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Firing At = Rat Oh the Floor aud Es.
tally HVouAdlnE NIala In the Cellar.

james Dunes, u c1ork IN Curley's hAr1lHare
store, at tho southoast corner Hf Nassau and
Doekmnh streets, VIA engaged in taking TN &C.
At $50. aud Charles II. Murtaush, another CLERK
70 the store, was ehoyeling coul from u scuttio
joining TIC estsr. Ths ssaa sooa Is Stu st.tatei a
Just bGnrntA tho fishing -tacklo st4,ro Ut Hohert
Simpson. No. l1s NASSAU street. Suddenly Dunes
WAS. startled by Blftli shrek, AiL, tur,ltnK
Hruuua, INV that MurtAuKh bud fallen backward,
and was sitting In tho oal souttta, while atrculn
ct hlo1d WIZ pouring fEon. wound In his back.
above. and HI ambulance seat Tor. His suffer.
tng wGa 10 gzcat thnt morphine had to be admIn-
lstbrcl At once. Tho Ambulance Surgeon
prnbod tho wound, which wa mndo BY pistol
ball. but failed to Ind the b.lllot, which prob.
ably lodged In the stomach. MuFtauGh, who u
, 1880-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS,
now Ia THIS, MIR. coOpEnP


WMoNA, Mlnn., Jan. 12.-Therc have been
several articles In The Homo from a. II.
Cooper, giving glowing descriptions Of Nor
cross, ua., and the advantages 1t offers to
Northern settlers. Iii The Home Of Jan.
he says there are twenty Methodist Episcopal
churches; Baptist, fifteen; Episcopal, five;
and several Presbyterian. "Seyera!" can't
mean less than two, and ons would infer that
there were three or four. Now, tho popl,lar
ton Of the county was, In 1870, 1929 white;
colored, a,15v; total, 400. In 1850 the
population was II, ,oi0, showing u loss.
ln tho Gazetteer ct Railway Stations In the
United Stntes ald CanA!1as, 1a7bt Norcross ID
credited with the magnificent population OF
100,
But just look at it,-s population Of 1a.oo0,
and moro than forty chlrvllesl Is therG an
other such cAae III the world ? II NIL the
adults, black and white, WeFo 1nonbers, they
could not be vury lArge churches. OF course.
70 support tho Churches ind ministers every
family must not only be yeryriei but liberal,
rs OF course t(ley. would be, where churches
Wera SO appreciated, I have the otilclnl ro-
ports OF tho diocese OF Georgia from 1858 to
1870, 30 ,uti the curiosity 70 SEQ who tho
were In the "hys Episcopal churclles" 0f
the county, and how many ct them were in
Noruross population 1907. / could not find
= single Episcopal church In tho county.
Z. J. r,
, 1880-01-24
rIutjtsEs FOR THE GIRLS.

10 ths EHHdF Of I'M ChttHao 1fbtH&.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Jan. l5.--1tnyIng been for
long tt,nea render of The Efulnc, and be.
lioylng some Of Its many readers nlay be in-
tercstcd In few marriage statistics, huve
tukon the trouble to collect from nearly 5000
licenses issued in this county since 1916 the
following facis:
When starting ont to fight the battles Of
life, the subject Vt marriage is Que that mp
parcntly claims the ilrst attention Of the
young people. At thcngo Of II, when young
men nru Just beginning to think sobcrly of
o,a the snS}set, yoEnEE women aro tass most
Ii IL mt entirely unknown, but these cnsea
are very rare. Tbs yeslrS OF wtIIinIlfs greatest
probability nre from, III to -, eliminating
nsMnl!y NJ q. lfer c!nlnccs are b, far ln,.cfi
Intervening years. Tho challccs arc even ut
~ niht ~, dat at n there begins n steady de-
clne, ar,t not until the age Of :s3 IL reached
do the cllailccs full below onn In a hundred.
After 40 III That aEo they do and in tie rsst q
tlInlisnnd. When - ~ reached tho vanishing
p,lht appears, and nt is sl,n has, really, only
one cl,Ahee III n Thousand. W0man's bent
years, then, arc fonr, being from ~ to "a III
Der, from sl to af Inclusive. Ills best. years
are frnm Fl to u, and then gradual decline
Il noticeable; and right here we might say
tllat the most sudden drop In both man and
%ofs %o shss4s nsSS aid 'e o Efaa as f,sS they are
Every woman ought 70 win = lleatts affcc-
tIons, for tho Number Of men Is greater than
tho 11Hi'i'ter ut women, as Will la selt }Jc seen
by & The M celistls Of ls5o; Male poDpMlnt'on, III
Tic fayorit lfno,ti, for ,natriinony is No
ycmbcr; tl.o next II order are December,
Jnllsnry, February, October, and September.
March and Jtiiic are cq,tal Next cdtlies May,
, 1880-01-24
SICK HEADACHE.

