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VOL. VIL--NO.: L4J
North Carolina Gazette.
j . II . i v n o u e r ,
XrJlf Oi SVBHCRirilOKt
One yer (in ulvnce)..;..
Hit months ' '. 1....
Ibre
.1 3 CO
. 100
50
' HATES OF ADVERTISING:
On sqn trc (9 liiitsnU.l nuopareil) oac (nst-rtlon $ 1 00
" " " " " two 1 BO
" " , " " one Tiioutll 2 50
' . " " " 44 i tinea 5 00
' " I " ' Mx oa
' ' 41 ' . twelve isoo
Loi;r i(4rrtisniriitx rUr?e1 in proportion Jo the
.ift tjitox. Sii-Hal nuttves v!5 per tent, wore tliau
rinUi-Itui tlmiinentn.
Hcme Circle.
c:
i'.?.;;y
'" JJrjfJc'n."-
"Wltlro is Lilian, I wondrrr F.ii l Mrs.-
h; ih i la v, rcfrrriu to her l;m!i-
tiT. fit
ie wejufd to iio Mx-akin to licr
.little 6nn Aftor, w'iio tt'liavei exactly as
i flic (lid nut hoar liH motl.HrV "qRsti.n,
ii ri lie v:isi only t wo year I I aii'l h,i I nt
leanu-tl to mulcrstuiiti anyloiyV remarks
Imt liis ow.n; uulesx, to le sup', je-ple
just iiM'iiti'Uie.l trairktMS; .Vstor'a f-i t !
foo.l; till'l tlu'Jl Vint siioiilil have p; eu la w
polite ii n 1 utteiitivo Ik ,licc':tin ! i Tf
Mrs. GliiirU'igh wisely; U. not v;it f a
nn answer, hut went to the win. lit w and
Ioo!u'l nit; aiul, iiuiee'l, lh--re wrif Li'idu
fjou' awiiy frotu tlie house as fast as. h r
feet eoiild euriy hi r. J -
. "SIm-'h ifoinj; to Mrs. 1) intmnV, I !
flare, uml ju.-st lnc.iuia tliusi.icr-stoiui is
foiuiuir up! Tint ehiU tines' chcii.-h tin
ohl Woman woirieiftiily," nai 1 her u uhci .
( Ves, ruiuhle, r ruin'i.liv soi:u h'l t!ie
tluuuler of u J uly lay, u it came ahui.
the larkeuiui heavens;' ami on Liii -m
' fpt'tl, nuxioiiti t ri'uc'.i a certain sui.ill c'i
ta'e a tjii ti lt r of a mile's uir-iunce in front
of her. Ui.iu w as so iuV;;i I of tljimdi-r-ftorins
that she h;il ouw tnWe'i lier- M
frieinl, Mrs. 13 iMiu -in, if sli;' -was liu!
nfrai't'of them aJs; au-l -.h, too,, h i n l
iniltetl ttiat she ii I liu.l it I iVe 'iue when
atinu wus In'tju;,' aho-.a tlm" tiuv walU
of her h uiie.
It tuTuis," if lie lia'l sui;!,-' raising Ii.t
hamis tow ur I i!i;? rt.f, "as if ' this .here
lioiise was ''oiii.' to U ' .cuTi'le.'I utf, like
thuuirh, it war iiothiu' ''tiut a crmlle- in li
11 .;!" i4.i Liliiii h.iJ (iec'i le.l i;j lieT own
liiili-t thai i.';tiua ii-, sliojil.l uever
ttuy alotif in i " n ttie (Uiiiiij ti:iy tnore
teuij'esis if h ei-u'd l; !; i.
Well,. it you !uY U.e uf-ur'ft ii ;!;
pitl!"Mii'l ti.ejo', i ij.ly, itlj her' C'ii.-!-iii.
i-ie-, wLii !r.- Rtis-. eit-i L"ii.iRs
kllOl'k at t!)C lottajre iltNir, hvA fci threw
open aul ushereil her in i t ii r. Lenny
l.i.'S. "I ws j-jst wo:ti-riit;-r if youi he
coining w hen 1 hemti tie st-uii luewini;
. i:t: tliiul.s J, tit , uh a , Lilian CLur
li ih :u.l nurLe:hin lt ul littiHr l
liavfi .ne hear this wliis'liu'' KU1 toiitJ
liiul rninhlio' i:.i hanin all hy ii-e!l!
Sit tlown, hi!-l, hioI le wthoiay to yu.i!''
As for Lili:iu, she hs'l hen hol uii'i
&haw ) olf 'alrea ly iu the. most' luji:jesc-ijiie
way, "lis uuy ii t: irirl u.i.;Lt Lae .who
knows wLy !le ioe tiiius. '1M bevn
meaning to eome thee two (lays," tahl
Lilian, 'a:j'l iij tLe.ntoryi. nud I Lave
Iiapix'tat! thififat r-.Oiie. (itue." Bhe
Paul netU ' uti-iat !u.v
i.,.vv ;,i l-io
well
laniiK
lo rtifjtf w u -u
Ur tU'ja
. 4
lirlitni.ric .U.J. '
v,,l)io you w-w?;at t: Li'ar" vje fsj!al:i
the lii tle cioiue ujovet"' at!iet! ' Mrs. lJos.t-
man, niiliitg Ui;.iJ.iy uwr the r'ooliiu hbe
was knittinir. 1
i "Yi
know
in Uet',
i l Lilka. "I dmi't
anyone w lio c.:i
ii
Stau.l it so w ell as you-iio; uu. I v-.e
.h-etfH
liiul it so henntii'tn! 1 1
Ohl Mrs. B .ftJ..:i went U ii.jelf, aa.l
took her irrcat li'.'lilrt .fi't.u it, au.l ut!hr
on hr sjKH-'ai-Jt-s sh sat down hy lls-
txiinlovv in I'.er.ol.!-fas!.io:ie..l iliaiv ti rea l.
She Inn! lilt .ojn'iie.l llie sieve i - look
when a i-harp cU;i t f tLand-r s un-lf f
very near, precetied ty in fi.ie-'.i f iich;
fiiiiir, which spafkKvl in the room' like sua
ihiup. "Oh, tler.r tije," cr'etl Li'LiO to : Ler
frieinl, "I ran t hear to have you ' keep
those speet::e!es on . your nose, for tLey
, IV liuial uttlalts the elcetjii-itV; au-l vou
i .iirht jjet a twinge, Mis. lotiuan."
