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The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

que leur a laisse prendre la confiance trop
grande des wings dams leurs forces, on peut
eompter sur $50 on 800 voix en- favour di ticket
whig. NJ. Banon Thibodeaux, representant
elu All Congress, ne menage point ses efforts
pour a~ccroitre lc chitlre de Ia m%aiorite.
Dams toutes les p~aroisses qui bordcnt le
%ieuve, les wings sont en- eveil Penthousiasme
nest pas moindre QUEEN 1S40. st. Charles qui,
d cette 6poque, a secoue lie joug dl locotocoisme,
ma pas perdu lie benefcc de sa Regeneration
on en- aura la preuve en- novembre. On peut
compter aussi sur les wings de st. Jean Baptlste,
qui marcheront au combat 'ssans penr sans re-
p~roche-" lis nous promcttent une malorite de
soixante-quinze voix, ct pom salt qu'ils sont ha-
bitues Il tenir leur parole. QUAINT a ST. JAG
ques, on connait son d6vouement a Ia cause
whig; ct nous en- pourrons apprecier toute la
force en- novcmbre. Les plantours-sucriers ont
des raisons particulieres pour Sc souvenir de ].
X. Polk ct pour lui t%emoigner 6nergiquetnent
leurs sentiments quand lie moment viendra.-
En- somme lattitude dcs wings est excellente
dams lie second district, ct lie success dc la cause
dcs wings ne saurait manquer dy Gtre des plus
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ALABAMA.-Un drame sanglant Went dafhi-
ger lie comt6 de Wilcox. Voici en- sonme le re-
cit QUEEN dome la correspondence du Herald ct
tribune de MODlle:
w. w. Rives, jeune avocat de grandc espe-
rance, await fait agreer SEES soins Il la suur du
DIR. Tate, Pun DIES habitans les plus riches de
ce comte ct malgre Opposition de quelques-
uns des membres de la famille, il 6tait parvenu
a obtenir la promesse de sa main. lie Ia sep
tembre fit rolpoque fixGe pour lie marriage. Des
lie matin de &C jour, NJ. Rives, accompagne
dun ami, sc rendit a la demeure de sa tiapcd
il fmt rccua ~lcntr6e de Ia maison, ayec une ap-
parente cordialite par lie DR.. Tate, qui lui ex.
prima lie d6sir de faire un tour de promenade.
aim d'avoir avec III une conversation particn.
liere. Rives c~onsentit ct tous daeu1 s'elolgho'
rent. lis Gtaient IA peine a une fable distance
qu'on entendit lie bruit dun coup de pistolet'
Bient0t on Wit lie malheureux Rives Sc trainer
vers la maison il ttait mortellement blesse
LIE DR.. Tate await ~disparul lie jeune Rives 9
survecu deux ours a sa pleasure, ct il a pu don
ner tous les details relatif d cctte malheurcuse
rcncontre. La reserve du correspondent de Ii
Tribune sur ce chapitre tendraita prouvcr qahl
incriminent lie Docteur. Les dcrniers instant
du icune Rives ont etc adoucis par les SONS ten
dres ct afFectueux de sa fiancee qui ne Ia pa
quite DUN moment ct qui a voulu etre unle d III
avant sa mort. Cette triste cGr6monie ma pre-
cGdG que dc pcu d'instans lie derniers soupir d
malheureuX Rives. Ces circumstances tou
chantes ont singulierement augmente lemotio
causGc par lie meurtre lui-mGmc ct Topinio
sc pronounce vivement" contre le meurtriel
N occupe, ainsi que nous lavons dit, un
, belle position dams lie comte il a etc aide
+ chirprgiAn. dams Ia. marine DIES Etats- Ilpis. l
) justice est sur SEES Traces 11S1r-,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

