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small. The narrowing injured the
growing clover. that which was har-
rowed made a good stand. that which
was not narrowed had most Of the
plants Of the first sowing in 1t. The
crop was worth crop of corn. A
neighbor had field last spring which
had been sowed to clover the previous
spring. about half of which was fail
ure. He resolved without narrowing.
1t made fair pasture and now there is
on It good stand. Last spring had
neid OF sixty-five acres in clover,
about half had been sown with oats
the previous spring and the rest had
been sown In the corn before the last
piowing. That in the oats made half
stand. that in the corn mostly fair
stand. The corn stalks were cut with
double row stalk cutter, the hay was
raked with side delivery rake when
quite green. the stalks were not much
In the way, the rake left the hay loose
so that 1t cured better than that which
had been stirred with a hay tedder.
What stalks are gathered with the hay
DO not hurt for home use. but to sell.
They can be got rid of by drawing back
ana forth on the rows a railroad iron
or piece Of timber when they are dry
and the ground frozen. Then rake
crosswise with hay rake and burn
them. Many times and especially ON old
or thin billy land. 1t would pay to raise
no crop the first year with clover or
clover and timothy, but prepare the
land we'll and SOW as soon as the land
is dry and harrow it in. Glover and
Timothy sowed in corn before the last
planting usually does better here than
with any other crop. II 1t could have
the whole season to grow In 1t would
be all right. In scorching suns and hot
winds the growing corn seems to be
protection. A ton of good clover hay
is worth more now here than ton Of
corn. On most farms more corn can be
raised by keeping them one-third Of the
time In clover and some farms will pro-
duce mora corn by keeping them half
OF the time In clover than to keep them
all the time In corn. In the past dry
seasn. clover did best disked in, in a
wet season 1t is best narrowed In. One
piece disked in. on which came heavy
rain, and the ground baked and the
clover could not get up. Glover In
growing corn does not kill In dry hot
summer. but as it does In oats. When
heavy crop Of oats is cut of, It is
cheaper to raise clover to get nitrogen
from the atmosphere than 1t Ia to buy
fertilizer.
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times would get SO blind, could not
see for several minutes.
al could not stand very long without
feeling sick and vomiting. could not
breathe long breath without scream
ing, my heart panied so.
also had female weakness, inflam-
nation of ovaries, painful menstrual
ton, displacement of the womb, itch
ing Of the external parts, and ulcera-
tion Of the womb. Ihave had all these
complaints.
The pains had to stand were some
thing dreadful. My husband told me
to try bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's
medicine, which did, and after taking
1t for a while, was cured. No other
kind of medicine for me as long as you
make Compound. 1 hope every woman
who suffers will take your Compound
and be cured.-MRs. j. s. McGILLAs,
113 Kilburn avenue, Rockford. Ill.
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Mxins Polite. and Business.

Politics is a better thing for young man
to have knowledge OF than to actually ex.
perience. He should know what politics
means 20 that he can vote Inteillgently and
consclenti0usly. One thing Is certain: active
participation In politics and in business do
not go together.--Edward w. Box In May
Ladies' Home Journal
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Yeur Lifs lrs1.

To quilt tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
netic, full Of life, nerve and vigor, take No.
to-Bac. the wonder-worker, that makes
weak men strong. All druggists 6Oc or 81,
Cure guaranteed. booklet and sample free,
Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago OF
New York.
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PhyaIclan. wise in Their Generation

The above class Of scientists recognize and
have repeatedly borne testimony to the ef-
icacy. OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as
remedy and preventive of fever and ague,
and some other ailments and infirm condi-
tlons Of the system. Experience and obser-
yation have taught them It's value. They
by the public and the press. Only the be-
nighted now are ignorant of Amerfcas tonic
and Alternative.
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Look Mt This,

You can leave Denver this afternoon and
Frive in St. Louis tomorrow afternoon over
- Union Pacific. May 4th and 9Th we Offer
ou q one-fare rate for the round trip. and
pc tickets are good on the gulckest and
NEST equipped trains In the West. Do not
.esitate to see MS, as II IL no trouble 10 an
gwer questions. Office 0i1 Scventccr'h St..
IDrner Curtis.
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ANTI-COLD Powder) CURES A coll
In the head In one day. All Druggists refun
the money II 1t falls to cure. 25 cts. SUR
CURE FOR CATARRH AND HAY FEVEI
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..Whcn ] was first married l thought my
VIE was the only woman on earth" ''How
do you feel about 1t nOw?' ..Well, there's
our cook"
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Beasts. Isirds and Fish.

