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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-19
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Legal NOTICES.
Mortgages Sale.

viii be sold at public auction, on Saturday,
July "a, 1886, at IL m o'clock. at the Office 0i
ihe Narragansett Real Estate COMPANY 10
Weybosset street, Ia the city OF Provid.p t,
the premises hereina after described, by virtue
or the power Of sale confirmed In certain
Iced OF mortgage. made and executed on the
2jd day OF August, A. ID. 1892, and recorded IN
the offce OF the Town Clerk OF the Town OF
North Smithteld in mortgage Book No. 10, at
pages noe and 2bS OF the record OF mortgages of
real estate, the conditions or said deed OF
mortgage having been broken. that certain
tract OF parcel OF land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated In
the town OF North Sintthheld, near Fields
station lso- -calledl, on the line OF the Provi-
dence a Springfield Raiload, In said county
and State. bounded and described a. follows:
That is 20 say, Beginning at an oak tree on
the southerly side OF the road leading from
Tarkiln TO Woonsocket, which said tree is on
the boundary line between the land hereby
conveyed and the land OF this grantor; thence
south I'VE degrees east (GUD nine hundred
feet to another oak tree also on sAid.boundary
me me between the land heresy conveyed and md
grees, west t72) seventy'two feet 10 another
oak tree at the boundary OF land conveyed by
deed from A. h. Field and others 20 James W.
degrees thence west lTl) two hundred and
sevepty-one feet TO q walnut tree thence
dred and twenty,six feet 10 a stake and
stones and q CORNER thence north eight and
one half degrees west in a direct line TO
stake and stones on the line OF said Tarkiln
road; thence southerly along the line Of and
bounded on said Tarkiln road To the first
mentioned oak tree. OF the place of beginning.
Said last men toned line Is more particularly
described as follows; South afty.seyen and
one-halt degrees, east (lle) one hundred and
eighteen feet; thence IN continuation south
hfty degrees, east hst ., one ,hnnn hundred and and
tinuation south sixty one and one.half de-
grees, east (isS) one hundred and eighty three
ssStees .s eso sSs, 1aiSs two hundred and ssven
teen and one-balf feet: thence in continuation
north eighty. nine and one-half degrees, east
(4s1a) forty eight and one-hsf feet; thence IN
continuation north sixty.one and one half de-
erees, east (701D seventy and one-half feet to
said oak tfee.
who hereby gives notice of intention to bid
upon the afore described premises at the sale
thereof.
Providence. July s. 1896. jsi2-is-2e-w
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Selah II. Cornish, veteran New York
journalist, Is dead.
Fire in tho mattress factory Of Brown T.
Sands at Nashua, N. H., did $4,000 damage
japanese troops werc compelled to rc-
treat before the Black Flags OF Formosa
Max Steele held in eco, 900 bail for trial
at Boston on the charge Of forgery and
passing fraudulent checks.
Old Mt. Vernon church property on
Ashburton place, Boston, was sold to
Thomas Y. Crowell for t1l5,0oo cash.
Augustus Rutherford Of Ipswich, Mass,
was thrown from a moving machine in
front Of the knives and run over. He vas
terribly cut, aud will probably die.
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Hoycost on hanks.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-The Times to.
day prints the outlines Of manifesto Co
be issued by General Master Workman
Sovereign of the knights Of Labor for the
boycott Of all national banks. 1t will bs
addressed to the knights Of Labor, the
Farmers Alliance, the Peoples party,
Reform club and kindred societies, rccit.
ing "the wrongs Of the toiling masses,
and their suffcrings ut the hands of the
money-making powers" and calls for .
boycott on national banks notes In all
dealings with individuals. 1t Is to go into
effect Sept l.
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Fi,,wiiiiam Bank Enio,ned.

FITzwILuAM, N. H., July l9.-The Fitz.
william Savings bank has been enjoined
by the superior court, upon the applics-
ton of Bank Commissioners Hatch and
Lyford, from receiving deposits and from
paying 10 any depositor more than e5 per
cent of his deposit account. The bank
claims to have nearly enough money on
hand to meet calls for % per cent Of Its
deposits and can readily convert enough
OF its assets into ready cash 20 make up tho
deficiency
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Says His Nephew Il Prosecuting Him.

