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, 1885-08-14

Twenty five thousand acres of railroad
land, from six to fifteen miles East of
Cheyenne city, township u. range Ga, 65
aud &C. better known as the n. X. Davis
and Abney ranches. 1t is splendid grazing
and hay lands and a good investment as
the lands are doubling in value very year.
VIII sell single sections or altogether as
parties want it, for cash or ten years time.
For information as TO terms and prices
address the South Platte Loan and Trust
Company, Holdrege, Neb., or G. L. Han.
san, Kearney, Neb., or w. J. Garland,
Pine Bluffs, Wyo., Agents.
, 1885-08-14

Brood Mares and Ftliirs for Snle.
One car load of high bred, brood mares,
broken and unbroken, will weigh from 800
To 100. One car load of fine yearling fllies.
A splendid chance to buy good stock at
reasonable figures. Lone Star barn, Sew
enteenth street.
MCKINLEY a. MOORE.
, 1885-08-14

For 6ae watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER. ldelman blocks
, 1885-08-14

Trunks and v%alises, largest assortment
and lowest prices at Polack's
, 1885-08-14

For SALE-An old frame house. Cor
ner Eighteenth and Evans. Cheap.
Bert. Richie.
, 1885-08-14

The Princess Beatrice's wedding cake
cost 50 500. and her husband basnt had
that much money in FIVE years, He took
the cake. however, among all Of her adj
mirrors
, 1885-08-14

Pure, delicious ice cream and the finest
soda water with all the various fruit syr-
ups at II. III. Ellis.
, 1885-08-14

THE Chinese question -"You got
-L-9,i
, 1885-08-14

Ask your grocer for Denver Best Soap
Knights of Labor meet every Monday
at 1880 in St Johns hall.
, 1885-08-14

Schuttler wagons, and a full line of hard
ware at Arp d Conway $.
, 1885-08-14

For light underwear aud hosiery go to
Polack's.
, 1885-08-14

SIRIUS weather-the dog days.
, 1885-08-14

Rhodes and Troxells soda water manu-
iactured under the latest process with all
improved and new formulas.
, 1885-08-14

Omaha steel barbed wire. Call for
prices at Arp X Conway's.
, 1885-08-14

THE Omaha HeraH asks. why is a
Texas steer in the Indian Territory like a
Republican Federal oficeholder?" That's
too plain to be a conundrum. It's be-
canse they must come out.
, 1885-08-14

FoR Rent Houses, and barn for
twenty-six head of horses, with a large
hay loft. VIM Murphy, corner ONeil
and Twentieth streets.
, 1885-08-14

of Hyo. Archives & historical n.
, 1885-08-14

81 g
, 1885-08-14

FoR Rent Three nice rooms over
Bon's shoe store.
, 1885-08-14

MCKINLEY Il MOORE,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
intCring Ewes

To the average farmer in this and
the adjoining Sla CO who handles
sleep on u small scale, the lant'
ctopis his principle source Of profit;
and t, Is crop depcnrs largely upon
e care he Le to rs rpon his eve
during DE ELL bera and anuary, pre-
vious to the time Of lumblng, lot
there is none of our domestic AM
mails that will show in thgir offspring
The effects OF good or poor keeping
az readily as sheep Breeding ewes
should always have a days run at
+ least three or Iuur tin.s q " eek on
-leen pasture for twO OF three weeks
] before lamDing, and those who have
sufficient number Of ewes to jus
! iiiy il should SOW winter variety Oi
uals, or rye, or wheat, If tor no 9TH
er purpose than this. Ii keeps the
me healthy, and puts he" III cnndt-
| tiou TO furnish al the start all the
milk that the young lamb can pos
s bly, take. Just here is where man!
make IL mistake; they keep the eve
or short, wIthered glaes, such as
our Das.ur6s furnish at this season,
supplemnting it with little grain,
and reserve the rye or 81 heat fields
until after the lambs are born, The
! old farm maxim, The glound wei.
: prepared is tie crop bali made,
will apply with equal force Just here
/ fer a eve that has been well "ept,
that is strong, vigorous, AMI healthy
at the time Of luubinG, will giye
! more and rlcher milk Tor moult
or six weeks after, although turne'
on short grass, than Que TINT LA
been poorly kept, and only turned
on green pasture after she lambs
! In addition to this. the ewes shoul'
haye hay or corn fodder-the latte
is more desirable if It can be had. ior
: next 10 green food, il has the great
est tendency to produce 8 fow
: milk. either ia sheep or cattle
Grain or roots should be led q lit.
before lambing, and kept up after
! ward uuul he young things La
: 10 ent meal; and as they learn t
4 take this food, the grain rations
the eve may be decreased.
While these suggestions are in et
d5o mai..ly for those who keep sina
aacks IF fftY or seventy y-Eve, al
T.. whose principle oij2ot IS ia suppl
early lambs tor market, large f"'
:. masters viii mad material decrea
in the per cent, of lambs t At {
ii they would adopt halt as generc
treatment Of their ewes before NJ
r ing as they 10 after. Spirit OF
Y Frm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
A Gall to the Ministry.

