out towards the outskirts
OF Trenton AND opened up new routes. while
others still held on TO their old places and
threw a little more energy than before into
their efforts.
The following are the m Of some OF
BY caci, at tho beginning Of he contest:
George Icrnhardt. 5o:.. Charley. Clegg,
AZ; .Nsimah Davis, 2a; Warren .Eldridge,
ssm WI Frn.T Essem1n' J 81; M,ii ffllmap H. 90;
5o;, Charley ,Hawes,, .25; Sol Sickle. so;
I,olly weigand, 30; Eddy Walsh. T0;. Her.
pert SNOW, 20; Jess shorlys, 80; Willie
a record Of the sales Of each boy was kept
daily, by Tue EVENING WonLD agent, Mr.,
port the prizes have been awarded At fol-
First, prize, 81, for greatest increase
who now sells 800 EvrsTNo WcRhD s't each
day. At he beginning q the contest
only ~, Dnt ne now sells 2uO aud IL
still increasing his list. Willie IL q
bright, industrious boy OF eleven years
and is a regular attendant at the Model
School. corner OF Clinton and Perry streets.
He Ia an EVENING WORLD newsboy, as re
began to sell that paper when u first came
to Trenton and sells no other. Tie recently
canvassed . rubber factory in his vicinity
and secured thirty-four new customers
among the employees.
The second prize, ~. so, has been awarded
to Joe Howell, who lives in thamberaburg,
and ome in every day to receive his EVEN
ING WORLDS. He started in with 20, and
now aells regularly 135 copies. He IL eleven
years old and attends the Centennial School.
He il, active and enterprisinR. and popular
with his comrades.
The third prize, 81. so. has been awarded
tered the contest taking 30 EVENING
WORLDS. He now sells l20 each day. He
has been n pewsboy several years, and
carries a morning route OF New York. phila-
delphia and Trenton papers.
The fourth prize. 81. has been awarded to
Warren Eldridge, aged fourteen years. He
has regular customers for nearly all his
EVENING WORLDS In private residences. and
has also q number Of customers in the pot
teries at Greenwood.
When the competition started he had
ninety customers: he now has ll5. lie
gradually built up his list n is still extend
ing il,
The evening world., 1890-03-25

thing she did not call him Was "a gentle,
man.
To my surprise the man. though evidently
i'll at ease. made no reply. A little crowd
had begun TO gather and the helmet OF
policeman hove rapidly in sight.
The woman saw II.
Nov. give me in charge, Mr.. Hubert
ZOlway, . she exclaimed. Here's a police
man coming. wont run away"
Mr.. Hubert Zolway had evidently no such
intention. He watched his opportunity,
pushed his way through The crowd aud
walked rapidly ny a side street.
When the policeman arrived and eX-
claimed, Nov then. what's the matter
here 7'the crowd began 10 disperse.
The Soman who had committed the as
sault dIdnt wait to sxplsin natter 10 the
policeman. bat moved way Wlth the rest
and the = incident p Terminated.
1 should have passed along myself and
taken no further notice. but that my cuTios-
ity received a fresh hllip.
As the woman turned away | saw a man 20
up and speak TO her. l recognized him at
once as n OF the eleyerest detectives in
LondOn-A man Sho, after rising to high
rank in the force, had left it to start IS 3
private detective Pm his own account
Hullo 2! l said TO myself What does
Jarvis sEHtI' ..#.:
The evening world., 1890-03-25

And then it struck me that the incident
might have been what is called "a put-uT
Job tina the woman in committing the
assault vas acting in concert with the de,
tectiye, who wanted to have a good look al
his man. possibly without his hat
knew Jarvis intimately. so thinking |
might have an opportunity Of speaking to
him, l followed him as he crossed the road
to the quiet side of Piecadilly with the
woman.
They walked up about as far as the Park
converting together; then Jarvis wished the
woman goodnight, and turned back towards
the circus.
Invent up to him as soon As the woman was
out OF sight. and We shook hands.
II saw that assault. " l said, and I'm
anxious TO knos what it meant. Vas il done
for yOuT" ..:.. ....
No. replied the detective. lit was one
Of those chances that are always coming OF
in our favor. l never saw that woman be-
fore in my life, but l was watching the
man.
oh. what is it-A divorce"
No. it's purely a private inquiry. The
gentleman is ~understood 10 be about to
marry > wealthy widow; the lady's male rel
sdvss don't altogether take 10 the gentle
man; they fancy his antecedents are shady,
and they have eoms 70 ne e And ont some
The evening world., 1890-03-25

thing about him. I've been shadoSinz hfa
for a week past without any success. but 70
night chance has come to my aid ChAAss
is bound to do our work. If we'll only give is
time. Unfortunately, as = rule our clients
are in a hurry
Then you have oun out something
from the lady3'
Yes; she told me something herself. bat
she doesn't know enough. She has how
ever. put me Oh the right road to find outs
good deal more. l fancy In IN the track q
a pretty litae plot for Anoyel, but il III.
Hubert Zolway Is what | suspect him to b.
the novel ought TO be written BY q French
man aud sold in yellow covers on the PaEts
b~oulevArds. | don't think Nudes Hoala
stand il. Goodnight
| wished my detective goodnight. AAa
We parted.
1t was = month before We met again. IL
Sas the first night of : new ballet 81 -
Ahambra. After twas over l vent 40 -
N. jacob to congratulate him on his bs4z-
tiful music, and he told me that n. 00noa.
the celebrated chief Of the French detective
force, vas in his room Would l CONS h
aud shake hands with himf N. Goron bad
been excessively kind to nae in Paris en-
more han M occasion. 50 l readily eaagi
sented-
90 y o0aaaszsal