DA1LT JWJ&SAitk. M
. published. UJ. a Mly, at
,t ymr.UMti maU. IMlifjn
... j sabaartbefs at 0 seals ar taotttbjt
iS WKJCKLT JOGaXAI M aelaaaa
,. u nMiM wt at r
. r auanla.- " .
AUYiWl&lHQ 4IK,(AU.
k qm day M.M lor eacli rataaiDfat
ii il miinina udtr toM of "Bnslniss
Loe" M seats par Ha lor lot, and owli
ur ti Tnrr siinsagasn 1 1 nasrrtrra
M adrartt xiM ill be laser .ed between
ocj natters aorpriaa.
h ouoes of farrhcae or Deaths, not Ivexeeed
ua Uaas win ha In sari ft free. All addltlunal
luatier Witt be charged toeata per line.
fayaaUHnctninrtaatadTamaBniaaU moat
t made ta advance. Beanlaradverueemeiiia
will baoUaslaapfoaiptly at the ul ofeaon
wonta.
wanna Boa eontalnlnc un o a dia
ussjoa. pf oeai aaaUera are solicited. Do
aoamm onlcatioa Most be expected to be pub-
IHhsStsutt imalaliM oblectlonable personal
ilea: withholds tbe nam of tbe tuibor or
I tat wai aesva asoro tnen ooe ooluiun of this
Any person feeling attrieved at any anonr
tM eoiuDUiMMieii oaa obtain the aaate o
iu nuMr oy epauoauoa at uiu offloe eud
iwwumI whssala the KneTance exists.
THE JOURNAL.
BuUmi Maaaaer.
KXWBXSSE.M. C. JUNE SS5 1967.
Catered the reetotsee at N im.
asasssad slasa saatter.
N U
KOLLO THE COWBOY.
fAh, dat boy knows Low to take
Car pi bia acalp," lemarked a loug
legged oow boy. "I seen him in too
many close acrapea."
VXr are Tight dar," said Mike.
WI oeca fclm lick a hall house Tall of
Greaser last aummer. it was at
El P98Q. dey was play i a' fur party
big stakes, and Kollo held de
tramps. And arter he had wiped
in all deir j ailer deist, dey tried to
case him of eheatin' and raised a
roosin' fuss: Me and Sara had just
left and hadn't got fur afore we
beam bis shooters makin' music.
We thought what wus up and
bolted back to nod , be bad about
waded through de hull gang uu
amSHat we gin our Texian war
whoop and de few what ltollo had
. left Just, skedaddled."
. More op boys," ssid Mr. Mas
tin. . They urged their horses into
a sweeping gallop and soon reached
t native at the crossing. Just as
they were going into the water the
sharp erack of a rifle was heard
from down the river which was
BOOn followed by (he reports of
revolver,
MDarV music down do branch,''
said Mike,
", Thaf may be liollo now," said
Mr. Mastin. "Let s try to get
therein time to help him."
VvTfcw fplamged .into the water,
Bfrjtia to-Ibe opposite shore, then
tamed kwn the rirer in th.e direc
tion ofi&e firing-
CHAPTER III.
grhen Hollo struck the water it
enear knocking the life out or
him, but he never loosened his hold
npon,,Lapna. Lie was conscious
thattiiey wore beiDg carried rapid
ly along by the swift current until
suddenly they struck against some
thing which he quickly grasped
With one hand and found it to be
an old tree that had been washed
up anti floated down and lodged
against a large flat rock that rose
several feet above t he water.
. Bf miracle they had not been
dashed against any of the sharp
rucu iuas , were i.uuicrouu in uiai
part of the river.
V EouO crawled up on it and lifted
Xifionaf 'unppmg and unconcions
,rrom tne water ana taianesottiy
Vdown upon the smooth il at rock.
3 "She is fairer than the snow on
t.hft "Roctv Monntains ." he nnid to
nimseiL a ne smoothed ner nair
back from out her face. "Little
did I think, when I left old Caro
lina six years ago. that I wonld find
anything so beautiful in the wdds
of Teas."
Jnst then she opened ner eyes
and looked np.
'Where are we RolloT" she
asked
: Doat you know T" he answered.
"Ob j&fl know now."
