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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-07
THE SILVER FIGHT
1t Begins with the Selection of
Temporary Chairman.
COMMITTEE NAMES HILL
And the Silverites Insist on Hav-
ing Senator Daniel,
WHITNEY BECOMES A DELEGATE

Though Refusing an Election at the New
York State Convention, He Now Takes
Bland in the Lead in the Number of
Delegates Pledged, but None of the
Leaders Have Sufficient Number ia
Secure the Nomination, and There Are
Many Dark Horses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-07

CHICAGO, July T. The national COM
mittee yesterday selected a temporary
chairman and passed upon the contested
cases which were brought before it. I'm
like the action of the Republican conven-
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Innldnntn Of tho pax.

Anniversary exercises and public
installation were held by Division No 1,
A. p. A., last evening In It's cosy lodge
rooms. Several Philadelphia members
OF the Grand Lodge we're here.
William Dyer, Sr., who died at But
tonwoods yesterday will be buried 10 the
Presbyterian Cemetery tomorrow after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
The best 81 hat In the market at Biggs's.
James B. Toman, Of this city, to day
formerly announced his candidacy for
sheriff Of New Castle county.
A number OF prominent New Castle
citizans and Councllmen went to vii
minRton at @ "A last night to appear
before Magistrate Pritchett In behalf Of
City Councilman John A. Schuhardt,
accused Of poisoning the poultsy OF a
nelghbor, Clayton Davis.
A beautiful brocatelle parlor suit of 3 differ
ent colored pieces, for sale very cheap at mrs.
George Hewlett's.
Miss Reba Saunders viii spend Sunday
IN Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

srs In every city of America. It has bssn
so enthusiastically recommended by
grateful men and women In every walk
of life that II Is today in every sense the
most popular remedy In the world.
1t has proven itself so easily the great
est OF all spring medicines, making the
weak strong and the in6rm well, that In
the big cities, New York, Chicago. Phil.
adelpbia, Boston. st. Louis and the rest,
the leading newspapers. making their
own canvasses again this year, have
found that the demand for Paine's celery
compound as far surpssses that OF all
other remedies as the curative power Of
this great compound surpasses that of all
others together
Paine's celery compound. taken during
the early Spring dsys, mss even more
than It's usual rem skable efficacy In
making people well 1t makes short
work Of all diseases OF debility and
nervous exhaustion. IL rapidly drives
out neuralgia, sleeplessness, dyspepsia
and rheumatism from the system. It
removes tbsJ lsssitude, OF tired feel.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
JUDGE GRUBB'S MORNING WORK.

He Appointed Guardians and Authorized
the Expenditure OF Part of the Princi-
pal OF Certain Estates.
In Orphans Court this morning Judge
Grubb heard the. petition Of James T.
Maxwell that a share OF reoog-
nizsnce due Anna Csthcart and
Rosanna Dougherty be applied TO the
payment OF judgment held by him
against them The summons was made
returnable on next Saturday.
Rev. George j. Kelley, guardian,
was authorized to expend a portion OF
the ready money OF the estate Of the
Murine minors 10 satisfy certain mort
cages.
On application Of George S. Hale,
Of Boston, the Equitable Guar
antee aud Trust Company WAS appointed
guardian OF Basil and Maurice Gray,
children Of Allen Gray, Of Cambridge,
England.
}. Ernest Phillips, guardian Of
Edward T. Phillips, was authorized TO
expend e portion Of the principal Of the
estate for the purpose Of maintaining
and educating his ward
Charles b Anderson WAS permitted 10
pay into court shares Of q recognizance
In the real estate OF Charles A. Cooper,
deceased, due non residents.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Draered Road Cnrt.

