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PaeIne hlai.srarninr.

NEW York, Oct. 2l.-The Pacific
Mail directory have declareaR divi-
dsnd u ii por cent. for tho current
quarter The statement OF tho com
psny shows gross earnia2s for the
quarter ending August 81, Sl,2S2, iS7;
operating expenses, Ss2s, 1856 net earn
ings, Sl0iC33; o.sh October 10, SS32, 1884
esiimnted cash November J., 500 s0.
q. u. Huntington said yesterday that
ho aid not believe any notice terminal
ing tho contract with tho Pacific Mail
Steamship COMPANY hsd been given.
~ certainly know nolhiGg about n.
SAW tho reported ststem0nt OF Mr..
Adams, hut / have nothing 10 say
about IL. He is an excellent man, nut
some men talk gTeat deal more than
oIheTs. II l wished 10 end contract /
should write Ia othsfs associated witt
me that we had better meet and talk
the mater over. ! am sure that no
notice regarding the contract with tho
Pacific Mail has bsen received In my
Oflica.u
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Dual Qualification.

Referring TO the coming meeting to
discuss tho dual classification ques-
ton, tho Chicago Times says:
"rhe moeting liz altogether perfuuc-
tory, as IL IN noe ut ali likely that any
change will he made In carload orless
CARLOAD rates, or, IL any, not enough
10 materially affect tho classification
as IL now ohta.ns. The plain truth OF
tho matter ~, that without any refer
ence % the Justice or Injustice o, the
prescott maIhod the roaus do rot caro-
10 invite or precipitate adverse legisls-
ton In tho gr0ugpr States, result
tnat would surely follow aur attsmpt
to abolish tho distinction. Thu meet
ing Is cRilot merely ~ An nc; ot couI-
tesy TO tbu c0mmcrcisl classes inter
ested 10 allow fhsm % areten. whai-
ever arguments tney may care 10 sub
mit.n
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s,llaoNo nu'Lolro N rsxAs
Ihe nlnh sale nsetfaea " f1iNiiy
"1ts beaver cap ~ hH cioasp tliis
issF4p W gFsss nfihp .Arnnirs
rafa nna fhu santa 90
lH Othtr Railroad Nawa,
i.r,l,a.a nulIalnr 10 rs.ss.

= Nav YoHK, Dot. 2s.-lspecial. 1.-THE
activity IN railroad extension il
Texas 10 attracting attention. Tho
purchasers OF the Texas Trunk
propose 10 extend the line =
miles, TO Athens, where oonnec
ton viii be made with the
Texas & st. Louis. The
Colorado. Texas q Gulf company
will build from Pueblo. Colorado,
southeast through Las Vegas, New
Mexico, 10 connection with
the Fort Worth X Denver City. rha
Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fe
win extend from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and the extension OF the
Lampasas branch a making rapid
Roadway In tho direction OF Brown
wood. But tho matter OF the limo from
Runnols 10 In uncertainty, and 1t may
be carried westward to the Colorado or
northward 10 the Texas q Pacific line.
The San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Will
build north to a connection with tho
Texas q st. Louis Mt Waco, and pToba-
bly, from Floresville b the San An
tonic river. Grading for the Marshall
Il Northwestern will be commenced
sortly FROM Winnsboro in both dl
rections.
The war in rates by Southern roads
il being reflected in their earnings,
and for the frat week in October the
East Tennessee fell short sl2 200 Of last
years figures. The other roads must,
OF necessity, BIO doing likewise, but as
yet the outlook IL not promising for an
early adjustment OF the difference aud
cess alton OF tho suicidal system OF
business.
The announcement that contract
has been closed between an English
syndicate and certain cattle mon for
delivery to tho syndicate fortnightly,
for five years, $4,000 frozen carcas OF
beof az the wharf at Galveston, veri-
fees the statement made In these dis
patches OF tho disposition of English
capitalists to establish trade direct be-
tween Galveston and tho English
markets, and with deeper water at
Galveston, ID is believed that this
trade would assume largo proportions.
With Tho increased railrosd facilities
now in progress In the State, and the
abilisy 10 deal directly with foreign
markets, the futures of Texas ia ad-
ditionally promising.
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Thex Need 4 ~ rheir nusiness