WoLFBoRo, N. H., July l9-Joseph
Pike, the octogonarian Of Pike Crossing,
Brookflcld, who was placed under arrest,
charged with assault To kill, was given o
hearing yesterday afternoon, and placed
under personal recognizance. The prin.
cipal complainant against Pike Is HE
nephew, John Pike, chairman Of the
board of selectmen Of Brookield, and the
old man claims that the young selcctman
is prosecuting him because Of q family
feud dating hack nearly % years
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Illinois H1oodA

PEORIA. Ills, July io.-Anothcr strong
windstorm swept this section yesterday
afternoon and evening. Tho storm was
most severe st Peiin, unrooflng buildings
and blowings barns and trees over. The
roof WA blown od the postofYioe block and
the mails soaked. Frank Reis' grocery
store was flooded. At Tivol, J. Compiler
was struck by lightning, and killed.
Last night dsluss passed over Peoria,
flooding everything Several washouts sre
reported
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italian, Take s,rIhers Places.

New LoSoo Conn, July l9-All the
freight on the New York and Norwich
Transportation oompsny's wharf is being
handled 10y gang of Italians, brought here
from New York. Two regulaS men werG
discharged, and the men refused TO work
unless the discharged men were taken back
Tho company would net do this, and the
men wero paid OF. A force Of police Of
floers is on duty AZ the wharf
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Had TerrnrIred Wnmen.

BRIDGEpoRT, Conn, July 10 - Paul
Gosling, who has tcrrorized the women OF
Newtowu for several months past, WAS
brought hero yesterday and locked In the
county jail He was accustomed 20 patrol
the town nights in his stocking feet In
sulting women and peering through win
dows. II was with great difficulty that he
was captured. Gosling was bound over to
appear for trial before the september term
of the superior court
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yi.,, rrea. ,.1nmodor. Chadwick.

BosToN, July 10. - Commodore Chad
wick, U.S.N., chief Of the bureau Of equip
ment, paid an official visit TO the Charles
town navy yard yesterday. He expressed
complete satisfaction with the methods
pursued and the amount Of work turned
out. His next inspection wKl be at tho
Kittery navy yard.
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Law VIII Take Its Course.

RUTLAND, VI, July 10. - Governor
Woodbury. has declined to grant pardon
TO q. b. Howe, who was recently sentenced
60 90 days imprisonment in the house OF
correction and to pay fine Of $500 for
violation Of the liquor laws Howc is very
wealthy, being the owner of three hotels
and other valuable blocks OF property.
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MoNTPELIER, VT, July ls.-Geerge NJ.
Douglass Of Barre, charged with embez-
zling government funds while postmaster
at West Rutland. pleaded guilty In the
United States district court Tho Judge
suspepded santepca
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No, Alarmed NJ Gold Withdrawals.

wAsHrHaror, July is.-The treasury
yesterday lost so39, lse In gold, leaving the
reserve sios, ,so7, ,aD5 The treasury officials
have absolute confidence in the ability and
determination Of the syndicate 70 protec,
the treasury.
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NIANTIo, Conn, July l9.-The remains
Of Ollie Hopson Of Guilford, 30 years old,
were found on the tracks hero yesterday
cut into pieces. He was identified by n
gold ring on his finger.
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Chums Went Fishing.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July l9-Presi.
dent Cleveland and Joseph jefferson went
TO White Island pond in the Plymouth
woods yesterday and spent the day fishing
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BosroS. July is.-Sirtecn mon, held by
the police during the Christian Endesvor
convention on suspicion OF being pick.
pockets, were released yesterday. They
came from all parts Of the country.
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Hotel Man Assigns.

NEW HAVEN, July l9,-James T. Dunn,
proprietor Of tho Hotel Monopole, the.
atrical house, filed a voluntary assignment
yesterday. The assets are $4,000 and
liabilities t25 900
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Murder In tho Second Degree.

TRENTON, N. j., July I9.-Tho jury In
the case Of John 20 lins. accused OF the
murder Of Frederick 3. Oil, the Princeton
student, camo In Mt ll.45 o'clock last night
with a verdict OF murder in the second de-
gree.
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NEW YORK, July le.-Maria Barbari,
who was convicted Of murder, for the kill.
ing Of her lover, Domenico Cataldo, was
sentenced to be executed by electricity
during the week beginning Aug. 10.
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No Proof Of Guilt.

