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New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for me past % hours.

NWTlOUsiFT
WASHINGTON. Feb. II. l a.m.-An area of
high pre- ssure. attended by clear weather and light
variable Winds now covers the Atlantic slope from
Florida TO New-EngaBd The Of low pressure cen
tral Yesterday In Montana has moved slowly eastward
and Is now In Minnesota Its progress has been attended
nv brsk TO hlgn soutnery winds frOm Texas norhwnrd
To Minnesota. hut with no precipltaton tNo'pt ia Moh
occurred In the Lake region high to fresh easier y
r,nneratre hns fallen decidedly the eastern slope of
the Rocky Mountains far south rs Colombo aud IN
Inc Northwest. 10 remained nearly STATIONARY along
me Atlantic Cast elsewhere IL has risen especially IN
the Lake region aud Texas.
lHdted'iOHs
For New. England and the Middle Atlantic Stat"s
falling possbV preceded in the first district by station
arv to rising oarOme winds mostly warmer souihory
AID generally clear weather followed by increased
Caittionary Signals
Coutiopary signals continue from Milwaukee to Key
West.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
TupEN's HEALTH UNCHANGED.

Neo YOTk D7epaloh 70 ls ClHoHas Ga5se ftoTud7B 10
Your correspondent saw Mr.. Tilden on
ronrtfaye in front OF the Clarendon Hotel YESTERDAY
De Was walking along at quick pace, totally Obyi.
ont 20 the fact that he the subject OF remark
tae observed OF many observers. Mr.. Tiiden looks
smaller ran he really by OF his soopng ear.
riage with his sman. smooth boysh round head bent
bly, caused 10y ptosis with his smooth and his small.
delcste utterly unobtrusiye features and planness
Of dress which, although scrupuousy ncaI Is simplicity
ftsef Mr.. Tdeas face Is OF the unobtrnsve
gentle, seemingly harmless faces could pick
crowd His clear blue somewhat paled by age;
hiz complexion though toeraby fresh for OF bis age
betrays the OF study and mental labor ana the
yrfnkles around the eyes deepen the impression OF
character formed By strain OF Bt llectua acF-
ity during business life. Your correspondent who has
frequently Tden during the past ten years, COM
pared his appearance yesterday with ms appearance
fbree years ago and could but be impressed the
eudoion that ths and tear OF Presidential cam.
psign and three years Of life had borne lightly
Uncle samuel
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
HOPING FOR A DARK HORSE.
ilnli I..nf In n Lall


THE TRIBUNE has printed replies from 73S
Republican county and towD committeeman 10 PeDDsyE
vsna giving their views on the President!al nonioa
ton The that of these 671 favor Blaine 6rst
Willie ouy l30 favor Graul adds proof 70 the fact
that Csmeron's diotston at Harrisburg was directly
contrary 10 the popular feeling Ia his State An
Ination OF the expressions TO secOn choice quite
interesting We find that OF the 57l Blaine men only
In9 name Grant as their second choice while l31
name Washburne and 125 name Secretary Sherman. II
MI Washburne Is to be considered out Of the contest
ia prbabe that large part OF his friends would trans
Ten their Sherman As nrst choices before con
xantons meet often unsuccessful hen the time
Tor alioting comes these expressions from Pennsyl
yania arc not without much signihcanee.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
ARajLWAY C0NSOLLDATI0Y.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lo'-Meetlngs OF the
,l,noIe. Of the Buffalo Chautauqua Lake and Pitts
,,r, Railva, Company and of the Pttsburg ftusviie
ra pnfalo railway Company were held this afternoon
AMI artcle, OF consolidation were adopted The officers
-. Ine PIttshnrg Timsyile and Buffalo COMPANY wiz
& Tnr thc con odated company until ths next election
H. stareinent ~ made by stocKhoders OF Doth eomoh-
e mat the proposition has been made TO lease the con-
ms tsJ connasy 20 the Lake Snore ard Michigan
Sntbcrn Railroad. THIS Is not deniedby the president
- tha Ptttsburg, Titusvllc and Buffalo Company.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
GRANTS NOMINATION ALMOST SURE.
rom Ths BuGaio Express tkspl
rf,hnt Cnnnrnl 4. rant will hp Nominated 4

