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4N ii S'1'I-WyIEI(1,Y E'I)ITION.}. _ . rNNSBOILO, S. U., TLT11)a'. APIL .1} 178. WOtL .N.2. T 'O lRetail price $900 only $s8'. PIANOS Parlor t)1 ' t), e $'.1;3 only $ 'a. P r . F. 1;E:ATTY, WNlas Ington, N. J w $ Q orCa aJn vII :,lla. I ttit V hll('el. b i lti 'ls4 ci. -\l l- .. Ii ito,VN : St N, 1lit) and 13, Wood St., Itsburg, e lni.yvnia. OANS AN ,haO lons test, tatol4u0 a1-" (ireltlar4, ilLth inw ty.les, ItC. lUl;l ItI(,'iv, lndf m1111h luiolrm at 1on, etnt fr(o. MoAON t & 1.. \, IN 0 rganl ci 0o - P'AN Y, Boston, New York or Chicago. FOR A CASE OF CATrA1RH INhatt SANllFrIti)S IIA1lCA1, Ct-'tE for Catarrh will n: L instauitly relleve andl speeily Curve. I(,+rerenoe. llenry Wells. Itst , Wells, Fargo k Co., Aul - ror, N. Y.;- Wml. IMe,St. L.o111. $5PestitnontaIs an Iu :treIiso byv m:a11. t Prlce, wi l t il l)r+~'t'1 Iiha i e, t . S ld 5 everwohre. WIECKS f P'OTEIIlt, Proprietors, Boston. Mlass. PIANOS^ ND ORGgANS At hanstoiy Prlces. Great lI(edluctiont to elo5e out present,stock of 5111 New and tiecndI-hatiu I113trumelntS Of live tilrt-cla5, miake'rs, fully warranted B and a at PIll Ih:t. .EPY Olll'1i. TI'T'ION fothi('las;of in;trumnents. A .TS W\'ANi'EI) for WAT:'(sIlit' ';irtrll BEi-,1A, Mot. GANS and lPIANOS. Ilustrattlti Catalo-.ties mailled. iI0I(ACI. W\AI4C &C SONS. Mnamu(ae tirer's amd Dealers, 4 East 141 hlt reet. Nei Yrk. Also General Aent; for siI0NINGJOtS Celebrated Premium Organs. tions of ENSO NS Capelne P'orst aster in the aiket. lle of them ton st ain dai l erou mineral poisons. Eneh grenuine Ben on's ('a.ll cine Plaster ha. the wor ('npCIntO e utIhrough It. T1ake no (it herv. BENSON'S Capehne P'orous Phlaster wa5 in vented to overeomnr the "low acellon of t h^ or" dinery p,rus'tla; 1)1rc. andi to afford qutick reltef from p)ahn. P'rice, 2-2 (enl s. A Goulds Manufacturing Co. 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And the best American and E;ttroutnli ;ehlaias Contains one-ift,h more n.atter than an) other, the smnaller t3 pc giving miuch more On I page. Cjontain115 000 Illulstratoin, nearly three tinmer as many' as any other Dictionary. ( m LOOK at the three piit urest or a SIIIP, on page 1751l--these aicone il lu.t,rat.e t he meani. lng or more t.han I00 wvords ando terms) far- bettei than they Caln be dleiloid in wvoal ] More thin 0.11 0 copls have been1 placed i the puic schools of t h-t tinitedI Statesi. Rtecommnndeld by 9-I St ale Sttlem iintndetso0 Schtool, anld morei! ihan 5i Collig: Pro sidients. lbas about 10.000i words an;i menaigs not in Other Diet,tionaries. Embodies aboult1001 years of literary labor. is severna years later than and other* large Dic tionary. 'VTa sale of W~ebster's Ditct.ionaries is 20 times as great as the sale of aniy other serics of Dic tionaries. "August,4,1877T. The Dictionary used( in ihr Governmenrnt PrInting Onice is Wecbster's Un abridged." Is it. not rightt.ly claimed that. Webster is THE NATIONA L STA ADARD.7 W. G. IROCHE, MER~CHANT TAILOR, HAS removed to the store next to the post-offnee, where he will be glad to ro. ceive his friends and customers. A full line of Satmples will ho -kept on hand, from which customers may mnake seleetions. He now has tho finest line o1 French and English goods ever broughi to this markot. He is also prepared to cut or to mak up goods for these whIo desire. Garments of all hinds repaired and cleaned. pmCleaning a speciaity. Thankful to the public for past patron age, he solicits a continuance of the same, and guarantees satisfaction. - 0mp4iS W, G. 300. ____umbia Business Cards. 