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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

The Norfolk and Eastern Invsstmeu, Company of
Norfolk and New York. capital 81 600 offer their
STATS sh oil real , estate stock based q az acres
on the outskrts Of Norfolk, Va at l5 per share on
subscription and 10 monthly Thereafter until paid un
Maps and descriptive Pamphlets may had on xprii-
cation. Sutscnption books have been opened 1t the
real estate once OF JAMES NJ. GREEN
jA7-h III rI,b az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

a BONANZA FOR ANY ONE WITH MONEY 10
"A invest IN rsal estste rsopsrty on the Potomac
ior any one % = IT, xSdres: b. III. st.s oics.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

was q brond- brinmed hat Of ecru straw
with fall of ecru Lace and trimmings
OF roses and pink ribbon
Another frock privately exhibited was
q faintly-pink challie figured with rose
hued rhodo6endrons. This had a long,
narrow bodice, on the fifteenth century
lines now SO strongly accentuated, cut
of jrst below the waist to allow the
sewing on OF jacket skirts OF plain ma
terial- Two pink velvet buttons fast.
ened this drapery to the waist, and
there were revers of the same unhgured
stuff over plated yoke with lace jabot
and velvet band. The high sleeves
were banded with velvet. and the &C.
companying hat was a rough, cream.
tinted straw with rhododendrons for
garniture-
An autocrat q fashion tells me that
as soon as the buyers for the great
houses get back from Paris and the
fashionable dress-mskcrs send out cards
for their openings, we shall all begin to
gasp and shall keep up that somewhat
fatig,ring occupation, so far as present
prospects point indefinitely. It be-
hoovcs US accordingly to take deep
brcaths for the next ten days or fort
night, and lay in good store Of oxygen.
It seems that all the spring models
carry 70 moro and nore exaggerated ex-
tremes the Hoioctn bodices, with their
waist lines half way down over the hips
AID their peculiar and unlovely con-
A. - q \ 49,
der the arms These new old costumes
cult artists; they are excellent to paint,
but heaven preserve rs from spending
many days In them. Their clougations
and Inscriptions stifsenings with steels
and stays, the mcrcilcssness with which
they distort The shoulders and take ell
freedom OF movement away from the
arms. the ruthlessness with which they
strain TIE muscles and throw the body
out Of plumb proclaim them absolutely
without conscience, tortu-ers- torment
ors-to DC embraced and praised. petted
and pronounced the latest triumphs of
style.
bright spring toque Is made of three
twists Of pink ribbon, with . bunch Of
rhosodendrcns behind. Up through the
open racshes fiutters the hair. A thea
Ter hat for the deui-season l. = fat
model Of gray straw, pointed over the
forehead and edged with . wreath Of
violets without foliage. A handsome
model Is large black straw, with three
yellow dsfodils at the back. and long
black velvet ribbon streamesS- The
only trimming IN front Is q yellow and
black butterfly. The lace hate On wired
foundations ara most fantastic One Of
the pr-ttics. is IN black with no garni-
ture bat . bunch at dandeiion "blow-
swsTs- Ellen OSBORN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