ros eyond doubt But, that much apparently settled,
the grave question remains VIII lac accept IL ali depends
near 10 the General say lie VIII not thKe IL unless IL
seems to represent an almost unanimous sentiment III
part the preliminary struggle But there is no DIS
eoyerabie for doubling that he VIII socept
noination OF the usual character obtained in the usual
way To suppose that nothing short OF nomination by
acclamatiou VIII satisfy him TO suppose that Generai
Grant is not gifted with sense That lac may
he by accismation quite possible nay very
likely bur cannot IN bis mind. have stipulated
for any such UNUSUAL absence OF opposition.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are quite sure that Mr.. Tilden will not,
IN any case be he nominee HIS day is done He can
and viii be beaten by Bayard-l Memphis Appeal Ienl
Even the friends of Sherman In Ohio have
TO aom that Blame making IL hot for the Secretary
oI the Treasury bis State. There Is no Tiping
ont the ma gnetic power OF BiainetN. 7. Commercial
Advertiser tRepD
Madison County strikes the keynote for
the Utica Convention. II protests against instructions
to the delegates TO Chicago NOW thet the people are
KING oui so plainly this simple dictate Of cOpmon
sense insY make Itself heard.-lUtca Herald (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
HENRY A. HOWE.

Henry A. Howe, president of the Niagara
Fire Company, died at his home IN Orange N
j. early yesterday morning. He was born In Putnam,
Conn in 1916 and anerward removed 10 Providence,
RI While very young lie entered the employ
ment Of Lowell nolbrook. drygoods merchant, OF this
city He was afterward member OF the him OF sbep-
ard Hove: later Of that Of Hunt, Tinghast & Co,
nud slI later ho WAS "a partner OF Bradley wheeler
In 1871 was elected president OF the Niagara Com
pauy. He leaves "a wilo. Two sons and one daughlcr
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
spr1PGEON WARNS ENGLAND.

LONDON, MCndGy FcD To- IooV'
The Rev. Charles SpurgeOn, the eminent
Baptist divine preaching at the metropolitan Taber-
nace yesterday for the first time since his return from
Mentoue Italy that Englands rulers were making
bloody and depressing nations that they enconr
aged and consoled themselves with the reflections 1--WE
are a great people. and by lingo, do what we Ike II
will all come right In the end"
But" ne said, they should remember that priee
went before fall The prOudesf and hauEhtiost OF meu
and nations would yet be brought low. Gods chastisc-
mcnts when they did COME would be terrible even unto
~ moi IL II
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
NIssIssIPPPs CHIvALRY AGAINST TILDEN.
IroLa Thk YicLHbalrQ Herald lDena.l

The Southern people are curious people.
They viii forgive everything IN the world except cow
say coward. but the people OF this Stale be
eye showed the white feather and II he secures his
own noinaon. Mississippi may at be elassed for
the other man. matter who he is Then the Demo
rrats OF Inns state the dOgn-themanger stand
Mr. flden and his friends have taken. The Tldeniiea
ssy by their Mr. Tlden's nomination snail be
forced or ne win not allow any other Democrat 10 carry
New-York Mr.. Tiden might have gobbled fsw rail-
,osds and stu got the Democratic vote OF Mississippi
sap.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
A. de Lesseps has sailed in the Colon foI
New.Yofk, and may arrive here about the 23i INST.
GOOD ORDER NOW IL A DISTRACTED STATE.

lister Resident to Hayt IN dispatch 10 The Department
Of State dated January 30 1890 reports that peace aud
order now prevail IN the Republic. In consequence
business has revived Tho cash receipts At the Custom
House In December last $3.50 .029 al There is
largo importation into Hayti uf Mexican silver, while
American silver Is received in small quantities. aud has
become scsTce, commanding premium ~ or per
cent over HeIcan coin. The impor atoms OF American
provisions and dry goods about double the amount
Europe.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday, Feb 49, 1880.
Experts estimate farmers in the United
Kingdom during 1879 It from 100000 900 to
also ,0OO. 600
The will Of VI. Raspa leaves the bulk OF His fortune
OF 500 600 to the Paris Bunio paty on the condition
that Is be employed In loans to workinens sOcetes
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
GEnRGE ". SHERMAN.