New HAVEN, July 19.-Judge Gable
discharged Rev. Rufus T. Cooper, former
pastor Of the Epworth NJ. 4. church o,
this city, who was charged with gross I'm
rnoralitv
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of ap execution, No. ss issued from the
Common Pleas Division OF the supreme Court
holden a. Proyidsnes within ana for the county
and Ieturnabie TO ssid Court on the 18th day Of
ctober. A. ID. 1890. wherein the Easthampton
Ss 70. q s.
oaa,; s 'saa S s" ss. Of e Hhas. 5 island s sas as
Providence Pisntstions. and Walter A. Hughes Of
with said Rowley as Walter A. Hughes Co,
not haviss sseo served WITH p,eees, 10 this aet,on
9 IN. at the sherihs once In the Court
House on College street IN the City OF Prevt.
sssSe al the sssr ss and md intsIe: ns ,sss
fhe time OF the atturbmsut on the UriEiuui writ
in which the above described execution was OBJ
real estate. viz; That tract Of land on vinton
street in said Providence, with all the improve
ments thereon. and bounded easteriy by said y,n.
ton street. southerly oy other land OF said John
EsSsy .S ~ .HS o. EdSy a. Of
Wolf and land Of Emms A. Perkins,
osips 9:' sSTssrsa oss III. y, a.S q, r. m
msnts thereon, and bounded soutserly on said Car
ps9ss ;ss os.s On Of sss ssS f Rcw.y 70 snS
eAsterly on land Of A. r. and Y. A. Dur
fee, being lot No 70 on Plat No. Is in the
stiSs Of Ise Assessors Q, Taxes IN ,ss pTov Il
said Providence, with all the improvements there
on, and bounded on said hanton avenue and on
No 81 in the fiee Of tho Assessors OF Taxes in
Levied on this 10th day of April. A D; 1895, at
e,,.;s and Is mines % and will 6s''d TO
sAML L. GARDINER, Deputy sheriff
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OVER 10000 NEW ENG
LAND PIANOS MADE AND
SOLD IN 10 WEARS, NEVER
BEFORE eQUAllED, ARE
YOU AMONG THE NUM-
BERT LARGEST WARE
ROOMS IN THE WORLD,
LARGEST ASSORTMENT,
GREAT EST VARIETY.
CONE lO0ki EASY PAY
MENTS. TO RENT BY
The oAv, WEEK, MONTH
OR YEAR.
200 fremont g., Boston.
NEW ENGLAND PIANO CO,
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MINISTER'S.

REV. @. ". ANDERSON, who, on account
partially impaired health, was left on the
general supply list by his Con ference. will be
ready To respond 10 calls to hli the pu pits of
any denominatOn--one or more services
during the vacation season at very reason.
able remuneration Address, No Vermont
avenue, Providence.
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TYPEWRITERS.

BAR-LOCh TTPEURITER, the modern
writing machine; writing always In sight
4l9 Industrial Trust Co. Dldg. supplies tor
ali machines. Gllbert NJ. King, Agt-
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SMITH PREMIER TYPEERITER, -
Custom House st, b. Taylor Rruce. Man'r.
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MISS y. l.. LLEIE, stenographer, Type
writer. Dictation Tvpewriting, 4i4 Butler TX.
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4. q, LEAylII, studio. = Hoppin Home
stead Building.
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TYPEWRlTlNG.
MRS. ANNIB sWEET. Typewriting aud
lictation. Mimeograph. AZ Custom House ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-17

be eaton or not It is an evidence OF fine
breeding to seem happy whether one Is
quite content or not, and to be able TO
accept the situation even though the food
ana sentiments be not in accordance with
ais own thinking Adaptability is a very
desirable attainment In the diner.out.
A nne line OF distinction comes between
handsome decoration and vulgar osten-
tntlous display, Many in giving Il formal
dinner have no silver whatuyor upon the
table whom the guests are seated. except
that which Is required for the shcll nsh.
soup ana ilsh courses, other requisite sill
Nor being supplied each guest as re-
quired. This mode OF service bespenks
refinement and good taste, which always
has for It's oundauon-Eimplcity
Strict etiquette demands call from the
hostess upon those whom she purposes
inviting for dinnOr-un case she owes
them calD, ana In return each person
who is the tho recipient Of such cour-
tesy whether accepted or declined, must
within ten days after tho dinner make "A
call upon tho hostosa.
We would not presumo 10 instruct our
readers as 10 the proper manner Of eat
lnE soup, the proper md timely use Of
the serviette, or how to conduct himself
generally although It is amazing TO see
the number Of seemingly polite and wolf
bred people who appear at "a disudyan-
tnge regarding tho little nicetics OF din
Ing
Having neither royalty or rank to make
a codo Of set rules upon etiquette, which
In order to he IN correct form one must
follow, we levcl-holded Americans use
common sense combined with true po-
litencss and courtesy. which enables ~
to lay tho nattcrlnE unction to our soul
that we have done The fitting and we'll
bred thing
and has correct idea OF the eternal nt-
ness OF things. has tho privilege OF maxi
ing an innovation upon certain cpnven-
uoualtles. when good reason based
upon sound Judgment and pohtcnoss rs
the source OF tho change Of tho cuslo-
mary rule in polite society.
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now II Girls large Hat Made Com
ductOr Miserable.

