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Trustees Sale.

I
| DURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A DEE
il in trust to me executed on the l4th day of
November, 1873, by Il. W. Provine, and fled
for record in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn, on the 23d day Of June. 1874.
the indebtedness thereby secured remaining
unpaid, L will on Ef
FRIDAY, the 81st Day Of July, 1874,
within legal hours, at the south gate of Court
Square, in the city of Memphis. Tennessee.
sell for cash to the highest bidder, at public
outcry, tie property therein described as
follows. to-wit, Situated. lying and being
in Shelby county, Tennessee, near TO
and south Of the city Of Memphis.
and beeinning at point on HeTnando
road 80 feet from the intersection of said road
and the. Memphis and Selma railroad for
merly the old Fort Pickering railroad; thence
southwardly along the east line of the Her
nando road 100 feet to stake; thence east
wardly and at right angles with said Her
tion Of the 30 feet left along said railroad for.
street. which we will call Railroad street;
thence westwardly with said 30 feet left be-
tween this lot and the railroad to the begin
ming corner on fernando road. being part Of
original lot No. 80 of Willo Williams division
Of land. laid of and surveyed by +. S. Todd
for said Williams. and lot No. Is off. NJ. Pro-
vines sub division. on the east side of Her
nando road. and being the same lot conveyed
to the said Il. NJ Provine by j M. Provine,
on the 9th day of February. 1872.
Terms cash. Title believed 70 be good. but
l will sell and convey only as trustee. Equity
of redemption barred. Urul
% 1888 DAVID H. POsTON. Trustee.
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SALE OF
Valuable Property. in Memphis.
In Supreme Court at Jackson.

In Supreme Court at Jackson.
Silas D. Irvine, Administrator Of Jehn B.
Davis, deceased, vs.. w. &. Ford. ~ n
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nounced by the Supreme Court Of Tennes-
1 will offer for sale TO the highest bidder, for
casll, in front Of the Office Of the Sheriff of
Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis. on
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are as Low and Time as Quick as by
any other Route.
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RAILROAD T5ME TABLES.

IEMPHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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1874 Connection Complete. 1874

,NLY DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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o. Mail daily. 2.25 il.3O
xpress daily ex. Sunday 8.2D 500
relght tdaiiy ex. Sunday 4.15 4.30
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Look After the Eyes

MultiLudes Of men and women have
made their eyes weak for life by the too
frequent use Of eyesight, reading small
print and doing fine sewing. In view o.
these things, it is well TO observe the fol-
lowing rules, in the use Of the eyes:
Avoid all sudden changes between
light and darkness.
Never read by twilight, OF on o verJ
cloudy day.
Never sleep so that on waking the eyes
shall open on the light Of the window.
Do not use eyesight By light go scant
that 1t requires an effort to discriminate
Never read or sew directly in front OIL
the light ofthe window. 1t Is best to have
the light from above, or obliqueIy or ovel
the left shoulder.
Too much light creates a glare, ant
pains and conluses the sight. The momen
you are sensible oil an effort to distinguish
that moment stop and talk, walk or ride
As the sky IS blue, and the earth green
It would seem that the ceiling should BIZ
blush tinge, the carpet green, and the
walls Of come mellow tint.
The moment you are instinclively In
clined to rub the eyes, that moment ceast
to use them.
Il the eyelids are glued together OF
waking, do not foIcibly open them, bu
apply saliva with the finger, and theI
wash your eyes and face with warn
water.
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BIAUrrPrL woHES.-Tho hair is the c;owp.
Ing glory OF woman. There arc few moderate
defects which cannot be renedIed by the proper
dIspoIition oil the tresIGs. But when the hair
begins 70 fall out, or turn gray, in young people,
or with those In tho prime OF life, there is eau'O
for real regret. When this is the Gaze, Hail.
Vegetable SIetlIdn Hair Rms0E will be found
to be q Grstelass remedy, far superior, az q
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. It actually restores gray hairt to It's
original color, and in the great majority Of cases
causes It TO grow again when tits becoming thin.
It ls not Ike many popular preparations, HISrs
wa'h, bat IcieutIa: discovery, indoTsed and
used BY physicians Of character. ADDRESS R. P.
ball 5 Co, Nashua, n. H.-FornyJ WsskS
Pres, Ed. l, 1853 dAw
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tod,dsw&w.
The Dictates OF Common Sense