~ VII" 4s4tU1F ~ 1|o NI+%0tu AbAURPf
CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-Probnbly tl,rce-fourths
OF our American population arc afflicted will,
some form Of this troublesome disease. For
the benefit Of the great llcadacl.lng public I
would like to PROFOUND {ew questions to
your medical Or other wcll-infornled readers:
I. What Is the precise nature OF the p|lysio-
al disturbance known by tllat nalne2
2, WhAt Is the hest mods Of prevention
without the use OF lRedlefnep
8. What articles 1f tltet or luxury tend
most to induce attacks OF this discuss?
4. II ten and coffee arc considered tnjurt-
Gus, what har1nless substitutes can be used
8. Would cocoa or chocolate ho lnrmlessP
g, Would the use Of auy OF THO bitters or
other medicines advertised for this purpose
b0 beneficial, and 1t ~, which?
2. What treatHteht will most eHeetually
and uu!ckly relieve these distressing attacks.p ?
thousands. Q.
, 1880-01-24
HAPPINESS IN 1lAIlR1AGE.

10 Hs Editor Of 1he Ektcu9o 1fGAn6.
HYDE PAR1s, ILL.,, jan. 19.-Please permit
4 stranger to enter tho portals OF The Home.
In tho monotony Of an invnlit's life have
found pleasure mid amusement III the varied
articles Of your contributors. beg leave 10
give them some itlcas Oh marriage, formed by
close observations and lnt1nate friendships
with married people. Once tho head Of n
happy l,oine myself, l longingly await tie
Happy meeting with "1oved ores gone be-
Fore" in that blessed homo Of which tho hap
picst earthly home Is only q faint shadow
and type.
Your ablo md gifted writor, Forty Years,
seems 10 hnya little faith In true love or
happy marriages.: yot, were he suitably mar
rfed, even titus late in life, to q woman near
ly his own ngc.-a true woman, ,-tls cynlcism
would melt away, and his pen bo mighty In a
better cause. say "nearly his own nge,"
because disparity III ago Is usually fatal to
happiness, especially III the case OF an old
bachelor who marrlcs young girl, Ibis hab.
Its and opinions are so fixed, and the life nec-
essarily led SO much alone, making him self
woman, of experienced. q widow Is best III
she has been good wffe beforo), ono whose
life has BEEN one OF liscipltne,-wl,o has
been taught In the school Of care.
hnu May1o suNellng, the grcnE ios-
SONS OF % MllsGitisi!iiess aeid ,self-c9ntrol. 10
nance SHOULD not enter INTO tho consider
ntion o. tllose nlnIrylng late In life. He9uty
III garry or late marriages sh9uld PC llght!y
weighed, hlt goot,esS' nna m lnfe!igence p
1nStlfe happiness, sli0uld be lnti!sRetlsaDie. !
knoW taIo glt-repcntea pr0Verb, letter DC aM
OIL mans darling tl!nn young mans slave"
FROM experience Of those hlatcHes o1 o!tl allu
young wniGn nave seen IN ny own friends,
~ Ms!ionla , tMK tna tras ]ss th tne rcyefse, aha
slayo" tian slis tnrllng.n ,.,,
Men whose eoafser passions .ave ontlived
sneer ot theso iaeAsi put after passion has
exhausted ITSELF N tac (so-calicd) honey
daily business cares nnd n & tlle M!t.le M OF llte,
and ' sypahy S wv we a Is od no ohy syeHs n 'as tie
co,npnnionshlp Of , pure, true, aild intelli1
Eeht woman, one nt Wnoln ne m9y pe prolit!
IN all that Is really the allowable source Of
pfl,;e. pI,as o,.n ,,.,,..s .,oa o,bs,. ,
Wlfc, are not many Of onr friends 9f 30 aIld
40 years qi!te aS beautiful as E'tIst ;t, pf tho
9 handsome, matronly form and lair
, 1880-01-24

