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Pvsesatisss as DsSsba.
THE COMING CORONATION.



nayA
81. PrTEpErxs, April 1.-The :dstsiIs
Of the coronation csrsmosies - they sp-
pear. few At time. win involve % snor.
nous eIpspditurs not only % The pastof
the government, bat Of individuals. Ths
entire prosrsmms Win cover twsoty'nSs
days and will give The Nihiiisls o various
times and several places oppcstunSes -
csrry out their tbfssteps6 progylmD1, u
they srs prepared % DO -. The nos.
Gov ceremonies, With The aecoDpeay.
ing fstss, viii, will extend over % lsss
than sixteen days, and the festivities q
81. Petersburg before and sftsg The soismei.
1stion will last nine dsya Ths efforts -
secure spsrtmepts st NoscoW hsve become
70 numerous that people Who live IN eood
quarters are dsmsndfng iabulous Ddces,
iuch % have never before ksaFd q. Qsist
suits Of four o. I'VE roo0s In sven diStan4
quarters srs letting ut 5000 foub1sA -
about a. 100 for the fostsight of ths csle-
brst,on. and for houses which froot q H.
Kremlfn palace. and which ass taken
By those belonging % ~ Rseslea
court, o. represent foesigp eosrlA
$50 per day 10 not considered teo higA.
Foreign journals In their efforts - asTn6ee
lor anything Ike Q coop3sts repon hese
found themsslyo q ooes invelvo1 10 Q
very heavy sxpense. Loddae-kssDeu -.
fuse 70 make my AgTsemsuts 10 6dSeoee.
and rsstsufsatsfs 1ill double Deiesa A..
npgsmsnts hsys bssu no4e - eoeam Q
gYest number q sxtsa eshg deSisg ths tseee.
BOT 70 h alSeody snpoooced thAt tbe chsres
viii IN 10 60 b ls0 thaa 30 dsy.
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ScrpIo. \. Y. Dec. 1. 1879.

lam the pastor Of the Baptist Church here,
and an educated physician. I am not in
practice. but am my sole family physician,
and advise in many chronic cases. Over q
year ago recommended your Hep Bitters
to my invalid wife, who has been under
medical treatment of Albany's best physi-
clans several years. She has become thor
ougbly cured Of her various complicated
diseases by their use. We both recon mend
them to our friends, many of whom have
also teen cured Of their various ailments by
tEsm. REy. L. L WARRES.
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The DYNAMITE PLoTTERS.
The Notes Stamped by Colgate d c,

The Notes Stamped BY Colgate d Co.
NEw YORK, April l5.-It has been stated
in the recent dispatches from London con-
cerning the dynamite conspiracies that the
Bank Of England notes found on the pris-
oners bore the business stamp OF James B.
Colgate & Co., New York. At the eIami-
nation in London on Thursday, the counsel
for. the Grown repeated the statement.
James B. Colgate, the head OF the firm,
which is acknowledged to be the leading
dealers in foreign money, said yesterday
that the fact that the notes had been
stamped was not even pTes1mps-Ye eTl.
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C,o.. of ,he Vernon Conference.

KIRKLAND, O., April l5.-The business OF
the Mormon Conference being finished
yesterday, to-day was devoted to the clos,
ing exercises. The prayer meeting and
sacrament in tho early morning was fol-
lowed BY forenoon, afternoon and evening
services, at which sermons were preached
by Joseph Smith, head OF the anti.Poligs-
mists OF the Mormon church, and other
ls aders
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THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
Its First Important Daty-Nethinx as
yet Accomplished.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-One of the first
questions the Civil Service Commission will
be called upon to deal with is the sppor.
tiOnment of clerks in the executive de-
Partments equitsbly among the States.
Under the law appointments to the public
service in the departments in this city are
to be spportioned among the several States
and Territories AID the District Of Colum-
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Murder ana suicide a, ChicaEo.

