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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-01-07

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, 1885-04-25

Fred Hall Is in receipt Of letter
from Captain J. s. Hill, Of Metalline e,
Pend d'Orellle mining district, in
which he sets forth that the camp Is
in a prosperous condition. A num-
Der OF miners in the district have
formed joint company for the pur-
pose Of turning the course Of Sullivan
creek. The stream on which most
Of the placer ground Is situated, and
from prospects already made they
expect to clean up considerable dust
from the bed Of the creek.
A bank Of gravel which they
have had 10 cut through to change
Its course, shows good prospects, and
all parties holding placer ground arr
in high spirits. Very little is being
done on the quartz lodges at present,
owing TO a lack Of capital in the camp
to defray the expense Of working
them, but those holding such claims
have every faith 10 their turning out
to be good property, and propose to
hold them by assessment work, until
such time as they can attract the at
tentlon Of capital and get a smelter
to work their ores. PrOsDectOrs are
arriving daily, twenty-three men ar
riving at Matalllne the two days pre-
vious to the writing Of the captains
letter.
, 1885-04-25
SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF WARRINGTON
COUNTY OF sFoKASE,
In the District CouH Of the Territory
WashInEton. and for the First Judicial Disa
triet Thereof, holding terms At Cheney, spOi
kane County, In said Territory.
Arthur X; Woodbury., plaintiff, W, Douglas
The UnitHa states OF America 10 DOuGlaS
Morton, defendant: You are hereby ~
euired tc appear In an action brought AFEinst
District Court Of the TerritofJ of WhshlnFtoa
and forthe First Judicial Diatrict thereof hold
Ing terms a. cheney spokane Con2ty IN saia
nled In spokane County, within twenty days
after the service Of this summon, eNs
aSS 81 ine eoSStv aSy o. 'gTS'es 5o, sry 'Srys
IN said county, but within said diAtriol,
IN thlrty days II served within any etheF
II served BY publication, within sixty days
aftcr the date Of the nrst publication Of thia
summons, or the said plaintiff will take yudE-
prayer Of the complaint
This 4ctior is brought to obtain decree
this court for the foreelosure of mortgage of
township 2, range n, ". W, NJ, executed by
Douglas Morton, July H. 1883, TO secure the
Sy ~ & q Sa5s SSsP bv p5o@iI,0y Sa 5Ots aassd
for six hundred and nfty dollars, payable one
| year after date TO the order Of Arthur X.
cent per month, together with ten per cent.
| Of the amount due on said note As attorneys
fees. That said premises may Be sold for uhe
payment OF said note, Interest, attorney . fees
and costs Of suit, Thai plaintiff have exeeu-
| ton against said Douglas Morton for any
balance remalninE due after applying the
| proceeds OF said sale 10 the payment OF said
note, interest and costs, and that said defend
ants and all othenH claiming under or thruur
them be barred and foreeiosed OF ali right,
| tltlet Interest or claim In and TO said mort
gagged premises and for other proper relief.
| Witness the Hon. e. Z. Wlnfard, Associate
| Justice OF the supreme Court o. WanhinEton
Territory, and Judge Of said court, nnd the
seal thereof amxed, this 2lth day Of Novem-
ber, A. d. 1884.
IL 3. A. REEVES AYERS, ClsTk.
By J, 7. LocEHART, DePu:y,
| NASH kINNAInD, Flaintinaa Attornarm.
Date OF nrst publication, December, "a, 1884.
, 1885-04-25
IT IS THERE.
A Big Cleanup on Dream GHch.