I'm m s'Gtait tcouI6. Tn AM qucl
blage de jours heurcux ct dc iours nGlafte, 40
dc larrnes ct de joies les heurcs ayaicnt u
tees dams leur luitc rapidc! Jadis lcslt q
s%'oIrait i M6tella CONNIE une flour que i
fcrait epanouir ct Domticrait rGalitG pitt
son tour, la rtalite await dome naissuneta. q
deception.
La mutt commencait a tonber. Unc a;
Gtait seule au balloon dune maison isoIGt
brise soulevait mollement SEES longs ell,
noirs, une pluie fine pGn6trait~ d'humiditG ,e, =
mGnts ltgers; mails que pcuvent faire Il ~
du vent ct lie iroid de la pluie acelle q,fet
see unique absorbe Complement
Cctte femme, c'Gtait lirnprovisatrice. B
un an, ellie attendait la gloire, maintenanr Z
attendait lamour.
Pauvre MGtella lie marquis del r.
jeune. il Gtait noble, il 6tait beau, il pr n, u.
l cGur lie langage du cGur tn laimasl { I.&f
tn tie scntis hcureuse, lie jour o1tu rert
g richie dun profound amour, dcvaRt ties
+ attentifS Ia voix sc faisait plcine dc il,
pour lni qui t6coutait au miiieu de Ia 49,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

lie "Tropic' pense que nous n'avons plus
qu'une seule maladie epidemique a craindre a
la Nile. Orleans. C'est la tievre de Clay, qui sly
developpc avec unc tclle fureur, que pcu de per-
sonnes Gchappcnt a son influence. Nous invi-
tons, nos amis les locos, a setenir a rtcart nous
pensons que la meme fievre exerce dc terfibles
ravages dams toutlc pays
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
opAh0US&g. LIE.
JEup1 MArIN, 10 ocToBRE 1874.
g1e&Gg wa8c3.
POUR PREs1pENr,
HEN RY Ola \.
pouR vIcE-PREsIDENr,
ruFonORE FRELINGHUYsEN.

.1pipATs AUX PLACES D ELEcFEONs /. . ,s'..
sp LIZ PRESIDENT Rr LIZ VICE - T.
parsm, D,,r.,cr-JACQuEs ToUTANT.
sretA!nN : ZENON CAVEIIER.
nAesas = = GEORGE s.. GUolN
lE0"na 10 LAFAYETTE SAUNDERS.
SuArNina n - % JACQUES DUPRE.
eiNaVisAN nv EDWARD SPARROW.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

or G. d. Brashear, (Whig) a etc tlu MARE
dc Marksville.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

La Convention de Baltimore repoussa M. Van
Buren,, parcequ'il Gtait oppose a Iannexion I'M
mediate du Texas, ct ellie choisit nj. Slia'
Wright (pour vice-president) qaognil partagea
lr%opinion de NJ. Van Buren,. VOLTA &c qul sap
pelle tenir aux principles!
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
EyEtLLEZ yoUs.

II semble que les Wings de la paroisse St.
Landry s'endorment. Wings dveillez-vous! vou-
lez vous etre battus aux prochaines elections ? &C
sera votre faute, 81 yos antagonistes ~triomphent.
Vous marchez CONNIE 81, surs de femporter vous
%n'aviez. plus qua enregistrer vos voix.
Nous vous lie disons serieusement, Wings dc
cette paroisse, c'est sur vous que nous comptons
pour une ~victoire eclatante. Dams quelques au-
tres sections nous avons d utter contre une in
iuence qui peut donner des voix mos adSer-
saires, mails ces voix seront 81 peu nombreuses
que votre maiorite les an6antira. Oserez vous
nous presenter I'm scrutin don't lie depouillement
ne nous donnerait que q~uelques voix? Leyez
vous ettravaillez, car vous ayez peu de tens !
Parfois vous vous rcveillex ct vous courrez a la
charge, mais bient0t vous retourney a votre pre-
miere apathie ct yous abandonnez a yos enne-
mis- unc ~yictoire il Motto conquise. &c nest
point ainsi que vous devez agir. Ce nest pas
unc seule attaque quill vous fault flire, ce sont
DIES combats inccssans quill faut liyrer iusqu'au
Jour du success.
Pendant, lie peu de TENS qu'l nous iaut METRE
lc main a leuvre, faisons la de ceur ct dame G
! disons-nous avec I'm poGte ancien
s'L.abor improbus omnia Vincit."
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The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

