1878-07-12; Clare County Press

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How light her fairy footsteps fall 1
The garden gato she gently oloscs,
And wand.'ra by the blobbomed wall,
While June makes mlrtli among the roses.
The burnished braids that bind her head,
With careless ribbon loosely ho'den;
Her f rlojyl Loulsn call them red,
Lotilsa's brolllcr says they'ro golden, *
Unschooled In the tnalvrer arts.
Of 'picking all hor frieudti to pieces, '
Nor Bltlllcd 4o chain her lovers' hearts
With witchery of Love's caprices I
Lips that would scorn tlio trdth to hide, "
A laugh that's silvery and hearly,
Tho angel of the poor—tho pride
Of every jolly Christmas party 1
To flirt with poor old Colonel Chance,
And wing his heart with glances liaunhly,
Between tlie- pannea of the dance—
It's ulcer -but oh I It's very naughty 1
*Ihen gcalvrar.lB, when her wailz is done,
Tor fear mamma should scent.the trcasou;
I'oor innocent! condernned to riin
The gantlet of a city season 1
She dreams all loves beneath the moon
Are equal partB ol truth and honey;
Lrayo ber alone—she'll learn toa soon
That Love's another name for-Money!
Where Is tho najuqlcPB. grace of old.
The spotless soul, tho purecompascion?
Alas 1 is all tho virgin gfrld
Vntomithed by tho dust of Fanhton 7
And she, a city season's belle,
Of slaves and suitors f he.')) have plenty,
Aiul marry, if her world goes well,
A rich old widower when she's twenty I
X1JK   MOCISiNR-HIRW AN1>  Till*
HONKE1*.
A mock-bird In 5 village
Had somehow gained the skill
To Imitate the voices
Of animals at wil!.
And singing in Ms prison,
Once, at Iho e'oae'of day,
He gave, with great precision,
The donkey's heavy bray.
Well jilcapcrt, the mock-bird's master
Bent lo the neighlKira 'round,
And bade them come together
,    To hear that curious imiiud.
They came, and all wero talking
111 praise of what Ihey heard,
Aud one de' thted lady
Would fa'u have bought the birj.
A doik«-y l.eteued sadly.
Aud said:   " Confess I mu«t
ThattheBe are- shallow people
And terribly uujusl.
'• I'm bigger thau the mock-bird,
And better bray Iban he.
Yet not a soul has uttered
A word in prvtse of me."
-l*\,7mHi Ciiltrn Rryant.
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The warm, glowing afternoon of a
Spanish day was waning to its sunset,
and tho dimness of tlio room where Mara-
qnita was sitting was lighted up by little
flecks of western rays that came through
tho lattices and played upon her white
dress and tho cool wnite of the marble
alphabet. With what joy he now related
to her his wbolu i\fe^—its mournful qhild-
hood and youth, when no souiid of bird
or breeze or human voice could reach his
car; nnd how he used to go wandering
for whole days through pieturo-galleries,
until the idea seized him that he, too,
must paint,- and how that, ever since that j
hour, ho had lived in a higher and mora
exalted sphere, nnd was no longer the
lonely man, apart from his fellow-creatures,' but that his art was the one grand
link that bound him nnd them together.
And what" more did Fernandez impart?*
He told, her, too, that the moment he
saw her he lelt that she wns to bo tho
connecting one between him and happiness.
"And yet how—oh, how* Can I take
you from the living, speaking music of
the world, and bind you to the speechless silence that ever surrounds me ?"
Her trembling lingers telegraphed to
his mind that she sought no higher destiny. It was enough for the affectionate' girl that he loved her. She would
givo worlds that Mb lips could speakj;
but her love could nover be lessened because they were silent.
How to break the tidings to her parents was now the great object of lier sjo-
lioitude; anil on this very night sho had
promised Fernandez [that it should be
told them.     He came at the twilight,
held a   brief  interview with   her, and I
then left her to tell what he felt it im-1
possible for him to make them
Lend,
When Don Albert and liis wife re
I'AliSMiSS DEATH.
The  Hoop-Sen.   Sonc'dfngs  ol   the   i'lirll
-  AhysH.      - .   •:-*'
Perhaps one of tho most interesting
chapters iiiDr;.Glarke'anew bookifttba.t
which treats of the visions of the dying.
The phenomenon of death is only little
understood. The mystery which
shrouds death is not greater tlmu that
I which, shrouds, birth, or thought, pr.vO;
lilion" ;'"yet religion and^triohs otheiv
things have nil conspired to misinterpret its attendant phenomena. " One
of the most common errors," says Dr.
Clarke, "is tlio idea that paia-nnci, dy-,
ing aro inseparable companions. The
truth is they rarely go together. Occasionally, the act of dissolution is a painful one, but this is an Exception to the
general rule,   Tho rule, is that uncon-
masses in llussia 18,
writer, the prodijisfi
on spirituous liquorr
207,835,780 rubles,]
more thau in 187(k
.Hid excise duties^ oa
wero also larger ini
vious year.   As to'
the receipt from ji
present year up
amounted   to 15A,
*T,075,57G rubles^
period of 1877, ,m
more than in 187(1
1878,19,521 voi-Btaj,
for trnflio, nnd the'
passengers (exolunii'
1,582,258, against.!. .,
1877; whilo the w'CigW
by rpjlway_ was 782,-jS"
Lio,!
.  ,.,.-./•,,,..    ,   -151,SC2  in Jami..
scio-urnes*, tot p.-4p, attends the hnaUtrni'        d 135 ^
mt.-GaRvnlsi*^ feafht: *m9 87*3 890 in' jf
ures/gurgling,anther trains    '
ghnstlysTmpf^^ ■ ^S6iau  tRi\v(
momtot.^a.onlyexlubitiotts.ofjunc^   ■rimuMy to m
sciousautomatic action. . ThWostimony ! ■ '
of th^ dyiug, so long aa th'ej'-ijrtJnblo tP:
outing to   tho
" p esojse duty
awns, in 1877,
'.99,-768 rubles
'<*elpt8 from
'd and sugar
*a in tlie ji reborns duties,
)8u\Dg of the
£jjh,  of   May
,rnl)lcst boiug
au-jrtji:ho>ame
,20* * rubies
", In January,
wero open
of railway
Idlers) was
"a .January,
lij' carried
'■*£-• (against
^.express-
W*v(agniust
&>;hJ lnB-
t$' of   the
'ojnted last
.r^boiuga*
rjpt* previous
POl-UIiAR  St'lENt'E.