AL Wright, the proud owner Of Del
aware Dude, very fast trottlnR
horse, had thrilling experience
coming home from New Csstle
along the river road AL had along his
friend, Patrick Burke. and Just
alter they had 3 started away from
New Castle, farmer started TO
speed his horse past them. That was
too much for Dude, and he gave one
lunge to land into 8 240 gait
The jump broke the road CARTS
rear rail and Mr.. Burke went back on his
head like a shot, his toe-hold fGsten.
ing him 10 the rapidly moving
cart. How Wright ever saved bin from
an awful death Is a mystery but he did
II and both men are alive and well TO
dav
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

ing" which betoksns weakened nerves
and poor blood.
Overworked and tired women are but one
class OF persons who are In urgent need Of
this wonderful remedy to make and
keep them we'll. Business men who are
not sleeping souudly, shop girls made
pale and sickly by long hours of indoor
work, and the countless sufferers from
dyspepsia, kidney and liver trouble,
need the invigorating effect of Paine's
celery compound now that Spring, with
all its dangers is at hand. It's pre-
eminence as 3 health-maker comes from
its extraordinary powers of supplying
appropriate nutriment to the blood,
nerves and brain.
Just as the great lawyer studies each
one of his cases till he knows It on every
side. and IN every possible aspect. so
Professor Edward f Phelps. M D., Lii
D.. of Dartmouth College. the discoverer
of PaIue's celery compound, had studied
the nerves In health aud disease, when
well nourished and when uuder-nour.
ished. IN men, women and children
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Death Of Jesse L. TaIloy.

The death Of Jesse H. Talley occurred
at his home, No. 9l7 Orange street, this
morning Of general debility. He had been
sick for some time, general debility being
the cause. but this morning seemed
much brighter. and asked TO be propped
up in bed. He raised himself from his
pillow and then fell back and passed
away. He was about 81 years OF age and
leaves property worth about $50 000 He
was the son Of John and Eliza Taliey
and was born IN Braudywile hundred.
he served In the Union Army with honor
and after the war married Eliza j. Fraim
and settled on one OF the Guest farms
where ho carried on garden trucking
Several years ago be quilt farming and
took O stall In Eight street market which
he sold about three years sgo TO Morrow
Brothers and retired He WAS Mstho.
dist and q Republican. His surviving
children are Mrs Morrow, Misses
Elesnora T. Reba May aud Cena Ann
Talley, Hyson g.. owen g., and Walter
g. Talley OF this city, Mrs. Eta j.
Holmes and Ebert l. Talley, OF Philadsl
phls. Interment will be made In the
Wilmington and Brandywina Cemetery
under the ritusl Of the q A. r.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Id Prescribed by the AbIest
in Every City in America.

years before be looked for the remedy
Paine's celery compound was the out
come of his entire professional life. A
fitting memorial to a lifo of hard study
and close observations remedy that the
world could not lose to-day a any price
Take advantage Of the remarkable
power of this greatest Of all remedies
for restoring vigor to the blood and
strength to the nervous system. In these
first days OF Spring one has every chance
for getting we'll Don't neglect it.
Paines celery compound calms and
equalizss all the nervous tissues and in
duces the body to take on solid fssh It
purifies the blood, as is clearly ahown by
the rapid clearing of the skin Of all evil
dsnces Of bad humors within. 1t is an,
iufalli6le relief for salt rheum eczemfl
and all blood diseases.
Physicians recognize Psine's cslerl
compound as the one scientific Spring
remedy, and 1t Is universally prescribed
by them wherever there is great need Of
a vigorous and prompt restoring OF health
and strength to the worn out system.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
At The state COLLEGE for CoIored students.

At the state College for CoIored Students.
The quarterly meeting Of the board Of
trustees OF the State College for
Colored Students was held yesterday
afternoon at the college near Dover.
There were present Wilson I. Lavender,
DR.. ID. l.. Mustard, III. o. Conrad and
President Jason. The president reported
hfty-two students In attendance, and
that he had been under the necessity
Of turning six applicants away on
account OF lack OF room The matter Of
increasing the building facilities In order
to, accommodate the applications wss
discussed, but 10 definite action
was taken. The regular routine
business was transacted. There was also
considerable discussion relative to the
method Of running.the farm for the com.
Ing year.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
polson IN the nlte OF q PIr.