True, true," repliei'l hlie; "tin you use
vour fresh vonti; eves, that thut, neeil
iy.il il anywhere amar them, anl I'll knit
while vou re.nl and I'Xplain jis von r
ftlolii;. I woult! select tj:e Sermon .on the
Miiint,ifl w ere, yon, this time." ' ' j
'Ves,' said Lilian taking the Uilde;
nml then aih'til nervously, "hut -!e;;sc
d..ui knit until the Tihtniu: is passed.
You miht rct a jtw iitiTi in your fln-rs
;rou the s!ed neelU-s th: t yonM never for
for I guess electricity in the wrong'
hue is rT tVse than rheumatism."
'I espex'"rt you're right," r.dmitteu1
Lilian's ohl friend aain, Mini olieiientlv j
rossetl her hands in her hip. "Bjit before
on ict nut to read, Lilian I have gome-
Jing I'd want to s iv to yen,' she con-
inmd. 4'lon love , 1 1 1 e ' lihlef, hut
VOU
-an l know vet how nmcii cot i
fort ami
iielii it can he tn one who wouh
Lave no
snppoittr hrtt for its suhliine words. Bless
ss-
cd he that vcrv Bible vou hold, Lilian,
lor upon it 1 never wept tears of despair
lnt that I Knen wept tears of gratitude.
Ami, my dear child, i b-becanse yu have
liven the best friend to me in tlicp few
last vcuia that I ,-hcv had, ami liecausc
we have .found sn much happiness in read
in?: this Bible together. 1 waut vou to uu
deist and that 1 shall will it lo vou when
I flic." . .
. "Oh, Mrs. Boatman,'' said Lilian in a
low voice, thank you with all toy heart.
But yon frighten iue y shaking of dy-
t, f
L"r J feel as if yoa niust live as long as
I do. -- ' ..- " ..j : ; , . n .-.
,.0b',y.0'1 fnV'?n me if von sav
ach a thing, Lilian,- it is impossible! ex
claimed the ofd lady. A lirefilled the
room again, and a terrible -peaL of thun
der drowiJed her words, while tke rain be
gan to ponr apon the roof of her dwelling
as if it wouht tli.d; it uke easy to come
through the shingles, falling upon the
floor and wetting, the &lread, hurtled
heads of Mrs. B atman and Lilfan.
"I think 1 had better trv to read a lit
He," the girl suggested now, uj a hushed
way, 4or I think Jthe storra is.verv wild."
"ii.ea.1 out, read--01
Boatman hneh!r!g her chaii
from the window-.!'; ;
out, read 04 repliel Mrs.
"a, bit away
' Bo Lilian began to read life EVrn:o!i
on
iue Mount, and evtrv i.
s
plauatton
...... ... uiji vo yu:;r KtlUS
before men, to be teen (of:-theia; ot herw ise
ye have no rewnr f of yo'ir" Father which
ts iu Ilea ven," read she.
H
r- does not
Mrs. Boatman
chimed iu; "otherwise ye will have no re
ward of your Father .vThkdris in Heaven
K-r l thiiiti Ciii it means I that the reward
1-r doing a-kind -act coms ,jHt -a hen we
are a-doi;ig it; and if we re proud et.o ii,
to tell oi tu(. kiad act
ose t lie rew .if !,
i'ie.-vt'd feel!:' r
wtiieii is a. kind
o;
in tLi heart.
A hi;:
s-ie went. U, i;lt!e
iroyi h;f.s u Iveu uiy -lot to do f.'ir oth.T.
either seertitiy or jone:j!y. I ' have'-.I.t en
ailiil and poor. ., 'be sure, ;;:v brothe.f
tjjii4t'aliu liK'i Siini?
au-i he died undr
);:oi:ey w ucfi ui f;i!,
tiiiS v tv r-M.
Hut
you could never
"s W i t tu
J f)to toe
al.i.ut it, Lilian., fv.
ft Me to me,-'.U-.U;,r,
l?l - ftooicv- .f ii. iue
Sfl.
'i ve
hid
wi:ere you ii never idu-i
nu5il i:r s i r'st
need; but at. the -riht hour for a itrir.g'of
iliui, unmey Fve hi i, i: will ..m,i lijti',
-M-iiy, j ist as the ri'!tt s.-iiii '...' f r hdp
log'atiy one iu trviS.!e Si'tn! :i stnrt riht
ovt of the jikes ofjtho Bicdc.' Bo 1 iisve
h.iv ' .. !. . !.:. i i - ...
'"Hi H'-l-'f. Mini, X FiiVl it-.i.-.-e to iti'Cl it
i-1 1 . 1 . 1 . .a- . - . .L . .. . -v r -.it
.i ma iiii.r iiiiosiey oi UiMie Will lv
m-st needed"
u.
n'w stringf," hvhispcred Uhi". "Iu'
i
l-tr,e mv h'
.wan rtjfiit' tr h;d.
't.-o
vou fj For 1 ihiiikjit souii is iikeiwisdon.,-
to say tloit when tije-'money is most need-i
ett it will be toun-it
"I feel qnjfe sur;j- he .'Wis
g0 i,' SH. S
-li. b;;ii lij-i n, wtr-isiiT a.vr.v
oe te;VS,
a:id then iretijog t- put at tick
UU J tiie stove to M. ;-p t ile
the storui ',vai only getting 'wnkso and
nre n
it-, as
woive.- J ,,-t as thrt .ier o'.d lady -held the
irou.J.5,::stK of (he cover-lifter tn'lu-r Un
M-ndy1.ii.it!f a jixxir an4 a "-wl -t-f;I
to c-onie : right ojit-of tiie heuk id' the
s'orm, so bright btui loud that ihiui-t,
the tucfe shock of sijd.t. tnd s i:;i:d nUuei
were what mde Mrs. HoatiUHU fa. IS to the.
riir unciUisious, - while Lilian th
itistaut sprang fron' Ler chair v.k!
J saiui
ii a cr
f lirsuiav.
"Do speak to mM. Do ronse vnurself !'
s!ie ti Heo in toe
ftitterl v as she hel
dd lady's -ear, -weepii
ii the limj. ha.id' in hers.4
But Mrs. BoatmaU
had evhiei.tlv swoon-
e '; and thonyfli Lilian sprinkled water on
Ler face and bathed her Hps itTwa; of no
use. Feeling certain that ,:roug4r resto
ratives were necessary, she left tiie pro
trik: form aud.raii home at her best speed.