Wanted, this way
A nan who does preaching for very small
pay
Who is young, learned, snd brilliant, with
graces endowed
For pleasing the critics and drawing a
crowd
Wanted this way
No more ado
Be of with the old love and on with the
new;
The way must be cleared for the in-com-
ing man,
And the present incumbent must shift 81
can.
No more adoI
Send him away
No matter how meanly ye stinted his par
Flow gruIgingly gave when lhe reckoning
came,
A sum that should Crimson your fac .
with shame
Send him away
Hustle him out !
lie has wasted his life in your service, no
douo;;
Has sown hia best yearn in an unsenisl
soil;
And this is the resping thxt follows hi+
toll
Hu.tle him out
SCI him aside
What though, with his blessing, he rs's
yoa your bride;
On the brow Of your cuIldren the cAriar.
he laid;
And ,qwhenlYou were rnlitten, wept over
your dead
Set him ssidc !
Yes, turn him off
Make duty Il by-word and honor scoE;
Turn your back on the pa-t when theso
memories wake,
Ans tread on his heart-atrings, Aor Eetd
if they break;
N,s, turn him off
YET, one moment stay
Those years Of self sacriiic, what shall re
Fny2
What guyrdon lifelong devotion re-
criye?
kor lo,e so unsiinted, what boon will you
give
One moment stay
Ye may sell DIu-a for shame
When gratitude comes 70 be nearly {
name
VII. ! childlsh pureuit Of the gay AMI th'
new
Can na.,e you cast off the tried and th'
true
Yemay wsll blush for shame =
IEv
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20

TIE Zig-Zag Methods employed BY
hcroonary G.sn.


