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house, the finest 90 tho coast. The togcr is
one hundrcd ami eighty ic,t ish. n" light Is
resolving Que a1G saE be trcn ~ Vessels nver
SKY C?l!e out III thr s'a. tbs | lad hc!-nyS
TO tho CID Cuslis estate, and mas Soii for t~x.s
durDr the war and III st ct lis tiSo timber eur
down AMI said. 1t was recovered hy Its owner
1t Is bci u iiu place, and Tut Ter the mcs1G,
toes would be famous watching place. Some
OF the laud Is swLmpy aEd low, and ryes rs
breeding pl,cn for th"su pests, whch almost
make life unbcarabIc tc those living on the il
land.
The perfect frecdom from mosquitoes is one
OF The great attractions of this is!aud | nav
been here tor three SEASONS and have never y.l
seen a mosquito or sand h2.
Fran Smiths Island tho view Of the OCEAN
is beautiful and Incompatible. The wide vat
urs meet the horiz0n--both DiviuoIy ce.ulcsp
in perfect uniou. The yeritable bridal IF
the sea and SKY, ships 90 and come; some close
to the l'ght house, In full rig, their ssls belly
ing our with the putfs OF wind. aud they oGk
like thing of life, IS they maj2stlVs'Iy cuar
their way through the emerald waves. The white
foam dashing high from tho prov; there gnnS
90 ocean steamer; With glass you Gao behold
the passerg IRE on the deck aad see the churu.
Ing Of the waves by the paddles, that l~aves
afar uf you can see the sails Of distant y,Ss, s
show disiao; az linst the hoiz -, not larger
than butterfly wings.
There is dreamy lsrqu If abou: this plac
tho waves come rolling ashore in long lsz,iy
swrlls. and beat with musical rhymic souod
against the golden beech
Tho league long roller, laundering on the ref =
The air is snfi. and tho whole island is en-
wrapped in a misty baze YOU involuntariIY
lower your voice and rcone without thought
only with passive feeling Of perfect abandon;
you give yourself up to the charm Of scene, and,
lik Tcnnyson's Lotus Elter,-
They sat them down upon the yellow sand
Detwsou tho sun and moon upon the shore.
n d sweet it was TO dream If Fatherlaud
But cvermorc.
Most " vary SCI med the SEA, wary the oar
Weary the wandering Fl i'd of barren form
Then me said. We will return DO more.
And now will bid farewell to Cobb's Island.
| would that could for one day cause Oh ocean
breeze. subj rs Wo hear Of to sweep through
tho dusty streets of our old town; such breeze
IS would IN Ike every breath pleasur' such
salt, ircah vivid bre,z, as would bring q color
to the invslid's wan cheek, light the eye,
stir the pu!s;s of tho we'll, aud mako the mtro
act Of living and breathing for few hours at
least, perfect enjoyment, aud but have
Writton enough, and will eud, though it is a
rather sudden pull up; but as Sam ". llcr sage
y observes, sudden gull UP IL tho great art of
letter writing, for you all will WISH there Was
III prc OF il. CHAsSEU
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Tiie s8nck;.lagi Trial.
FRosT ROYAL, Virginia, July 20 1877

