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SPRING and SUMMER.

The Styles and quality cannot be surpassed,
and as to prices you will find them much low
er than they can be bought elsewhere. All
we ask is for you to examine the goods and
we will soon satisfy you that we mean bust
ness.
We are resolved to sell our goods at so
small profit that the people must buy, there
by enabling us to keep our stock always sea-
sonable.
A failure to examine our stock is an oppor-
tunity lost. We can make it to your interest
TO trade with us.
Our goods are bought from FIRST Hands,
saving double profit and giving our Gus
toners the benefit.
Country Merchants will find it to their adj
vantage to examine our stock, from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
that will compare Evorably with those Of the
Northern cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat BIN Boots, 81 25 to 81. 90
g French Kid Button Boots ........ ], - 10 $50
&C Lasting Fox g ''........... Is to 100
Polish .'............'.IO0to 3,o0
:" Slippers in great variety ...........2 Is 10 100
Mems Calf Boots so 10 90
" Coarse, (Solid. l............. ...... 10 to 90
MEMS ZINE CALF" all prices
Misses Boots 90 to so
Chlldrehs to so
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Mrs /. F Griffin, baltimore, sav. d .ne
red from dyspepsia and constipatjos, 81. sui
six years. uan N
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l. HEf z abgE

Reoder oho you rodd IKE to get s1rh mic, tiag
Clothing Ctty peope Uedr, rather than The oholtsde
goods commonly sold in most stores This ,c,H tell
ypu hop 10 DO Il. Tie rery large 6as
fReSS the past season aiolOs 10 make a 4hH loeer
sale NJ Prices than rrer beforr, and gou en- sore
enough in buying frsm US to pny (or your trip to
CITY.
The Garment, re sell ar, mann faetlr,d under orr
personal sstTison upon the Jregises, thtyrby
ing the best stto<d and faS Clothing procured.
patrons, and not for undertaking. Ne sell them vita
posture guarantee, herefors, ang risk
buying al Aoust W indaigs IN Kind u 5Asss
pretension, hat can only 1cStit INCREASED prices
but depend the ntertts Of Goods and ssnai&s
Low Prices to hold and gain patronage. Upon tAsse
ftdtesenfs Ipa< uni IA rail- and lock hrousA
immense Stock Of Neto Sty'ez and EdshioBabtS Do
signs. Any Garment mot ltirtiy stis5setesy Ess As
gladly exchanged OF MONEY rtfusSed.
81 Be-sfre and first call sp0n
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WE confidently offer our Vtct0r Fer
w ttiiser to the Farmers for their To-
baccO crops this season. 1t is Speciality
for Tobacco and Wheat 1t will make as
much tobacco Of as fine quality as any other
fertilizer. and is equal to any for ali crops
Send for certifcstes Our wheat and corn
fertilizer-a specially for grain crops We
have the sole agency for Andrew Coe 5 Origi4
nal Ammoniattd Bone Phosphate as just i'm
proved for tobacco and wheat The value of
this fertilizer is well known as heretofore pre-
pared. With the Improvement Of 1883, it is
a thoroughly reliable tobacco fertilizer. For
tobacco use our V ctor or Goes Improved -
For grain crops use either OF the above or our
wheat aud corn fertilizer All in good con-
dilion. Orders solicited. NH 30-tf
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Leo II. Hayden, recent Tobacco Inspector
gives his personal attention to inspections, nc.
Consignments solicited-quicls sales and
prompt returns.
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Nobody Denies
Nobody Denies

That "EXCELSIOR'S" prorosi,io,
that buyers should take the goods else.
where, compare them with the goods
and prices Of other firms and Demand
that their Money be Refunded if Bet.
ter bargain is to be Obtained is son !
thing that no other house will adyayAsl
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
rHEI SITUATION IN SPAIN.
Contradictory Statements About the Out
break Talk of Republicsnism.