CHICAGO, April l5-Tbis afternoon
Roman NOwak, = Bohemian cabinet maker,
went to the house OF his divorced wife for
the purpose ~ getting possession OF one Of
their children. boy Of four years. She
refused him admission. lie drew a re.
vUlver and fired through the window at
which she was sitting. sho)ting
her in the head, the ball lodging
in the brain. lie then turned the pistol
upon himself and blew out his brains. fall.
np dead upon the steps. A letter In his
pocket gave directions to the Knizhts of
Honor to use the insurance on his life for
the education OF bis cbildren. The woman
cannot live through the night.
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A Down Eass Traxcdy.

NoRwICH, COM, April l5,-Olney Bur.
CESS. OF Foster. X. l., while making .
friendly call on Daniel and Henry Burling.
game, at Killingly, Conn, suddenly shot
Daniel, slightly wounding him. In the
struggle for the pistol, Henry was wounded.
Burgess returned home, where he was ar.
rested. While being taken to jail At Xii.
lingly, he asked TO be allowed 70 jump
overheard, which, he said, would save the
Stale trouble and expense. Burgess after.
wards killed himself In his cell.
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DSNn o We'll.

DrBsQuE, Ia, April I5.-This afternoon
the bodies OF Mrs. II. Zieprecht, the wife Of
q we'll known druggist OF this place, and .
tbree.year-old boy, were found at The bot.
tom Of q ffty.foot will. They we're sions
in the house in the forenoon. and it 10 sup.
posed the woman threw the child into the
we'll and then jumped In hersslf. - the
high curb around IL forbids the supposi-
tion Of falling in accidentally.
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by skillful adjustment may at once obscure
the bad points and prominently disclose
the good"
We watched the procession Of the pokes
after this With increased interest and
finally came to the conclusion that this
pokey story was true, every word OF 1t.
Ar CurRANr
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AworL Lissme..s PabIishi.s Company

ST.. LOUIs, April l5.-A decree Of incor.
poration was issued this morning from
Judge Ho-ner's court for the Working.
mems Publishing Association OF st. Louis.
The parties incorporating declared 10 10 be
their intention 10 unite their labor aud
capital In the business Of Publishing and
spreading newspapers, books, and printing
the aim Of which shall be 70 publish and
spread socialistic newspaper and writings
for the purpose OF removing the present
system oi the subsection Of labor By cap.
I.I
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Ihe MarIetiaInRrm..

~ o, April l5.-The commits.
Slsrdsy awarded the contract for %
lev Lnhrmsry to the foIIov;Os
\; W. Mccoy, carpenter Wo-s
iiSI' slntirg, tin, galvanized iron
Ncfk, $3.50; T. B. Townsend
y rrd brick and stone wnrE
r Nsie.usp, plasterinV and me, =
siS, making total of $40 GSS "r For
LiEg. '''''-o Ior
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Electric Light as zasesviIIe.

ZAxEsyIILE, o, April 15.-The electric
light was turned on the first time in this
city last evening, in front OF and in the
stores Of half dozen prominent Main
stree; firms. The light from the half-dozen
lamps make part of the street like day.
li,h
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Fallin Real Estate.

wnKEsRARRE, Pa, April ia cave in
Courtright's mines, at Plainsyille, today,
caused the surface to settle five feet, ex-
ttpdirg acrcss the main roadway Of the
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-16

MILWAUKEE,, VIVA, April i5.-John o.
Neil, % yesrs old. ipprisoned for highvsy
robbery, cut through the roof Of the jail
Saturday night, and with the did Of rope
made from bedcIolbes lowered himssf 20
The ground and escaped. Il IN thought tbat
be 70 In Chicago. where be vas originally
arrested.
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HEAVY R0bbePy.

CHICAGO. April l5.-Nicholas Stanton, OF
Colorado, was found apparently drunk on
the streets last evening, and taken 10 Q
police station, where his wife put 10 an ap-
pearance seeking him. II was found that
s37, 900 in mining stocks, q $1,000 diamond
ring, and several undred dollars cash had
been taken from bis pockets. II 70 believed
that he was drugged and robbed In one OF
the notorious State street dens. Up 10 this
morning his memory Is a perfect blank.
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The Hsyties RevSIstiSs.

