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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-12

Wilcox &GIBB's SEWING MACHINE.-From
the work done by this Machine it is pronounced
the best Family Machine in the world. AGen-
cy at q. Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
1l5 7th street, between d and Z, Washington,
ID C. myG
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NEW CROP.
~ GRASS SEEDsl GRASS SEEDS |

NEW CROP
GRASS SEEDSl GRASS SEEDS
have in store and to arrive
2O) bushels CLOVER SEED.
100 bushels TIMOTHY SEED.
100 bushels ORCHARD GRASS
60 bushels HERDS GRASS.
25 bushels CLEAN and EXTRA CLEAN
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
viii continue to receive I'LL the above Grass
Seeds during the season, which will be aold at
the lowest mari ct quotations, wholesale an re-
tail.
ENGLISH LAWN GRASS, expressly for
wards and lawns, Onion Sets, Seed Potatoes,
Seed Corn, Sc. SC; also, in store large and
complete assortment of AGRICULTURAL
lMPLEmENT3 and MACHINERY, consist
ing in part of Minor & Horton's Flows. with
wrought or cast iron share; Commin's Iron
Beam Flows, Titus Iron Beam Flows, Gull and
Brace Flows, Sinclair & Moore Flows, and
other patterns too numerous to MENTION also,
Harrows of all kinds, Garden Plowa, Hoes,
Rakes, Horticultural Tools. &c, &c.
All orders and correspondence will receive
prompt attention.
HERBERT BRYANT,
ian IS No. % King ST., Alexandria, Va.
TIME GREAT SPRING FERTILIZERS.
ANDREW GOES
SUPER phosphate OF LIME,
For Corn, Oats and all Spring Vegetables it mas
no equal.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE b. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ana h1ecu'
tive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON w. PEET, Secty. and Actuary
This Company offers the following advan-
It is National Company, chartered by spe'
cial act of Congress 1865 -
1t has paid up capitsl OF , ,oJu"l'.
1t offers low rates of premium.
Ii furnishes larger insurance than other com
panes for the same money.
II is definite and certain III IL term.
1t is home company in every locality
It's policies arc exempt from attac hment
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the
policies
Every policy is non-forfoitable.
Policies may be taken which pay II the M
sured their full amount, and return all their
premiums, so that the insurance costs oAly The
interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken which pay TO the IN
sured, after certain number Of years during
life an annual income Of one tenth the amount
named in tho policy.
No extra rate is charged for riaks npon the
lives of females.
1t insures not 20 pay dividends to policy mold
ers, but at so low cost that dividends Will be
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars
given on application to the Branch Olhce oil the
Company, or to
JAY COOKE X co, Washington. DC.
Gen.Apts. Tor ID g., Del, Va. and w va.
FRANCIS A. DICKIN9,
Agent for the counties OF Alexandria and Far
fax, Prince William and Fauquier, at the
Court Houses of the respective counties on
Court days Postotco ut Alexandria or
Fairfax Court House.
ns-Solicitors wanted for the Company.
ian q d&twGm
GEORGE WISE. ROBERT JAMlfS'''
FIEE' LIFE AND
" INSURANCE.
WISE & co,
No. 81 King street
Fire, Life and Marine Risks placed IN relia'
Bile Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing Insurance of any kind will lind 1t TO
their interest to consult us before placing their
risks.
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY taken at
moderate rates sep lo-'y
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON & GLOBE
IL INSURANCE CO.
ASSETS Gold ........ $ltooooO
Risks taken on all descriptions of property
and Fire and Life Policies issued payable IN
gold, currency or sterling.
Perpetual risks taken on mosttaVoTa6le terms.
Shareholders personally responsible for all
liabilities of the company, and losses settled
without reference to England.
Marine Insurance also effected.
HOOE & WEDDERBURN.
aplS-:f Agents, Alexa., Va.
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
placed in responsible companies, at fair rates, by
p7.tf HOOE, WEDDERBURN " co.
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ObD II nil " ~,
80. 80 Water street. Alexandria, Va.
We have now on hand snd will continue to
uake fresh supplies OF the following tRAtE
ERS and CAKES:
Water Crackers, Picnic Crackect.
Soda Sugar
Lemon " MIX
Pilot Bread, Navy Bread.
Ginger Snaps, tumble Snaps
Tea Cakes, Ginger Nuts.
Jumbes, Novelty Cakes.
Lady Fingers. Ginger Cakes.
We invite Merchants, Grocsrs and others t.
eysmine our stock and prices, feeling assured
that we-will please them in both.
Goods delivered TO any part of the city, or on
board the cars or steamboat free Ot drayage
ap lO-lm GEORGE K. HILL " co
MIAMI ATTAIN
life INSURANCE 60
GEw YoR&.
GWIN, 6GOhHAM co.
AGENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
III La
EXPENSES LESS THAN
ANY CASH COMPANY.
LIBERAL MODES OF PAY
MENT OF PKEMlu MS.
INSURERS RECEIVE THE
LARGEST BONUS EN Err GIVEN.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY ON
ALL PARTICIPATING.
POLICIES
NOCLAIMS' UNPAID.
All kinds of non-forfsiting Life ani Eniow
ment Policies issued.
pOLlCIES NCONTEST 1. f..
All Endowment Policies non forfeitahie
after one payment
DIR. d. NJ. FRENCH, Medical Examiner
ap Scott
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WAsHINGToN, ID. =.

CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF
CONGRESS-,
APPROVED JULY p. 1868.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-12
LOUDOUN u HAMP.
n SHIRE RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT BEGINNING

A LEN a, la IL
A LINZ "a SHIRE RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL /, 1863.
Two TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT sun
DAY. BETWEEN ALIEN ANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at . n M ana D. m
Leave Hamilton a. n. III. and /. 80 3. ID.
Loave I.eesburg at 525 Il. m. aud l2-to p. IN.
Tho n. NJ train from Alexandra and ii -
s. M. train from Hamilton, connect with Kemp
Daily Line Of Coaches for Purcellviile, Snick-
ersville, Berryville and Winchesteri also: WIN
burg on Mondays, Wednc:dsys and Fridays
fn for Fails Mill. Aide and Middleburg; ratuE.
ing Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
An trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connexions with Washington AM
Baltimore. same day:
From ALEXANDRIA TO
Iaesbury.....S2 co Winchester .....e3 81
CIark's Gap 225 Ball Mill. :?
Hamilton p Adj A, :, ,,,,- =
r rsI[y1iis ..... e e N''''s'u's .
Goods per New York, Philadelphia or Baitl.
more steamers, Railroad or Expreas, TO care
n. Hayenner General Agent at Alexandra,
will be forwarded over the road free oil charge
for commission
Communication tickets between AleAshnna
and Hamilton, and all intermediate stations, n
Round trip tickets good only for day OF ISSUE
between Alexandria and Hamilton, ana between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates
NATHANIEL HAYS,
msr3l-ly Genera! Supt.
THE RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG Ri
AND POTOMAC ROUTE:
rTHE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA CREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE !"
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH:
-r~s, Fast and comfortable STEA NJ K1
Ssss21Gs leave Washington city twice daily,
Sunday p IN excepted from the wharf foot oil
Seventh street. u! Oh n. m, and 7;oJ p. III
stopping Mt Alexandris each way, and connect
inc at Aqua Creek with the Richmond, Freder-
icssburg and Potomac Railroad with elegant
cars supplied with elegant sleeping chairs Oh
ali ts traine. Through tickets and baggage
checks TO all points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandra gong ana re-
turning. SAM FL NJ -,
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent, -
nh 12-tf Richmond, Va.
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~ RECK
Il. Sole Agent for Thomas HsveLneis cee
brated CRACKERS. comprising
Soda Crackers.
Water
Butter
Lemon
Wine
Cream
Ginger Cakes.
Tea
Jumbcs.
Received fresh daily. Goods delivered free
of charge to all parts of the city. No extra
charge for packages. an,
Merchants having orders to I'll for the above
articles in quantities not less than i've barrels,
will be allowed liberal discount on their pur
chases Families fsvoring me with their pa
tronage will be guaranteed entire satisfaction,
both in quality and price of all goods
APO Cor. King and st. Asaph SITS.
DIANosi 900 MELoDEoNsl
PARLOR ORGANS
Having removed to 1877, King street. above
Washington, 1 wish to call the attention Of per-