contradictory statements About the Out
break Talk of Repubiicsnisn.
MADRID. August 9.-Military precautions
have been adopted here. The officials a e
reticent, but they claim that the Barcelona
insurgents have been dispersed in the noun
tains by the troops, and six of them have
been captured. The province, they say, is
tranquil. The Logrono officials telegraph
that five Of the soldiers who took part in the
outbreak at Santo Domingo have surren-
dered. They declare that the regiment was
deceived and believed it was going to pa-
rade when The outbreak took place. The
remainder of tbe rebels are being actively
pursued by columns of troops. The Gov
ernor of Madrid has closed the Democratic
Progressist Club. There are 80 Spanish
off iers on parole in Lisbon.
A royal decree has been issued suspending
constitutional guarantees and dismissing the
civil and military official of BadajoZ. The
lieutenant bas been killed by the men under
him, who have submitted Col. Sagaso will
return to Madrid on Friday.
MADRID, August 9-The council of the
ministry to-day lasted the whole afternoon.
1t was decided to proclaim q state of siege
throughout Spain.
PARIS, August 9.-The Temps states that
a prominent Spanish Republican has in
formed the editor of that paper that the
situation In Spain is of very grave char
acter. He asserts that several superior off.
GERS of the army are ln favor of the estab-
lishment of a republic, and that an outbreak
in tue Republican interest is imminent in
the principal towns. He also said that the
Carlists art preparing to act In the north
LONDON, August "A dispatch to the
Times from Madrid says the affair in BARGE
Iona was not important, and was merely 3
disturbance among operatives Gen. Blancu
has entered Badajoz with new garrison to
replace the one which revolted. Martial
law has been declared in all towns where
disaffection exists.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
WORK ON raE NEW road.
An Army of Men Hard at Work Grading
All Ready for Building the Abutments
for the Bridge Across the IsrandywIne.

An Army of Men Hard at Work Grading
All Ready for Building the Abutments
for the Bridge Across the sraudywIne.
The work of grading the ned of the new
Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad is be-
ing pushed ahead as atidly as work of this
nature could possibly be done Yesterday
MeCalieHY, Mallay and Comfy hal about 20
carts and LOO men grazing between Deia-
ware avenue and Ninth street. and had also
altrge ieree IF stone cuitsrs dressing stone
on the lat corn"r nj il VAR ave ne aud
SCpot 81 SET fla s4uaes are To hs used
spr the brilIu oyer DtaW r, avenue he-
Weru DUPONT tHa So #-tf44ss t.ttrea
slfiiie,s were ~ saaas 1f.5er - l., + d5ilr's
qu rrv under the ~ ytiod ot she c,mir4e
tors Andrews & { tH Ia addition 60
~. ~ Stnte cut=s #-#sg8. aH' - Nttfi. "a
=. alhslYe stones - lat.G sI biiialug
t.e 4untmaat piers tla 1he .szY.t4idsr over
tn BtanaJ JNinc .as nra isft..:st !.t Rsb4.:s's
mlils is nos IN l,se .3li stones arr aeing
hauled dow TIE luaG an he saI5h Siaa of
the Bfanaywine. Another wagon bridge is
to be temporarily eTeet'tt agre~- the Brandy
wine ut the site o. tn uels railroad bridge
The derricEs alrea Is rectel are IS a.id 95
feet in height respectively, with TWO engines
capable OF lifting at one time two cubic
yards of stone. Two other derreks of the
same capacity are going to be erected on
the masonry is TO be furni he'd by Charles
Warner & Co, and the Maud aud Sand
Sppe have already commenced discharging
their cargoes from the Fraland beach at
wharyes on the Brandywine
The work on section No 81, between the
Brandywine and Concord pike, under the
supervision of sub-Contractor Dignan is pro-
crossing rapidly, US is also section No. 30,
which is being done by a score of Italians
under command of j. B. Keesee, employed
by James Stewart & Son j r. Shenk, the
superintendent of =. f. Morgan, the sub
contractor for the masonry On the sections
of Jam Stewart Il Son, has just COM
menced opening stone quarry on the
Elliott farm, just east of the railroad, with
force of half dozen men. The grading
on the Shipley place is through solid rock
and is necessarily slower than on other por-
tions of the work
The Commission has made an award of
the following damages against the B. & o.
Railroad Company: George J.. Cash, 80, 800;
William Morrison, 81 200. Both properties
are near Newark
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
A CUR ioUs sALTIMoRG CASE.
Doubt as tp whether william smidth or
Ris Wife Died Last.

