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The receipt o. cotton yesterday as reported
10 the cotton exchange were 1906 bales; last
year at tn same time, 1858 bales. The re-
csipts since September lst were lC4,s2l
bale; 90 the same time last year, l39. S9l
bales, sAowing a decrea-e Of 5000 bales.
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Tie German BOND elders Of the Chi
cage and North halfway Kick |
Ing About a Little irrezuldrity.

INK ADhuA y AANAAN
NEW YORK., Noyeubsr 20. - Mr.. Ten
Have, Of Amsterdam, q director Of the Chi
ct.l and N-lth6,st railroad, has pub ished
q dl.ruse oi his iIrm IN regard to the neg9-
tl-lon q Northwestern Union RAILROAD bonds.
Tue Northeastern Union railroad Is Oae Of the
Chicago aad Northwest compauy's sO-called
proprietary roads. l. was projected in 1872;
was 20 be one hundred and forty miles IL
length, aad a mortgage. in anticipation OF
It's construction, at the rate Of twenty five
thou1ani dollars a mile, was recorded
b j1As under THIS mortgage were issued ana
negotiated ia Holland 20 the amount Of three
million hge hundred Thousand dollars. Bat
only sixty-.wo aud iye-eighths miles Of the
road wee ever built, 30 that the bonds, in
stead OF being secured by one mile Of road
for each twenty-five thousand dollars, are
only secured by oae mile Of road for each
itty-seyrn thousand FIVE hundred do'lars Of
bonds. Mr. Ten Have says he has called the
attention Of the board 10 The matter repeat
edly. and promises the Ddtch bondholders
tina, the security will be f!led according TO
The mortgage acts.
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\ rELE5HASr from Washington states that
a RECEIPT o. was given last night in tina: city,
10y the national yellow-ieytr commission and
ctlsrs, - Hoo. Casey Young, OF Tennessee.
and Colon j. 81. keauns, OF the Memphis
ArrEAL.
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Emily Hyatt arrived at the Chattanooga
depot on tuesday with eight children, and
not = cent. She was on her way to Oxford, Ala
bama, and with the nine would join her other
Eve children She was an intelligent woman,
had one child at the breast, and little bit of
bread had served her for the preceding day.
The Chattanooga are not bad people if they
do build such big 6res-they saw to the
suffering God bless them.
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liberality of the latter in contu buhng 30
generously and largely in aid of the people
Of the stricken Mississippi valley can never
be forgotten. May God bless them for such
deeds Of charity Is the heartfelt wish of your
C0rrespOndent F. II. Z.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Lirerpool cot
ton, ) J-16d. Memphis cotton, 5 j-se. Neic
Orleans cotton, sc. GalrestoH cotton, S Use.
Nele York cottoH, . &c. Neio York gold,
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A SELE d SON having bought the stock OF Boots
ana Shoes at No. 40 Monroe street. lately owned by
Fred Heniger deceased beg to inform their friends
and the public generally that they prepared
to do any work In their line. All work guaranteed
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DEGULAR meeting Of the Memphis Fire Relief
" Association will be held at the Hall of the
Association, corner of Adams and Second streets,
this Sunday evening December 1st),a o'clock. All
members are requested 10 attend.
NJ M'FADDEN PTasIdant
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CuEYEvSE. Wy. November 3O.-M. l..
Cluk, tried and convicted Of the murder OF
Mrs. Minnie Collision, on the twentieth OF
August last, was this evening sentenced to
be hung on the tweaty-si Khth OF January
next. The scene ia court was very affecting,
the judge completely breaking DOWN IN
pasalhR sentence.
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New ORLEANS dispatches report white
osta on Thursdav, Friday and Saturday,
and no deaf from ysllow-lever in the past
four DAYS.
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MARRAED.

FERGUSON -CARTER-At the parsonage, St
Peters church. Thursday evening. November 81,
1873. by Rev. Father BOkel. Jos. l. FERGUSON and
Magic A. CARTER.
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The shipments OF cotton yesterday were
1869 bales; Tor ,ne week ending last Friday.
1885 bales; since September lst, $3.50
bales
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Respectfully submitted, in Friendship, Love an
Truth. X. DUDLEY SRAYSER,
tNIEL SCHLOSS,
BEN. X. POLLEN.
November %, 1878 ~ ss-
"a 49,