Each salmon produces about 100000 eggs.
II 10 said that the Greenland whale some
|me: attains the age OF 400 years.
Unlicensed dog ls forfeited. but Its owner
oust pay fine.
AZ acre acre Of good fishing ground In the sea
ere Of the best land will do In year.
The horse. when browsing. Is guided en-
rely BY the nostrils In the choice of proper
BOD. and blind horses are never known to
nake mistakes In their diet.
The cries Of sea birds. especially sea gulls.
% very valuable ns fog Signals The birds
lustcr ON the cliffs and coasts. and their
ttes warn boatnen that they are near the
The most valuable fur Ii that Of tho sea
eter. One thousand dollars has been paid
pr single skin Of this animal. not more
ban two yards long by three-quarters Of \
nrd wide.-BaltIm0re American.
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"You seem so cheerful when You have to
move, Mrs Diggs." "Yes; such lot of our
ugly wedding presents always get broken"
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.'Dobbs is a bicycle enthusiast. isn't her"
~ should say so. That man would rather
talk wheel than ride"
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think it my duty, dear Mrs. Pink
ham, to tell you what your wonderful
Compound has done for me.
was dreadfully ill-the doctors said
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"Does your wife enjoy these beautiful
spring days?" mo; she is too busy recall.
Ing how much more forward vegetation was
this time last year"
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"The real cause of that trouble in the gar.
den Of Eden has come out at last" "What
was it?' "Adam wouldn't help Eve set out
the sweet peas"
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Since the year 1880 the Paris police have
arrested as mnnv as 10000 children who
were being trimmed for begging and vice
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ment. at least "What is that?" ssThose
who jump over are always described as being
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Mrs. Winslo,v's soothing syrup
Forchdren teething sofens theg ums reduces inHam.
nation aays pain. wind collie. Is bottle.
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FITS Permanently Cured. fits or nervousness after
first days OF DIR. kline's Great Nerve Restorer
send for FREE 5000 trial bottle and treatise
Dh X. H. MINE Ltd. 93l Arch St. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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''That was dreadful about yonr cook fall
Ing down cellar" Eyes; she had my bes
cut-glass bowl in her hand"
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarsta.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
i0c. II G. G. c. fail, druggists refund money.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
IAke Cascarets Candy Cathsrtfc l0c or e8o
u 9. O. O. fail to cure. druggists refund money
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never used so quick a cure as Plso's Cure
Tor C0nsumption.-J. b. Palmer, Box III,
Seattle. WASH. Nov. 25 1895
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1t takes 72,OOO tons of paper to make TIN
post cards used In the united kingdom eacl
year.
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mFlour has gone up 10 cents a barrel
"That's all right; we buy ours by the sack.
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No-To- Bsc for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure mnkcs weak
men strong, blood pure SOC, 81. All druggists
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IAN electrical plano has been invented"
"Good! Some of them may be struck by
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There's only one thing I'd like to know
"What they fill the ife-preservers WITH"
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~ AsAsesseeoyMu6s. 4

When an aatrono-
|iney foretells the ex-
act minute at which
two planets will cross
each other. We know
there 10 NO magic
about it. The whole
sfntverna IA woverv,ed
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
Druggists refund the money II it fails to cure pbc
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f"Did you find out what that blind man
|ns weeping abOut?'' "Ycs. he ls all broke
because he can't say that he has seen the
lrship.'
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a fresh esq has . iimsliks surface
70 its she'll.
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The combined age Of fve couples who re-
Pasemmss, In Belgium was just 800 years.
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they could
cure me but
failed to do
SO.
1 gave up
in despair
and took to
my bed. 1
had dreadful
pains in my
heart,
fainting- N
spells, VI
sparks be- =
fore my
my eyes
and some
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LIQUOR HABIT rosITIvEIY CuREp.