fined that hod hut little time for anythiug
else. ! graduated ut ~, ,ntter which spent
% slme liis}o TING ~ travelling, Md then sett!e.!
est sister awny al selio"i. % Although we insal
twn EtH,tl Eervnits.. wnntett tn learn every.
thing. nl,d. nfter leasnhs front tho best OF
Ss3ess tsafrs r an Gw SsFun sF o 1 IF 1fs s ff sSs
discovered my forte.
lo w1se'' III The tlulne il they wts1', and Il
they ennnot Hlye ,,s II rrcilm "r tell lis how 10
thoy q, kn9w, for VIZ cannot hit 10 belie-
fitted t!y ali tnterc1lnngc Of ideas.
:. And to tlan.o wl,o know good recipe give
~ or II VI, Gun help ,s IN my why, wiscthot
nns + Is to e y ow ~ ''H s. sfffns F M ro 9e eSTs r n,
tfoii o!! snlIe acicntttir subject a'ul thus
nuke Thu llonc Of interest to all.
FLORENCE, l ,io!!cttl yt'ar rexiaest, butcouM
Fsspo re- for f"n' 1n oesdH dS e m"ssssfiasy f ~
coming ,aaoft nfter It fs pulled. Afotasscs.
calaly: Two cupfuls OF, uin1asses, one half
c'iptui of s'iEnr. vic tablespoonful nf vino
Elr, lump butter tie size 9f lnrgu
htSkory nit; stir I'LL OF tho time; boil twenty
Aunty UcIlunl, n dear friend who had
llcnrtl ,In,iny 1!t'H sing the sntre, sang to us
THO other evening the song sou wnntcd.
VIII copy tho words for you.
My home, my home, my hnppy home,
spot oyer. ever 1Gnr to TIE;
Where Ger 40. whcr1 Ger ronm,
Ny hoArt still fond1y cllngs 10 thac.
When far away In ,listant lands,
Or tossed upon tho sna,
In cc-bptntl rpeks or burning sands,
Thou'rt still tho sAiau to mo-
Two journeycd from thec f,r and near,
Duthevor. never found n spot
To inc 80 WciGsIfIio or 70 srar
AS thee, my dear, my native cot
Ny birthplace and my happy bono,
trhnli'rt heRrest ilI,t0 nlc:
When in life no longer rpn1n
Ohlnny rest III peace with thee.
LOUISE z. e.
, 1880-01-24

To pE 7uWp7 q 1Hd 16Ttd9V 7F1uHHe.
FAnrNA, ILL.,, Jan. lo.-1he poem inquired
for by a. g. Is ono Of Percivai's, mud Is prob
ably to be found III any book Of his poems.
It can be found In "McGuifoy's School
READER" third book, and in tho "Dook Of
Poetry" published In Philadelphia by tho
Presbyterian Board of Publication. Will
any uolncite tell lno the author Of
/ slept and drnWmcd that lIfo was beauty;
1woko aud found that Iife was duty.
ALSO plense tell nc II th0re Is any more than
two stanzas Of that oft-quotetl
III chllihood's hour with c,lrclcss Joy
Upon tho strcatn We glide,
md who wrote II? And what's the rest Of
Naught but t,lnclcss luto with broken chords,
And ufrlRnds In tho dust untwined and broken.
BuFrET.
, 1880-01-24
THE LETTER-BOX.

