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Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
INDIANA's NATURAL ICE CAVE.
1t Has Great Chambers From Which
There Come Arctic Blasts.


phenomena that has been discovered
in recent years has just been reported
IN the southwest corner of Brown
county, Indiana. 1t is near the di-
minutive village of Evansville, says
the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The cave is located ON the farm OF
Billy Moore, and is one of those re-
markable freaks Of nature that puzzles
the most profound of scientists.
At it's entrance, which is completely
overlapped by the trees, the cold air
Is plainly perceptible. The opening
appears not unlike a mine shaft long
disused, but the steep, rocky descent
shows nothing Of an artificial con-
struction. The winding way leads to
a s~ubterranean cavern, which is fully
fifty feet below the surface. This
huge aperture is very like a broad
vaulted corridor, and is known to the
natives as the DEVILS chamber. The
air at this apartment is near the freez-
ing point. 1t is trimmed with glisten-
ing rock formations, which reflect the
light and sparkle with the brilliancy
Of countless diamonds. From this
point quite q number of halls lead off
in a confusing manner, but the one to
the ice vault is evident from the cold
blast that comes from 1t.
The descent to this natural corridor
is similar to the rocky decline at the
entrance of the cave, but not over a
dozen yards within the frost from the
ice vault is plainly visible, and further
on it is thick on all sides, like the
crust that is formed on the pipes Of an
ice plant. A little further on the de-
scent entirely ceases, and here the
walls are frozen hard like the ground
in the middle of the winter. Then the
narrow way leads into q mammoth
chamber, and this large natural OPEN
ing is known as the ice vault. In this
great subterranean aperture, which
extends fully 100 feet in width, the ice
towers in a miniature mountain, ap-
pearing like a dozen icebergs heaped
together. The frost-lined walls and
ice-sealed dome present a Brightness
which would Bring the shriners to a
seasoned Eskimo. Here the ice stands
in a solid mass, extending downward
to q depth which would be folly to
conjecture.
Some have advanced the theory
that the air is forced through the un-
der passages of the earth with such
pressure as to make this strange for
nation. Some have attributed the
cause to m underlying bed Of alkali
whose chemical change to a gaseous
form has produced the phenomenon.
Others have thought that the interior
heat of the earth acting upon the iron
pyrites, or FOOLS gold, which largely
abounds in this country, is the true
source of this unparalleled discovery.
Still others think the sudden expan-
sion OF the carbonic-ac gas given Off
by the heated limestone, which is also
in this country, could have
easily produced the ice. But thus far
the theories are nothing more than
and further than the fact
that the ice cave exists, and is, indeed,
a remarkable natural phenomenon,
none have been able to further deter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

ioo NACAlCu IiOlleI Ih5tOllS NILS, one
barrel of their celebrated O. X.
Patent -four, for best loaf of
yeast light bread.
Isl NJ. r. Wise, Famous, silk UNI
brella, for best loaf of salt raising
bread; donor to retain the bread.
l52 c. A. Buckner, druggist, a work
and manicure set, worth $3.50 for
best dozen beaten biscuit, made
by unmarried lady in Audrain
county.
1853 W. w. Settle, $500 for best white
cake made with Little Giant
Baking Powder.
l54 Wade, Cauthorn Fur. Co, rocking
chair, for best exhibit of cakes
by one person.
155 M. Blum & Co., white silk para
sol, for best Angel food cake
baked by single lady.
156 Handsome vase lamp for best
dish of fried chicken, French &
Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
until January 1. 1897. for 90
cents, 10 new subscribers only.