Edward Burris. living near Bear sta.
tlon, is now recovering from q verg
dangerous illness Of blood poisoning, and
DIR B b. Peters has hopes OF his com
plsts recovery. Mr.. Burrls. sometime
ago was bitten by one Of his pigs and
Inflammation set IN, resulting IN blood
poisoning Of the most dangerous form.
The place where the animal bit the man
WAS scarcely discernable, although its
sharp tusk teeth went well into the
flesh.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
ELECTION SURPRISES.
Candidates Bobbed Up Sc
renely This Morning.
SOME OF The TWELVE MUST LOSE

All the prominent Men Now Before the
voters Cannot Expect to Get Inro tho
Board other Happenings Of Interest
About the Town-The Calhoun House
hold Trouble.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, March 7.-At ~ o'clock
noon the polls at tho mayors office
opened on one of the most interesting
contests for membership in the Board Of
Education In recent years. Within
twenty-four hours. Eve new cEndldatee
have entered the feld and political
buttonholing was oil the 20 last night.
People seemed TO arouse suddenly 10 the
fact that 3 majority of the board was to
be elected. When the polls opened to.
day these men we're on tickets and being
started In line down the stretch; s
Atwood Stewart, Louis E Elisson, John
B. Msnlove, Harold Sudell, James g.
Blggs, George w. Ecklss. George Nj
Riley, John T. Stops, r. Raymond
Tybout. NJ. d William A. YlckerY
James White. Orion A. Carriek
DR.. Tybout. Mr.. Vickery and James
White sre on the two-year term tickets
The appearance of three Of the above
named men has q decided Single Tax
smattsring and the result will beiwatehed
with considerable interest.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Hutohsson Didn't say "D-p."

Ex-Levy Court Commissioners Hutchi-
son, OF Townsend. was Ia town this
morning He denies that he called
State Senator Handy a "d-d liar" but
admits that he did state that any man
who said that be slgued the petition
asking that Addicks and Handy be read
out OF the party was a liar. He is q
church member and has not uttered an
oath for many years.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

Paine's celery compound Durifes the
blood as nothlng else can do; It is natures
brain food ;it builds up shattered nerves
1t is pre-eminently the one great health
maker known 10 medicine.
First discovered after laborIous, stud
lous, scientific research by the sblest
physician America has produced. Prof.
Edward y. Phelps. M D., LII. D, Of
Dartmouth College, It Is prescribed and
publicly Endorsed by the best praetitlon
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Worth rripIo the Money.

We have few copies o a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit which will be sold at 81. 70 q copy,
which is about onefourth the publics-
tlon price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedia at 81 20. worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EYEnING JOuHNAL office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

Before Magistrate Pritohett last night
was heard the case brought by Clayton
Davis against John, Frank and Albert
Schuhart far chicken poisoning. There
was large delegation from New Castle
to listen to the evidences. Magistrate
Pritchett dismissed the charge, but held
defendants In bonds OF 500 each TO keep
the peace towards Isaac .Dlgdale, one Of
the witnegses
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
60 nnn nf rhean nnnIla-

We have a few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which viii be sold &C 81. 75 copy,
which Is about one-fourth the publics
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNallY's Cyelopedla at So %, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
st the EVENING JOURNAL ofice.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Cnt Down tho Amnnnt.

William Simmon', George w. Gray
and Joseph i. Carpenter Sr, sat NJ
referees in the case of Patrick Flood
vs. James Corrlgan last evening in II. q
Conrad's Office. William f. Kurtz lepss
resented the plaintiff and Mr.. Conrad the
defendant. The amount claimed was
Sj2, which the referees decided was too
much by just S12
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
A Naw Electric Plant contsm plated.

The question Of a better and cheaper
electric light system In this city
has been discussed by number
OF Philadelphia capitalists and
during the past week = proposition was
made by them TO Henry O. Robinson
looking TO the estsblishmen Of plant
here. A meeting will be held early
next week, at which definite action
will be taken relative 10 the establishing
OF plant here.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
A Trio Of Blbulous vlotlma.