1I EAD)QUA,lE1TR for cheaptest G,r ceries and liardwtnre in Cuitul. bia to be found ait the ol reliable lottse of LOJ11C1K t1 LOWi1{ANCE. I'S, Potra"tits, Photographs, ;t,.re oxcope", t1 e. All oli pictus c;tpied Art (lallery 13uilding, 124-*1 Matin Street, Ctlumiiaj:t, S. C Visiturs are cordially invited to call and exitiiine. ('1iIIAlti i:S ELl\S,fit'ir.ily' of ('aniiienl, lJ hasu moveM I to Coulumbhia, tun Nopin:, a l-rgu stock, of try (oios' til Ntonsuin, ioots, hoest, Tru:., ,td Vaiulj5s. Satis facliim tttnrantte ed. - - . t~ ,tK ,lIN(l'; G1A1L1.E"ltY - (t ;t ite .L , the W1htoth; !Itn .t. P'ortraits, PhIo(togra iphs 4, A op, b. xy pes nrt.t 1'ertrot jtp<--, litiishedl in the( l..tt t yl of' ( t ht art Old ptetnrt-s copied a:adl enlarged to ainy size. W. A. I ;KLING, Proprietor. h lTER'KS & D.\VIS, import"tr and - dealers in W\'Oches, C'locks .Jow clrev, Silver and Plated Ware. II ouse F: rnislt ing Good:, &c. N. It. - Wtttchtes and jet' - dry repairel. Coltmbit, S. t,. oct 27 -v SPR1NG, 18Th. S P I T- - E are now receiving a splendid line of S .'RING GOODS. 150 pieces Prints. 10 '' Canbrics, 10 " Cre:tones. A fine lot of Wash Poplins, beatutiful line of white and figured Centennial Stripes ALSO, Bleached IoIamesptns, Sursulcers, Cotton )iapi-r, Table Linen and Damask, an d the pret tiest, asisort ment Table Cloths and Dolies to n;atch in the mtarl<et, and mantiy other goods which llaise, call and CX; line. HATS. A full line of Straw, Felt an 1 Wool IInts. SHOES. We have always taken a pride in our "hoe department. We can now say that we have the most complete stock of shoes ever brought to this market GIVE US A CALL. LADD 3BROS. SeingMacine PuoT. JuLY 16, 1611. WE CLAIM FOIl TUIE IMPROVED WHITNEY SEWING MVA CHIENES The follo-ving specifie points of supe riority: J--Great sianlIlcity in Cona 2-DI.unbtlIty. 8--Eeceedingly Lightt Run-i iag. 4-Sill Rassauning. Noiseless. T-P'er'rnas all Varietie og 0 SVor'k. 6---Benisty or Finuiwia and Worknaanslalp. "-GREhAT REDUCTiON IN Pill0CE. Single Machines sent on orders direct from the Factory, written-guarantee with each MlachiIne. WHY PAY OLD PRICES! J&eSend for circulars and particulars. Address, Thme Whsitney MfPg. Co., VEE ET INE. FOlt CIHLLS, SEIAKIES, rEVR AND AGUE. IWt. ' Nt C r1,.:. D.., tr :--1 tc l.i t'ety frrul("ft f"or what ) utlr n 'ai tb' abl -1w tn1e, \'eye' ('f. h-I; tl'n11 Il Inly la t ',111. I wt; 'a I.) e. i(re9.s liy' Iha; ki2 h in. l399 19932 n-* en t'u' - wu.ilon Ill eu 1 ,, IiI 11'3 : If"o. t2 iv( y,u I::,w 3 0.: Vli .: tui , I:w h ..,t, iuiu li - I e . " .. w% t (!:il'. .i i? .,. !',"e-r al I A2 : . .'. . --!.1 wv * i , S i . I: 1. t 1 , I 2 , .!1rh l 3 t 1:111 wit It ; Ip'- 1i cij ...r 3 1. tli .i " ' " r1 . t il l l 3) oa I, .1 1 tfhu ' ; tu !'i).. in wV .t. r i r. i. 1h.(at t u' ilii nil h in bu)t I. ti't '' r' 1 fl ii. 4-19di 2l92o. i lin) ail2 ;t p-";i'tll. M , Il- rtlult tint lift ill; fi t 1r.11 llt!' 1t ' . 