ert1er asked eas tss~nzaas yousa
va. svxa after szFlanAslea. soald
h1rsiiy s.ssl that tAs gisanatzg eAixsa
tolsss aaa s<-a explained
Up and &o~n Iaroazh tbs shsr2sag
streets Ne serge. the February rssns
a<iPpsas froas car eEaersuzs. Cur eyes
taFalaf fro1 sslleE sky and = @txry
pssenaSns - ses sloFioGs JeEe picseres
- the stEkzss~s. stere n0wsFs blossom.
rl5bons f4<s<F znt fxix .ae 12iEts gag
h@sas and basissss seen - sas. Tia
wga<rs sparks. the gress = green snd
TIE earth sarza. else Why ase Ne here
are aos ths@s Sassss scF'
The srrieg bzsssnes are Elzny enough
- make one = lax Of H4nliiton Gibson :
pakntlRgs Of norninS goasaHaers over
eustercups snd sl0serhssas- l sas
ore taas uaorGLag "a deliS.o1s straw
color zs.ElzE6s1 with e4adxlsoss. Au-
other wa IA pale blue. embroidered
ka1 way - tie skirt, with the delicate
punk and hlas heP@tiea bowers | used
- love when | was country girl
There they Lay IA their dnsky liver
shaped leaves as Il 70 say: why have yoa
ossersed a. al these long years. Some
OF the ARREST. most graceful patterns
sge Of lceast sprays In clear pale yell
Tow on creamy grounds A eomhina-
ten that Is new every morning and
fresh when yos tara your steps home
ward past i every evening IS pink
rull worked vita meadow violets with
tseir long, pale wasery stems lettering
under iusA lesysA
A fresh India silk costume, niestrEt-
ing many OF the pecaiiarisies OF the
coming fashions. was tried on 20 one Of
the big establishments yesterday after
noon By slim girl model who was
wh.r,ed about without nrch consldera-
ton BY the sqaare-shouldered young
aristocrat who proposed 70 disport her
cell in tbs peaeA-b,ossom rainaent some
where aEld florlaa orange groves.
Large polka dots in deeper pink were
scattered over tie fabric The frock
was made with fell bodice back and
front. with bands Of gold passemcnte-ie
Stimulating q Roman bodice under the
arms Above this was tucked and
shirred yoke, with pert standing bows
OF pink ribbon on the shoulders There
was belt OF gold passenen.erie and a
skirt with short panniers and paSse-
merterie bands or the left side. The
sleeves were laid IN close plaits or tuclfs
from the elbows down; fro.n the shout
ders TO the elbows they hung in loose
puffs, finished with ribbon t.. SITS about
the armholes. To complete the eject
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

This DRESSING hs hair n parted across
the top of the head. the short hair be-
ing allowed .o co-rc forward. while the
longer vvu~cd hair IL conbed back and
braided. the back locks bssng plated IN
when Ehe frous braid has been carried
down 20 thar level The end of the
braid II turned under and fastened. and
for ornament one uSes something of the
dearly weapon variety. Bernhsrdt =
little friend satisfied berseh with 3
knife with thin. sickle-shsped gold
blade. but jagged things that suggest
t,rsure as wei a. killing are common.
This youn9 girl sang the other nights
at an 'sevsuirS- Her bsir was NOT
looped then. but was hidden under a
lonrish vail a. white chiffon caazhs
visA heavy golden pins tipped each
with a cicaSA the insect that IN Greece
and Ervp: was long The type Of
elccuence and music, but that looks
enough Lie grassAoppsr 20 puzzle me
outside barbarian who has not posted
hsrnssH a 20 this. cur latest Lezsen
r,s 81 Oriental Symbolism. Is she a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