"It wasa mere accident that we
were not killed," eaid Rollo. "And
now. J floTi't 'see any way that we
cam getfint pi here, bat probably
we can. find some, means of escape
Avben it gets light."
4,We can only wait and hope,"
she replied. ......
'Bat can't, oar . enemies find us
liere'viuiw .1 -
"Itwotrld-be bard for them to
T2t tar besides, tbeyrwe
o ideV m$f$ are aUve. Weh
or' tyCfLaxopM Leona, to die or
lia bftjiakea by Don by the
-'.t.IIawkl?t.
"I' weoldtake death with yon
,'etf5rV'(time.w
r.cllQ'feltliiii bjeart beat faster as
' rxid.ttalii-ewi..;-..
; ; a then- took he band in his and
I, Leona, Ineed'hot tell yon
t IJoTe; you;i "I ' liare told yon
cfort -Bot if we ever
. t or tnuu piAcarna yon oe
with a lach, ( but yea need not
go to the trouble to digging "down
the JEocky Moantaina, we can get
awm wimoai weaitnv'
lis ben over aad kissed her,
and said, f Leona you don't know
how jealoos I was when Don San.
cho" he stopped suddenly and
listened. -,
"There is fighting going on np
Uttre," be eaid,s far- above they
could hear the reports of revolvers
mingled with the whip like cracks
of rifles.
The tiring continued for awhile,
then ceased. Presently there was
a yell that Eollo was very favorable
witn.
"I know that shout." he said.
"It is the Texan shoot of victory."
'Then we have friends up there Tr
said Leona.
"Yes," said Eollo.
lie then stood up and shouted
at the top of his vo'ce. He re
peated for several times then
waited.
As no answer came he acain
trained his lungs to their utmost
Freseutlythe familiar voice of
Mike's came from above them.
"Anybody down dart"
"Yes," answered ltollo, "Leona
una 'Hollo are down here. Let
down a lariat and when 1 lerk it
pull up again."
lbe end of a lariat soon came
down , Hollo caught it, tied Leoaa
securely to it and gave it a jerk.
beveral strong men had hold of
the other end and they drew her
slowly up till she was once more
out ol danger. The end of the
lariat soon came down aeaiu and
ltollo caught the noose with a firm
grasp and gave it a jerk. He w as
quickly drawn ont. And when
they both were safely landed, the
cow boy b pulled off their sombreros.
waved themlabove their heads and,
sent cheer and cheer echoing along
the cliffs of the rivers.
Kollo soon told bis story and then
asked, "where are the Greasers T"
"Lying around out thar," said
Mike pointing toward some bushes
a short way off. "All accept a few
un em who sneak en off like coy
otes,. 'hen we got hear der
cap'u was stannin over dar cussiu'
wusser'n a bishop. We knowed
who dey wnr and s;ii!ed right into
em."
"Hut where Is their chief?"
asked Kollo.
"I seen him keel over when my
shooter spoke," said Diamonds.
"I want to get a look at his face,"
said Kollo as he with all the others
followed Diamonds to the place
where the chiof of the cattle thieves
lay."
"Just as 1 expected," he said, as
he tore off the mask and looked
into the fallen chieftain's face, "it's
Don Hancho."
And sure enough there .was the
handsome face of Don Sancho, but
the nre ol his eye was now dimmed
in death.
Kollo glanced at Leona. their
eyes met, and she whispered
"You will not lie jealous now
Kollo."
tsu found at.it LUi ia the cat
tleotea and hud-owners. The rea
son is obvious. In this peat dry
country nd climate the streams
and, water-holes on the .ranges are
few and far beta een. Moisture is
the cattleman's greatest want.
Now, a tester ' destroys nothing
.bat tfeefu aif as there .are, few; ef
the" littler oh the great treeless
plalngtf Tffontana, the beaver of
necessity lives on shrubs and roots,
and baUds his dim, where he may.
This just suits the, cattleman, who
finds in . the insignificant . little
quadraped. compared to his 1.000-
pound steers, a most valuable aRyi
in providing ponas ana arinting
places, where there were none be
fore. Bugle Echo.
Good la Things Evil.
It is a singula vfact that there are
some troubles which every one who
has ever experienced them, must
allow to have been almost as grati
fying as they were troublesome.
