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thing to the cabman, who started off again
down the street, uttering Eyes, yes" in his
turn.
An hour afterward the unfortunate literary
man was still rolling along the street. He
yawned, and said to himself: 81 4
It's long way to the Tower of London y
HalI an hour more went by-then three
to grow alarmed. -
He made the cabman stop, hunted NJ
an Interpreter, and learned, to his stupefsfs-
tion, that the driver, instead Of taking him
70 the Tower OF London, had been taking
him-the tour OF London.
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The EfentaHnnhk.

BALTIMORE, July 19.-At the session to-day of
tho Suureme ConciaYe OF Heptasophs, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: supreme Archon.
7; NJ. Soencer, Of Texas Chancellor. A.. J.
speed of Kentucky; Secretary. Il. NJ Solomon,
of 2i. . virginia; Treasurer. 2. Il. Dunn, OF
son. of Maryland; Herald, H. A. Philips. of
New York: Guide, John Drtner. of Ohio; War
der. DE-, J. q. Baker, Of Philade!phia; Sentinel.
G. 9. Rena, nf NeW Orleans; Trustees, Valen-
tue Speed, Frank Rayno. b. Prowell The naxt
annual session will be held at Louisville, Ky.,
on the first Tuesday, in May $780,
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watcn for good chance TO make for the island.
The practice OF craft here Is to approa b the
island by daylight and get away be ore dark.
island. and everything has to be taken to and
from such vessels In the surf boats. 1t Ia only
In exceptionally y calm weather that q steamer
will venture to lie anywhere near the island
over night. Under the circumstances 1t is un-
certain when the Glendon will return. although,
1t the weather. is sufficiently favorable. she
and third officer Of the Virginia are On the
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Civll service reform In Rhode 1.lapd.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. July 19.-Dr. J. B. Green, of
this city. who visited Washington to bring about
an inve- e-tigation Of the, method of appointing
custom house officials In this State. which had
been made unlawful and to cause Rhode Island
Doltiss and poIitlcal intimidation 70 be aired.
yesterday received letter from Congressman
Butter, dated Edgefeld. b. O.. July r. stating
that the committee to investigate these facts
would meet here on the twelfth of August.
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Don Keys Wanderlngs.

LAWRENCE, Mass. July 19.-Postmaster Gen.
bot. Postmasiers Toby of Boston and Rowell Of
Lowell. and Adjt. Gen: Hun5ury. arrived In this
city at 9:45 a. m. to-day. and were conveyed to
the Pacific Mills, where two hours were spent in
the inspection OF the works. The party, with
OK Congr essman Tarbox aud Postmaster Met-
rill OF Lawrence lunched at the residence of
Congressman Russell The visitors returned to
Boston on a special train a. 2:l5 D. m.
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a ewlndl1nx Detycttve.

BROOKLYN. July l9.-Mrs. Ellen Peck was ac-
Quilted yesterday on one of twenty four indict-
ments for fraud found against her, and the
twenty-three remaining indictments will be
duashed1 She will be given into the custody VI
the New YORK authorities and tried charge
OF sWtndling b. T.. Babbett out Of $l9 O00. 1t
will be- remembered she affected to be- detec-
tive and he money WAS given her to ferret out
the Confidential clerk and recover bonds stolen
hv him
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The Davenport and Northwestern Rail-
road.

DAVENPORT, July 19.-It seems to be nrettv
well settled here that the Davenport and North.
western Railroad. which runs from Davennort
ia all fourteen miles. viii pass into the hands 81
the Milwaukee. ST. Paul and Iowa Railroad
Company on AugustI. The purchase has actu-
aRement Of Inc road. under it's new owners are
subjects OF conjecture only. It Is surmfsed that
the immediate managemant OF the Davenport
and Northwestern. as division Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st Paul. will remain substan-s
Tally under the administration Of Manager
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Car stables Dcstroyed.

CINCINNATI. July 19.-The Old street car sta
bles in beuemsvlle. suburbs of the city. burned
early this morning. aDd four frame dwellings
were small. bu were The homes Of poor people,
upon whom the loss falls heavily. The twelve
cars were worth $4,000: no insurance. sssa
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The wrecked state or yirstnt !.

