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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
TURKEY.
A NEW RAILROAD.

NEW RAILROAD.
The Porte, on the 27th November, sanctioned the pro-
ject for constructing railway between ConstantinOple
and the Persian Gulf The expenditure is estimated
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WASHINGTON.

SPEECH OF SENATOR MORRILL, ON RESUMPTION
THE PURCHASE OF wALRUssIA IN THE
HOUSE-TIE COTTON TAX BILL-THE Ma
TlONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE - THE
WHISKY CONVENTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

AN ADDRESS FROM THE CONSERVATIVE MINOR
IrY OF THE RECENT CONVENTION-rIBs STATE
FINANCES.
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'rsir: In reply 70 yonr ietter relative
70 alleged abuses Of the Homestead
law in Dakotnh, md your INQUIRIES as
% those who can avn themselves of
the benefit Of that aet, and aIso as 70
what 4 required under the Law, I have
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t@F4eaEEsHEcADr StEfHLt lE1fIt fss--zEE -SaF-
l4ral yoang nsn Of ths town, who hap
pen 10 be Il present without Visible
means Of support and Who 5mey Be
seen alnnst any day gazing with sleepy
indihershes At the noble steamers that
line oar wharf have BEEN recently dis
eussing the "Homestsad Aet,H and
Eondertng whether t-Would pay TO 90
West and settle on-a piece Of land, We
publish from an exchange, the follow
ing reply OF the Commissioners of the
General Land Once TO inquiries in ret
erenee to Homestead Settlements. II
may prove Of interest 70 Other classes
OF the community
l'DKPARI1rEST or THE INTERIOR.
GKSKRAL LAID 0RETGE, May Is; 1901.
{ 'f'sir: In reply 70 yonr ietter relative
70 alleged abuses OF the Homestead
Law In Dakotnh, mud your inquiries as
% those who can ayail themselves of
the benefit OF that aet, aud aiSo as 70
what = required under the law, i have
.GPirst-That any person In male or f.
male, who Is the head OF q family or
has arrived at the age of twenty-oDe
years. and e q citizen Of the United
States or has declared hIs Intention to
6eeome such, Is entitled TO make 4
HOMESTEAD entry under the provisions
OF the aet Of May %, Is62.
t'SeeOnd-Aftef making an entry At
the district once the party must pro
coed with diligence to build his house
and get upon the land with his tamily,
and commence the cultivation and i'm
pnOyetnent Of the same.
-sThiE6-Ths hfth section Of the act
makes the abandonment of the land,
or change Of residence for more than
six months At any time, . cause OF tor
feituEe- CndaF this clause of the law
you state that many persons claim the
right 70 go upon the land once in every
six months, remain thereon for \ day
or two, and then leave IL again. That
Interpretation Of the law Will not be
supported by this office. Those parties
IeeEfainIy could not show in the dual
proof that their actual residence and
nome had been upon their homestead
entries, but, on the contrary, the evil
dence would indicate that the land had
been only place Of temporary abode
hence such quasi settlers could have no
cause for grievance II, upon pFesenta-
ton Of the facts, their entries should be
declared invalid. In brief, The aC:s OF
the settler must be such as to show an
intention fully TO comply in good faith
with the requirements Of Law, and make
the land, what the act intends II 10 be,
his actual residence, with such improve
ment and cultivation of the soil as his
means and strength VIII allow. AN
exception to this requirement of resi-
dence is made where the entry Is for an
adjoining farm homestead. In such
cases the party is not required to build
and reside upon the adjacent Home
stead entry, but he must prove resi-
-denee upon the original farm 70 which
the homestead tract adjoins, and also
cultivation and Improvement Of the
adjoining tract. s-s
HF am, sir, very respectfully,
1901 JOSEPH S. WILSON,
+tf4 C1IR1lfESfoHer.
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DR. II. JKTSNER.
EChEcr1c IHbIcfiHSEFs