1t is said that water bugs dislike the
cucumber, and that il the Feelings
from cucumbers T kept in water,
and at night scattered around the
pipes and the places where the bugs
are seen, after two or three nights the
bugs will disappear. The plan is
worth testing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
Wanted,

In September, Is nice schoolboys to
board with me. Two blocks north OF
LEDGER office. One of the incest
homes and yards in the city with all
the new improvements. Forty electric
lights, speaking tubes and electric
bells all over house, hot and cold water
and fine bath rooms,a and water closets.
viii board boys only at your own price
almost. l have half of my number
now, so speak quick. Come and see
me. Have two old people to boss
them and g that they are well cared
for. IL st III. A. FoRGEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
present shall rule except as otherwise

present shall rule except as otherwise
herein provided.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v.
SECTION 1. No Indebtedness shall
be incurred on behalf of the club and
no moneys deposited with the Treas
urer shall be paid out by him except
on an order signed by the President
and Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures VI.
SECTION /. No member shall speak
nor than twice, o longer than five
minutes at one time on the same sub
ject or motion without permission of
the club, nor more than once until
every member choosing to speak shall
have spoken, provided that this rule
shall not apply to a visitor or invited
speaker.
AMENDMENT AND SUSPENSION Of
ARTICLE VII.
SECTION 1. No amendment to or
repeal of any of the provisions of this
constitution and bylaws shall be al
lowed unless the same be reduced to
writing, read at a regular meeting
and approved by a rwo-thirds vote at
the next succeeding meeting, but may
be temporarily suspended by a ma
jority vote of those present aG any
meeting.
PARLIAMENTARY LAw.-ARTICLE VIII.
SECTION l.. The usual parliament
tary law shall govern the deliberation
of this club, when not otherwise here
in provided for.
Respectfully submitted:
8. w. Buckley,
S. P. EMMoNs,
j. M. BARKER,
@. T. ALLEN,
j. A. GUTHRIE,
Committaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
"My mother, my wife and myself use

my mother my Wife and myself use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when
ever troubled with a cough or cold.
1t is the medicine of Jul home. I do
not know how we could do without it.
We feel that it is an indispensable ar
ticle. The people in this vicinity too
are beginning to learn of the merits of
this excellent medicine. never lose
an opportunity to testify to its value
for it has saved many q DOCTORS bill
in my family. w. 8. Musser, pro-
prietor of the Musser House, Wilhelm,
Pa" This remedy is famous for its
cures of bad colds. Try it and you
too will recommend it to your friends.
For sale by O. A. Buckner, druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
THE STlLWELL STAKE.
The Grandest Lot OF Saddle Horses
Ever Brought Together Will Be
at Kansas City.

The following have made entries in
the great Stilwell saddle stake show
at Kansas City September 5 to -.
Many of these horses will be at Mex
leo August % to 90 and will be seen
in our saddle and show rings:
Gen. John b. Castleman, Louisville,
Ky.
Col. John #. Hughes, Lexington,
KY, two entries.
j. A. Potts, Mexico, Mo.
IT. C%renshaw, Scott Station, Ky.
s. H.. Fulton, Kansas City.
Gay Brothers, Pisgah, KY, two en-
tries.
T. H. Thornton & Son, Bradfords-
vile, Ky.
jeff Bridgeford, Paris, Mo-, two en-
tries.
Matt. s. Cohen, Richmond, Ky.
f. E. & G. E. Bouldin, Georgetown,
Ky.
j. W. Denton, Bloomington, Ill.
Shetland Farm, Merriam, Kas.
G. G. Bridgeford, Stock Yards, Kan
sas City.
Rue & Son, Danville, KY.
Jas. A. Anderson, Danville, KY.
Ball Bros, Versailles, KY.
j. s. Monsees, Smithton, Mo.
Logan o. swope, independence, Mo.
M. w. Kirby, Bowling Green, KY.
MIR. Potts, when seen to-day by a
LEDGER reporter, said he had entered
Ike, a bay stallion by LeGrande, in
the Stilwell stakes, and added that it
was his opinion that this would be the
grandest horse show ever held. Mr..
Potts, when shown the list of entries,
said he would try to have all the above
named horaea aton at Mexicn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

The Sturgeon NO. Leader says:
j. II. Canada, of Audrain County, will
go to the State Convention as a dele
gate from Sailing Township, Andrain
County. j. H., by the way, is one of
the smoothest politicians in these
parts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
Spectaeles Found

On the square; a pair of steel rim
med spectacles in red leather case
marked ~. M. Pollard" One glass
ont. Owner can have same by calling
at this office and paying for this no.
tice. w&d 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

a Morris & bearing. jewellers, a
silver cake basket, for collection
of preserves, not less than five
varieties.
IS J..D. Morris d Co., a nice wool
dress pattern, for best ard larg-
est collection of canned fruits in
iars-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
Sold by French & Garrett.