HALIFAX. N. s.. July 19.-The steamer Glen
don. which left here yesterday afternoon to
bring away q portion Of the survivors of the
wrecked steamer State of Virginia from Sable
Isl nd is said to be a very slow vessal She left
with head wind to day. She will not 20 direct
e the island. and will not attempt to approach
y Until the Weather is favorable. She will 60 to
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A Wreck OFF narnesat Point.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Lieut. Ackey, of the
Assistant Cuast Survey. commanding the
schooner Eagri. reports that on the tenth he
passed, when about ten miles south OF Barne-
gat light house. n. j.. o vessel apparently q
upper yards across the main and mizzen mas s.
me " wreck is supposed to be the English bark
Helen. recently sunk. by collision with the
steamer City OF New York It lies directly Ia
the track Of vessels running uu or down the
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73I - 4g= $'=7 d,
ROUMELIA.m
An Excellent Guarantee Against Anticipa-
ted Disturbances.

LONDON. July 19-The Vienna correspondent
OF the Times. discussing the reported unsettled
feeling In Eastern Roumela says If il believed
the Sixty eighth Battalion Of Turks. with the
requisite. com element Of artillery and ctvalry.
are distribute d b.tWeen Adrianopie and the
frontier Of Eastern Roumelia This is almost
as good guarantee against disturbance as the
presence Of Russians.
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A Factory burned.

NEw YORK, July 19-The Rochester Wood
pulp works at Lower Falls were destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss. 5000; insured for
$4,000. The fire was caused bs the explosion of
OF keEos lamp in the basement.
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The Largest Convention Ever Held In Thl.

CINCINNATI. July 1s-The Democratic Con
vention will be- neld In Music Hall August Z.
Th-re will be 1850 delegates-tte largest conyen-
ton ever known in this country.
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN cuBA.

In the report Of June g. from Consul General
b. @. Hall to the Surgeon General Of the United
States Marine Hospital. forty deaths from yell
low fever and ninety six from small pox are re-
corded for the month OF May at Havana. Vel
low fever was increasing. but Hall did not yet
regard the disease as epidemic
DR.. q. Lloyd. Howard quarantine physician
at the port OF Baltimore, calls attention to the
report above mentioned and sends, to the Ma
tional Board OF Health a clean bill given June 2.
New York. The bill Of health concludes with
an official certificate Of the consul that at this
out suspicion Of plague. cholera. yellow fever
or contiguous diseases whatever in epidemic
form. DR.. Lloyd observes that the consuls
may differ very materially in their estimates OF
the number of cases required to constitute an
endemic FORM
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Made an Asslxn f1,Anf.

READING, Pa. July 1s-F. B Boes. q lumber
dealer IN tiis city. has MAIZE an assfgnnent
Liabilities $lso.oog assets considerably less. s
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INDIA.
The Ameer Gives the British Envoy An
Escort Of Honor.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Lahore
states that the Ameer OF Aghanistan has sent
Q fine eecort to accompany Major Cayagnare.
the British envoy, into Cabul.
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FRANCE
The Coming Fetes at Nancy in Honor Of
Theirs,

