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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
RARE CHANCE
A RARE CHANCE
Homes Secured In the Most Bcauti.
full, Eligible and nealthful Por'
tion OF California on Cheap
and Easy Terms.
Chsice Rich Farmips Lands In Nan
Mateo Csunty, Berderius Ion
san Franchise Bay.

q rDw0oD CITY. IN SAN MATED COUNTY.
~ California. situated on the western side of the
Bay of San Francisco. Is one Of the most beautifully
~ well as sdvantageously located places IN CALI
fomiA. Its situated In the midst Of an extensive
and remarkably productive farming region. with
soil Of marked fertility. abundance Of water. and
upon the main route of travel by rail- Or Otherwise
between Nan Francisco and the great valleys Of
santa Clara, San Jose. Giiroy. and IN fact the whole
Southern California region.
Being beyond the influence Of the disaxreeabie
ocean winds and fogs, the Temperature 10 pleasant
aud equabls. and the climate i,as heaithful rs could
be desired.
The soil produces everything. from the heaviest
Yield Of grain 10 the most desirable Injuries Of the
garden and orchard, and the surroundings Of the
rapidly growing owl are among the most delightful
TO be found IN the Golden State.
The southern Paeinc Railroad Company 10 now
grazing for a double track VI steel rails along tho
Hay SHORE, shortening the distance several miles,
anil Attending more frequent communication and
rapid transit, II being the Intention of The Railroad
Company ~ furnish communication tickets 81 very
low rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
A FINE THING Fon TnR TRRrm

Fragrant sosoDosr Is . composition of
the pursst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental ", getable kingdom. Every ingrrdisi't
IL we'll Known TO have q beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. Its embalming or antiseptio
property and aromatic fragrance makes II =
toilet luxury. sOZ0D INT removes oil disa
sreeable adore from the br ath caused by ca.
tarrh, bad teeth. etc. II 10 entirely free from
the Injurious aud acrid properties Of tooth
pastes aud powders, which destroy the enamel.
Ons bottle lasts six month";.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

"THIs IL George the Fourth" sait
an exhibitor OF waxwork for the million,
at q penny each. pointing to a very slim
figure with q theatrical crown on his
head. 81 thought he was a very stout
man." observed q spectator. VERY
likely" replied the man. shortly. moi
approving Of the comment Of his Wis
itor. but u you'd a been here without
whites bali so long as he has. you'd a
been twice as thin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
pi.,de, A,,orl:,. si HsAA scuu
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS CoMMgNcKD,

-
ITO THE roLLowlsG-sAnkD DgyExD.
! ants. end % Ill o~psr- Of ~ claimants totLs
real estate and impts, smeuN thsrssu. or TIM
provenls.is when ssses>ed s~rsrst~iy, IN fhc
Town ~ 0s'd MIL. st0ssy county, ScssI.
hereipafter de~<nb>t. kposn and untf.1rns
You are h.reby nc.IA.d - suits Lsss ,-fr
No. 8, storey county, Nevada, ~ 10 slate Of
Nevsda. plaintiff. saxipst earhuf Inc d@S<s1ants
hereinafter ramed. and each % The FOLLOW in~.
described tracts " parrels of lend. Win shs in
provements thereon, aud Improvements when
reparately assessed. aud oil owners % o. elsim-
ants 20 the ssme. known or unknown 20 ne.
cover the t,I and delinquency a.s.ssed 10 ssid
defendants against ssid property, for the n.esl
year commencing January ]. A.. ID. 1910, and
ending December 81, A. ID. 1919. ard that q
summons has beea duly i.sued In each case.
And you are further notinsd that nnls.s you
app. "a and answer the complaint nled IA taid
csnse vn OF before the FIRST DAY or
DECEMBER. A. ID. 1877. judgment will be-
takru against you and tho rial estate and I'm.
provsmebts therein described. for the amount
of,sI aaddeliDqu,, ey ,peeinsd and costs Of suit:
ey ON psrt Of Lot ~. Bloch !, Mngs
q, and improvements. ............. % 20
Mathews 4 Co.-rax and deiif quaDcy on
real estate on American piai.... -. an
Nsrcoux, R-Tax and delinq 1e0ey %
real estate on Amsiiean fl...-... $50
on part Of Lot 8. Biott ]. haigs d.
and imprcvements..... .....~s..1<
Rough 4 ite,dy Mining c~omrany-1kx
and delinquency Gu lard and improve
menta east ri woodvile miii......... IL 10
South 4phlr Mining Company e, and
delii quency on land ~ Ct Gown
fo1nt kAvtne...... ............ 30
Wiltshire, 0eorge-Tax and delinq q
on Improvements oa around In lock
j, Range O........"....:........... 2ts
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AZ earn.