TExARKANA, Oct. S.-[Speeisl.I IA
number OF the msgnates Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railwsy, among whom
was eon of Jay Gould. and Superin-
tendent Kerrigan, passed through to-
day. They spent several hours in the
city comforting with Better, who re-
Gently won tract of land in q law sui
in tho supreme cours on which anum-
Der Of tho company's tracks arc To-
GATED. They, it is understood, deem it
absolutely necessary to own tho land
referred to, which comprises tract of
sc acres, valued by Better at $4,000. 1t
is not known whether or not pur-
chase was made today by the visiting
representatives OF the road referred to.
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pIedioal Men of distinction

Have heen among the foremost TO
give honor whore honor was due
in the case Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters. Abjuring old-fashioned pro-
fessional prejudice, they have frankly
borne evidence to its worth as means
of remedying dyspepsia, fever and
ague, billions remittent, rheumatism,
constipation, liver complaint, debility
and renal disorder5. With all intelli-
gent people this favorable professional
verdict had Its due weight, especially
as it was In direct continuation OF that
OF the people and the prass. Far more
effectual has 1t proved than bombastic
assertion, too often resDrtsd to bv the
proprietors OF remedies of doubtful
value. "The plain unvarnished truth"
about the bitters is more than sufficient
TO convince u skeptic. As q family
medicine ct comprehensive utility,
pr smpt and thorough In action and
pure IN composition, it stands deserv-
edly first.
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n,ansn oornra-rtlln rsnr.


Ouunf 40 AfrHAis,
r. .. Harrison a Co.,. w. Wosiafl
Union Telegraph company, ifou
orege county. While, p,l, IN ordor q
hold Che company liable for negligence
la the Transmission ct "oiphur lolo
gran" The company must have notls,
10 tho iime the sane a. received ~ u,
value aud importance. n there wei
no tuen notice tho COMPANY ~ llabl'
only IA nominal damages, simple no
tioo OF tho fact that su0h cipher dis
patch Il Tor tna salo or purchase Of
goods IN sufficient notice that u IN ol
| Importance. Plaintiffs wsrt
employed by Dnks 10 negotiate with
| Latham, Alexander & Co., Of New
York, Tor tha purchase OF 100 bales al
cotton Tor iuiuro delivoryi but tho op.
orator Ia hending tue message oTdordd
them 10 sell insiead u purchase tho
cotton. Plaintiffs seek 10 recover Tor
money which they paid Duke, which
amount ho woula nave made, nut did
hot make GA account OF the
mistake, aud also for Ike
amount paid u Lstnan * Go. Plain
tiiia were not bound 10 psy either of
these amounts. They were not Obliged
10 pay the smOunt ia Latham & Co, n
the contract was mad0 through MIA
take OF tho company. Nor were ,heY,
as SCENTS OF Duke, compelled % pay
him tho amount OF hts loss, AS hi,
agents thoy did their duty when they
delivered The proper message 20 the
telegraph company. As wo have neen,
Duke, himself, was not bound 20 tho
contract II he had sent the dispatch
himself. The payment oil these amounts
by plSintin was voluntary on his p art,
and he cannot recover the same
against the telegraph company. AZ
iirmed.
Edward Foster VS., tho State, from
Dallas county. Wilson, J.. The evil
dence IL not sufficient to sustain con-
viotion. Harper, from whom the theft
Is said TO have been committed, could
not identity The defendant rs con-
nected with the theft. Bogle, the other
witness, who says ho saw the defend
ant commit iheik, says that
Harper was not present, but was
down ~ thB othOr end OF the train. so
tha defendant is no. connected by
either OF tho witnesses with tue theiL
OF Harper's pOcRatbook. Tho crodui-
ity Of the witness Boyle was success
fully impeacheu; but n all he said be
taken rs true 10 IL difficult 10 determine
upon whag theory tha trial judge per-
mitt-d the conviction 20 sIaud. Re-
versod auG renand6d.
Ben. Lame VS.. tho State, from San
Augustine county. Wilson, !. Muir
der In the ti'sJ degree with tne death
penalty. Ihis is one of the most thor.
ough aud exhaustive opinions on X met
case ever delivered by the court OF Ap-
peals. In the record Of the testimony
| the court shows: FIRST, tnat defendant
| had the motive 10 commiJ tho nIuIder;
second, that no had the oppOc.
| tunity, his aitampt mC aiibi having
failed. Third, his horse was tracked
from the scene of the murder o. wbeTe
be was sesn. Fourth, OF ih' mosriug
OF the kiliiDg the defendant ilec. Again
IL WAS not shown thai any osher person
had the motive or opportunity % c0m-
nit the murder, nor WAS any one elsa
| oonnectea with the crime. In addition
| TO all This thsre WAS one witness TO tho
murder who Identities tho defeuda At,
| and who is corroborsted by tue facts
in the case, Affirmed.
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tn, strrc. Car ConventIou Aclourns.