NEW YoEK. April 1.-The steamer Aiisa
brings war news from Hayti three dayslstsr
Tran that printed yesterday. The Rsyolu.
tionists. under Gen. Boyer Barclay, have
followed up their success in the capture OF
Mirsgone, and up TO April had taken three
II ore towns. Quarantine has been removed
frf IN HaYtien poYta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-16

Z LosAs, ONO. April is-zbs thsssome.
tsY isdlcs3ed ninssy-fs1e 4ycea in -
sksds hem ysstssdly. u. h es9yef -
suDstsuek, snd fell . the streeS ssoSs'
seieua AfisY bspd vork he ~ e7aiy
bsoueht syopna aesin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-16

Why suffer from 0 sfste Of III heslthf
Why ~ troubled with dyspepsisf ks9xa's
Iron BittsIs will cure ySu.
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EUROPE At LARGE.
A D..,v.es,,. a..sSes v,r,.

IoNDos. April ia destructive fire
broke out last night In Tabernacle wsik.
among Q number Of furniture and paper
warehouses. Much alarm was creatsd By
the rapiu spread of the flames, but tha hSs
brigade succeeded by hsrd work In getting
the FIRE under control shortly after mia.
night The loss 10 heavy.
Arrests IN Rsssia.
BERLIs, April l5.-Advices have. been 70.
ceived from g.. Petersburg 70 Ne s0sct
that the secret police In that city, - veil
ss at Moscow. are 6paking numsrous o..
rests at night uns, IN consequence Of the
recent strong revival Of the Hibilist in-
trigues. On the 9Th inst, thirty.nlns ss.
rests were made In Q house iA Wsssely
Ostrov, where q quantity Of prepared or.
plosiyes was discovered. The pee.,spsrs
are forbidden, on pain OF complete suspen.
sion, TO publish reports OF arrests or Of the
trial Of BOgdsp voitch and the other
Nihilists, which was begun on the Gh Inst
with closed doors.
Psseasttsss as Dsssba.
BEaLIs, April l5.-It 10 rumossd tbst
negotiations will soon b opened bstvssa
the German, Austrian and italian govern
Rpts In regard 10 the unlswful Ne Of 81.
plosives snd plots for the destruction of
life and property generally. Italy hes In.
formed Germany that hencsfoStS no sob.
stance capable Of bsiDg easiiy exploded
will be allowed 10 BE- coovsysd over soy
Italian railroad In quantities. weight ne
over 100 pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-16

An English vessel with Q large cargo Of
dynamite has sailed from Antwerp for
England. The police await her arrival.
The mother OF Peter Tynan-'number
one"-says she believes hsy son was . supe.
rior officer Of the InvinciLlss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
An Old Hunters Feat.
I.....e., .-...-i,...s


 The other day wh.le resident oi Preston. Wayne loun,y. Ia. was waking along the road leading 10 Dig Hickory fond. 2bou; a mile and hal from the village. a large eaiamogni sprans ITO the road from he hr'b 0: one of ;he oyerhansins trees ana G.>pGted his pass age. Fortunately his dos was near |. hand, anu. beng powcif-i animal. soon pa; he 1a;smoga; to light. Tbs man was Iohn F.nT,&~S eep,e. known through GU; ali nor;hea>ser<~ Pennsylvania as "old phin Teeple he hunter Thin is about seyen,y-eigh, years old. and dur ing his life he has killed fully $500 deer over 100 bears. besides numberless wolves. wildcats. and other animals. Teeple on his last occasion followed the catamount into the woods aud discovered two little caiamount kittens" which he put in his overcoa, pocket and carried to his home in Preston. The next day he go, out his rifle, known as "Old Settler which has done him good service for nearly half a century. and, taking one of the "kittens" with him. he repaired to the spo, where he had seen the big catamount the day before. Here he tied the kitten 10 a tree with rawhide thong, and then SC oreted himself in the bushes near by. The cries brough, the old ca,amoun, 10 the spot. and one sho; from phin's rife settled the animal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
The Blessed Carpet.
Exchange.

