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Wh;g sfatc eos.,entiau.

In Dauphin county, on Monday, John
c. Kunkle, Esq. was appointed Scnalo-
rial delegate, and A. Martin and Chgn.
Foltz, representative delegates. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by accla-
nation:
Resolred, That the Representative and
Senatorial Delegates elected by this con
vention 10 represent Danphin county in
the Democratic Wing State Convention
of March, 1877 be and are hereby instruct
cd to vote for Gen. JAMES IRWIN, of
Centre County. on each and every Ballot.
Tor Governor Of Pennsylvania,
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WoEK OK. WoaK Ever !-Fricnds Of
protection, YOU have achieved no6le and
gratifying victories OF late, but eternal u
elanrc' is necessary 10 guard against the
devices Of year opponents. Remember,
as a s-.iGlui8nt l3 future cxer!ions and thor
ouch o-rgaa;zation, that the Washington
Union, The oAicialorg Il Of the Free Trade
British party, has told Us That the FRo-
rncrIYE SYSTEM Is DOOMED 70 ExTTN
rIoN and the Democratic Review. aPeri-
odical Of high standing il The party, IL 4
late number used he following explicit
language:
sIhe tariff enacted by CONGRESS At is
last session, is Of Itself important, not be-
cause /, actually din.inishes, to any gre1t
eAtea, tie taxaton unon ~conyumahle
goods, bu. BECAUSE IT REN0UN-
CES THE SYSTEM CT pR0TEC-
FION to certain branches of industry
TT OVERTHROWS 4 PRINCIPLE
MORE ORLH&S ACTED OK SINCE
THE FORMATION OF THE GOV
ERNNENT."
We have lu-o wears Of work" before
ms, 70 elect Z Protective President and Ia
show those who favor British interests,
that We have determined 10 become more
+. Amer:caniseI" aad draw 70 lcg,siatI9n
f. m g gher Peel, Rnssc!, or Walkcr.-.N.
.fnieTicGE.
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Eateet rro,n SEaxIca.

Late accounts from Mexico state that
Santa Anna had arrived at San Luis
Potosi on the 8.h October, and that he
had seized upon a condne.a of specie,
thereby getting hold oflwo millions Of
dollars. lie gave a receip; for The money
aud his individual bonds ftr lis restoration.
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Delaware Election.

Delaware has elected a Lcooloco Gov
erncr by . Majority of l69 votes. The
Wing candidate for Congress is elected,
and the Wigs have a majority in lie
Lagisl4.ase-which secnres them q L
s&@d S.sus Senator,
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SO u z 4, f. A,
ruEsoAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1916.

PALMER Esq. Of philadelphia al his
-, E,saJe aqa coaf 0lTce. is our authorized
,.,t or obtaining advertisements and Sub
IN for The tHERALD" aud is clothed
an rover to receipt for any monies paid
,,bim on these Objects His agency includes
ealorilr cities. viz:-Philadelpbis, New
~ galimoTe and Boston.
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The PennsyiYanian Of Yesterday has an
article on the National Administration. in
the course Of which the editor mentions
the following, as among the prominent
measures of the Polk dynasty:
The Annexation Of Texas.
The War with Mexico.
The Tariff of 40.
The independent Treasury.
These, be it remembered, are given as
the four leading measures of the existing
Administration. We have no comments
to offer. And vel it docs seem a little re-
m~arkablc, that blow at American Indus
try on the one hand, and a war which has
already cost millions of treasure, and riv-
ers Of blood, should be put forth as among
the leading and redseming acts ofan Amer
icaa AaminiztTauon.-PG. Lq.
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4 New JcDoz.-'Fhe i~Iarrisburgh
Telegraph learns that the Hon. Ihos. 5.
Bell, President Judge Of the Judicial dis
trict composed OF Chester and Delaware.
has been appointed by Gov. Skunk to fill
the vacancy on the Supreme Bench coca
stoned by lhe resignation OF Judge Ser
Ccau;.
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GtAME to the premises AZ the subsrri-
Il Der ia Furkeyioot iowrshiP. aanal
lie 81 Of Oclorer, a , yelr old pale rcd
heitFrr, a slit III the righl ear, and end of
the iaiI white.
Tile owner is requested 10 rome for
wsrd, prove property, pay charges ants
lake her away, otherwise she wit be
sold as the Law directs.
JOHN r. KING.
-t.l
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Ereat., OF Ex-Governor EsaaIay

Ex-Governor Findlcy died in this Dor
ough, It tic residence of his son-ia-law
Gov. Skunk. en- Sunday last, and his id-
neral took Place yesterday, attended by
the Judges and officers Of the Court,
members Of the Bar ard citizens. Ills
remains were deposited in the Harrisburg
ccmetry.-Pa. Tel.
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CAETasaE.

