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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. 'Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No. o north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
J. No. 1918 WEST CLAY STREET.-By viz
tue of a certain deed Of trust, dated the Both
day Of July, 1856, Of record 10 the Clerks oflce
OF the Richmond Chancery Court, In Deadlock
$50 h, page $50, default having been made IN
the payment Of the debt therein secured, and
being required so 10 do by the beneficiary, We
will sell by auction. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g 1892,
at o'clock p. NJ. all that CERTAIN PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND, WITH ALL IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON, lying and being In the city
OF Richmond, Va, on tho north side OF Clay be-
tween Harrison and Norton streets beginning on
the north side OF Clay street at a point distant
53 feet from the east line OF Norton street;
running thence along Clay street easterly u
feet; thence running back at right angles within
parallel lines 100 feet. more or less. The ioca-
ton OF this property is very inviting, and sh0ali
yol be on the lookout for snug investment
this will by your chance.
Terms: BY consent, one third In cash the resi-
due at ak and twelve months, secured by a deed
Of trust upon the property.
A. j. CHEWING.
j. L. MORlNG,
oc2 81 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Assuss. County !. A ,,,'.'.,. /,

SrAuxroS, Va, October Sl..hon; n; 81.
George Tucker and Senator Edwsrd Ecnois
sddressed large and enthusiastic body OF
Democrats at Middlebrook to-day. To-
night they are speaking OF Greenvilie.
/ TIE county Is aroused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

JOHN TYLER, IN HIS own RIGHT, &C, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST JAMES 4. TYLER AND AIS, DBFES-
DAsTs.-iN THg CHANCBRY COURT or THE CITY
OF RICHMOND:
|, Charles w. Goddin, Clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the decree in said cause OF Octo-
Der Is, 1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this goth day OF October
1892.
oc % CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

:, BY request Of the owner. o,h,p..r.
lie auction, on the premi-s.. 0a y -
THURSDAY NEXT, Nogrru
at . O'clock. =. NJ, theAtove.r...
ATTRACTIVE, SUBSTANIf,- ~ t''s,
BL1-LoCATED DEIA,lEI e,' "-,s.
DENCE, containing nme r.r. sp.
hall, rooms OF ono size All .. 70 IA.
ranged. being for the mo-, "a q.
requiring but small outlay ar na., '.F
20 the rear portion, AMI no .t r
trastiye one, fronting ahut ..,, ti.Tu.
having side and rear bueys. A.
ment, culyert. &c. 'f't a..
This property IS most ccuvaf.......
sanity situated. Is a really l...... .i 20.
can hc made 0t small cost ex "a
H0me-seekers and iuy4.tI.q .. ra
urged 10 attend this sale. t.l
Terms; Liberal aud an1C.r.ef.....
oo j. D. ELAN t..
W ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
IMMEDIATELY AFrrH rnr

IMMEDIATELY AFTER Tup
i TRUSTEES SALE ADvFR tI,.l tr',S
say about b o'clock, We vii sci ban
premises, THAT SPECIAlll-A ..t. ...f
WELLLOCA1Ep, AND IE,I.t..
TACHED, M0DEkNLl-AHIAN rA[
STORY FRAME DWELLING 81. rrI ut r.t
WEST SIDE or IWRNTl-fOr lTI .r.rsf
BETWEEN NJ AND Sits.lN. ...s I,
about eight rOoms m good Or:e.. a. I....,t,
usual modern convenience. fro ..- .r.-t.s FL.
feet and running back between p.t. 1.
132 feet.
THIS is one Of tho most cu0s-ria-,r. ,.,
pleasantiy-nitHated resiIon'e. iI t.sf .,t.
section, 10 under good rental, AuI s.t .s.,
command good tenant.
Terms: One thiri c,sh Ia l0.s 'srt,t
twelve mouths. by negotiable B. .... g.'. .....-.
added and secured by leei g ..I..Ora ~,
AZ the option OF the purchaser
o. % ) A iNVtl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED, EMPLOYMENT AS
w TYPEWRITER Copying or ofice-work,
ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPBR, or COMPANION
FOR A LADY. ADDRESS MISS g.. Dol west Gay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.