sons in need Of
10 my stock of the above instruments, which !
offer for sale on the most accommodating terms.
Having practical experience of moro than IL
years in this business, am able to judge of the
qualities of Pianos, and to offer for sale none
but those Of reliable makers such rs
KNABE " CO., Baltimore
WIN. HEINEKAMP, Baltimore.
JAMES W. VOSE, Boston, and others.
Also, good second hand Instruments for sale
or rent.
Pianos, Organs, Accur.!oons, and all musical
Instruments tuned and repaired with the great
&C oct I'll V. BECKER.
nPRnING OF PORTNERS GARDEN
~ AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
take pleasure TO announce to the pu bllc
that have oLened my GARDEN, which hss
been fitted up in very fine stye. Parties visit
ing tho Garden will find amusements of all
kinds The place will be kept in such & man.
either in daytime or evening, Refresh ments OF
all kinds LAGER BEER fresh from the
Brewery Vaults. Parties or associations wish
ing 10 hold Picnic or other Festival will find
this place best adapted for that purpose, as tho
Garden and all the grounds can be procured
for day or night by any respectable party al
very reasonable rates ,,,,
ap :0--tf ROBERT fohIN Elk,
ITO PARENT
There is moth ny more interesting t. parents
tban to see their children Ia stefully clad, and 4
have, therefore, determined to make special
IL of the manufacture Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
in which / have had many years experience,
and also have for sale patterns OF all sizes, rep.
resenting all the latest styles which | am pre-
pared to furnish by the single pattern or in
su:ts, for twenty-five cents each. Full diree.
tons wall accompany each pattern, and will be
sent by mall on receipt Of price. if desired
l. +. MUDD.
No 3Gs street, corner Ninth,
mar Is BIN Washington, ID. &.
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BRANCH OFFICE: ....,,,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
where the general business Of the Company Is
transacted, and to which all general corrtspohd-
ence should be addressed.
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CASH CAPITAL. ...............S 81 .Ooo.oo'
PAID IN full.
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We have associated W tn US
FRANCIS A. KIRBY,
late Of Prince Georges county, Md, who has
long been favorably known as a No auction
eer.
We respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage.
Our list OF City Property, Farms, Wood
Lands, Mills. &c, is large. Call and get cir
cular.
Persons desiring to dispose of property, pri-
vately or publicly. will do we'll to place the
same in our hands. ap 26tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-12
OHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWAlsE

am now receiving my Spring supplies. to
chants and dealers generally. My stock will
be found to be very complete, embracing eve
rything usually found in a QUEENSWARE
ESTA BLlSH lent, and my prices wal, com.
pare favorsbly with those Of dealers in the
Northern cities Give me calr before pur-
chasing, and save freights.
mar 27-eo"m T.. j. MI L.ER, 81 King Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08
VOL. XLIII.