'lit, c itil Ito( iil) rt'.' w\': 1lt l 't"19 '1;-' ' .; I 1e'.I 'Ot ;ki \'1rIV'9 "e2!(jat 1.1 t1e .2 !l (1.'9 '. tir il.f , i t. Ie , 1;, "li i it' . l, (imit Iit lle r : ud liiu'ut l , : . . i lli.I j i . hii.1 . II , (2l ' t a'. iY I h1 .l' i. 11.1 lil' ill 2 t \t It h tl he " il"- it-- 's . :.t,l - .;aitlf l:; I ... h:1.9 ot,'k t et;;l i nte . ., t i Ith:"l . h w.tl'. . w ith 1.a ()t e l l"iore .lo.'t lu 1'i ll w',I ye "t1Ilu; .. c1'( . 'iti':,p ( ('. :,l" i i' I . :,",(1 : t.,.' it'1. 'i ;I"ft"9. 1 ttve ,1 \o u n er 1 n.', liftter lt'!.:rs U. wtr'..-. :n 1.:-Ibyr' t to (.1111l... \1'he .('v r h1. It Cl-. uu.) r+,1)in fil. lit t e nllf-4II. 1:11,% : a dos - W: \'.".... titue "- .t' 2.2' o h .t9 Iltl '1''t110: Ih' ,Y.t"tu li'a' l1 .t .) 1 le Ia ^..:, .3l 1. ' n'.')ti ! -. ., l l ,- l t' . I Chu(tr:tilly '1 +r 1'titw n,11 . , \" . ' .,. i,I+. In..a Comf:II :2 . I Ii hi t. it 3.' 2 heL :.2 2 at.4 Ii t,.la 11 1 h :r ial Oe i''. i i i!tlir. 31t' .I . Wt. 1.1.21) I). VEG IN;.---h- i e1(' biou'I) h bn:n1 ". 1 i'. Itll. n. ll, : . :;;"1: , v[. It.,'; 292r1om euat . of \t"et,t her n' u. el2i2 I',. wr t29t of t" t'r.l.'. 1rr-ell la r 11-t. or I 9e9 a;:I", of he'a iau . I lit' V"'eg'l lll(' WIll ri tw tilt blo):I, Irr. 1T lfT he litt; 3 I2 3 hImllant'r, cl3'1.t .e the soa' It' -. r I:ie Ih 1)bowels, .111(1 lt;yt);t,i a toa u : "glorl' to time w 'ijle buily. FOIt DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, And ( enorarl Debility. I'EIl AIt1)S'( N. MASS., 1.3., W\'e, Ie w r st'rr.iti 1e,f, it 1ti:I' ; ii. I V'. -31:.. l:ake lIi;ure in reeuummentilma' It Intill thn-e Ir1 iblr"112 wit h titit11 'r; i" a it :. . 11 . li . .\2 ' t;,:1,e:-,. ur .:'eral )I-h lil I It 11"'- ; (hi .It Iilflutt I'li' if1er. mul)9 br ii 3,. ('r,- el'"' S):1Ii \tw.tu :."1 i "e of 11 11::1a a!l oth--r 1,ttenl. il,lteut llulcaie i t tir- t r' Mhis. L. 1. i'El;KINS, . )i'l' II's -..\ I '1" VI'l'TIN' 1'I l- 2 th2.' 22 hteal.ih 1e1nret 1"It11111t.-1'!1 1x\'X 1'.it't' in h.trk. . r'"It : w 1 '1 22rh9 it, I, vey' p)lt'ea n (n i o .Ikc ,ue .'t;' Child, II:r.; it. Vegtimec FORt NERVOUS HEADACIIE And Iihiviimanti:;m. 'INXi1NNAT'11, 0.,.\pril '., l577, 11. R. Sti'-:vrs, -;.q I):;Iar sir-I h ive ii t' vt our 'e-ml ittt' fomr N 'r t"u; 11''atl:e a he, ttnt!l t,:I 9(:' I lfil tn alIl.2 , an I have 9(2(1 - 9entiro rt'1el f'rontl 32222t1, ani 2:2:e g'eal 1leaslllre Iit renmm't lle-..d lg It to all wh"iw la91 be il i w.tise ailletcil. FUIl). A. (00), it'4 .\IIII St., Clanhln,attI. V h' SI' N I r. t rt 'l'. l houtsan il. I hea th t\'ho 11l ben long 32(3 j1 iitll sulT"er41s. DRUGGISTS' TESTIMONY. 3 it. 11. 1. S v : I)ati" SIr-le have wen 2 ell2hg '301ur "^mn10y, Ih2' h ,:2il2. ' l 229illt ilt'te .'' t rS. 2 3 1'ke i ie;I-llir1' Ill re : n1inmiitn lin!g It to our ('li r I(I:'1'A, ;-tI)tt. lu 1 :2 .ii t1e" wh';1:rr' a l- 11'1 ptt: itler wt'o li'l ri"'at'h Il39 e' 9:, ha it ever :taild f I to ('fee a C1', to our knouiwlge. h 1tt1 1 certainly I tht 29m' j41I, If tra 0 re'ovtor01.. 1(l':,l'et' it'l. E. M. .