PARIS. July 19-The fetes at Nancy on the
occasion o. the erection Of the Thiers statue,
which takes place August 9. Ill be brilliant
Nine. Theirs. Mime. Dosne. Gen. Charlem4gna
Barthelemy Saint-HlIare have promised ito at
tend.
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THE CATTLE QUARANTINE.
| The following was issued this morning:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
| Washington. july 10. 1879.
TO Collectors of Customs and others:
| The order of the twenty sixth of February
from England, is revoked by the authority Of
section 2a93 of the Revised Statutes. II is or
hn the Of the first q
neat cattle rom any foreign country into the
United States be suspended as to all parts OF
| Europe, the Secretary having officially deter
mined that such importations will not tend to
the Introduction or spread Of contagious or In
14co9s i.o, diseases among the cattle Of the
from any port OF Europe. arriving at any port
of the United States. shall be keDt in quaran-
direction OF the customs officers and at the ex-
pense Of the parties interested, except when
the State or municipal laws provide for the
quarantine Of such cattle; aud In such cases
the collectors will permit the proper officers to
quarantine them in such manner as the State
Or municipal 1Le,, authorities REQUIRE The depart,
cases where i may Be- claimed. durns d1lrf1a!
such quarantine, that the cattle, come from
will decide in such cases whether they uay be
delivered at q period shorter than the ninety
days belore mentioned. In any case when.
during quarantine when not under the control
OF State or municipal authorities the animal
shall exhibit evidence OF contagious or inf.c- |
tious disease. the facts will be reported to the
department for instruction..
Fl. E. FRENCH,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
The boards Of health OF Cairo aud Vicks- |
burg and the state Board OF New jersey have
adopted ths rules and r gulati MS OF the T. |
tional Board Of Health. and are, therefore, en- |
titled to assistance from appropriations for |
the use Of the National Board.
Dr. Mitchell member of the National |
Board residing at Memphis. reports six new |
cases and the fever spreading.
THE GALVESTON QUARANTINE.
Several persons representing the interests Of |
New Orleans. called upon Acting Sc retary of the
reasnry French TO- day to see If he could not |
atford some relief to the business inter. SITS of |
New Orleans on account Of the course pursued
by Galveston In dec airing non intercourse With
the former city. Mr.. French has the matter
under adytsement and will probably appoint a
deputy, collector II customs to take the Star
somewhere on the coast In the vicinity Of Gal
We weston, and open np traffic with New Orleans
The parties next proceeded to the rooms OF the
National Board Of Health t, see what services
could be rendered from that quarter and were
Informed by the secretary CT the board that the
lay taS made made no PROVISION for an interference Of
the board In such matters. lis only mission
was to render all aid possible to cheek the
IL nOHEihle |
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Marshall (Mfnn) .Neps: A certain editor
was taking walk one evening with his wife,
when she, who was somewhat romantic and
an admirer OF nature said: "Oh, Augustus. JUS
Just look at the moOn Can't THINK OF IL Ii
dear, for less than twenty cents Hne
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Mr. Henry Thompson, an English surgeon,
divides Europeans into IWu-Iueal, three-kneal
and four-naal races, and describes tobacco ~
an ally u Temperance, z
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The Duke of Cambridge says there can be-
no flr,,bt1 that the late Prince Imperial was
"a thoroughly good, high-miaded, high
prineipled young man.
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Not for Twenty-Five Dollars.
WILMINGTON IN C1 Enrafd1