i'OSi ieS al II Sl'l'i y Uiy lCi1'
To inc cdjtor Of tic alexandria Gazette
saw in the Gazette of yesterday az account
OF the Hockman murder trial, which created so
much excitement here lsst week As your cor,
respondent made such an error regarding the
jury, aul induced 10 write for the sole purnosa
Of correctly ststing the matter. After the Jury
had been in their room about two hours, they
came down for Instructions. Their idea was,
that they would either hsve TO find verdict of
guilty Of murder in tho frat degree, or else &C.
quit him. Being instructed By bis honor Judge
Page thst :hey could determine the degree of
punishment, they again retired to their room.
About two hours more were spent in consulta.
ton, when they sgsin returned TO the boz, and
ss they stated there Was no probability of
agreeing, they asked to be discharged, saying
they stood IS follows: three for muder in the Ist
degree three for eighteen years confinement in
the peniteEtisry, three for ten yesrs confne-
ment in the penitentiary, and three for acqui;tal
They were discharged, and immediately upon
their discharge, counsel for the defence made 8
otloD ohave the prisoner bailed. The Judge de-.
cited to bail him, putting his bail St the sum OF
one Thousand dollars, the court giving as its res.
son for palli1g the accused thst il was 60 expen.
slVe to keep tre prisoner in jail. Hickman is &c
be tried sssn at the September term of Court.
Just before tho jury was discharged quite an ex-
citing scene occurred between the COUNSEL for
the defence and the States Attorney. Although
the prisoner gave bsl about y. NJ, he did not
iorsske his old quarters until Sunday morning.
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o: the utter hoil0Bncss aud s.IGsdncss OF
American pcl!!ciaGs = moro patent snd toTci-
bio illustrated Could not we'll be afforded than
that presented in Tie case Of flr. Gorham, cY.
Secretary OF The y. S. S2rntc Unli n3nth
Or tgc sinso be fought IN The front ranks of tt.c
most pronounced "a ,icais, his stagariism run-
ulug away with his discret!on, and inducing
him to attack Mr.. Lsycs for ceon promising 10
accord the South simple justioh, and FoT his civil
service roform circulars, but oil that has changed,
and no has now, probably because he is aware
that Mr. Hayes has not forgotten those attacks,
and that. consequently, hopes OF preferment ct
his hands would be groundlcss, enlisted 10 the
democratic party. and is doing all be can to
secure the election Of the democratic candidate
for governor OF California The fac! is, as we'll
sald By writer il the last number OF the u
tcrnationai Review. that the leaders Of the two
political parties ere intent solely and entirely
upon thoi! own aGvacccmcat, and that 10 their
efforts to attain that end they don't care a fe
about tho Interests of the coubtIy--cr words 70
that IF ct
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M. Rancy, ooiorcd ex-meulue1 CT CO...
sress from South Car0iina, nog d tide waiter in
tho NV York Cu5tom House, complains ct the
wages that arc paid ooiored field hands in the
Palmetto State, and says those wages afford evil
decco tina: slavery exists there IL ell bat asme.
# Mr. Ralnoy would read the newspapers be
would learn that the wages Of white fluid naGds,
a. testified by Wisconsin farmer before the
Wright Congressional Commission 10 Chicago,
arc little If any more than those lie pats up
such mouth ib)u. in South Caroline. Wages
IN the South follow the same laws they DO in
North, and ioH wages 10 Wisconsin 10 more 10
dcatc that the liberty Of tho lsborcr there is
restricted, than low wages in South Carolina
prCv1 that slavery has been 70 established there
10 ali but name
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The radical press apparently finds it hard to
understand why it is that tie white people 10
Virginia who l2bG. with ;hcr hands dcu' i vote
with the lcgrl2s. IF the scales ycore remove
from the eyes 81 tbs SINE press il would f nd
Gu: many thi9:s 4bont Virginia an6 the entire
South Of w!.ica il is gov IL securing isn2rauce.
Among othCra ii would learn that the men who
woik with their hauds hsyc not ooIy IS good
scDso as those who mako their iiyiGg ID othc.
ways, but arc Influenced by the samo traGiious.
associations and feelings, AID that az long rs
the patriotism Of toe South is ridicucd, its log.
ally denied, It's humanity doubted end is Very
civilization questioned By radical writer's cod
orators, whose letters and speeches are endorsed
hy lsrgc rumbcr Of tho ncrthcrn People, lust
SO :org, Eu: 40 lcEgc:, esil! every wnite ulaa ct
the South, 40 matter whether he works with
ills head or his HANDS, or whether iio aorks
with either, Hill vote enc way, and that wa
sill be against 2 contiGuGocc Of sectional .ri
mostly aud il lav9r Of restoration Of s:l:cs-
bic relations between the citz,as o! om!acr
ocuar!y, arG, oo3s' qu?n;iy, aith the democrat:
End against the reiicas.
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Drowned.