T ARGE QUANTITY OF SCRAP,
IL WROUGHT, AND CAST IRON, OLD
HOUSE WOOD, &C., AT AUCTION.
TO-DAY,
at o'clock sharp, will sell, on the premises, all
OF the SCRAP, WROUGHT, and CAST IRON,
OLD OFFICE WOOD, &C., damaged by recent
fire a. Richmond elevator, all TO be removed by
Friday, November 4th, at o p. N. Proprietors
OF foundries moulders, and iunk-dealers res
specially requested 10 attend sale.
TERMS: Cash. j. Ii. VALENTINE,
mol Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
II or
THE WRLL-LoCATED, SFAT. Am .r...
BILE DETACHED TWO-SI...,. SO. a
DNELLGNl.
no. SO NORTH TWENTY. .-.-..
BETWEEN CLAY AND Lfl.lI ,-.. -..

In execution Of the deeI ~ tr.-, .-.-f..
W. 0tey snd VILE Vile 70 WuAn c..I.f f,.s, /, :
142 A, page 2s0. klchmogi .f.'..-. 81
the undersigned, substituted .., 90
place and stead Of tho saI A..,, -
will sell BY pubic auction, on %" r-,. 81. +.
WEDNESDAY, NoyYum -. %.
at ~. o'clock ?. NJ, th~ kEA. t,Arg.
scribed in said deed, as -.tl.... ..'1 =
stated. the LOT fronting 3D., ...- ..
sixth street and running hack fa.s...
lines l20 feet TO an ailey Ia .e.t a... -...t
dwelling thereon being a1.it Al. ...-f
one Of six rooms with tho l.la .r,.-'"
and In good order.
Terms Cash a. % expeIses of .s.. ADA,
sum Of e43O, with interest on D.. .r. F.. II
Der %, 1891, and On s2lS frrI....I
upon credit a. 10 s22t tll p..s....r
by negotiable note, with interest ....I ..,
cured by deed trust; sni rs 81. tl. re. y, '. 7,
such terms as shall be- snu.4...l sf .'..,
sale. JAW. . lf,r
oc 70 Substituted lr.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01


By virtue OF tho above deere" t0'
special commissioner. viii a1.t '..- -
lie auction, on the promises.
WEDNESDAY, N0yEaatn D. I.-
at $3.50 p. ~, the following, i.'i '-i
ESTATE: All that certain tt
partly in the c.y Of Rrbmord an.
county OF Henuco, beg nrius a, ...
east line Of BROOK avenue 80 i..'
northeast corner OF Bruok avenue . 80
street, thence running nOril'iY et-
line OF Brook avenue 81 feet. ana
back easterly between parallel Al-s ! .'
the north side and lar feet inrh
side. In one or more parcels as %
shall see &c. Improvements CONSIST .. -
two-stOry frame teLDnCnt, iHlg '.''
water fixtures To each tenement
TERMS: One third 10 casn, ana i.7
three equal instruments, payable Pee
six, twelve, and eighteen months 70
sale. credit instalments 90 De eFii'l
OF the purchaser with intere-. ifui -- -,
and title To the property ret aired 4A.. 20,
amount is pasi and CONVEX an'e
court. Jh' hN"'
S2scal Dal.l.-a 100
JAMES II. CRESsHAW, Auctloner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