To all Who are suffering nom the error and
indiser,tions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. FREE OF HANOI.
This great remedy vas discovered BY . mission
ary In south America. send . self-addreesed
envelope TO the REv. JOSEPH r. fNhAN,
station d. Bible House. New York City.
misc 6m
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rnR pAl.ACR EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIceiled In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas II ,fron's Rating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. no. : North y street.
| Virginia City. Fresh oysters At all hours In
svsfy style. Forty miners always on hand u
night. For tasty, homo style OF cooking. and
| the best and fresl est OF ali that the markets
Afford. the Paisee Eating Stand has no superior.
1ry Il. apis IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
SECURE youpsRLr A HOME,

any one else 10 secure the most desirable homes
cheaply and on the easiest possible terms never was
presented. Lumber and building materials are
plentiful AMI cheap, md there q man may build his
house, and, surrounded by his family, dwell In com
fort amid peace and plenty.
for null Information call on MI. John Mcmahon,
who viii he pleased TO FULLY impsrt tho sane 20 all
80 .I..lra Dxem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO TIL; fOLLowIN9.SAMED DEPEND.
= ants, and 10 all owners OF OF claimants 10 the
real estate md improvements thsrton. or Inn.
provcnents when assessed separately, IN tho
Town OF Gold I'LL. rtofey county. Nevada,
hereinafter DESERVED. known and unknown
You arr hereby n4tintd that suits have been
commenced In the Jnsiiee'- Court OF Township
No. .. storey county. N,vad., by The State on
Nevada. plaintiff. against each of the Defendants
hereinafter nau.ed, and each of the foilrv-
ing-dereribcd tact, or parcels OF land. WITH
the improvements thereon, ard improvements
when separately asecrsei.A and ell ou nefs Of or
claimants 10 the same. known 81 Unknown 10
rcover the tar and delinquency Issesrsd 70 saif
defendants against said properly, for the nGI
year commencing Janusry .. A. y is-s. and
ending December 81, A. d. 1879, and that !
summons las been duly issued In esrh case.
And you arc further nOtined thst unless You
A. pear and answer the complaint died In AID
cAnte ON or before the FIRkT DAY
of DfCEMBER. A. ID 1877. Judgment will be
taken against you aud the real o-iaio and Inn.
provtments therein Described. fr the amount
Of tar and delinquency specified. and essls Of
suit:
Andrews q. L.-TsI and delinquency on
part Of Late. Block I. Range o and
improvement.
northeast Part Of Int ~. Block i,
Range A.. aud Improve menfs. $500. az.
Brown Vim. No. l-1ar ard delif 1ns1~~
on Lots o AID J. Block ., RAhgc a,
End Improvements. a -
0krin.r Msry-Tax ard q. linquen y on
north 90 feet OF Lotit. BloctG Rsnec .
Iva
Hooper wm.-Tax and dsliBqu. ney on
Lot p, Block !. RAngc ID slso south
part Of 10, u, Bloch .. Range u, aud
improvements ................. ~
Kelly james--TAI and delinquency on
Lots -, ~. %. 20 and ~, In d ock q.
Range q. and tiDprVyensnis......... -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

Ar an uptown sp~iritualistic seanee
the other night. says the Oakland Tian-
script. a widow lady inquired. rs the
spirit Of my husband present. ?" "He
is." was the prompt reply. "John. are
you happy without me I" Eyes, my
darling. very happy" "whers are
you dear John p" "In hell"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

TEE New Haven Union psrtinsntly
asks: What is the difference between a
fool and . man who leaves his horse
standing on the cross-wAlkf
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IilAt.f.MtsT.