HIS Vile Died Last
BALTIMORE, August "A very interest
ing case has come up in the Orphans Court
here consequent upon the late Stockton
Alley tragedy. to determine which of the
two, William Schmidt or Mary, his wife
was the survivor of the other, as upon its
solution reBts the administration of the es
tate of Schmidt, valued at about $4,000.
Early on Thursday morning of last week
Schmidt, who kept beer saloon on Stock.
ton Alley, first shot his wife and then him
self, both heing dc ad before the arrival of
any physician. The wife was shot while in
the store, first in the throat and then in the
body, and Schmidt then ran up stairs and
Immediately shot himself, but minute or
two PERHAPS intervenins. At the coroner's
inquest there was no question as to the
murder and suicide from statements of wit
nesses and the surroundings, but it appears
there Is doubt which of the two died first.
According to the statements of witnesses
examined Today, 1t would appear that Mrs
Schmidt lived for fully Is minutes after she
was shot, while Schmidt, from the nature
OF the wound inflicted by himself, the shot
taking effect in his head, evidently lived but
few minutes. Owing to the absence OF
several important witnesses, among them
the Coroner and the police officer first upon
the scene, The case was continued.
Shonld MIS-. schmidt prove To De the sur
viv, the property will go to her brothers,
Christian and John Gross, one of whom re-
sides In this city, and the other In Batim re
county; but, should Mr.. Schmidt prove to
have been the survivor, the property will
pass to relatives in Germany. The property,
incl udipg tunds in the savings bank, was
held in the names OF Schmidt and his wife,
as tenants in common to either or the sur
vi or. There is an adopted sen surviving,
but he has no right to the property In law.
The question involved is delicate and curl
GUS One
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
LOCAL LACoNICs.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
oAn LA-,A n.,l.an..,-

DeVlleu GRADS at runners.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Soft sh,ll crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's,
Don't forget to go on the A. o. IL. excur-
sion to Atlantic City on Thursday, August
%.
The jackson s. Sharp Company yesterday
shipped two hrst-elass passenger coaches to
the Delaware, Lackawanna q Wes ern rail-
road.
Squire O'Neill, last evening fined Thomas
McNabb, the second principal in the Sunday
evening prize fight in the Ninth ward, $10
and costs.
The amusement season at the Opera
House opens on Saturday, August Is, lat which
time Barlow, Wilson and company will oe-
cupy the boards.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Smith from
the residence of her son, Charles E. Smith,
at No. 1403 Jackson street, was largely at
tended Yesterday
The Friendship Fire Conn any will hold
its usual weekly meeting to night to discuss
plans for the trip to Norristown on the l+th
and 18th of September.
An unknown eolored woman aeciden-
tally fell into the Christiana at the foot of
Fourth street about s 80 O'Clock last even
ing. Officer Tucker who was present,
jumped in after the woman and succeeded
after some difficulty In rescuing her, with
the assistance of several others.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
Repairs Comnleratl.

The schooner Daisy was launched from
Colonel Enoch Moore's railway yesterday
afternoon, after receiving extensive repairs
for the past two months. She is named
after the youngest da ghter of Colonel
Enoch Moore, Jr. The vessel has been
heightened II feet. Her dimensions are
as follows; Length over all, rs feet; beam,
Is feet inches: depth, 6 feet, with carry
ing capacity of 100 tons. She is in command
OF Captain Alphonso Jo.es and owned by
G. w. Miller of Baltimore, who is more
than pleased with his rem odeled craft. The
Daisy now draws 10 inches less water,
while her speed is thought to be increased
about one-third. She will leave tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock with the Nautilus Bay
club for weeks cruise, during which
they will stop at Bombay Hook, Lewes Cape
May, Atlantic CITY and the fishing banks.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
Fined for Maintaining a Nuisance.