Persons who In most things are prompt to
obey The dictates OF common sensc, too often
neglect them when they point to the necessity
ofPromptly rs.VIlallz!pg the depleted body and
the weaFicd m nd. And yet how foolish and
dangerous Itisto neglect su:h monitIors! Di.
seAsc rJl.ows closely en- the track Of weakness
and exhaustion, Arrest his silent bat rapid
stride by prompt IMMIGRATION. The most re.
liable sgent that can be selected for this purpose
is Hostettet's Stomach BIttors, u pAlatIble by.
g,Isn elixir, which possesses the true requisites
for toning, regulating and trauquiliE.ng both
body and mind, and which is, blsIes, the chosen
remedy Of tho American people for relieving
weakness or disorders OF the stomach, liver and
bowels, IS well IS the numerous array Of com
plants which ultimately follow arrangements Of
these organs. codAw
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Clara MOri,Idea OfLady Macbeth.

Ngtom the NeW ! OK dfaphle
"What is your idea Of the character ?"
81 maintain that Lady Macbeth was
slight, slender, and oil q blonde type.
know this is not the accepted theory, but
1t seems to me very plausible. l do not
believe thst she coerced her husband 9th.
erWiss than with that subtle and almost
intangible persuasion which is essentially
womanly, and which is indicated in some
chance expression or look rather than
snimatiug every tone and word OF con-
verse. Take, Tor instance, nine cut OF
every ten hnts We see about US. No one
imsgines that 1t Ia because of the man
himself that they exercise their arts. No.
it is to hear some one say, She is irresis-
tible-no man can help succumbiDg to her
sttrsciions' Lady Macbeth found that
she could completely rule in this persus-
siVe, womsuly way her great soldier
OF q husband, and it made her
drunk She thirsted Tor more extended
power. Her husband first catches sight
OF what she would have him do in that
simple question apropos oil Duncan, And
when goes hence Pin which, by look,
but with no mou!hiug to point the sig
nificapcc Of her speech, she points the
bent Of her ambition. She longs 10 see
him seated on the throne, and to be seat
ed by his side. The conventional Lady
Macbeth swoOps down upon her lord, ard
leads him off as though she were the big.
ger man Of the two. And no Lady Mac
beth that have seen has rendered justice
to the seep.walking scene. You know
that somnambulist has absolutely no
fear, but Lsdy Macbeth Is always repre-
sented as cropping her way with difficulty
about the stage. This is q very little
thing, but ! always look GU! for the email
matters, and the large ones come Of them
selves. Thus hufriedly have given you
some idea Of my conception Of Lady Mac.
beth. It has been my pet character since
was child, and Hope 10 do something
with it. At least can try
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head and he, for his few remaining days,
Is to be dubbed and known as 6Uncle
Bill" Now, II "Uncle Billy" as you call
him, should die in consequence oil this
mighty letting down, what should DO done
with the Republicans Of Preston who
nominated him against bis will and then
failed 10 elect him Are they guilty oil
murder or manslaughtGry
But have departed IRON the object l
had In view IN writing this article. /
want 10 yindlcaie the Republicans In
nominating Mr. Brown The convention
was not composed OF dcmsgogues or their
dupes, but OF the most substantial and
best men Of the county, and the nomina-
ton was made alter Capt. Elliott and 9th.
ers begged them to excuse Mr. Brown on
account OF his ill.health, age, and strong
disincllnation 10 serve the public longer,
and particularly 10 serve as a member OF
the Legislature Of West Virginia. Mr..
u. was not present at the convention, but
he instructed his personal friends TO have
him excused for the above reasons, II
his name should DO mentioned In the
Convention. The Convention adjourned
without informing Dir. i. Of his nomi.
nation, thereby imposing upon him the
necessity OF accepting or by declining to
further distract his already disorganized
party. Mr.. B. has never been charged by
either political party In his own county
with being a dCmagoguc. The bar room
politicians and their adherents have al
ways been opposed to him. AIr. B. Is
out'spoken against dishonesty, idleness,
vice and crime. BE has no salary.grab
or other III gotten gains 10 account for.
Even in the recess taken by our legisls-
ture winter before last, Mr.. B. remained
at his post, and as q chairman Of the com.
mittee on public lands prepared his long
and difficult bills on that subject. You
may think that am the especial friend
Of Mr. B. Not so; am his neiShbor;
have known him well and long; Fave
mixed with his friends Of both parties and
they will endorse what | have said
iu this article. The same men in this
locality that think well Of Dir. B. have
the same opinion Of you. Both Of you
and nearly all OF your friends were OPP
posed to secession, In favor Of the new
State and the abolition Of slavery, OF the
let'up policy, md against the convention
that gave US the present lawyers consti-
tuition. Both you and Mr.. 3. may have
erred In minor matters, but on all vital
questions you both have been endorsed by
q large msjOritY Of the loyal men Of the
country, and they would be very unWil-
ling to bury either Of you, politically or
otherwise, with dispsraging epitsph
upon your grave, From the present out.
look the country may soon need the ser
vices OF good and true men, and we in
Preston do not want at this time TO bury
any Of our friends, Liberals or Republi-
cans. JUEo.
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INDISPUTEBLE EVIDENCE.
ST. ELMO, ILL July 8. 1874