give any testimony, Id that tlieir suffer-Jj
ings do not increase as the termination
cf life approaches, but, on the contrary,
•grow less. The following incident il-j
lustrates tlie, 'truth of this remark, and,
so far ns a single instanc ■ is of value,
couiifms what hue been snjd ns to the
painlessness of dissolution. A medical
t , friend, whom I attended professionally
eompn- j jn b]-g jnsj. ji]nMBj ^.,,8 ftw,,re 0f 'tsin-
ciuablo character.    ynppoHeiiliy ah'inf
,  .,      .       ,    ,. , _     .,    ,.       .   telligent faith in God unit immortality,
turned, they heard all from the hps of | Ln ^ml  ,,.   Rdf   witk  najnil,lb'^
the h-embkug  girl    Tenderly as they ;       ' ,f lln(1 T1!lfnUerinK .^{^ fa H
loved her, Uiey could not giv(- her up to ; flml ^ j    consequence of con-
a fate like this.   They entreated her not j t       j mi(1 .    tf obH   (1
to give him any hope; their iW-on I ,luri     the lMt f,4 mo'nt]ls of hiB -Jife,'
now could never bo reversed. Maraqmta, ^ tR£     .       dny      H   .     t f     m^
■^fbitr.
cent.
morii
floor.   She waa sitting upon, a couch of ! ^^t^J^L ^ ^lol'u^bTt i 01i0 ^ 800U ^i mianiriit   A brief J
UIM'      ,.-,-nm,,,nf,r.r>  -,,-oa  ui,^lt.-,,r»,.t   fa   i
light construction, the whole being
twisted from canes; while her small feet,
with tlieir delicate, silken slippers, were
renting upon another conch of the same
material. Around her swept the waves
of Her long black hair, which she was
coiliiqg and uncoiling alternately; now
gathering the heavy masses into one or
two long, rich braids, and then Hinging
down tho wreath of tresses, until they
covered her liko a bridal veil.
The pool* little Spanish maiden was
-evidently ill at ease. The elastic lounge,
upon which her slender figure waa supported, swayed and hent with her nervous movements; and tho pet dog that lay
beside her, vainly^ trying to lick her
lianci, seemed astonished that it would
jiotlio st01Iong enough., for the operation,
** What can I do, Max?" she said, ndU
tfi-esshig; the"; dog. . " I aro a silly li'stlo'
maiden, anil dread to,3i«Ya,if,|<?«nfi'out
tnd mother, in whoso eye8TTKvS-.ffien
nil perfection, nnd who thought that
even this grandiose Don Carlos was not.
more than half good enough for me, will < mai   	
now believe that the spirit of evil has ^^ exelamntion afterward became the
taken me. Max, you an, a good dog, name o£ tnia painting, it being eyery-
but I don't believe you have wit enough j ^^ kn0^ a8 „Tbe BeautUnl bhep:
to get poor Maraquita de ilona out of  1jerdB-.>
this difficulty." , "
- - - - • * closed
that
THE  |
A(l(lilIon»l I)J
-riottor- ISVSi.
»        l'*romlhol)a>{-V«rt:
Tho' following^ *"--
received by MwA.
from her dnughter,Tw
missionary in China, V
•H&, 1878, gives a tenifci
'norrors experienced
tricfc in .tho Nortji j-]
"Ever Binco*7j_
have   been hearing"
of the horror from \
Thousands havo died,
have been depopulat
is tilled withrcfugcci,i
only to meet it on ^
crowded cities to wlA
poor man rcSeJicd,
tant point, nnd, asV*
missionary,   ho ffc,J
They took liinv-'inj,
I day or two.   The-
riryQ.Por
linking, A
Kbotint of
could
not have done to their commands;  but • t.XBmii;otjon vns mm<AmA 7to Biow
tho'storm mher soul was no less severe. J ,b       ,
' Hne» aW^r^MilS. i    "■T)*-ihcHi 'HymplomB nW i?iribl*
i was a teinble scene.    The wght of his ! «orig" asked Dr   —	
j dumb ami powerlesB anguish was more I     .. Thpv lo .. '_ tl ' rcni„
affecting  than   tho  most impassioned ;     „ izZ V.',nZ^,«rfJA^' »«.*i ^r n,„
speech.   The oulv consolationVhich ho i  .   J|"S L11^:^"     A^}u^l« lil^ \,-' " ,"-;    r-r
t could receive was the solemn assurance ! I "fcX,9"IfnW,le',;        W ° g   Iwvo ,ftAatd ^6. ^
j of her continued affection.                       j s-*,",%{J^"Z, £,," »t „,m  <- ,c «,.« ,«   wry ^H* ?ll^° T1 *
i    They parted-Maraquita to go to her   ^S^^t^L ' our   o    *'* W^^^a'
| lonely room, which no persuasion could i hSR' l^ffi- S J ""       	
the time hanging so wearily upon a per-} ™.evcut -0 » l ■*
son with his privation. l «irni,„ ,,^.„„:„„ „„„ ,.:„„„ „»  „„„.„„
All tho comfort which tho, mother , -P»«P«»n»o ™ jBivcn, ol course,
zTt" w «v,,ts, <Z„rZ naZ m& I agreed to see him every hoar or
trt to his" mate agony was j ^Q BB*J        aB  he Hvei   ^  beilJg
done, I  said to him:   " One thing re--
mains; how  shall I .conuaiMiaaifi .with
  _ ^°^^^^^^^'^^'vl^!^t!'
^^^JS^^d^a^^-^^ litUe talk, the following f>#
herds Annouiicing  tho  Birth of   Our : nals werp ngreccT. upon:   He was to in-
--- ... '"■— -      * aB-
au-
could: impart to his* muto agony
given, but the wound was deep aud lasting. He had no timo, however, to give
to grief, for Jio was summoned to Madrid, by Philip H.,jtnd appointed painter
on our way to thoWi
see d^ad bodies, iy
burial.     Large i**0(.
from England ijjtr'*
relief of RiUIerijK'
from America.1- *,
tho sum BoV-roi
thing more tfii
nicalion is sd**i
ot reliefams^
must dio bete
JUherp,
thoi
oilier     miE-annary
J1UNA.
lfl«i-!)i(; C'.uisod
luslomtvy.
,\0»ret(o.)