As the country Is more systemat-
ically worked up the Ceur a. 'Alene
mines give brighter and brighter
promise Of great riches. The pros
pect and preliminary work OF last
year is now giving ample returns for
the labor, and II is safe to say that
while there will be ? great deal Of
gold taken out Of the district this
summer, a far greater amount will
be cleaned one, two and three years
hence, when all arrangements are
perfected for handling the dirt. A
letter was received In this city last
evening, written by one Of our
tOwnsmen to his wife, in which he
states that at the last cleanup on
Dream Rulch thirty-seUeH pounds Of
pure dust WIS the RESULT Dream
gulch, it will be remembered, has al
ready become famous for some OF It's
productions, but this surpasses It's
previous record. The gold repre-
rpsents Il money value Of over $500.
Gentlemen acquainted with the
mines with whom we have talked
express no surprise over the find,
and state that In their candid Opln-
ion that with the proper facilities for
handling the dirt the Dream guleh
clesu-uB will be surpassed by'Inany
other claims While mining Is an
exciting pursuit, In which only q
small per cent Of those engaged In
1t ever make fortune, yet the news
Of such strikesAwaken fiendish de-
sire among men to try their luck.
There Is one pleasant tn ng about
the find we like, and that is lncOn-
ftrOvertible proof that the gold
Is there, ali reports to theeeontary
heretofore circulated nOtwithstand-
ing.
, 1885-04-25
Summons.
TEKRiToRT OF WAhHINoToE, l..
Countv Of spokane. :

TEERfToET or WAaHINoToE, l.
Couhty Of spokane.
In the District Court Of the Territory og
Washington, and for the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms At Cheney,
spokane County, In said Territory.
Mary Ann Palmer, plaintiff,
william ]. Palmer, defendant.
The United States OF America 10 WIlliaaa
J. Palmer, defendant You are hFrrbt 70
dulred 10 appear in an action brought against
you BY Mary Ann Palmer, plalnlih, n the
District Court OF the Territory Of Washingtoh
and for the First Judicial District thercof,
holding terms at Cheney, Spokane COuhty, In
said Territory, To answer the complaint of
plaintiff nled In spokane county, within
twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons, exclusive Of the day OF service, ~
county, but In said District, In thirty dayn.
II served IN any other Judicial District In The
Territory In forty days. II served by publi-
cation, within sixty days RfieT the date o. this
summons, or the plaintiff will take lndEment
against you by default, according 70 the
prayer OF the complaint said action 10
brought 70 obtain the dissolution of bonds Of
matHmOny now existing between plAintin
and defendant; and also 10 obtain the cunto-
dy Of the minor children OF the said parlea.
-, Witness the Hon. 8. G. WingArd,
sENL Associate Justice OF the SupFemg
- Court Of Washington Territory, and
thereof anKed, this 18Th day Of Nov, A. ..
lssL
A. REEVES AYREs, Clsrk.
By ]. 7. LOCKHARr, Deputy.
Hoover and Allen, p'thh attorneys.
Firat publication Now, y, 1854.
, 1885-04-25
Administrators Notice.

In the matter OF the estate Of L. W. Rima, de-
ceased.
NOTICE IL hereby given that under and by
IN virtue Of an order Of the Probate COult
of Spokane county, Washington Territory,
the underslgnod has been appointed admin
lstrator Of the estate OF l.. W, Rima, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased will present the same, with the necea-
sary vouchers, within one year after date Of
Falls, W.T.. =. HEATH.
Administrator Of the estate Of l. W. Rima,
deceased.
HoOvER a ALLEN, Attorneys.
Spokane Falls, W. T., Feb. Y, 1855
, 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.


LAND oFT1cE AT SPOKANE FALIs, W. 7.
March u, 1885
Notice "a hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice uf his intention
10 make nnal proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
u. 4. Land once al Spokane Falls, W, T., o
April a, 1855, 10 a, m, Ma; Lewis Rane, VII
made Homestead Entry No. H3s for the ~ \
Of Sec. y, r. 2fN, n, q r. W, N.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlvn-
tlon Of said land, vizi II Rothroek, W. II.
Marshall, Wm- Jarait, Thomaa Lloyd, Of
j. N. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1885-04-25
Summons.