ing up as if there had somewhere come !ll'
through which came sulphurous eAi-a'a'i'n
from lower regions.
Honest loye-making and lawful marriage
are so far about our only staple, ana we are
not vet driven 10 the hot condiment Of adul-
tory and murder and unnatural wee. But
we still have word 70 say TO all our boys
and cirls-Trvf % gd beyond stories. You
can do II if YOU only think you can. Try
prescott's Histories, Washington lrying's,
Notlev's Keen yourself on short diet as to
novcls-read only the standard ones, and
read those thoroughly as an exercise IN style
rather than at galloping pace Tor the story.
Ii il rather bad sign OF the the times
that so many young people find SCOTS novels
heavy reading IL shows that their minds
are eHeminated 50 that the strong sound
healthy style OF a widely cultivated man is
TOO much for them You can dribble all the
powers OF your mind away if YOU merely
read for amusement and viii rot read any
thing that cannot he strained through them
Ike water through a seive. You ought
every day ID read something that requires
thought and care and attention, or yuu will
gradually lose the power ci thought and at
tenti0n altogether. Ea snrc that Won are
rising higher every wear ard can read better
and better ooks. Every Young person ought
to begin 80 found Their own personal library.
and have their own chosen individual books
10 take with them when they leave their
fathers house TO set Up for themsel7es. \
good library may thus be picked up by
young man from year to year without his
feeling the expense at any one time and a
good library i- the mos charming .r-nlrurc
flr q new home that can be provided. Think
Of that. Young man, before you think Of
diamond engagement rings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08
makes him liable to a fine of SO; the sec
ond. 20 a fine of S2l2 ard the thiTd causel

makes him liable to fine of So; the sec
ond, 10 fine Of S2l3 ard the third caused
the immediate confscation Of his property.
The exports of Bavarian beer DO not ex-
coed one per cent, which shews us that the
enormous quantity Of 4,967 ,3S4 barrals are
consumed annually by the inhabitants, This
quantity, calculated at the average price Of
six kreGtzers per measure, gives US in Amer
lean coin. the sum Of SOB 33i .337 which
those people pay for their beer The price
Of beer is legally established every year by
the government, in an official decree, tins
price varying according to the actual value
Of barley and Of hops, and according to 10
cslities and to the seasiOn oi the year.
For the brewing of 5.23j ,SO1 barrels,
1858 100 bushels Of barley are employed,
and if FIVE pounds Of hops he needed per
shciiel. (6.ll7 bushels,) it takes b,9Oo
coo pounds of hops u supply the annual
want. The average hop crop of Bavaria Il
between 6,000,00O and eco 600 pounds.
From one shefel (j.ll7 bushels) Of malt and
three pounds Of hops, 4 2-32 barrels OF e57-
fsr becr are manufactured. From one shetel
of malt and five pounds ofhops. . Dol bar
rcls OtsuHmer bceT are hrewcd. This 'ast i5 the
strongest, aud is sold atone furthermore per
measure, than the othcT. The Trcc ot the
e.aer. containing Is gallons, averages S2.lo
gold, including the internal rcvcuuc tax,
which is s. per siI bushels Of malt used
The income OF tnc state from this duty
amounts annually 10 600 .00p Ll7.Es. the
whole Of which Is levied IN ;ie Gaein-c;.r!e
OF " Alt-Blyern - as in thc trIna.'-lz, no
tax was levied on maltstc-s, or account %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

oeau'iui water ripping past me. After had
put on my shoes, found had LEFT Ray cloves
Deliud me; of went my shoes, and wais,l back.
z, when had crossed. that nv gloves had
peeh IN my pocket all the time. | returned,
'eeAhS what calel highly amused. Al outsider
II sA' nave called 1t - mad, - but ny cane SHOWS
net,ef t1au that. Shoes were dome anew,
neiI anu hllisope passed, and entered u carriage
ROAD, and At house | learned where was
uoihg south about mile, came again 20 the
Ahlroscoggin Following the river zap. but not
crossing It, for another mile. We cane 20 Enrol
Dam, place Of half II dozen houses. Iii an i'm
portant place, however, for between it and Lake
omoagog, some four miles there are two or
turee dams built across the And7oscOggin In
oider to regulate the water TO facilitate the an
huaI driving Of logs down the river The lower
aAn Is here, and the center Of the business con-
nectei with thedams is here We obtained lodg-
ing IL house. half hotel and half private.
Here We loand Capt. Wilson, wei known all
around here 4 pioneer. he went years ago,
mo the uninhabIted region on the Galloway
Il'er' and there he has been Whiting al bis life
ior tht coming Of settlers. lie vii. probably tie,
and never hear even she fret uh-h Of the in-
coming 'iIe. For the waters have ebbej far
away o. the West, and the Eastern shore +, Try.
And bis hair is cray and his face is wiinkled
ro~- lie was absent, when we came, surveying
a site trr a mil privilege. When be retlrnei,
and si; ty the fire. warming his v.therei hands,
aud looking 20 silently into the q lanes. u.y cane
and wondered, if over his heart and memory
the waves of his past life were rolling, a life Of
strong hope long. long deferred, which seemed to
be s.umhering lu his eyes. never TO awaken -ain,
Tor t had hiien asleep, 50 tired with It's vain
watching for that which never yet had come.
Yours, 4.OStDNOC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