MARY CARoLrg ALLAN. PLAlNTitf D. A.'..''., "a
TAGUE AND AIS., OEFBSpANts- ihh
Court or TBE CRY 90 RlCuNJND-
/, Charles W. Goddin. CLERK q sa'i
tify that tho bond required q ihe ~ 4
missioner by the decree IN said cause TO
25, 1892, has been duly given. ~,
Gwen under my hand THIS On 10y .,,
Der. 1892. CHAhLL9 w. w. -.rL
o. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED. A LIMITED NUMBER
w OF CATTLE TO BOARD during winter.
Good brick stable plenty OF good feed, and best
attention guaranteed. Parties having one or
more COWS TO winter would do well to sec me be-
fore making other arrangements.
JOHN L. HUNDLEY,
&C 3O-2t' Pole Green.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
AUcrIor sALEs-rsls psy: ..,,,
~ n. Seldom Taylor = Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsionsers
ofuce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
PUBLIC SALE
By ORDER OF THE COURT
OF THAT
Desirable Grace Street Residence,
No. $40,
WITH
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ATTACHED,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS,
AND FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY THE
LATE JOHN II. TYLER.
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST CHOICE LocA-
TIoNs In THIS CITY FOR Al HYsI-
CLAN OR LAWYER.

BY virtue OF a decree Of the Richmond Chance
ry Court, rendered October lS, 1897, in the SUI.
OF John Tyler, &C, 70. James r. iyier ano
others, we, the undersigned special coinmis-
sioners thereby appointed, viii proceed 10 sen az
public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1892.
Mt s O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned we'll
known and most elRbly-located GRACE
STREET RESIDENCE. This dwelling was
erected with a view 10 comfort and staoiiity. III
has wide hall through the centre and contains
in oil sixteen rooms, besides servants rooms
with gas. water, bath, &C. There Ia q large sta-
BILE on the premises, which always rents wen.
For professional gentleman this properly Il
admirably adapted, having several fEe, dry. ano
well-lighted rooms on the ground-foor suitable
for Offices and with but little outlay the entire
premises could be 50 arranged as 10 prove pro-
ftable as an investment II not needed az a home.
The entire property fronts on the north side OF
dwelling Is now rented by Il. w. Chamberlayne,
ESQ.,, at 5000 per annum, and the stable by 4.
NJ. Hiltzheimer, ESD, AT $3.50 per annum- botn
OF these leases will expire July 10, 1893, but
the purchaser will receive the rents nom the
day OF sale. IL deemed advisable the vacant lot
fronting "a feet may be offered separately. A
plat OF this property can be seen at the office OF
the auctioneers.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance In three
equal instalments at six, twelve. and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
and the title retained until the whole purchase-
money Ii paid aud conveyance Is ordered by the
court. The purchaser viii be required TO keep
improvements insured for an adequate amount
PRESTON COOKE.
JOHN PICKRELL,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

yNrANTED, A No. PIANIST FOR
w DANCING SCHOOL. Apply Immediately
Mt ao7 north Fifth street. no LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

A LADY WISHES A POSITION AS
~ uorrarRrFpkR References exchanged.
MRS A. HEcHLER,
,o,s c37 north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

XXyANTED, A LIVE MAN TO DO
w outdoor work. Apply to JOHN WAY
No. 400 east Broad street NO lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Bowen, %. plaintiffs
against

Court OF the city
.xss~st tof Richmond De-
crec Of October "a,
Bowen and as. dsfsndantaJ 1892.
In srscut,oo Of tne iecree In above-styisd cause
entered October "a, 1899, NC, the undersiened
special commissioners, will sell, oy pubic suc-
ton, on the promises,
SATURDAY, NovyxBxR 8, 1892.
at 4:30 p. NJ, the above-desceibed RIAL rs.
TATE. fronting on tho north SIDE o. Gay s.rees
As feet, with depth Of 220 feet, running
through to Cstharine street. This WIZ enapls
the purchaser 70 build In tho rear OF Tbs %, ana
front on nice street, thus having two fronts iot
two extra houses In a irsf-class renting LOCALITY.
This will be rare chance for investors or specu-
lators.
TRIMS: One-third cash ; balance In SIX ana
twelve months, equal instaiments, the purcpase.
TO give negotiable notes, with interest," aaoos
frofn day OF sale, and title 20 DO retained
until all purchase money Is paid and a convey
snce ordered by Court. or all IN cash, az inc op-
lion OF the purchaser w. II. SANDS,
X. W. IvEY.
Special Com missloners.
rua A Qouv Aue.,tooeeY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED, YOUNG OH MIDDLE.
w AGED WOMAN TO TRAVEL WITH
LADY EXHIBITION. Salary and expenses
maid. No experience required. stendy situs-
lion for right person. Answer G. G. C.' Disftfsh
ONCE. " III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