COuNTr o. HroEAMu.
IN Juailceiu Court, o. y. Weed, Juliice-lTo
Il W. Abbott Lewis and q. \. stock we'll.
You are hereby notified that Mitchell ,
Lewis COmp1n ny, Limited, q corporation, has
hled complaint against you IN said eourt
which will come on 10 be heard al my once
In the city of spokane Falla IN spokane
County, W, T., on the 6th day of Maya
D. 1885, at tho hour Of 10 O'Clock a. ~, and
unless you appear and then and there an-
Hwer, the same Will Be taken - confessed
The Object and demand Of said complnint n
10 recover alsAo0i upon promlaaory note ox-
ecuted By defendants 70 plaintiff, on the Itlh
day Of June l9ei, pa, able on the lfih day %
December, issi, with interest ~ Ten per cent.
Per nnmum. y
Complaint MED April 3, 1856
OF. WEED, Up.
By Blnkley A Taylor plaintifnH atiorneTn
First publication April 4, iafS
, 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.


LASD oyTIcE At sroEAsE F4LLs,
W. t. Apr. ., il8h
Notice h hereby given that the followinr
named settler has dlcd nollec Of hia Intention
10 make nual proof IN support % hla claim,
and that said pnpof will bc made before The
Register And RECEIVER a. spokane fnlll,
W. IT, o. Nay n, 1885, % a. M, Nla; Laydfnrd
~ Mhltiens frc-empllon neclaralory STATE
ment, No. 1000, for the ~ - nct nnd Ldla
and 2, section 4, touuship =. n nanre ~ ~
He names the following witnesses % prove
ton of aid land, vi1s Aiber p. Moircrion,
Thos. u. neun, Charles @. 0cirer, and VIE
liam A. Woodru All q Apntane Balls ". Z.
J. -. ARMS tiioNei. norlairr.
, 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.
LAED oTIIdE At sroEAr. EAII., WI.

LAND oTFIuE AT sFoKANH FAILS, VT,
March "a. l11S,
NOTICE ia hereby given thai the foiiouinn
IN named settler has nled nollce of hls lntan-
tion TO make fnnl proof IN support of hia
claim, and that said proof will Be made before
United states Land Once, ~ Spokane ralla,
on May l2i 1855, A. 10 A. n. wis william n
0ribbe, who made II. ID. No. l2lf, for The
nv \ of SECTION g, Tp. = n, Of Range q
He names the following witnesses b prove
mis- continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land Wis GeorEe Broekman, 81
spokane Falls W. r., and Clint FaFnaworth,
I.esllo Reynolds, and Albert Worley, ali of
N2Ss'u' ma H. ARMSTRONG R.-,.,,,
, 1885-04-25
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, BY the un.
N derlirued administrator Of the estate Of
John Fraser, deceaaed, 70 the credltorH Of, and
an persons having claims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within one year from The INST pub
llcafion OF this notice, 10 the said admlnls-
traitor, n hla place Of residence, In spokane
Fnlla, Waah. Ter.
Dated, March gl, 1885.
HECTOR PATTERSON.
Adminisirat1r.
, 1885-04-25
NOTICE.
UNILEp STATS L4ND oTyIcE,

UNITED STATES LAND OTYTCE,
Spokane Falls, W. T., Mar. D, 1885,
Complaint having been entered at this
Onice by Eugene J. FellOwes against Jnmes
W. Andrews, for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No, 3oo2, dated October II, 1883, upon the
se y of sec. u, town. %, range Al, In Spokane
county, Territory 0f Washington, with view
10 the cancellation OF said entry. The said
pariies are hereby summoned to appear at
this once on the 18Th day OF May, 1885, at
10 O'Clock a. M, TO respond and furnish tcs-
imony concerning said alleged abandon-
menL
apri-sw JNo. l. WILSON, Receiver.
, 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLs,W II. !
March =, lSsS.
Notice IL hereby Eiven that the f1lloWinn
named settler has nled nOtice Of his Intention
u. x. Land once NJ Spokane Falls, on June
II, 1884, 10 o. m. VII; Joshua b. STAFFORD
OF sec. u, Up. . n. Of Il. q E.W. ".
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous n sidence upon, and e1liiva-
Piner, rhos. Hardssty, A N. Cannon, of
9PoASh' f'!ph j n. GRMsrRoNo. REGISTER.
, 1885-04-25
Rest and be Refreshed.