cs izzfly she parted the whole OF her
abort thick dan brown hair Ia tho mid
die and. not with woven peces bat with
slowly waving hands. arranged il differ
emily on ths two siAes-
One mass she co nbed down and back
and twisted IL, and ~ the nape % tao
neck she turned Il under. The ether
she twisted up from back 10 front. and
AZ the top CT her head she coaxed into
loose shapelinczs three thick curls- She
let pointed lock fall half-curled over
her LETT temple. Thea she thrust in
gold pima Sc. with eolcred stones, and
pcpoiss- She was slender and every
where shs showed angles but she might
have posed fantas.ie2ny to Irving z
Wiles.
During the performances OF tho Got
teriamnerurg" the other evening my
eyes wandered 70 diInpled girl in pink.
whoss hair wGs very pretty. She had
waved &. loosely IN front, or il had
waved Itself. for there Is hair whosa
ripples arc not srtifcial, Is there is
sssralxhan cloth and real astrskhan.
Then she had ccmbed IL up and twi1ted
1t on the top Of her head into six OF
seven curls fastened with bits OF gold
hzirpinA After tAis she had twined a
wreath Of roses, with stalks that looked
as II they might be thorny, between tho
curls and the loose locks that shaded
her forehead She had nosegsy OF
the same roses at her bosom.
At quiet little dinner ono night
Cor though this Is Lent, we are far from
being. al Of rs, Episcopal-therew was .
youthful feature In pale yellow crepe.
whose strrplc frock was cut square in
front ard edged about the bodies OPEN
ing with rosctte trimming Of narrow
yellow ribbon Every motion Of her
arms caused ono 70 SEQ her full sleeves
OF double tul,e, aud es she leaned across
her partner TO exchange mischievous
giances with pair OF responsive eyes
three or four plates away. ono roted
that her docilc yellow brown hair was
dressed low in the back, with falling
curtis escaping from the knot and soft
waves conceaiirg the ears at the sides
A yellow ribbon, like Tire bands cross
ing over the front and back OF her bod
ice, bound the front locks fillct fashion,
and above the forehead. perched httle
TO the left. was 9 great yellow rosctte,
Ike hrge eaffodl-
Bcrnhardt makes protegc OF rather
IN interesting young girl who was In the
actress pariors this noon with her hair
i-Bernhartt's maid arranged tin a
long. low ioor. that b popular and for
young faces becorning. To accomplish
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

Equestrianism has almost fallen Of in
ties throvo. But the many sad bereave-
ments that have come to the heads of
the administration have made festivities
seem like hollow mockeries.
Miss Alva Willing, who by her marri-
iage with Mr.. Jack Astor becomes the
lady Of the future head of the house of
Aston. Is reported TO be singularly unat-
fected in her manner and speech. She
has the characteristic accent Of the
Quaker city and she has many OF tho
pretty manners Of the Quaker maidens.
Despite the fact that she has made tho
most brilliant match OF many seasons,
she seems all unconscious Of tho great
as unaffectediy as II he were q portion
less lawyer seeking his first brief and
she an humble little school teacher
awaiting the fame, fortune and future
Of her hopes and desires.
Many of the As.os jewels are to b re-
set for the newest bride, and all the
favors Of the house Of Astor are at her
feet con tho other side" the engage
ment has crested almost IS much sensa-
ton as it did here, and the Queen" the
leading society paper, devoted q whole
paragraph to IL, in the same column with
royal announcements. OF course they
are going to Europe after a brief sojourn
at one OF their country houses and, OF
course, they will enjoy the royalty OF
being sumptously entertained.
God bless ladye and God bless groom"
Is there anything quite as beautiful in
all the world as lovely woman as we find
herr What curves are hers What deli
cacy of tint il upon her skin and what
grace Of outline Is hersi Critics may
sheer and prudes hide their aff-onted
faces, but where Is tho ono who does not
adore the simple sweetness of woman
A lady should have beautifully white
hands aud no mistake. II the skin 30
naturally white. very little care 10 re-
quired to preserve it. A good soap aided
By pinch or two Of cracked oatmeal
may be used for . thorough cleaning
twice day, and, IL needful TO further
cleanse them, warm waser-nos hot
will do the necessary work. Once week
they should be rubbed front and back
between the fingers and all with . slice
of lemon.
T. II these exquisiteiy white hands are In
cliDed to chap. canphor ice may b sp-
piled at night and white gloves worn 10
increase the softening effect The best
csmphsr ice IL . homemade preparation
of pure white wax melted and stirred to
the consistency Of cream with the sddi-
tion Of several drops Of spirits Of cam
phor. Holes should always b cut
in the palms Of the gloves TO allow ven
tilstion-
For distressingiy red hands, equal
parts OF giycerine. lemon juice and rose
water may Be applied nightly under
gloves. Daily applications Of lemon
Juice are sure TO produce . whitening
eject Tight sleeves ssd snsely hstiss
finger rings are . frequent source Of red
hands, sad the oniy rsmety for this n 20
remove the irritating sazse. Smooth
white hands may be ditscuit to acquire,
but they are certainly within the reach
Of ell who care for them suaeiensiy 20
n,sks the "a ST required 60 s~snre theral
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
A safe lnxr.rnnenf