NSAAS44S I5Gs
NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
DRs KsRAVIN6 aEmRKD THE SER.
u VICE. of an Intelligent assistant, who
VIII attend to the PREPARATION Of medi.
Gne4j putting mp Prescriptions, Gc.S WIN ems
BILE him to give more attention 10 ont pa.
tents, especially to his many friends In the
country. HIS medicines Rre ALI prepared In
his own ofnca, and all delivered to his pa.
tents by himself Dr.. x tteats all diseases
both Arute and Chronic; with which human:
hy y ahieted. BE hasa large number Of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many OF those obstinate cases of
supposed 70 be inCurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Sorofulay dis
charges nom the Ear, 0zena. Enlarged GLANDS,
treating Liver d. Seases Stomach Conap IAintA,
Bronchitis and nh diseases Of the Throlt
and Air Passages. BypeFIOphy and IN 9th.
SPINAL AGeCtiOifs. and ali diseases Gf fheEer.
VouS System & acknowledged by a4IWh0RA
tested Il to be the most certain and successful
ever known 70 tie medical pE9tessia1 a u. 4.
naeut of All diseases peculiar 10 women, viz:
Menstrual OtJstFucti lions, Painfnl MenstE ustion,
IeucTFhea, Uterine and OVRfIon TunfoEH,
Prolapsus Uted and all Nervous diseases to
he niai1ss specially in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections OF the Genito Urinary
Organs, Wig: CataKrh of Bladder and UFethra,
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
DIibbIinH LOf UIinei Urinary DkFEGttE or
Gravel, Dialects and Dtfncnlt UripAttnR, By
phiIitie Diseases IN M their varied forms
Ghonanhea, IFS comp tionS and BequellR,
SpeTmat0tEheaHI1d ln1potency, and AL anec-
tons cousequentupon 0uthf1l ndtscTetiona
Alsospeeial attention paid 70 the Urea nent
Sores VaricosA Ulcers, &c Persons afnictAds
particularly with old Troublesome c9ses'
should 1oss no time to call on or address Rh.
KIBNER Communications Aiming Zee
uronuflY noticed ONCE pTescdp1tqPa and
rnedicfne cash. For wits m otEyI saLna -
other PhysictanE
d6orS "a or McisuTe HOUSE, Monroe B1est.i
Once hourS, 8 A. u: 70 y II, 2 =. II: tor
P. n, and p. N. toSP N. janis
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

ECARROLL COUNTY OHIO
~RF<.R SPRINGS Is COSSECTI0N
Iifn MS Rural Seminary BuiIdlnE1 WI
= oDEn1d for EtE4t08 On TIE 9n1 Of July. II
- nd = place sminsnGIy E1ttinE the de-
Fal1ds OF t6Las seeking quiet, hsAlthfalf Ee-
tIrsd and inexpEndIs neEIsaf.-Grss 4cLlEn
smoke and dust ne EFUT6I 2Te oeElSeI tLe
arssi nS4heE1l wen noted 10G hea3Ih impart~
ing Q5zIEisA-EtziEnB from R1Etsb0EEny
SLsu6suEGjseTJTh 6eltuK and GinSunau VIII
eianaSi e &. 70 Sew NaEkst SALON, dis
IAnL iy hack tTU or TnEss hozrs- =
For pSEIfcuiaFS addFeaB,
A. b.LEE, Harlem SpungA, o.
unysl-dk44W
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LADIES' REPos1ToRr.-This "Queen
ofthe monthlIes" for June is already on
our table, and as usual its pages are
freighted with choice articles both in
prose and poetry. No magazine pub
lished in this or any other country. Is
superior to the Repository. whether We
take into consideration It mechanical
execution, its splendid engrayings, or
the tone Of its original and selected ar
ticles. We advise all our lady readers,
especially, 70 subscribe for It.. Pnb-
lished in Cincinnati by Poe and Hitch
cock-Price $ 50 Per year.
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=
GREY CLOTHRs-Our mild cotempo-
rary OF the Re0iste1-, treated his readers
yesterday morning 70 a spicy discourse
on the Postmaster's old clothes II
anything was needed to establish his
reputation as a "pencil driver" it was
that piece Whatever lingering doubts
the public may have heretofore enter
talned AS 70 his enterprise aud ability
in finding out the new and startling,
are now laid forever at rest, Metro.
politan journals will be competing for
his invaluable services before q
fortnight passes by. In fact he
has only to take the tide at
Its present flood and fortune
will be thrust upon him. o lucky ''Io-
cal" Of toe Re0iSteTl D thrice fortunate
scribblet! And all this Is, because he
"ope'd his eyes" day before yester-
day, and took in for the first time the
PostmRster's suit OF grey.
This suit is a new one. Ofcdurse 1t
Is. Ithad not appeared upon the Post
masters back until day before
yesterday. None dare deny it.
But give the 'ilOcal" OF the
Register all praise for venturiDg
out into the 'sultry heat of day before
yesterday, and discovering the impor-
tant fact. How did 1t come, though,
that he had not seen before what has
been visible to the citizens of Wheeling
any day these six monGhsR Let him
explain this and his title to lame stands
upon a sure foundation.
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THE MILToNIAS TABLEAUx still con-
tInue to draw crowded houses nightly.
LAST evening there was a very hne at
tendance. The fact shows that our
citizens are not slow in appreciating
real work of art-When they have an
opportunity Afforded them, which. by
the way Il, We are sorry 70 say, but
seldom.
Did space permit We might enter into
detailed description of-this extraOr-
binary and beautiful series of nano-
famiC views. But as IL Il we must be
content to say that what we have seen
at Washington Hall this week, has en-
abled US to realize more wildly than
We have ever heretofore done, the sur
passing grandeur and sublimIty OF
MiltoH's conception.
As the canvass slowly passes before
the eyes of the spectators they actual
" see the action of the poem
before them. Now It is the
eniDg to the voice Of the Almighty pro-
elstming his Son cO-equal, then the
archangel, alone Ofall Heavens hosts,
dissatisfied with the decree aud per-
suading his followers to reyoIt-next,
the host silently winging their way TO
the North, and there listening to the
appeal Of The great arbitrator. Fol
lowing this we have the preparations
for battle, and the three days conflict,
with the hnal expulsion OF Satan and
his cohorts from the realms OF bliss.
Then We are introduced TO them "roll.
Ing IN The derry gall, and springipK M
deep" and SO on through the whole
| poem. -
Our advice is, TO those who have moi
yet witnessed these magnificent tab.
leaux, TO go before It l. too late, and see
/ for themselves. --+,.'-TE+95
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I4PRoyE,tRgr 1N srK1ae HousR AZ