ROCKVILLE Oaf.,Jcy 3O.-Mss Huvcl,a
accomplished young lady OF IS years. and hsr
little sister, aged IS years. were drowned 10 the
81. Lawrence river to day while bathing.
OCEAN GROVE, N j., July 3O-A yours
man named Pearsall 81 years old, o. W,nchcs.
ter, N. D., arrived With az excursion party this
moraInE, and was drowned while bsthing at
noon. ito swan beyond the lines, althou:h
warned of bis danger by the bsthipg master.
His body was recovered at Asbu1y Park
;. NEW YORK, July 30-Joho Jorkios o
olVer' was drowned at the Battery thia morn.
ing. Inc air tube OF the diving apparatus
burst, and before jenkins could be drawn ont
OF the water be strengled.
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FREAKS OF lIGuvNIkG On Frjdsv evening
during the thuluer storm o small tenement
house, on Sherwood Forrest" in Stafford coun.
~. wss struck by lightning. The electric n,id
splttho combing, tore olf the gable end andpene.
trsted The ground. 4 colored fsm!y was IN the
rouse at mo time. the old man being asleep but
when the lightning struck ne jumped 40 and
asked the Good Lore, 90 spar me jes little
Longer, and I'll try 81 cline into dc chario,n
This same house was split IN twain four vesrs
ago by lightning On Sundsy night Two .sls.
from town, were shivered by lightning, and tbs
tlid skipped along tie wire knocking S brick
out of the wall of the ctt1e st the DEPOT lust over
the battery, then shooting into the ground. -
Frcdcricksbhrq Star.
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The Presbyterians arc scsndsiizod that such
stauach end distinguished member of their
church as Judge Ould should be implicated il
ducl!Dg affair. The fact is, however, and if
Is oeedIoss to dispute it, that the obligations of
church membership of I'll denominations are
much less binding now than formerly. This is to
20 dep!cred., but can not be remedicd save BY
Pr3videntlal Interference.
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PUBLISHED DAILY A&D TAi-WEEKLY BY
DDG q &. SNOW y ENa
wEDN nsDAY EVENING, JULY 80. 1879

I; Tas stated il cur Wsabia&!0n corCctpJo
de::oo yesterday that tho M; xDfc!cd return OF
Hir. Tyntr and somo CT the other gavcrnmontai
ctii2iss from their summer sZc--jcns at the
Expense Of the public treasury vas induced by
the deserved Gcns1ro c2st upon suci! cZcuIslOra
by the Democratic press, but elDco then Secro
tary Sherman SID party have epioyed delight
ia! excursion Oh q revenue cutter uca1 Bangor.
ard Postmaster General Key and his party
bavc visited i!o lumber mills near Oc0no 10
special train. We DO cot object 20 tho members
Of the C:hioet taking little recreation in SUR
mer though :hcy ;eke rs nuc?! 81 they wap;
2u!iag every ether portion Of tina year. pro-
viGc6 they ,skc It ct t!oiZ own expense. like
every other citiz:n # the country whose busi
nc:s allows HIN tho requisite tine, bu: we DO
obj Ct 20 their uakicg sheso surGncr trips 8:
the expense Of the poor people throughout the
length AID breadth q the !and, who, 10 order
that the rqlircd monoy mcy be raised, arc
taxed heavily oo. the very &c issiEics Of lite No
wonder tie public deb. sLatemeut Tor the month
OF July shows an decrease of six millions Of
dollars when such totally unnecessary cxrc0.
d'tu!es IS those 10 which We refer sDd those
that will be incurred by tho meeting Of the
COMMITTEE 90 Rules of the House, to c0Dveue
ct LOrg brarch on the l0h prcximo, are made
by those Tho have the disposal Of the peoples
money.
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COURT OF APPEALS.-lu the Court of Ap
peals, sitting at WytbeyiIe Oh Thursday last,
in tho case of John G. Calhoun VI. Rufus NJ,
Williams, appeal irJn Smyth county, the de-
cree ct the court below was affirmed, Judge
Anderson reading the opinion of the court.
This case settles point of importance as to
the homestead exemption in Virginia. The
appellee having brought b II to euforc. the
lien OF judgment against appellant, the latter,
who was housekeeper, but unmarried anu
Without family, except bis employees and do.
mestlcs. claimed exemption from the lien under
the homestead law, and being deuied that
privilege by the Circuit Court. appealed; but,
as above stated, unsuccessfully, this curt
unanimously holding thatin the phrase house
holder, or head of family" as used 10 our
Constitution, the alternative branches of the
phrase are meant to be the equivalents of each
other, and householder" to be taken in the
sense ct ''one who has household" and not
in the other sense of lone who holds house."
Joseph B. Pierce VS.. Tsrdy & Williams and
others Appeal from decree OF Circuit Court of
Montgomery county. Decree reversed, and
cause remandod, Judge Anderson reading the
opinion
Gates Il Ctsrk vs.. Robertson and others Writ
OF error to judgment OF Circuit. Court of Patrick
county. Judgment affirmed, Judge Christian
reading the opinion.
Hoffman vs. Lcffo!'s administrator. Writ Of
error to Judgment Of Circuit Court of Craig
county. Judgment reversed, Jutge Burks Rad.
ing the opinion. '"N
Turpin VS.. Saunders. Writ of error to iudg
ment OF Circuit Court of Floyd county. jujS.
ment reversed, Judge Staples reading the
opinion.
Preston and massie vs.. Heiskelps trustee, &c
Judgment reser, cd.
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Fatal Shooting EG.nr