MEMPHIS, November %, 1878.
At meeting of the directors of the Security
building and loan association held this day. the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS W. c. Woodruff and John n. Ware,
late members Of this board, are now Numbered with
the dead; and whereas desire 10 express the high
appreciation in which they were held by every MEM
Der of the board and our deep regret at their death,
therefore. be It
Res0iyed. That in the death of W. C. Woodruff and
John n. Ware, this association has sustained great
loss.
Resoyged That In our long intercourse with them
we found them not only faithful and true to their
official duties. but also possessed of those kindly
and courteous traits of character which won for
their possessors the friendship, confidence and es-
TEEN Of all with whom they we're brought in con-
tact
ReSolye6, That we extend our coincidence TO their
bsreayed families. our sorrow enables US to appre-
ciate AID spmpathlze with that greater and holer
ief which must be felt By those who were bound to
them by the tender ties of home and family.
Resol0ed. THAI these resolutions be Published In
the city papers, and copy be sent to the families
the deceased.
I. B TURLEY,
7. r. FARNSWORTH,
j. II. JAMES,
Committed
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Messages remaining in the telegraph office
December l, 1873. Hours, $50 to 1890
a IN. and to pm:
Miss Lucy d. Vance, Lindsay, GOOdbar & Co.,
q. b. Hunter, j. C. johnson Il Co.,
Oscar Q. White, Frey Shilling,
Alex Peryinsn Joe Mancina
Mr. Wa1grer Guy. billiard & Coffin
). r. d. CURE, Brooks Nicely x Co.,
Henry L1h-mau, Major Banyaiird
JOhu I Flynn, John n Harb!n
Major J. T. q. Webb, W. b. Galbreath & Co
Manhattan bank, George Rubsch,
Il. F0tZ, j. B. Washer,
Gus hackey, 3. h. Warwick.
Mrs. NJ Freedman, n SchTarZenberg
MIS-. G. A. Waddell, Sam Pollock,
Charles Steele, ]. Lacroix,
l. ID. Wens Mrs. R. ". Mitchell,
III l.. Meacham & Co., G. Falls d Co.
Oliver. FInnie Co., J. 4 Miller,
John FitZSimmons, 4. II Haburt Il Co.
Hiss Mary Owner Charles N Erich
Charles Folsom, S. B. Carver d Co
r. q. Dun d Co., Mrs j N Thorn tson
Captain Z. B. Smith, IL. NJ. Dickson
Cherries T. Yiher Radcliffe & Carnes
Nsngundel Mayhon, Mrs. Charles Levy,
Ad Storm, A. Brummel
Jonathan Rice, Henry J. Lynn,
Isaac Friedman Co., j. j. Peres IL Co.,
z. u. Carter Co., ID. Canals Il Co.,
B. lamont d Co., j. w. Leonard
Thomas Williams, j. 8. Richardson & Co.
katZenb.rger x Sons, Townsend, Wooley a. Co .
Hops OIL mills, ]. B. Faires,
George Wigg d Phillip, IL. Sales.
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Sr. ANDREW SOCIETY Of New York last
night Gle ell Ia Marcus of Lorne to honor
AIRY membsr.hip.
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DIED.

PERKINS-On Monday, September 2, 1878, at
No 4S3 Orleans street, Of yellow-fever. n. T. PER
KISs, !ounSer son OF Mrs. J. n. MMahon, aged
twent! Inc years and eight months.
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HAETEN-On September 10, 1878, at the rest
dsnce OF Mr. Nelson, Henry avenue, Mrs. J. II.
HAIsTES, aged thirty six years. She leaves a huS-
band ind son 10 mourn her loss. Paris Texas
DaDer5 cOpy
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WIGLETT-On Sunday, September l. 1878, at his
residence No. 1928 Clay avenue ia the city of ST.
Louis, Mss luri, J. Il. WIILErT father of Mrs. E.
Converse. of this city
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A Would be Particle at Hot Springs
Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, November SOL. S. Al
lard was shot in the mouth and dangerously
wounded at Hot Springs last night by his
son, Cad Allard. Family troubles Is the
cause. Both father and son formerly pub
lished papers in Illinois and afterward at
Hot Sprinus
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Building and
Loan Association
MARK u. O'RYAN
7. J. MCCARTHY,
JOHN CONDOR.

T7HE regular monthly meeting of this Association
1 will be held on the first Tuesday In December
al their Office in the Planters Insurance Building
A fun attendance OF the members and the represen-
tafiyes OF deceased members is requested as BUSH
ness OF importance Will be presented.
L. LAGAILL, President
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CITIZENS RELIEF COMMITTEE.