ALBANY, Feb. 16.-GeOrge W. Sherman,
a yyeu.known Insurance agent, aud prominent member
Of the Masonic Order and Grand Army OF the Republic
died to-day OF consumption
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
A CHINESE FESTIVAL AT HAVANA.

HAVANA, Feb. Ib.-Ihe Chlncs0 Consul
gave on Saturday IA splendid reception. Thr iDte-
tior of the Consulate adorned in Chinese style
General Callejas and wife and the families OF Messrs
Diaz Herrera and Cay assisted the Consn receiving
fne gucsts The military ard civil authorities and tLr
kest society OF Havana represented IN theesse
blace, The rooms were crowded
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
u4RRLLn

FDDOwFs- MELIcR-on fhursdW. Pe5raarg 3, bv The
Rev charles w. r0pl. at ths konse Of ~ ~ - mother
NJ Fraak Mehck OF mert1lle. " j.. 10 Ctafseh A. nd
d0wes of Rsr7tan. y. J.
HAYDEN -cRANE-At oakland Cat. ianus7 32 Issy 80
by the Rev. =. her. he ffl ~ me fdHt
parents Brace Hayden Abby g. daughter OF L. = Crane
esQ
al notices of HarrlaJc, aaabs iaDr,st eii' h'H
name aud dddress
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
politiral Noiires.

Republican Contrai Co'smitiee, ee,wRsgrlM monty on
lr n EspAYJ Ey GNINo ats O'clock r, r...,a..t
SoloN y. SMITH, ssecretaries
SAMUEL u. Burma
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
THE POPE CONDEMNS DIVORCE.
nnMp NnnhaN i. b. IL / 6

The text of the Pope's encyclical letter
against divorce Is published today. IL insists on the
emucuy religious nature OF m5ruage, and eKhorts the
bishops 10 urge that view upon their nocks.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

shoss the hs city by tenths Of
divisions of tlmo TOR the a aour'
nv dnsht white une represents the OSCILLATIONS
The efoken dotted Inc
The Indicated by ths tneuoetef a. hHd
outs Pharmacy gis Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. II, / q. m.-There has been
steady rise ofthe barometer during the past "a hours
with generally fair weather The thermometer ranged
n, aeep 2io and I3o with an average the day OF
3olo which was 5llo higher than the temperature tue
previous day and lloo higher than on the correspond
ing dny last year. -, H.. .,,
Clear fair weather may be looked for IN this city anu
peighborhood during the greater portion OF 70 oy 10
ward eyeng more or less cloudy, threatening "ealHor
Is nrobable The temperature will remain high
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
Ready This Morning :

rur SENII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The Issue to-day CONTAINS
Letters from staI aud other Correspondents III 'a' IVA
World and the New -
Price (n wrappers redy for maiing nve een POI c'py
one year S. copies siii ton copies ana ons
tra - postage in all free % tue sabscrocE
Valuable Breads-Bariey. ost Gluten, Whole wheat o.
IA Y uEAITh FOOD Co. "a sthAse
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
SUPPLYING THE PLACE or PARENTS.

Jecrsonst, formerly the Church Of tho Mediator, and
on Sunday ritualistc services were held there.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17

Aid for Kansas Refugees. ,
The SOCIETY OF FKIEND- deeply impressed ~ me
reported destitute and 'taryng condition "I bs Cp
nam REFtGTFS now In camp or arriving IN Kansas
Bei informed by the Governor and others IN ,nss at
% por are 80 exaggerated. theY have decided 20 oeh
her keetng house. No. az Fast -Obst 1famet,s Tath
m 10 osl,ck unit! the 2lst for the fece ION ot
trTtii SG and USEFUL ARTICLES Of every Kind that
& bc sen for the above purpose and wilt be iow rdei 70
Kansas button 10 tue suhefng refugees W ohA'o
agents.
WILLIAM p. MOTT. - Irving place.
list Of principal Executive Igdeal DePar'%enME A.
~, - a. Tor 1880 sold by all newsdeaef@ OF sent
o %
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
Guerlal Notices.
Aid for Kansas Refugees.