' tivate letter
W. Porter,
•y(J. Porter,
April
' the
* famine dis-
hero we
.upon  tales
jte districts.
Ole villages
io country
from death
or in the
liee.   Ono
5f ciin a dis-
Iho gato of a
exhauBt-cd.
TjdifiA after a
■nil*-! beggars
J>/  Prions aro
givo to.   Wo
trying, M}<J
•eities often
waiting for
§, been sent
in tJhiua for
Alson littlo
pftpqriTtbat'
$•'- to' some-
comrott^
pro^egs
., tltany
iljrjrctch
."Of-
;«oi
Uemon    tn^e
Np.xt year tho 1,800th anniversary of
tho destruction of Pompeii and Ilercii-
lanonmis to bo celebrated at Pompeii.
In Paris, year by year, there ia a uniform increase, in the prevalence of diphtheria, due, it is alleged, in great mea-
oure to a neglect to isolate case'' of this
disease.
I)n. Mi'iiimsAD litis nt length succeeded
in applying the duplex system to' submarine telegraphic cables, notwithstanding the-obyiouB difficulty of the task. Ho
has doubled the Bending power of a
cable, at a cost far below what the cost pf
a new cable would involve.
Db. OXssEMiS, a distinguished aural
surgeon of Glasgow, Scotland, lately read
ft paper describing numerous cases of ear
disease, traceable to'sewer gas, which had
poisoned the air of houses in which the
patients resided. Ho believes this sort
of poison, to be a very frequent cause of
deafness. .
Si'eakish of tho uses of pain, tlie
£an.<!£<.observes that generally it may be
set down as an axiom that; tlio ahief and
most obvious service of pniu, to humanity
is as a" deterrent and warning sensation
to ward off danger. Pain, however, hns
n secondary nnd educational value as regards tho"mind and. temper, and some
sorts pf pain may be specially designed
for this purpose. In this view, also,
pain has a practical interest, because the
development of mind is a process governed by nnturnl laws of which science
is perfectly competent to take heed.
most of us have opportunities of noticing—if we choose to tako tho trouble.
These little creatures, almost as soon ub
tiiey are born, undorxtand what their
mother "clucks" to them; they know
that they must hide wben a hawk is
iibout; tliev often seratah the ground
for food before they see their mother or
njiy other chicken do so; they are careful not to catch bees instead of Hies,
and they show their early smartness in
many ways which nre well worth watching.
But sometimes a brood of these
youngsters find something that puzzleB
them, as when they meet with a hard-
shelled beetle, who looks too big to eat
and yet too Rmall for a playmate.—Prof.
W. K, Biooks, in St. Nicholas for
July.      	
The Brai" a Phonograph.
going AE£W fVB cow*
"f ••
"Jennie! Jennie I Jennie)
Whero In Hie. world ran Jennie be 7     ,
Rhfl crooned the meadow an hour ago -
Wnat alia tho girl that she llDBere'jsoV''
llicrsuti poeu donnin the crluiaou west,
The liittl day propiircsfor r'or.
And Inn InRR.mt moments p'owly pass,
IJut bring H" news or the truant laaa.
" wii.it alls the (!lrl«<"   TUp Robcr coiyf,
HtpppittK along the laue. I > browse,
Hay look In %nm from aide to side,
And wail for the Yoleo of their pretty guide.
For far behind, by tho pasture gate, -
Ji'uni" and Jiimin (orget 'Hi lato—
1'orget tbecowf, and the nitllclng hour,
And every tbiug else *ave Love's sweet power.
The lengthening shadown unheeded fall.
The whip-poor-will wl'b his plaintive call,
The gathering dews, and Hie darkening sky-
All nam in lain aa the lutumcii fly.
Twice and ihrice does mother go
To the farm- houKp door aB she heai'B Iho low
Of llir iowh aa they I rumple up the lane,
And the ring of llir cnw-bcllB clear and plain.
But presently come the laggard feel
Of Jennie and J«mie,   Oh 1 Hbjly et\ < et
Are the girl's blue •'!'.'« audio K'andB beforo "
The mother who mcelB her at the door.
" Where did yon go, my child 1"   "17   oh,
(nlj after the cowi*,you know.''
Theii whIBEi-rid Jauite, " Almtevevyou do,
Don't tell her that -I w ent after yon.'
^
PITH AN 1) POINT,
A sin-MSCM" —-The bachelor.
An oated aninial—The horse.
Tub painter's overcoat- -Varnish.
A sEii-i'isu man—The flsh-peddler.
Hioh-toned  people—Straw-hawkers,
Anv young man is made better by a
sister's love. The love of another fellow's sister may do.
What is the difference between rv hungry man and a glutton ?   One longs to
Students of Det^uincey who havo been j "—  .-,-     ., ;- ,     ,
delighted ami instructed by his brilliant! eftt> the othcr ertta tou lou8*
paper on "ine i-aiimpKesi;ot me muuuu i A SfSDAV-ut'imoi. child, being asked
Brain," would do well to rtad again that why (Sod made the Howitb of the field,
most suggestive csbiiv in connection with replied, " Please ma'am, I suppoBO for
speculations just advanced by Dr. C. patterns for artilieial flowers."
■\Villixwn Siemens, benring: upon physio- •' Whw is the meaning of a back-
logical research. The discovery of tho bitor?" asked a gentleman ataSunday-
microplionc and its two older sisters, the ! school examination. ThiB was a puzzler,
telephone and the phonograph, the doc- It went down the class until it came to a
tor thinkB, will probably be regarded ns ; simple urchin, who said: " Perhaps it is
one of the greatest achievement! of the i a flea."
present  century,   and the phenomena;    When two bovs of a family havo gono
presented by them may reveal the Be-   m switmniUR ftgU'VHt their mother's ex- -
or. ts of animate organization.   He pro-1 commaudR, the satisfaction of see-
feeds to trace an analogy between the ; ing the otlll,r fellow wa*ed ,18ually oper-
ael-ouof  the br.un in the exercise of | nt*8 B0 ns (0 B00lbt, tue piliua of the one
memory and of the phonograph in re-; tbat Kot it firBt#
prodneing the impressions it received. ■     . ,, ,-       L    i
---■■•••     '  ■   '"    cam, is this:'    -*■   tka™1"'-.   ftft<?r   reading  to  her
:-"(\
I    TnEjiu is a process of hatching shad ' protint'iDg ine iiu|u-i-f»tum> n. xrl,..v„.