Real Estate Agent srl AIr..tts
0fice corner Eleventh ana H4rArts..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

NETANTED, LADY TO TRAVEL.
w Experience not necessary. Must have
good memory and neat Appearance. Address
MANAGER "FRfoCo" NOVELTY sHoW' care
DISPATCH. no LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

yx,ANTED, A YOUNG. MAN FROM
w "a 10 90 years of age TO LEARN THE
SALOON AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS. Ad-
dress RESTAURAN care DISPATCH. no l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
by James n. tral-lle.
Real Estate Agent ana Ag .-r
No. IL north Eleventh 'r
COMMISSIONEk'SAUCT.O SlL2
~ OF VALUABLE BRUuh-At BATE
PROPERTY.
Montague and als., defendan.,.

Mary Caroline Allan, plaiunI u.r '1
,l.. ..5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

.rCTfOy SALE

Real Estate Agent and Aoci .ou''''
Rank and Eleventh streets
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
ncusEnol1 6HEvITiES.

TO keep off flies paint walls or rup
over picture frames with laurel oil.
GRAINED woods should be washed
with cold tea and then, after being
wiped dry, rubbed with linseed OIL
"A lovely fan, with sticl<s OF maia.
chite or a curious imitation of 1t. and
fold. of dull green sa in tho exact hae
ard shade of the ribbon, like leaves OF
the lily of the valley, had tHs delicate
waxen bells of the flower painted on !"
with wonderful skill, and httln2y
finished green and white ball cos
tume-N. Y. Times.
Mock Mincc Pie.--Twelve crackers
rolled fns, ore cup Of hot water. halt
a cup Of vinegar, ous Cup of me'asses'
one cup of sugar, oae cup OF carfants'
one cup of raisins, spice to taste. me as-
ure with teacup. Some use one cup
| OF dried bread crumbs, and also add
small cup of butter. This makes four
| pics. Detroit Free Press.
Soft Waflcs--Beat two eggs with"
out separating until very light; add TO
them one-half a pint of milk; now add
| two tabcspoonfnis of butter that has
| been so'taned, bat not melted, and Two
cups Of flour. Beat thoroughly Tor
| about five minutes. then add one heap-
ing teaspoonful of baking powder; peat
ag lin and they are ready to bake. Dust
with powdered sugar and serve hot
Boston budget
| Italian Sauce For Fish.-Put some
lemon, thyme, parsley and inush'
oms shred small and hne 1nto =
a stew pan, with little butter and
4 slovs of garlic; set 1T on noneI'
ate fire, and hs soon rs the but
t,r berins to frv, pour in little con
somme, and let it stew till pretty thick
then take out the garlic, and adj some
li.tter sauce aod q little lem juice
Household Monthly.
How to Atlay Hemorrhages.-
Uemorraares from the nose may tx
stopped by snuffiny salt and W ater, o.
vinegar and water. mp the nose, b!
raising the arnis above the head, o.
applyinp ice to the back of the neck
AMI by putting absorbent cotton or lin
in the nostrils. Hemorrhages from
; the lungs may be al!cviated By p!acln:
the patient in bed in a sitting position
AMI giving teaspoonful doses OF sal
aud vinegar every fifteen minutes il
: both cases strive t. allav the patient
, fear until the arrival OF the physician
!, Ladies' Home Journal.
> A simple rule for smelling-salts
c one gill of liquid ANN oaia, one Quartz
1 of a drachm each of extract of Englis
5 lavender an of rosemary, and OF eigh
, drops each of oil OF berglnlot an
cloves. Mix all these materials t.
J eether in a bottle AID shake the'
q thoroughly. Fill the vinaigrette {
e any small bottle which has a goo
t glass stopper with bits OF sponge, an
y pour in as much Of the liquid prepar'
r. ton as the sponge will absorb. lnve
is the bottle with the cork out. to s.
that it is all absorbel l. Cork the b'tt
IS tiyntly. a bottle OF smellin g salts
g very useful t. any one who is liable
faiutpcss.-N Y. Tribune.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
MUsh AND MIX.