There aro letters, papers, and postal-cards
Mt this Office for the persons whose names ayt.
pear below. Those living out Of tic city
should send their address and n thrceccnt
stamp, upon. receipt of which their mail will
be forwarded. Residents Of Chicago can OBJ
tain their mil by calling at Room IS Tr1n-
1'SE Building:
1Ad, Silence Wordsworth,
=. G., :" Frank Gushing,
Hex. Gratitude MOL,
0tl Timer, MarRMerltG,
Lclneaey 1lclpD +. klclpt
, 1880-01-24

10 In Editor q Inc D@ltd9o 7F15a'f'A
LARAMIE Crrf, Wyo, Jan. al appeal
to the chnrity of my more favored sisters Of
tie East, who live In nh atn,osphcreo OF muslc,
to throw n crl.mb Of colnfott to one who
lives In the wilderness, and Inns in the past
ten years heard positively ITO music. waut
a list of contralto Songs for voice, compass,
two octavcs, Il III bass clcf to G above tho
Iinc, treble. SHOULD fike nlso II list Of pia,lo
solos, third Or fourth grade. The ,rrall,,
mercl" ortter OF music preferred. l will
make aly compensation desired, auld forever
bless my friends in need" No NAME.
, 1880-01-24

CHICAGO, Jan. all, who haye no home
below Heaven, long to be one Of you. Will
you let Tic in, after waiting md drcatllng to
offer my nito for 20 long time? It may
even now help TO swell tie llethoric waste
baskct, would like to tell Flnrcnce to sonk
har tea-and-cotrce stains Ia water from which
the chill hAs been taken, changing tho water
housewife give me recipe for baked Intlian
puddingq ESTHER
, 1880-01-24
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

III tn Editor oy Tia Cattaeo Tribune.
F. PRINCETON, Ind, Jau. He. u. r. wishes
to know how to mako lIer baby sleep. Ny
experience III bringing up child on bottls
IS not TO feed II anything nights,-ol,fy Just
as tho child Is pitt to bed. It will cry forn
few nights, hut don't giYonp; keep IL covered;
1t will EoUlt cry itself to sleep. Only one
parent should sleep with the child, ~ no chil
dren sleep well between two grown persons.
L. E, W,
, 1880-01-24
,6TOHY-1'ELL1NG.
HINTS TO MOTHERS.
~ fhA Et,7ffor ~ Tia m Tram Tltft4tdI

40 tAe 41ultGr o. lN ChCHFD ITIUNSs
.JRFFEnsov, WIS.,, Jan. Livery ono
knows that all children like TO hear stories,
but every one does not know TINT story
telling is ono OF Tho best why's for correcting
their faults. So, now, while VIC arc all wait-
Twill tell something of what know upon
. the subject by relating bit Of personal
history; md, II by telling my little story 70
Others can prompt them to nmuse their IT.
tie pets !nstend Of scolding them, shall not
Many % years =. ago little syear-old gir was
intrtlsted to my care. She was not only M
orphan, but was somewhat of an invalid.
For these reasons more particularly folt
that I ought to be very patient with lter
faults and indulge her as far, as could with
out doing her any serious injury.
Like all other children, big MS well as little,
alle had q will Of her. own, and perhaps the
best Thethot Of restraining and guiding that
1tdese5yed. My method was STORYTELLING,
mutually agreed TINT I should read her 4
story. but I was troubled, to find tales
ssGas deassna s and sG {shE os s1a ss ssu III I
ind were not just tho klnl that most
needed, and so I was gcncrnlly obliged to
draw llpon, my Imagination and iulprpyise
simply because hadl}'t much imarlnatioq q
draw from. About tlis ttmo was one tlay
arranging q closet and happened to como
across letter upo,, the Z subject written by 2
commence without my l.ica where ny story
themes" / caught eagerly 1t. tllo Idea mid
acted upon 1t, aId sQon learned that n perso1l>
OF ,eveli, orllnarry imagination could exert
rectlve. power over child Mt that tender age
when impressions nto SO easily made and so
porlAnentiy fixed.
, 1880-01-24
0UaTL
ID ths Editor Of Jhs Chtc4e9 Tttk1n&,