INDIANAPOLIS. Ipd.. July 3O.-A shoe tirc
affrey occurred st the farm residence Ct Luc Is
Covert, near Columbus, Ind. at the breakfast
table this morning between his soas Henry and
Aleck, in which Henry Was INSTANTLY killed end
Aicck MORALLY wouDdt 4.
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latiCrs, with eli men. As to III. Chsn. cry court
sEan l express my readiness to state before that
cour: thst did not intend 10 ilppnsch tho honor
or integrity of yoursaly or family, or TO libel or
Insult lhou, snh that il hsd done So | would
re!rsct Tho ssrie. Respectfully.
30. OuLD
That opolos i. ssts isrtnrg ~ ne have no
intention /, brraR the pence. : hcrc is no occa-
sion for als1m TN tho part OF any one l deny
any purs"se 10 puI sue the matter further.
Dr. GEORGE.
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COLLISION.

CHIPPEWA ONT. July 0-Au excursion
rain Oh the Canada Soulhera Railroad goioe
west, ran into passenger train goiag east at
this station this mcroing. The LATTER YES stand
Jog still st the time. Both eosincs aad one
car were disabled. One cf The t1air men was
injured about the head No other damage vas
lDpo
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10 ignore the warning Of approaching disease
Is neither cautious DOR safe. Prudence wonl.;
suggest the immediate use of good nrr-
veutivc rcmedy such as DR.. Bulls Baltimore
l.n which eradicate at onca all symptoms OF
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SarItOGg Races.

SARATOGA, July S0.-Ca,i,a gas The uiuuer
ct the FIRST race to day and DsDlche # the second
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jvEs+rS OF THE EpRE

