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i: ¢ reap mt wrote to the Min-| neapolis 7) for information as_ to the “etiquette ol the toboggan slide He got it, as follows

1. When rentleman takes a lady down the slide and she, by her swaying from side to side, upsets him in the snow, the practice ol picking up th toboggan and thumping her on the

head with it is now absolute in good so-|

ciety.

2 Ney er st p og toboggan half ws down the slide and get out to talk to a friend.

has broken his scted to m: ike

3. After a gentlem leg, or his necx, he is exp his ‘apologies withdraw for the evening garded as bad form to go on sliding un- less particularly requested todo so by the lady.

t. [t is customary to cor the cop of the slide and s

nmence at ide down-

wards, When some are sliding up aod some down it creates c ynfusion.

5. Descending toboggans have the right of way. If you have been upset | and see another todvoggan coming down the chute that you are standing

(or lying) on, you are expected to move}

as) ie,

6. No gentleman ever steals the tobog- gan eushion and saysthat he mistook it for his pocket handkerchiet.

7. After having staried alady down | ‘ , * . : i the slide you are expected to go down} on the toboggan with her. The stylo |

> J of sliding down behind toe tob wean OD] : : ; i the stomach and hanging on to the}

cushion with one band has fashion in the most select circles

S Under rcumstances, a gentleman is allowed to put his finger | over the edge to see how it feels when the toboggan runs over it. This pri- vilege, however, should not be abuse 9. When steeriog, it is unadvisable} to seek to get extra purchase Oy plant- ing your usemployed foot in the smali of the back of the lady in front of you.

10. Whea you get through with the slide, you should leave it where you found it. Others may need it after you have gone.

11. Inother respec's a gentleman ou the slide is simply expected to be- have as a gentleman does elsewhere.

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I think ne had bis wife’s permission. I know that he very : wwely gets into that condition. In f ict, I never recol- lect seeing him like that before. And then the occasion was an unusual one —quite unusual one. Besides, he wasn’ No,no. He knew what he was doing, and, then, every- body else had been drinking cham-| pagne, too, He wasn’t so very, very bad. He was not as full as the other fellow who waated to Come to think of it, he must have been | pretty sober, for he began to tell mea st "2 *1x times during the evoniny, and | it was always the same story. Bat he| Knew thatit was very and his wite would be anxious, and he e« vald | not think of gCing home to her with- Ont taking her some of the evening’s peasure—something to show he bad |

iso very bad

late,

been thiokiog of her. It is rather! c us; but whenitgets ver y late, | aod th it busbaod who has been |

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dear,” he )

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igide. She

“My | I’ve come home.

| Well, go and take your hat off.”

| “My dear, I have thought of you in

said, “I am here. ,

3 to kis companion and |all the pleasure of this jovial evening.” . np: [It is re-|

“T’s 4 o'clock in the morning.”

‘‘Nover mind that, Arise, my dear, andedt. Ihave brought you home two pies, Arise and eat and be merry.”

And he stood balancing an immense pie on each hand.

“Pies! Pies! You know _ perfectly well that I never eat pies. You know

I will not have them in the house. You get straight to bed. Pies, indeed!

And as heslowly uadressed, he mut- tered to himself:

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’ rn 1 Pravinet u of Pri i hice iG iward i isiand, iN Tiikh SUPREME COURT. IN pursuance of an order of His Honor Chief Justice Palmer, dated the twenty-

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Dominion of Canada,

| Frovines of Prince Bdward Island, IN THE SUPREME COURT. pursuance of an order of His Honor Chie Justice Palmer, dated the twenty-eighth day of December, A. D,, 1885, in the

matter of an Act of the Parliament of Canada, passed in the forty-filth year of Her Present Majesty’s reign, chapter 22, intituled ‘An Act Respecting Insolvent | Banks, Insurance Companies, Loan Com- panies, Building Societies and Trading Corporations, and of the President, and Company of the Bank of Prince Edward Island, an Insolvent

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