This is in moat instances to be ac
counted for by our self-love, a pow
erful and sniversal, thongh very
sly, agent. If our troubles tend to
procure us any notice, especially of
a sympathizing kind, we are apt to
be so much flatted thereby, that
would otherwise be painful, becomes
in some degree pleasant. It is
often remarked with surprise, how
well persons snddenly afflicted with
disease keep up their spirits, and
how tranquil andamiable tbey gen
erally become. This is evidently
the result in a great measure of
soothed self love. The singularity
ol their case in itself procures them
some distinction; its severity causes
eyery one to treat the patient with
kindness, from a wish to compen
sate, by all possible means, for
what they deem so great a calamity;
then there is an exemption from
the toils and turmoils of the world.
All these circumstances tend to
console the afflicted Ull he actually
enjoys his situation, and would be
sorry, perhaps, txTbe relieved from
it. His experience has taught him
that, as Shakespeare say &:
"There it some soul of goodoaea in
thingi evil,
Would men obaerringly distil it out. "
- f ;
Absolutely Pure
Thf powder never Tana. A mavrel ef
parity, etrencth, and wholoeomaneee. Mora
eooomteal taan the ordinary kinds, and eaa
aot be aold la eempeUUaa with tfee multitude
of low teet, abort weight, alma or phoephate
powders. Sold only In eant. Botai. Hun
rowsaa Oo.. 10 Wall-at N. T. noTl-lya
Foraaie in Newborn by Alex. Miller,
UAITKU IV.
in this fight lour of Mr. Mastin's
men had been killed and he himself
slighth wounded. Lut the thief
of the cattle thieves had lcen slain
and the gang completely broken
up.
Some ol the men went and drove
the cattle l;ick across the river and
they were not troubled again by
thieves.
Going along back to the ranch,
Mr. Mastin glanced at Ijeona, then
at Kollo, and said
"Leona, you and liollo love each
other. I have been noticing that
for some time. You need not
dread to let me know it. for I give
my consent."
They were both agreeably sur
prised, for they had believed that
he would oppose their nnion.
One year later there was a wed
ding at the old ranch, and Eollo
Falchon and Leona Mastin were
made one.
Among the guests Mike and
Diamonds were conspicuous, esje
cially at the supper that was given
Ifor the occasion.
I. W. B.
The Beaver's Instinct,
An old hunter living in the Orazy
Monntains, says the San Francisco
vail, caught a young beaver soon
after its birth, and carried it to his
cabin, where he gradually made a
great pet of it. As the youngster
approached maturity' he got. to
building dams, and each morning
the hunter found his cabin floor
divided by a dam that reached
from wall to wall, the: component
parts of which were firewood, boots,
articles of clothing, andr other mov
able articles in the house that could
be reached or transported. To add
to the confusion, a basin or bucket
of water, if possible, was capsized
and flooded over the floor, This
little animal, who had never seen
a stream or a dam to know either,
was busily ; at ' wfcrk- engaged ia
doing what hlsifofefatners4 had
done a thortsand yearsv before Sub.
ret wealth for voa if I have
; j wn theJKocky MouTitaTtts."
she replied then added
W hj the (row Is 111 ark.
The Indians of the extreme North
west had some very remarkable
legends about the'creation.in which
the crow takes the leading part,
bringing order out of chaos. Per
haps the most furious wiis that
which accounted for the raven coat
of the crow. One night, while
making a tour through his domin
ions, he stopped at the house of
Can nook, a chief, and begged for
lodging and a drink of water.
Can-nook offered him a bed, but,
on account of the scarcity of water,
rulused to give him anything to
drink. When all tho rest were
asleep the prow got hp. to hunt for
the water butt, bat- was heard by
Can nook's wife,, who aroused her
husband. lie, tblnktag that the
crow was about to tBScipe; piled logs
oi gum wood upon ; the. are. The
crow made deneraUlflortB to fly
through (hchole hi ike roof where
the smoke eacpvd, but Can-nook
caused the smoke to be denser and
denser, and, wben,-tBo crow finally
regained the outr air he lutd black
plumnge. Jtwas previously white.
The American Mag&zine.
a d vick to iothsbj.
Mrs. "WiwbijOHv's ( Boothtnq 8vhup
should always" be used for children
teething. ItaOQtbeetbe child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colio, end la the bee remedy for diar
ha. Twenty-flve centa a bottle.