9 hereby cautlon the Pubiic not TO trust
aIy person or persons whom
soeVer, cn nv account, without ex-
press ord rs from myself, as | shall
not pay any debts Whatever contracted
by any one exrent such as | may au-
thorize hy a written order-of Which al
persons will please lake nolice.
JOHN MINERD.
Tufkevfoot tp. Nov 10. l846*
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1--WE have been requested TO state
,bq, The Lutheran Church in Somerset
will be open for Divine Service on
Thanksgiving day, >26th inst at 10 o.
clock, 4. N.
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xFaxs2cnusqfEz.S

Tie Wings may boast justly and proud
~ Of their victory in this State. That
they would carry the State was expected,
ba, the immense naJorl.ieS in nearly all
tie counties and towns we're more hoped
than looked for. The Wing Governor IS
elected by nearly 8300orer oH. \ Wing
II. Governor and a Wing Senate and
House Of Representatives and Nine mem
bars of Congress. So far as heard from
,hc House of Representatives. s!@nos:-
Il aigs, l1G; Locos, 30; Liberty, ..
CONGRESS.
By the Atlas We have more full and
complete, rs well as more gratifying re-
turns. which we state as follows:
Districts.
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gy~A Washington lettsr expresses
the opinion TIA; Gen. Taylor viii remain
at Monterey unlil he shall have collected
supplies and reinforced his army. ani that
lie will then pns| for the city Of Mexico.
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-So:s:eases

VIII meet al The Lyceum room on Fri
day evening next. al 6 O'Clock.
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION.
Should trial BY jury in civil eases be
abolished.
E.ssAYIsT, DEcLAISER,
J. j. ScheII. DR.. J. McCroery.
A. Il. C0FFR0TH, Sec'y.
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER.


l9) THE following letter from DR..
Brigham, of Lowell, Mass, but speaks
The uniform language &c hundreds If 9TH
er Physicians, who have uied. and
therefore know how 10 appreciate
Jayne's Expeesorant.
LOWELL. Mass. Jan. %. 1s44.
DR.. David JAIME.
Dear Sri have used vonr medi
cine. $50 universally known by Tie name
cfjArkE's ExPEcroRANT.) in ny p74e.
Use for anuinaer 81 Years, and eaa most
irulysay. that | asye been moTesuccessful
in lie use oil That as a miid, safe and
tiiurough E~xpeioran,. Than of any which
have ever used. Il Is he best for the
following obvlous reasous. II does rot
Il gwen in proper doses. occasion =
.dt>sgceeable nausea, l. does not weak
ell tie lungs and PROSTATE The system,
Ike mast other Expecioran,s in common
use. n0r does II ahair the appetite Of the
patient. Ike other nausea,ing medicines,
uhirh have been used BY TIE faculty.
In 4 wori il IS neatly or quite the t!ing
sllrh has been sought for by many Ct
the larui'y far sges gons By.
rcmsin voar'-. &c,
LUTHER BRIG NAM.
Sold by J.j& II. F. Srheil.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bgrin.
Styslown Pa.
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Jdyne's Medicine.

lS) us THIS alEDiCINEr' We
exciaImed The other DAY, ua tasting soise
Of Jayue's Tonic Vermiluee. II GER
tainly has none cf Tie ususeous favor.
witch one associates wih The idea If
physic, Children consider il quite Il
treat, and in taking il their paia,es are
gfsiiied. aud heir health restored ~ The
same tine, Jayac's Tonic Vern ifa,e
moi, only destroys worms, but carries of
the mnca IN which they are Embedded,
and effects a radiral and permanet cure,
Every mother knows the prominens
symptoms of worms. such as vorsei4y.
leanaess, feiid breath, grinding OF the
teeth during sleep. paleness OF The lips,
itching ofthe nose, &c, but there is 9th
er lndicia not so generally recognized.
a dry cough, dull eyes. enlargement of
tie abdomen, and many other symptoms
common TO o,her diseases, frequently
denote The presence Of worms. Ii their
existence IS even suspected, the Vermi-
iuge should be administered, because il
can 90 no harm in any case, and may Go
iucelculatle good.
JAMES EXPECTORANTs lwavs
cures Aslhma,-two OF three large do
ses wiz cure Group or Hives Of children
IN from 10 minutes 10 l hours time.
IL Immediately subdues The violence of
%wlooping cough, and effects a speedy
cure. Hundreds who have been given
up by their physicians as incurabie.
with Consumption, Splitting OF Blood,
and other pulmonary Affections, have
been restored 10 perfect health by it, It
never fails in giving relief,
Prepared only by DR.. David Jayne,
II. S Soulh Third Street. Philadelphia.
Sold by j. J. & II. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
SlovsiOwn Pa
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V4LUABLE RE.4L ESTATE ar
Public Sale,
THIS WAX!