~, Home IN. Trcatment-written guarantee given-no
cure no pay Send &C. stamp for treatise. NeurotcO
Medicine Co.. Horncilsvile. n. Y. Mention this paper
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
The silver star., 1897-05-13

For thousands Of years the farmer
has been working with his hands and
others have to too great extent
rcaped the reward for his toll. Now he
IL beginning 70 work with his brain,
with the result Of reapins the reward
himself.
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Denver Directory.
HARNESS.

HARNESS.
The best $50 dou-
BILE Concord Har-
ness in Colorado
for $16. With
breeching, $40; t26
double team har-
ness, with breech.
ing, SIG; $25 steel
horn stock saddle
for S15; SIS single
buggy harness for
$3.50. Do not be
deceived by worth
less limitations, but
order direct from
us and get the
lowest wholesale
prices. Catalogues
free. All goods
stamped. FRED
MUELLER, lab
Larimer Street,
Denver. Colorado.
EXAMINATION.
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AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
AORlCULTURIsTs.
'omo Up-to-datc Hints About Cultiva-
tion Of the Soil and Yields Thereof
--Horticultars. vitiouIturs and g1ors-
culture.

FEW acres Of my
clover was killed
badly last spring,
writes o. M. Cul-
yer in Iowa State
Register. l had 1t
resolved in March.
and some of 1t har-
rowed. The ground
was dry and loose
and the living clo-
YER n1anta were
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"You didn't resent my denial Of our en-
|agementf "No, Mr.. McWooxle; I inferred
N you meant It as complimentary to me"
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A package Of PERUvIANA, the best
kidney cure on earth, sent FREE to any
lu6eCse II written for promptly. Psruviana
Rsmsdy Co, 2e6 Fifth Bt., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A Wonderful Statement

From Mrs Mearllas to Mrs. Pinkh.m
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"Tommy. define impudence." "It's when
Rur neighbOr.s dog comes into our yard and
>arks at u.s."
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u uEIcCD RELIABLEGooDs ONLY
ss:so y: s6ohhiSIM hlshs !, SHDDLESE HARNESS

CI 0DICTc COLFAX AVE. FLORAL co.
IUnIOIO 62S 10th St Tel. 1914. Green
houses Cor. Colfax and York Sts.. Denver.
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ps sos fesd too much corn.
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I hnIcc Send your orders for everything
lHUlEO in the MILLINERY line to THE
ROWLAND MILLINERY CO.. Denver.
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nCuTlcTc FRIEDLINE & FRIEDLINE,
DEN lIO . Rooms 1911 Barth Block, 18th
and Stout Streets, Denver
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{ BUNTING FLAGS made of the best
wool bunting with the full compliment
V1sS-s< nf stars sewed on each union II flags
@S IL s. each : s2, 10 81, L. 81, 4tS, 16 $3.50
A Is IL Is, % 1910, % IL 20, as xl6.3O %
Sfa0.7u 81 $3.50, 30 s25.6u. 40 SaO 50 f60
f. II. FISHER. 1905 Larirs.cr Street, Denver
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nnnVslvikn ~ all makes $40 up. Supplies,
tWIEMIIIHINei Y etc. Lists free. Typewriter
sJRVUiItVt " Exchange 1888 Champa ST.

nTk 1Tnn NEW UPRIGHT PIANO. tight
iii MUIks wood ease, WARRANTED FIVE
RI IL HIN YEARS FOR $2sO. WRITE or
to- m and prices. The KNIGHT
l t14tO0 CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. Denver
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The American belief.