Three cssos Of ordinary drunk we're
before Judge Ball this morn
ing, and two Of them we're
old offenders. John Mclaughlin
found by Sergeant Massey at Ninth and
Shioley and Jonas Heck by Detective
McVey at Second aud Washington, got
$3 and costs or thirty days each, while
James Mccoy. hayseed from Wavback.
arrested by Officer Gllling, got 81 and
COSTA
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Arranging for Comm enoemont Eroroises.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
SMYRNA March THE senior class Of
the Smyrna High School held a meeting
at the home OF Miss Male X. FAIRIES last
night and organized their Glass Associa
tion for 90, "he commencement exer-
oises next june will be much more
elaborate and interesting than in the
years past The program will
consist Of three days exercises, namely
June %. address 60 the graduates
June 49, class day, and June q
commencement proper Provided al
pass, this will be the largest class ever
graduated from the High school After
rather wsrn contest the folloWing
officers were elected; President, Male
E FAIRIES; secretary and treasurer,
Florence B. Taylor; orator, George
Herbert Denny; historian, Gilbert
Stubs FAIRIES; prophet, Anna B
BecFett.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Don't Forget PlastIoo

When you weigh in your mind what win
90 on your walls. Compare IL with wall
paper. kslsomine and the like and Plastico
may come out the better for the comps RI
son. Secure the card here and see the
delicate tints James NJ. Bryan & Son,
l07 West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Carp Fishing stiIl Good.

Carp fishing in the Ohrlstiana and It's
tributaries is still apaying business This
morning an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
saw one fisherman land six big carp Ia s
few minutes He stated TO the reporter
that he made q very good living catching
the fish which are always saleable.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
lumor Fixes the AppoIntment.

1t is rumored that the next Secretary
Of the Board Of Health and Registrar Of
Vital Statistics to succeed w. @ r..
Colquhoun will be Joseph r. Jefferis,
D. V. s., son of Mayor Jsfferis
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Rev. eam Small ComIna

Rev. Sam Small will deliver his famous
lecture. "ls Civilization 3 Failure2' in
Grace ST. K. Church. Tuesday March 10th,
D m. Tickets % cents, reserved seats
80 cents For benefit Of Epworth Church.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
Blttsn nrn vlcIous Dog.

Mamie Kerr. girl living with Mrs j.
Elliott Rigg. on Washington avenue, was
bitten by dog belonging to Mr.. Lyons
on the Clark farm, while the girl was
going for milk. Complaint was made TO
Mayor Boyd and a policeman was sent
out and despatched the animal.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
panar Patterne, Ten Oonts.

Ladies', read the fashion article on the
third page Of this psper and send ten
cents to the EVENING JOURNAL Office for
an up-to- date paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
unmss In Just RIrht.

A good way to reduce expenses IA to
burn Fell and Joseph's special selection
Of large Pea Coal. 81 90 cheaper than
other sizes Our coal is 22i0 pounds 70
the ton and clean. Front and Madison.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
A nozan New Housea.

The city engineer has drawn lines for
twelve new houses to be built by William
H. Wilson on Lincoln street between
Second aud Third.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

Relative to New York's proposed 200
story building. 1t may be said that some
people have no hopes Of getting near
heaven any other way .-Chlcago PosE.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

Where every other
remedy has failed
Paine's celery com
pound has made
people welll
1t cures diseased
Il has saved the lives
Of thousands OF
sufferers. 1t has
made the weak
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

1000 pounds Pepsln Plug Tobacco at Sc
plug. Cigars 35c. 50c, 65c and 81 90 Per
box. Durstein, East Second street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
The case TInalIy ssttled.

Sen Auben 90 cigar FOR sale In leading
aiores. made bY Dursteln. d. Second 50
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
A HonaehoId sorelr rroubled.