How dear to mJ heart ts th:,s kettlc OF pudding,
In childhood sami'iariy cU1oniclcd ''nush,"
Which either With milk or raolcsscs was caten
To waken the praises OF children with gush
For dinner, for SUPPER and even for breakfast,
II stccd cen the hungricst for "r9uase
neal"
And appctitcs all uH.lloycd Il ticklcd
As much Us in after life docs tho Gold sso,s.
The kettle OF pudding of dost haets pudding,
That blest hasty pudding OF yellow corn meal
That dear hasty pudding, How often made II
In childhood when longing for some thing to do!
The water poured in a big iron kettle,
And saited 1t slightly--a big pinch pr two
AID then. when twas boiling. with right hand
stirred IL.
While in with tho left sprnkling rich yellow
meal,
The while II fast boiled and blubbercd and
threatened
To burn on the bottom II relaxed zeal
That dear hasty pudding. that splut'ersng pud
ding.
meal.
How often AZ night when returned from Eay
blowing,
Or hoeing. or hastns. or harvesting cen,
met on the back porch the maid from the milk.
ing.
Who seemed in my eyes then vcr.tah,e
1ueeni
Her full. toaming milk pail grccd:ly seized II.
And turned ou, gallon for my evening meal.
And then from the kettle scooped out tho pud-
ding,
And ate with relish l never now feel
That kcttlc OF pudding, OF dear hasty pudding
That blcst pot OF pudding OF yellow corn meal
Those days-how dear mcmory's halo around
them
Is glowing and cleaning In LIES afternoon
And viards the choicest seem tastecss W htle
thinking
OF dear mush and milk and an old iron spoon
For never the burnings and panss OF dyspepsia
Came with their tauutirgs lifc's WOES to re
veal.
When good healthy hunger in hcalthfulness
vanished
Before the best milk and mush made OF corr
1 That mush known pudding as cicc hast!
pudding,
That blesr hasty pudding OF yellow corn meal
philadelphia Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
"Hus,NESS is BUSINESS"
What Rc.ulted From Living Up to Tha

what Resulted From Living Up to That
Motto.
There is n man who lives in the city
of Now York who has accumulated
quite a rtune by simply advising peo-
pc what to do. There always will be a
large mum Der of fpersons who are una BILE
to rely on their own judgment. Others
come to - conclusion with ease and
certainty.
A Young man had accumulated one
thousand dollars, and was debating
whether he should buy small candy
store with it or whether he should lend
it on a mortgage. The latter he knew
was the secure way. The other
promised great profits In this per.
plexity he saw an advertisement: "a d.
vice given to those going into busi'
ness
After stating his case, the counselor
said: INV fee will be FIVE dollars in
advance.
When this was paid he asked:
"Do YOU understand the candy bust
ness?"
NO: did not think it was neces
sary. Iexpect to supervise it merely.
"Then YOU will lose all your money
| in three months
"You think l had better lend the
| money on the mortgagc?'
II do not say that What is you
| business? That is. what do you per
| fcctly UNDERESTIMATE
| II know the pickle business througl
and through 1 can make pickles o
| all kinds, but do not like it..
| Never mind what you like. Go an
get small place AMI make pickles
! Go from hotel to hotel, restaurant t.
restaurants aad sell them. In tel
| wears come back AMI see me. Yo
will have ten thousand dollars a
| least"
| AS the young man was going ava
he was called back.
Here is card. 1 want you to pu
it where you can see it a hundred time
a day." These were the words on tn
card: business is business. Me
don't do what they like; they do wha
they can"
| The card had fascination for hin
He read it with care as he walked alon
.he street AS he studio it new ligf
| seemed to enter his mind.
He found dIngy basement, and b'
ran to arrange for his operations {
course, vinegar must be got, sever;
barrels of it. Some was offered him
ten cents q gallon, some more at ~
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
THE DEMON OF JEALOUSY.
The Most Terrible Passion of the Human
Heart.

