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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13

1.-THE Inauguration OF President Me-
kinley once more reestablishes ropub-
lican principles and restores the policy
which always meant progress and pros
pcrity. business has been waiting for
this event. and may well be expected 10
show n marked Improvement rs soon M
II Is an accomplished fact.--Peoria
Transcript.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-13

DWhen an American paid $50 for
steel rails 10 an English manufacturer.
America had the steel and England had
the $50. But when he paid $50 for the
steel TO an American manufacturer.
America had both the steel and the SO.
--Ablnham Lincoln.
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John r. Hoscher,

After suffering with dropsy for
four years, died at his home, near
Hickory Chapel, Monday, aged so
years. He hadlived in this coun-
ty for upwards of 10 years, coming
here from ii arrison county, settling
on the farm ON which he died.
Funeral at Up. m. today inter
ment in family burying ground.
Religious services by Rev. Strader.
a. child of Mr.. B. L.. Hoscher,
near Hickory Chapel, aged two
months, died Monday morning.
and will be buried to-day
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Charges others.

The fellow in jail charged with
burning the barnsof Gwinn Bros
in Hannah District, has implicated
some four Others, and last might of
ficer Foglesong went down into
that section to arrest the parties
named by the fire bug. He will
probably return with them this
morning. If he gets them it will
go long ways toward breaking up
bad gang in that end of the county.
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A gang of thieves from Parkers-
burg, who are known to our police,
short changed Mrs. yollert out of
"a Thursday night. Wetrust they
may be caught.
From here the scoundrels went
to GallipoIis, where they played
their same game, and then crossed
over to this side, and are now go
ing through the country. People
will do we'll to keep look out for
them.
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Special Correspondence, Jan. sth.
Mr.. VIII Childs returned to his
work on the K. & NJ bridge force
Wednesday
The infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Childs has been very sick
with croupious pneumonia for the
past few DAYS, but is some better
at this writing
Messrs Geo. and ed. AEcG uftin
left Wednesday, to make trip on
the q. r Andrews.
Mrs. g. o. Bright and children
are visiting her mother Mrs. Kzer7
wood, at East Bank
Mr Sam Childs is spending a
few days with his brother at Hick-
ory Chapel
Mr.. Samuel Oliver of Addison
o., is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary @. Love, who has
been in bad health for some time,
does not seem to improve.
Mr.. j. q Tompkins is some bet
ter
Miss Ada Barr returned to her
school Monday, after a weeks va
cation.
Rabbit hunters are getting nu=
nerf1ti,s i'm This vicinity.
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Fonnd Dead.