One OF the most distressed households
in Delaware is that OF Samuel Calhoun Of
Cherry street. Mr.. Calhoun is dead after
an illness OF ffteon months and his son,
James Calhoun, is so seriously Ill with
typhoid that the funeral services were
taken 10 the Presby yterian Church. Rev.
S. B. Wylle conducted the services to-day
and the body was taken to Mount Moriah
Cemetery for burial. The condition Of
James Calhoun was but slightly improved
this morning Mr.. Calhoun was q
highly respected citizen and 3 member OF
the Presbvterlan Church,
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

Tor Uash Only "a George ID. WIIIiams's'
In buying this order, pounds Of
sugsr. cent; one pound rice. cents;
can of tomatoes, cents; pint Of hominy.
cent; pound rAisius cents pound
Of pepper, o cents; ! pound Of tea, 81
cents; total amount 40 cente.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07
A NEW
SUIT
ORDERED
NOW

when we are not so busy as we
hope to be later in the season,
We make Suits to order as low
as SIG; Trousers, $5; but in
the $40 and $25 Sack Suits,
the $25 and $50 Cutaway and
Diagonal Suits and the Sc and
IS Trousers we offer an inn
mense line of styles and good
qualities for selection. We buy
the cloths from mills and
first hands aud import foreign
fabrics direct, giving us bot
tom prices, and for the quality
of work turned ont think we
can please you for as little
money as anybody.
We close at 6 p. m. except
Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1896-03-07

Will give you the
entire range of
Spring patterns
for selection; it
will be ready to
put on when you
want it; will be
made up now
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
WILLIAMsTOWN.