Oliver 2. Morton. the wissst Senator
Of the United States. is to DO buried on
Monday next. The flags at the National
Capital will 10 at hali.mast. The flags
in every large city all over the land will
be at half.mA-t. Gold Hill and Virginia
should not be behind the rest Of the
country. Oliver p. Morton was a man
whom Democrats and Republicans
could unite in admirins personally. Let
every flag in this town and in Virginia
DO displayed ut half-mast on Monday.
II is the least We can do to express our
appreciation Of grand genius. and our
admiration OF n great statesman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

"srrrrxo Bull is an elephant. 81
That settles the identity Of one military
gent" Will the excellent parson now
tell us who il 0sman Pashaf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

Lros's KAmAnon makes beautiful. slossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ting sray. IL hiss stood the test OF forty Year,,
10 ehsrrnin;ly perfumed, and hes no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
O. AND COUGHS.

Sudden changes Of climate are sources Of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take 81
once Browns Bronchial Troches. lei the Cold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat he ever ~
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

The Southern Democratic journals
seem to be going oil at half-cock about
the Louisiana Senatorial contest. They
are taking II for granted that Kellogg
will DO seated. and are clustering and
threatening in a very silly ann about
it. There is no sign that anything will
be done in q partisan. or in an ill.eon-
sidsrsd amer So far as there has
been any delay, Spotford. tho Demo-
cratic contestant. is mainly responsible
for ii. When the decision is reached it
will be ample time to get mad about il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
FIREMEH ATTENTION.

vou ARE HEREBY REQUESTED TO
convene ct Yellow Jsckss Engine House
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. slst. at :
O'Clock. for the purposs Of considshIg the
question Of . Ball for the bsnenl Of the De-
partment. NJ MOLF,
n. KExNEDS. Chief Engineer O. f. I'D.
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CAUTION.

ALL PERSONS ARE HERKBY CAUTIONED
n not 70 harbor 90 trust my wife on my &C.
count, We having mutually Agreed TO separate
~ man and wife fron this data.
Cold Hun, Nov. 4. 1871. mol iw'
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TO LET.

a LARaE HOUSE. sXeo. SUITABLE -
n for 9 restaurant. and . house with Ss
seventeen rooms, adjoining. Both could -
ne used a. . boarding and lodgins.house. OPP
posIte the Railroad Depot on Union, and on d
Y" 81 JOIN PIPER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

TnK solid South is quaking badly In
Mississippi. Independent tickets are
developing such strength that the Bour-
bon is wildly alarmed and is predicting
ruin and devastation u something deci-
sive Is not done about stopping them.
The trouble Is. that so Dol as an oppo-
sition ticket takes the field the negro
vote becomes Of great Importance, for
both parties seek it, and neither will al.
low the other to bulldoso 1t into staying
at home. This is, OF course. bad for
the Bourbon. for the other fellow is
sure to get more OF the negroes than he
can. In vicksburg the now party.
which calls itself the National Admins
tration party. is 40 strong that 1t is
likely to carry the county and the uproar
Of the local press Is simply tremendous.
After having tried in vain to coax the
colored vote from the new ticket. they
are threatening to overthrow il by force
in case II is successful. This would I've
a hns loop.hole for the exit Of the pres
snt Southern policy and the re-entranec
Of the policy OF force, in case the Bour.
bon were foolish enough to carry out his
threat. which is scarcely probable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
BORN.
MARRIED.