Tt,aa noticoble fact that the people o
Atlanta and elsewhere are begging 10 he
thoroughly convinced that worthless com
,opnds become "shakv" Mt all new inno-
v7tionq. while an honest preparation new
or fears opposition. We do not propose 10
"v,ine out" others. as the field for opfra-
tiop Is large and we accord TO one and all
tht. same privileges we ENJOY. We are
no. SO far lost to business principles as to
d.nouucs anr other remedy as fraud, or
intitat;on. or az containing vegetable
noieon the effects Of which are horrible
10 contemplate The alarm need not be
sounded. for there is ample room tor all
declining anti-potash, pine-top SIop-wa-
ter compounds
II one bottle Of 3. B. B. is more valu-
abl.. in effects than half II dosen OF any
other preparation, we won't get mao
about it. If ten bottles OF B. b. d, cures =
case of blood poiAon which others could
not cure at all, it only proves that B Z ..
ia far the best medicine.
10000 Bottles
Of 3. 3. r. have been sold to parties liv-
ing inside the corporation Of Atlanta since
it was started, two years ago
Why this wonderful sale Of new rem
dy in so short a time, with.sO little adver-
tising?
1t must be confessed that il Ia because
3. B. j. has proven itself to Iossess merit
in the curS of blood, skin and kidney dis
eases. Hundreds Of home certificates at
test the fact Of our claim that IN Atlanta
and many other poiut<, 3. 3. 3. are on
top, and will stay there. Many persons
desire 10 know bow tho 3. B. B. acts on
the system BY entering the circulation
it modihes the vitated blood glObnles,
Increases, the red c0rpusctee, Rntagonizes
al poison, vitalizcs and regenerates the
ilxgeing forces, FURNISHED the pabulum for
rich, new blood, eliminates all poison
thrnug thesecretiuns, and increases the APP
petite. while. by it's wonderful action upon
the pores of the akin, the kidneys, liver
and glandular sypten. all eflcte and I'M
pure matter is speedily conducted from
the body, leaving the blood pure, fresh
and healthy.
Rv it4 magical alternative power, Il. B.
3. unloads the blood Of all Impurities,
uniocks the liver arouscs the stcretlone,
4rouse# nature 10 its normal condition,
unclauds the troubled brain, cearS and
beauties the complexion, cheers the dys-
nondent, strengthens the feeble, calmz the
disturbed nerves, and induces qalet Ahd
peaceful siambers. it kas been IN use
over twenty-five years - private pre-
-cription in the south.
Ii is no far-fetched, foreiRn-faund OF
iream-discovvred wonder, bat it iR n
scientific and happy combination Of re-
.ocnizcd vegetable blood poison agents
,ffveted after many years Of constant use
and experiment in the treatment Of thons-
snds of some Of the most appalling case,
of scrafulous, syphilitic aud cutaneou
bl.oj poisons ever known IN the state, re-
sulting in complete and unparalleled
cures Of pronounced iucarabIs caars.
SeHd to Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga.
for copy Of their Book of Wonders, free
iiled with information about Blood Anl
sim dix asses K .dnov Com lAiut, &c.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20

Mrs. Geo. Gilbert, Bryan, Ohio, writes:
GDR. 6. 3, HARTMAN & Co, Columbus
Ohio: / commenced on the fifth bottle OF
your PERUNA this morning, and should
1ust as soon think Of doing without my
meals as without my medicine, l
have been doctoring for about four
years, and kept getting worse all the
time and was juet giving up IN despair
when l got one of your books, " The Ills
of Life" was in bed at the time.
read and re-read your book and felt like
irving vour medicine. My folks thought
there was no use in trying anything more,
/ was 20 far gone, and might as well
make llD my mind to die. / told thefa
PRRUNA was the medicine | needed, and
/ intended to try 4 bottle. It proved sue
cess in breaking the chills, and If 1t had
not done one thing more, l would have
been satisfied. But it has done more, and
! feel like another person. Everybody
that secs me is surprised 10 see me looking
80 well. rs they I'll thought J. wcs dying
with consumption, and now my own foikS
have as much to say for the PERUEA es
l. I recommend 1t to everybody / seG-
There were two Of our neighbors IN yes
tcrslay inquiring about the PERUEA.
gave the one my book to read; told her
10 bring it back, as I priced It very high
/
RUNA to send 10 his son in Chicago. lie
IS a telegraph operator dy disease y
| something similar to Mrs Milo I1graIEa s.
though nothing compared to being SO bad.
| There was a lump raised on my collar
! bone, and it was a long time before /!
| looked like opening. The doctor said nc
| would have 10 lance It in 4 few days, bat
| thought would attend to that myself
| so I put little fly blister on it and Il
| opened; then put poultice on ard ther
| Salve, and kept Lae salye on al the time
| 1t got 20 bad and spread upon my let
shoulder, and one place under my Lef
| breay. Then there were two places or
nv head, one near the tg ai>fe and ont
back OF my ear that was lust dreadful
No tongue can tell what lftcrcd. Nj
head felt so strange sometimes, / though
was going crazy. Since ! have Use'
the PERUNA (I don't use the salve an
rnore) my sores healed up right away
And on, what = relief it ia to get around
without chilling and having 70 suffer with
NV sores. feel Ike letting evcry bOf,
know all about it.
John Ferguson, Gallitzin. Pa. write"
i our PEEU1yA IS good medicine ant
ve sell lots of II. VIII you please sem
.,s som. more Illa Of Life wKh q i@V
;~rrusH.'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
FOR
JQBPRINTING
CALL on Us.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads
Etc, Etc.
Gen. mo0lollan's win.