But, alas! no ine, " iH) chnttng,. ever
brought old Mrs! Boatman; biiek to the'
lile siie hud been jso radv to rive up mid
of which great shock vn:ld so tasilv
have deprived her. The little cottage
becitMo ehsfd dndemptA-, nnd Liii.ur
could only sit on fhe--door--tiie and the i
tears for the lo4 of its inhabitant. She
often ivad iu .her old frieu Ts Bible, w !.: !i
lulv catue'to !
i'T,
el
, hieh the" loved
,uurt thia any of
the Uiidcb she bad ever
R'Cll,
One
H v, Uoti verv l ?:i
fifter
Mr?.
Borit:::;U!s death, Lilian's father came' home
w i; h., a'e.Sosj.ieil '.. f.-tee, and tdd his wife
that Styles, the V:!!!'- slioeuinker, ha-. s;
i:.jared his liMtid v.lsile tdiopoinir wod
at he could not hooe 'Ui do ;iuv work
f r sMiic I'.iOuths, and would perimps never
recover the usf of jf. Starv.-jtion was at
great I'ist.-iiiCi? from his yoanjj fatuit v
if the Litter were the case. And Low
could the-village! farmers ais'd -r.ieeh:i:.ies
give much from .('heir scanty supplies to
ward raising a fu'd to bellp.'Stylcs-tbrooli
1 .' ... -
.W hen Lilian went np stairs to b?d s
"pondered a lotiir time ovtfr her old. Bib
and ihougjht thatJ sheTiight lie pcrn;i:te.i
to know Of some way to h lp th- Khoe
maker, i since she 'sympathized with in's
ilislress as much! as any one else. She
wished she k,new where Mrs. Boatman's
biotlher II pliraitii had hid that money of
bi; ! and she . beg:i:i to look over the iiv
ieaves of the Sacred book to see if he h.td
written upon them seme direction for
Ru ling the honrdi All or.ee it occur
red tivher that (the heavy -leather covers
of the Bible, which were pasted over in
side with white paper, felt rather soft
there, as if they were padded. Lilian's
curiosity led her; to slit the liniiir-paper"
of one, of the sidesj and as she held it up
with her finger she started from head to
foot; the Bible cover Lad been stripped of
some of its inner leather. and now held a
bed of bank-notes! She drew them out,
one after aimther, with shakinjfcfingers,
and her eyes shone with joyous gratitude.
Five fifty dollar tiank-bi lis were there !
She examined the other cover and to Ler
astonished eyesjwere revealed live more
bills of the Fame value as the first.
; She did not think of sleeping, nor of
sitting down to. wonder at her fortune; nor
did she go right to her father and mother.
Her mind was 'jraade up that Styles, the
ijinfortVinate-shoemaker, should have Eph
raim's gift, left j for the most needy, and
she did riot care to tell even Ler parents
. .... 1 , - V
wahalw.aii.di-uted to listen to w ex- Ujhh the white windoa-d, i.. u ...,
Published by I. H ltyrover, Ho,: G, i
that ehe waa aWt to ;do what she felt
snre ; they would approve. She took a
piece of common brown paper and folded
op the bills iniiy: Afteriuaking a neat
package, over wLich she eiuiled as
she folded it, site took pen and ink and
wrote on the outsrde in -her chihl's hand:
"T:is money has been found for tho' nse
of John Styles, through tLe Guineas of
Crod, and; , given secretly. 'Take heed
that you do not your alius before '''wen, - to
ho seen of them, otberwiseye have no
reward of your Father which is in
heaven." .' .' ' . -. ' - - -
-r- She Jmt on her poke-tKr-.nt and her
lark summer: liight toward tho ehoe-
the shadow of poor Stvles. w h w-:i w:n-
denng &ho;rt his! riiiu,iliven almost fran
tic wish the question v IKit was to W-
come of Lis helph'ss chihlrcu. Lilian
laid the package of money upon the door-
sill as if it ha i. l.t'eii a May basket in
stead of it sjo iH fortune; " and then she
knocked and'llew away us fleet-as a bird.
No one, she tiio.itglit, wtmhl ever kiiow
how the uioin y h:.d , iicen wiit. ''Hut the
next Sunday wheir Ll!i ui went to church
and tat s0 quivtly a-nd Mdf-f.i etfoli v in
tfse pew, as was her wont, vou can im-igiue
how s-t.-iiitt-d she was at tlse etid of the
sfj-yievs when jhe' old minister aMresse-i
a few woi;!s to the whtde cfi'Tcation to
,kA!;.",4r yon, if -there is one who has
by Divuie, iiiterceion ajvompMslie-l a
tlved of generosity in the past week, iu a
manner i.f secrecy Co:umeid-tile an 1 of :t
nature nu.-t -devout and huui i'e.-. I w-w.' I
y tjo' that; oi:e aiydng you, brother -r
s'ttf, it. is the ii-site of one t-l w! 1 vou
hnvej Ui-o light pe'Mce' ami l.appjiiess where'
dier was anguish, that you should cn
hde to me, tin- tofitual .fiieud an 1 pastor,
yotir .name. Thus -'through me, tl.ousfli
n-'t kuawiog your name, that one mav
give you th inks wiiid blessing.'
Liiii!! was wee bin when the afd n.i.i.
tfter 'stopp.t, gi-ii:,-M .mi everv sid
e w il h
h tK'idgu su.ile.
SiK' Hilwerti hisaoo-al
tti'xt rierri(-Mi
toward sutidowT), -with, the
dd. Bible etrdi-r her
arm. Si.e called at
tiie minister house. He ha 1 a 1
OeautitUi
i
gan.fii of iiowersy in w hicli he was moving
around, looking fiit ' at one fiomishihjr
spot of various bright colors, and then at
another as eiiehxuriugj He was verv
iniK-b surprised to sec Liiian with the
targe Bible, w bote nam-, in great gold
letters, g learned at him from quite a'dis-
wain witn usi sail oe.
Then Lillian told her story of tits poor
woman sl.e had visited, and how the lii
hie iiiid be'tl tieOueathed to hers'd." un.l
A " . I ' 1
1
' eij the miiir-ter tho stra?:ge lod'o ved
.1 , ..
covers that had held the hidden 'mouev;
and to!d id:a how she mHuage.l to ke' p
I . .1 -1.