VIHE NATIONAL HOTEL. Of sppgue,W
T.. recently redtted offers for emlgrants
and the public generally comfortable lodg-
ingg and a hrHt class table. For commercial
travellers special accommodations including
a furnished sample room. The house u bet
ter prepared than ever before 10 give entire
satisfaction 10 lts patrons, No palms spared
Is Insure the comfort Of ali Rates reasonable.
W. X. SKELETON, Pro.
, 1885-04-25

LArp oErIcr Al srnEArE EALIa.l

LAND oFEIcE AT sroEANE FAIIs,l
Mar, a, l6aA
Notice 10 hereby given that the folloHinr
named settler has nled notice OF his intenttoh
70 make fnAl proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
q. +. Land Once Al Spokane Falla on Nay
,,tS ~ -, 1,s,,. X n sss -, ~ W, ~
aud Ew Z and lots and 3 Sec. ., Township
a, N. X. "a, +. W. n.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
ton Of said land. viz; X. n. kenrey, Jaa.
Mullen, John Harrison, Sr., all Of spokAnS
Falls, W. 7. and GeOrEe Brown, of MRnhAll
W.T..
ms j. N. ARMSTRONG, nagfHteF.
, 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.
LAED oTTIcE AT sFOEA.r TALls, /

LAND OTTIcE AT sPOKArE FALLa,
Feb. n, i6sS
Notice IA hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of bis Intention
TO make nnhl proof In support Of his elain
and that said proof will be made befoTB the
Y. =. Land Oulce At spokane Falls, W. r., on
Apr lb, 1875, at 10 a. m, viz; lewis r. Peters,
who made Homestead Entity No. 29la, for tbs
y, mex, NV y 81 and se X NV 5t,'see 10,
fp y, range ~ r WIN.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his cOntinuods residence upon nnd culiiva-
tlon Of said land, via; W. l. Miles, jos.
NILES, X. ". Keeny, Of spokane Faila Iohn
Harson, Mar1hall.W. 7.
, 1885-04-25
NOW READY, %
5ETTLERS'GUIDE
AND
HAND -BOOAHSPOKAlEFALLs

Containing sketches of Washington Terrific
ry, Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho,
The Great Plain Of the Columbia, The Big
Bend region, together with the most accu-
rate description of the Occur d'Alene, Pend
Nd'Oreille, Colville, Chewelah, Similkameen
and other mining districts
, 1885-04-25

- Preparations arc 70 be made to re-
oolve and aocommodato immiEranis that
lrrlra hoIa.
, 1885-04-25
Notice for Publication.
uNTTEp STATS LAED OTTIcE,
SFoKAEE FALLS, W. T., March eth 'oS.


NOTICE Is hereby liven that the following
N named settler has hled notice Of his In
tentlon TO make Anal proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will b made be-
fore the Register or Receiver United States
Land once At spokane Pals, W. T., on April
u, 1885, l P. n. VIZ; John e. Gray who made
II. d. entry No, an for the % \ section 10,
Tp Is n. r. q. 2. W. N.
Ne names the following Witnessea IN prUvs
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
tlon Of said land. vlH l. WaiHte, W. a. Nio-
Falls. ". T.
IN ARNsTRoSt R.vts..,
, 1885-04-25
Tn Central Location d tAD CITY d sllkllI Falls,

With its Matchless Water Power, making it
the only place which can ever become
a Great Centre for the CONNER
cial and manufacturing
demands Of the
Pacific Northwest will be
clearly shown in this work 1t
will be such work as every one in the
city will be interested in widely dist ibutine
, 1885-04-25
LETTER LIST.

The followingis = list Of letters remaining
uncalled for In the POstOfilce At spokane Falls,
WashingtOn Territory April Is, lssj.
, 1885-04-25

Persons asking for any Of the above letter.
this list. &. HEATH. p. N.
, 1885-04-25

Notice for Publication.