, sALt - I'm Il a Ii II Il III
Public Sale.
NvHE subscriber will offer al sale by
public outcry, on Christmas day,
25lh December next, the following real
property belonging TO the estate of Maj.
George Graham, late of Sloys!owB,
Somerset county. deceased, viz:
NO Z.
The well known Iagern stand for ma
nv years kept by deceased, on The North
side Of Main street in Sloyslown afofe-
said, being a large two-story frame and
wealherboarded building with good and
convenient ou,iuuses on the same lot.
aud also an excellent meadow lot Of Is
acres, large barn and s,abling on the OPP
posile side Of the street.
NO. z.
One small house aud lot OF one acre
situate on Main cross slreeinear the Pub
lie school house in said borough. and
now in the occupancy Of John LebeE-
kneight.
10. 8.
s large plantation Or ir5cI OF land SIT
uaie near Slnystown on both sides of the
road lea,.Ing 10 Somerset. containing a
bou. 400 acres. of which nearly go
acres are cleared and under fence, with
q swo.story log house and large
Barn
thereon erected, u0w IN The possession
&c Wfliam Waugh and Samuel Weis-
singer.
Tlr shore fsro viii be divided into
I'VE or TREE parts, If necessary, 10 suit
purchasers. nr If desired paFI Of hmsy
be divided into lni- of 20 or
80 acres each.
The sale viii be he'd al Inc Tavern
House Row KEEP, By Allison Longhrey'
and will be cnmnlinped gnsi all Is sold.
Uhen and where lie terms. winch VIII
BE reasonable. VII be made known.
SAMUEL ktHNEL.
Administrator rasa ie-;a'nsu'o annexo et
nv.lo Gse-se Gfss.am, ass'd
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..,,l Coauiy, is cur Authorized Agen; to
Inscriptions and make collections for "a, to
,,, our patrons there ere requested to make
pyHeht
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hiHe Neal5ers 81 Congress. IN tie
4h district they failed 10 elect. Mr.. Pal
FREY, X hig; had 5629; Robinson, loco,
ALSO; scattering, 1873.
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TEEH.

On the 18Th inst. near Somerset. Mr..
~EEESRy c. 4. KEvsER, in lie f4sh year
Of bis age.
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STRAY STEER.

GAME to promises of the subscriber
q in Snmerset township, in June.
a black and vhtie spotted STEER a.
bout ? wears old. fn ear ~ rSs.
The nwnef is requested 10 come and
prove property pay charges and take 81
away. 81 il viii be suld as lhe law di-
reefs.
DAVID, HUSBAND.
my. .
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3 WIG PUHPKsN.-A pumpkin was
grown Oh the farm Of John A!oag, ESQ.
which weighed li9 lbs. This we think
beats anything in these diggins.
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not
Orphans Court Sale
2{R u e a Is NNED 1Aiaa

az e B9E1Wgs
2 n pursusure Of al order Of The Or
3 plian's court Of Somerset county,
there viii he exposed to s-ie by way q
Pubic Yendue or onicrv on tie prem
ises, os Fyi.tay The 25fh dag If Drfem-
Ter next. N846, the following Real Is
tale I've the properly of Jaroh HGfinlan,
decreased. VIA cer'aIu rracf or
= Z "A. Ig 2 T10N
Of Hand. situate III jeHher township. con-
laining 81 arrcs and allowance. more or
less, adjoining lands of DAVID Simpson,
Jarob Boyers. Conrad keyser, John
Hoffman and others, with upwards OF
100 acres Of clear land, on which are
erected a large
faro Story House
and a y story house and a large Stone
Bank Barn, wIth other improvements.
TKRMs:-One third in hand, and the
balance in SIX annual payments. without
interest. 10 be secured by Judgment
bonds and Mortgage.
Attendance will he given by William
Rishebarger and John Hoffman admin
lsiraior's OF The estate Of said deceased.
Byihe cnnri,
w. II. PICKING.
nov 81. CLssk.
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Delegates 10 the VFiiIg Gu5cr-
pmzCTs:zE Convention.