- marlldtathsatwly
'
Prepare for f he Season
Blatchley's Freezers,
(Will freece cream solid in fire minutes)
Refrigerators,
Water Coolers,
Wire Dish Covers,
Wire Window Cloth,
Fly Fans,
And a Full Line of
House Furnishing Good
L. H. CUTLER'S,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW BKIIXK. N. V. .
RED LIGHT SALOOii,
Near Market Dock, Middle St-,
NEW BERNE, N. C,
IH WUiEK YOU CAN ALWAYS KIND
PURE LIQUORS
Of every variety, in lrge or email
quantities. Alao the FINEST GRADES
of
TOBACCO AND CIGAES.
All of which will be aold
CHEAP FOB CASH !
FoiirtlilofluliiCele Wioii !
BUY YOUR SUMFJEp.GOODS BJ.t .-
We lave, in store and eonstantly arriving, Seasonable Goods for
Sunimer Wear, consisting of Drabdete Suits, Beeraucker.
Alpaca, 8 ergre and Flannel Coat and Vesta. ' 4 - r"-
,f Our stock of Underwear is the Beat and Large it to be teen'
in the City. LUIe Thread, Balbriggan, Game and Net Undershirts and
Drawers to match. Best Bleaohed Jeans Drawers, 50o,
In Shirts we have a rare variety. All who hare used The Pearl Shirt
are well pleased both with fit and wear. A nice set of Triple Plate Buttons
with each half-dozen Shirts. We will guarantee oar Bobs 00c. Shirt to eqial
any 25o. Shirt in New Berne. '.
Plaited Bosom, Pitjuc and Colored Shirts ; Lawu Tennis Shirts and Shoes. '
New lot of Jas. Means &. Co.'s $3 Shoes just arrived.
Collars 10c , Cuffs 15c; Celluloid Collars and Cuffs, full assortment.
Handkerchiefs, Silk, Linen arid Cotton, all prices. The best Linen Hand
kerchief you ever got for 15c . "
,v H. Hose. Vhjte and Colored Neckwear, new lot jast reeeWed. Initial
Scarf Pins, all letters iu u few days, only 10c. Porpoise Hide Shoe Laces.
lient'B Uarters, silk and cotton, bleeve Supporters, Cuff and Scarf H'
tainers."
Bathing Suits just arrived. Firemen's Rubber Coats, Hats and Boot
Trunks, Valises, Straw Matting, Carpets, Rags, etc.
Be sure and call on us before you buy.
HOWARD & JONES,
Opp. Episcopal Church, Pollock St.
OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN VA.
Walter D. Moses & Co-
14 MAIN STREET, KICUMONI. VA.
11
'in.m nfisMsis
ns-rimi iiiiumiii Jr ijZLi5''
T
PiaDoe and Organs on easy monthly
plan at factory prices. Old IostrnmenU
laken in exchange, bought, rented aad
repaired.
Inmos Slorh of SHEET miTSIC.
Instruction Itocktof all kinds. Rpeoiat Dis
count to Teachers and Schools. Oalalogrue
uialle.l free. Ahoorlment of Music (anion
Ble( tlliii It drairfd Hlrlnia tor all alualnl
iDStrunirnts. a few tlli-sllv us1 Plstim snd
Orsui.a ol atitiiUatU makes, from tub to IJUU.
t;riii.n ti L'onsou s i'roltaslonal bllver Boll
VhiIihb, Acrorilioiis. and everything In Uie
Wub:cal Llu.
Correspondence solicited. Cataloeues mailed free on unification at the offir.A rf
our North Carolina Afreut,
A-doliDtx Cotin,
junl7dw6m MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE, N C.
John I). Dinkins,
dec23 di
Salesman.
E. wmrMAN,
Proprietor.
Take lloiice !
Our store is filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Caaned
Ooods, Iry Goods, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of tbe
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
AIM)
C. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots
and Shoes.
Every Dair warranted to sriva aatia
taction.
Country merchants and the ceople
generally are requested to call and ex
amine our large stock before purchas
ing, we win give you low figures.
We job Lonllard Snuff.