Oh bright the day, and glad the blue sky Cow
ing
Over their heads, this happy. chll-hke pair.
oh love ola life Oh young blood gaily flowing,
Timed to the pulses Of the sumner air
How smiles the white robel lady while she lis
tens,
The love words Ginning TO The waters flow
How smiles the light that on the white robe glis-
tens,
As down the riyer-Tath the lovers 90:
lis fair spot where they are slowly straying.
\ tangled wo5d-path, mingling shade and
sheen;
Where gay Wild vines are to the breezes sway
ing,
And solemn willows in the waters lean.
Like dripring-wells Of moonlight Is their seem
ing,
Beneath, the Lilies scarcely dare j. fold
But starry virgins bower above is cleaning,
And clinging doiler with its threads of gold.
Like sunny pictures framed in fe-'oonel green
ness.
Seen through the openings, fr across the
stream,
lie upland Landscapes, s1mme.'s sweet serene
ness.
On crowned hills. and quie, home. between.
Sc, dreams be. heels be ausAt of Natures
smiling
t..rwfl,e hand isc-suei within hisowu
rI...-- she the summer bird its wee mate wiling,
fHHe her heart echoes bis most loving tone
J happy heart IL never wearies hearing,
.' love y0H, g.. .en dearer still today
1h hopeful heart 40 need of winter fearing
Fo- love shall a-f. and go shall summer stay
SALIIE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

Every body knows that the best and pure.t
beer IN the world is made in the kingdom Of
Bavaria, aud that the inhabitsnts Of t,st
country are the greatest consumers Of lh;s
liquid in the whole Of Germany. A few
words il correction with this subject NAV
not be uninteresting TO many of our readers
The annual production Of beer in bavaria
averages 5,0l7,7j5.6 barrels, Of 81 gallons
each. The consumption Of the kingdom mas
increased one hundred fold in the last twenty
years. Before 1911, all the breweries in the
country belonged to the Clergy and nobility,
who had the exclusive privilege of brewing.
They were not allowed TO sell heer. hut had
simply the profitable right of brewing tor
others. To-day, the brewer has simply TO
procure license, which is granted % any
one. The malt he uses is carefully measured
and weighed, as on it alone has he TO paw his
internal revenue tax. The Bavarian brewer
is by law allowed to use nothing whatever be-
besides malt, hops, and water, in the manu-
lacture Of his beer, an enactment much need
ed here. The first violation of this law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-08

Mrs Dr. Major Walker has recently been
walking the streets Of Cincinnati in what is des-
cribed as ''semI-male attire - This did 80 ex-
cite. simulate and arouse the ambition of a
young woman named Ida Price. that she made
an appearance in complete trousers, unmitigated
vest, and an absolute coat. Whereupon, we
grieve to say, a stony-hear;ed and highly inccn-
sistent policeman, who had permitted Mrs.
Walker to walk without interference. seized the
unfortunate Miss Price. sni carried her to the
station-house.
In 1772 the first church in West Ne~bury.
Mss. was compelled TO deal with Richard Bart
let, who refused communion because his pastor.
Rev Mr.. Hale, wore wig, which he declared
to be anti-Christian. Men are less fas;idious in
these Degenerate days.
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a.a aa Do OFT. 81.
OR LECt:ttTJ RE.