NlTHAN-ln San Francisco. October 18th. Ia
the wife OF X. NatlAn, . son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
DR.. ]. COILS BROEsE's
CH GOR CD YIN II
IS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEHUIH

TTVHE PUBLIC ARE Cautioned AGAINST
the unfounded statements frequently made that hs
competition OF CHt0EOpTNE kng=a 20 Chemists and he
Medical profession" The fact g. chiorodyne discovered
StaG) and named By him. att-uf-
at analysis By the fSt Chemists of hs day. ne nSi
is obvious therefore, that anything sod under The uaua
save DR.. ,. cOLLIS BROWNIES CnLOBODYNE. Is .purI-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sir ". p Wa,.d lfafsd ih.t
Dr. Coils Browne undoubtedly the invsaior q Choro-
dyne.
REMEDIAL USES AID ACTION
This invaluable remedy produces quiet rsnslhinx assp
relieves pain, cams the system restores he darln nn
tions and stimnlates hehy scioa O ne ~ ~,
body without creating any tboss UNPLEASANT rlits a.
tending the Of opium Old and young nay tAts
ify to it, marvellous good effects a8d wonderful cures vhs
medical men eziol u virtues most extensively us1g i IN
great aaaatiliss s 70 ne slsas ai,ee.ss D.-
raigia, Whoopins Cough cranF HJstsfia, 4e-
EXTRACTS EROM MEDICAL oPrxIoSA
Of Physeans and ,. 7. Davenport had rssirs i
formation the eject TIE os7I remedy x asr arI-,
In Cholera was CiL0R0DYNE-see LaAosl Dec d. tssl
Dr. Lowe Medical Missionary 10 India. reports Dee 1888
that 10 nearly every of Chocra u which Dr. J. COILS
BROWNIES cHLORODTNE was Administered. The pstisas
recovered
Extract from Msdioaf T7usr Jan. IL sssCLurolyns
s prescribed By af orthodox medical praconarl o.
course t would not thus Be slngaaFy popaar al h -
Extract nom ne 0ensral Bsrd o. salth Lonou a %
ia efficacy 10 Chosra -" 90 strongly convinced e Ne
immense value q tls remedy has ~ e.1not oo trsby
CAUT10N.-Nona genuine sil.out tho words " D.. J.
COILS BROWSE1 On The Gofernmsnt slanp- 0Tsr
Ehelming mescai testimony 1ecdnp1nic1 eoch bottle.
Sole Manufacturer 1T. DAVENPORT.
%. Great Rusleli g., Bloons5ary. Londaa-
Sold IN Bsttiea AZ l.. i1fL, - sd T. ca
Agents n New York, Y. a. scuUnu Z Co and = 9.
wis oaf1en
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
The AgricuIturnI a And.

Wonderful stories have been told Of the intelli-
ecnce Of various species of the ant inhabing differ
eat parts Of the globe, but it is doubted much If
fiction ever contributed to them more than they
really possess. The " Agricultural Anti Of Texas
is far from being myth. DIR. c. Lincicum, man
noted for his scientific attainments and resident of
Texas for some twenty years or more, studied the
habits of various species of ants very closely, and to
him We are indebted for the history of the Agrcu-
tural Ant" In Communication to the Smithsonian
Institute in 1874, he says:
"In ls4s, the year came to Long Point, Texas,
there was but cae agricultural ant city within mile
Of the place. This was situated in nearly barren
little spot on top of an elevation underlaid with
strat6ed sandstone Here there was but little grass
and weeds to interfere with their seed-collecting
labOrs. The ant rice which they SO carefully cult
vAe was Ourishing in regular circle the outer
border, but inside Of the pavement. There were
little patches of the grass scattered about
the little glade, which had doubtless been planted
there BY some experienced ant for it bad beea nearly
cleared Of ali other vegetabes-n fact cultivated BY
them"
Or. Lincicum then proceeds to give minute dss-
erptiOn Of all their operations in regard to planting
keeping clear Of weeds. and hnally harvesting and
storing tie crop in holes made r the ground for the
purpose. II the stored grain happens to get wet
during heavy rains It is all taken out and spread in
the sun to dry for little agrisultursts know that
moisture win cause it to sprout prematurelY or be-
come mouidy and rotten. There are other equally
interesting and intelligent species Of ants inhabiting
Texas, bat We have meagre knowledge Of them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
CariOus Thanksgiving Custom.