Ed. Hoggsett visited the Wal-
lace family, near Glenwood, a day
or two ago. On the family CALI
ing him in the morning, he was
found dead in bed. Heart disease
is said to have been the cause of
his death. We have no particu..
lars, but give this item as it was
told to us.
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Leap year is a fraud. There are
now 8. 0oo, 600 Bachelors in this
country, and the surplus of matri-
monial raw material is ever and
constantly growing The new wo2
man, rnatrimonally considered, is
not 50 effective as the old woman.
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been quite sick, is much improved
Mr.. T. Fry, of Henderson is
confined TO her home by sickness
Mr. Geo " Pnllin, Of Debby,
was in town yesterday
Mn. e. w White, of Debby. was
acaller at this Office. yesterday
Senator Hughes, of jackson.
was in town yesterday
Mr.. w B. Caldwell. of Wheeling:
was here last night.
Mr. Sam Silverblatt of Charles
ton, is IN town
Engineer J a. Beverage, is sick
at his home IN this place.
Mr.. 4. IA. Davis and son Elmer.
of Pomeroy are here the guests of
"a. HI Davis and family.
Mr.. Harvey Miller. of Winfield,
was in town yesterday. on busis
ness
Mrs. Cornelia Menager is quite
sick with La grippe. at DIR. L. +.
CampbelI's
Mr.. and Mrs John Love return
ed last night from two weeks
visit to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Sam cCausland went up
to his home at Grimm's Landing,
this morning to remain over Sun
day.
Rev. S. A. Donahoe who has
been assisting in meeting at
New MartinsyilIe, viii return home
this evening.
Miss Virgie Wiley home spend
ing her holiday vacation, leaves
this morning for Mt de Chantal,
to resume her studies.
Miss Jennie Myres, of Gallipolis.
was here yesterday She will open
her private Dancing Glass next
Thursday evening, Jan. 18th.
Mrs. John g. Porter and her
daughter, Miss Mamie, who have
been so sick, are both reported bet
ter this morning.
Mr.. Ashy j. Smith, of Parkers-
burg. travelling passenger agent of
the Ohio River Railroad, was in
town last night.
Mr.. Ben Middlecoff and wife, of
Charleston, after visit to their
parents here, returned yesterday
afternoon.
Hon. Jas. P. Hambrick. Presi-
dent of the County Court, threat
ened with pneumonia. and at the
Phoenix Hotel, is much better this
morning
Mr.. Max Schwartz, the popular
clothing clerk in Levine Bros.
store, returned last night from New
York, where he was visiting his
mother.
Frank, the little son of DR.. and
Mrs. L. F. Campbell, is no better.
At this writing very little hope is
entertained for the recovery of the
child.
Mrs. Alice Horden Selby and
little son Clarence, of Middleport,
are making an extended visit with
Mr.. Lon GARDENERS family, in the
Flats. during Mr.. Selby's absence
in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Walker, mother of Mr..
Frank Walker. of this city, is quite
sick with typhoid pneumonia, at
her home in Gallipolis, and not
expected to live. She is 81 years
old.
Mr.. Vinton Hartinger. of Char
lesion, returned home this morn
ing, after a short visit to Mrs.
Hartinger, who has been here for
some time at the bed sideo of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Walker.
From Mondays peny.
Capt. S. L. Parsons is in Char
lesion.
Mr.. d. w. Brown is. confined to
his home with pneumonia.
Mr.. W. B. Allen. spent Sunday
at Glouster. o.
Mr.. James Brown, from up Ka-
nawha, was in town yesterday,
Miss Helen Howard, was the
guest of Miss Annie Sehon, near
town yesterday.
Mrs. Stock Downtain, of CALI
polls, was the guest of Sheriff Por-
ter and family, yesterday afternoon.
Gen. G. c. Watts and Mr.. E. S.
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Mr.. H. FL. Davis is in Charles