:er giil t) t
i:i'iieii
sti'K-ri;i er W iiotty
? . .. . , - - ... . ..
' T?'" -1 1,1 ,lelt . Im 0,,Q' Uirit
Mie uiigrii Keep v:ituaii' tue command
ments given h-Christ.""
"louureso like ue of-the angels,"
said she to ihj oi l mitd-ter, "that I don't
feel ba.ily to tt.;uk 1 had to tell you how'
f trisd to do right ! But you must not
give me any th auks or blessing, as yon
said you should in the pulpit, for you are
so much of Msi angel, I think and .they
never speak to pop!e, saying they've done
as they ought, though I think they make
one fvei it"' " -
Tiie minister looked hard at Lilian and
st etued to U rcliecting about Ler hard,
too. At last he pbieked (stoophtg low
aol stiii'y to gather theio) a tiaiei-'nl of
blossoms (.f sweet alvssuiu. lie gave the
fragraut bunch to ihe child ami fuid : "I
will never teil: but When, you grow to be
a w.mi.-t, Hiid jK-rhaps Lave childreix t
I'ling up isto g -od men and women, vou
must tell them ! Your little" story would
he an imvidive to kind deeds."
An i it ea'.ne n!;o:it that thi ood
t'v'eti L td it ? tliVcts years after it catae in
to exi.-.teneo,. which is often the case w ith
p'-ich an itutiiortil thing as generosity.
KiiRDRF.ssiKG is Paris. Three
styles of hairdres.diig are no'icejable. For
slender, oval faces the "ti'ack uair is tied
high, tAO thick braids (each plaits of
three) fall in two loops; the front hair a
waved fringe, and a cluster of three pnlfs
is pinned about tho -looped plaits. The
L::h ew:iiore is adopted by the possessors
of full, rou nd faces; the back hair is comb
ed up from the nape of the neck, and. that
on the temples cointiel back to meet it.
the w hole being massed in two or three
long purl's; the front hair is parted in the
center: an i faU.s in half rings at the fcides.
The third fashion is the simple classic
head-dress, with the Greek coil low at
the back; the front, hair is simply parted
and waved, and the bck hair firmly
plaited in a tress of three. Very little
hair is required, but the head should be
finely-shaped, as the outline is clearly displayed!-
Daik tortoisUhe!l pins are w orn
in lair 'hair, while silver ornaments are
preferred by brur.es. (Natural flowers; are
more w orn than artificial ones, and some
young girls adopt a flower, and introduce
it iiito every toilet where a flower is ad
missible. Daisies are the ruost general;
mignonette in large clusters affected in
even costume by certain Mondes, End
pansies are selected by those who wear
corn, ecrn, mauve and mastic-gray dress.
In matters of conscience first thoughts
are best; in matters of prudence, last
thoughts are best. ; ' .
True wit is like a diamond; it mav sparkle,
, .. . '
but never surnesj is worn but never wears.
Miawi, mid managed to iUy out of the
house unnoticed; luid, asliappy as a' fjueenj
she Lastrne-d through tho beautiful hilf-
s'wn ai'i,i'iiH"i tn i -1tBr. v,.;.ji . "i, .. ;.. ' f i. .. ii
It . . . " IUIiMV L n I
THUESDAY, . JS'Op.IBER
THE OLDEST CITYiN AUBIC1.
The streets of JyV "tine, Fla., are
ftU very narrow,' nistf tT'em beinp but
twelve, feet in width! t'le overhanging
balconies nearly niW:i; iu places, which
was doubtless a gre:it ronyenience to the
old Spanish residents, v iA could chat and
shake Lands wiilr -tifr tighliors across
the war, r.r stab thi:cir:ih eqnal facility
shoull. circumstances' . f'jfjr such a pro
ceediug. .'A hundred- yra or ni Ri-
horses or vehicles wcrtji .U allowed inside
the cwy gates, 'lli g -rdcua are well
stocked with a .greasy .riety of tropical
Fruits, iueiitdit'gief:f limes, oratces,
;neta's,- gS, -banapnl V-!tm, citrous and
mnat.ates.i.ie we piln, grows
V 'V-M
pomegr.Hi.-ites. ;JL AVe . grows
IW Cllllj
os at) 4V"t oi..h iiw,'a Mm....
cli!onierat-
'finf -L.. kuV sand.
fiiud in large trum-iira n AtKiNtasi.i
island, at ihe entrance oT. IhUuifl.or.
The ancient fortress of V-jan Marco
(know n since the change of l.g at Fort
Marion) deserves more thuVa passing
n..tice. It w ;is constructed by-dav s and
convict labor, and was a hundAl veurs iu
buibiing. It was coi!ijleted in?."iG. Its
castellated liattletnetits, its flrmil.ible
fi ctions, with their . frowning Irunr.; it.
1 .fty and imp-udng sally port, t rourJed
by the royal Spanish arms; iisliioat," its
drawbridge, its Commanding lli.ut t.w
er, and its masive moss-grown jails, all
portray its auiiqnity. Within Its Walls
are ghiouiv vaults and dungeons! A sub-t'-naiii
an passage is said to coii ect the
fort with a neighboring con veil. Ati
ieu!. I.artiallv dismanrle.' '.in.lV'ir !!
purposes of defence abandoned f,
' I . - - . r . ...a
vtr, i;
furnishes f.MiJ for f-ncv an.
t!o'.
1 J... 1 I i o
i.nii i.e'i ver.rs in luui-nri""
mar.v hotftess caotives fmto at-
I "
grew gray iu if.s const root i
widj dying ey s gazed upward
iss tt.e
ll, Ktl.