Abstract OF Issues to Destitute CitI-
zeDs or Memphis as Reported by the
COmmTssary for the Months OF
August, September and
October, IS7S.
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a CsttSn-rasea Ocean steamer Dam
AGED by Fire.

CBARLEs1oE. November 30.-The steamer
Royal Diadem. loading for Amsterdam, took
Ere to-day, aud her cargo of cotton was badly
damaged. Insured.
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Mrs. FARsIE CoNSERs wife Of Mr.. Timothy Corners,
aged sixtyfour years.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence of her
husband, No. 1913 johnson avenue, Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock. Frie2ds of the family are invited
to attend Services from st. Brdget's church. tCIn-
cinnau papers please copy.l
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H.ESCH.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND PIPES
Wholesale and Retail.
t0mciaI.1

SlS Main street. Corner of Adams.
SSO second street. Opp. Court square.
3I0 Mstn SG. opposite Peabody Hotel
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FITZsERALD-On November 30, 1873 at half
past three O'Clock, Mrs. JENNIE MANsFuRD FITZ-
GERALD aged twenty five years.
Funefrl from the residence of Miss Fannie Young,
Hernands Curve, this evening at half-past three
o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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In MEMORIAM.

MORTI-GUs W. MoRTI parted this life
September Ia. 1873 10 his thirty fourth year. He
lett wife and four children. with large circle Of
friends TO mourn his loss.
EIe sin could harm or SORROW fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The Opene1 Dcd TO heaven conveyed,
And babe II blossom the.e.
Dear Is the spot where christians 'eep,
And sweet the strains that angels i'odr
o. why should We 10 anguish weep,
They are not lost but gone before.
We only know that thou hast gone,
And that the same retuTnless tide
Which bore thee from still glldes on,
And who mourn thee With II glide.
HALL KNIGHTS OF INEIsFAIL,
CAMP TARA, No. l.
MEMPHIS, November 81, 1878. J
Three noble spirits have fallr n, and Camp Tara
No. l, is In mourning! Among the many OF the
idemic we called upon TO record the death or
JAMES ]. SULLIVAN, our chief organizer and first
DresId MT, who passed to his final account Septem
Der 10th; also oiBrothers C.E. REIRDAN, September
7th and PETER j. DUFFY, September 25th; there
Hssol1ed, That while we bow with humble resigna-
tnn the will OF God do not the less mourn for
our brothers who have been taken from us.
ReSOlJ.d. That in their deaths this Camp laInents
the loss of three companions who were ready to
dressed as active members of this organization their
utmost endeavOTS were eXerted Tor It's welfare and
prosperity, and as citizens their noble lives were
ReSoiyed, That the heartfelt sympathy of this
Camp be extended to their families in their affiic
uon.
the records. copy thereof be transmitted to The
families OF deceased brothers, and same be pub
Hshed in DAILY APPEAL and AgdLuHche.
JOHN q. SULLIVAN,
VIM CGNETNGHAM,
JAMES F. RYAN,
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THrEsUTE OF RESPECT
s.! -