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory returns, or Ia case OF
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from cur
advertised druggist a bottle OF Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Ii j. guaranteed 10 hrlng relief IN every
case, when used for any affection of
Throat. Lungs or Chest, such ss Con-
sumption. inflammation of Lungs, RTon-
chItIs, Asthma, whooping Cough,
Group, etc. etc. II is pleasant sHd
agreeable TO taste, perfectly safe, and
can elwsys be depended upon Trisi
bottles 10 cents, ~ Peek Brothers drug
store
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

sincp birth my baby had running
sores all ever his head. and the doctor
said thas be must die. for they could
not heal them. used eTsrything /
ever heard ef, bat i Was ~ good he
got 80 rad that he would a0t nurse.
Nv husband = SISTER ted nls % Use sal
phuT Bixers az she rad great f&th n
them. I uSed . hottie ard TIE sores
commenced 20 neal. After using teo
hotties more. tae sores al healed ard /
CONSIDERED ny baby Svea.-MotasE.
cozeors. n. II.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

fsss = tie wsy 80 lseks. ys< sw<s-
So water glrl see 10 ss~ IL ear EaAast
sAs sszrs . ke4sy eaeza NswnxEkss al
ssPsok vita ssg asss ef ss~ssAss ~efk.
Ia her head 10 ess 81 ss0ss tss sky
sefspsss wAtss. the eess ssy, sxs - m
ssstasa q shs svsl eas, designed 70 keep
. sstssw hsif so4 freE his esst wari
fresa eessr its ooausts<A triEl TIE iss<as
Pesps eaaEisSls .aa iavitinxly, yet Do
saaFeiy 81 aAss~Fs ey Arsexd Aer neox
Is ees 81 tsess great iess feather bees
thai ere the spsr< ~ the i2ls wtea. -
TIE damsss p~rsdss TIE faverlts shsrsagA.
fares. gsusty days. taess. are thss act.
when the gsris ws@rtas shs Sidey titsis
carrie essss, and carrying psrssois vita
psss4sa handles d4ass past rs. Sisiss as
stray siin pses ~ slsT.ns ssklss saa ~
wheeling boots
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

WHAT DO TIE plcKEr BIRDS eAYF
lip to lip you told each other the self.
sans story until the hours slipped by -
second, would, leaving . world yet nm
said. Next evening all must be again In
the same charming old way. And It's
delightful 70 be in love and wide-awaks
TO all the pains and heart thrills, the
bitters and the sweets Of love life. The
knowledge is frausht with pain, bat IL 10
we'll worth the sleepy, uniu Interesting ex-
pectancy for which 1t 10 exchanged.
Give me one hour-just one single
brief hour-with the man who IL my ca
thusiasm and who adores me. even ~ I
adore him. snd care not what comes In
ell time or all eternity.
That's what the diessy hirds FAY.
CARRIE CAkKr.De
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