you know those electric push but
tons they have on electric cars2' said
IA gentleman yesterday. well one Of
them furnished amusement to u half
dozen passengers the other morning to
the discontinue OF the conductor
at was ON an Avondule car. We had
lust left Mitchell avenue, going south,
when the bell on the platform rang,
mud the conductor mechanically pulled
the bell rope. and as the car stopped
he opened the double doors and stood
waiting for some one TO leave the car
No one made Il move anu thinking
some one had pressed the button too
soon. he rave the motprman too bells.
nnd The car started cityward again,
"IIe had forgotten the circumstance
ns goon as tho doors We're closed, and
turned to look for passengers up MAIN
avenue, when the bell rang again. ana
he signaled for the car to stop. he
opened the door as before, but TO MS
surprise nobody made move
at was now commencing TO dawn
unon him that he was being 'guyed,
and he eyed every one In the car mar
rn,cIv particularly the men, and es-
nerinlly the younger men me pell
didn't ring while the car went seNerul
blocks. but when he leaned back over
tho dash TO watch the trolleys at we
Sond ust above the power house the
heii rang again. lie dropped his eyes
Instantly. but he wasn't quick. enough
Every face was straight and he ue-
riled TO let the trolleyR 90 and watch
~ messengers. When the car reached
broadway a young girl with her school
hooks under her arm got out ana
stnrtcd toward Woodward high school,
when the car had started again the
man next to me leaned over ana sald.
That girl made things hVeiy' uiuh
s', ." WIN the little villainess, did she
ring mai bell that Way
"'Wby. didn't you see she had on
,,ree hat. and when she would lean
hs6E her hat would press the button,
and when the conductor looked mo
the car In surprise she teluinv ,,non p,e
ncIous that she was the cuiprlL
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society upon her wherever he met her np-
parently with the mad idea that she
would marry him at last to put an end
70 this perseeullom. that she was several
tunes ohlised 10 90 through the disagree
sple business OF prosecuting him. IN the
nope OF putting an end to his insults.
Another helfcsa was pestered by cor
respondent who used to write her anony-
nous letters, In which no not only called
her by every endcaring name and pro-
tested his undylnE devotion to her, hut
actually referred TO their last melting
her last dear letter. and the kasea
which he had pressed upon her dear
ups Whether these letters were writ
Ton py mailman or acoundre was
never known, and they ceased aa unoN-
peetcdly as they had begun While they
lasted they were source OF great trouble
TO the poor girl, who was especially anN-
ious that they should not fall into other
hands than her own.
IN q third case an hclress received a
written proposal from a gentleman whom
she know very slightly IL happened that
shortly afterwards two Htls came 70 sec
her who were also heirrssos and intimate
friends N hers In the course OF CONVEX
catlDn she alluded to the proposal which
she had hud, whcrcupon II transpirnd that
both her viaitorB had some little time he
fore received proposals. from the same
man, which they had refused The hero
Inc was so indlgnant nt tae. hcprtlcssness
displayed by the man that she referred to
her knowledge OF It ia her reply.
Another girl Wan really IN love with an
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serapes, Their appearance In the neigh
borhooh was sudden. and nothing could
be CLEANED OF their past history. The
young man having an abundance OF
money. which he scattered lavishiy, rap
IDLY made friends. and II was accepted as
an unqueationed fact that tho twain were
mother aud son. hut for the foolish
freak OF the spendthrift their true rola-
ton would never hnve been discovered.
lie fell In love with beautiful girl. and
proposed marriage. the engagement pro-
cecdlng alphabetically until the news
reached the partner OF his Joys and sor-
rows, who denounced the contract In n
quite unexpected manner. A. myster-
ousiy as they appeared. so did they leave.
the anair causing a sensation In tho
nclghhOrhood
young man who married his mothers
servant. unknown TO the family, hhd a
long list OF adventures to prevent his So
cret being discovered Perhaps he would
never have plucked WI courage to tell
In what capacity the domestic atood had
not the latter received Il substantial for
tune from an uncle, whose death CO.
CURED when Ma htlrcss had been mar,
RED little over a twelvemonth.
Inclination was rife, bu, the hanisom,
Fortune sugared the PIN, and the worthy
couple SGT up housekeeping in beautiful
villa near tho old home
quite number OF partlAlly-se-ret mar
riages were erected aome little time ago
the reason OF their mystery being the
attempts 10 obtain further employ menl
az a mill the owner OF which declined c
/ employ married women. decmlng It I'M
fair 10 their unmarried alatcrs. who Wore
entirely dependent on their own labor foi
suhslatenrc.
Those anxious TO supplement their hus.
bands income kent the matter OF ,heii
| union Ia eonoenimnnt, sccrctlng thelI
| rims during vurltluu-hNura 81 nTfor
| was the inili-ownur imposed upon that
he Instituted strict Inquiries. with tn,
result that very many OF his employee,
received their dismissal.
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The Dear Creatures Know How 4,
MANAGE thc Men.