sysEAssSs sssssyS 5ssesk
HALL OF CHICKAsAw LODGE,
-, No; 9, l Q: Q. F.
of some OF the tTuest and noblest of our member
ship. Death has thrust his sickle in our midst and
cut down many OF the braVest-hearted of our COM
radss. During the late epidemic every elective
officer of Lodge bowed to the inevitable fate that
Grand; E. c. Slater Vice Grand; Robert W. Blew,
Recording Secretary; Thomas Bacon, Permanent Sec
bers, beside those OF our officers. that died, We
name Charles Campbell Henry Clements, j. w.
Ennis b r. Gates, u. H. Hesstg, T. l.: Jones, Geo.
A. Lane Thomas Phdbus, Thee. Pohl, Jos. E. hus-
sell. N q. Shumsker, and ]. S. Hatcher. They live
archer admonished Us that "in life we are In the
midst of DEATH These brothers ranked with The
distinguished, the hOnored and loved of our order;
they, in their course through life, practiced th3se
qualities which beauty and adoTn tire human
character, developing and Illustrating the principles
or our beloved brotherhood They died true to the
faith they espoused. BWhen we convene In our lodge
room we shall miss their familiar faces; their manly
forms numbered with the pale sleepers" in
our " Odi Fellows Rest" at ElmWOOd. Their with
viii be lamented by both widows ana orphans under
our charge. But humbly let us bow to this great
action hoping and believing that our loss Is their
gain.
Sereney to their final rest they passed.
While TIE soft memories Of their virtues yet
LingeT Ike twilight hues when the bright sun
has Set.'
submit, I'm behalf of the lodge, these resolutions:
ReSo ge,i, That In the death OF our brothers this
ties of brotherhood have, By their valorous and
yrtuOu5 actions, "giVen efficacy to the cherished
principles OF Friendship, Love and Truth
ReSotyed. That the order large has lost some of
It's most Jealous and cherished adherents.
ReSOLUed, That the society and community in
which they moved have been deprived OF some CT
Its most worthy and exemplary characters.
ReSotUed. That the members of this Lodge extend
their heartfelt sympathy TO the families or our de-
ceased brothers in their great attiicton and IRE
parable loss -
BeSoLUed, That this memoriam and resolutions
be spread upon tbs minutes of this Lodge, that a
copy be sent to the family OF each of our deceased
brothers. aud that the same lie published In each of
the two mOrning daily papers,
Respectfully submitted, in Friendship, Love and
Truth. X. DUDLEY sRAYSER.
ID tNIEL SCHLOSS,
BEN. X. POLLEN.
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BOWEN Near Memphis, September q, 1878, of
yellow-feyer, little MAMIE L. BOWEN
Farewell, cur darling little sister, we Will meet
thee again on the other shore. Oh, how We miss
thee dear one. No mere dc hear thy gentle
voice singing, "What friend we have In Jesus "
she was gentle and kind, and loved by all who knew
her: one of earths farest flowers. born to die so
so0n. bt. the little jewel has gone to the God who
gave H. O.. resi- in heaven. FAREWELL darling
angel -eyy. g9'sSiiA.s viii meet tha9 again
There's another mound in the graveyard,
Where our dear little sister lies,
Crowned With the beautiful flowers,
Under the changing skles.
Rest gentle sisters split,
Rejoice In thy glad release,
In GOd's eternal sunlight
We will meet thee, ST Ster, in peace. n. NJ.
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Masonic Notice.

TINE Officers ard Members of DeSoto a
L Lodge No. 500, ara hereby notified to - "a
attend Special Meeting Tuesday evening, Xxx
December Sd, at O'Clock, promptly, for/ " y
work in the E. A. Degrees. Immediately after which
the Lodge Will be opened on the ii. NJ Degree, to
consider thu report of the committee appointed TO
arrange suitable services recently deceased
Members. Every Member Is earnestly requested to
be present, and the Officers and Members of sister
city Lodges are fraternally invited. BY order
BUN +. PRICE, W. NJ.
HENRY J. LYNN, Secretary.
Masonic Notice.
4 Stated Communication of Angerona a
~ Lodge, No 1873, will be held on MON-~k "a
DAY evening, December I'd, at O'Clock. Xxx
Visiting brethren are laternally invited to- "
attend. Fly order. Il, GALLOWAY, W. III.
IOHN BIaNIISu. SacratarY.
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WEATHER OnsurvArIoNs.

WAa DZfr. SIGNAL sERvlcE q. 8 ARMY,
SATURDAY November 30. 1878. lOf1 p.m.
E-.-- n WI. NL...IU.
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LEXINGTON, KY, November 30.-Jackson,
the county seat of Breathitt county. distant
about ninety miles from Mount Ste.liGg, has
been the scene OF a serious outbreak and
bloodshed during the past week. The place
has bad reputation fer lawlezness, and it
Is not great while since a detachment of
the State guard was required tn preserve
order. The present trouble results from a
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Havana Royal Lottery.
Z. %. I'll. a.
P. B. JONES, Sec'y.
AsaTEEE.

TENDERS of Memphis Lodge, No. GO, are re-
WI quested to attend the regular meeting at their
Lode Room Monday evening. December "a, at 1870
o'clock. Nominations OF officers and business of
importance By order ]. J. OiBRIEN, President.
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~. JOHN R. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
Attest: W. A. MCCOY, Acting City register.
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THE regular meeting of Banner Lodge. No. 90, T.
i o. NJ. A, Monday December I'd. at 712 O'Clock
pm. All the officers aud members are urgently re-
quested TO be present. A. A. WEIGH, Secretary
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ESRTECE.