At the annual dinner at Clements Inn, London,
after the banquet of that learned society, members
and guests rise on the removal Of the whto cloth,
and witness the following thanksgiving in panto-
mine: Before the president of the second table the
butler puts mass of bread consisting of four oaves
adbering to each other by their kissing crustI.
Taking this of bread in his hand the president
of the second table slowly rises it above his head
the full reach Of his arm. and after few moments
pause brings it down with laundering whack on the
oakon table. A second time the bread is elevated
and struck upon the resounding board. Yet a third
time the same feat is performed and then, before
strangers have had time to recover from their as
constituent the grace actor has thrown the bread so
that it slides and spins down to the bottom of the
long table, where it is caught up by the butler who
instantly runs out of tho dning-hal with it in his
Outstretched hands. The whole grace is typca {.
The four loaves represent the four gospels the three
elevations are u reverence of the three persons of the
sacred trinity the manner in which the bread is
cast down the table indicates the hberality with
which the bread of life was given to mankind; and
the alAcriiy with which the butler ran out of the hall
exemplihes the aacrity with which jealous servants
hasten to distribute the bread Of spiritual knowledge
Of those who hunger after it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
Lord COnnauEht and the Queen.

young nobleman, whose family had not been at
since the accession Of Her Majesty, firm, tall
fellow of manly bearing was presented the last. AS
his name Lord George Alfred Connaught, being
announced, he passed Prince Albert and the young
princess in apparently naughty manner, without
removing his chapcau. They seemed enraged but
it nigh: be mistake, arising from embarrass-
ment in q young nobleman first approaching bis
sovereign, notice taken of the apparent rude
ness. When he reached the Queen. however, he un-
covered his head knelt gracefully BEIGE her. kissed
her proHered hand. arose. thrust his chapeau in a
positive upon his head, and turned to address
Prince Albert The latter drew back his face
flushed scarlet I. looked like an intended insult to
the Prince Consort in the presence Of his wife and
sovereign. A murmur Of indignation ran through
the throne-room. The old Duke Of Wellington,
bending under the weight of seventy-eight years.
and covered with decorations, stepped forward to
interfere.
The Lord Chamberlain, however, was before him.
and when just upon the point Of arrestng the offend
or, the Queen interposed, saying Right right !
Lord COnnaught is right ~ and then turning, ex-
planned the transaction to the Prince, the young
nobleman meanwhile looking on. 1t was some time
oeiore Ans strange eonduet couiu De understood by
those present. Lord Connaught, the only person
whose head was covered, moving with great self
possession among bishops and chaneelOrs leaders Of
the Commons and dons of the universities, the OBJ
served Of all observers. II seemed that for special
services rendered to the King by a Lord ConnAught,
in the reign Of Henry VII, right had been given
by patent in perpetnty to the head of the house in
each succeeding generation, to remain with covered
head in the presence of the ruling sovereign This
right had been in allegiance during the minority of
the present Lord Connaught and had been forgotten
by all but the Queen. He had uncovered his head to
her as woman but, jealous of the inherited privi-
lege had resumed his ehapeau upon rising, and con-
tiuued to wear it afterwards.-Court Circular.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
VOL. XIII.---NO. 81
The Cyclone i'm BengaI.