An old Irish couple who have grown up m the mills ot Lawrence. Mass. have no children, and live alone in tiny house. They have worked together for fifty years for ,heir home. saving up li,;le by little until !, was paid for. They arc rather feeble in mind and body. but pos sessed of wonderful patience Their crowning ambition was 10 oarpe, the fore room. and that has just been graiifed. An what more can we ask = said the wife 10 visitor. pride and satisfaction shining in every line of her wrinkled face. Now me an Mike is ready to be walked respectable any day, ar he is as plaised with the carpet as meself: i,'s the two of us as Is plaised together. An ivery night. before we goes 10 bed. we jis, peeks in at the blissed oarpe,-an' the table a. shinin. and the pictur of the Virgin over the shelf srnilin' down on us. Ah. mum. it's rich folks we're gi,,in' 10 be in- ,irely"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
Gone With a Handsor1er Man.

3t.c+.= =. 5- U ksve
 \ Burlington man recently welded a young wife The iAdy became cn,hused over Will Carletoa's ;.tle of the elope,nen: of handsome young woman wl;h q "handsomer man. and determined ;o ty the same thing herself. She wrote neat little note. stating that she had left home with gentleman whom she had dearly loved before she had met her husband, and that he need not trouble himself to look for them. Then she called n her younger brother, and went calling with him. arranging 10 return and hide where she could witness her liege lords dismay when he came 10 read of her flight. She. from her place of con- cealment. saw him enter. saw him look all around in surprITe at her absence. ard finally saw him discover ihe note. He opened and read Ii. while her hear, bea, high with excitement in anticipation oi the breaking out she expected 10 hear.
 The poor fellow finished the cruel nis- sive. tore t up and threw the fragments on the floor. and then. 52khoa, mo- ment's warning. drew s2 revolver ard fred point blank a, his breast. and fell without sien oi tie. Co the carpet. ".;h q terrified scream. ;he woman was q; her husbands side in A moment, lift ing his head. rolling him. shak- ing him. turning him. and hunting for blood, all he time shrieklng 10 her Wii- liam 10 speak to her. 10 forgive her. to only look a, her. William lay motion less, however. and the neighborhood. aroused by the sho, and screams. came Hooking in 10 learn of the excitement. when suddenly. alter a score or more had gathered. the dead leaped up from the floor as well IS ever. at which the wife fainied away. She soon revived, however. and then il ali came GU, iha. the younger brorher. being in sympathy with William. had led him into ,he scheme. and he had chosen that mode ot Punlshns h!s young wife. She jokes nc more. hai her husband has compromised on pony phaton 10 keep peace in ,he family.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
An Angry Tree.
Virginia Enterprise.


 A gentleman of Virginia has tree which is a species of acacia. It >was grown from a seed brought from Aus tralia. The tree IS now a sapling some eight feet in height, and l, S-in full. foli- age, and growing rapidly. It IS legumin- ous. and very distinctly shows the char acteristics of the mimosa. or sensitive plant Regularly every evening. about the time the chickens go 10 roost. the tree goes to roost. The leaves fold to- gether. and ihe ends of the tender twigs coil themselves up ike the tail of we'll conditioned pig.
 After one of the ,wigs has been siroked or handled. the leaves move uneasily. and are III sor, of mid eommouon for a minute CT more. All this was known about the tree. bu, l. was only yesterday that i. was discovered that the tree had IT Il much more life and feeling than | had ever before been credited with. The tree being in quite d small pot. one which i was fast oWgrowing. II was though, best 10 glve Il one Of much larger size. yesterday afternoon the tree was trans7 ierred 10 Is new quarters. l. resented ;he operation of is removal 10 he best oi is ability.
 Arriving at h.s residence abog: the time lhe tree had been transplanted. tie gentleman found the house .n grand eu.n- notion. On asking Wha, MAS up ne was ;o!d mat they had ,rars2laa,ed the lrSe aeeezs5Hs Q orders. ane the operation had made itHery mad.
 Hardy hsa II beea placed in lts new q4.ftets before sse leaves began ,e sand p n u G.ses :.ors Ike inc h4.s O. he ,..l oi an ansn cA;. and soon the ~ho.e tree was in | qllYer. This touia have been endured. bL; ii the same time II gave ou, an odor most pungent and kenlng-jus, such smell as IS gwen of by ra,ilesnakes and many other kinds of snakes Tn summer when teased. This odor so filled the house and was So siosening that il was found necessary 10 open the doors and windows. It was fully an hour before the plant ealmed down and folded its leaves Tn peace. IL would probably not have given up the fight even then had i, not been that its time for going to roost had arrived.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
ed the politeness with stately courtesy. He then led her forward till she stood in