eggs by  machinery,   in   operation nt; Briefly his statement of the case is this :'    a   tkapiii-.k,   —---    „.„*•„,.,,,
'HaVetle Grace, Md*., where over eight   The impresBions received through the i «Jol»™ tUo 8,to?„°LlS^ot \^l
million shad were hatched Inst year. The l senses are communicated to the corpus-, f*flV r!f        •    iR? °   i.V**   - i „m°
eggs to be hatched are placed in sheet- , cular bodies imbedded in the gray sub- ! ^ rellowT1;'.1,sed. -h*8 V?11^-^ SSSf
irou cylinders, with wire-nettingbottomB,' stance of the brain; these «.iiin«nilnr ;   L **>*;   Ilf gI,vin5rto othei1i whnt
-. •. v-i„   ..,..'. -i .-..„.„ _:5,...     r,M,A   ,--3:»_   .-„ ,.,!.:„,.   n',„ n„„m-n,.* „„rVilH i you don't want yourself.'
The j bodies,
seuBitive nerves '■
8i
Max laid his paw on her arm, closed I   .p*1'1. Maraquita mourned   in almost
" " • and locked as wise   2&,1 J^nCK,,S £ v        l    ■ f * i T*' 1 P&ln did
... 1: „ , Still did 1/ona Oatauna cherish bitter-' 'Ay.        ,
- - , .1  1.1 „nL   niieeii  iii
sight, and the voice
of Don Albert de
Mona, calling to his daughter to be ready ^
for a drive to the plaza, was heard as   i
he descended the stairs and knocked at
.etterriW - i toTaragdn left Madrkl; she did not
I will  remain
for a drive to the plaza, was heard, as ; I"-""*--• — .-
ided the stairs and knocked at i Pa?J d'stressed and annoyed them
the door.
"Xot tc-night, father,
Mr. Davis and Mr. Pykoaro both away | ££"£ --    wl{b rf      f opernt;0n8
now, and when they get back Messrs.       ^ compl,t0.
uuger ; Lowry undPilcher go.   Other missions i r„„„It nHtiw, „
Havin^r^180- ^   frt f^8«P«le»m.,?*> *i!ffl,a^.»ndwii8"linttll,oi,Uteratca
Having nr-!nK)8t a1Btnnt, pnrfc and lon8Wt afttwted ,   ith    fc j^vi       a ''instruments,
district send reports of  most horrible , ^    Binco b     «>prepttwd hnviugRiltoeu
6 ate of things.   Dead bodies dragged ,        Uel Wnd,.^ *.bi{.h mak[1 tUg olu.ra. ;
about by dogs; whole families lying un-; {iou j    {  fe, t
buried; entire villagea depopulated; «
mothers drooping exhausted by the road- A
side uunble to ever rise again; starving   tuuu «..«...—. _T-   _
,      -■•- ----- | children  in arms; rrfoplo almost dead   proof stoel, swinging on the axletreo of
Then as nature's anesthetic began to net, I watched bv huncrv doRs-humau flesh   tw0 ^K1'1 wheels, and containing four
  Ii nnhwer j K0ld for food; men afraid to leave tlieir 'loop-holes.   Its entire weight is  about - companions
to repented impiirk-B ss to r-R'n, he con  i uutm-s- loubi's ton* •1"*<*-* aad material ' liJ0 pounds.    Two front-rank mm, lay- ; eariee  those
'    I   in   the negative.    At i hM to'v food; clothing, bedding, every-" |"K ^nr hands upon the iislvtive, pnsl
" '.     I'or jhing taken to satisfy craving appetites. ■ ^ bp*or? n**'«- ttV'.ir, rttlr5ubl*,nB Plttc(,a
an hour or eo tietore neiuu m- answered   'i'|„, gr(.atcst ilistreas is in Shansi Prov-   ln a rack ltl V,10 Bll*elil.    I hen two renr-
,    Mnraouita had heard of the appoint-   0l>l?h5 ihtl 8*Bu.,nl of  biB ^ ™ wllidl ■ mee and soutliem partof Shantung.   In j fuk mt" f0,u°w closely, rifle in hand,
ment out she^ heardTo that hS-   ^i1,1*™  "Rwed upon, and by that rig- ; modifietl forras it e*nt„8 chili, the prov i 1'^K rrotected aswellas tliu fron -rank
ment, out sue neara juso inw atiam^   nnl hl. 1.l,pbtll qmakly aml mtelllgenayi , inc(i in wbich ^e ftre_   A {e^ j^       , mi.u, from direct fire.    \Nhen the   mm-
"Pifteen  minutes  before dissolution   I ; we feared wo should be quite in the   menco Bring   is sounded, the two front-
-    -       ■       I rmilr mpn take their ri ties from tho ruck,
gine. The engine and other machinery aro ' permanently receivsB tlut,- imprei •».„ ,
carried by n largo scow anchored iu tho j He thca asks whether the gray substance ', live!" said a Lowell maiden of about
stream; .Tho tish so hatched prcvo hardy, (of the umio be not like a Rtore-houBO, 3S. "You may be nshumed of yours,
and bear transportation well, even as far . containing the accumulated treasures of but I'm not of mine," replied a 19-year-
as California. our knowledge  nnd expcrieuce. to be ' old companion.   And it wasn't much, of
Poijt -winjj marks: Several surgeons, i called into use by the directing power of, a uobo that went up, either,
says* an English paper, have of late en-! the mind, iu turning on, as it were, one [    «A VA,.r05i -would bo tho best place
deavored to remove this disfigurement | phonographic barrel nft;-r another.   On : [or ft feHow to fnll into, wouldn't it Bill ?
from tho. human face, obliterating the * tins theory thero maybe given an ex- . ror tben   you kUJW   be wouldn't fall
mark without a scar.   In these cases tho j plunfttionof dreams, halluciuationa, etc.,   against anything."   "Yes, ho  would,
 '"*   *"       »J Btotoa.or;couditioD8 where tho control  though," stoutly answered  Bill;
of tho will is weakened and the imprints   woul^- <all against his inoliuation."
I of tho past in tho brain becomes con- -
|, fused and ontep into strange combination!;   That- the appearance of things
AtoffiutaiBi may find a permanftnt lodg«
*fifi -mogray" tnat^cvr'*ortuci)r*iin7itb*-*wfni
'.   ns sounds, htm lately been sliown by Dr. i rl„„;.,/r,,:,\V«.*
Willonghby   Smith.     He   substituted '"anbury Aru*.