Information No. IL was fl ed by City
Solicitor Turner at the Municipal Court this
morning, against one Michael Houston,
charged with maintaining nuisance, under
provision of the new city charter. The
nuisance complained OF was an overtlowing
cesspoOl bu Lord street near Lombard,
owned by Houston and occupied colored
man named Thomas Dixon and family
After hearing the evidence of Executive
officer Stewart aud Thomas Dixon and the
statement of the defen ant, Judge Cummins
imposed a fine of SIS and costs, and turned
Houston ever to the Chief OF Police until
the fine Is paid.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
Death of a Former Wilmington ian.

Word was received In this city yesterday
William A. Leech, an old Wilmingtonian,
at that place on August 2. He had two
brothers, George Fl. and James 7. Leech,
both of whom live in this city. deceased
was borned and raised here, but removed to
Illinois many years ago, engaged in farm
ing and accumulated considerable wealth.
The Washington Steam Fire Engine
Company, of which the deceased was
member, has draped its apparatus in mourn
ing out of respect to his memory. He WAS
about SO years OF age.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
\ CHANCERY, NEW CASTLE CO.
tuesday, August 21st, 1888
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

following described real estate. situ-
s,ar,e .le said City of Wilmington, bounded and
r. l9tu ~ l'll0ws, to wit
x.Iitaa', lni oi land with "A three-stOried brick
nt "tilg ioHse, thereon erected, beginning at q
et sax nj the northarly siie of rhir street
IN I"fi,tta ani twenty-eight Il ct from thu east:
A,T,lI1 IN VI Aalnut street, thence northerlt and
nSb ,Ssft llh Walnut street eighty fiye feet four
ttta ~ ,ofner stake In "A line oflate William
snl nas.iii i,i lana th nee by said line easterly
AK pa tb alt WIN Third treet eighteen feet to
MIN Winee WyGgnee by new line southerly and parallel
IN aijn lahl street t0and through the middle Of
4 IN ana a Zee and six inches wide between
EITEn9n VI u, illolhlhg house belonging TO John
ilhir5astle tle " feet four inches to the said side
zketi1tb@ ,Gh IT. thchee errby westerly eighteen
aadfed AK h',tSe Ne oi ginning, containing hfteen
Fqss t aH1 lhlrlY-six square feet of land, more
2hpoceu"" iui VI u Tree and uninterrupted use by
ID oTl9,,, nus tlertoI In common with the owners
$ley abf bapa"ls na OF the honses adjOin ng o. the
lh Third street Whlch communicates
Hes I b3all Situated in said city with two-story
POINT eSI eSrnar uneta9n a erec I'd; beginning ut
&hl Ionbtnats stas ~ second street, between Poplar
on stra., si.fetts thence with the i'd side of
6ana Of STEPHEN smith. now of ,James Rltehie
si6 p,in Nh llne of the same northe w. para llel
Pence VA ~ street =, one hundred teet to stake,
len irrt - ~ y parallel with &c ond street nine
he sane s,,,,d sdl folnsstts la d; thence along
i side S,r Slitry one hundred feet to tn, afore
No. 3 S,fattohd 2etohd stree and place of beginning.
b0rlb.lnlE h9use ereon erected :begInninV al tn
Ad Ion,,Ssiina5s sias OF Third street, bttween Poplar
hunirgd" a,tna sireeta, at the distance OF one
IGmbaaepal ael tl,gaty feet from the estery side
sitG I,n,u. stree thence northerly parallel
Inches In u 5 street, eighty TX teet eleven
tOan0ha%s stae stahe thence westerly eighteen feet
bnall wiz siak thence soulherlv by new line
#henea ii,an t5an e. the said side of Third street
place Of fbrs@ih he easterly eighteen feet to the
know" y, nc. Will be given and terms made
'e 't",e ,t,tn am place aforesaid by
angl-ts w, VICTOR DUPON Trustee,
4--9t or by his attorney.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
Receiving their salnrles.

