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RESCUED From the Bax.

Charles Adler, a young man without home
or money, jumped into the bay from Green
street Wharf early yesterday morning He
was rescued and taken TO the Receiving
Hospital. where he was soon resuscitated.
Adler mas been suffering from hem orrhages
of the lungs for some time. He was in the
City and County Hospital last year, and
after his discharge worked as a book-keeper
until he became i'll again. For some time
he lived with brother on Valencia street.
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Looking for Lost People.

Chief Crowley has received letter from
Thomas Carter Of Mortonville. KY, who
seeks information in reference to John,
Michael or William Carter, one of whom
kept a saloon on O'Farrell street in 1868, or
the writer's sister. Mrs. John Griffin.
+. McVerry of 115 Belfast avenue, Lock-
haven, Pa. desires to know the whereabouts
of Frank Smith, who is supposed to have
been q cowboy somewhere in this State.
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BIRTHDAY GIFTS.
County Clerk Blattner Handsomely Re
membered by His Deputies.

membered by His Deputies.
Edward Williams County Clerk William
j. Blattners chief deputy. telegraphed the
latter, who is spending his vacation at the
Geysers, TO meet some friends at Calstoga
on Sunday morning. Mr.. Blattner.:re-
sponded to this summons, and was rather
surprised when Deputies Williams, +. w.
Lees, George S. McComb and Herbert Z.
Hall alighted from the train, and. without a
word of explanation, hurried their chief to
the hotel Here the County Clerks sur
prise was heightened by his receipt of a
handsome diamond ring and diamond shirt
stud, the presentation being made by Mr..
Lees.
The gifts were birthday presents from the
various employees of the County Clerks of
fee, Mr.. Blattner having attained his thirty
fifth birthday on Sunday.
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KNIGHTS of Hnnnr.

P. L. Archibald. ID. D. G. D., installed the
officers of Polar Star Lodge, No. 1927. on
the evening of Friday, the 10th inst. j. w.
Rourke, d. g.; G. III. NJ. Curry, G. R., and
District Deputies Cohen. Slower and Meyers
were present. Interesting remarks were
made by the visitors, and also by members
of the lodge. A very interesting discussion
on a given subject will take place at the ses-
sion to be held OH Friday evening next.
On Saturday evening the Grand Dictator,
Grand Assistant Dictator and Grand Re-
porter, together with Il number Of district
deputies from San Francisco and delegation
from Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 1889. of Oakland,
visited Tahoe Lodge, No. 1876, at West
Berkeley. The officers of the lodge were
installed by j. Nj. Cohen. d. ID. g. d. At
the conclusion Of the exercises in the lodge
room very bountfully prepared banquet
was served in an adjoining room, which, to-
gether with speeches by the visitors and
members of the lodge, made time pass so
pleasantly that the hour for the last train
Tor the city came altogether to soon.
The officers of Yerba Bnena Lodge, No.
1888, were installed ON Monday evening
last, 18th inst, by K. c. Rust, ID. d. G. D.,
assisted by other grand officers, the cere-
mony being followed by an elaborate BAN
quet enlIvened by good music. and which
was attended by 100 members and visiting
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Clnrke,s Wnter Rirhts.

Counselor Alfred Clarke appears to be
having hard time defending his claim to
water rights on his property in Eureka VAL
ley. The warrants he swore out Saturday
for the arrest OF ex-Supervisor Behrend
Joost, John Dwyer and Ii. M. G. Dahler
them Of having diverted certain waters"
acrose his land
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A Serious Charge,

Warrants were swoin out yesterday for
the arrest of Lorenzo, Giuseppe and Fran
cisco Badochi and Angelo Frediani, fruit
peddlers who live at Sh Turk street.
The compliments are ladies who live next
door. and who say that the peddlers are in
the habit of using indecent language and
COMFORTING themselves improperly.
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Her Assistant Missing.