L1PRoyE1tRsT IN sPK1Ge HOUSE, AZ
LKY.-Messrs. Edwards & Conant, Of
the sprigg House, have recently built
sewer in the alley adjoining their hotel
for the purpose OF conveying waste wa
ter from the Kitchen. We call this a
very decided and useful Improvement,
rs Sprigg House alley has heretofore
been anything but traversable.
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PIc-s1r AT CREaGF's GEovK-The
steamer Gipssy Was again called into
requisItIon yesterday morning, for the
transportation Of The Second and
Seventh Ward public schools to
Cres1p's Grove. Tne day was Dnfavor-
able Gor ouf-of-door pleasures, bat the
party Was a success nevertheless.
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NEW DWELLING HoUsE.-The new
dwelling house OF John Pfsrr, Esq, on
Main street, above the Bridge Corner,
is being rapidly pushed forward
towards completion. The building will
present quite an elegant appearance,
and viii add much 70 the eHSeDl5Ie Of
The locality in which it ID situated.
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No OCCASION nov. to spend time and
money journeyIng to far-oR watering
places for the BENEFIT Of the waters
merely, when you can be supplied with
almost any Kind of mineral spring
water you mGy desire at your own
door, just fresh, from the spring. From
Saratoga, we have the Congress, EN-
pife, columbian and Star Spring
waters. Also the KtsinRen, Vtchy,
MaHieubadi Setter, st. Catherine and
other waters, and the Blue lick. All
the above can be had fresh at E. Book
ing's Drug Store Odd Fellowst Hall.
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ARRIvAL.-we had the pleasure, yes
terday evening. Of meeting Messrs. z.
d. Ramsdell and ]. D. Cunningham, Of
the Kanawha Valley, who have just az
rived from Richmond, where they have
been to represent the interests of the
State Of West Virginia IN the Coying-
ton and Ohio Railroad, at the late meet
ing Of Commissioners In regard to COM
pletiDg that road These gentlemen
Will remain at the M'LuTe House until
after the meeting OF Commissioners in
regard To the road next Monday.
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PRosEcrED IxPEovEnESr.-J. N.
Mathews, Esq, intends building a new
business house on the vacant lot adj
joining his present establishment on
Main street, below Quincy. Operations
Will be commenced next week. The
building will be tirst class, three stories
high, iron front, and contain all the
modern Improvements.
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AcCIDESTn NORTH WHEELIxu.-At
the keg factory, in North Wheeling, Of
Messrs. Wilson d DunIevy, a youth
named AIonzo Carpenter, son Of Alr.
Isaac Carpenter, OF Martinsvills, Ohio,
had three fingers OF his left hand al
most cut on yesterday by coming in
contact with the knives OF the machine
ut which he WAS working.
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INPRovENKSTs,-The streets of our
city are again wearing an appearance
ofindustry and prosperity. Work has
already been commenced on several
new buildings, to be used as business
and dwelling houses, and these the
present season VII see completed. Bot
Id this connection we have one, remark
to make, and that e, that the Street
Commissioner should see to Il that the
partlea3 engaged at work on these
buildings should not be allowed to oh.
slruct the streets with building mate
rial 80 completely rs they do. There Is
a plain violation Of the law In the most
Of these cases, and something should
be done. The 10Th section OF the ordi-
nance In relation 70 streets and alleys,
provides that not more than one-thtrd
Of the street shall be DISTRACTED with
building material in any case. Let the
Law b enfoFeed or stricken from the
StRtnte books. slft5I 3
{ -gr ,ss-T5' - I'D Il - $50 "a lBzl ist p
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PRISONERS FOB THE ALLEoHESY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county is
pretty well represented at the Western
Pennsylvania Penilentiary. Yesier-
day morning the sheriff Of that county
LEFT Washington for that institution at
Allegheny city, with SIX prisoners
LemOyue Steep, John Steep, John
Sweeney aud Charles Ellsworth
names Of The remaining two not known.
VIcted at The present term Of Court
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I GRAVEL ROOFING. George Crum-
hacker of this city, Is fully prepared to
put on gravel roOfs In the most inn
proved method, and warrants his work
TO give satisfacti lion, either in resisting
IRE or turning water. The tar used Is
put through q process that frees 1t from
oil and benzoleI and no matter now
great the heat 1t will not run! It Is
equally efficient in roofs Of every con-
eeiyable pitch. Mr.! Crum back6f, keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks OF the best quail
~, and for sale at the lowest rates.