Mr.. H. Fl. Davis is in Charles
ton.
Judge John W. English has re.
turned from Baltimore. where he
went to visit his son John, who il
attending medical lectures.
Attorney L. G. someryille. who
has been confined to his room fol-
seyer..l days with sickness, is able
to he ont today
Hon. Jas. p. Hambrick, Presi-
dent Of the County Court has SO
far recovered from his late severe
sickness, as to be out again
Col. Geo. a, Burt Yice-Presi;
dent, and general manager of the
Ohio River Railroad. and party
7of friends passed through here
Saturday.
Mrs Fred Kuhn, of Gallipelis,
who has been here on visit 70
Capt. j. q. Porter and family, re-
turned home yesterday with Mr.,
Kuhn and daug hter. who came up
to spend the day
Mr.. Jas p. Huston, residing at
Logan. Ohio. who has relatives in
this place. and also a former resi-
dent of this town, is quite sick and
his children here have been sum
.moned home.
From tuesdays paily.
Judge b. j Redmond, of Mason,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. a. O. Waggener. is very
Ill at his home in the Flats.
Hon. Rankin Wiley was in Gal
lipolis yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. v. S. Oshel. of Gnmm's
Landing, was in town yesterday.
Capt. Porter, Sheriff, viii keep
his office at the jail. for the present.
Judge r. f Fleming, of Ravens
wood, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John A. Peyton, of Marietta,
is in town.
Mr.. Lee Harper, is here on a
few days visit:
MIR. @. w. Maupin, of Arbuckle,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Yeager, of the Mill Ex-
tension, is still quite sick.
Mr.. L. n. Knight, of Maggie,
was a business visitor in town yes
terday.
Attorney 3. j. somerville. who
has been confined to the house by
sickness, is able to be out.
Mr.. Frank Carpenter, Of the
Flats, is quite sick, threatened
with pneumonia.
Weregret to announce this morn
ing that Mrs. Chas. e. Hogg, and
her children are all sick with the
grip.
Mr.. M. W. Ralston. of Cheshire,
known to our musical people, was
here yesterday with his brother, on
business.
DIR. John NJ. Moore, who has
been confined to his home for a
few days with la grippa, was able
to be out last night.
Mr.. Frank Gardner, son of Lon
II. Gardner, of Pleasant Flats, was
taken suddenly i'll with pneumo-
MIA Sunday morning
Judge F. A. Guthrie, who has
been confined to his home with
la grippa, for the past few days, we
are glad to know is much better.
Mr.. Albert Ellison, who is en-
ployed in the Standard Folding
Bed Co., has moved his family
from this place to Charleston.
Mr.. T. S. Cowden, of the firm
of g. B. Hanson & Co, Gallipolis,
Ohio, was in town yesterday, on
business.
Mr.. II. IL. hudman, q popular
young man. of Rayenswood, passed
through here yesterday on his way
to Charleston
Hon. w. w. jackson and Hon.
Byrd Hill. members of the House
of Delegates from this county,
wont to Charleston Monday.
Mr.. ID. Hoy, is now holding
down cease" on the Daily Regis
ter, for few days. He is an old
typo.
Mr.. w. E. Huston. of this
office, left for his home at Logan,
Ohio, this morning, being called
there nv fine sarions illness of his
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Everybody, more or less, are
affected with corns or bunions.
The following is given as a sure
cure for them: Tn equal parts:
Turpentine, lamp oil and spirits of
camphor; make into inament and
apply to affected parts.
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Mr.. James Priest ", who died in
Gallipolis, Saturday, issaid to have
been the weaIthiest man in CALI
polls. He made viii leaving all
of his money and real estate to his
wife; and at her death it is to go
to her relatives. cutting out all of
his brothers, sisters and other rela=
tives.
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lover to this side, and are now go
ling through the country. People
will do we'll to keep look out for
them.
a Pleasant Party.
Miss Yirgie Lee Hughes nicely
entertained number of young
folks at her home, Edgewood, last
might, in honor of her guests Misses
Name Berridge and Mary Alexan-
Ider, of Gallipolis, and very en-
joyable time was had AT the
usual hour delicious refreshments
wer served, and highly appreciated
by all.
The West Virginia Society of
/ Civil Engineers and Architects, will
hold their Second Annual Meeting
lin this city. February 10th and
11th, 1897. Our people should
show how nicely they can enter
tain thesedisting uished gentlemen.
A Gallipot came up here Saturs
day, got drunk as .sbild owl, . and
claimed he had been robbed of his
watch. Investigation showed that
he had pawned it to his partner
for a dollar.
The fastest new woman to take
her stand upon the pedestal of
fame is Susan Smith, of Virginia,
who is now deputy sheriff. We
predict that the whole country will
try to go into the hands of the
Sheriff inside of three weeks.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of .Demorest' in to-day's
paper. This is one of the best
ladies' magazines published, and
tshould be in the hands of every
woman young and old.
Hon. NJ. Il. Duty, of Richie
county, who was SO badly cut in an
attack made on him by young
collins, is improving and getting
well as rapidly as it's possible for
him to do with such serious cuts
land wounds.
The Equity Mill is making such
excellent flour now, that it can
hardly keep up with its orders,
and particularly is this SO with
the company's best brand, the
"Cherub."
Engine and machinery was taken
out yesterday and placed in posi-
ton on the DeVolt farm, Cooper
district, and the work of drilling
viii begin at once.
The Supreme Court of this State
meets at Charleston.s January 18th,
land our lawyers are hustling to get
ready for this term.
Which way has the advance
Agent" steered his course? There
is quite a difference you know be-
tween anti and past election prom
Uses.
Honf DoTToW ana read your
neighbor' paper, it's bad luck, very
bad luck, and dangerous to prec-
tice even for one or two days.
Mr.. M. IA. Smith sold his run
ming horse, Della Darbow,' to
Mr.. w. w. q. Adams. this morn
ling.
Miss Roma Gilman, of Gallipolis,
has sold fine piano to Hon.
Rankin Wiley, for his ward, Miss
Bessie Bailey.
DR.. MoElresh, of Henderson, on
Thursday, cut large needle from
the side of Mr.. John Leppard's
little daughter.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday, to Ballard p Williams
and Sarah B. Caste.
Measles are epidemic in Parkers-
burgh and exist in every part Of
the city.
The city is oyer-run with tramps
notwithstanding the promised good
times.
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q. 6iure for I.aIlIInIe BacIs.