"The poor white" is poor-very poor. The
small farmers OF the North cannot compare
with these In absolute destitntion of money.
doctor" said one of them, who had slowly
recovered consciousness, after being terribly
injured by an exploding grindstone, "doctor
reckon I'm pretty badly br1k up, amt I?'
"Yes, my man; you are hurt just about as
badly, to stand 9 chance OF recovery, as any
man ever saw"
"rhats so-that's so. Waal, doctor, do
you know that az poor ez / am and ez much
ez need money, wouldnta he'd this hap
pen to me fer-fer twenty-five dollars
-t oH
The watch found by the body OF the late
Prince Imperial had doubtless been left bv
the Zulus under the supposition that it was i
charm, which, Ii taken, would render the
holder liable to the ill-luck Of the previous
wearer. 1t was an ordinary timepiece. and
was purchased by Napoleon when he was
lieutenant Of artillery. He wore it as First
Consul, as Emperor, and until his last sick
ness at St. Helena. Napoleon LII became it's
owner, and wore it during his attempts at
revolution at Strasburg and BouIogne. From
the time that he became President to the
hour OF his death at Chiselhurst he never
separated himself from it, The ex-Empress
gave it to her son, who wore IL
constantly. 1t often required repairs, even
during the time OF its first wearer. He looked
at 1t one day while talking with Marshal Ber-
thier and found that 1t had stopped Berthier
asked why he did not procure better one.
hat can you expect OF a watch z" said Ma
poleon.. We shall have to stop one day our
selves" The locket worn by the Prince had
been brought from Egypt BY the First Napo-
leon, who also wore the sword taken by the
hulus The gold chain had belonged to Na-
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fEH0ufte3 Db HAS uGfGNpGtl III NSGJfl. H!h 1nttHn
uliL Ut tic WY Of troops HIill avoiding conflict;
but ihc strength ot hts rnwcr ltcs IN the rcspcet
III which tllc American people l.0ld iip; and, ns
long rs lle Gun employ ts,nt reputation to keep
big throne, liz wlll do ILLS: :best not to impair 1t,
coussEL1xo Am uno,xd PEACE Ar ANY rn1ur,
and thus save hs tr,lo nll preserve hts prn
pusttluH. TItat t1Ifs shows lin tu be q su1art
man sunt hc admitted; TUT IL faso assumption
~ II ,lt ex.e'It of hls as','tsv us enu1lesl him
hold lIts sway over tho Tctona.
.Long-l]ug understands this stnta OF AFFAIRS
a hAs hut ltIs faith III l'tll. But, In uIi his
Efforts TO kuppant him, ha is met by an cQ,tal
II 1.ung,Dag; and 50 .hsT have II out between
,hr.n,-pul Dog, pull null, with Bul acnerally
little wuy AHEAD. aId Dog CLOSE tehnd.
Upon entering tho lodge. Long Dog explained
Ills nephew had been killed by Grow party. mud
dog was lnourning for linl. lle cualln't eae,
hut he routd smoke; md 40 till.l hs plpe for
HIN. waunt! III bis right arns has .llsableA
this forellGer Ut tlat hand, HIl 5o likes u ra,l
attention tn thu Injury By asIslng so.lle ous tu
Ill hta ptpo-oxpu,hng tllat to calssiot perform
t!lnt ccretaony fnt hlnlseli. wus ra,l,rr i'm.
nreased with Long-Do9. ilo ia gooa'IooAi,g
savage, and
A.sAooTM TALKER
Durlpg tic conversation. ho was very bitter
agai'ss thu Crows, M.A hotly cnntcnded Tint
ll'ey wero set 1u by tilc American ] .ung- Hn!ycs
~ WI tako .llS war-tFal against them uy.
Sell" said lle: "Tllry are following o.lr yuuig
men, a'a killing them whenever thry c.n lind
tIseln. AM tarrd OF tsils. usn tired vi sitting
lercl."
Then ho WA st'opt, antl finally. Frightening
up; hc oeaah To gdssil, nsk!,i., mo who xAs
and WhpFo catne frum,, liz talked about mat.
ievs. .I!te.s'tsEs n nround tho camp wanted 10
Show II tatl tl1et sitting-Bull on my Journey,
nH eagerly a'e'l what TINT war1!ur t,utl sall 10
uIG.
While VIC were talking there was a terrible
-ior sli this occurred the banka OF the Milk
we .;e raw war.paIt} Of five Tesuas plupre Into
Tie strram u,nl swim aeross ~ the camy, They
anl had returned from raid OH lilo Crows
rlsY HAD STOLEN MIMI ,to.tsEs