*    'for carbon in the
"O
mark was, conti-ied to the riglii half of
tho.face, und -the treatment consisted
of Bcariticatfon, by means of parallel in-
I fiisiOis, tho entire. thickn§saof the $kin, Unscit
}"taade«to*;ft°frozcn,,|oalpel,;l4iMto licingi ^onk
ns Soon as theso were healed, a second
set of parallel incisions were made, ob
- ^ ■     •'        i? »:—   ^r  11
ho
' ub making touVs to^tributo funds.   fiJS/toto direction, of tho tot s^   ™JX?«hK
,r     t% „;,1 Jf.   Tlrbonm   both aWltV '    Ji    „..   ..„   «.,«!,   n   nr rii'H of oneratlOUS    ' rjhiuuu'i.    m.«i..i
T>vo wEAurni* wood-ootvers in Massa-
chuHetts have founded a homo for destitute membera of th^-craffc.   yftij riOn'L
ns ^ds7lS:8 Itt^lV beensliown by Df. \ ^an^f^Neu^ *~l*° C'6nlliieur&;'-
A MTTijEfiiri of t or T, years asked her   *
and unclosed hiB eyes,
us somo others might when expecting a ' *31'" "/" *"-—.- ,-        , ,,
tale of confidence from a young damBol;: n,'S8 toward her whom she could not
but Maraquita's playful mood had 1 aC(lmt °f eocinottj toward her innocent
passed, and she rose and paced the room and ^.fortunate .sou. Every one con-
with restlf-s stepi* I cernP<l m the affair was unhappy.   Don
By this time the sun had sunk out of i A"'l'rfc '^P5 ~:'p "cr? ^ise-raWe for,
■ -••        •  •'     —•-- ~r -n„„ Aihort ^„ i although Maraquita made no complaint,     ,     ■=
 ■- -~„t,.„i „,.   siantiy
aud the one next it also,
was no; two lingers, yes.
ranged this matter, he took rather mere
thau his habitual dose of opium, and
was soou comparatively quiet. 2 he
not rtturn. Fir twelve or
ours lie appeared much a«
usual; conversed with his fianily and
friends, and   was cheerful  and serene
Then as nati	
he became dull and heavy.
h\?:;i*r..™l\&£\ \ L llS!."..SiS™ !«■•.—%•««• >■«*: «•■•■. ••*» ',»"1 "","*"vou-•""'■ "•'"?.
Ttiitf*.   .
Italian Latliei*.
■ - .       . Thf ladies of both Borne and Naples
-sew linglish idea is a bullut-pvoof, dress with exquisite taste, in plain col-
desenbed: The shield is of bullet- j orn, iu full Ihiropean and American ens-
i.^ 1-   ■;umCi    in tb(, matter of li.mmtB, those
of Naples, in (he opinion of  my lady
xcel iu richness and elect Puns.   Tlie afternoon
| her
repl'>
pale thin face wns a perpetual re-   V'    "tVi--*-; i  i - ti
'•     and her refusal to go into com-   len6u* -« ««W«'rod less  remlxly.
?■■. an hour or  eo before death he anST
,nt-rauk men lay-, %™J»™ ,L^«« i tte"&.'rffii  mto-,/
iS^^nfiSa I Vqualto that^ tlie ('hapips ElyBt't. in ■ croaker I"   It cured h
As thky were about to quafl, ono ot
I am ilL   My head whe^terrMj— j ^^'"^hy'^uut one .evening a courier (*^^ bim>' rf)o you  fiuire r pain?'   He
pray  excuse me.
qtiittly until you and my
turn."
"Weil, tho afternoon hns been sultry,''said her father. "Lie down and
rest while we are absent. Shall I call
vour maid?"
"No, father," t-he replied, "I do not
need her—I shall he better alone."
Better alone ! Ah, Donna Maraquita,
thy poor father is deceived, but thou
canst not hide it to thyself that it is
only to sec the handsome pninter of Lo-
grono that thou sittest braiding thy
beautiful hair—only to watch him, aa
he comes down the street in the twilight, and as he looks up with eager
'main here';£""" .V'V '   —  V  t        tS j~, <    . .»~v..	
mother re-   »">«8" ^r, •* n°to. h9™, -DonD11- Of* I instantly made the  nee
hna, couched partly in bitter aud partly    '"'"■I"'"J ,L""" *'•■■   "Lt
-,    in humble terms, informing her that her ! rru81'*-S ih*.   toK^ftn.
—1   ' -       •    '       ,.   -i.r.i !„ ,i„    made no sign, but   fall
equal .,,	
the display of liulit s' toilet*., as well as
in the turnout of lint equipages. But
lit'le female beauty is, however, seen
either at Naples or Bume, except iu
very young (jrirls an 1 children. There
is no doubt that the lt.iliau ladies lose
the bloom and freshness of youth at a
after  marriage.   The
'Well, but, mamma,"she insisted, "if
he went up before I came down, we must
have met." *
He had been telling her about his
troubles, and how everything seemed
agiunBt him—rheumatism, the wicked
world, etc., when she broke out: "You
must lie very fond of dieting upon frogs,
Mr. Paine." "Press?" inquired he,
why frogH?" " Oh, because," replied
-'--- "you
im.
are such a
son, "whom her cruelty had nearly de-   ,, , „
stroyed," was lying dangerously ill, and \ *uo u "' _
that she must come and look upon the ; „. ,      „ ,,.    ,.,„.. -,- „
wreck she had made.   It closed with a telegraphic Icecntrimies.
frantic entreaty for her to come ! One of the chief eccentricities of the
immediately. * She showed it to her ! telegrapln.' wire is frequently to rci'i'fo
*'     ■ —-•-■■ «.» .,i„„,i_ i to do itr- duty altogether, aud, pile on the
immeuiateiy.    oiin   *»"'"•"   ;- *-. -*■- ; to ,lo ita ,
Sooktnth 'she^Wu?0!1^ ! battery po^r'os yon may, probably;«*
in which we are,
ared we should be quite in me   —---        -,    ,,   .