Emma Fields was placed on trial in Judge
Murphy's court yesterday on charge of
stealing S125 from John Dohrman on March
2lst last. The alleged robbery was COM
mitted while she was in company with an
other woman named Carrie Tymer, whose
whereabouts is now unknown to the police.
A jury was secured and the trial will be
resumed TODAY
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Michael Burke swore out warrant yes
terday for the arrest Of Frank McManus,
proprietor of tho Union Hotel, on a charge
of battery. Burke says he was badly beaten
by the proprietor for attempting to inter-
fere in quarrel between boarders.
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Complaints for divorce have been fled by
Elizabeth IL. Beggs against S. G. Beggs,
Robert F. CalInger against Kate Caiinger,
Leonora Hoffman against Charles A. Hoif-
man, Bridget Early against Thomas Early
Hendricks.
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stricken from the list. and he was excused.
The counsel for the d Tense stated that he
would be willing to leave the case in Dud-
ley's hands providing that he could act as
colo iuror n tha
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Average Wealth per Lodge of the
Il. of 2. in Indiana.

Hermann Lodge, No. 127, F. and A. NJ,
at its called meeting last evening, had work
in the second degree.
Myrtle Circle, G. o. F., entertained the
Companions of Excelsior and their friends
last Thursday evening with choice selec-
ton of literary and musical exercises, alter
which dancing was INDUCED in.
King SolOmon's Lodge, No. 260, F. and
a. NJ, at its called meeting last evening,
had work in the Fellowcraft degree.
Court Robin Hood, a. o. F., gave an en-
tertainment and banquet at the public in
stallation of its officers on Tuesday evening,
14th inst.
San Francisco Chapter, No. /, Royal
Arch Masons, at its stated meeting last
evening. had work in the degrees and trans
acted routine business.
Winsboro, Tex. is claimed to be the best
insured town in the State, by local paper,
having 161 members in fraternal societies
and 10 insured in old line companies, out of
total population of less than 500 The
American Legion of Honor has % members
carrying S100,O 900 insurance.
Golden Gate Commandery, No. 16,
Knights Templar, held its stated conclave
last evening, when important business was
transacted and the Dinner Club held meet
ing.
The average wealth per lodge Of the
| knights of Pythias in Indiana is S1418 "a,
and per member SIT SO.
| Michigan reports 367 Masonic lodges. with
! 81, 1868 members. gain of over 800 for the
past year.
The Odd Fellows compose the largest and
richest secret society in the world, and
| carry out any undertaking in which
they are likely to engage. The order
is growing at the rate of 10000 year. 1t
| expends S3000,000 year in relief OF the
| destitute the education of the orphans. the
| care of the widows and the burial of the
| dead. That sounds like large sum of
money, yet it is only half our revenue
| There are few poor lodges of Odd Fellows,
and the members individually are thrifty
| class--the great middle class of merchants,
| farmers, professional men and business men
| in general, who pay. their debts and are able
to meet their own expenses.
at date of February 14th inst, at Balti.
more, Md, General James Young, com
mandiEg the Patriarchs Militant, !. o. o.
| f., of that Jurisdiction, and Grand Repre-
| was presented with a magnificent badge and
| jewel by the members of his encampment
| The gift is a very handsome one, and no one
| deserves il more than does General Young,
| who has always worked faithfully for the
interests of Odd Fellowship in the State OF
Maryland. Much of the success OF the Or
der In that jurisdiction is due to General
| Young, and it may be well said of him that
he is nobeman in character. fraternity
and charitable action.
The corner stone of the new Masonic
Temple at Redding, Shasta County, will be
laid with appropriate ceremonies on Friday
| August 18th.
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Died From His Rnrns.

Wong All Kee, who was so severely burned
in the Chinese hospital at 724 Pacific street
last Friday night died at the Twenty-sixth
street hospital yesterday morning from the
effects Of his injuries.
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Hafded n Iotterv.

Sergeant Spillane raided Chinese lottery
game in a wash-house on Sansome street,
near Broadway, yesterday afternoon, and
arrested three Chinese. One was booked as
keeper and the others as visitors.
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SPECIAL,

BLACK AND CREAM cBANTILLY LACE DENI-
FLoUNCING. g. u. 49, ls and % inches wide,
all SILK. marked down to soc. soc, 76c 81 and
81 rs per yard.
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LACE DEPARTMENT!