at tne
t
ni-tssive, ui.tiiiishivt w:ilts on wl
a Buc-J
eve inig ' geueraltons should
sicken and die as they . L.td
il an 1
r a
tm-ir
hundred hon,.; ss ve.ars v dra-red
bw l-sigih over the w iiiterles earth be-
"V 1 " nni.ieii. l i.e
architects who .Lar dvvised jts cor.r'r :c
siaa '..'.re .ib-ad; tV-se who i.t-l l.xid Jt
I'oind.dions were forgotten, u 1 cv. n Sir
necessity fir Kuch an u inirrta kivg ha 1
veil t.igli p 1 away ere !ie last st.mc
was k: i a-ad the 1 il.-or i'f q'centr.rv com
pleted." Althotigh. at pt sent hrj. : show town
ajel city of boiiiding-hoiis-cs, St. Alibis
tine has been the thixtre of many Lis-torica-l
events, and ihtr scene i.f nnim r-mn
w ar?, sieges and m cre. Founded bv
J , j- 1 fT'i
the Spani.trds in l.riJ5, it yas a place of
iri4.Tw-;tl,;iii r"oi I'jl.'t iv;v-
lan.-.ed , a t' Ti y r,.? g uiae. rr 'A- -
ciutnry sfterwar l.ts narrow STretts
were tilled with life n.l actiivity, and the
p ipe.ktion wiihiti the confines i"f its wails
lived ami died, and bought s:n 1 so'.!, for
two hundred years L- f..re the. Declaration
of Indi-peu deuce. The old cathedral,
with its T'iiime of n.-ty bell, and the
plaza in wl.ic'i tie remains of the Spanish
ma.-ket-bouse are still to be seen, form
interesting .features of the qu.-.int little
city; and, takeu as k whole, there is noth
ing to compere with it in the Uuitcd
State. ' '
Stick to thc CocxTitr. TLe Rev.
Dr. Deems, who is editor of tl.e Sundry
M'fj2iiu, pastor r.f the Church of Stran
gers, in ew Ymk, and a great favorite
of Southerners visiting that city, Las as
much .experience with strangers com'i-g
to tbeVi'tv as any man can possibly de
sire, lie is a pr.ctical inani.fbn ii.es
as well as an eloquent and se'uohirlv
preacher, and never fails to give the most
sensible advice'to tliose. who' seek it. He
warns tho aspiring coui'tryinan concern
ing the golden representations so fre
quently '.made as U city life; and crges
him not to 'crowd into the metropolis un
less Lo has a prospect of remunerative
work.
In the Siv.d"j ZTngizic f.r Octolx-r
he says: ".The fact is,', there is no place
iike a great city iu which to achieve a
great success, but nules- a l'l.nn have some
money or much brain and great tact, the
city will crush L'm to death. Tiie vast
city is attractive. IVi-rle Sock from all
quarters. There sre ten 'applicant for
every place. There are st least 15.000
adults in New York 1-etween whom and
starvation there intervenes only the help
iug Land of p;:td;y avj, private charity.
These people can afford th work for al
most nothing. There are buys here w Lose
parents must support them, and are will
ing that they shall work far a dollar per
week rather than do nothing. Strangers
must compete with them. Advertise that
you want a clerk for 10 per week, and
the police will be compelled to guard
your door from the tLroug that wi-il come
sweeping tip at the hour.. Advertise for
a boy, and ir.cn will come in platoons,
sometimes gray-headed men. If you can
get the use of a blind mule and two acres
of land, do not come to New York. Do
not come withost money to-bring vou and
carry you home, and keep youWitil you
go home. If then yon have a trade or
profession, you may succeed. . It is no
joke to lie thrown penniless oa a vact
citv."
. A Dreadful Threat. : JI. Dclannay,
the distinguished French actor, one even
ing left the theatre with the MS. of a
plav called "Vcrcingetorix,' the name of
a patriotic Gaul of Caesar's time under
his arm. At, the corner of the street lie
was attacked hy a foot pad. "Rascal F
exclaimed, the actor, promptly, "if you nre
not eff I will break my 'Vcrcingetorix'
over yonr bead F The thief fled instantly
in great, dismay. '
iiospie Straet, Fayotteville, N. C. !
0, ' 1S79.
AN AKTFUL Y0CXG 31 AX.
Three pretty young irls walking along
a Richmond street toward the depot were
caught in a undden drenching rain, and
were nnlnckily 'provided with only one
w baletiono and nlk covering for 'their
heads. The narrow sidewalk made it al
most impossible for the three to walk
ubreast, and consequently Jone of them
who was address.l as Anni received nil
the drippings of the umbrella upon Lfr
unselfiah head.
A gentleman walking just Whind them
noticed this, rd tried, iin.ibtnisivel v
as possible, to Mt hert uhh ovtn.
or .1 block or two ?he ignore! the nt-
tempt, hut waCallr f4,I, in mlu
..didw Itl;. .cniUrrhd iixi It
brought np, ri'el
nnderstoo-Fty-i V.'..
v.nv l ike Jt dr ititu nf
he slmiild in any
LtS courtesy to tie ioioerliiienr nn.t t.tt
of ra:!n r a i iischievotj tftrtilof mind, lv
waited until he caught berj eye, a t,
hxiked shyly up; when, ns-nming that
far' look tu tftcn Ptn n yIP deaf nnd
dumb, h p.ithetierillv torn h I Lis fiagcr
to Lis lips and .-hook Lis head-
Ti;e girl looked so itnnn nUly reiieve-1
that he came near l ie j-hing right .'it, c?
peci illy as, w hen he antiouui -, that he w a
speechlcs-s, hhe sho.ve 1 that f!.e wani'i !v
ipii. lly obs ring to im'.. i.f .er fiiends.
"Oh, Mary, isn't it l-n b i ) f ihU hands
young man U d.stf and duiu'.t !'
Mary thought it wa, and wondered
Lo v Le ever got ahmg iu h wmM, and
m i. h to the amuMie:.t .f this knight .f
iu" umbrella, the three proceeded to dis.
cus hiui irl-fa'.ii.ii, Rtid frpia the col .r
of Lis eyes to the cut of Lis clothes he was
fully criticised; "Annie" deciding f,aT, ns
a hatband, he wmild be s-tt'1 rrinxh".
-never sweanng, never sodding, luaki:"
i : .... i w' n
V.'heti they reached Jhe station the
thr( irls siuih.sl and "grimncl ttieir
rr:iti: le; when, to their prof mu I horn.r,
the M.urh, wilL a swe;t Mnil, raie. Lis
hat, remarking with painf.d !i.-t:ncttie.s,
that he "a:n very happy t l ave len of
service.'' With a Mippnssed fhiiek, the
merry mat-H r:;-:."d nt the butlliu
v. l.i'.t; tlo Vo'lth ilepaltf I w l
Merry Ma! h-n and the Tar."
The
Lite in I'tivrr. In e m' jMirtiors .f
I - pt the women r.ve not nllowed ti tru
out of ihnrs, and r.iany of thsjta never get
beyon.l the walls .f t!o-ir hotiseii. The
rows flei-p in the sauu huts niih the j eo-
pie. 'I'heff bins are made t-f mud, i:l:-
cut windows, and Toe ihi.rs itre Msta ill
ttiat th" nnd r is how the qde get in.