ROBERTS & BRO.,
8outh Front at.. New Berne, A'. O.
rjAX SCHWERIN
XIEMOVBD
HIS CLOTHING EMPORIUM
bo the Store lately ocoupied by Wm, Bollister. where with more Boom to display
hie inoreaaed Stook, he is, with the assistance ot
Mil. SAMUEL H. UAL,J,
prepared to ahow and aell at Hard Pan Prices,
The FINEST, NOBBIEST, NEATEST, PRETTIEST and BEST
READY-MADE CLOTHIIIG,
Genta' Furnishing Gooda,
Straw, Derby and Fur Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Etc., Etc.
I AM SOLE AGENT FOR
1 A. BATTLES' MEN'S CALF SEWED $2.50 SHOES
The only Shoes sold In this city that are WARRANT
ED; by the Manufacturer TO MK and BY ME TO Ht
CimroMKRB. vli: Every )alr Is Wtrrutadi should
any of them in anyway within anrrasaonabla Una
give out, I will npon return of damaged pali and state,
ment as to length of wear, iithib Raronn the Mow ar
OrOTVB AKtTBIl NW PAIR IH UCH1IOI, It Is the
best, finest and cheapest Bhoe in the world for the
money. They come in Hutton, Plain and BbarpToed
Oongreu and Laos Up Hhoes.
1 hare testimonials from some of onr best and lead
ing citizens, who hare bought the "BATTLES SHOK,"
some of which have worn one pair as long ss 12 months,
and pronounce It the Best, Cheapest and Easiest Wear
ing Shoe In the world.
La!ii ?
I I am bat a aimple. coffbejuriK animals of the Nortfilrtit art
likely to be extermlBated teithont a
'dlMentiatf voice. the ' poor ' littte
narmless and hard woTkinit bearer
i-
MOST BE1LL1ANT,
PURE &PEEFE0T LENSES
In tls.o World.
They are as rtraaspareBt and colorless as
light itself, and for aortneas or endurance to
tbe eye, cannot be excelled, enabling the
wearer to read ror hours without fatigue. In
fact, tbey are
PERFECT 8I0HT PRK8KRNER8,
Testimonials from tbe leading physlrlans
in tae United H tales, Oorernota, Senators,
Legislators, stockmen, men or note In all pro
fessions, and In different branches Of trade,
bankers, uechaales, ate., eaa tx glren wao
Itave had tbear stght lm pro-red by (kelr use.
ALL BXES FITTED
AND THE tit OUAaAKTBES BT
f. b. iur FY,
mart
tr.-r.rYruf slit.
nouriD KnoB,
Ton delightful resort Is now opea to visit,
ors. Tae hotel kaa Veen thorotirTMy taao
vateetaad (aralshed aareagHoat wua aa eye
w wii. wHawr Wl SISSilB. M
trteBella, VrM la eyery rsom. whUa
m a aarsa pass
The aosawrr la tm
uiy. wua Foontaln ihrewtng a streeal
s ansn roe seed by any oa the road;
site 4a Mctarewroe
A near wsy-has been opened from her
to tbe rWNAVLB Of tbe ' Brae ' Me.
MITCHSUa .PKAJE and TO RlVltifc,
which shorten! tbe dWtaoea Otis-half; is over
a good road, at ieea eipenee, more eonforta,
and the whole route a HOMB OF BEAUTY
Mala Train. Oakleii and rents all In h KA
at tbe Hotel. - J . - ' - - - rrT
The W. K. a B&UaliM Up Iktea for aia
ner. - i. . , . . m :
I wP"- Kr MPtmUtOnt ; la. tbe
IbuUdtHav Irery etrort - on tne part or tbe
seaiwiH -toafee yo atxy
sad agrttatrte. Trrrs t"tab9W
' - .. W. V. Dl ti ! " -
! '' .----- - - Prorriotnt.'
TbS aoDera RAtiTKIir ta a knnrk r j. n
Looghran's.Asheyllla.K.C. .jzu
K. R. JONES,
Wbalesalo and Retail Dealer ia.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AKD
Greneral Merchandise,
AOOLNG AN1 TIE8 Etc
Consignmenta of drain, Cctton and
otner rroauoe solicited.