, ,      midst of it,  as a winter of almost no t ™»k men take their
gahve  signal b*, j snow aml a spriug of n0 min tbnfi fflr    and, in the old kneeling position, lire
After this he i threatened destruction to spring crops— . through two loop-holes in tho middle of very early age
pt p 'acefully lu tbo ouiy bo,n, 0[ the people for "this |tlie shield. The reiu-rauk men lire young Italian girls who come in from
year. (Of comw we with mor.ev could through tlie upper loop-holes, and the the oouutry in their picturesnue cos-
provide ourselves from foreign stores, V,'(TUole tw0 ules bei"S in the .position of' tunics arc, many of them, quite hand-
But liM Friday and Saturdav very double-rank firing with " front-rank some, but their mothers, by whom they
heavy rniu fell, and now it must be. that! kneeling." are   usually   accompanied     look      ''
the "prospect is  better.   My   Chinese! ;. nough to be thtur grandmothers.
teacher makes the wise remark that'if lustinet in liinK 	
-?-i.i.i.. !     No subject connected with the history
the party buddenly cAlled out to another:
" Hello, Dougherty ! You drinking
whisky?   Sure, it   wns only yesterday
tay toller.1
yc   to wid  me   ye   uns   a
-  said Mr. Dougherty, evidently
-Well," =. „ ,
somewhat diHConcerted, "ye're right,
Misther Daly. It's quite right ye aro.
I am a tajtotler, it's true; but I—I—I'm
not a bigoted wnn !"
"Wu.vr man has done man can do,"
old   rends nice and is full of cncourngcmeul;
This : but there are some things that no man
will do.      XI"   "*■"» Hint.
■ow aught upon either ;'.'"Tr"**'"'V""." i'i"    .V'i        c     ■
tiioi ^oni l f.r-.mn„T,B-,f.. . "nd fogs and wmtry weather the loss of   give.. .-. ....    -.-,—.  .
tuap coi-uti compinB.iie , current at tbp  M,pport}nf, po|,,H ;.. M> \ -i'j„.  jmla'R   rt!lli name waB John Haru
from his wealth umu n/mu ^...jn «^...^. . .
^m him tttff jTb.-.gto'Sf ! -S^^tUl^Stea'rUfflr;^ j ^aw^he^tormedOixoughout En-
5i^w^np„l-H 9 gPn,fin be l,!', | w sometimes experienced in keeping up ! gland nnaer the high-sounding profes-
,St of wl\t AWm,ta tut' «L'mmumcation wit!, distant centers', i sronal iitk of Monsieur Gouffe. ■-•He
tlTo tStf^t^rpro^SpS i Bpa™ are the banc of the telegi-aph; \ was an athlete, and amoa^other^ feats Jt
grandees, and allow her to   marry fc they choke up tho mips of the mrolators - -^t.**
nnirrter? Yet wervthine here betokened h"1*1 U*H1' w,'l,s and n<*stfl, and      foggy      v^-^ _   —
^ and thiISSs^xetoeS-al.   7^«.»^«^m conductors rather ; ance  he relied    for  security   on  the
most, indeed, to fastidiousness. jth™ ™«nlators.
He did speak that word.   His daugh-      T1,<? tendency of toe notion c
ter uttered a glad shriek.    Donna Cata-   m"pl"l"'«   electricity   during
-»..".,,_    , L , : storms, on the telegraph
moment's later they were on the road a vestige of current reaeln s the distant
with a pair of horses that seemed almost, < no. Before the transfer of the teie-
to fly. grnphs to die (tovernmi ut.it was no nn-
The  mute appeal of    that   BorrowJ common thing lor the companies occu-
strickeu face that lay upon the pillow ; I'?1"*1 l,u' r0iu R nu'* 'Ti1h '.'- h,(lvf Hnlt
rln'u',"^ the'hutiee  to Ihrow a moss 1 almost    unmanned   Don   Albert.    He i J ,-"7'*'" "If ltu's:[H'automatic clerks be-
glnnee at the lattice, to'throw a moss daughter and i twt'on L,'"'1<m !Ul11  the North, in order
rosebud at  his   feet.   Thou   knoweBt,   mnijuu uie agony oi uw "ungf"' h "n,u   trt tret their traffic tbrounh     Praetietdlv
inn tl„,f nf thnf  tyitnn  im will -ppntiirA   tlle  proud, stately grief of Fefnaiulezs <. ' b1,1 *'*•'»'nuni-suroufjii,    xra-uciiJO,
too, that at that token 5e.7/i-r     I beautiful mother and he asked himself !-" fmr w-'ntlier, there is uo limit to Unto enter thy presence, and that his hps   PX ' onId beat' ""     ' -1 ■"'»»■«' tlie current will travel; but in
will greet thee as the One dearest to his ' u ue coulu- ot8tl
heart.    Not  with words will   bo   that
greeting, but with another language, always understood—the language of kisses.
No, not with words—for the painter,
Navarette, is both deaf and dumb 1   But
there is no need of  words for lovers.
And so it was with these two lovers;
they met and  parted, with   only  the
soul's   telegraphic    signals,  and   they
needed no echo from the lips.
Donna Maraquita had been invited by
a friend, somo months before, to visit
the. studio of Juan Fernandes Ximeues
Navarette, to see. a beautiful painting of
the Virgin which he had recently executed. This young painter, who was
called El Mudo, from his misfortune,
was rapidly gaining fame, and this very
• painting was tho great stepping-stone
to public favor. The excitable Spaniards warmed with enthusiasm at the
beauty of the head, which wai said to
havo been copied from that of the artist's
mother. Donna Catalinn Ximenes.
Among tho many who visited the studio were Don Albeit and liis daughter.
Tho beauty of tho painting, the filial,
admiring reverence of tho artist in taking his mother's head as a model, the
" silent world " in whioh he lived, all
wrought upon the susceptible imagination of the young girl, and from thenceforward El Mudo was associated in nil
her dreams.
On his part the painter had Been a
vision of beauty such as he thought he
had never before beheld; and yet it must
have< been only the sympathetic and
cordial manner of Donna Maraquita that
induced the thought—for, although ahe
was indeed noble-looking, aud with a
grace blended with dignity, yet so were
many others.
Again and again she came, sometimes
accompanied by her father, but oftoner
alone; And at last tho painter was delighted to find that sho could converse
freely with hi^**. in the deaf-and-dumb
thev ha.) railroads many lives might be
hav.il.'   Want of  rain'had  been the
chief cause of famine.   Oi course th..
district is larger than in the Un
This is the third year. ,„„,.„.,....
i toTiike cave of themselves, and do
hi- : need a mother to watch over them; nth-
ere, on I'i: contrary, are. perfect y help
Hanging for Amusement.