ed the politeness with stately courtesy. He then led her forward till she stood in the full glare of the hre-light- Again lowing over the hand he held. the pirate said '.I esteem II an honor, Madam, that a highborn lady like you should so condescend 10 a poor sailor. who deserves nothing a, your hands. Fame has not lied when [, proclaimed you the s;aieliest of Orkncys matrons. And now. by'r leave. Madam. jGsi enc kiss. as q remembrance of tbis mos: pleasant visit. And gallan,ly eneirci.ug her vast with hls arm. he gave her nearty salute. Then taking his glass Of punch from the marle-shelf. he tossed | of. oTying :: To your health. Dame Haiero: may your life be long and happy Farewell :; but fear noi for the bonny beeves of Goub.ster they will remain seathless :: John Gov pledges his honor for their safety. Fafeseil 70 ;hes. :ao. most hos pltable iaifd: and wae. n future thou Il n thy cGps. keep.a closer tongue in thy head than ;ho4 aids,seS;efda..'
 Say ng these sereis. the pirate Capta.n assumed his cloak ana ra2ler. and piae- ing hls COG ked Iia, under nls arm. turned agaln to the hos, and hostess. adding :: In the wears to come. II fumef deals har,hiy with the name q COW. mayhap ye may speak klnd wo-s for the ro,sng 5uecaaee-. fare@e... 1eoe people.
 He ~as gone t.e nekt Iaemea, a.se immeCIatfiy sHrlfl VII ste was heard. winch brought Ire sailors or lac la~ II front q .se haa-e. Isee ua4seg l.is l4rL to 2 I-ai,4 arc .l s-eil3 E..- fa}.oWe. | D. ;o the ,fe H.fs. z a'.1 his mea 4aiek!y tes9a a9ae..tee n tat gather ns darkness.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20

The editor must work and work. with out so much IS moment of rest. He cannot even lip back in his editorial chair for q nap, without being awakened by 3 cock-roach running over his nose. or ,he rustic made by rat looking over the ges.-Lo.esN CiH-su.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20

Dr. Ni30ughbs, ne attending rays.ezza q, ;.r Sisters Hospital. as4 ose C. PeAas $ zaasi 1.om.1eni members of ise 9rotes z9n. has Gze3 T fc- wears. and saNs:
 hefsaz=o. Aee- T.. Is3z 5T kssss Medical Association
 3e8s I3ct fszs- - aai.esstss Hs .y sz.s. m, s4st7e ta'e sgas 5@; i ss..4= =sss=s5s , a..- tzN.r-c4 -fs.r.. sat.- ''> eE lf.c ta- Cen =-rl.ztzaa. tsFt f-se for any yrs=s n 2 i1-aHisfe ior -u#z 1n. rs a1aei.1sz, = ng. a.sc 4--sss .ssa stlrs sizza liz=z.ei A .z- is.e aes-.=z= caa=zs-- ee-t e-..=z=z4a1 aa-,. 2 tsz -...s.=.ss ...se=ses-
 I WLLo, G8sY.ND. Dr Heaara. Profess ot Anatorst. Col lese ef nts.ezaas and surgeons. .f4t;4.o. \ ! :. sass
 Dr. Rush Meallcai Association DEAN Dos tak>.-l a-se used your Spec ifc for Consumption n my praei3ee fer Hea7> !, .ih :he best results consider I ] sure eure for consumption. | taken according 10 directions.
 Yours tru:y.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
MRS. DR. RUSH'S
Cathartlc ani Antl-Bilieu, Pills