81 ELMOt ILL July .. 1914
L. '. FIERCE, III. D., Buffalo, n. Y. -
l wish to add my testimony to the Won
derful curative properties Of your Alt
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. l
have taken grest interest in this medicine
since frat used it. Twas badly afflicted
with dyspepsia, liver dernnged and an al
most perfect prostration OF the nervous
system. So rapid and complete did the
Discovery effect perfect cure that 1t
seemed more like magic and 8 perfect
wonder TO myself, and since that time we
have never been without bottle Of the
Discovery and Purgstive Pellets in the
house. They are q solid, sound family
physician in the house and ready at all
times 10 fly 10 the relief Of sickness
without charge. We have never had q
doctor in the house since we first began
the use Of your Pellets and Discovery. l
have recommended the use OF these med.
icines in several severe and complicated
cases arising from, as l thought, an i'm
pure state Of the blood, and in no case
have they failed to more than accomplish
all they are claimed to do. will only
mention one as remarkable, (though /
could give you dozens), Henry Roster,
furniture dealer, Of this place, who was
one Of the most pitiful objects ever seen,
his face swollen out Of shape, pcales and
eruptions without end, extending 10 bis
body, which was completely covered with
blotches and scales. Nothing that he took
seemed to effect it q. particle. finally
induced him to try a few bottles of the
Golden Medical Discovery, with daily use
Of the Pellets, assuring him 1t would sure.
ly cure him. he commenced its use some
six weeks since, taking two Pellets each
night Tor q week, then one each night, and
the Discovery as directed. The result Is,
TO day his skin ia perfectly smooth, and
the scalY eruptions are gone. He has
taken some seven or eight bottles in all,
and considers himself cured. This case
had bsflled the skill of our best physicians.
MessrS, DupsfOrd s Co, druggists, OF this
place, ore selling largely Of your medi-
Cines and the demand steadily increases
and they give perfect satisfaction in every
case. Respectfully,
W. Il. CHANPLIE,
Agt. an. Erp. Co.
cod -iawhw.
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EAlT LIBERTY, November Seattle
Receipts to-day 1850 head. The run
"a very light, and how things may turn out
10 tc.morroW's market no one can premise.
There are no buyers on hand yet and
very little other business than retailing
has been done. 1t IL hard TO form reliable
quotations, therefore we refrain from Civ.
Ing any. What have changed hands ore
at much thessme IS the closing prices Of
last week, very low.
Hoa8-Recclpts today 900 head.
Philadelphiss So GOaG 50; Workers SO Goa
@ %.
SHgBP-Heceipls TO day $500 head.
Best "a 50ij 90; medium $4A4 90
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November .-.Flour.-Dull;
western super a 25s4 65. Wheat-Dull.
Coru-Firm; mixed western SAC; white IS
a90c. Osts-Firmer and not quotably
lower. Rye-Dull and unchanged, Hay
Unchanged. Pork-UnchsDged. Bs-
con-Shoulders SEA0c; clear rib 12ial2tc,
Sugar Cured Hams, 144l5c. Lard, l4is
l4ic. Western Butter-Unchanged. Pc
troleum-Unchanged. Cotfee-Qulet and
nominal. Whisky-Quiet at 99ica$1 90.
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PhiIadeIphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Wool-
Dull; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz
giniA XX and above 55a56c; y 54s55c;
medium 55G57c; coarse 50a52ic; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
4sa5lc; medium 65s58c; coarse 50c; comb.
ing washed 60s65c; combing unwsshed
42a45c; fine unwashed 35c; coarse and me.
dium washed 39a72c; tub washed 55a56c;
extra and merino pulled 42a47c; No. and
superlne pulled 45a4Sc.
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New YORK, November 3.-This being
election day business was generally sus-
pended, although many OF the stores were
opened in the morning for the execution
Of orders and receipt oil goods. The Daily
Bulletin says some Of the commission
houses report their sales for October as
greatly in excess OF any like month owing
to the increased demand for cotton goods
for export to China and South America.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November S-Butter
Firm; prime western 32s34c. Cheese
Firm al l6416ic. Eggs-Good demand
western sc. Flour-Dull; Indiana and
Ohio family extra IS 50A6 %. Wheat
QuIeS red 81 l5s1 IS; amber 81 l0al %.
Rye-$l %, Corn-Stcadyi mixed ives.
tern s9A9Oc, 0ats-stesdy; white 62a
63c; mixed 5Ss59c. Whisky-Unchauged
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 3.--Wheat--A
shade higher; No. . white Wabash 81 1871;
No. 3 do 81 III; Amber Michigan 81 O6;
No. l red held at 81 10. Corn-Dull and
declined; high mixed spot 75c; white SOC;
new 67ic. Oats-Firm and shade bet.
ter; No. /, Soc; No. ., 4gtci Michigan
49ic.
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London Wheat Market.