G-N'ayant point reGu nos j%ournau1 du nora
aussi bien qu'une partie de notre correspon-
dance, nous nous @trouvons forces de remettre a
notrc proclaim numeros, les nouvelles que nous
aulrions du %receyoir par la poste d'hier, qui q
manque nous he savons par qu'clle Circumstance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

Kentucky 6, vicksburg and United States Bank have
been very quiet recently and holders do dspos
ed to part with their stock present prices requires
little capital to hold the last named stocks that
better prices must rule before much will into the
market.
The MsysmensiDg Bank, Philadelphia, is 10 be here
after called the Bank Of Commerce. The directors ap
piled to the Court Of Quarter Sessions the name
Of the institution changed, and the application was
granted.
The Ph9nix Bank has this day declared semi-annua
dividend OF three aud half per cent; payable the 9th
Of January.
libel case has recently been decided in the Superior
Court Of this city, virtually in favor of the defendant
The suit brought by Of modern inanciers,
who has fer several past been actively engaged
giving currency several sections Of the country and
been the principal proprietor Of Of the free banks
Of this State The verdict Of the jury this has
with general approval, and the members certainly de-
the thanks Of the whole community for their
cessful efforts in protecting the press in their endeavors
expose these nancier The damages awarded to the
plaintiff six centsin this case show the value put
UPON the character oil these bankers by twelve honest
men as the defendant merely produced witnesses to
show the bad reputation OF his opponent We trust this
will teach these bankers lesson and learn them TO let
the press alone Fur the future We have for years labor
ed ossduousy 10 put down every institution established
for the purpose Of swndling the public. We have
peatedly given warning and advised the public to b.
their guard agens granting the least credit to several
banking institutions, and predictions have been ver
fed, and those who governed by our advice have
escaped loss There many Of these nancsrs yet in
existence who only waiting opportunity to carry
heir schemes into feet Old banks in the vicinity Of
his city galvanized by these OPERATORS and their Is
iuss put out rapidly others raise sufficient quantity Of
state stock and by making deposit with the Comp
roller, obtain the privilege Of starting free bank I'M
Ter this name they issue certificates Of deposit without
dollar of funds for the benefit Of those engaged in bns
asss at the west, who are in wsnof New York funds
These operators strive to make II appear that they
doing the public great service in furnishing currency
heir own interest is secondary consideration. Our
banking systems bad enough without the aid of these
ananciers to make them worse and the pepper circusie'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30
MONEY MARKET.


Everything connected with the stock market continues
very quiet The past week has been very inactive one
for stock specuations and the present will be much
better The holidays puts stop to all business transac
tons Of consequence and look for much
tvty in any department Of trade until after the first Of
January The transfer books of three stocks open this
week, and from existing indications, should Judge
that serious losses would fall upon some parties
Very large deliveries will then take place and should
there anything ranspre in the meantime uniavorably
affect the money Market the bulls will have the losses
stand The three stocks alluded to the Norwich and
Worcester Long Island, and Ohio 6s For sometime
past speculaons to ex ent have been going in
these stocks and the contracts coming due the OPEN
ing Of the books large that the queny Of stock
changing hands must unfavorably effect prices. Long
Island stock has been firmly sustained than any
other in the list is possible those engaged in
ing it may be the sufferers Ohio 6s have fallen since
the closing of the books to three per below par
which large sales have been made. Norwich and wor.
ceser has within the past week fallen three per cent
which, with the influence the payment Of the three per
cent dividend may have is possible purchasers at the
opening may make money out of their operations Every
thing however, depends upon the movements made with
in the next two or three days Bank stocks cons
dercd property in Wall street, and the opinion Of
those intimately acquainted with the business Of the
banks of this city, is sufficient to put others on their
guard. The recent failures have injured some OF the
banks sufficient to up the next dividend One inst.
tuition has just declared dividend which would have
been due had these failures happened twenty hours
earlier. We annex usual table of comparative quo
ations for each day during the past week. II will be OBJ
served that prices have been very uniform and in
stocks the operations very limited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30
Ladies--charming sister graces =
With With ehap'd, rough, blotch,d, or tender faces,