\ l 3 i i Fll IiER) & CO., DrtIlggit-A, uio lt 'ernii , I n,11 23. Is ?..eko:w)lh'(gIetl y , cl.sre., o' 1propl i' I he 1 h: .'rvr t' :221. a ).;t ' iiable bi.an 1 1)12r tier In1 th' t'o:bl. VEGETINE -1'RP'AI{ED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegineli is Mold by nll D)ruggist,s. april 2-4wv SPRITG GOOD$. ---0 "~)E hiave itisLi rece2ived at ne0w and)t SPRINGI CALICOES AND) CAMBICS. The30styles2 are' new.2. and 3'r'etty and3( th pr)1ices w'il sutit tlho timelN. 9 21l and 00ok a~t them:33 they wt,'Il hea21r the c'losest2 inspeion,I 3( nd) 9fIwe Iake 12dens.ure inl show2ting i1hem. '2 ill r1eeive0 i in a w (days1 a1 lull ass2ortmnlt of al.1 goodis in our hine. McMASTER & BRfICE. 0 FRESH MEDICINES. SARSAP3ARILLA with Iodido of Po. k tasRa, Liver Pills, Anise Soothing D)rops, Extract of ElBuch, Cattle P'owdersp, ('ongh Candy, Cherry Pectoral. Brown1's Congh Mixture, Arni'n Linimecnt, E.' 310nce of Ginge~r, Elixir' of Girinl(lia for A8thma, W~orm1 Lozengea, Hair R(etorer, Essonce of Lemon, Tooth Powders, &o. These Mediceinen will commend them solves to physicianR and to those persons who desiro to know wvhat they are s1wa1 lowin , since the recipe of ench is prin2ted upon ts label. 10on sAE DY McMASTER & BRICE. mar21 FASHION'S FOLLiES ABROAD. ;So.wi 0F' 01,1Il I,011 .Y', 01I1SNl? tVA T!'IOs. A.v1 /t izliV I tiI:\'LiS. Mit. Rachel and Her Dupr--Tho IIy. 'eries of Emne 1lnrr--An Amnori a i Girl's Advfn.iro--1w POr,S)Cw4 Tr"avol--Miss Stevens. 1 ,ur ie h ;ca ClIi ''r L .:nox, F eb. 23.-lu y per - haps relmual')r the 1n1111n of M..1 l.lc Itachel, a villainous old harridan, who )rof(ssei to be alo t) rendor the c'oinplexion of her dupes "b:aultiful forever." iho has just served out a term of liva years' i im pri'i'matli fo)r ob)t:aan:, 11 mayU by swin111in'; u-.1 fr':u1 in thiis wv.ty, anttd hais haitrlly ;pt o'it again ald into a now shop), 1.: 1, b)1,-lgining her ol,d tricks, sho is t:tkc::i in to envdo.ly on -e il )mro. T';1; w)i l.r is that sie.i a n ">) ioils oll l'"ceatur,e1 slhould be able to nukte n(ov (ul>es, but. tlo1n ''.)ll..l)ln is at w)1ld," and young ,-'eople w'lo wV'oro chiiren when the other tri 11 to.)k place are n1oV mU1Cn an,id womne11, and the p"t to them is but a blink of croquet balls an1id colle:.;e. Mrs. Godfrey Pea rse, the present plaintiif. is a d:ng1 hter of the celeb)rated ('risi M trio, the opera singer, ail is wesi.e I to a ma1n1 of 11;lu1nS. SiL is a ho u:ifi y ini Creatul'(', just tw(.lty 1or y'as of ttge, atnld on1e of the hast wollen il London to require snt:l 1i.1 as that o :.e.l hv A t. ml , t, v-.l"1. lb, i'u n') ki.>wVie l,,.) Wi ttev.ers' (if tIO w"ml a'l1l1s 11oIri'ir c.i'', .1 1 lolrely1 wvent int:) the shop (,v:liich ha.l upt the si"1no ver th, di r, ".ab)ian1 Perluii1o' t. i te3 Q Lo''.) Li buy a paper of violet p jwde'r. it t he colurs:; of the )trt'n11 t :e i tclhol ask (d her if she :t.l i i).) ~wis: to ber' m:ul bestiIul irvr ? M:irs, Pear'soey p:t'1 iu llyti asti.. h:,r wihy, if sh:e pos)Ise,lc this secret.. she did not apfly it t. ) hTii's l. To wh1ich It:icho!l replil, "Perha~.ps you don't know how ol I amd ; 11 un 85." This was, of cour'so, til .rio; she is not withtin a quarter of a century of that age. , Then begin the squeeze. Time price forP Ciu uIling. wV.Ls said to ho0 p r2,500, and ih e helo asserted that she was then doing it to "at Countess" who had p:wnel her jewels to her in p:yimlent. This Mrs. Pea'se did ; nl I her inability to get themn back, or