NEW York, Now, 11.-lke will
Of Gen. George B Mcclellan was
flied to-day in the surro gates Office.
1t Is dated January Is, 1873. After
providing for the payReni Of all his
debts and funeral expenses, he be-
queaths AL real and personal estate
to his wife, Ellen Marcy Mcclellan.
On the death of his wife, he directs
that all his estate be divided between
lis two children, George b., jr., and
Mary NJ, share and share alike.
LIS military accouierments he also
leaves TO his son, pnd the sword that
was presented to him by the city of
Philadel ,hia he leaves to- his daughter.
lie appoints William G. Prime, Of
this CIV his literary executor, to
make such uses az ne deems best Of
such papers as the deceased may
haye.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
NO. II

hogged. Whether the effect produc-
ed by some logging is wholesome or
not | have had no means Of Judging,
but the foOlishness of the custom
reminds me of the story about the
man who, having killed the dog that
bit him, continued tosbeat and kick
It until a friend demonstrated, tel
ling him that the brute was dead.
Il know he's dead he said, between
his teeth, 'bnt III teach him, gol
darn him, that there's sone hell and
punishment after death.
'In police court in Shanghai a
foreign consul generally occupies the
bench with the local magistrate and
the two hear the case together.
Sometimes they get at loggerheads,
and a case is not decided for sever
al days because of their disagreement.
l have known the white Judge to
remain away irons coarl week at
time because the Chiuaman,
having been bought up by one Of the
litieants, wished to decide in his
favor, and the white man wolldn't
agree to do so. After while one
or the other--ihe Chinaman gener-
ally-yields, and the court proceeds
to the satisfaction. or dissatisfaction
IS the case may be, Of all concern
ed y
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20

Bulletin 1.C0
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
Aerial Navigation.

Hot Springs, Ark, Noy. Ii
Prot. Honeycutt, the inventor Of a
new and novel air ship, Of which a
great deSl has been heard If late,
arrived in the city this morning at
IL o'clock.
He exhibited his machine and its
operations to number Of citizens.
Owing to the fact that Mr.. Honey
cutt has not re.,Gred foreign patcnti
yet, he does not wish full aud dc
tailed description Of hls machine or
the theory o1 its operations The
demonstration WAS only with a model
Of the motor. Prof. Honeycutt de-
signs using q balloon rs the hitting
power, and assuming thai The fact
,haL a balloon Of sufficient power t.
raise any necessary ansunt Of weight
could be constructed WAS 80 well
known 10 tile scientific world as to
need no proof.
He only designed to demonstrate
the operation Of his motor and the
solution Of the difficulties in propeI-
ling a balloon in any direction at
will. His model represents the ship
which will hang suspended below
tile balloon, and confirms the mo-
tive power and the passenger. The
( wings are i'm the air and attached
ingeniously to the side, and rovolve
rapidly The hitle ship WAS sus-
pended in the air and at once moved
off gracefully and noated round and
round the room. The wings arc
constructed little similar to those
on the wheel Of a wind-mill and
operate on the air on the prImelplc O
4 screw propeller in the ealer, lhn'
having pulling power, which "
drive tile ehip forward.
The ingenious system OF machine
nv is such that by the stroke of ia,
lever as IN a locomotive, the wlngi
may be reversed taking tho ship back
wards. Turned in another direction
they viii help the ship 10 rise and II
another causing it to docend, o. y
IN another direction causing TN
ship to describe 4 circle, turn abrnrt
around or rise on an incline.
plane.
Storm, nc saya, may be avoidc
by ing them before onconmteri"t
tacn All then &voiding them b
90 Il : to The right, to tie Icl'
li-iag above then or flying a.lc d
, .,,s.
, The professor made his theory O
aerial navigation look not ouiy P'ssI
bic but abs ,lutely feasible. lie
I now edeayoring 10 obtain iin"nct
e aid by organizing IA company To cot
. struct trial rlaohine. with ba
luon sufficient - carry a four-h"rr
Do..sf,t...a =, line and two NE
i, or s-oz, 8 . 10 1909 pounis weigh
:. Avalanche.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
9taad in Prison.