The following counties have elected
Delegates 10 the Wing State Convention
for the nomination of of a Candidate for
Governor viz:
Berks, 5 Huntingdon /
Columbia, 2 E.eliigii 4 Carbon B
Dauphin, ) Wyoming, /
Total, Is
or these it IS understood thal 9 are Tor
Coopor and 5 Tor Irvin.-Pa. Tel.
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NEW&CEIEApG NODS.

I v IL ~ A&~&A ~ ~
subscriber has received from
q .he Eastern cines. aul is now ope-
ming al his store North East corner of
Tie Diamond. 4 very large and general
assortaiem Of Goods suitable for The
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS.
amang which are French and English
Cloths Of various %co!oFs. Also Tweeds.
Cassimeres. Saiiacts and Jeans, TarIeton
and Cecilia Clu'hs for Ladies' dresses.
ALSO, C~ashmeres, Alpacas,
alousiin De LANES. Calic0es Of all qnaii-
ties from 1 10 % cents per yard, Mus
Inns from 1 To 10 cts, Si!k and Thread
Lace. silk Gloves Of a superior quality
for ladies and genilealen, together with a
fine ass3rtmen! Of HARDWARE,
QHeeHsgcare, Groceries, &c.
Boots and shoes Of all kinds and very
low. Weayors Reeds Of very superior
qualify.
All which will be sold IN as cheap and
accommodating lerms. as they can be had
west of the Allegheny Mountains.
Nj. TREDW ELL.
Somer.e'. sept %. 1876.
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~ Gen. L2 Vega and MS associates
have been exchanged for Capt. CarPcn-
der and crew of the Tiuxt0u.
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STRAY HE[FFER.

nav. 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-16
The Northern Remedy.

N II. DOZENS FEGET4BLE B.4LS.4MIC
ELINIR.
The most effectual remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood, Whoop-.
ing Cough, Asthma, Group, and all diseases
of The Lungs.N
TEIHIS Medicine is purely VEGErABLE-the
Il resultnot of mere theory and speculation,
but of much study and research, during years
of suffering and debility; and the inventor
having succeeded in curing himself, and hav-
ing tested its efficacy upon thousands of indi-
viduals in New England and the Western
States, feels great confidence IN recommends
ing il TO the public a safe and efficient rom
edy. 1t operates most conspicuously in re-
moving all morbid irritGtiORS from the Lungs
and Pulmonary Organs, Keeps the cough loose,
promotes ETpect0rdti0R, renders the breathing
easy, and induces degree of quiet to the sys-
tenn, peculiarly grateful to the patient, after
having experienced days and nights of restless
inquietude and suffering.
1t has at least one peculiar advantage over
most other articles in common use; it is FREE
FROM STRONG oPIATEs, and POWERFUL AsTRIN-
GENTS which are liable to do great injury to the
patient. In the use of this article, the cough
noUer ceases till the cause is rem01ed;-hence
when the cough ceases the patient is well,
This incompatible medicine is prepared on.
| ly by N II. Downs, Troy, VT, the Original
inventor and proprietor
| CURTIS and SMITH, st. Adams, VT. Only
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be
supplied in any part of the Union, upon tn,
best terms.
Sold by especial appointment,by J. c. Bing
ham, st. Johnsbury Plain; Jonas Flint, de
Centre; J. G. Darling and G. s. S. Hill, Con
cord; N. w. French, Lunenburgh, Fuller *
Co. Lyndon; M. Fl. Newell, Burke;J Blake &
son, Sutton; w & S. Bradley, Wheelock, Vt
N. Gilbert, Sheffield Dana Weeks and Stan
ton, Danville; j. M. Martin & Co. Peacham
Geo. Hubbard, Gudhall: j. Jewett & Co.
Barnett DIR. McNnbb, McIndoes Falls; Geo
Cowles, Ryegate. 4l9yI.
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For--nced tell you?--that mnrdercrs life
WINS saved. That widow recognized the fing-
or of God, and even the stern brother was
nwed into silence.
The murderer went his way.
Now look We, how wonderful are the ways
of IIeaven That very night, MS the widow
sat by her lonely hearth, her orphans by her
sde-sat there with crushed heart and hot
eye-baIs, thinking of her husband, who now
lay moulderingon the blood drenched soil OF
Paoli-there was tap at the door. she OPP
cned il, and--that husband, living, though
covered with wounds, was in her arms! lilo
had fallen at Paoli, but not in death. lie was
alive-hs wife lay painting on lis breast
That night there was n prayer IN that wood
embowercd cot ofthe Wssahikon.
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MANUFACTURERS NOTICE.
George Griffin