N ha-. iih.s'.s- -....' l-f. rl'ht-
There is DID a1u.t ,- tac a.r that the
Americans aye, par eEac.'aar.. r.d1ily Tc'-
uic There d ul country 100 t.crs1r.- where
tre newspaper and the .Ys are every where
So universal. and wae reading l- -' iracs
the chosen recreation aI nj. c.4s---.
dav " tvl SINCE We wore riding ln au
old fashioned stage through b Hl'l -Hl cole
t.ry --t ai Massachusetts, far ir"u amy
railroad Tic driver carried, however. 80
large number o, news cE-. and every farm
house be- passed. hs r'rev "ut oae wir5 au
a'i". .e .-, s.'..'- '.e ''-vt 10. ''''-
lTie-''a. Ni'h--l{ we ''"il l-e- '-..7 "'..
me course .- t-. A.I'-a'.' t 'e''aii through
France a-a IaiE' 'i .at course "i sag.
coach ihr'o-' 'n e'l l-a.'t obscure .l I'd Ing
land ileud sitting 'f Us suuL0AIy mace
tae remark. " .'i- i- -'aa.inS .1e secs on
" lu America.
,..-..ls ~. ID. ....-,',.. ~ ...i.
r.-s .l'-.,.I -li. ,.-...7t .f..r If r.e,e-,.-
,,..--..i ,-.7--,-.,. .--, I.. ,gri.r ,rs max.
is'.,.r, ....l a.. r. ,.,.,.s-.-s 5g,,.
FIR something better
A.. ba rr4c-i-cd in r.....ll-.-. ts haze EARNED
t.ls.k f. reading asa resource fir aua-e-
meut. a- well a- Instruction. j. @ er.at Point
gained and that is villa; t'.a cheap % iaH34ut
crop of newspapers arl magazines is doing
fru-
The Hsl, lir s,arrs 5. me ol the features
OF our times t.at De- ua- CD De disrecartej.
We -sem ta De aecuuia- like the Arabs.
whH-. great arH-.uea- i- stated o. le tire
listening 20 eaIe- rnar.e lt which ,hr
Arabian Ni.Ht- Entertainment Duo q srce.-
men There are ...- thousands o. papers
of various kinds IH Aa.eri.l. and earl mast
aafc .-- S.r'l- Then ,aa.a - ,ae whole SET
0. bel-.e- dime n1.t---a set % HaE-- FL
far a- we have i''stl m.' i'e'l. whose ali
traction is simply and only Tie desire Of
story just such desire a~ makes children
ask over ana over 10 bear rae adventures ai
Robinson trn.lc-aH1 listen "lih oieu
m'utA ana diaitt eyes GO what uey have
heard ili they Na'V - Tie -,a-
f.'- ilft 'I'N3 ''t it- a7. H" -' Jus.
like mot1er- au tHe characters. scenes AID
''I-eAi' are 80 "'H worn ''-' ,'' i'.eIe-.
with winch tAcy are Constantly -e'1ufea
seems 20 snow -lH. ii'H- oi lA-' 'Hl-isA
freshness 'I ihih.- Ne'tIiHtissr l..-e slo-
Tas. ln Their general -ri-i' go n't Oh aara'
lI''a's -'-" -".s N"-f- ..4 '-' love
-la' -'-- '- ''.' "--'.-.-' '- -.- -'.'
l"'y o.-lE 'l. -'- ''''l ''-7.'..' "i'1 az
If'pfA'r l1".-a aa'' '.- -., up honesty
ana u1-' Is gre ID '"'.- q. UP
l..,,l. .-.- I''- " '-... RI -'iilll'
"'-e~ '.-' '' ne "ai'
'De heroine d s-.l vac .-'e '.'- .a' pr
CONSISTS 'i d H'''''-.- --'''- 'i .e-''e "t
',.l -ji d i,lin'. a. T.. ' . .y -, , ..- ~'.,
-e = "''l','1 'i''- ''''' '''A' "'
& u ,'fl,9 f,r =-g l 1 --,'s .o- .'' ,' ..l s,5