They do Hot w.-h their babies ttil they
are- a year old, because it jts cond It red
?71r ' r 1 ' V- w , I . UlA
nirrfn.iii montfk tt v"St.A.i - ii.iir'chiei
nvsil i at suusv;; the rest of the time they
eat at a piece of bread w ben jtliey are hun
gry. TLey never nsr plates ir ktdvi s am!
I r.;s. All s".t arjitnd tl.e dable nti t!!i-
Bread is their daily fo l, and t -u u
f imily m ikes for its -If, as it
i a kin I .f
dsgrace to Ixiv '-street Tur-a
a." Til- wo-
men dean t!:e, corn at.d caifvl it on t!.eir
Leads t mill. It is undo into thin, uu ill
cakcs, stui-k against the
k
Hi
I an OX ell,
and baked iu '. than a minute. A hun
dred loaves are uot too rn.-tuj for a family
of four in a week. Traveler are usually
expected to eat three I on ves 'apiece. TLev
make butter iu a strange nay. A coat-
skin half filled wiih milk j is hung on a
p' sr, and then a woman, taking L..!d i.f a
l-otg string tied to it, jerksj it to and ft..
ti.! ie i. utter comes. J hei she drains it,
but iiovrr wjsl.es cr salts jit. Their fa
vorite di.-h is rice cooke 1 wk!i this butler.
(.tni-S AT. A DlsOH'NT
Inf inrici'le is still common
cording to a tni-siomrv's 1-
ix India.
in India. e.
!er in the (jli-
frmr, notwithstanding, the dTort .f a
special judicial h partt iet:t re-ited to Sup
press it. lie r-ijs as the refe.lt f Lis per
sonal iilierv.iti.iti : "(duly jgir's areiaur
bred. The infant is destroyed in tin
room where it is Iw.rn, and jthen i buried
under the floor of the s uiie roti. ():i
the thirteetith day the village riot calls,
and cooks and cats LU fi I in the suae
room. This is cotisi !-te I a burnt otT.-ting,
and by thi act the priest takes all the t-iu
of the murder upon Lis own soul, and the
f.iiuily is free from it. As f-mn as the b i
by is born its month is filled with the
milk of the rub asciipiisj gigantea, and
then it is plastered ver with ian I. Jin
pirati.m is impossible. Vhen the (itt
girl baby is wrenched away in this brutal
manner the mother cries M:d moans nr.d
grieves a good deal, but af er Laving lost
two or three, she nets used Ibi it and m-.k' s
no resistance. After t!ie murder and bu
rial and burnt offering, thtj parents agiti
occupy the room ami receive gitt s!s in it
as usual." The rtHjnireraent of a dowry
in order to marry off a daughter is the
thief reason for tLe practice.
Napoleox and the Actomato:?.
When Napoleon came to Berlin, the auto
matic chos-player w as furbished up for his
entertainment. He playetl against it iti
person. His contest was marked by sn in
teresting circuiiistauce. , J Half a dozen
moves hail bandy been played, when 15o
tiaparte, purposely to test! "the owcrs of
the machine, commit tin I a false rKive. The
automaton tawed, replaced the offending
pieye, and motioned to Napoleon that he
should move correctly. Highly amused,
after a few minutes the French chicfagain
playetl an illegal move. This time the au
tomaton, whhout hesitation, snatched off
the pu ce which had moved falsdy, confis
cated it, and made his owrt move". lbna-
parte laughed, and for the third time, as if
to put the patience tI Lm antagonist to a
severe trial, played a false move. The
automaton raised his arinj swept the whole
of the pieces off the board, and declined
continuing tne game.
a . '
FOLLO'.TISG GHXCUIL riCKLTT.
A danty, grizzly, crippled rnan f fifty,
leaning a good hire of Ui weight on
cane when be walked, rat on the post .f
fice steps w Lilc he ate a dry cnt f Ut a I.
He was nibbling away, trying t find the
soft .i"lr, when he l.M.ked np an l nw that
tie wns watrLM.
Say, Yank, do ynu call tUi long!, f
he called out n he rhewed aav.
"Well, dry l.na l i.Mi't m u, a meal,"
was the nnrAer.
Tli:it's ifci; but when furious nrVlow
and the comm"-irv wnge.i in the rear
I ton ve got t fi',1 cp on the W-t yr,-i L3c.
ttniH-rn ca'i.i-j-i .nt i..n-..' .r . rr
bre
:d r.nd water f.-r n uLole motith "
'doing aejwLereP
tl rrcken. Fin alias oruewlar'
nrd r.rTrr r'ttr tha. ,
'FJt.drr; 'I "rail it ra'tht n,. L.
You fee I g..t UatAt! by bar.l times, nr.. I
i atn ch tti -ttig my banc. 1 m I.N.Vta" for
lisiu' TTo.md ton n wi-tch ! f..nu n tirw
lut:!e line. I've mt a broth et fut l.cn.
iii K'-iit ctMinty, and I'm maichiu' that
wav."
"You were in the nr 7"
Wasn't I I Citi't I hiui r:r evrt and
se jit l,o tlel;er l Tiekett .vkVl wt.-n
he led US j Till Vour sntoti I cof-x doirt &t
('cuvfburg i.i. the 3-1 i f JuH f Wastu
it bdiu d.iAH lhar lL.it .lav? Vk"...f
but. Low o:..; i f ii g ,t l..jrk btl.tn i
Wright biiga 1c alive i iarvu I kiu
u:i r
Sn you wcr. nt.dcr I'i -kctt F
"iiig'ht under Mineral Ticket!, and I
kin n e the lay f the gr.em .u th .j ,j.av
ts pi on as that Vie bss. If IM I in ly
ing back lind.-r the W igms.tha dav 1
wouldii t Lev gt two bu.b t in t(!cf nor
bin jible with a b.ioat-t. I rd, Jf an
ger, but I thoiigLt I was a g .tii r in that
Ji jLt! I can't talk aln-ut it 'ihuut tLt'.ls
nieep:tip tuy back."
lcs, U was hot.
II.it! Well when 33 men out Vf a
company of 50 are killed dead, and six r.f
the other levcti 'A oniidisl, you may r.-ckon
8oii).-lH),Iy was trying t Lntt we'uns! It
was:.lut I nc! ic t:i th" afternoon. AW
our guns had tern lioou.ia awar tl r. e
Lours to break the Fed centre, and ritk
i tt'r.as to !: 1 i: a$ a rtormifig ptrty.