rTNHE regular monthly meeting of the Old Folks
L Society of Shelby County will be held at No. 3
Madison street, on Tuesday. December 3, 1878, at
3 pm. Every member is earnestly requested TO
s. n. LAMB. President.
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MoRTI-GUs W. MORT departed this life
September H. 1878, 10 his thirty fourth year. He
lett wife and four children. with large circle Of
friends 10 mourn his loss.
The sun., 1878-07-21

curacy. Ofthe tent dwcllers thcro Is prolo,l,
thousand. divided into about twenty bands -.
more. But Of all who claim gypsy blood in.
Guiding the chOordOs. or half-brccds. | shouiI
think twenty thousand would bo an under os,i.
mate. New York city has several thousand.
Tho descendants OF Rommanics are found
everywhcre-in trades and Professions -nota.
bly, among horse Jockeys thimhlc. riggcrs.
Peter Funks. and confidence men Mt the bar tom
both sidos Of iU. ON tho ben,h. at the sick mans
bedside, on tho prarcs Of the West. AMI in tho
gold diggings. At lsast one. If not two. Vi,o-
Presidents Of the United States have had gypsy
blood in their veins There are soms numrs
that suggest gypsy at once; but as these arc
borne by many Of pure G)rgio stock they nccl
not be given. But about them all-puro blood
or half blood--there is a tendency to the nomad
life. The race Is essentially wild and tamclcss,
place 1t how you may.
The sun., 1878-07-21

initiation attest their automatic power by acts
which are often regarded IA supernatural.
Thus, should bright roy Of light falling on old
scnstizcd plates Of memory and feeling excite
tho visual apparatus. IL may happen that the
hcroglyphc Of departed child lover, hus-
band will be brought into the field OF subjective
sight the beloved imngo reproduced for a mo.
mcnt. and seemingly projected into space. And
il might bc that passionate emotion. kindcd by
such sight. would burst through the stupefy-
ing power OF natures anodync. as the surgeons
knife has sometimes broken the spell Of ether.
whcrcupon the dying individual. sprnging for
ward. with eyes intont. featurcs translgurcd,
and arms outstrctched. would naturally pro-
nouncc the long remembered name. and then
fall back and die.
Such scenes occur. and few can witness them
without n sense Of awe. yet DR.. Clarke incines
to pronounce almost all such visions entirely
automatic lie attributes the stories of heavens
opening over doathbeds. upon which angels
ascend and descend. or OF friends gone before
now boheld waiting and eager 10 welcome the
now conner. not to supernatural agencies or the
conscious play Of an innamci Imagination. but
simply to the unconscious. involuntary action
Of the brains OF the dying. Such spectaclcs are
but tho chickering's OF lifes taper. the last flash
ings OF cerebral fires burning the brains accu-
mulntcd stores Of hope and Of experience
Not long ago Frances Power Cobbc In an arti-
Gle entitled Tho Riddle Of Death." oommuni-
Gated to the Ne,r Oudft,rly R,ri,r propoundel
the following duery. Assuming. she says that
the auasi-universal creed Of the human race is
not wholly gtoundlcss. and that the soul Of n
man does not perish with the body. ought we
not toturn with reasonable confidence TO tho
scene Of dissolution and expect to find at least
some Incidents which shall point I'm tho direc-
ton of the fact OF immortality With the hopo
Of throwing some light upon this question COM
pctent persons were asked by Miss Cobbe
whether they had remarked any phenomena
indicating thnt tho Eco WIS ever conscious Of n
new phaso of existence Mt the moment Of leay-
ing this? Ofthe nine incidents reported. only
two or thrcc. I'm pr. Clarke's opinion. present
features " which IL is at all difficult To- furnish
n physiological exclamation. From his per-
sonal observation of dcathbeds for more than
a quarter of century he can recall only a single
instance in which the phenomena admitted the
possibility of any other INTERPRETATION than ono
based on physiology. The patient WAS a lady of
middle age. and her death. though momentari-
ly expected from cardiac disease. WAS not her
aided bv the usual apasthcsia of the diving She
conyersed intelligently; the mental action waa
perfect there was no stunor loliriu,n. strange-
ness or moribund svmpton implvine cerebral
disturbance. After saving few words the ma
,icnt turneI hor head "a II IN sl.on. then nh.
rnutlv turning II haek n GLOW cxcoe1inglv
brilliant and honutiful cnmc into hnr f.o,,rns
her ov.s unelosiue spnrkIo1 with singular vi
vo,i,,. and al tho .,p,e instant In n ,,nc - op,