The calamity which befell Bengal is almost un-
paralleied in history. number Of islands lying
about the estuary Of the river Megna, which in part
of its course is identical with the Brahmapuotra,
we're entirely submerged by storn-wave on the sIst
Of October. and nearly al the inhabitants des
troyed. Az the wave swept onward for or miles
inland, and island alone-Dakhin shahabaz-
pore-had a population Of 40, 900 souls, probably
not less than 200 900 human beings were over
Whelmod in the catastrophe. With the exception Of
the great earthquake at Antiock. in 450 A. D., in
which, according Gibbon $50 900 people persbed,
history affords nothing like wholesale n destruc-
tion as this. The only other eonvulsiOn of nature
which can be compared to these is the great earth
quake of 1888 in Calabria which probably caused the
death Of at least 100, 900 people, and felt dis
iincty in large part Of Eur. pc. Originating under
the OF Calabra the disturbance passed under
the sea, and rolled up mountain of water which
destroyed the city Of Messna. On the morning of
November LIST. 1855. an earthquake threw down the
principal part of Lisbon the sea retired, leaving
the bar dry, and then returning in wave fifty feet
high in six minutes co 900 people persisted. The
battle of Aetium fought thirty years before
the Christian era, while the ground rolled and rocked
ulutI Aeeb VI tue On rs Lney WHICH,
ed the fght in which they could take no part.
This convulsion Of nature destroyed about TO- 900
people In lsl2, 900 persons perished in simi-
lar way at Caracas. 0fmemorabe nundations the
following are noted ones In the early part of the
fifteenth century the sea broke in at bort, in HOl
land, and drowned seventy-two villages aud over
900 people, and about hundred years after
wards general inuudatOn, caused by the failure of
the dykes in Holland, is said to have destroyed 4OO,
600 souls. 1t is not too much to say that within
historic times recorded calamtos by aood and earth
quake have killed of between 100000 and 5000 900
people OF all that have occurred in recent years,
the food in Bengal is by far the most disastrous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
CTIAs :. AErTREDGE, M. ID.

Begs that he has returned from California,
and intends settle in Honolulu for the practice Of his
profession. All desiring his services will find him his
residence Nuuanu next door above the lower
bridge. n626 1ys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21

aT- Business Cards when prspaff ~ 90 y-lr. are
allowed discount from these which
Advertisements, when paid or charged quarterly.
" RAn ihreign advertisements must b. arcculrsnie4
with the pay When ordered Ia noico vii D. Esu =
them The rates of charges given IN the aocra scale
remitanees for Eastern American sverscnrnts snt-
scrptons may be made BY bank eheek erin ps
age stamps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21

EsA=Ez OF ADvnHr1snxo
'' ~ 45ps. n ''''''" lwlImI9m Isn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-02-21
Uadcr the Flowers.


r-- --i. % si,s sur q shs how'll AHs'
sa.s- svfu 81 1ls iop or tbe bowl;
r,si -iiai b. ii aHd-iliesi
rI-a.- ti.- i.uIaii-s tti.-i sTsasllie and swim,
---ses 40 na-l ~ ilis ligs1iuE brim.
r.s.i aal Iaau. a. iiie rahls;'s rim
llErr uairz's s-iuihiui eyrsi
~. rru--, sui,i 81 slit trf u,tl,s bowl
rauarau.. genial riov-
-. ri.sa-s a-.l q ssusIi ui suu-
~. rsbla-i1 ll.s a. river'srou,
Hl.aa. .1.. I.-iuu,s e. ll,e ieF oi the t'ovii
u-l siai B, Hlis- below,
Ir.r- s.aaas ar 1i.s dsuliis ~ tils l,aui-
u-.- aul l,Iusses- and haasl,
Fssfa s-aumeut is-utai irers,
.Eaasl- e-arirF. rnfsei su~er-,
rl-ralaa -1ur4rr and ialhacllc tears
Ats s. fadHs delsnse of oo=L
ss..a-ss D. a--7s- sci Be- sils l.av-i-
Faral us 49, i--nl of cainl
s.sari.-.-- uair.l uns ar enflsy pore,
aans r.al -slnaa ali6 ding iii-e curse,
EH.a i.a-rIilf huurr-. salzs and werss,
-l1 us-ls Ers.i liulzs 60 tho chain.
Frr 1uuls ir tlt drsrs " the bowl,
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