The regiments fill ia like clck wot it,
hiti id ths leys lookiti awf::l y.b:ie
around the ciiliT, and no oi;r l-tit the t.fT.. rs
hK-akin ali-iye a whispi r. We kr.PT we
were going t charge ti;! p:t" and t J I
vets behind thetii, and th-it I. Is .f
were goiu over the-li.mc:sbirg ni 1 to
...y th ir f. rcvr. Wah ! but 1 crawl
Un I think -f it !
He tossid the crust ae.ar
l-.
of coutemt t, grarped l ist cjne wuii a firm-
VicKt '-it ','Vt'r, and btb'.iftts Jrre FiTt!
grew's nten. Attytitjon ! Forward! An!
we wa nt t! :nn in rtt -tdv It. t r, cvrrv e n-
patty lire- ! r.s if on parade, and ce--
b !y waiting f r the ball to n. Bx-i'i J
B.o:i ! Y-tun op tteil i-n n with forty
cat.ticut, an I all Uii-ming at n:;cr, tr..! it
was aw !nl, sir, to Lear tho H-reatuin r.f
grape and cat.ii.r. It tore i.o-u to pj.e
cs, and m"..i t!iir 1 Joo-l p'ir.in oi all
ides. It t.x.k .ir b g and arm., and the
"or fell a fhii ki-d out ill igot;V.
March ! March ! and by an I by we tu-lied
at the g:i.s with a yell. lUhir.d Yin
wire the lid? pits, an 1 l-eyoi. 1 were line
of blue .;x .r igl.t din-p. S!-!i unt"tn
and shrli k ! Stranger, I l litve I gd
just as near obi S:. tan's ln-adq'iartcts that
day as a live mu can!"
'An 1 yi.tj wue diivcn kirk V
. "Yes; but the groiin f a covcrr-.l with
dead t.teii ftrft. TLey hr thar i.i bertp..
We Im I ui Via jm we m.-gr I up and Ml
I ack, f.t; I ll. we itided, il.iven to i;) J-
t.ts, cjugl.t ti our Icgg cr if ruck at n a
we went past. Wo were Ata-ig the r-:ns
whin I get tie bulh't in th fhouhb-r.
Down I wir., at. I 1 gi t th: iu t!. l-g.
I was has gi;i bi th? w!. tl f lh gun atol
paliia n lf q, when som-!... Iy ibnckl
j luyot et i:...i t-.e, at, 1 t!.at Jai I ue, ar. 1
il at i:ig:-;!. l f.re I gl nat."
A tid i. iw V
"Well, I di.t.no. I a;ui .f tanc'a sc
c.vir.t. l u. ti)l? f.:t!.;:i' will turn up by
and by. Fi i taaribiu on ti rce my broth
er, and like csouh IM gi iato C-t;:p oat
thar."
"And f rgtt your battles P
'Forglt ni.ll.iu! Xn us in 1 we un
are all right tow :.. thin iure toetcr
come U-twien us, but I'd rather bsc this
riht arm, than to f..rglt lux fjincrsl
I'.ckttt I. ..k. d that day as five tLouaj.d
IJCil bt hiud Ll:J l.ntched b wn lt death.
If e fought .;i the Union : !e Fil ditide
Mt crust villi ve at. I give the blg't-st
Lalf of lay bed, but . L n yoq keep tcp
with a man down the ji c.f d. t,t!j, cu 1
gi buck alo-.c, if y.u ever forgit Liiu ye
ar a wo'.f! That's n.c, h ranger, ot.d
cow altcnti n; file right, march !"
the six wn-) xete2 Maxr.
In the fitly patt of the late war, wh n
en. (Jrat.t was in command of tho a:mv
before Yukshurg, a nitalH-r of .n'c;s
were gathered nt Lis Lea iqutiJers, luieg
a pleasant &.:al lime. One T ihetu in
vited the party to j ifu ia a cil gla;
all but one accepted. He ckrd to l-e
excused, saying that be "never drank.
The hour passed, and each went Li way
to Lis resj-r-ctive command.
A few days after this the c Hirer win
declincl to drink recti ved a n tc frota
Gen. CJraut to report at Lea dqurtf ts. He
obeyi-tl the order, and va i--i:i ia tic
presence of the genera!. (Irani Mrs to
Lim: Yon are the tiffin r, 1 Wdcvr, f r
their acpiaiutancc was flight, ho n-
mitkel tl.e. other div that v"i t.r .-r
drank." The ofiL-cr to'.vlv atiat-t
that ho ma. 'TLcn, c.M.inel the
t o a r rr-
I "tking f. r to l.'.Le t ' '
rary drpartrrirrt, nr. 1 , r :
detailed la thiit ! v. '
mnntrr fait If ally t;r";il !'
t at, r.'id w .ii l.ono.V. v . .
p3el, r.i I (,'r-rt 1 . i t
d.-nt. TLe .fTcfr I d ' ; ,
tie duties t f riv.", J,f, t Jt,
ti Icat mt c!ictiLcl ti -k . "
rr. 1
The Irotjlde ca tie !-:
Texaoind Mexico alor g tl.. . .
rttrv:iN th. ftttctiiioa , f C -cfata;r.n
or5crsl t a . .
fa: t I feprt, I'm;:,-tcmeralw-rcd
! r tJitU , .(U,
atid ap; ir.'el.ifn ck ...t . f
The place 2 Cftpf-. t if
faitl fully cp the wr ' ; tt.t f. :.
tattt.-l 'Mi.a c-1 the tlc' t r
!
ft .
the e-jM"u.tat.r. t f a ; -t.;i 7
oanr-1 an txltnrn'e cattle if. 1
Soi;'l.,r;i Texa. That acr:it.tanrs in.
ta
jirc-i c..t,j !ftic, a ft. I, tcari afi-r, hq
lb" Texas cr' the an hi !..l f. 11 .i
f jticbc, Le placed it in lie bands f L
ttis.n who 'i;rver drank," ac I daring the
t?t taof.tb L L. f ffcirl.l a .lr. t a
V.t company, f the rr.ch c.f rOI.OOO
a res r ! land an I t-rVtral fhoti.it.d l.mi
r.f cr.tj!e for an I Vrtl tui'l'ion cb.Ilars. nt
.f nlt't h be g-r a cmrniit that t
a sMtg f .tiue in !hc.e bard fi at . The
o-t ipiey that 1-nr' t will c-Ktrr bitgrlr
mjm.si pirkir.g lf f,ir fo:ign rttnlt
tdvi;Lnri:ig their t;irat f, tLrir ratcl
from their an bcr !. The apn-iatca.
d r. -e f ih'-ir btf lurn hit Uta tnlrrl
to an I accepted I v the mstj who 'rrrrr
drank, pu i he - in a few !at fa Lis
rem fji-M c.f S.r. This take, tram
f,"i:-.:g.i i.n of Lt-r r:ift rs'.ctru-d aa!
h iti :c l cilizeft:, but it gtCI OJietoTrXit
who wij alaaMi be fontid on the t'le tf
idtr and good gatcttitucrJ.
ir was ix crssii.