Tiro remarkable uxaffipu-s are on :
ord of perBons who allowed theny** lVes i
to be hung for the entertainment of an j
audience.    An account of one Of them is
en iu the  lancet of„,April 17-,^8i7.
the ! of birds furnishes more interesting niii-
nrse th..'' terial for study than  that of iustinct.
rstyear. j Young birds of different species show !
j tbat they hnve very ilill'erwit degrees of .
instinctive knowledge.    Some are able
* i i.. ).,*,,» «mi ,,r fiwmHelves. and do not I
to be a restlcFB boy iu tho nt xt pew forward, with a cold' in his head mid n
chrome sniilllc—Cui-.-innuli Breakfast
 ,    a statement of Ihe ex-!
ports and imports for eleven montliB of ] " Luvspkii," suid Mre. SpilUins, the
the liseal vear ending with May. The > other morning, ph the former was pre-
excess of exports over imports for this 'j raruiK to leave  the hoiiRe, " when com-
Imports mill Exports. j
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
haH completed '        " -  '•
lina pressed his hand to her heart and
wept happy tears, and the mute sufferer
himself was not slow to comprehend the
general happiness. They were soon
united, never more to be separated until
death.
No cloud ever came over that perfect
and enduring love. The noble Spanish
wifo devoted her time, her talents, and
her affections, wholly to him she loved.
was customary with him to exliibit.the:
1 process of" hanging. In this perform-
; auce
:he at-! throat.    Ho had   a  rope «»« j -^ ^^~ -. opm .^        fll wb
irnder j knot which could not slip, and passecM ?f     .gVp olVUmt return to the nest,
is generally to! both ends^the   ^^eto^on^ ^ pl   k1 ^ llis
less, and need I 'itching beforo they cau
do   anything   for   themselves,   except
breathe and  swallow what is ppL into I l,il'V"" .'''.".t.V"-;;- ,',,,,.,    «■        , ,
their months. The young ehieken.a'BUort  P«L0,,,1,-*- ^•,'~Y,?    ■ esP0"te^
time after it leaved.the egg, knows how 1^".     ''mm' nml   UlP, ""^f*8 *'1
to tako care of itself nearly as well as ! w0'/,(,,'v   'Ihe excess of exports ove-
luck uo food  I mout"'< "' the preceding year was gl.i.i,- ;
1 * - •■ «x      --' ; .S77,77'.l,   showing   a   gain   in   balance j
S of trade in favor of the  United St.iteB ;
•arof $liK),ii."i0,:!4:j.    The same i
does On? year-old bird.
(.its mother, use its eyci«, x
and answer the call of the old hen; and
it  does   all  this  without  instruction.
.iu-c  .ii; t>,.v„    ._.   _..      „ How different in all theso respects from
trength of the ninsoles of the neck and i the young barn-swallow I   Thisis blind,
hroat.   Ho had  a rope with a fixed   and unable to run, or even.t-tmd, know
both ends of  the  loop up
c-ii'    The  whole   act was so adroitly
managed that he prevented.any pressure
demagnetise the inRtnnueuts, thereby
causing the needles to move in a contrary direction; or, in the case of  a Morse i of
instrument, to cause, the paper slip to j veins, ..... 	
record dots only instead of the proper : ef 150 pounds in addition to that of his
code of dots and dashes.    It also some-. own body.
Spilkins.      » „.... .,	
"The answer in: Because yon are n fhe-
.S77,77'.i,   snowing   a   fl.m  i^   .,     praiser," " Knew it•■iilHhi''time1"rtinck-
'    * *  "      "-;'-i ui-tno ■ led Leituder, as he  i-hunmed the door
for this year of $11H),(-.iii,;h.i.    xuv w.m^ : and whistled for a passing streil-car.
statement shows the amount of gold and \ t«-*« t-v'uinR-i» w.« biamiiLK h} a i.oml,
silver coin exported from   the United*   up «:w hBt'uinn to u.itra.ii!an'6carotiF.r»;
Hie   e  mo mx-wwl in l,.,-o„ ! t>l'*iT-sltiulftl was the lirmatwul brjoml,
tin   f, me pt'iiott to have     Us.htr „„,,,, r tl.„ ...iuj,:,.^ ,n 0f his trouncrB.
'    *      I'rrrh'Cd qitlt-t rn tl.o li;or«iu waE a boy,
lie %vitB i»:a>in« wilh a si.ri-imen of granlto,
, (Viuiintluif of ih« iiiiniit'.ly --f .1 >y
excess Ot (X- I     n wnna a\w lmu f.T io ifiumt—no he span it.
.       •'•"*-•> .•'trURcaliuna of ih.'water,
States during
been §lU),230,liiJ7, while the imports of
specie have for the. samo period been
?2S,329,830,   Bhowiug an
t;
open
times causes the total or partial destruction of the apparatus, and, as a consequence,  spares  the employes present.
J Lightning,   in  its eagerness to  get
to
Ou tliree'separftte occasions HarnBhaw
misixutnngefl.tho rope, and becanio un-
coufcions, being luckily rescued each
.  , ..,.,-   — o c,  — time.   Dr. Chowno, who writes the no-
and almost ceased to regret that she   eultlv hns been known to blow the tele-1 count; sovs very truly:   "It cannot be
could not hear the voice when the eyes   grapb r,pparatus to pieces, fusing the 1 doubted that,   as far as sensation and
were so eloquent. wires that form tho electro-magnets and t consciousness ara concomed, Harnshnw
Still did his mother s beautiful and  cbarri„g  the wood-work.    Where  the j passed through the whole ordealo£ dy-
noble face look out from his canvas but   earth connection of the wire has been  ing,      ' "   H '     ■ '""■1 *^ **•*-
Maraquita's, never.   It was in his heart   mftuP ^ a meta* gaa-pipe, an occurrence ! main
too deeply to bring it to the gaze of the   of lb;s description has. been found to   .......
„      „, „,,,!   mejj_ ^ pj^o to(j ^ the gns; whilb'dn | oht fur,iiier consciousness,
more than one such ocension the flame of
tho gas has in i!n turn melted a contiguous water-pipe, and thus saved tho poo-! as cordmon
world. He kept it there, Bhrined and
holy, within the bosom's innermost
depthB. It was that mute, unexpressed
love, that needs not speech to declare it
—the love, of the dumb painter of
Logroiio.