At Csc Each.
LADIES' SHEER LINEN LAWN HAND-EM-
BRoIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, in white
and colored. regular values SOC. SOC, 75c and
s5c, marked down to Csc each
At 35c per Yard.
WHITE SWISS EMBROIDERED FLoUNCING,
n inches wide, hemstitched reg ular price rs C,
marked down to Soc per yard.
At zoe per Yard.
BLACK EMBROIDERED LAWN HEMSTITCHED
FLoUNCING, As inches wide, the latest for
summer dresses embroidered with black and
white, 41a yards in piece, regular value 81 so,
marked down to zoe per yard.
At $3.50 per Yard.
BLACK EMBROIDERED FRENCH LAWN HEM
STITCHED, as inches wide. Az yards In
piece. marked down from 50 to 81 SO per
yard.
At 75c per Yard.
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET. as inches wide,
regular price 81 IS and 81 so. marked down to
Zoe per yard.
At SIoo per Yard.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DRAPERY NET all
silk As inches wide regular price 81, marked
down to 81 per yard.
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CORSETS! CORSETS !
At Sl.OO.

We will offer four distinct lines of Cor
sets, celebrated for their style, length of
waist and durability. Following are their
names and colors:
DIR. WARMERS CORALINE GYPSY, in
black; DR.. STRONG'S TRICORA, ex-
ira heavy, in slate the CELEBRATED
r. 81 G., in black: THOMPSON'S
WORLD RENOWNED, long wasted,
for slender ladies, in slate. all marked
down from 81 80 each.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.
OF OUR zoe. Csc and soc FINE
SATEENS to be closed out at 15c.
LACE CURTAINS I!

At $500 a Pair.
FINE GRADE NOTTINGHAM LACE
BAY-WINDOW CURTAINS, 4 yards
long, 70 inches wide. marked from 81 so
and 81 70.
At $500 a Pair.
200 pairs IRISH POINT CURTAINS, re-
naissance effects, new designs, marked
down from So and S. 80.
At SI.oo a Pair.
NEAT NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS, edges tapped, double border.
marked down from 81 %.
At $3.50 Pair.
30 pairs FINE RENAISSANCE CUR.
TAINS, fully 4 yards long, marked
down from 50.
At s6.75 a Pair.
100 pairs RICH CHENILLE PORTIERES,
heavy fringe ON top and bottom, hand
some dadoes, marked down from IS 10.
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LADIES' CAPES.
At SLIPS.

LADIES' CAPEs, made from fine broadcloth'
yokes embroidered with silk and tinsel. all the
newest shades. navy blue, brown, gray, light
and dark tan ana black former price 81, marked
down to ST. 25 each.
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AZ C0c.

FANCY SILK CREPE RIBBON. satin
edge, full line OF colorngs. entirely new,
regular value 6Oc, will be offered at zoe
ayard.
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EXTRA SPECIAL,

SMALL LOTS FINE SWISS TAMB OUR
CURTAINS, slightly soied, to be closed
out at less than half their former prices
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LADIES' AND CHILDREH'S
Hosiery and Underwear.

At CSC per Pair.
500 dozen of LADIES' HOSE, comprising
English, French and German manufac..
ture, in twenty different styles and
grades of fast blacks, combinations;
tans, modes, seal and navy, marked
down from DOC. 60c, 65c and 75c, to the
uniform price of 25c per pair.
at 15c per Pair.
100 dozen BOYS FAST BLACK HOSE.
extra heavy double heels and toes.
tipped with white, sizes 81, 8, 91a and
10, marked down from 3She.
At csc.
100 dozen CHILDREN'S GEN UINE
FRENCH HOSE, fast black, assorted
weights and ribs. marked down from
35c, 40c, 45c, SOC and Zoe, according
to sizes, to the uniform price Of 2oc for
all sizes.
At Csc.
90 dozen LADIES FINE L1SLE-TH READ
VESTS, jersey fitting, all sizes. neatly
braided neck and arms, in ecru only,
marked down from soc.
At SOC.
so dozen LADIES SUMMER-WEIGHT
SWISS WUOI-RIBBED VESTS, all
sizes, high neck, long sleeves, in white
and natural, marked down from 81.
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At $3.50.
LADIES' WRAPS.
At SIP. SO.

At $3.50.
LADIES' WRAPS made from plain cloaking, long
square fronts, high standing collar. raised
shoulders garment prettily embroidered with
braid. trimmed With corded drop fringe, worth
s22 so, marked down to SIP so each.
At $3.50.
LADIES' WRAPS, made from plain and armure
cloaklng, long square fronts, high standing col
lar. raised shoulders, lined throughout with
satin, richly braided. worth $50, marked down
60 SIT 80 each.
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At $3.50.
CHILDREN'S LONG tLOAkS.