If the people OF the various American
States are properly represented by their
governors, the desire for vigorous Cuban
policy Is almost universal. Nineteen OF
these governors communicated with the
New York Journal the other day-pemo-
Gratis, Republicans, and Populists- and
without regard to party their views on
this subject were the same.
The Democratic governor of Alabama,
Johnston, telegraphed: ~ think it is the
general sentiment OF Alabama that the
American Government has had enough of
ClevelandjSm In every manner, shape and
form. including his dealing with Cuba,
and that it is about time for the
Federal Government to express the
sentiment declared Ia the conven-
tions Of both parties in respect to
the independence of Cuba" The Demo
cratic governor of A rkansas said: 1T is
the universal opinion of the people of
Arkansas that Cuba should be freed with
Dlb uCAA3- At iNcpoAhiCdh e5oNtAHO Oi
Arizona said that be believes, as he thinks
every other loyal American citizen believes,
that 1.-THE independents OF Cuba should be
recognized at once, OF that at least bellig-
erent rights should be accorded the in-
surgents" Gov Budd, Democrat, Of Cali
fornia, speaks for intervention; Gov. Leedy.
Populiet. Of Kansas, declares that the
Cuban people have earned the right to be
recognized as an independent State; Gov.
Mount, Republican. OF Indiana, asserts that
tie people Of h;s stateare with the patriots
in their struggle for freedom.
So it goes on down the list. The Re.
publican governor of Iowa telegraphs that
mis- Common ~ caIth is in sympathy with
the struggling Cubans for liberty and in.
dependence. Gov. Dyer. Republican, Of
Rhode Island, says: ''Of Rhode Islands
hearty support Of this Government in any
honorable attempt to put n end to a
merciless, tyrannical war, there is not a
shadow OF a doubt" The Republican gov
ernors Of Ohio, Maryland, North Carolina,
and North Dakota are no less vigorous in
their expressions.
Mr.. Mckinley has great opportunity.
What VIII he do with it?
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| senator PIatt and the President.
jacob warth was Boss of Brooklyn. He
came ont ror I.ow and angered Thomas c.
Platt, RoSs Of New York. Now Platt is
Boss Of Brooklyn.
II was all settled on Thursday even
ing Worth had ono candidate for sheriff
OF Kings county; Platt had another. The
delegates in the convention (representin.
and casting the votes Of the enr oiled
Republicans Who had selected them} gave
% 600 votes to Platt's man and only 40.
600 10 wofth's This was the agreed test
and Worth was deposed. He said III fare
well:
The greatest political honor of my life
has come TO ire in my old age. II takes
The President or the United States, Il
United states senator, and three OF the
most powerful Republican organfzat ions in
Tie State, the nation, and New Yorl, City
10 defeat me by little over O,000 votes
This Is OF should be very interesting to
Mr. Mckinley. The whole fighting strength
u his Administration has been benin d PIatt
in hisnght against Low and decent govern
ment in New York city, and there is no
doubt that the unfortunate Worth fen
because of it or course to Platt it
matters nothing. he is now Boss of
Brooklyn. New York city and New York
State After January l he expects to
control Greater Sew York as an entirety
and retain his ascendency in the Repub-
icsn politics of the State
Then, as the President has reachad out
to hin. he r.ay conclude to reach out for
Mr. Mckinley As Corbett has not for
gotten FBzsimmons and Carson City, so it
is possible that Platt cheHshes lively recoI-
lections Of St. Louis and Hanna. Poll
ticians auG pugllists are good deal alike.
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OR Custom Hnnscs

One OF the interesting developments in
conncctica with the Dingley bin is likely
TO he notable is,crease in the noble art
Of smuggling. This peculiarly devastating
mania spares neither age, sex, Dor pre-
viouS condition CT recfitude. 1t attacks
ministers or the Gospel ana high born
ladies, buaipess men, and fair yoang girls
II is orc OF those things which have to be
classcd under the head OF emotional In
sauity. nable to occur only under certain
special conditions. The ways in which
things have been smuggled into this land
and discovered by the custom houseoffccrs
wOuiG fiIi an alcove In the Congressional
Library aud the ways In which smuggling
has been done and not been discovered
might FIJI two aleoves-nobody can tell.
Once apcn tiDe handsome and some
what portly dame landed from one OF our
palace steamers. accompanied by small,
fat, yellow dog. The two seemed fond OF
each other. and looked well together
Neither ever moved very fast, but that was
The times., 1897-09-25
MAY sE1zF THE STEAMER CHINA.
Latest Runner as TO Possible Inten-
tiops of Japan.