A tnrrtr-rion dinner r-arty a rt'ea
s .rje .hort tuae aga, by atttddctly gentle
man in Hotel Dcmuth, at St. lV:etWg.
One morning the rs.:lciuan ia qoeiaa
c.Be.l upon Jlr. l'snrM hcr, the mnrr
of the Dcrnnth rcs'.atirinJ. a. I or.L tr.1
bixnti .t: tepast T-r idx, of wl t l.im.
sf-2f, made out the iu.t,t M leriitig f.-t.ti ihe.
wit.e carl the c.:li.t ,itiigc.
ftskr-d for Eti fs'.imato c-f th. dinner's ef
pai I :l.T.t i.iit t f the bid iaslvat.re,
and tr- j -.r-'.ed that rvc-tv thing t-hoabl 1
prr par -l for the ri.ti M .trstnet.t r f U
gt.c-ts it 7 ..br-k f rif iIy the ,rve'
-"' :. At lh-tt b'.ur be rt.Uttvl tl. ttn
rcstrvr l for 1 is I a: q act, and tk Lis
pllre the l.i t , f ihe table.
"p the c-hb r ts:o r-;w-cirtl iny.'.rr,
"alvtli-r be t trU A h. i.i. 1 h,
f -'i.r.Ml.f.lhwr was q ii:r rraJC be
r p'i. I, "I'l'y ... til k,! J A x
f-.-p be irncl f..?!Lvt;hr Br bicx
! '"" t-epTi-l th. ..t7.tl-d tt odt,ts
t!i-r pr-w-c-li- J to l.!p the al-Mtt: nr:i
fa ct;f r.ftcr e .ntw. k-ii!. f 'l
v .... a
plau b f .:. the rtupiy thir, t p ar
ing out j'frtr. rnto. Vit.to the gioapscf
Claw ttati T.r-l Uf.4jc. rul .t.:t.t :cJ
pa. Ti e C'l-skrtiM and Jrat.k C
pi n!r, no atel anon c!;ukjr.g li g'ai.
r ag dnrt the L.Ii iI.-m g ddr! t'zr
nj.ti the laid to Ids ri-Lt a.d l-ft. With
the round ,f th.-.ti.pagt c Le r 8 ttsd
toadr a nh to bi ima;iaary friends,
ff.cu the trn-r.f abhh oratiuti the aitrn
SaJhrrj-Uhattbeir La i Utw rt.gigisl ,a
attca.rjt g to t.i. agios Jot- ft.ee !e
fun t.
WL the ratJ-aa bad ctr!a 11 his
trm ul t.-jiti vrt.i fhjo-a h tl r c'.-A-leg
f -r n!:-.y, djiinel the c.t.tcf.ts .f IU
gla, an I I all ig la Mr. VtW. x h-r, t h.il .
I tlt am.xe.1 bincri ia.iM Id 1 ! v the
bdloau g pha.tjy Matc-uir-fct : ""rA-lsr
I f'li'. rate lay jotful toccting njtlrrjf
t-cltvc-1 ii 1 aii . my d.-ad if", daagt.
tr and iLnc tt"o t f vhotu Ml in th
Ist carcji.iga. I r. .t W aft. l;Iata
to iid. It Li 1 r.e m a pur of go
to spend ltd, happy Lr i-r k i;ltt-r
fj'..i!y. You tut I -k f r t a&a3
this d.iv ta.'oi? t.o:.;h.
H i-x lix ; IUvc I ro I.tvrr It is
cot cAriy one who ak Li;-.sr!f ills q -r--lion,
Is-rji.,.-, trangcly tnots-h, it t th
WI c-f i't rron lhat I ir Jic-a it
ta exnpti otii'.Jy lcnglhr. Hoartrr, !i V
&stiiace cotapatiics are aa are c f the crc
!ulon weak cf those ! lit c
ihy asn:c, and Lave thr-t f.te o topi bI
t.utotro'1 tables f expex-taarr cf !. f.jf
their o1i guidat.ee, ml hh are cs.rr fall
ri fcrn-1 to U f re a diry t rrattcd. Ti
foIhijMt g i one t.f these i baathc&:ica
ted tables ii Bscs at.j-.ng f.tida anr-
a:..-e o.:.ipitr., 1 :u h; 1 1 liLt by IIr.
-is liitrir, sLoa ing lL m - a g Ic-gb
t f life at ariou ages. In the first cadoma
we Lavs the present ages c.f j-r.n c.f
avi r-g Lealth, al iu the xu 1 ro!qj
we are enabled to rp, as it eret l-l;a I
the sn-Lf of aa .ranee fj'-e, aa 1 r-;--er
fr m fhi ir table the t;o'u1-r r f nrt
they wi'.l give us to live. This fa' 1 t
taca the tcsnh of ritcful ralrttla'i .f t u
"Liotu prvef iidstea bug. Of va- sa.
dca and pmni'.t.rt' deaths, ci t!1 f.t
dcalLs nt.nal1r citenlc.1, ocraMoiatl r
occur, bat this is a table of the STcrae
cxieclancr cf life tf so f.raitjary titi r
t'ia:
A- liar Yrt A IT Vte T-rt
t t IirL
1 ZJ r.a Tt
i ri j m ii
1 4t i : 3
Zt 21 J KJ I
4 J I
I) ir irs'.'-t iil f-iir gv'.hef fifn tie
liv I t"i! itt-l !-a"tut tW nattttwr cf
r-.s f n ti.-li Vu'.r livrs, Z l- iV
e-
1 ! f v .-age, tuav tras-ui'd l-c- ri-
J j-.te i l t xt a L
ITctx
'V
J
1
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