LONDON, November 3 The Mark LAM
Rzpre1 this week says: The wheat trade
is again getting in a fix. The damp
atmosphere Is probably the cause. DC.
casiOnally there has been a shilling rise
but more markets show an equal decline,
Wheat remains the worst paid grain
grown this season.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


CINCINNATI, November 3.-Co.ton-
Steady, lac. Floui-5prlng 25c lower;
winter unchanged. Wheat-Stcady; rec
81 03al 0S. Corn-Firm; new firm a
60A62c 0sts-Firm, 53l56c. Rye
Firm, 03c. Bsrley-Firm; spring 81 90!
/ 90. Liuseed 0ll-Firm. SOC. Eggs
Quiet, 23i24:. Butter-Firm for bes
grSdes. Lard-Quiet; good 1910, thu
weeks delivery. Bulk MeaLs-Quiet
small sales al 81 IS, 10 90, 10 5OAll 90
Blco1-Dulli shoulders &c; clear ril
1910; clear 1Sfal4c. Whisky-SteadY
with a moderate demand, 90c.
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PITTSBURGH, November 8.-Wheat-
Quiet aud unchanged. Corn-New ear
f1rmer, but prices unchanged, GSs65c; new
shelled 67a70c; old sbelled dull OF Goa
s3c. Petroleum-Quiet; crude 75c at
Parket'si refined lUIc Philadelphia de-
livery,
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CLEVELAND, Novebmer S-Grair-
Unchanged. PetToleum-steady; stand
ard white Ole; Ohio State 1lic; small
way lAec higher
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w h oIesaIe GYOcers,
1905 MAIN STREET