There will be an ice cream and
peach festival at New Hope Church
Ordinarily called "Seedtick'O on Fri.
day evening, July 81, 1896, for the BEN
eft of the Christian Church. An ara
cordially invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

"Unele Reuben" Hill, as he was
known by his friends, died suddenly
at the home of Geo. w. Petty on July
sd. Apoplexy was the cause of his
death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Mrs Ellen Mason has been elected
Matron of Christian College, Columbia,
Mo-, and will enter upon her duties at
The LEDGER co~ngratulates
Christian College on securing the
services of Mrs. Mason, who 10 splen-
didly qualified in every way for this
important position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
WINE OF CARDuI

sa vegetable wine. 1t exerts a wonder
iuiiy healing, strengthening aud sooth-
ing ,hnaence over the organs of woman
kind. 1t invigorates and stimuIatest y.
whole system. 1t is almost irfaIlihIe il,
curing h peculiar weaknesses. ire
guiarities and painful arrangements of
woman. Year after year, in the privacv
OF home-away from the ewes of ever,
body-it effects cures.
WINE OF CARDIFF 4. .ox
ooase. Dealers I'm naedieiDe seSI.s So
oetsAes usually rare the v arxs cases
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

The Centralia Guard says: Ap.
Pool, John Pool and Ed. Pool, Andy
Bowen and other Audrain Populists
attended the Populist Convention at
ct. fouia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Congressman freloar and w. 8.
Hathaway are home from Springfield,
where they attended the Republican
State Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

III YOU want the news through
the campaign subscribe for the
Mexico Weekly Ledger---6O cts.
until Jan. 4. 1897, To new SUBJ
scribers. The Ledger Is $3.50
per year 10 everybody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Remember the cost sale begins ii
Ricketts, & Emmons' on Friday, July
Gath. Bring the cash. wet dit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

@o@ Dt5t euHectIUu OF PickIes, Iut Itss
than seven varieties, silk Persian
parasol, w. w. Harper'f prem
ium.
Halls Specials.
203 For the prettiest lunch cloth.
premium-stampsd lunch cloth
and silks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Read the advertisement in another
column of the Eczema Specific Co., of
Hot Springs, Ark. They never fail to
cure eczema. As / yr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

The first cost sale made by as in 20
years begins Friday, July "a. w2t dat
RICKETTS, & EMMoSs ID. G.. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

New subscribers can have the
Mexico Weekly Ledger sent 10
any address until January l.,
1892. for 60 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

~ - w L Oo
1O3 Best display of farm products $50,
given by Southern, Savings, and
First National Banks. First
premium, $40; I'd premium, $40.
l04 Potts & Hord, hardware merch-
ants. Bucks Eagle Range. worth
$40, for best half bushel potatoes
grown in Audrain county.
los Turner, Jackson 4 Co., pair of
wooden blankets for best and
largest display of grains and
grasses in head, grown in Au-
drain county, each variety to be
named.
LOG C. r.. Lupton Furniture Co., a
rocking chair for best II ears of
corn.
10Y Phillip & Sons, clothers, high
grade Stetson hat, for best half
bushel of wheat, any variety,
grown in 1896.
l0S l.. R. Ferris, hardware merchant,
a White Mountain ice cream
freezer, for best six (6) stalks of
corn.
100 j. F. Llewellyn, druggist, $3.50 in
gold for best half bushel of oats.
ITO Lakenan & Barnes, R. E. agent,
$5 in cash for best half bushel of
corn, old or new.
Ill w. J. McLoney, silk umbrella for
best handmade shirt.
l12 Victor Bros, a fine pair of i'm
ported lace curtains for best pair
all wool, homemade socks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