years in Pittsburgh. Ff. apr2
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LECTURE AT zHE lGNrHEDRAI.-Qutte
a large audience was assembled at the
Cathedral. last evening, to hear the lee
t1re OF the Rev. ]. T.. Hecker on the
Religious condition Of the country
The Rev. gentleman made some good
points and showed that he understood
bis subject thoroughly. The whole
lecture was admirable, and will beve
hard to answer. 9g5ss3J ai;
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FEon WAsHISsIoS.-We received
InGo-Lnatiou yesterday from Washing
ton, that young CheaIeY, The boy mis-
taken for a robber and shot by Mr..
Jordan, Is stIlt.aliFe. But faint hopes
are entertained OF HE recovery.
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= =
BILLIARD MATCH. 1.-THE PittsbG1gh
Commercial of yesterd ~ says q mach
game OF billiards, for a. purse 0fstvo
hundred dollars, between John Nelson,
OF that city and Richard Stafford; Of
oil City, took place last evening", af tie
BEunsWicka Billiard Hall, Fith street.
The game was played ON a carom table,
one thousand points mp. The match
WAS & very closely contested one, and
resulted in the success Of Stafford who
beat his opponent but eight points.
The highest runs made by StahOFd
were y q and q, and by Nelson,
was about 81, and Nelson's 6s<. The
time OF the game was three hours and q
half. The match excited considerable
Interest, aud quite large number OF
persons werepresent to witness it.
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RIVER NEws.-There were about ak
teen feet Of water in the channel at
dark last evening, with the river at a
stand.
The Glasgow len for Dubuque and st.
Paul during the afternoon. arl4
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati.
The regular packets arrive and depart
to-day az the usual time.
Intelligence was received by the own
ers Of the boat, yesterday, that the
::'niggern. boiler of the 81. Marys had
exploded ut 10 A. NJ scaldfng two of
the engineers, aud inJuring the boat to
a considerable extent.
W. G. BatteIIe, Esq, yesterday. sold
70 parties in Pitts burgh his eIght-oared
barge, the Lady Gay, formerly Undine,
for $50; She will Be shipped to Pitts
burbh this morning. s4
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DGN0ERoUs observation-disclosures II
not quite two years ago, a fire occurred
among some frame houses fronting on
Water street, between Monroe and the
first alley south OF it. On the site of
some of the houses brick buildings
have been erected. utsthere still re-
mains one ortwo which the Ore did not
entirely destroy. These dilapldated
concerns are source Of great nneasi.
ness and annoyance TO the business
men and jewellers in the neiRhborhood,
because, although uniuhabited by de-
cent people, they serve to give refuge TO
loose characters Of both sexes. Such
folks are very undesirable neighbors,
and may In some Of their orgies start d
seouha8ratton which our present fifenr-
ranEements may not be sufficient to
subdue or keepl In check. The buildings
ought 70 De removed, but who will do
nNtH
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cNANeK.-People were beginning to
think day before yesterday, that the
sultry days Of Summer had set in for
good Indeed, We heard as much COM
planning about the excessive heat, as
We had previously listened TO about the
unreasonable cold and rain. All appFe-
tensions however, were alIayed yester-
day morning, when the early Tisers
and late found that n marked change in
the temperature had taken place dur
ing the night. Winter clothing was
again In demand, and every body was
wishing II would get warm.
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PAKDoSED.-GsOrge Hereford, con-
vieted Of petit larceny At the present
term of the Circuit Court, and SEN
fenced 20 ak months confinement in the
county jail, WAS yesterday pArdousd by
GOV. RoEsnnn.. Z 49,
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Misunderstanding Is an art of which
many persons who CIT handsome
figure on paper have reason to 4be
proud. 10 write a good hand, a good
pen IL an essential requisite. Those
who wish to obtain q pen that IS a
PeH, should go to Oxtoby and Dumeld's
JeWelry stoEe, 71O8 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank.
A full supply Of gold pens. pencils,
clocks, jeWelrY, spectacies and fancy
goods always on hand. sla zLsHs's.
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STONE B1ocKADE-We noticed yes
terday that 1t intervals blockades of
stone had been placed ON the river side
of Main street, between Washington
and Jefferson, North Wheeling. This
Is for the purpose Of keeping wagons,
&C., from travelling on the worn side Of
the street. -. .-.--.-E. -
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hanes III IS H. ONO,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,