HAVe now In store and for sale:
800 Bbls Flour, embracing White Roec, Edel.
weiss, keystone, Howard and other standard
3oo BALI BSls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
500 No. 3 MAckGrel,
800 No. MAckere.
h &c. ,P. sSs &C. AAskOFe NOS and II quarter
. Tterees choice Carolina R!ca.
80 BblB ehoie0 n. o. holAssea
So Hhds choice n. o. Sugar.
80 Bbls syrups.
800 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra @, Granulated
Powdered, Crushed, franklin and 20 Surarn-
100 Bags prime 70 choice Coffee,
. half Chests prime 10 choice g. 2. Teas.
20 Caddies prime 70 choice q. P. TeaA,
30 HRs chests prime 10 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbrook's, ], r, Mili.
ner'A PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In tho country. Our stock d
null and complete, and win DO offered 70 the
trade at tho lowest market price. We Invite
close buyers 70 call and examine our stock he.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mAr20 MILL d ELLnIaHAM.
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Travelers' Guide.
gheqntelIiqstrrf
Our MOundsviIIe Letter.

Ni.loHten Nop and Formsrly-NseeISity
for Compulsory Education al Mounds
ri!le and Elssphsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

men at bet netop bar Silielbet meo
BAN ielu. anebe ban lite.
"@attp," iasbe ban, iom ban iao
| B9ffen, r1eb tbtt WeIe, Der ialet
Diit noset | Ganbet."
"Oeri bar be &st," iparsbe @attp,
Der lite funbe tilbaseboIoe en- urlaa.
beIis 9attsr. "fOr bet er Sem i.Iu,
iOm Iiessr beri."
"Spab er bet for SIubSsr," ipa.
rebs 9orbsn, ibet ban bitteoe for
bpsrt Orb; "buorlebes fan bet bore
mig :? ies ct 10 ber."
&c Der mine Serrer.1 usbbleb
Oottorsn, "bstte er en- Silitanb, bpori
ies piIbs srtIere en- Manb for fulb,
Rient ban bpsrfen bar tabt gpnsn
til at tale, eusr 8rusen af fine
2emmer."
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Waar Ct en- @anS fulS?

8Or samls bsfienote WansfeIb,
bsbbsr bet bos en- enselit 6Orfatter,
psnbts i SsIifab men bans @ennsr,
Charles % Oottoren. bism fra bsrss
Ianse Sasttur, % paa @sisn breu
Munsfelo abitiQist Stiemt meb DOT.
loren. ga benne bar en- Wanb,
Der life bubsoe fpIote GIaitsr, % isIp
unbsrtibsu fisebe Iiot for hnbt i Dem,
iaa itifIsos Mansfelb paa ham, os
fOrsluSoe BAN snsaus Oct Sperss.
maal Naar fan man faloe en- Mauo
iuIo? = "Sst er ct panlfeliet
Spcrssmcal" iuarebe Tottorsn, "Oe
Der ~fOrsI9sssr mig tbi @sninserns
berOm ere msgst bette. Ser 9ipss
Dem Der paaltaa, at Ell Mano er
life iilo, iaalGnge ban fan itaa paa
fine Sen. Gn ir!anoif Sen, en- Ora.
sonfaptsin, Der funne britte laa eoSt
ism Nossn, bar PED in militHre
sGre furiifret mig, at ban life funoe
taale at man falote en- al bans Sen.
ner prutfcn. icr ban ioa Ell iaa.
Dan prspe paa, at ;1noe IN Eibe
uso su 4oit, % Ger gioss a9tuGr.
bise % I9ros 6olf, Der iaorrmmer
enbuer Wano 8st til al auIe li9 ior
eerll, i%aaIrnge ban fan Ii9se LAD
paa &pssen, uosn at bOloe iis falt
pso Sorosn. Seq. iom CT Ell MODE.
rat Wano, bill Dog inorrmme, at
en- Wanb fan rnre ilIo. llbsn iait
at bore tommen aloelss iaa piot.
Weo Ssres SiuaoeIie oil ieS Tor.
trlle Gem, bporoan Oct git 9Orosn
al Sonnismoor, oa Bette fan tiene
iom WGrfs paa, naar en- Wanb CT
iuIo."
"0icr Oct 8icr Oct raabte iaa.
bel MansNelb iom Charles.
Nu bel ba mine Ssrrsr", lparsbe
Softorsn, "Se pso at 9oro Bonnie.
more bolpt mssst al Slaifsn, % at
ban bar en- SruffsnboIt. 9oro u
inebco bam snsans, % ba osnns
soot pibits, builfsn Iffp 9oro 9.
bapbe for ale lstte Sriffeparer, iaa
befaIsoe ban, at sitsr 8orbst ifuIoe
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