The employees of the Delaware division of
TIL Pennsylvania Railroad Company were
paid OF the forepart of the week and the
employees on The main line between Phila-
delphia and Baltimore including the car and
bridge departments will be paid to-day.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
Testing the Valve.

The Washington Steam Fire Engine Com
pany tested its new relief valve at Third and
French streets last evening, subjecting 1t to
pressure of 1S0 pounds of water and go
pounds of steam The test was satisfactory.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10

The remains OF the late Captain Samuel
w. Moore, who died In Philadelphia, arriV, d
Il this city about 4 O'Clock Yesterday after
noon aud were removed to the Wilmington
aud Brandywine Cemetery where the inter-
ment took place.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
TAX PA YERs TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes tor '83.

The undersigned Receiver of axes for the ci v
OF Wilmington, Will be Mt No. 10 East Sixth
street, between Market and King streets on and
af er the rst day of July, 1881 between the hours
OF SAID II N the morning and from to 8 In the
art rnoon fpr the purpose of receiv ing taxes. On
all taxes pai durins the month of July there will
be deduction of five per cent on every lolIarand
all taxes paid durl the month of August up to
and INCLUDING the first Of September the face of
the bill viii be required; all taxes unpaid on the
next day after the first Of eptember shall be in
crossed by the ad lltion of five per centum. oil
the amount thereof EDMUkDPR VO-r,
Receiver Northern District Including ali North
of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District Including ALI south
OF Sixth street. augl-1m
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
NOTICE. PROCLAMATION /

WHEREAB, The Board of Health has evidence
of he prevalence of Yellow Few r in Havana and
elsewhere ih the island OF cuba, and
WHEREAB, Authority Is lodged In this Board
to establish quarantine In any or all case in
which IL ls deemed eXpedient or necessary to pro-
tect the public health. Therefore IL is hereby or
dered that no vessel coming from Havana or any
foreign or Home port in which Yellow Fever Is
known to exist shall approach within one mile
OF the city limits shall land any passenger,
goods, WARES, or merchandise without having
first not ifeN the Port Physician of this civ and
obtalneo from him certificate that such vessel
Is free from disease. And any person Violating
this order shall be subject to the penalty in such
cases.
This order to be repeated every ten days at the
discretion DR. the Boar DIR. l.. +. BUSH
E. b. FRAZER, Sc .retary. ausI II
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
BASE BALL.
A New Manage for the Dilapidated Quick
steps-Yesterday's Games


The director of the Quickstep base ball
club have secured Fergy Malone, of Phila-
delphia, to manage the club for the balance
of the season, and he started for Brooklyn
this mo ming, to take charge.
Malone is an old time ball player, and
about 1868 or 1869 was brought
to this city to pitch for
the then famous Diamond State club.
which was the champion club of Delaware
With Malone as pitcher and Andy Gibney as
catcher, no other club in the State could
even score against the Diamond State
Afterwards Malone was catcher for the
Athletics and also played in the Chicago and
other clubs. Last year he managed
a club at Atlantic City He is said to be a
good manager, and excellent results are
expected of his aamnisti alton.
The Quick teps played in Newark, n j. ,
yesterday, ard were defeated by the Do
mestie club, of that city, by score of II
to L,
oTHER GAMES.
At %ew York
Athletic .......... o Il o o. d
Metropolitan -. o 0-1
Runs earned, Athletic. 81 Metropolitan. ::
first base on errors, Athletic, 4; Mclropo.ttaa.
4; left on bases, Athletic s; Metropolltah, .:
Mr.. Walsh.
At Columbus
st. Louis ......... 0 5 0 o Q . 0 . D. .
Columbus =. o 0 o 8 o. !
Al Cincinnati (stopped by rain):
GtnIbanati Geiipse. .t......... i. ] . q
At pittsburg:
Allegheny -. o 0 0 0 o 0 l. 4
Baltimore ....... 0 l. :
At Boston:
Boston. n........... / o o o 0 o. /
Providence ....... 0 o 0 0 0 o. 0
At Detroit:
Chicago .......... 0 / 0 l 0 o.
Detroit. 49,. 0 0 0 0 o. 8
At Cleveland:
Buffalo. 0 0 G / / 81 5
Cltyeland........ l 0--14
At Harrisburg:
Harrisburg rg....... 2 0 0 0 2 o.
Active.......... 0 2 0 0 o. a
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn........,. 0 0 l. 4
Trent n........... 0 0 0 0 l O. 2
At Lancaster, Pa:
Easton .......... 0 o 0 r. 8
IronSides. ......... 0 0 0 0 g.
--.-->-H-s-%.-
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
PUBLIC SALES.
Tuesday, August Dist, 1883
AT1O.W O'CLOCK. A M.