& dang ter, hen recovering from
attack of fever, was a great sufferer from
pain I'M the back and hips, writes Lou
den Grover oss Sardis, Ky After
using quite number of remedies With
out any benefit she tried one bottle Of
Chamberlain Pain Balm, and It has
given entire relief Cham erlain,s Pain
tisn Sold by g. w. N. Hooff
Mr. Joe. Trackler, farmer, living
across the Ohio from here, has
made an assignment for the benefit
of his creditors, so it is reported.
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Died,

AT her home in the Pleasant Flats,
at 80 p. M, January sth. 1897.
Mrs. Betsey Ann Knopp. in the
9th year of her age Funeral at
Flats Church at 10 a. m. to-mor-
row, Rev. A. E. Grover officiating;
interment in the family burying
ground.
Have you got low shoes IN
CURED the customer of the new
clerk. es, sir, replied the clerk,
we marked the entire stock down
yesterday =
great many cases of la grippe
are reported from various sections
of the county
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Frank S. Dale, of Emporia, Kan
sas, son of Hiram Dale, formerly
of Gallipolis. is being pushed for
postmaster of his city to fill a
vacancy recently occurring there.
He is young man of fine ability,
a member of the firm of FL. Dale
& Son, manufacturers of -four and
feed at Emporia, and cousin of
Hyde Dale. Gallipolis journal.
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AS yet the Council has done
nothing toward buying a fire en-
CINE. This should be am issue at
the coming city election,
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There is no better managed road,
or a road with more accommodate
ing officials; in the country, than
is the. Il. & NJ. and Z. & @. g.
lines.
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Since the town of Spencer,
Roane county, has been twice de
stroyed by fire within the past few
years, her citizens, who are now re
building, are talking about pro
viding system of fire protection,
and no doubt the insurance COM
pan1es would heartily encourage
such steps in being taken, as they
would, if we would do the same
thing in Point Pleasant.
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GotT Them.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Porter
and Constable Foglesong, returned
from the lower end of the county.
with General Marion Cremeens,
Clarence Cremeens and Edmond
Edwards, charged with burning
Gwinn Bros. barn. some time ago.
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q GOOD MS pEAD.