At $500.
CHnDREN's LONG CLoAKs. made from plain,
striped and checked cloakings, deep cape. with
yoke, also triple capes. plain colors. trimmed
with fancy cord, former prices g so and SIS.
marked down to 81 and 50 each.
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LADIES' SHOULDER WRAPS.
At $500.

At $500.
LADIES' SHOULDER WRAPS, pointed back and
fronts, finished with bows of wide fancy ribbon,
sleeves made of lace. high pufed shoulders.
with knots of lace, Medic collar of plated lace,
handsome jet or silk ornaments on back and
front, worth S27 so. marked down to $l5 each.
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MISSES JACKETS.

At Sl.Oo.
MISSES JACKETS. made from imported cloak
ings, fancy stripes, checks and plain stand
ing collars, trimmed with braid and buttons to
match materials, former price 49, marked down
to 81 each.
at $3.50.
MISSES JACKETS, made from the latest novelty
cloakihgs, plain. stripes and checks, trimmed
with braid and fancy buttons, former price IS,
marked down 10 81 SO each
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT!
LADIES' NEWMARKETS.

At $500.
LADIES' NEwMARKETS made from plain, fancy
striped and mixed materials, trimmed with
silk or fancy brads. fancy plain sleeves, light
and dark shades, former price SIS, marked
down TO SIS each.
At $3.50.
LADIES' NEWMARKETS, made from fine Inn
ported cloakings. striped fancy mixed,
double breasted. high shoulders, English capes,
with Medici collar. trimmed with fancy bone
buttons to match materials, these are all the
newest styles for this season. worth $15. marked
down TO 81 50 each
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At $3.50.

LADIES' JACKETS. made from fine spring cloak
ings large rolling collar, high-pufed shoulders.
fastened down the front with corded orna-
ments, Blazer trimmed with fancy gilt cord,
fastened with ornament glrdle, black and
navy blue. former price So so, marked down
to IS 80 each
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WASH DRESS GOODS!

At 71sc a Yard.
FINE CHECKED ORGANDY, colors
choice and perfectly fast, large range of
styles, marked down from l5c.
At S1sc a Yard.
Balance Of our FIN YARD-WIDE CHAL-
LIES, medium and dark effects, excel
lent fabrics, marked down from 12hc.
At 81sc a Yard.
DRESS STYLES AMERICAN SEER
SUCKERS, good colorings. marked
down from he.
At zoe Yard.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGRAMS,
staple and fancy styles, marked down
from 25c.
At SAC a Yard.
CHECKED NA1NSOOK. five different pat
terms, marked down from SIC.
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At CSC.

POLKA-DOT RIBBONS. in all colors and
latest effects, value 65c, will be offered
at 25c yard.
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ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEKS.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS!

At s2.75 Each.
4 cases FINE GRADE ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES BED-SPREADS, extra size,
marked down from SO 80.
At sf.oo Each.
200 FULL SIZE CROCHET SPREADS,
fine Marseilles patterns, marked down
from 81 So.
At $3.50 Pair.
2 cases FINE LANES WOOL BLAN-
KETS, full size, marked down from 81.
At 65 Cents a Yard.
FINE BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK.
Irish manufacture, heavy Satin Damask.
marked down from S5c.
At as Cents a Yard.
HEAVY CREAM TABLE DAMASK, go
inches wide, five patterns, marked down
from Coo.
At IS Cents Each.
EXTRA GRADE HUCK TOWELS, large
sizes. neat borders, marked down from
So 10 dozen.
At .25 a Dozen.
DAMASK NAPKINS. fully bIeached Irish
linen, Il size. marked down from 81 70.
At si.oo a Dozen.
LARGE SIZE HUCK TOWELS. double
warp. marked down from 81 so.
At GA Cents a Yard.
80 pieces TWILLED TOWELING CRASH,
marked down from Zoe.
At 1914 Cents Each.
125 dozen HEAVY ECRU TURKISH
BATH TOWELS, large size, marked
down from zoe.
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LADIES' BUSTERS.

AT 500.
LADIES' BUSTERS, made from finest quality OF
alpaca. also fancy figured mohair busters,
large fancy sleeves, high standing collars, full
backs, former price 81 90 and $40, marked
down TO So each.
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JERSEYS. JERSEYS.
At s2.oo.