BTI. T. JOCKHART, Deputy.
Hoover and Allen, p'tds Attorneya.
First publication Nov. q, 1884.
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at HOME.


At homo we kee our treasures. the precious
Father. Mother, Brother, sister, chncren, Hus-
baud. Wife:
At Home we lay foundations for coming good
or I'll,
And start out on the journey up liies uneven
hill,
At Home
At Home we build heart temples wherein We
The affairs and the tables where our olive
branches Irvine:
At Home we ask and answer the Questionin of
fate
And seek 70 Ind the ma rrow path up to the gate
that's straight
Al Home we shun the broader way TO gates tina
open wide,
And hold the path OF rectitude when opening
paths divide;
At Home we trace the. chart OF Time, with
mingled hopes and fears,
Find pain and pleasure, sun and storm mid
treasured smiles and tears,
at Home
AT Home where loved ones gather, the purest
Joys we know,
While holding closely in embrace our own. for
veal or woe:
At Home we drink OF sorrow'B cup. when falls
Affections tear,
And greetings and fsrewells arc faid by those
we hold most dear,
At Home We tire and wander, but though we
roam afar
We k.ep the range and reckoning OF our mag
At Home the dearest spot on earth. where
deity and with zest
We weave LIES web TO lay II down and seek
eternal rest,
At Home.
Good Housekeentuo
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The Southern Negro.

IJoaquin Miller, IN the Independent
Thu largest half Of the sixty thousand in.
habilants is black, not mulatto Tnese two
races down South are not going to mix.
Whatever may franspire in the North. we
msy 90 we'll settle down to the fact that that
We ore to have the BLACK man with us while
the flag waves. Hs 10 not going to die; much
less is he going 10 forget his coior and his
kind.
have gone among tie negroes here alone
and quietly to see what they are about aud
how they live. They are idle. and they live
miserably. There is work for them to do, but
they are not disposed to do any work; csr-
tainly no more than compelled TO in order
to exist. Aud yet, with all this misery, they
are happy
Isat at table with one family. The food
was rice and sugar, and rice and molasses,
and rice straight. And yet they all-sixteen
in famiiy-seemed sleek and happy. The
rice-a third grade snd very cheap-is boiled
with biz of bacon, and is not without nutri-
ton.
Briefly, bat emphstically, the course OF the
black man here is not upward. The white
man is going ahead here. The black man Is
falling far behind. Schools are here for him;
but the back streets, the sandbanks, the gut.
ters, are all alive and swarming with indo.
lent, dirty and worthless little blocks of
ebony that ought to be looked after.
Here il the ittle heather, right ct our
door, in need OF help.
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The Bnrrowed Horse.

I"Tachyhippodamia, by W. j. PeIlow.l
CT will relate little circumstance that
took place in Mexico few years bafore
left there. One of my friends had horse ex-
tremely gentle and of such an easy, agreeable
gait that he took the greatest care of him
and held him at great price. A well-fed
big al lusty friar was friend to our neigh
Dor one who liked the good things Of this
world az well as he liked to ride out TO the
small towns bordering upon the city OF Mex
leo and take dinner with the bony lssses
and countrymen inhabiting thoss villages.
he used to ask nv friend to loan him his
horse to take these excursions just around
the capital, and, as his requests were granted
with so good a grace. be, in q short time,
went SO far as to ask the lean OF this fsvorite
animal to 60 to Cuernavaca, distance OF
eighteen lesgues. AS this happened pretty
often, our friend complained to me one day
OF the indiscretion Of the friar. i asked him
il he could procure me a friars dress for a
few days, and leave his horse with me for
the same time. he d.dso. dressed myself
IN the friar's dress and went in where the
horse was. ! took good whip in nv hand
and made him DO penanee for nc other sin
but that Of too much gentleness. Going out
took off my friar's dress and went in again
in my own dress, and handled him gently. I
repeated the operation few days. st the end
Of which took the horse back to his master,
and told him he might lend him to the friar
whenever be pleased. A day or two after he
came TO my store. 'Your remedy said he,
has had marvellous effect Our monk ha:
iust left my house, perfectly persuaded that
my horse is possessed with the devil. Fol
when the holy personage came up to take
| him by the bride to get on him, he was 80
| frightened, and wheeled round 50 quick, and
| few away from him with SO much terror
| that one would have said that he took him
| for the destroying angel The friar crossed
himself many times. hurried away in al
haste to the convent to sprinkle himsel
with holy water, and never asked my frien(
| fer his horse again." In this case the hors'
| remembered the dress not the features OF thu
individual Who used the whip on him.
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from 81 to 81 In the shops, and make IL In
large low on top, and the bonnet Is complete.
The long looped Alsacian bow made of such
q tcarf 10 blooming TO many, while Others
massed on top OF the bonnet in the most Of.
fective manner. The human face should be
oval, and the dressing Of the hair and the
arrangement OF the bonnet trimming should
be done with regard to producing this effect
Before buying q new bonnet the purchaser
must decide whether her hair Is 10 bs worn
high or 10 DO brought down in Catogan
braid.
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LITTLE FOLKS.
At Home.
GOOD Housekeep.