Ii. T. F.tch, orc Of the most prominent DRY
eoods dealers ct Louisville, died yesterday OF
typhoid lovrr.
A gold discovery hos been made at tho Mop
taguc tllaoa, five miles iroui ID .rtm0uth, n. s.,
and thcro is cocsjderab. excite mont s1noug the
gold mintra.
l. is stated that ihr Public debt statement
Tor th.s month vii! chew al increase OF probably
six million dollars. This Lcrcasc is attributed
TO the larg5 amt uat paid out fer arrear,gss of
p20slons
Three little negro children were hurnc! to
death last Saturday evening 10 tho land of G..
W. n GTltfln, near Bells F.rry, n q. They
wcEo left alone, shut up 10 rho house--a cabin
about half mile ION Mr. Giifip's.
james 4 Cuonigham's starch factory at
FInocnes. lod.. vas burned yesterday. j U.s.
$50 900 Throc loaded and three empty
trclg BIT cars Worc also turned. Ooc hundred
locn are thrown out Of employment. The fire
originated from the sparks of passing oDgino.
Captain Simpson, of the schooner Louisa
Montgomery. at P!otou reports that about ten
miles cas- w.rl Of P.c;ou lslard he saw an Ell
0rnlus sea serpent which appeared to be about
one hundred feet long and abou, the 81, of a
barrel. 1t YVES goiug straight along ct tho rate
OF srvcn knots an hour.
Alexander Brady, probably the oldest prin-
ter 10 the State of New York, died on Satur-
day lsss, in tho elghty-6hh yesr If his age He
was ono Of the few surviving veterans Of tho
Wsr 1872. lie was foreman Of the New \ ork
Evening Post when Horace Greeley worked
there as cnmpnsitor.
Hon. Bland lizard, Judge of the United
States Curt Of kentucky, died at bis home 10
Louisville yesterday OF spopltxy. He was i'll
but few minutes. He was appointed Judge
OF the district court by Pr sident LitcJln 10
1861. The judge was to have held court yes
terday. but after starting CUE returned, told his
wife be was very ill. aud That he wss about to
die. He proceeded to give somc directions as
to his proper y, and suddenly bis face bscaue
llsld and in few moments be expired. A. NJ
Ballard, Que of the oldest and woallhicst citi.
ns of Oldham equity. KY, cousin of the
Judge, died Monday.
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Sudden great heat, followed By rain, has
damaged the crops 10 Hungary al Galioa.
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A serious riot has occurred ct the Bulgarian
cay iiai.
, 1879-03-12

Fifteen hundred dollars Of new Court. House
hopds wera aoll Yesterday.
The County Treasurer will now pay county
orders up to NJ. l,:2.00 of Nov. 10.
The Hospital Committee will visit the County
Hospital this afternoon ab3ut o'clock.
Coupty-Treusurer A.cCrca went 10 Springfield
been inadu asatnst him In tho Senate.
Tho Town COLLECTORS OF tbs Towns OF
Schaumberg, Lcydcn, AiNt Cicero returned their
books to The County Treasurer yesterday,
TIC new 800 Court-Tiuusc bonds wero re-
ceved from the euRraver yesterday, unai Will bo
Immediately sold ut par to wllomsoeyes wlshes
10 purchase.
John ". posteate, a reporter for the Tsnsss,
yesterday touk out hia lasl naturalization pa
pGry, and unbuahingiy announced his INTUITION
III voting thv Democratic ticket.
Ed c. shawctoas, Democrats politician, and
" proiession erncksman. was run into the
County 1u!l last Fttday OH charge Of larceny.
Asnut Two ycaFa ago ho was befosn tie Grim.
,l.n .s court charged With burglary: lilo got ol!
by srFatct, aud afterwards went tnto politics,
was put into tue tauks Of tho utttrFltfcd aa
Gnaltnian u the Executive Committee OF thu
Nluth Ward, and has beoa an honore1 member
o1 Inc Hetn0cratto party ever sfuct. Illt tafd
party Wial, however. loac his Invaluable assist
ance IN lhe ca1nl,algn this spring, unless the
ieadaFs ean succeed In bulldozinS or buying
ln out u hls present tltuutiou, allI amy Of hi
friends Who desire 10 talk politIes viii him cal
, 1879-03-12
SUBURBAN..