KTOULD respectfully announce to the m
w habitants of Pussumpsic Village 6hd
vicinity that he has leased the factory of James
X Reinick Esq for a term of years, and the
Factory having undergone thorough rep1'r-
ing, with the addition Of power looms, and be-
ing in successful operation, is now ready To
receive Wool to manufacture by ttrc yard or
on shares, as may best suit customers. into
Cassimeres, striped and checked of different
patterns, and nanncls Of all descriptions and
colors; also, FrockinT, an article that has been
much called for, but has not as yet been made
at the Factory.
twill be useless for me to tell how much
experience and skill ! have had in the bust
ness, or how siillful work men intend to en-
ploy, as il is expected that every one who goes
into such business is competent or has hands
who are, though sometimes people are disap-
pointed it is enough for me to say that all who
may please to favor me with their custom may
rest assured that no pains will be spared IN do
ing the work in the best possible manner, and
| trust in style that cannot fail to suit GUS
toners
Also, WOOL C.4RDED into Rolls, and
CLOTH DRESSED in the best manner.
All damag' done to WOO! or cloth in card
ing, dressing or manufacturing shall be made
good. Country produce taken in part pay tol
manufacturing-produ and soap taken III
| full pay for carding rolls and dressing cloth.
n. b. Those who bring wool to be manu-
featured are requested to ascertain how muci
they want ofthe different kinds, so that they
can tell when they leave their wool that | may
know how to meet their wants.
Passumpsic, Vt. May 4, 1916. 4oStt
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Moral Readings,
For the Calcdoninu.
SPRING.

The spring again appears in all lis beauty
the happy songsters ofthc wood shout in me-
lodious strains the praises of their maker, and
with the docile domestic animals, bask IN
the sunny ray and taste the delights of the
yernal season. All nature is chccred nj the
return, of spring; and calls forth every mental
energy orman to joyful acclamaIons ofadora-
ton and praise.
Since the commencement olthc last winter
the frost of time and the blast of death have,
like the season which il represents, bereit of
very many ofeurthly comforts aud pleasing
delights. Fond parents have been compelled
to witness the last gasp of a lovely clhld'
which, like ivy, had from lis birth Wlned u
round their hcarts-and causCdJoy aud pleas
ing anticipatious to euvcn their hours ~ MS
growing knowledge. aud attachments TO vlr-
tuous actions; the loss OF fond parents, on
whose cXerlions tie susionance ola numer-
Gus offspring depended, has danpeued the
pleasing prosper of bercaved families aud
called Them to resign their earthly rclinucc 10
"A never failing friend
lnanothcr dwelling we have seen the he
reaved widow mourning the departure oi
beloved companion, torn away 10y tue rclcut-
less hand of death There all lay enclosed IN
the icy arms ofdeath, &will there rest unliI the
last trump shall arouse the sIumlFrng ma
rious:-theu shall n more glorious spring OF
life commence, and IN unchanging verdurc,
bloom throughout Eternity. y ID. a.
-. Johnsbury, April, 1916.
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Poetry,
For the Caledonian.

For the Cnledonian,
TWINS May day eve, lovely eve,
The day was at its close,
| wandered forth upon the lawn
Amid calm rcposej-
met n lovely maiden there,
with sad and pensive mein,
! Joined her in an evening walk
Adown the meadow green
The evening breeze, scented with flowers,
Played with her raven hair,
And gently kissed her ruby lips,
OF kissed her forehead tair;-
The grass was springing at our feet,
The earth from sleep hud sprung,
The buds were bursting ON the bough,
The birds their vespers sungi--
The blushing flowers bcstrcwed our path
We pulled them as we walked
We told their names, and told their tales,
And Of their beauties talked
Nor flowers, nor birds, nor early spring
Could rouse that maid to mirth,
A sadness broodcd DER her brow
A sadness Of the earth.
"What makes thee sad;" in gentle tone,
asked that ma den dear,
"Can' 81 thou not tell me why thy soul
al tell thee why am thus sad
A tear stood In her eye
A.. - sbo u,,,st die
"For long, long months I've watched nor
r,,, r'a,l,id ,b,. f;,,i,,, flame
-. ..',,,.,,.,.,,,i,,,, s5,sI o,,,y
M, I.f'li,,L ni.lrr frame
-,
TIL, -, IL, cI,,bcd IN crccn
M. -, ,,,,5
W 90 S,.,', ,,,.,.,.. NO.. ho Econ
~" ~