North Carolins.
Dr. J. A. MCGILI, 1 Hubbard Court, ChicaQn
Dear Sir Allow me a little space Where's
to congratulate you upon this. the greats
remedy the world ever knew Tor femsla
weakness, and TO give a word OF advice L
wives, mothers and daughters. who are suffer.
ing the fortunes of emale~w weakness, to suasr
no longer, but 10 secure a box of Oraaxe
Blossom and be convinced that 1t il mer~
than represented-A positive cure for fenale
weakness In any form.
KLsIE MERwIs CULVER.
Sold by French & Garrett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

S1.10 buys a good $3.50 pant at the
sale. wet dat
RICKETTS, Il EMMoRs ID. q. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Iof bICkIey q NIOOTt, gFOCtTs, aH tIt-
CANT vase lamp for best display
of green fruits.
Butter.
1876 Fresh butter, not less
than two pounds
other than creamery. 81 90 81 90
1856 Five pounds butter
made by creamery . , 90 l 90
1877 Two pounds honey
combe.. ...... = 90 | 90
1873 T. F. Roden, China tea set for best
two pounds of country butter.
Prizes on butter, bread and cakes will
be awarded Thursday at noon. All
entries in these classes must be made
before 10 g.. IN. on that day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Gail for your fees, State of Missouri
vs. Lee Wilson. p. NJ. MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

Call for your fees in Farmers Bank
of Laddonia vs. G. G. Elliott ct al.
P. NJ. MORRIS, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30
Jellies and Jams,
Preserves.

0UHH WI DHVIb, RIHgU IIUIti, %
cash for best collection of jellies
and Jams
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-07-30

SECTION 1. Fifteen members shall
constitute a quorum to transact BUSH
ness, and a majority vote of those
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28
Denver Items.

Mai'ried-Sunday afternoonj
August %, 1896, Robert o. Bak-
er; to Estella M. Hendrixl by
Rev. Silas Perkins, the wedding
took place at the home of the
brides parents in Denver, about
fifty invited guests were present,
immed lately after the marriage
all phrtook of a bohntiful repast.
H. NJ. .Mumford and Ora Cooper,
were bridesmaid and groomsfhan
the bride received a large ndrd-
Der of beautiful PRESENTS.
Fet Rhodes was taken sudden :
ly i'll on Sunday; he has fully
rec oyered.
Attorney Hall of Gfangeville
was. in town Tuesday; On legal
business!
Misc Ciefhfia SeHnef has re.
covered from hetefal dayh Illness
with Typhoid fever
Our sirthlrtihg library is be-
ing made good use of.
zehner's steam thtesh6r makes
things seem quite business like.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28
A Book TO BUY.--WEBsfER's

INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY.
This new book is the authentic,
copyrighted "Unabridged' thor
oughly revised and enlarged un-
der the supervision of Noah Por-
ter. D. D., LII. D.,of Yale Univer-
sity. Editorial work on the re-
vision has been in active progress
for over ten years, and more than
a hundred paid literary workers
have been engaged upon it. The
sum expended in its preparation
before the first copy was printed
exc eeded 100000. This work;
we'll used in a family, will be of
more value to the members there
of than many times its cost laid
up in money.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28
Z. A. Houghtlin has located
in Palouse City.