e following lands, tenements and heredlta-
ells to Wit: No. l, situate in White Clay
rttk hundred, county of New Castle, beginhing
the centre OF Christiana 'reek, corner o
he, ani OfJohn Morrison, thence running and
ndpgth rewth taking in line poplar stump,
4 aiglrt land marx OF WIN am Johnston and
ohn Marrisnn's land, north AZ degrees, east
! @lt perrhes to a tone about thr feet north
IA gum thence by land of William Johnston
pull l9'a degrees east IS perches to small sas-
/ ifas tee on The east bank of GhristIana creek;
eacg Int same course b-lOO perches to centre
sad eek; ihrnce up the bed or channel of
ID frtek 18th the various meandrrings thereof
NE hrst mentiOned place of beginning, CEN
AllihR about five acre OF land, more or less.
NJ , All that certain tract Of land
Joining No. |, lands of Andrew Kerr, William
|ohhsiol, Jamts McKeowap, John Miller, JOh
f0ll, BY tile Ghristiana creek, and the road
my tro Newark to Maryland line, cont in
one Ggnirtd and siNty-four acres and twenty
7Kht p rchts Of land.
Attendance Will be given and terms made
shC@n at the time and place aforesaid by
...,... JOHN II. RODNEY, Trustee,
aag5taw Is or by his attorney.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
WILMINGTON DEL FRIDAY. AUG UsT 10 1888.
NOTICES.

No1IC2lEE.,-TrHLE3lRE T., T WILL BE A SPECIAL
~ MEETING OF Division No. l., A. o. H.
this evening at O'Clock, sharp. Business of
importance. al0.1t NJ JENNINGS, sec'y.
rsEET re- srare To ,ne REPAIRS $ T4
FELTON, will land her passe gers on the noon trip
at Fourth street " harf, Sunday, August 18th.
Til bridge will be repaired in time to land at
French strict at night auglO 1t
The daily gazette., 1883-08-10
DIVIDE END-NoTICE.

OFFICE OF WILMINGTON COAL Gas Co.,l
Wilmington, Del, August !, 1883. !
The directors ofthe Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany have this day declared 1 dividend of three
dollars per share for the p vt six months, payable
on demand. VIM. p. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
augl-l lot 100 ahipley street.
NOTICE.-ANY WEIGHTS, SCALES
OR measures requiring inspection may be
lett At 629 n 80 King street.
JACOB DEAKYE
Sealer of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. ie2A-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-12
Men and Creeds.

"When you have lived longer in this world"
said great writer once to a young enthusiast,
land outlived the enthusiastic and pleasing
Illusions Of youth, you will find your love and
pity for the race increase tenfold. your admira-
ton and attachment to any particular party or
opinion fall away altogether. This is the most
important lesson that man can learn-that all
men are really alike; that all creeds and opinions
are nothing but the mere result Of chance and
temperament; that no party is on the whole
better than another; that no creed does more
than shadow imperfectly forth some one side of
truth; and 1t is only when you begin to see this
that you can feel that pity for mankind, that
sympathy with its disappointments aud follies,
and its natural human hopes, which have such O
little time of growth and such sure season of
decay. Nothing but the infinite pity Is sufficient
TOR the infinite pathos of human life."