San Francisco. Sept 24.-The latest fear
of complications in the japanese trouble in
Hawaii tsshown by the report which came
by the last China steamer. that Japan may
seize the Pacific Mail steamship China to
secure the Mikado's claims against the
Hawaiian government. This would be a
surprising move, but as this fine liner OF
the Pacific Mail fleet is now under the
Hawaiian flag, there may be possibility
of the seizure.
The China was built in Great Britain
and registered as British ship until she
sailed from here in August, flying the flag
OF Hawaii
The laws cf Hawaii require that vessels
registered as Hawaiian must be owned in
the island. and so George McFarIane, of
Honolulu, was registered as owner. OF
course the object of the maneuver was
To place the yesS Il Iader the A me riean flag
in the event of Hawaiian anexation, SO as
to entitIe il to government mileage for
carrying mailss
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GOING ALONG LE1sURELY.
Monetary Commission Has DiScon-
tinucd las f.abors Until Monday.

Monetary Commission has DlSCOE-
tiuucd las f.ahors Until Monday.
The monetary commission adjourned last
evening until Monday morning, at which
time it is expected Mr.. Garnett, OF Cali
fornia. and Mr. Fish, OF New YORK, VIII
be present Several members left the city
last evening for New York, but viii be
lack again IN time to participate in the
discussion Monday, when active work wiz
begin.
The discussion up to this time has been
altogether informal. but great deal OF
secrecy has been thrown about the pro-
ceedings. Last evening the debate drifted
into the general subject before the com
mission and suggestions were made as to
the proper conduct of the several branches
OF the WORK while il was in the hands or
the subcommittee.
The entire eleven members OF the COM
mission viii be assigned 10 this committee
work, two committees being composed OF
four members and one OF three.
There was no further mention yesterday
of the proposition TO transfer the place OF
meeting ef the fun commission from this
city TO Philadelphia. This viii be finally
disposed OF Monday.
The times., 1897-09-25

dignified in the dame and might be the
resr'is of too much luxury in the dog. They
nearly passed unchaIlenged Something
la tie dogs movements aues ted attention,
however, aud the lady was politely re-
quested to accompany the natron When
the dog was investi gated he was found to
be small. lean, black and tan rat
terrier. with yards ard yards aud yards
OF lace wound around his body. aud a vel
low poodIe's skin fitted neatly over the
padding TfIson further acquaintance, the
lady Proved to weigh much less than
might have been supposed. That trick
was not tried again successfully
Silver baskets have been hidden in
paniers. Diamonds have been concealed in
nearly every conceivable place, from braids
Of hairto hollow tooth Laccs have been
smuggled niost successfully, on account OF
the ease With witch they can be slowed
away. And all these things We're done
before the present law went into effect.
There is no knowing what VIII happen
hereafter
You cannot cure people Of smuggling.
But there IS one great improvement that
should be made in our custom houses, for
The benefit oC tie large class of innocent
aud respee table citizens who DO not
snugels Al present, ones trunk is
seized upon anu all OF ones most sacred
raimeut scattered about ia the sight of all
the people who happen to be about the
wharf. Its scattered upon a floor covered
with sa wdust and litter OF all kinds, most
unrleasing TO the eye. Now, nobody, espe-
ciaIly nola,Iy, likes to have her entire ward
r0be made show of in the name of the
Jaw, 5ut no particular fuss was made about
il until it Happened TO one OF the inner
circle uf New York society. Then there was
3 fuss. anu maybe, now that the seIectesv
OF the select DANES Of Gotham has been
through this uncomfortable ordeal, some
tmrg viii be done. Atany rate, thereousht
to be a ,lecepg room for the performance OF
these rites Of the custom house, and a
ma trar ought to be detailed to 20 through
the trunks Of lady travellers. 1t would be
moFe according 10 the customs OF d civil.
lied land, and would make us appear to
more advantage in the eyes of other
nations.