~. a. llOuSllelll hdG AON1eOA
in Palouse City.
Miss Annie and Minnie Bin
nard went to Lewis ston yesterday.
Rev. Perkins will preach mex t
Sunday at s o'clock, in Hart
burg hall, Subject, of sermon,
Go Again.
D. M. Stephenson was up from
Salmon River, Wednesd ay to
take down some machin cry to
work his bar.
Mrs. Hartman, mother Of Mrs.
A. B. Rookie, sisterinlaw, and
daughter, were visiting with the
latter last week.
II the silver forces fail to unite
in this the critical period, and
when they know that division
means defeat, they should be de-
feated.
The peoples party of Idaho Co.
will assemble in delegate conven-
ton, at Cottonwood, on Septem-
Der 81 1896, at 10 o'clock a. M.
in Goldstone's new store building.
Get out and attend the silver
primaries, and show that you are
alive to the issues, do not stay
away and afterwards, say; I told
you so, be manly, and show
your public spirit.
The peoples party primaries
for the election of delegates to
the county convention, which
will be held at Cottonwood on
September 21st, 1896 will be
held on the 18th, Of September
1896, from 2 to 4, p. m.
By order of chairman Co. Cen.
Com,
JIM. Wolbert Secretary.
Ed JuessenS accompanied by
Mrs. Juessen of American Ridge,
Elk City Districtj and Mrs. Wax
of Grangeville, came in yesterday
morning with the body OF their
dead child on the way to Lewis
ton for burial. Mrs. Jueesen and
Mrs. Wax; will stop with Sam
Goldstone until Mr.. Juessen re-
turns.
Rev T, D, Gregory left for his
home in University Place Port
land Oregon, on wednesday,
morning. Many friends fegrctt
his departure; but gold standard
times are playing havoc with al
religious and moral institutions
and ylisruptiug them; and scat
tering the advocates OF al
reforms.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28
Get in line. give your paper it's

Get in line, give your paper its
proper support, and work for a
union of forces
Goldstone will erect a ware
house on the west side of his
store 20 by 56 it.
Peter Steinn and family left
for their former home in Iowa
Wednesday morning.
DR.. Turner is building a very
neat and substantial sidewalk in,
front of his residence.
Woodring and Goidstone's
new residence is about completed
and ready for occupancy.
The boiling delegates from
this county are not in favor, the
peoples party do not endorse the
bolt.
G. F. Brown and family re-
turned from their outing at
Warm Springs on Tuesday after
noon.
Judge Scales, and Auditor
Talkington returned from the
state convention Wednesday
morning.
Ed Ellis has SO far recovered
his usual health as to resume
his place at the desk in Gold
stones store.
-Leghorn. representing Jho. E.
Tuckett and son, of Freeport
Illinois, Tobacco, was in town on
Monday.
TT. Yandell, G. Overman, and
Ben Gerding, delegates to the
democratic state conventions re-
turned Tuesday night.
Geo. Brown started for Mos.
COW on Wednesday with Peter
Steinn's family, they will take
the train for the east.
Goldstone's building will be
advanced sufficiently to hold the
conventions of the silver forces
on the 21st of September.
According to the evidence
Goldstone is preparing for his
new store building, as his ware
houses are full to the doors.
The Conferene Committee oi
Populists democrats and free sill
yer republicans will meet in
Grangevills tomorrow at 2 p. m
The peoples party county con
vention will place in nomination
candidates for the various coun
ty offices and 2 Representatives
and one Senator to the hegisla
ture.
5 J. W. Gains and Hermann
Kelley, brought in six ducks ant
sixteen chickens, the result OF
: hours hunting. They have ou
: thanks for brace of fine birds
A new style of Rattle at tn
: "Elite" Saloon on Sunday Au
s gust 80 1896, a Rifle, Belt ant
Revolver; numbers to 50; Pa.
@ same amount as number yo
v draw. Silt.
One Of the aotable features c
i Our town is to see "Our Sammy
! standing in the befrunt of hi
rapidly growing business house
: and with enraptured gazej con
- template its magnificent propol
r tions, as its noble lines assam
= shape and contour. \. 6. ........ Il.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28

1 am always the first &c knock
the prices downLthis time on
fence wire, stock salt and dairy
salt. Bring in your grain, shin-
giles, fence posts, eggs, etc. Yours
or business, III. A. GRBvINe.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28
GLEANINGS.