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF Ihb
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handedln bei0reS M 10
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
s,,ore,le, Extraordinary. f.

oN FREE EXHIBITION, DAY AID EVENING.
AT DIR ART GALLERY. si5 BROADWAY
topposite waiacFs.
An Extraordinary Collection Of WATER coLoRs.
superb c. amples OF the Spanish Italian ftene"' N'S ANU
Be gian schools OF Art
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17
sas and sss broadway, New York.

=, I,o. Sotire The oreign mlilstOr tle weos end
,TIr RDAY February - lS,OWll Close ~ ths once on
80 oneensovyp; on EDN s5DAI. at m ior kIrospa
.siniava Queenstown tcofrrsl"i'nceio.
Irnre inus he special Addressed ana al y ~ io 20
direet by steamship Franco VIA liaNI. on ~ y
a to- urope steamship CITY OF BrussesNla queens
,on fcorresponaonce for Germany aud france mus ~
ciaiv ,ire Sss,J; and at 80 a. M Tor tufops ~ IN
So, "a plymouth. tieiDouft Alu
sRsTR0kT an 10 80 a. m, for Europa. bY sramsnp 10
nnbc VIA Cuernstnwi (coffespOndeioe ot ~ ~
Pationd nust e specially adliessod) ann az lusv
steamship B0nyayla ni$ssoN h 1t ..
-. .icrnonV steamship Ne.ef.
80 md Bremen correspondence rI iest bIl'h s" ,
COntlnes n a"d Soway are dispatched by Hamburg and
er. only. mals loi Jamaica sna
Lave ork February IL The mahs ot ialu
leave new 10 ad ii THE mails FOR Asplnwsu and
,n p,rdc Pors leave New YORK feyruSls - <hu ~
% ,,siis for Nassau, p leave Nov lOik reetlA ~
Io s tor Venezuela and CuIac0a ltare New loik foo
Iho me mails for Mexico leave NeN.l YORK feDflLy
~ rho mails or China aud japan eays 9an ttAnSso teo
mary IS lhe malls for AasIraa &C. eAVs Sah fianssoo
February 10 1nuos tAuEs pa,,u,,.,,
Posi- ofice New.YOrk. February u. lssO
------ special Notice.
The mails for steamship Wy Omln hayeso1 20 soso 70
,arroS TTuesav l7td ct nave Deen pos Pohea uhtn
y m same day. Supplementary man WI Sose at p m
Taxes
- ,o,o, ,ev.ed in all Counties Of this state Many per
lgnorance personal taxes IRON wch tne law
SOM s and on real estate more titan reques Learn
now 70 avoid paying lawyers ices -
nv" ESCAPE PERSONAL TAX,
and
REDUCE REAL ESTATE TAXES
a.. an o,,ert LAWYERS pamphlet " nov TO AVOID
~, XATIoN WITHOUT EVASION Oh Pkh hf'' fhos
% cents by Eal Address
Rox e642 NevPork Posi- ohieo. Ia faltonst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-17