I1tIl3TtlC an ] Anll-blilou> Ills
 Prevent ort cure Constipation and Piles. 1 sure re necv for BlIiousne<s. Torpidlv ci the Liver. launclce and al Liver ( Complaints. l. g., es .insae date Ke4ef ia >.ek and Ner~ sous Hs4Gaeae. They cleanse the stomach and thus remove aH bad tastes from the moGth and make ths breath pare and s~est. Remove ali Impurities and >a.o~ness from the eonylex3on. Pleasant 10 tAke and agree abe IT theGr acton. Entirely unlike other Pms rl-e.f vegetable. price, ss cents
 SOLD BY ALI DKt GGiSTS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
A PAPER FOR THE HOUSEHOLD
 PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
Eseh number contains something Of inte-es, ;o everybody. The following is portion
 of the contents of No I:

GRALEY AND HIS SISTER. Written es-
 pressly for the AaAANsAw TKAyELER by
 Op.c P Read
 THE ORIGINAL ARKANSAW TRAVEL
 ER. As told by Col sandy Faulkner, him
 self
 CARLISLE ANpHIs CoTEMPoRARlEs
 The best article on the literary men ef Car
 hsles time ever published.
 Among the original humorous sketches IT
 No. are: A great man. Wanted time, ''
 Logical. Gree, ags,' Explained .
 Plantation philosophy. ~Goldsrsith' $ ,or-
 iure." A literary man. "La~-ahidins =
 An old orphan. "Mr. Crum2le's perplex' iy, Wrong etc. etc, etc.
 The fourth page is replete with short sharp and forc.ele editorials os topics which inter est the political. religious and literary world. The selection of humorous and literary miscellany IS very complete Articles from Ryaa&.y~ EiSk. CAssa<s Tyfs.ss. B.g .Nys', Rscreyasg. Pesk't S.a. nesyps Fyer PrsSt .Neyyxa1rs HeyslS. TSxay SiffIx<J. Nesr Yeys Asye-yy. TsleSs S=sssyi-y 4 m<yi.zs, asd hosts of other popula. exchanges. serve TO make this department Q. the ARkASsAw TRAvELER deeply interesting.
 l THE hREd.tS.4 IF TR4 YELER \ SOLE 1 BY YNEHSDEiLERS EFER YHTERE ! If No. cannot be procured of your news dealer it will be mailed from this ofiee on re; eeirt Of five cents in postage stamps.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20

Blornsuene Bjornson, the novelist. narrowly escaped having middle name. His parents intended to call him Blon- s,Jerne BloJorislnJuononjrntjse Bloruson, but the ''J7 box gave out before the third syllable of the middle name was reached. -AcyyfsfoZH Herald
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
A leafy carop, concealell

4 leafy canopy concealed
 l ne pastor FlGEI d' !sia Nor wishing Il l. t. reve-,..l That ln thus s4nn3ng he ~as Tf-. Alas his fanclea solitude.
 As human fane.es of:.u are. Mas broken hs a er.;.e .4ae,
 In al m8fa.ltss s;rT. Candid as Scots s-e kuoAa 70 ee= He asked tae pastor ~hela.r he W4s then and ilcIe gs cttor.ng 2 To satan incense from tt4. cap Where smoiaeres the fragrant 4 ge5.. IL reverence l.kel. 70 mGcs S- ..es. Wei. yss. ref..e1 ihe i.-t,, n isssY. II IS so. ]; YOU NUaid .ike to .ea5 Bal t soa care 10 further Ae3-, scarcely thought tte Ice. SO fest
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