hAKE VIEW.
The Board Of Tr.,stccs mot Monday, tho full
Hoard being present.
A petition WINS presented, signed by tho resi-.
dent owners, making Tint Clark street, from
Tullcrtonavcnuo tn )iscrsy street, be improved
with block rRvcmcrt md stone c1rblng, tito
North Chicago Railroad Compuny to move their
tracks In tho middle OF the street Ai pavc SIX
teen feet in width. the town nfso to pay tts
proportion. Tho petition lies over nndor the
,rulcs until 1fext meeting.
The aucstfon, Of 'hc extension of Grace'antl
Cemetery was discussed nna explained, md tho
following resolution ndontcd:
WHEREAS, An application. this 10th. day Of
'rrnstccs Of tho Town ri 1.uke Viow by tho usncc.
land Cemetery Company. asklnz tho contont Of
sai.! town to m enlargement Of the cemetery Of
W"Euxt.. S.Ia application T. sngpo,tsd, BY !, :
petition aa''cA BY twenty aad moro legal voters Of
Heosea Fiat tho question Of tho assent said
eortianeo with rald application. md subject 10 liz
conditions therein st'eciaed. be 10 unlimited, and
hit due notice that ss!l anest!on s!l 10 40 suh.
mannur With thu notice of said election.
The saloon question was then taken up and
botl, ordinances read and discussed at Bome
tue tnattcr on tic table, which was scconued.
H,ri gnHii fikn 10 see Inc ordinance odoptcd.
Nct,,t oat,ni wh;rh onc hn sail Tia preferred the
nnn un'1 kSwn 4ns ti,e eircIa Or onc.ouartcr u,ic
I orItnancc.
ria mntton tn Inv on the table was carried.
This 1enycs thc lint ORDINANCE stIl in force and
dIsposes of the pctlttons for aid ngainst 'ts re-
After Tin transoctlon of other minor business
onta IL rco,linr NJ n tclerranh and .tejsnhono
ordinance, the hoard nd dlourucd, the next reRu-
'"A '"s.~"'t' 'S'16 ,,S,.n ~ W., 1,.or
Aioh fAhA.
This ealoon.keepeIs. having icls thetnsel7ss M
refusing to grant them licunsrs. ind at the
temperance movement, have organi55eedd 5ed t1 them
aclvcs into pofitlcal party WITH wy votes,
which they propose TO gtVo TO tho party when
Will favor them.
Tile report Of the CAPTAIN Of poilco 1or ne
past year lins 6een pfcpafeu and % nto 10
, 1879-03-12

Cussu,ns Agents 1lIno md Kcelo reported 1t
very dlt'l III their departments.
Assistant Treasurer Gilbert disbursei $4,000
in currency yesterday, and sold $1,000 4 per
cents.
Collector 11nrsey took In s30,050 ycstcrday.
1iighwtncs contributed $ai,AG5, cigars antl to.
baeco 81, 10, aild beer $3.50.
A jury has been called In tho District Court
for tlia eth Inst to try tic criminal docket und
cases Ia rc,,l. 1t is understood that no jurymcn
will be drawn frusn tiis county.
Louis Ilcrtrlch wns brought III from Stephen.
sou t;otlny yesterday morning anu taken bcfusc
HDynr Oh q summons issued by thu 1nt1|nn1
District Court. lie was charged With llavlng
Iailcsl, almust, ycar ago. to cancel the stnsnps
on three empty whisky barrcls. The CosnnliH-
soner held l,iln IN $500 ba!l to appear at Indian.
npplis on tic 18th.
, 1879-03-12

A picturesque story Is told Of Nine Qrevy IN
the carly days pf her husband's elevation. She
drove In hired carriage one morning to the
door Of Lafcrricrc, tho lamous dsessnaker, and
entered, dragging after hor hugo bundle con-
tainlng an old velvet gown. sho was received
with much condesccnstoD ind was told to wait,
inas1nucll as tho great mtlltncr was tlen co.
gaEcd With customer, no other in fAct than an
actress Ut thu Comedle Fsanca!sc. Mine. lseyy
81. down humbly with her bundle In her artns
until the great artist chose to interview her,
dress "dons ups' mud improved. "Oh," satl
the great otie, tive don't do up dreAscs hero
sometimes Tor our own customers We lu such d
;nsng to eettge ussm: hgt we 60 not know
ply, "and thought could naye thta dress ar.
rangcd Tor the receptions at the EtYseo." There
upon tho wl,oln establishment fell at her feet
velvet ircss Will still rejoice tho hearts of Am.
bassnuurs.