The many thousands cured at this estsb-
the numerous important surgical Operattous
pedoELned BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed BY the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
no1ce% OF Whtcn have appeared again and
again before the public, besides MS Etanding
= gentleman Of character and respeCta.
olnty Is sumcient guarAnteetO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
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LoYejoy was charged with dumping a
load OF QiisuAive material from his cart
into the river, at the foot of Jefferson
yards Into the stream, as required by
the ordinance made and provided. He
was found guilty and lined $40 and
costs, the Judge rerparking that, should
he be again guilty OF a ike offence, he
would impose upon him the full penalty
Of the law
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Trustee,s Sale. .

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
d executed by ". c. CaFman to me, as
trustee, and recorded N Record Book dB, :"
page lis, In the Recorders once OF Stone
county, Missouri, i shall. on the 18TH DAY
on JUEK5 1R61; at ten O'Clock OF sid day, on
the steps Of tbs Court HOnse OF Ohio county,
In Wheeling, sell At public auction to The
highest bIdder, the south half Of section o.
SIX, Township % tWenLy-fQ1F, OF the hfIh
principal meridian; the same being situated
In the county Of stone, and STATE OF Missouri.
TERNs-Une.halft 70 be pad At the time Of
sale, th6rem1indef In ninety days with COED
security. L VIII convey only such title Is Is
vested In me By said Deed Of TTust, which Is
believed toll good. '.a'-'4 -
l-.. sa. B. g. BARR.
my Bin Trustee
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DR. IOMNbTON.

OHHees NO. 2 south Frederick street,
Len hand ode GONG nom Baltimore street, q
lew doors nom the corner. Fall not TO OBJ
sarEe name and number.
40 letters received unless post paid and
containing AstamP to be used on the reply.
PERSONS writing should state age and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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r.. - tIseoTF9ed he ~.
Remeday IN the World fnE WeaEpASS1- -- e =
6aSk OF Limb, Structures, AffesIo5 ~ y, t q
ktdneys and bladder, InVoluntSTT ~ Y. d
- -. In 20 Poteney, General Debility, NJ
nt5ss HE11pesAs Languor, Low SSir5tEt "a
I1Al9n OF Ideas, PalpItation on M tI Lo1'
y II11InI11dIIy, Trembling, DtmneS of 81
Sjlcolne4ss Di5sl8s Of the 8es5 75taL q
sI On T az at3os Of ne Live. -
deTs arising nom SoliLaEy HaGJItS ~ D2s1E.
secret and solitary pEae1ios mn ttC-SSa-
ter victims than the song OF SyTs.tt - .
AA6lhets OF UlyseS, bile hitting tfre5r' = S- lss
ofll41ut hops o. RntieipsESrS|yS -. L1o,l
marriage &c., innpoSsibls ~ 'z>sae:izE