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. l5.-As we sit in
the midst Of ouIeubjects dark shadow
comes between ua aud tho golden sunset,
The red west Ia resplenlent with the rays
reflected by the king Of light aud war,nth.
We glance quickly from our paper and SOC
closely pressed agalAst tho window-paua
sad. haggard face,-a woman's taco; it was
pale, and with trouble-full eyes. It told, as
1t looked caln,ly ut US, .ot wrongs. deep
grlefs, poverty, and suffering. Tie fnca
gives chapters Of trouble too deep, too
sacred for the public glne. 6he tell9 her
story standing at the W!ndow, and We know
It Is true. Her stricken face cann0t lie.
She asks for work Workl That Is nll sha
asks TOR. a few short happy yeRrs ago sAN
was gay, liYht-hearted gill, full Of plAns aud
expectations for the futuro. Tonight she Is
standing Dt our window weighed down with
in prosperity haye dropped from! her sight;
sh6 had many who could eastly forget her I'll
adyersity. sho has lost dear ones, home,
comforts, all-but faith in God. bho has
been many days without food or fuel, and yet
has faith In q kind Master. God pity ind
come to her rescue, Those who could SO
easily ilelp her, will not. Aud those who
would, know not Of her. Yet all she asks Is
work. O, friends OF the frtendless, give then,
WORK Help the poor when thpy come to
you. Give them Something 70 do. Meip
them to earn IN honest living. Encourage
, 1880-01-24

OmoA0o, Jan. AL confess fall to sec
why the position Of girl obliged to work In
her neighbo's kitchen need be humllIating
In the least
Wearlsolns 1t must often be, - Is ours In
our parl0rs and nurseries and In attending to
The many details Of .home-mattng. "6sry-
ant" means simply one who serves. Any
life worth the living does that In one capacity
Of another, md Is glad In the service.
hayo Ind a4ong time In my, employ one
who, like yourself, eats at q kitcheil fable.
II is ono made expressly for her, and she
makes 1t IS d1tnty az she will, With snowy
cloth md tableware. She read your letter,
, 1880-01-24

Az Nq$ kQA9F " xN* tN4*A9p AIlp%7ls$
poLo, ILL.,, Jan. 4.-Thero nre many why's
Of making ol,t homes lovely and Inviting,
aud tho greater variety Of beautiful things
we Gun bring around us the brighter our
rooms will look. .
pictures, but here we need q variety Of
may and should be.
u,l[f, ,MSw many OF you have over painted on
Sea shells arc the loycliess, but ordinary
elam shells are rs beautiful rs need be.
BY boiling them ir stIong lyt-water for FIVE
SsS Ss s oss S ya y glska ga sa Ct M ss d dT9eg eg2
your shell rs pure outside as III. Keep thom
III palEs II you can,-eitlaer putting one on
ems , Ego OF t!ie laailtelplece and the other on
delicate and ornamental.
Another novel md erypretty style of pict-
ure y0n. can make by, painting u bouquet or
spray Of flowers oi tha bott0sA Of q clllna
p!atS; thon glae around q. the rim % bias sstr!p
narrow gilt. A round picture Ike this
makes pleasant change from the ordinary
suMare-cornered ones.
s aGter sxa 'ro % wls p{esfMs uSy
natural color OF the slate nlakes beautiful
6aekground, especially for white or delicate
flowers. The frNmo YOU can paint elthor
black or yermillon, md ornament either In
initiation white enamei or with flower sprays.
Other pretty forms for plctures' nro the
panel landscapes, either longest up and down
or horlzont9|ly; then the ordinary flower and
statue panels, -.'
iMsteutl Of using tho beautiful and expcn-
sfve porcelain squares to paint on, you can
secure almost the same result by pulntlng on
sheet Of white wax and covering 1t with
elcar, glnss. AMI you That paint on black
lA!mels-thongh tho porcelain, are newer--
W!1l find that glass palntet@ black on the back
looks better fhnn the most hfghty-poiisllcd
wood, and 1t Is cheaper than photographers
tin.
All ,these belong properly to the orna-
mental class OF paintings, but they give
plenty Of opportunity for tho skill aud taste
Of alintcnra tlnd others atso.
think 1t would oo pleasant for many OF
us u some one Of experience would give lls .
Ing that brings, some fans. Give us ., lect-
,lre, not on what you mix paints with, for
we all know that It Is "braiila," but on tho
Thousand and one ideas that grow out Of
your experience CONSCIENCE GAEY.
, 1880-01-24