to obb:tin any redturn for her money or v'Llaiales, axcept at plentiful Crop of pi.uples ill over her f.te iromll the ):oisonois v.ishies the "Arahm"l'il perfl11e1' was ulin, led her to co0ess the mnat.er to her hu:;band, wlho placed it inl legal hands. The subject is fall of interest to me lCeautIso I heatr so much a0boit "enamileling" and getting "fixed u) inl Pai" and aill thait sort of thing, firm the .ips of Americwan women wh cl( omo here. It is really sur-'~ pr)1is.ing to see tile amiounit of onl tis. sub1ject. TJ.hioee i set;tledl to th'e ('flet tha t there is "a~ mal:n" in Paris who. for the Fumf Of $200, will enamel( a face so that thle com - plexion will be for the spacee of three years as lovely, as delicate, as fascinating as a bit of Sevroes por ce'lain. Of course I know w~hio "the man"1 is and1( wher~ is shop is, having often bought a harm less blit ofi soap1 or' a tootilh)rush there ; buHt I p:efer nlot to mndicate him11 definlitely, for I thlink ho0 gets miore than enongh mfone1y fr'om our cou11 try wVomen0 as it is. An A.merican girl wvent over to ParIs wvith her brother, the other day, anud thle instant shlo was left alone with their companion inh the carriage, a middle aged Fren(thman, lhe insulted her. Sile told hier bIrother wvhen h1 retnud, and1 thero was a fearful outburst. T1ho Frenchman gave his card, and said lie was deceply sorry, an I would abide by the decision of the other as5 to tuoe cJ1nsequioneos to enuo for his mistake, but certinily lhe never suspected Maidemoisello was a lady, as she wvas painted I The b)rother aplpealed to the boat author:it,ios inl Paris in -these matters, to learn what the code was under these cir culmtantces, and all the med01 of the Jockey (31ub1 told him thamt if his sister's eye lashes were blackened and her cheeks rouged, he could have no redress, as thlese practices were never followed by une demoiselle dus monde. Thero is another practice I wish. onr woman would abandon. and n whi"ih is far m.oro() general than paint. ilg' tho face, and that is, loading themusulve with jewelry when travel Ung. In Europe you can toll A Iat;ricall women as far as you can seet them oilthe )ottS anld railways by the quttaltity of jingling bracolots, flishing :iril ngs,uneountable finger rings. atd lod neck-chains, lockots, ani cI it e!au i.;, which prolcail their lack of k(ennes.i of porco)tion in r(eg:u'd to tho Iitiess of things. Iigh -bre:l womn I in Europo never weac11 jewelry, except whote in full dress. Th! lost tine I 'went over to P:iris thcre w. ia well-knowl botlu tiflil Dat!hes. and,l her sister on the train--bo jth) ('.rosses in their own right. 'They all: extromtoly be:utiful women, of tuo A dol:ti o Neilson sttyle, only uore roIbuIst and healthy looking. TIv had ti coupe of the t"ain all to them selves, at small c pallltrtm ent, holding three persons, righ t l)ack of the engine, and tittod with (iI'itliar )late: glass till arouid tie front, s-) t he view is unobstruct e1. This pr'ivilege costs something, I promise you. Every tino they got out and walked on the platt"" ftomIs, a t'ri"ier" deSCondod from :mother c:-riage aul w,lked behind t:he.11. A b ig like that used by tucket collectors was str"atppod atrolucl his waist, and hung in front