London, Nov. 1l-S,eal, con
victeJ editor OF the Pail Mall Ca
zettn, was interviewed M Gold Bath
Fields Prison today His warden
was present at the inter vicw. J he
visitor was not allowed 10 shake
hands With the prisoner. Stead. ia
his prison gurb, consisting of a Gter-
garry cap, loose fitting yellow collar
,es jackets, stamped OF lett breast
Nth Circle Il. 2, Stroke s. baggy
coarse yellow pants, boaring "a gov7
ernmenL broad arrow and oyersdcd
patched bootA, with his HAIR crop
ped short. Stead appearo 70 be
suffering severely from cold, ms
hand lying tucked in capaeious sleeves
far warmth. lie is in fairly good
spirits however. lie is allowed
Bible M hie cell, bat the light was
not aullicicnt 10 enable him to read
it. lis breakfast consltts o: thia
porridge and brown bread, ainacr
suct pudding; supper, p"fndse siid
brown bread. lie sees nobody be
tween & o'clock j.. m. and 6 o'y.och
a. IN. S.cad's daily task i 10 lj,$
ono pound Of oakam; Obipy
prisoners have pick lIree poe IS
The fenleucc Of all TIE pnf'acr8
commences on the FIRST das : t@--i d.
vf the court, which tbs year rs
October ION, Stcud Will tuvr. ,V. y
be released January 10 y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20

"Th o'hcr day, alter wheczy
old uuud-orpan ina been pIayetft !
Ten minutes iu front II an upt1Sn
teslteucr. iEc owner descended IN"
ss.ps and asked
ID, Ysu expect zap for ':en'iin.-
irre amt crnding out such Il noiEr;'
"a eli, sir, some iar, ne Tor
z r,d4ng Qua the no'fo, ana - g
Jays me Ter Stopping H. mi masm.
| on. Iuu cip take Jodr ch IIcr'
Prnfc srrat Va.rart 'ol;esc- p ~
ynnag la lies. .uppre - lrctu-,a
unan anatomy, ] can ot w },
these 3. s, muri bn tie ant' ai. yaL
( AIl- r.. fces"r, we cant tate "ur
~ lies uH' plofr's 'r Comfy el5
! / dnln't mean IL ihat say. fpu
nisnadcrstopI nc. ALI ta, th1 T..
Youthtnk ihcy are o.d ~ tpe
irut 10y ar iu siyle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
Piute Astronomy.