1f<| SAAA<A AAN AAN NSN0s
Have you Registered?
Every farmer is busy harvest
ingsand haying.
A good shoemaker will find a
good opening here.
j. H. Hunte's baler started up
last Wednesday.
Pure white lead only Sc per
bound at Grevings.
A union of all the silver forces
'is the desideratum.'
Sewing machine needles of all
kinds at-Goldstones.
Smith, of Spokane Soap Co.
was in town Monday.
For free silver and low prices,
call on Grevihg.
%. A. Houghtlin went to Lew
iston Sunday morning.
John Maywall left for Mon
tana Wednesday morning.
We shall labor for a fusion of
all the silver forces in Idaho Co.
H. Taylor made a business
trip to Denver on Tuesday.
All goods up to standard, and
no retail bats, at Goldstones.
DIR. Short has removed his
Office from the old location.
3 different sizes and prices OF
Mason Fruit Jars atoldstones.
The traitors of reform work for
d division of reform forces.
The weapon that Samson used
to slay the Philistines, don't GO
at Goldstones.
j. L. Eckert has been attend
ing the meat market for several
days.
Remember, you can get your
barley and wheat chopped for
feed at the packing house.
Prof. Blsens ohm and wife left
Tor their future homej Grange
vile, on Wednesday.
Every voter should register
and va for American Indepen
tlence, and for a free home.
DIR. Short will occupy the
room in the rear of the Postoffic'
as an office.
Who Keeps UP the goldbug
papers when they have nc
circulation?
Blacksmithing-hotse shoeinj
$1 30 per head. All work to suit.
3. Giggey. Harpster Idaho.
candidates for the variou
bounty offices are becoming mum
erous.
Those who quarrel and quib
BE over trit1esJ are not true re
formers.
Our harness maker will soon re
cieve a large stock of harnee
goods.
Walter Brown made a flyin
trip to Grangeville on Frida
last.
The Democratic primaries wi
be held tomorrow, Saturday Al
gust goth 1896.
Robert Nugent returned fro1
Florence, and a prospecting tri
bn Sunday.
Get prices on salt and fen'
wire at H. A. Greving'sj Keute
Vile. He buys in car load lot
d, w. .Atiss representa-
William Brown Co. of Portlah
and San Ftancisco} was In TOW
pnday
A gold assortment 0f lGtnbl
and mouldihgs at the Lawyer
9ahSof1 saw and shihgle mill!
Webster '& Wright,
1ab0frefa Wanted,
500O meh wanted to uhl6f
zeh66ners 81 beef. OH sathfda..
md Sundays; at the Brewery al
N]ifa sa1e6ns: 2a
Ne publish the views Ofa w6r
sH On the money question I
ouf editorial page! Read II "
koId bugs, and see what a brig
oman thinks of the Situate
Md the remedy.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-28

Wanted at Once: Active agen2
ts for each county. Exclusive CON
control and no risk. Will clear
u to 20 hundred dollars year.
Enclose stamp for fill particulars
or % c for$1 safnple.
Big Rapids Mineral Water Co.
Big Rapids, Mieh'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-12-17
Sociable Men.

A sociable man is one who can make
himself at home anywhere within the
bounds of reason. We do not mean a
man who will enter a strangers house,
or the society of strangers, and become
exaggerated familiar at once, patting
his newly made friends metaphorically,
if not actually, on the back, and assuming
instantly the position of longtime
acquaintance. This is merely form of
egotism not uncommon, but fatal to real
sociability.
Friends require to be tried and tested,
if they are to be real friends; but man
should be able to enter at once into the
spirit OF any individual or circle with
whom he is thrown, to adopt an easy
companionship, and to find out almost
by intuition the point she has in common
with his new acquaintance. And, the
more easily he is able to do so, the more
will he make good his claim to the virtue
of sociability.