Prompt Attention Guaranteed,
W. Cor. South Front and MddleSfa
Villitris' FrdghTO
Tth lWertBan4;DJres,,.
wCIl tnaka recaUr trfpa io BsJUaort
and return eyery two weeks,
irralirkti Uynju$ The Lowest,
.rWxncra 4 uma, ,'Aititi; J3H0-
-' J St
i auySJdwtl
J. V. WILLIAMS. .1
; V Proprietor v
A,Ja 5 deUcionj V'UelW at
SaRAH OXLaT'S ICS CEEAM JPAB-
tOfiS, 6a Broa near i'iddie etmtv''.
. PamUiei rnprlied t short notice.
. - - - may dim
I respectfully solicit an inspection of our Stock and guarantee entire satisfec
tion to all purchasing from us.
MAX SCHWEEIN,
Middle Streot. at Wm. Ilol lister's Old Stand, Bign of Flag. '
EEUMjiQiLJjif
r 1 eo Itkooemad TriiU
LSsAMd ta DtV
sCtf WfaOBs tWkfrk k foil tTM.1 1
i re rMorfMi tonetutn 197 use ot
JsV l&LKAU
BBt snjware tm
hxSris ScMIKAL PASTILLES
1 EHoalOnrator HerroosDebili
WsakMss andiiMoil Deoar In 1
41a Aasd Mim.. 11
lamssndea W
ad at
ml
Omulfl
'otlliff or Mid.
it Tears in many
as biokea dowa bmo tethe full enieimeiitor
anB toll HwlrBUanguiand VOnroaaBaalth.
Mrfi
To thai whoaagar horn the aiany ebMnredlsMM
kreasht aboot IrrJirihKapattoar&iMaara, Orsr-bnin
Wsri7oroef-a bealtaaaM, wa asktoat ran aaades
KUPTURIO PaHSONSoan havo FRU
2 CUI&lltrTtW
afVsT afTssssW Itffll
I aradanlBaHi
I nronmn p"ti
i'llritlrMIHiliUill
whoa oalj slm la to blaed
aU Onaaka, -
awiu'
wah
inaoanBiaans ia any
fanplleattonto tt. aau e
i'
fi ...
oft hamaa onnu naiiil. Ti
- - .
r"'rr''ttiili nai iM
TBEATKtMT. 0s Mcstt, W. ISrs ItatW. &, fj .
- -. L . :
Trial of our AppUanoaa Ask for Termslni s-Ar
GEORGE flLLEH fi CO-
. General' Hardware
AjRcaltural .JJfli plements.
jPlQwa. UaxroWB. Cultivators,
7p; . ' Haea and Axes, '
VTood'i Mowere and ICeapera.
1 , ..'fiteanx JSnirinetv
4 j JRttoi Gins and Preases, .
Ferttlizera. Land Planteir.Tn.iTiJ
panics Tool and ELardWaf e,
e, uncic, cement. Plaster
Paint, Kalsomlne, r Var.
i OIL Glaaa, Putty and Httlr.
Ca Btpvea,; Cnresta Bandar
Pfoef Sash Xocks. warranted td
srlTe fteenrltw sinrl satttfi.MiAn
. TBICEa- VERT LOW.'-
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1 3Vow 13erno;.lV..3.'
Onlj ilrtt plaei CoTflpameii' jripresen.
Ues Worth who desire to make lattartiBssitsh-
I nns, etc, to this ylclnlty, persons har-
, farm or wood land tor, sale woal Oo
i o f 4 rt. ....... av-v .
WfU to lv ma a desertpUoa. wlUt srVwi rt
Ia rt.MA m.ji. l.k tm rr ... a '
Charges moderate whan sales are made.
). vW. A, WiWiirtio-:! ir i .
'-Sa-,ataftortBtraaV';v.i4v
Xotal
Capital 0Tr
r
For-T
j TakoticeV
ipaor. W- IL 6HEPAED" is cuttin g
hair for 20 cents, and also dyeing mus-
taches black or brown foe 20 ceots..',
Alao sharpens razor and pats them in
good order for SO cents, .
5 - Children 'a hair cnttihg, IS f ;n!i.
lie can be fonnd oprK '" r.e c'' - i .
Hor'9, where he bas a r sr.l "
f rvver, Thomas' lion y , ; . ,
TTired to nitall'v'! ) t : , . , r
t '! (' ' :r c!iUi1rn.
: ( f l -. - '