y,,, ,.
H'he'-i mot your iather AT the door ~
| was coming In. Ito appeared TO DO very
angry
Afaud--IIc was ma t,,f ro,,oat,a d.
-, '" ''''"
''N, Wv" :" "'"'' 'V tl'NNA ne uhu'r-
s'ando human Haturo thoroughly but
he forgot that exceptions are usunily 10.
qulrcd to uroye every rui, aoeoriin, IN
tho p,nuier b,u.r
49, i"A'''"' 'NhiNA'
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impocunious man. ana consented ioyfully
when he asked her to he his wife, but
when he found that her fortune wan 10
be settled on himself and that her par
cnth declined 10 settle anything on hln'
he broke on the engagement
Less annoying, but quite troublesome
enough, o. the Newspaper criticism and
advertisement shiloh d rich girl has TO go
through one ladies' paper will say that
she is mot exactly Good-l1oklng, bur very
pleasant IN cxproaslon.' Another observes
maj she has blue Dyes when she IL most
anxious that everyone should know that
thoy are grey. a third ladies' paper wiz
describe her feature for feature, ana
every one Of them wrong. and wind up ny
observing that. as she VIII have dowry
OF 40 much a year she e one OF the great
est catches Ia the matrimonial market
Then there nrr the ladies' columns and
gossip" in other papers, which VIII OBJ
serve that she was In the park on suns
day IN green" and that her appearance
was not improved by the cold'i or VIII
say that she has taken TO cycling, ana
descrbes her early tumblcs; OF VIII ma
out that Hhe hunts, and express hope
that she viii grow out OF thnt'i or on the
strepgth OF the fact that she WAS once al
a private view, viii include her In tho
ust Of those prcseuH at almost every
artistic function OF the year. and sandwich
her In between the newest dlVofeoc ana
the latest erouc minor poet.
Abduction may be dismissed from the
lst OF an heireFa'a possible troubles. but
undue Influence " not by any means the
least OF them Her family may iaalat on
her marrying some man who IA absolutely
obnoxious 10 her but who " a person OF
nigh rank OF course, no girl can be really
forced 10 marry a man she does not IKE.
but pressure can be put on sensitive XIII
which renders life 30 intolorable that she
viii do anything 70 escape Again. an un-
serIpulons guardian W the pc 20 uniortu,
nate a. 10 be left an orphan) may exercise
prrssuro on her through her feelings OF
gra;itude ma Obedience, 70 oblise her In
spite Of h,r objections 70 marry 20 az TO
secure her property ia hts own family.
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.,yhot do earn7 why. about 20 week
rn,or said a girl In fashionable
S asossmalter's. who acts as hEure on
'1,,ch are tried on the different costumes
MY 10 attract customers
''No'' a,oo't touched needle since
- ~ by putting on and on CLONES
iounu 'hn nv livelihood, ~ the first
cou'g n.Snt 10 when looking for work,
place mad the right bust measure
they hSts ~ inches GRAND my shoulders had
hirty-io sronor slant. and though my neck
jug. W. 's, n little short yet they would
was lus' ,hat but / lacked Just half an
Overflow, .a,,g tho correct height
men o. ,ot a situation here ana IN our
But IN 1 am constantly putting on
busy s,si,,. on-at least, havlng things
ana pus5 takcn on ne-and you would
put on aiieve how quickly that wears
hhir ~ own clothes. -, -, a..
out my ,,,ht 10 hear what some OF me
you nv about me, Just as though
custome, some who look as " they
I vas us,n,..l red-hot pokers complain
had Hwal'o srshdfully. whom / am only
ss1t,ne myself Up % = ieNs Sus ~. e,,,,re
s ~ an padded unau,si az IA ~ now and
isn,t INC least ptt nAtn, .''tn 80. I'm, fhe
nm lady custame. ~, me ~ my
Noslees would loo-
~ wasn't so short - ,,,,, t-ue
Tor course. there are 10y, ,ha,po,Ives
,asiss who irnuldn't u'tss ~ ~ tske
K, n,eh remarks, uul CIV - ,,,liiv.
oi and bsd togctnss, s,,,,n.r when
~ ,o,k snilingiy ~ hV er'N''-
one Is ffs..ag mAo'