FROM tho encmy: but, as they stopped, I hal a
fna,lcc 10 cxasn!Io tbet.. md iu thu foru-housa
vi -four oF them the nail.loles wcru painfully.
aptafcnt. asked I.t1ng-Dog II they wero upt
WEte sNcns liorkss, a.nl rulIcl his attention to
Tie lloles. But he rcpltcd that tbs Esows had
probably stt!ta .tAetn from wAits !ncu, uua tiut
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mat, to take hold of tcm,onH WIN ia willing to
a',tla with Item nsul Rympathtze with tl!em,-
asnl "cro tic Government to back him and keep
:;sspt's!gcs ho wouhl quietly locasc the ''hostilc
" Whn'd Lake tnan cf long Hhl ultimate at.
9uatntance with thcm,-ouc Who lIa'l made a
.a1c!n' htudy VI uaem.-andy were Ie given nt,-
soi,se powcr, there would t'c no further tlitn.
Gully With the famous i,alnl Of wandering
lelons. They ara anxious 10 rest. Hunted Tor
clansurous fbr
rtAca WHERE rnET CAN "stxxr SOUND"
ol course there is moro OF less btagRadocIo
About ttGn,t n4 there Is nnlnnr all uuctiltivated
n!ct. In Their sallRs nrc hundreds nj irrespotlsl"
bls peop!c VINO wcrc horn to be hung. But,
taking Tic band AZ q wlIoc, they preaent
material Tor tlIu ntmbG fingers et civilization;
and, when they at,,l t!clr situation nrc under
etnotl. there can scarcely le sensible argument
advat1red against taking 'hctn quietly In charge.
They arr human 6oing1 wills capacity to suffer
ar.l intelligence to nnioy.. 'Il,cy arc endowed
WITH au,btinns and affections. feass, hopes aud
hatrchA: mud they look back Upon late years ot
their existence, and point p[tcnusly To The per
secutton. tn which tI'ry have hccn subjected.
il they can be convinced lint BY SURRENDER they
VIII b. 6cneats, thsy WI gIaaly susrGenisr; .G
position Shown to engage Ansl hold thsiE con.f-
dctce, tho last obstacle would DO overcome asd
wonderful war cntcd.
IN she letters have sent you have tried to
poEllNF rtaH cHAFAGtEE VI tAtaV Au0nlEo} AAA bhe
thclr viewe presented
IN THEIR OWN PECULIAR STYLE.
The intention has been to strip fran tho famous
band Of SitttiG-Dut the vefl nf tcrrur which ''e
feurs and the i'naCfnations Of thu American peu-
pie laye thrown over II, anil by skctchi.u; tic
Oddities and t!lc pecutiartIcs of the Rnyugc mil
faithfully rcprrseptIn. him In iis ua!ly walk and
conversation, picture t.u ~ t.e Ii, nlnl not a.
fancy las pafnted hin. LIZ now stands before
the white rcnpc well .ttvcs.ed U! the l,oEruru
with whrl, lie has been clothed asking fo- neacn
and permission to live; and. having Ind the
pleasure OF introducing him, leave hmi 10 the
tlescy Of those to whun he appeals. =. II.
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The MARRIAGE OF lsatu juu, the Youngest son
OF ex.lilE Cukolaa. bus q tlaCa ot fumancu
about 1t which does not Often oecur III Ejlan
uiarrlaycs. -Thu parents at,I lrlsu,ls Ut lh.s
young Chlet wcro leslrons that DO should wed
Wilt she daughter OF TUT auya, q da,nsel VI
equally distinguished descent anl parentaga
with himself, and having liberal lowry Ut
broad lands with xhtct' to endoW her spouse
The young lndy ;, Who. we understand. vas tv no
iArails nycr4e 10 the tnutst,, had nueu onY rest
lcut ot ua.l, ind was bclnE literally thruwu Ut
Joes heaii but our Fl3au ltomso rcsnalnedt tl'm
TO his setusul, All. oil Inattcrs baEIl, pushed u
uxtsetnus, wcnt privately. accompanied by un
fair ouIect Of ttls cloisc, tnutaen o. sumpara-
lively hubble tIttu. " tl,n housa Of the resldrit
jpisstuuary, uuu WIS married. Great was ti,e
Indignation as Hau when The cfahuesttuu mar
Hags bccatno known. That sucs! aIasnate
SHOULD quarry without the uaual sutesu Or fGasE
Wa not to ba koleratcd; but eyyntually Jpr.
WHO Il faYuslto, was pardones by 'hr old l',au,
u,u substantial Least provided bf thu latter
uupeuscl The wrath u tic nnmGrOua frtunls al"l
relatives, who have DOW uctesluincd tu teava
uie.e tFuo lovers to be happy II lhay Gu.
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BENEDlClTE.
ny Efss Aunte iuy'fr, 01tsu,en. FrdHksin. st. AoV