The Most Terrible Passion of the Human
Heart.
There is 10 passion OF the human
heart which has SO many possibilities
of evil as jealousy. 1t has desolated
more homes, broker more hearts and
spoiled more fair prospects than the
recording angel can we'll keep track Of
"Trfes light as air
2 word or look CT even the absence OF
either, viii! sometimes rouse this lurk-
ing dc ron Of evil, which, one, it takes
root i, the soul, overruns the entire
spiritual garden like some no'somc
plant which s,ings. and poiso as and de-
stroys verythilg with which it comes
in contact.
AS the sweetest wine when badly
treated sometimes makes the sourest
yincrar 50 the gentsest natures, warped
and distorted BY suspicion and ieal-
ousy, often grow into monsters of
| vici susacss. and are stan ling menace
| to the happiness OF every household
| where they enter.
Kindness and lt;re confdc ce some-
times almost ex-inguish the fatal flame
| that would consume everything good
| within its reach, and there may be long
| intervals of frecdSm from the scenes of
strife and recrimination to which such
| Il passion is sure t, lead. But breath,
a word, and the destroying fire again
| breaks out. w fth each outburst there
is less reason. judgment and tolerance,
and matters 90 on from bad to worse,
until some day tragedy crosses the
| ro-.al. AID crime is added to folly and
ald its companion evils.
| The first indications of Jealousy
| should be as promptly checked Us the
first SYMPTOMS of a pestilence Moth
inc good or sweet or gentle or lovable
can live and flourish in the atmosphere
| which l. contaminatcs b. its presence
Innocent mirth is distrusted and looked
upon as a device TO conceal wrong-do
| ing. Necessary attentions or courtc
s;cs to others are turned and twiste,
ls,us to ind icate a private understand
. ing, and any remark not perfectly un
| ders. ood is ;n appointme Mt or n signal
! or covers some stolen interview or SC
crct sentiment. a frank, open man
, | uer is II crciy bind. bold-facei al
tempt to hide the feelings. Affection
, | ate interest is hypocrisy, and wonnde
bride and o outraged sensibility are ''pu
| on for effect
Thor. is no safety in the society c
i,o1ous ncrsons. neither is there con
fort in their presence The victim c
iealous distrust and malice can hav
| neither sclf-rcspect nor dependenc
of snirit. The ears are ever filed wit
, unjust and humiliating suspicious an
accusations: and even though ther
. NAV be hours OF repentance AMI so
! row and tears and self-reproaches, the
: are swept away by the first breath {
: natural feeling or freedom on the pa
of the victim. and all of the earne
\ prs testations and promises of amen
!. ment are but as ropes of sand. TT
A selfish natare, full Of the desire to
I first, and all, and in all, is faithful
Il its promises of reform only as long
!. itself is the object of exclusive dev
;ion, to the entire neglect OF other
: AID the ignoring OF what are often Il
stroaEest personal obligations, and .
;, rights of o;hors who have just o.
cstaptiues nrior claims N, Y. tedgt