A IiMioe colony of Germans has settled in Tyler county, Texas, where
thoy aro putting in a farm of 90,000
acres under one fenco. The residences
of the colonist*! aro built together in a
town plat as in Germany. They have
with them doctors, mcrohnnta, blacksmiths, et3., and aro perfectly independent.
StiAVBof tho still,—Servant in a deaf
and dumb asylum.
and, had ho been permitted to ro
-pipe, an occurrence , umui hanging   ™&  "f^ll,?™^*
of this description hL" been found to | wuld^vo SasWdout^existence ,nth-
the rope on tho windpipe or jugular j how to use ils wings,  „
, nud could even sustain a weight i does its legs, it does not learn this until
•. tl-... i„ n._, „r 1-!o | ^t js wgjj groWD) BXUi bad several lessons
in flying; and, oven then, it flics badly,
and improves only after long practice.
After it has learned to fly, it is still very
helpless nml baby-like, and very different from the active, bright-eyed, independent littlo chick of the barn-yard—
nnd of all the Rasores,  or scratching
birds, such as the hen, the quail, tho
partridt'e, the pheasant and the turkey.
The scratching birds are not the only
Ones which cau tako care of themselves
at an early age.   This is truo of the run-
niug birdi, suoh as the ostrich ; and the
same ia tho case with many of the w.id-
birds, such as tho woodcock ; and,
bill.   Far from knowing by instinct 1 t*s,'1i0'ii'1*'""'  :* **•* ,-~ „ -   , „ .
• ii.„ S„,,„„ „i„pir | ports of precious metals of $1,901,067
7     Thou- *
, as the young chick
This  is the largest balance iii favor of
American trade exhibited for many years.
'Inn on the troiiKeix.
another quarte
iifBcs 1 they were roiia-
Wllh a sort of orj'M" __
Anil an urchin pl-Jr/iUng fur another qtmrWr—
pie from
from total	
that those earth connection a which aro
attached lo water and gas mains are considered   thtv   most   K$\\n,)\<t,.~~]'!nglin}i
paper.   '_     [ '1.1....	
Kiissifi's Hcsourccs.
Tho Novoe Vrcmya, in an article on
tho financial resources of Bussia, asserts
that, though thoy have beon greatly
strained by the expenses of tho Into War,
thoy aro still sufficient to bear the coBt
of "an energetic loreign policy." An
important test of tho prosperity of Uio
NOw, this man stated, not with par- .
ticular reference to either accident, but ing ™l,1& ™;£mmfa¥ birds, there are
to all, that ' ho could hardly among tho b „m      s      ^^ lhm.
„(■•,•„,* Mint, haanened to mm Sevei.ii inuuoiui.. ' _.__ .,.„ „,,„,,
Two
model
must
be silent
can ne
knowledgo  	
taught, unless we look out for inetrue
tion, unless we fix our mindB. He whe
is always talking abov.t listening to
what others say; he who is always asking questions without waiting lor an answer; he who allows his mind to wander
from One thing to another; he who thinks Co\"p\'ei for " two.'1
he ii wiEer than his teachers, and more   Mint.'
— -'-...i.n„l,n,-lnm   Donate and donation.
Bryant's  Iuoex  Bxpurgatorions.
Here is the list of words the use of
pipe, uuu. iuuh »u.Yi:u   mo ijvu-    >~ —-~i- -,~-i , ,,„,,„„_,.„-] t_ !.;„.    anverai II1UOS Ull^       ,       ,    ,,
Jvelry sedonfe dnmagej-if not  ^lleat aiyto^
destruction.   It may be added  in tho rope;" that     hfl lost his> senses      ^ ^ fetlini|iDg ^ al?y need oMn-
l'eint;
I)0R1!>..
Hipping,
In,!.''
"Sa'anee,
for
n.lUtleil.
tlouircrnce.l,
gun.'*
" captur.
1 retca'.nfl-
for   '-te-
wanted to loosen himself, Irak never
thought of hishancls.". Amino added:
•'You cannot move your arma or legB to
diough tho .....v „  .
way to rest-ruin them aud to call theni
        __ back.
savo yourself; you" cannot raise your There are many ways in which Bomo <r-
aims; you cannot think,"   Ho did not of our young birdB show their really wool this year v
see BOArks or light, httfe had in his ears wonderful instincts, but thero ia noth- Eastern purchas.
Popular Science Monthly for July,
clever thau his companions; he who does
not look up to what is above himself,
whether old or young, is not learning as
J< hub Christ learned, We must also t P.
good t'.skeiri of tiuertious, Dean Stun-
ley,
about
The Navajo Indiana have
300,000 head of sheep, whioh are grazing in the eastern portion of Yavapai
county, Arizona, Their revenue from
wool this year will bo no small item,
icrs aro in the Navajo
i»g. more curious in this respect than  country negotiating tat tho pu'C-haso of
£5 habits of tho little chickens, whioh I theix fleeces,
n»U'loje.
•■K'ti."
Indoree, for approve.
ileule.foi'Keut'.croeu.
Jnaiigiiratf tl, for bcrjmi.
In onr ruitlBt.
Ignore.
.Jroparillre.
.Tttvenile, for''boy.(
Jubilant,for n'oigl'iK-
r,aay,for"wlfo.
LmikUij*.
Loan«rloanca,for "lend";
or "lent" '
MSnralile,   for   "m a!
measure." '
\ Ovation. I
Popleffi.
Portion, for '
1'H.H'ale.
I'rciitrc-pfii'K.      , ,
I'jniB.for • rt:i:»l<vnn
>Jnite, preftxeiltn "«.*o.l,
anr.HzMl.'for^oWalnt'.V.''
hi liable, f'!r ' Irllft-
■   vrortby." , „
Iftettildiate, for "reject,
"   t.r" disown.'
iHeltre, for " withdraw."
:Role, for "part."
;n->w,iiw.
lK>if;be.
i^ec-nh. ,.
.listen, for " 5aya.'
l'al on,        . .
rrani>pire, fur "oco-ir.
To ilro8rtf'!-
Tap:F.
. .tlltnted.
The df ceased.
Vicinity, for "nelgUiw
hood."
Wall atrtet elailR genti
ally: " HtnHi was
Uirg, abort, A*', cotni
tigUti" e'.o. •■    ~
titan
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