An Fxtrl
supen ample. of the spanish Italian French Engsh Aho
Be sian schools OF Art
THE MOST IMPORTANT COLLECTION
kVER oFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
AMONG THE ARTISTS REPRBsENrED AhE'
.rsnisb and Italian French and Belgian - kngnsh;
zsmaeois yeTre, H. paS,s SiSIesS; Rssl-ts s "a. "a
vDert. BsaSSe' b,lstSS ssmari PToat X A.
AsraSsot conrbes pay'd eanic,n,ro dSoi;i
HaHGHs nominso. BFissoII r r.issSn B Eon9Ds'OH-
Pcraiia. sToEIr. iSmi; L, w. J. = Wainwright
Rob rtt bsromsl' btyopa r c. DiDden.
Domingucz. tr, Let SIS Iiao lame. Pnca
nOso1e,. mDsoh ChaSet. J. De Mint
rfsSIlsaSi HisSSalanio laco, a = seIlyiiIlls, GsiI1sr
FerTant. Frani1 IJ; H.: y w gc.,,r
Aware: Ten Kate bentley Smith.
Mscclrh DE Baumont ""''e' ''''"
,oco,oo,.on comprise, over 200 important specimens
NEVER BEFORE SHOWN wiS be bS THIS cooNr"'' ana
SOLD by AUCTION RosrrIyELY w5TnovT aESFGys
February Is. 10 ag.e 20. at 1880 clock
r1tos T.. KIKBY co Al, TIoNEERs. sls Broadway
,,,, a. 60 ~. .............. Auctionrcrs.
wepAAtEsspAY ESD AFTERNOON ard EVENING. aud
THURSDAY EVENIN"
ExEeyT9IGg,9s sAEsor AEEss,3,na.o
Mo'fSC Book bnoNzEs &c &C.
BELONGING rorHE ESTATE or TIE LAEE ,E ANNss22y
BAKER AND OH hshSi ~ MS bKcEAsED ~oE
CHARLEs AND rH5 LATE m o.r. dh9hAS 0oi'' Al" "''''
The gook, ia splendid coeconl Bfonles Se &C. Wal -
NV sold WI.DS hoDAh At fEi.NpON'
ANCIENT AND MogEev PA[NTIyyGss
Now on exhibition st Dhuton tau 10 DO '''' f'N''',
WV AFfE&NOOS.
1,n...... ~ ater sHnerYrtT rattt-.t al %
80 D-ns,sIst tu s rutr' freedom from eVesft1if ii,
w., q, rG that n1o hcecsche. internal s1reses' al.
enbs ~ rstrDy tho mHrOIs mcmbt.ue All hariA e,s
mar srr Gang geous ,irianis may be KNOW" V' q" ' ~
Ka,t,pv'- Cargh IsozeBEcs have 10 clns III ~
nent 0f coughs bronchitis h0arsencSs &c ~ IN .,r'
. ~ rcJv esfabiishri bv experience ui oNeroVys"A
sois, y ali druggists Price 80 cents eent by mat
70" " r. FOUGEaA & CO. New-l OF. Asshts --
New Desiacs In
nAs FIXTURES CLOCKS hRONIFs, hAMfs NND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK,
,,c -, vie and OF the bost and Workmanship
offered by
MITCHELL VANCE co.
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ANDERSON S. G., THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1880