NIr. Henry Love Died Thursday
NIGHT at His Home Near
Flat Rock.
We are called upon to perform
the painful duty of announcing the
death of Mr.. Henry Love, which
occurred at his home near Flat
Rock, Thursday night at u o'clock
from la grippe.
Mr.. Love was in his 90th year,
and was a respected and much be-
loved citizen. He was born and
raised in this county, and had lived
on the farm on which he resided
nearly all of his life. He leaves a
wife and several grown up children
and number of close relatives to
mourn his death.
His funeral viii be conducted
from Rayburn Chapel at 2 o'clock
to-day, Rev Donahoe officiating;
interment in the Love graveyard.
The Register extends its sympa-
thies to the aged wife in this her
hour of sore trial and affection,
and to the other members of the
family.
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in washing.
IF the K. & NJ. car shops come
to this place, as is now contempla-
ted, it VIII be. big thing for Point
Pleasant.
As yet the Council has done
nothing toward buying a fire en-
CINE. This should be an issue at
the coming city election,
There is no better managed road,
or road with more accommodat-
ing officials, in the country, than
lis the K & M. and T. & @. q.
lines.
Persons who are troubled with in
digestion will be Interested in the
'experience of VIM. 81. Penn, chief
clerk in the railway mail service at
lsDes Moines, Iowa, w11o writes: ss1t
gives me pleasure to testify to the merS
its of Ghanlbe rlain2s Gholic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy y. For two years
i have suffered from ind digestion, and am
subject to frequent severe attacks OF
pain in the stomach and bowels. One.
or two doses of this remedy never tails
to give perfect relief. Price % and 90
cents. Sold by g. w. NJ. Hoof,
When man can gointo a pawn
shop withoutsa quickening of the
pulse, OF a Tightening of color, it's
sure sign that he has been there
before.
The young man is anxious tolay
the world at the feet of the girl he
adores, three months after he mar
ries her isn't willing even to lay
the carpet
One Of our most valued ex-
changes has discovered that de
fectiye eyesight is caused by read
ing newspapers on which the sub
scription has not been paid.
The position of fireman on a
railroad locomotive is no sinecure.
On run over the division they
probably do greater amount of
actual labor than all the rest of the
trains crew combined.
-
The board walk on the east side
I.of Wand Street, leading to the
Kanawha, is in bad condition, and.
needs the attention of the Street
Commissions, before some one
has damage suit against the town.
The progressive ladies of Westfield,
Ind, issued q .sWoman,s Edition" of
the Westtield News, bearing date of
April 8, 1896. The paper is filled with,
matter of interest to women, and we
notice the following from correspond
emit, which the editors printed, realiz-
ing that it treats upon a matter of vital
importance to their sex: The best
remedy for Group, colds and bronchitis
that Ishave been able to find is Cham
berlainis Cough Remedy. For family
use 1t hassno equal. gladly recom-
mend it, % and so cent bottles for
sale by @. w. NJ. Hoof.
Everybody, more or less, are
affected with corns or bunions.
The following is given US sure
cure for them: I'm equal parts:
Turpentine, lamp oil and spirits of
camphor; make into inament and
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Our merchants are now busy
invoicing their stock of goods
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and to the other members of the
family.
To Stimulate Business,
You are cognizant of the fact, that
after holidays there is always more
or less stagnation in business. In
view of this fact, as azstimulent to
our business, we have marked our
goods down to almost cost, until
further notice. For instance, a
handsome Bedroom Suit, $1,000;
this suit is oak, polish finish, glass
24x3Oand sells to-day elsewhere
for $500; very fine Bed-lounge
for 1915, S-foot Extension Table,
$2.75, sells for $500; Bedsteads.
$500 and up, Bed Springs, $1.25;
Is Chairs, 1925; Mattresses the
best made, $500 and 1928; high
back oak Rocker, cane seat, only
sIoo,-think of it; Oak Stands,
polish finish, 65c.; Ingram Car
pets, very heavy, 25c. and up;
Window Blinds, loo. and up; a
large and clean line of Walt Paper
just arrived in all the latest pat
terms. We have probably the
largest stock of Furniture, Car
pets, Rugs, Wall Paper, Blinds,
ETC., in the county and with our
increased facilities can save you
money. We make special in
ducements to newly married peo-
pie, and in addition give them a
handsome present.
Very respectfully,
PoINT PLEASANT FURNITURE AND
CARPET COMPANY,
Successors to Harper Bros, One
Door Above Post Office.
Peter Petrol, of Racine. Meigs
county, Ohio, is probably the old
est ferryman on the Ohio River.
He has rowed ferry skif across
the Ohio river nearly one hundred
thousand times and retired from
active service the first of
January with neat little sum of
savings that will keep him the bal
lance of his life. Daddy, as he
is commonly called used to be a
steamboat mate, the last boat he
ever ran on being the Alex Swift.
He also steamboated years ago
with Capt. Booth, of Wheeling.
and is one of the best posted men
in politics in Meigs county. being
a very close observer and a bitter
Democrat Gallipolis Tribune
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IF the X. & M. car shops come
to this place, as is now contempla
ted, it VIII be a big thing for Point
Pleasant.
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mans best friend is the one
who marries the girl who Tilted
him.
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Catch.as.catchecan, is the old
maid s matrimonial motto.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-01-13

Poets take in the beauties of
nature. Their wives usually take
in washing
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A marriage license was issued
yesterday, to Ballard P. Williams
and Sarah b. Casio.
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hen you are caug ht outsln the.
rain never get wet. just shed a
few tears and get under the shed.
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Engine and machinery was taken
out yesterday and placed in posi-
ton on the DeVolt farm, Cooper
district, and the work of drilling
will begin at once.
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The board walk on the east side
of Wand Street, leading to the
Kanawha, is in bad condition, and.
needs the attention of the Street
Commissions, before some one
has a damage suit against the town.
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When a man can 60 into a pawn
shop withoutsa quickening of the
pulse, or Tightening of color, it's
a sure sign that he has been there
before.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-01-13

Measles are epidemic in Parkers-
bnrgh and exist in every part Of
the city.
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The Supreme Court of this State
meets at Charleston January 18th,
and our lawyers are hustling to gel
ready for this term.
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DR.. McElfresh, of Henderson, on
Thursday, cut a large needle from
the side of Mr.. John Leppard's
little daughter.
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Before marriage a man swears to
love. After marriage he loves to
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The. young man is anxious today
the world at the feet of the girl he
#adores, three months after he mar
ries her isn't willing even to lay
the carpet.