"How can find out all about the young
lady TO whom l am engegedr' asEs pro.
spectiye benedict. Has she a younger brother?
II go, consult him.
what is the matter with the babyP'
asked lady OF little girl, whose baby
brother she understood to be ailing. "0l
nothin' much" was the answer. Hes only
hatchin' teeth.n
A Sunday. school teacher asked little girl
oi her class IL she had been baptized. Eyes"
said the little girl 1.-TWO tiuss." Two timesl
Why, how could that be?" exclaimed the
teacher. at didn't take the first time" laid
the little girl.
Little Dick-"Is you going to be my new
br, ther? MIR. De Ricn (aoc spted suItor)-
"Yss, my little fellow" You is goin' to get
hitched to my sister, amt your your
n the holy bonds Of matrimony." "Id like
to see EN-" Use whatp' 1.-THE bonds.
Sister has been b.owin' about how many you
have to everybody what comes q
A little Mt. Carmel tour year OLE, who is
nj IN inquiring turn Of mind, while lisfea-
ing to his mann mas lullaby, Put away those
little dresses" interrupted her to ask,
"What dead was" The young mother, who
always tries to explain so that her boy may
bis heart Stops to beat" After musipg q
moment the little fellow exclaimed, "But
mamma where do the beats 60 tor"
A few days ago this selfsame boy received
box OF bananas from grandma. As mamma
was about to return her thanks for the
fruit, she called her little con and said,
"Well, Clifton, what shall mamma say to
your grandma about these Mica bananas?"
Whereupon he at once answered, without a
none nt's hesitation, Tell Dranma me sends
bushel Oh tisses, and tell her to send some
NOR"
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wouldu't Admit of Examination.

Enfant Terrible (who 10 spending the after
noon ct the SIniths'). MY mother says
she d like TO look like you. Mrs. Smith"
Mrs, S. (who is extremely plain, bat not
entirely aware of IT'D. Like me, my dear?
take that az compliment indeed from so
very pretty a iaoy as your mamma. You're
quite sure it was l, Johnny, that she
meant7'
Johnny (sccepting another crullar) "Oi,
yes'n. She said that if she could have your
health and strength, she believed she'd as
lief look just az you do"
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The Small Bow.

No more with cold the small boys nose
At early morning tingles;
And, as the weather warmer grows.
His hair his mother shingles.
Soon TO the PLACID pool he'll HE,
Whose banks wild flowers bespangle,
And as the sunny hours glide by
For hornpouts he will angle.
Perbrps he'll OF the water feel.
Aud where be thinks 1t warmest,
Upon the bank he'll quickly peel
And plunge right in head foremost;
Ger bathing suits he makes no fuss,
Their texture or their trimming;
In purfs naturalibus-
That's how he goes in swimming.