To quite disgust the heart of
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5 ss an Sas sss Se
& ] i:s' s s;:s H
pa!sf,i sma%sns bsaay dress growth
as S' ss "a part .e w or saas sss
make liFh, red grey hair dark For dressing the hair
is sis ns eR %si
street Brosaw sns' R ss'as
ss f' BaS i F sss
GIarIng Absurdity and Imposture.-many
\ i S !; s Ii FIN
Who'll. .s s.s
::
sss s. ws ay Why Ss sSs :
W %fs Of s who
mo- %ss s n use and
public bsnecto This subject and make the world know
from q Ccurtandt street. and from only city
To Nursing Mothers who are troubled
with :GIs NIPPLES she,m,ns Pspsry Oil
b. ss Ss: Or ph nSw
%ti :s sssf1s &:
%ss ss 1 sa child s no; s q @
By ass Nassau Ann;
Hudson iss Sexsg Brosd~syy,
Bears Hair Restorative, warranted to
ma 1 :s .als
FROM Broadway.
Gouraud's Poudre Subtle, for completely
ssd herald hair from females
ssted before buying Proof positive this and mistake 81
Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor salve
@ Il wAss ss al
or the money returned.
Gouraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge Inn
parts delicate roseats tnge 70 the complexion. 81 Walker
Gouraud's Hair Dye viii change red or
Walker stfeet first store FROM Broadway. :" :
The Indian Vegetable HClIxer and Liniment,
ahenmstism Er G9ut l. gives immediate relief strengthens
No Excuse for Baldness.-since the impor-
Ssy choose their hair from ns SHY o 90 oii
BY Th s has
tanned reputation far surprising all Others and found
genuine only at No. 81 Courtlandt street.
Medical NOTES.-The Advert Elements OF the
he g n anf az Ill S
hereafter the fourth and last column OF
paper. w. 8. RICHARDSON, M d., Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the Colleges Nassau
ALI Philadelphia subscriptions to tho
HERALD must be paid to the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
buildings Sd and Chenut where single may also be
obtained daily at O'Clock. 3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30
Anusements.

LADY EouEsTRhNlsM. arena Of the Bowery
OF an exciting competition between the three great rival
lady equestrans ofthis countryMrs Cole MIS- Gossin
and Mrs Aymar They are ell to appear on their own
favore steeds- Seim, Washington and Lady North. J,
addition 10 which will be given magnificent cavaceds
OF twelve horses called "Columbias Glory and Briter
pias Pride or Enemies in VEIN Peace Friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

ALARM OF FIRE.-Symptoms Of fire were Disco
vered ,on Saturday night about halfpa 10 O'Clock,
in the china and glass warehouse Of 0. B. Fuller,
As Liberty street 1t was found to have broken
out in the fifth story, and was extinguished by
the efforts Of the firemen, who were on the spot
with great despatch.
Another alarm was rung on Sunday morning
about 6 o'clock, but on proceeding to the spot in
Nassau, between Pine and Cedar streets, there was
no need Of tine use Of water--the fire had dsap.
peared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

WINTER ROUTE TO BosToN Saturday morn
ing we received by thcl steamer New Champlin,
from New Haven, the papers of Boston Of the
previous evenDg,sx hours in advance ofthe regular
mail, Adams 81 Co.'s messenger gave them to us.
That line frequently goes through to Boston in the
same way FIVE or six hours ahead Of the other lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