SHE TRIPS ALONG WITH DEauRE oLAycEs-
Women are doing all things within tho
range of possibility 10 make themselves
charming as TO complexion. There Is one
extreme of treatment into which few
women have been initiated IL is the
daily sun bath A Wall street man con-
ceived the idea that his wife could be
benefited in looks IL she were exposed for
two hours each day TO the brnefeent rays
Of the warm, purifying sun. He, accord
ingly, had constructed on the south side
Of his mansion . room with many win
dows aud glass roof. Iato this each
day he persuaded his wife to 60 for .
summing, and history relates that the
lady's skin grew fair, soft and lovely,
and that it was acceptable in the eyes Of
her lord.
None vivacious evening my lord told
the story to an iteresting crowd OF liss-
sners at the Union League Club and
dred their ambition to become the own
ers of women SO seductively sweet. For
a time there was . perfect craze for
building these sun bath rooms, and it Is
tciet0u tuab tuc piiSo VI SAooo "che Wy
until glaciers and carpenters were as
scarce, as independent and as expensive
~ the most bowelless Of plumbers.
When the glass rooms were completed
and tho ladies OF the Four Hundred
seated in them respectively, ye gods and
Little Fishes, what sight would have
been there if the roofs of the houses had
suddenly been lifted of? New York
would have been the fairest spot on all
the earth. The sun would not have
taken the time to blink his eye, nor
would he ever have been known to hide
himself bohind cloud. 1t Is said tho
finest glass room OF ali was built In the
house Of mr. Henry Clews. ;.
We've both been there before
Many q time, many time"
sang the poet. Yet the poet knew just
as you and know, that there are certain
old stories that arc ever new and which
seem to become all tho sweeter by much
telling II you've ever been ia love you
know all about it. You know the flush
ing and the rapture that were yours as
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
ss sf~nass es&n.sxsS Carl Wa is -
Marcy Jsa- s~ess AsssE--A fs~ uesas
Aesss asssss 80 shs l. sssA-
wh~s sas Das<sy nlsss s@y.


pretty In his glistsning whitensss that
lie Invites one TO come cut and &c eittsS.
An ap iowa riding class gave = thesssr
party one night last week with supper
sfterwsrd at Fifth avenue restsarant
nBeautiful menu cards were furnished
On one side was the programme Of play
with the date and day Of the week. Below
Ia pretty script there was the legend.
Supper az TuttsFruitsis" On the re-
verse Of the card was the supper menu
arran ged within q isrgs horseshoe The
favors were riding whips Of gold with
ruby set in the end.
Mr. rutti Fruitti did everything within
the scope Of his art 10 make the supper
riding one There saddle rocks. boot
chops lamb chops cut in the form OF a
boot,. whipped cream, tongue sandwiches
and beaver fso-eailed) steaks The ices
were in the form OF top boots. saddles,
jockey hats and riding whips.
Among the most enthusiastic OF New
York riders is Miss Sally Hewitt, who
goes in for one with all the dash and
daring that one might expect Of an sth-
lete.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

Simply apply "svsssR's 0TxTxxxr-'
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczenss, Itch, al sruptio1s On the
face. hAnds, nese, etc, Leaving tie SKIS
clear. vasss aud healthy. It's great
healing ard curative powers Are poe-
sessed BY 10 other remedy. Ask youy
sruggsss FOR SrAyxx's Czx-uxxr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

TIE hess cave Ia the worla Tor cuts.
eaaslses. sorss. GlosEs. s<li raeem. lever
sefes. letter. eh3ppea aaa1s. eial inlAisss.
s<ssns aaa a.. skln eraRtAuass sna fssAs.-
aas1s cares paAsss eE 10 pas nsaaAfeS.
~ : guaranteed - give peffeet sztsise-
Noa - lnonsy refunded frioe - eeaIs
per tox. faI SAFE ~ fock hros,, afe<S
gAsts. ocrneE Monroe aaa nlssion-Sss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

TIE rosy freshness and . vslvety
softnese Of tire ssEn 10 invar atsly So
tanned b. those VINO use PoTzonI's Com
pisxsou Powder.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

tffs ef8slo~s .oQtetnE syVap snezis al
~&ss Nsea tef eftiAFeE lsxsAtnk. II sesthes
the eflia- sektens fhs s4tas. 1tl4ys al f&la-
cures wind eslls. 9aa = Gl.s hsss reAsty ler
essTrkee&. = eeRts lStxle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