Ono peculiar characteristic OF Fellows' Con-:
pound Syrup Ut lIypaphuaphites i4 It's power o.
accomplishing tho food In tho stomach, FendcTln4e!
digestion mud assimilation moro perfect. TN
partly accouAts for tho r1lpidlty With which pr
, 1880-12-24
MATRIMONIAL,


Tho nipttn.s Of Mtss Alic0 Mary 1i!it0n,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Hilton, asll
Mr. Edward 7. B,llnwnlt, prominent lumber
merchant 0t this city, were celebrated Ut i
O'Clock yesterday nfternoon III tho Church OF
tbs Mcsstnll, curncr ot Michigan uyotlo .ll
TwuNly.thirt! strout. The church wMs vol tlletl
with friends nt Tho bride nnd groom, and tho
company wls very select onr. y IArEo bank
of lNr1 l!oWcrs, bearing tho nIttAts III. g." WIS
placed Immediately III front OF tho clnncol, nnti
fustoons Ut overHrocns woro louputl gracefully
troti pillar to pillar through tho church.
Shortly after O'clock tho bridal purity en-
tered tho church. Prot. y. q, IrNtt pgpsl.lel at
tho organ. anu struck np tho "I.0llungrln i"
Wedding Nnrrh when the duors werc thrown
opc,,. Tho following order of pr,cossioi. WINS
observed; Ushcrs, Nlessrs. Frank q. Hoyne and
Walter II. Mitchell, and AIcssrA. George ". ILL.,
ton, brother Ut tho bride. a.l U. II. Tenist 3tIss
Carrie sItltu,,, sister Ut tho tritto. aiu Mr. war.
rick; bliss FIorguce Hilton, sister Ut tho brc,
and Dir. peturbnu9h. best man; ErtMm ulld
other Or to h5lo; rac: @ !vatlg or so e. T.s, ~
ntAr, aNl tho brltln Alltl KrooAl stopet forwur.i
10 tho cllanpc.rMIl. wtluTo they Wuru met ly
rcreinuny accorslins to tho unitasiar rltna!. Hi
stis II iSs'Sn " liz H. f'isa %sua tn Mreh ,as
e0litro Mlsle. ths hrid1 Atltt Hrtl0n lcui1lllX.
Tho brlile wOve hardsun!0 t0ilct Ut Cert
nsvx s Ts @ 81, s9rt t, 1r1 w1, eDes y " ars
diamond ornaments. Thu bri.lo b0rU 1,l luluUnsg
bouquet OF white rl,ses.
or thu brIll1, wctG dressed a''ku M white muslin
nnd wnro hnlf yo!Is, rastrnu.l with nInk rs.sD.
buds; tlloy carried bouquets Of piuls buds; tiIa.
Slrs. Hilton, n0.l,er OF tho bride, ,soro heavy
rone u black tatn. trimmed with laco; White
Ss saas On ws sa ssi t ss'Ssi sns oeos
tho rusli!ctlce ot tho Grtdu's l'ArGnta, No. lia&
, 1880-12-24