iitebstfor Yortpin iettes en- Glaite
&irisberbrenospin for BAN. 2orbsn
mente bet bar en- berIi9 bierteopIi.
renbe Grit, buOrfor ban Fittis fplbte
es temte @Iasiet, % 10 mere BON
brat, 10 mere roite ban 9orb 8.'s
ubmertebe Yortuin tbi iaaIebsS be.
nepnebe ban Brenbspinst. San
baebe iuit temt ben ferite Sluiie,
os fpIot @lasiet n,eo en- Oraabe al
ben anoen 0Iaite,. ba bans Sisnsr,
@attp, Tom ino / Stuen, % mslbte
at 9orbsns Ssit bar trutfst frsm for
Seren.
"@aa Softer i 8oIb", raabte Cor.
ben % taitsoe lin Yarbt / NnTstet.
ger bit bun,me Opr oa lite, at ies
nstop bar bssbnbt paa ben unbsn
6Iafe."
$50 Wblorb", iuarsbe @attp,
"msn &lotfen sr neItsn tolls"
"@sI! bpab Tiger bet. &loffsn
fan lite blips mere. &af mig min
@urpt, os LAD Soften psnts lille ct
8ran." Nattsn bar folp os &attp
blsp omiiosr fisb al at banfs fine
Srbber mob SralfsIeu al Den posr.
ite Der. Sno fom ban bsrfor igisn.
"Nu er &lotfsn ct, MpIoro!"
"SeI, psI!" iparebe @orben. "pst
fan oa life bIiue tioIiesrs emo bet
MI er, % Oct er en- Srpit; Sn fan
osrfOr sierne bpils Dig Iiot enrnu".
Gnbslis bar @attps SaaImob al.
belss uoteTt. Gn baIu Sine Der.
eitsr tom ban inb i9ien % iasos:
"MplorS! i%aaianot iss Ispsr, 90.
len itaar op."
Set or sObt &attD,1 iuarsoe Cor.
Den, "Iab Den itaa op, lao Den itaa
up = osn ifaI iOnB aiers ell Irnssre
Isiie snh On slsr iss."
Sette Spar foruirrsps @attb al.
Sslss. % ban bsnsau zig i jim Stieb.
ne. @tsn snNe!is bar SIaiten TOM;
9orbsn bIsp lpftet / SabIen, % al.
iteo req barr i eobt 9umsr, tbl ban
antos Waansm for SOIsn. % ipnss
at Sassn par usnoeli9 imuf.
@Se rsos piosre frsm, % fom ba
til eli lille 8ef. 0orosns Sslt, Der
bar tsmmslis pant til at faa
lin @iuie, itanoisos pluoislis. %
ianfsbe Sousost for at britfs. Ser.
pso table bsn itaftsls 9oro 2issp9s.
ten, % opsr Sousost paa Soften fom
ban til at iiobe mibt / 8etfsn.
Ssn sobe 9Orb, Der bcrte Ianoet
platte, bssrsb at ncset par gait,