ny E1ss Aante tuystr; o1tsu,en. FRANKLIN st. NJ
F"f's". f"''
t.'sr shu nu~ .n,ndu gtnves If uat dead,
Fur the lips that Att s:lctlt 1useveF. 49,,
" al,c tears "b!ch ;nose GiGsea eyes saca.
Nc send y1u y gFeetln.. Y if1thsss:
III ttt nAlLc Ul t1f Mts& li!si t!od+
~ u hU.e vii! w hatc 4uAHru t.eAe "atcEet
1host paths of nflicttoh hase tEtAt
On IN, ny TN Hn'aaln in Mn4o.
THE splrlt q hlrsainS aos1 tsst;
From the h1sht anu The dcptn ~ ONT hoFsoHs
Your lnnd nbl your pcotle arc bpst.
Who kns.t 6s ler little ones side.
And euUtll..sI it's lnst Muuactsn u anguish
With rumiurt. your bounty sHpp:iett;
lIy The aid, anti tue blind Hnd tue CRIPPLED.
WhpM CtIrtyt would .laxe c;ulhlc1 ior Hit ovps
Ity rtune7s Ehusu slGA werr forgotten,
ht1l! sprrtws rt.iunlheEctI aiDsiu; ...
i, thvt,sands whusr ,,atrncd ltps ye moiatened,
liz tliorrnmt- sTnn fcsl iron, yuur haud,
Hy tlunsafltls wlioep tfs ,ilt " ieHur.i,
Your Depplo arc blest. anu your la&tu.
:,
nare tbs taG},c {uilIly ragged In ita fcrceucft.
" stool '1wixt tic Twin: and dead!
Brh!hL W.. u nluItttnda weeping
l}ryure, multitude dumb:
Tho Luy II Ait,,len,eil was over
The DAY Of jptgtyyt:nas WAs tuH,e. :
Auo ,,nw b,nt! lhe rtn! ul the sI.htcuus,
VIM raye iu the pIsi:ur .slfickun rest,
Holt fs,Ilt, u,,I i,is liant, Ills f,euplc,
For ever and escr bs tlcs&i
.....-..
he uycr tI,u North md ner sonn
Let birrnrttI. md stIyatjpn und honor
Eutluru III tqe tu,intia,t on. stuArs!
tjitp rack sever. .goItI tn l.or pU.,uI
The trti,crlrss lartshri! un tArAu
VIM sin held u}uo( lfuu, lIrr household,
And onve Wr.p her t;u4.Iticat focal
VeIurn to Tic rtctt us rllr lust.rg
l3,,It,, ,,,nu~ns., f,na t,n,i ,,r.,r
Itut rt,c 10 N. 1n,nr Ut THY bounty.
irnnt tiIu land uiId ttlu pcupIo bu trstf
FrolS ,,cran l., uc,ln tiI.y tnrnrI:
Sn hrart Int r,r,,t,,,n,yely nutrkc,ed.
N, aaui JnIl viii, cxrrrIItss tu1rutj.
ijnr ymyr fr.,.,, II ,tt,rrim,I1n*, ri Irtususca
Xiii siIl- firm, n drst,,atu lrartn:
l'iia 1na, frDIn EurtI,'s burrrnnrss cnyo IT,.
Anti ihis yr.,,, III, f.,i,nrs. NJ I'M.
~ ~, wa ,t,s t',nt, III. In, ii, ,%,rE
!, =, vi, ,',,,.,tn,, III" ~" ;.",,.,.t i..st 9 '"'
h.r.,.t",I ,,m.,,,n,.I ~ liz, n,,,r
snst isruri lii si,.m,iJ IL. hi"st
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sto ~ y. ~ ~ % 1I.t.,t SnI .,,tI,s ui,n t,.nt
iot rxt ', 1u., ~, ~ In ~ s p. ~.
was pEnvlaua MAa iMd "eatus !os pnaass, I'LL mas
sNo sW!tt cusssM ms'%u s. anu. x a'aer d wpsns y,
Naro !1r MeninsS mi1, ,.'i T., ~ .,.',,.'n uueu ~
Wooonoppes ransa' i,tt1 W s1,t p"u ".
ours OUT ot eoup'e o' cot'ou"ooa sa'''''ss
VIII al, ax' ~. ,,,.-, .,.,..
nv Ille sali aonu tne "lsspuI! Mas s1c..tE. ..,a..
laetc Was ieatinl 'enhs amu u Hsn1 oae !.aa,s
pusY bsltif,e, Nnis .'e otacs pn!leu anu hog1
hef III ute ealion. aotep ,,,i ues "e "o's ~; a.
tIoht s"aMttI " ."'H's na""e. - ta, .ss ~. ~.
aceoss cur Make' lcsn ~" .t'' aIea ar'hn .,. 'ae
hoat. seven LINES w sitapiHl T a"a es'ps t n.St
nnato 10 onsh .ct o!i sahu-pnr H't .eps.,
GUY W. uub;eo aGh'slbt .'c L"nh VIZ ,..s.'. I'M.
sttenGth 70 keep her out n'.o saso t'EF ,,, tI"..
gSihn!ile 10 pleres. EscusHlE aeo''! ~ !tseo ~.
u.IiIIr ~ IN" ryrcr, vlr ;.nrrcnt ,7.rri,.i ns
alonc at terrihla speed. Wo euuld hear tha
r1sh III The waters oycr that l,lss,,c tree, but
wcrt, nowcrlrss 10 ayun II, With d crash thc
stern Of thc boat struck, and In au,otncpt We
wero whIrlnr down tlM strepu,,-thu bnat over
haif.fuii uf water, md most IT our traps
-. Nv, vou mrs o,,, y nv vur,co
. ~ "~N'a' ~" t"H ou'' " .,.,,..s
Tho blilale Q! efno went 10 s1e 9ot.o, ,s,I. NM.
through tlis balance q t'ast !ong, net Iay. W.
went hungry lwtce aHcF ulas Me Eul nM aooss.
Dut not saca toacn onG. .,.o ~ M'na ~ sh,o ,se