We desire 20 say - our citszeDs that
for years we have been selling Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklsn's
ATnics salve and E.ectTic Btters. and
have never handled remedies that eel
ss vel. or that have gwen szch AM
versal satisfaction. We do aos hesi-
tate 10 auarxntee them every time. snd
ne sssrd ready 70 refund TIC pnrcAase
pTSoe If satisfactory results 10 rot fcS-
low their sse. These remedies have
won thesr great popularity purely or
Their roeYSts. Peek Bros, druzgssss-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

fa Lent ws slssp late and RIA 20 eonab
ssr hair We eozzk is Ia nany fashions
a. sc sis about. thoSs u Is who are an
hspvy snosizh - have - nzors prsssang
ooeapatlon, yzwasag llstlessiy, plaaiAx
aid aaplansag 1aalSy tslnss. Nov With
Ianzsta Interest - observe ne erect ef
ao- tag1s. or TIN ga boseAoek thsc
seeas - ebangs tns shape ~ the fore
hss.i. and Eoss. IA rsseEens1 ysorzhlD II
oor sacred lo~sl1s. we revive ssass Oh
fzshi0n-
was watching this morning . girl
with long, rather polaset face that
znlghs catch sose artists vazrant fancy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

Knowing that cough can De cured
r. a day. aud the first stages q cor
eirsption broken IN a week, We hereby
guarantees Dr. Acker's English Cough
Remedy, and vii refund the money %
a. who buy, take i as FER direchonss
ard do dot end our statement correct
Waite q White 90 Mooroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

Iooee's Re1 C8over Pie Remedy, %
positive specific for al fosns q TIE
disease. I'D. B5esdS- x, Ttfs5nz,
CksTsted, and Protrse.aT Psies-Pr1cs
t9e. For nle by ~ arseEssA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
FOR SPRING WEAR


IN Lsss ws ksss ssa ut~fa sks cxss1ax
Tse<>- whst oas sees "a Gsae@sss, "a
kz<ss Lfsxis Ds@szaxs szlS - sAS
n12>szlk@-sas Csz<r-su<
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

War On srrofuls aud every form Of
srnnura blood i boldly declared by
Hoods ssrsspsrills. TIE great con-
e,.erov of al blood disease. Waen
ever a fair trssi i viii prove Its merit.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-22
LADY GINA

das, intervinO 81 General Holms la COM
passion es un mimO.
-Por fortuna, repuso Sir Harry, La
dy Virginia no tiOne OtrO motive por que
ser compadecida, que 81 de no tener min
gunO. ~
II le parSce usted POGO, cOntest0
la sonora, ell haber YiStO rechaZada On Ia
C5mara de los Lores la moci6n de mi ma
rido en- contra de los cat0licOs? La in IL
feroncia por TODD inter6s moral, que entire
nOsotros Origina la preponderancia de los
inter0ses material0s, acabara por vulgari-
Ear Y rSbaiar nuestra noble culta In
glaterra, 81 nivel del cotarro Americana.
-Senora, 81 Soberan0 que reina hoy
dia con todO despotismo, es Jhon Bull
solo suS cOrtesanos Obtienen pOpularidad;
repuso 81 General Holms
-Supongo, pregunt6 Sir Harry, que
ireis esta noche on casa de la DuQuesa do
Wansbeck, Lady Virginia
- oh Ciertamente, contest6 6sta
declamara Ia Rachel ? tocar& LiZt no fall
tar6.
Soy de opinion Que no vayais, dijO
en- tone mOderado oil Doctor.
Lady Virginia flo on el que habia ha-
bl&do una r$pida 6 Investigators mirada,
perO sus labioS pronunciaron sonriendo y
On UOuO plACWubOE0 :-SO1S CIuSf3 OOCGOF.
Los eoncurreRtes asaltaron al .faculta-
two con rOconvenciones, y trataron de que
revocasO 81 fallo pero 81 SO mantuvo en-
Su Opini6n.
-Dosde las carreras de Highmarket,
dfjo, cOntrajo Lady Virginia IN costipado
que no ha Querido cuidar, = que SO ha
convertido en- una pertinaz irritaci6n de
la sangre. que hsr6 quizas neeesaria una
evacuation.
En- cuanto no salir 0sta nOeho, re-
puso Lady Virginia, os complacer6, Doe
tor 90 e1anto Z tocarmo i la sangro, no !;
81 sospochO que o. inclinais al sistena
q BrOussais, perderOmes las amistsdos.