San Francisco Aita:-Dan De
guile has been interviewing Too
roop Eenoh Desert Father on as
tronomy, with the following results:
Divested of the Desert Fathers"
peculiar pronunciation, it was as tol-
lows: 1.-The sun is the father and rul-
er Of the heavens. He is the big
chief. The moon is his wife, and
the stars are their children. The
sun eats his children whenever he
can catch them. They flee before
him and are al the time afraid
when he is passing through the htay
ems When he (their father) ap-
pears in the morning, you see all the
stars, his children, fly out Of sig hit
so away back into the blue Of the
abovo-and they do not wake to be
seen again until be, their, father is
about going to bed.
Down deep uAdeT the ground
deep, deep under all the ground-i~
great hole. At night when he has
passed over the worli, looked down
on everything and finished MS work,
he, the sun, goes into his hole, and
he crawls and creeps along it till he
mes to his bed in The middle part OF
the earth. So then he, the sun,
sleeps there IN bis bed all night.
''fh,s hole is so little and lie, the
sun, is SO lig that he cannot turn
refund IN it, and so he must, when he
has had all his s,eep, pass on through
and in the morning we see him come
out IN the east, When he, the sun,
kas SO come out he begins to hunt
up through the sky to catch and eat
any that he can of the stars, his
children; for if he does not so catch
and eat he cannot liYe, He, the sun
is not all seen. The shape OF him is
like snake or a lizard. 1t is not
his head that We can see, but his
belly filed up with the stars tina
times and times he has swullowcd &.
The moon is the mother Of tie
heavens and is the wife Of The sun.
She, the moon, goes into the same
hole as her husoaad 10 sleep her
maps. But always she has the great
fear of the sun. her husband, and
when he omcs through the hole to
the 70! &c (tanO, deep in the ,ro ind
10 sleep, she gess out and comes
away if he be cross.
She, the moon, mas great love
for her children, the staIs. and is
happy to travel among them in the
a5ove, and they, Eer children, feel
safe and sing ana dance as she pass
: along. But the mother size cam
not help hat some Of her children
must by swoIi3we b. the father ev-
cry month. 1t IS ordered that way
by the Pah-ah ((ireat 6piriD vi c
lives aboYe the place of all.
Every month that father, the
sun, does swallo@ some Of the stars
his children, and then tgf:'t mother
the moon, feel sorrow. She mus
mourn. So she must put The BLACK
on her face for 10 mourn the dead
You see the Piute women put blac!
On their faces when "a child is gone
But the dark aill wear away from
The face of that mother, the moon
little and little cvcrv day, ano
after a time ngain We See ali brlgh
Tie face OF her But soon more q
her children are gone, and again sh
must put ON hsr iaee the pitch az
| kf.t,4l, y
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20

The ladies Of the foot,isht wpail
did not lead any moro aageilc n.d
existence Il ccmury ago than now.
In an old copy OF the London .anca
YOU may rcao: Mrs. Joloan ami
Kemblc, according to grccn-rooE.
report, arc not upon the most nmi-
cable footing. Il L. supposed that
the lady takes advantage oi her
popularity to be i'll when she pleases
ana has refused 10 perform IN a
farce when Mrs. Slddons appears 90
,hc play, ami for this modest reason,
that sLc viii ot Eli tie house ANA
.ct Mrs. 5ldGous run away Mnh lho
reputation OF IT," Atanother dne
81, lao hcrnlncs are said TO hase
come to blows, or scratches, ia tho
wing, oyer their respective rsh:s
IN The hods".
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20

He wa taking TO the girl, aud
she was differing in Pa n, G dn :
ancr. III ta ni c. lis face rh,ei
uo, and she revived sill h'ly.
"Ah, Air, DnSappv, wna' is it
: inquired, quIc .iY ami rNie c :
aotlv.
s"A bwi,liant ltought stwck me.
Vi * Fannie" lie replied.
"IH,lce,r s1c sighed, wcar;,v :.
" 4,,,., y as it,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-20
True Cournge.

Since Com modore Garrlson's death.
a story Which illustrates his coulneas
and courage has appeared in some Of
tie newspapers. lie MAS ohce .
captain ot steam Joat ON the Ais
zissippi. and While 5eiliug ;icketa one
day haI pencil To Iouse the irc of a
passionate I'D man, who drew his
| pistol, and pres .nting 1t al the mar
raw window luIi in the c"ptail 5 face,
pu le4 the trigger.
The cap snapped. lie tried a
second tine, and gain failed. Gnr
rison's own pistol lay within reach
atinstead Of taking il up he quitt-
/ ly opensd a drawer, took out boz
Of percussion CAPS, and handing j
to his wou,d-1e mwdt rer, said;
Take new cap; yours doesn'
work we'll"
Th. furious man stared at him
moments then burst into lausl
and neiu out ms hand.
i Il Sh uld Iae tieaet for /:
| ,raru," said "a corl-ulent old lady.
, Yes, ma'auu; viii you - IN Il
K passenger train or ii. the cattle train
e asked the clerk.
is @Wcn, if YOU are a specimen
is shai shall ex l,er.s nce IN the =;
senger train, give NE a ticket f
le he little tram - all nean-, retn
ed The lady.