staI,s, snl entirely Ioss ihor nstarS! ~ apgca5.
twinklIng orb consists or 4 spanglo hiiS upon 4
Mn bent into n .loublo tooi. The sigitest mo-
@ SS a,1a 9 fG of a Sss no a to "ss Dd
twinkio. - ' ''e''' 0'S'' @A-''' ''~'''''
one Of tho most beautiful cfrocts prot,,cc,,
upon tho stnxn 10 tho chnnpO from ,lny TO night
tho tnoro striking, md n description Of it will
sorvc 70 sran tho prtMcirso. 81 gotn. In order
%sry 0 e est hesl 5 ta'f s ts f1 sn Il
TS 9sf e + T. pa1e . e 70
i,olf nloneis Visible. The scsnsry Of Tho t ais-
hins GsS T. tS Esred nSS ns
Of tic horizon made by trccs. moi,ntains or Or
htnisps. Is sharply cut ont with = crollnr saw.
This piec9 Is placed mnsa"t9y ss, qy IN ,, front
e!'! FL sa,,!s dron; ds fss Ns' has ssn s|ses snd y
liz cotre c. Is e Viii H. iae tnsS ize, whio enaS
ii, acr!a! offcct 10 Tho distnnce tod ,nodnma'
nre employed to glvo y enft e.it,set glow 70 tho
rad. mediums arc slowly turned ef1 and rrcen
ri:ss above tho distant ,orIsoi, ino green
iu wrce ars II t. sor ~ gy
Tho cIIcut, OF thts change. whom carefully ,nar-
EeM r. n,w9ys YETI oe9,tt Gn Is suse to
" orIsn II acc tW ,ycrn ;n1 thns II n c,onro
from aaylight 10 darkness. ID ofton nrot,;cs,J
wtta lls. n,,sn rop an1 "tnoo1!- 1!-GoS:" The
cns on rns ,f eanvos az c',t n to
required atapo mud sowli on. The tnoou Is tnado
" ~ nN ar W s nn u Wncn cn W tt hno
nusin 4 coplo of wircs % serve oy to t,raw m I'll" tho
inasa upw,.Td: 0t eo,,rso the whits iliaininaie,!
oes H. havtppp p"ssin nihcr I'co '1G ~ s,t
d pnn NJ I'll tn a !nR %r III, ,trn ,"H 4; FL" 70
it, iia u, t,r or niaht en- en- bn tan to rc5
1t tho horizon and sri'tiualiy ehange 70 laie vi.
rH w cnaiv ~ sg mintr " h"n ~ fra cf 9hn
sky t,ro gallze tlrof, upo wtiic aro aewt i11jF.
~ Or eanIas clouds, md moving tho whole
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vrv Ea o s s,, IN n0o m .s
y. rho Nrst rDw IS got l,p wlth distance Or
anfeo 9r toar T. Ieet @ between eaet DilioWi anu me
eeeo fnW H. eos 60 ,s 70 sloW IN the openings
loiL ny tES iitsl. s'hN!l nbys infMah tae lnnliye
poweE. T.o, da9 I mates M are s'GKGa cR ana ior.,
no. trem % slaG n. 70 D. SUE; H io Soot y wosy
i S ae d sSf sipo 5as apo box osaeS q
light wood Is lFneI with tn Dy putting two or
ttlreo ounces Of bir-sh into this at.l cruising
Ero scenes aru soniutiMcs danIesoMs: 1at
puratiye1y safo. Tint tlloy nre not 50 hnzard,
boho5er tnay DO ieari'ed from tl,o following de-
serint!on: n'.o oi thc must tain.t!ar tro sccnea
york, N Wiioi 4 Il three.story co. 't houao @ b!ira @
down. tho ROOT cnynE ~ tho shutters falllng.
md tl,9 walls Drcnking With y wnndtriul appear.
llticrent Pieces tho Top nng oi which is swung
i5o ire o Ss 81 sha a tS tnS S oo p9s
joEnel to tho bottom ptaec IN III Irregular, Zig
%AK i!ne. Ino hiIap!o AfopplnR III sncecaSion o.
lneso pieces 10 tas % ssnEo pf1eos !. mo iIl3 q