handling and carriage shall receive full
CONF ensatton /; that we seek TO inform
ourselves how and where to sell most
proitably, and to buy most economically;
that by selling and buying together, we get
the benefit quantity always gives in eiths.,
ana in freights and charges. That We
seekand desire the most friendly relations
with commercial and business men aud
companies that We claim and confident
ly assert that If We could, and should
consummate our undertakings, it would
rebound in benefits 10 business and other
classes equally With the agricultural;
that they and all sboald mid us, 'es we
work for all" We do aot claim that the
annual crops belong to the husbandman
alone, bat admit IL 70 lie common prop
erty, belonging TO all who work or serve
the community, either physically or mem
tally, and each is entitled to claim in
proportion TO the value of the services
rendered, but no moro and we deny the
right of those who neither work nor serve
to any share at all.
No matter hog much. conflict there
may be between the agricultural class
aud interests and other classes and
interests in other States and coun-
tries, still it is safe tC say there ia and
ehould be none In this State. No enter
prise based upon capital, commerce, trade,
manufactures, or transportation, has vet
reached such magnitude and power in this
State as to sensibly cause it to directly
aDtagonize the great and fundamental in-
terest of agriculture, and, whenever it is
attempted, 1t Ia by those who, failing to
realize and undeYs!a.' the interets they
represent are tempted by inordinate and
selfish greed and aggrandizement to O
course that is not endorsed by Judgment
or approved by conscience. Then let
us Invite and appeal 70 the eenae and y;s-
dom of the leaders of all classes and in
terests to join and aid us in devising and
inauguratipg plans and schemes that
will revive and foster the languishing ap-
ricultural interest of the State and coup-
try; join us to influence and cause moro
confederate and friendly legislation and
action, hoth State and Federal old ne tn
remove some Of the too many heavy and
unjust burthens with which agriculture is
now so loaded as TO crush and stifle it.
Then will it soon revive and prosper, con-
ferring sustenance, profit aud happiness
of not only those Immediately. engaged
in it, but also on all OF every class and
interest.
May your session be harmonious, pleas
ant and fraternal; may your work be so
Rtll and wisely. done, and its fruits SO
sweet and abundant as to entitle YOU to
the praise and thanks of those you repre-.
sent, and cause you to be glad that you
are here.
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upon any question solely because it Is
Democratic. I claim the right Of exer.
cising private Judgment on all political
Questions upon which am called to leg
islate, and if upon examination I find i
difer in my views with those with whom
am in accord politically, ] propose TO vote
aB my judgment dictates. If called to
account. will be prepared to chow
cause both for my faith and my works,
Very truly, a d. WYATT AIKEN. z;
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D = That cold oToaees ara over ahnllo,I
e i ven .;e ,eaougn EnaTn, but. fsw pefsons
nayo .hs u,sCoseseI , yaaL irencn Trlseg has
.hs III q. W. -, 20 Wnl5n .nls yacant spsee is
X ,,s - sssh H ls n,led he
misn os snerry, oF orandy
iS M II; g;o;,s ~ =, .,,e PIECE ana sEns
Ter 10 creature ooinforL 8 sc,,atosn st,, csJ
be observed niebtlv I'd tho oneys Svh are !
chariniiig Young Eneiish ia ! is N S III
labix oF SrsssirS ~ 4 III H.; ~ 81 7. slle
aths N; 10 ~ ..ps - tIe lloss
oenions 's'o''n' y ~
- The uniform, orean coSo, 20 n
veretable world Ia 53,e III, os .I,i tIS
;Tbis g,tstaT,ce. boS,nyer a-:osss.ss..y;., :upny;.,
.minnte ot,antitr in nlanis H. eti,e ,o.a:y u,y ~
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+ ATTAcxED aBY 3 n EAeBrs, A-lTr. Law
niaky, ; Polander aho came to thist cSun-
try from Michigan, and who resides ten
miles east Of hSre, was greatly frightened
on last Wednesday. BY, an occurrence
phich placsaa Ills IitsIe tboy7ryqraS In 4
pa.ilous poeIfion. he, q child, Vaairais, Vas
in The barn yard feeding corn to ihe
e!.;cl:4:ss end r. 4l. -ssa finding cs.:,;.
ish amusement. The little boys bubbIes
of 81 Zee, blown through The Feed ef ioy,
soon bntsts end cfisS of distfes5 ;tSefe
borne upon the air to the fathers ears.
An eagle which Ind been goafifi@ aboye
the Tor s0hi5 tins, Ind potioeei TIjoT,
the laske aud c0mnheti tesI an a aftaolci stnof,
him with Its tal0fiss 1lhe child rnntlered
helpless BY ektFenis fright. ysas dfaaked
along the gtouad ( abort distances bv the
rapacicns rel atatiye Of dollar
gold coin, and Unnld 30 dc6bt have becD
serionsly injured bit for thess sobpnEtnae
Arriyal of the fas her who sgishg Yrefuarks-
hle presence ~ mind. s1i sed M a rail
and beating, che bird Ga from It's intended
victifn son dispit icd sts s. Boy
aufers sHure ff0nl the sIiocI ;tyccasiof eS
BY. the fright &fah by sIie: i;s!s scratches.
The bird nlessGret ~ feet Ia sieheth
and is of the bald. 3speeies:- traaansas
IFGreiler. -. 49,,