of him, so that ho could put his hand m it e.asil,y. The ladies made p:irhmases of anything and overy t haing that suited their fancy, never asl: ,t the price, and turned away \vi hout si iking of money ; the C': mitier' then inst ulv alvtcod and s, t led the are,nut from the bagt, which wis, as I. saw while he tado ch;1 ia.e, liturally full of gold and ler'. At lunch the ladies called for' the mt'St exquisite wines, the rarc.t fruits, great strawborries, alost as iig as eggs, yellow etIms, mi ctinlg with rip)etess ; the cnII ier stood tat som1e dtiSalelCO be, hind them, and when theyv had fin ishel they arose and walked out without a thought of paying. The ibagmnvin promptly liquidated. They no imlore turnied their )at"rician eyos towrtd himt than ta:y did upon any other serving n1r" abont. When they arrived in I"aris, two men ser vanIs atid at French maid were waiting for them, and an open ear, riage was drawn iu) at the door of the station, harnessed with four superb bays. They gave their keys to the utid, that sh1e mnight attend to "los bagages" with the customs oflicers, atndl, entering the carriago, drove away, beautifful rnd haughty to the last. It was a perfect picture of th.e splendid indifference to cost which characterizes Englishwomen of great birtli and boundless fortune. Yet the pith of my story lies here: That these proud and wealthy wo, men, e:ch possessor 4)f more than at do)wttr" of la princess in disunonds and lace. to say nought of country seatts, yaclht;s, town houses, works of art, horses, carriages, and all the other ap1panatges of luxury, wore dressed on tis trip wi'th la roughness, almost shalLbbmess3, which would open1 the eyes of' manny tan American woman, wvho thinks sho is in good formi when sho ushes her diamond rings at ta taible at lb raiilwaiy buffet, or dis.. turbs the quietude of a church ser'vice by the jangle of her bangle. T1hor'o are soveral AmeriCan ladies wvho( aro' gr'eatly audmired in the highest Fnglish cir'cles just now. At Baron Ferdinanud Rothschild's ball, laist week, the (Crown Prince of Anstr'ia led out the hostoss, of couruse, Miss Alico d1o Rothschild, but tall the other' ladlies in the set woro0 Amer01icanls, and each had a royal princc for a partner. The inicid(Ien t is alimost unp)roceden ted, id caused a good deal of heart" buirninug and commient. The ladies were Mr's. Ysnagab and her daughter, Viscoun tess Mandvillhe, and Miss M~innie Stephens, tile "hotel keeper's daughtor" whom Boston society snubbel)d so sternly somai years ago, llin g at herl money,3' poohi-poolhing rut her1 be:auty, and stopping up its oars aut her siren1 song ; for her voice is splendid, and her style the bes It:tliani. '.1:h0 Prmnce and Prin oess of Wales have been remarkably polito to Miss Stovens, and a finer visit ing list than hers it is impossi ble for tiny lady to have. How Miss md Mr's. Paraun Stevens must smile ivhon they remember their Boston uighats I You can't have everything yon wan t in this world. .Life is like a blanket that is too short; if you pull it up over your shoulders your un cover your fcet, and if you cover your feet your shoulders must be bare. However, somne cheerful peo, ple manage to draw thi:' foot up a, little and so pass a pleasant nighit.