TIKI COLUMBIAN MAGAzlNE."-A second edi-
ton Of the January number Of the Columbian
has been required, on account Of the altogethe.
unexpected and unparalleled demand for it being
about the time Of the Christmas holidays We are
requested to say that the friends Of the work can
now be supplied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

SINGULAR FINANCIAL REVELATIONS con
tinue in this days paper the report of the libel suit
brought by financer named Rogers, against
Thompson, the publisher OF the Reporter, -
which terminated last Saturday This trial hgs
created great deal of sensation in :WsiI stree
and has afforded complete revelation of the ma
ner in which a certain branch Of finance has been
conducted throughout the country, very much 10
It's disadvantage. We trust that this report Wi. D.
universally read, and thatits revelations will be i
membered The jury, in rendering their verde
have done their duty to the laws, to sound moral
~, and to pr bile justice. This land is infested b,
swarms of finaneiers, against whose practices H.,
only defence is that Of an independent and ieares
press. We are glad that this enlightened jury have
fully testified their sense Of the value and impor.
Of that protection against the wiles of those
persons who, under the names OF bankers, brokers
and financiers, are ever on the alert to injure the
community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30
Italian medicated sonp.-Dne OF the mos

valuable and important dscoveries medicl science eyer
the world has beon made by Sgnor vesprni Of Italy
aud secured It's inventor the hong. Of erns
chemical preparation will postve'y all cute reons cru
lions aud scobutc Appearances end ck.' ard plmpss END
Il also secua remedy for the seurvy ss.i Khs,um Eli
peIas foi the Ile rat occasone by mos
quito bites sny Other INJECT commit oil twelve physi-
clans Of Lacadee dss Sciences at X have anonymously
extraordinary development Of medical science Buy NO where
Dr. Felix Gouraud who releases all unless cu!es) hr'
store FROM Broadway cents cahe Boston, Milk stree,
Lowell Carlton Il Co.; Wcrces'fr, Green 10 Hartford
Bull, New Haven, Myers Ton Eocheser Bnckus Bull
Poaghkeepsie Cross Catsk Chestnut Phila &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

The NExr NEws FROM EUROPE. = Only one
steamer a month now runs over the Atlantic, aud
we may, therefore, expect the next news from
Europe by packet ship, We have made out
lisi Of those packets that may bring later nte
gence before the Cambria, TO sail on the 4th Of
January, arrives il is annexed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

CnutlOn.-I am informed That Instdc Trunk
Locks have been impoad and sold here rf.,nging
Patent dated the 5h Of October sss Now this to caption
general from buying, selling, usis o. importing the above
Locks rs shall deal with them according 10 law.
My Locks STAMPED tnus the outside ate kebrieh
Patent, No. Ia a. 3, with the Amer ican Eagle
CONRAD LIEBRICH,
IL No i6 South Eighth St. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

The WEATHER EVERYWHERE Yesterday was
Time day. With the assistance of frost, the
slelghing was kept in good order for Jew extra
hours, Tor the benefit Of the stable keepers.
We annex several extracts relative to the wes.
Their elsewhere
From the Boston Transcript, Dec. ISL
Snow fell last night to the depth Of about FIVE inches
considerably drilled II must have been very severe in
the sound No steamboat mail has been received from
New York to day Seven engines put upon the Pre-
violence and New Bedford roads, and the trains cam,
through in less than an hour behind their regular time
The snow is much drifted.
From New Haven Herald, Dec 2s1
The Old year is not to leave without token
its regard Tor should Judge from the severe snow
storm OF yesterday snd last night We feor Decembe,
Will extend many more cold embraces to before II
closes. The snow commence filling moderately yester
day afei noon but bafore evening il increased 10
severe gale must have been severely felt of the coest
and we shell have probably accounts Of its disasters ant
shipwrocks before meny days.
From Montreal Herald, Dec. al
The severe frost which set in lest week, relaxed OIL
sunday, and yesterday our Christmas thaw b, gan. /
rsned good deal during the day, making wsk,ng ex
ceedingy dissgfceabe. The liver toek on Saturday
but another shove of the ice is c's before will b.
thought safe to make the winter rol to Longueuil or
event which the present thaw win hasten. The chsnne
Is still open from the city to Laprair.e
From Albany Advertiser, Dec AL
The ferry boat Boston makes her trips regularly be
tween Fest Albany ana this city, for the conveyance
end from the depot, Of passengers and baggage.
IRISH EMeRANT SocIETY.-This useful and mer
torious society give ball at Niblo's tonight, fo
the benefit Of their funds The object is purel,
benevolent, and the affair will be highyrespectabe
and bring fopetheY n great manv nYettv ia cea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

Gouraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge Inn
street, first Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

Gouraud's Hair Dye Will change red or
hair beautiful brown jet black warranted at 81
Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor Salve
will Instantly burns scalds piles, and all inammaory
complaints 81 Walker street. first FROM Broadway
1 returned -''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

i GOuraud's Poudre Subtitle, for completely
and p manealy eradcstng superiuou hair from females.
tested before buying Proof positive this mistake at 81
Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

REWARD OF VALoR splendid sword hes cen
presented to Com shubrick, by Gov. Hsmmond Of
south Carolina, IN the Of tnat State II is 4 ken
Of regard for his services in the late war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

The Indian Vegetable ElIxer and Llnlment,
from Courtandt street, any case Of
rheumatism or Gou II gives immediate relief strengthens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-30

No Excuse for Baldness-Since the impor-
discovery OF Oldrdges Balm of Columbia every one
may f they choose preserve their hair from falling Off on
by faithful application of this Balm. This article has OBJ
tanned reputation far surprising all Others and may found
genuine only at No. 81 Courtlandt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11
n II F. T RIB u N z.
DAwNINGs OF GENIUS.

N tAk Editor If The Tri6rne:
$500 hs, ,snt me- the following interesting pece OF au.
in which he gives history OF hz ys t'oons o,
"a. Muse. A dOepiy indebted to BIN o' iasors eSsso'
nd =. ono good ru deserves another. bave resolved 70
cancel ,hs obligation BIZ readiug il to tbs pres
.I.snd you here sort Of AllesOrJ. "-7eaaVson-
THERE was ar old England fashion in our fathers blessed
time.
Th. the hoy Of all toe family ho lacked mO't useid know
edge
y,.taken from the po.v tail and hurrisd off College
Ard evan now in Pilgrim land where the Pilgrim spirtiGr
Ir,b. fstb., End. be nns a son unf for useful works
Re make h;r Priest or Decor; for fths soil ne cannot &
a. ear save mems eu OF bodies with preaching OF with pin
hooefaI youth of this kind sen, from hone 10 ssek
II no ,ud find in lesfnin: little Latin and less Geek.
What special thing aiming MIN It was God had N view
pYyhee dcst be personal, and think he's known to you
Tn. youth cered fncy that hin, tho gift gwen
Which 10 ancient the god sent down-a peeious gilt
from Hssven.
M III he never deisned 10 write pair and so5s:D:ose
b, dowa hi, sheet there rsu line Of capitals IN roVT'
Your ,besa IRE vsry wel-:o sossd The Tutor in Belle
Lettre:
Bu. tell me what tbs nsansthc yiew dc not GET
Your every Ins begin, win litter OF large size:
rbe,. (. meaning here think. which u hidden from ny
syasp
..yyhv mr. ,neant-I didn't rneani only thought ty
WHY s,r very Strange tn 1t c1nt'ei Pcetrp!
IL said tho ,uwa faded trorn his s'og,
vi Ia. lines begin wi esp ts I'll understand now'