wiri7ms.own. W. Va, October H.
The EDwcrn League held a business
meeting Friday evening
Miss BeuIah Triple-,. Of Waverle{'
and Mrs. Allie Oglin. Of RayensWra4'
were guests of The Misses Patterson TINS
week
Mss Wilson. of Newport, Ohio, is the
guest of friends on Columbia avenue.
Mrs. Kate Leonard and children are
in Newport. X. visiting relatives.
Born Monday. October 18Th, to Mr.. and
Mrs McCaDe son.
Rev W. L. Davis. formerly Of Mounds
willie. has accepted a call 70 the Episcopal
Church at Marietta Falls \. Y. He IS
here the guest Of his father-in-llw, r.
p. Campbell.
Mrs. Sykes and children. of Cairo W.
Va. are guests OF relatives hsre.
Ed B.3d,e lef, this week for Toledo.
Ohio, where he has accepted a position
with the Woolscn Spice Co., as travelling
salesman
Mrs Eliza Metc9lf Of Reno. Ohio. was
Mrs J. K. Pamer's guest the past week.
Sam Smith, Of Pittsburg, Pa, has been
visiting a. Monroe Uhi's.
1t is reported that one Of our popular
young ladi5s viii soon wed a young gen
tl2m2n Of Ple2sants county. ". Va.
Mrs Ch3s. Sarber and daughter. Juan
tia, of Marietta, Ohio. are guests Of rel.
a-iv5s here.
Brady Berry and VIM. Edmonds left
this week for a hunting expedition near
Beverley, ". Va
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Ohio, are the guests of relatives here, for
. few days
The foundation Of the engine at the
Aeua-Sandacd lin mill which runs mills
Nos II, 10, Is and II, has been repaired,
and he mills wiz resume work next
Tuesday morning.
The proposed matter Of organizing an
All-Olio bail club a, this place has been
gwen UP, owing to the cold weather and
Jhe inability to gel the players to-
ge.hcr.
MISS Hattie Noble, OF Claysyille, o.,
is the sues. of her brother, W. L. Noble,
and family.
A large number of foot ball enthusiasts
went over 10 see the foot bail game be-
tween the West Virginia University and
Lafayette foot ball teams.
This morning III The Baptist church,
Rev. J. II. Criswell, iate pastor of the
Bapls, church al St. Mary's, o., VIII
preach at 1890 a. m, assisted by minis
,-cs Of The West Virginia Baptist Asso-
citation. In the evening al Z o'clock,
Rev. Dr.. W. T. Powell, State missionary
TO. Yves. Virginia and business manager
c. In. Journal and Messenger, of Gin
cinnau O., viii occupy tae pulpit
Harry Humphreyy.le, Of Nj. Pleasant
was in Town yesterday on business.
Joseph Medill, OF TIltonsvllia was IN
town yesterday calling ON friends.
Pee Petty, who has been working at
Hammondsville. Pa. is here visiting Old
friends for a few days.
There viii be a dance given at Peltzs
hall on next Friday evening.
The Top mill is off TINS week, throwing
the employees from this place out OF work.
At ST. Pauis Episcopal church, Rev.
w. j. Williams, pastor, tle ,Wehle,n
Sunday aiJer Trinity, services VIII De
held as follows: Sunday school al . a. m;
mathis. ante-cOmmunlOn and sermon al
1920 a. n. Morning subject, 81. Luxe
the .vang5list:" evening subject. Uni
yersal Sickness" All are cordially N
vi,ed to attend.
The proceeds of the Mercy and Help
DeUartment entertainment, Friday even
ing. amounted to $15O5.
Frank 5. Davidson and his company
presented "Old Farmer Hopkins TO the
theare-goers Of this place last evening,
The company is an excellent one ana
was well received by the audience.
S. Nary's to-day and coming week.
-vbis is the twenty-frst Sunday ai,er
Pen,ecost and the anniversary OF the
conservation Of the cathedral OF this
diocese OF Columbus. Ep. Eph. 6lO-ll.
CosD $. Matt. 1926. The sodaIi'i5s
and members Of the league will reeve
holy communion this morning, mere
viii be banedction every evening
throughout the month with the exception
of sundays. Next Wednesday will be
the feast of S.. Luke. The October oeVo-
lions will be cona.nued as usual every
morning during mass until the emu OIL
the month. ......-
Last evening the Assembly entertain
ed several of the members Of the LaIay-
etc College foot bali team q. 'lel' IooLi's
in The Shreve-Heryey building.
Thomas Johns and Price Pence were
arrested last evening by Officers 0oo1-
hue and Fsrrang for disordsriy cono ...,i
The Martins Ferry cornet oanu W.. WI
Give q dance at Scheele's hail next IL
dsv evening
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The Presidents wife. and inferred that it

The Presidents vie and inferred that II
WAS done by "IcatItDt.'
.rs. Cleveland conforms charmingly
10 lie new style Of beauty she parts
H-- 4SiI. l.--. leas ler neck Dy rounded
bodies a-l sees That her throat line
IS no. desl Dyed She Is really new
be3u,y. Airs. Nd.Dey is the same, ana
1--~ y5 ling robe was sup-rD.
be plump outline of the face so nee
ey W..l the slmmes- figure is
man3gsd 1y massage. SeyeHF-tive
strokes of the chin nigl, and morning
..e warranted 20 keep The neck firm
and free from Jle "Dliaie, so dreaded
BIZ beauties past their zenith. Bern
hs-1-. thin as she is. and old as she is,
a.s .1is plump chin. and there are Sc
c.c.y women WAC boast Of IL, WnAe
beag eco slim TOR The weighJ allowed
them -o- proportions.
MAKING CUPID'S BOW.
an absolute need OF the professional
beauty OF obj season is The bowed
mouth. This c.n De- accomplished only
ly touch @ red. f. l-tu.a has been un-
KIND in Jle matter Of lupid-boW
mouths. The Japanese ladies under
stand This touching u the lips, and carry
with them tiny pieces Of prepared red
SKIN which, bclS U0.a-elet and t0u he
cd 10 the U8s. leaves blush of red be-
mind.
Those who have pretty mouths-and
mos American women l-,e--can IVY
bi.ue their lips. or, rather, pressing
.r..-., r,-..--.,, che. r..tr ctr IE and 0h-