LADIES IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE JER-
sEYs. elegantly trimmed with tailor and SOU
tache braid. former price IS. marked down to
s. each.
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At sI.oo per Yard.

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DRAPERY NET all
silk, As inches wide, regular price 81, mark ed
down to 81 per yard.
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At 1874 Cents Each.
125 dozen HEAVY ECRU TURKISH
BATH TOWELS. large size. marked
down from zoe.
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LADIES' JACKETS.

At $500.
LADIES BLAZER JACKETS made from fin
cloaking materials. checked, striped and plain
light and dark shades, large square or roun'
collars. high-pufed shoulders. fastened witt
fancy cord and tassel. former price So. narke,
down TO 81 each.
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BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET, as inches wide,
regular price 81 Is and 81 so. marked down to
Zoe per yard.
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At $500.

LADIES BLAZERS. made from fine Cheviot
cloth, large collars, high-puffed sleeves, fastened
with fancy cord and tassel, tau. navy blue and
black, former price 81 90, marked down to SO
each.
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At $3.50.

LADIES' IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE JER-
sEYs, some elegantly trimmed with soutache
braid. others plain black extra fine quality, for
mer price So, marked down to 50 so each.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
STREET MAKEUP.
FRANCIS M. LIVINGSTON,

In the First Place Don't Do 1t, but IL
You DO Follow These Rules.
In the first place don't do it. There is
q legend that it always shows" If it
does show its own object is defeated
Of. course the times it does not show it
passes for real. But assure you day
light makeup is difficult thing to ac,-
complish successfully
Having thus eased my conscience. Il
will say what cam to help you if you
will do it. First, never use ''theater""
rouge-never risk it. At night it is,tiie4
clearest and prettiest red one can get;;
by day it is sure to shade toward purple,
and looks like no color that ever was
seen painted by nature on any face. The,
safest color is carmine-just plain, sim,
pie powdered carmine; ten cents worth
from the druggist will last forever, ,"
and it's MS harmless as anything.
Don't powder first; rub lightly into the.
skin rs much carmine as adheres to the,
finger; rub in thoroughly; if there is too
much, rub off thoroughly. Be sure to.
6pLSdu OuO COlOI we'll LeCdl COIOL SeluOiB
shines in the center of the cheek sun,-
rounded by lily white; shade the colbr-
off toward the ear, and down under the
ear on the neck There should be NO
abrupt dividing line between red and
white. This is really the secret of q good
makeup.
Now use powder just as you would on
your skin had you put no color on and
be sure not to use too much; your fore
head must not shine white, and your
nose above all things must not shine
white. People get sharp contrasts of
color, and artifciahty is at once be-
trayed If the eyebrows are colored
thoy are colored too dark, and the lips
are made cherry" BY this time, on ac-
count of the high coloring surrounding
the eyes, They seem dull and small, and
the always evident line is drawn under
the lower lashes.
AS a rule nothing can safely be done
to the eyes for daylight, At most the
whole upper lid may be shadowed
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slightly, very slightly, but only a really
full eye can stand this, and such an eye
should need no makeup AS to color.
ing the lashes, SO far as l know, the
scheme is impracticable; stuff for the
purpose is either harmful or it does not
stick, and the natural moisture about
the eye, or the grease of the skin will
bring down daub upon the cheek.
1t is even a difficult matter to get a
satisfactory eyelash makeup for stage
use. where of course one can give a
glance in the mirror after scene and
where an accident to makeup is not a
disgrace to one personally.
A makeup that is fit to stand daylight
and ordinary day vicissitudes should be
so well put on and blended that the
hands may be passed over the face thor
oughly without disturbing the coloring,
and so that a clean handkerchief may be
lightly brushed over it 1thout taking to
itself any tinting.
Such a makeup of course will not last
long while, though the carmine fades
in little while, but that is part of the
argument against street or daylight
makeup.
AS to hurting the skin, really don't
think it does specially. Take it off thor
oughly with grease, and have the face
thoroughly clean with grease and dry
before putting on. Still don't doit, say l,
You are likely to get caught, and that is
awful, and you are bound to be anxious
all the time you have it on, and that's aw.
full too, and it is likely to show, and that
is more awful still.
g. v SHERIDAN