ST. LOUIS, 09s, 23.--rGs American
Street Railway association resumed los
session this morninR. The following
officers were selected Tor thu ensuing
year: President, Julius ID. Walsh, of
ST. Louis; FIRST vice-president, William
White, of New York; second vics-preS-
ident, Samuel Little, OF Boston,; score
tarY aud treasurer, William r. Rich
ardson, OF Brooklyn. The remainder
of tho session was devoted TO discus
sion of passes.
. When the convention adjourned, It
was to meet in Cincinnati on tho third
wednesday in next October. The d ell.
egates were given o banquet Tonight.
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The Central passenger committee
which has hesn IN session at 3r. Louis
adjourned Wednesday TO meet at Cia
elnnAti November II, There WAS ne
busine S OF. Importance transacted al
this session save u few fines that wsTe
imposed on several of the roads for in
fractions of the commiltee's rules
There was some lively Kicking in.
dulged by the passenger agents whose
roads were on Trial, but tho fines wore
all made to stick.
The citizens OF ste. Genevieve, Mis-
souri, arc very anxious to have the
proposed ST. Louis extension Of the
Texas 81 S.. Louis road, from Birds
Point, III Mississippi county, nioug the
western bank OF tbs river, - Iich Will
give them the road. Enthusiastic
meetings have bsen held recently by
Jhe people OF both Ste. Genevieve aud
PerTyville, and The necessary commit
tees appointed TO carry oustho required
work.
A certain judge living IN the line OF
81. Louis railway, sent 8 request to
the manager few days ago for pass,
and ADDED, OF @ ciiDcher to nis de-
mand, that he would have il in his
power In the near future to do the rail-
way company some service, as caS0s
now pending would be- heard and dc
termined in his court. He did not get
the pass Globe Democrat.
The Chicago, Burlington Dc Quincy
will soon be extended from Carrollton,
Missouri, to Fort Scott, Ksnsas. a
committee of citizens from Higgins
vile, Lafayette county, Missouri, have
Just returned from Chicago, where
they waited on the officials Of that
company and got the promise that the
road would be built via chat city.
Another third.class excursion party
left st. Louis for California
Wednesday via the Iron Noun.
tain, Texas IL Pacific and South
ern Pacific. There were AZ pee
pie in the party, and they were given
y rate OF $3.50 each.
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Mr.. John Il. Dowell, commission
merchant, 102 South Charles street,
Baltimore, Maryland, writes: ~ have
been great sufferer with pain in my
back and kidneys. Hearinr that Sal
walton Oil would relieve me procured
81 bottle, tried it but few times, aud
Il gave me complete relief and have
n II been troubled in this way since.
T oonsider Il an exeeIisnt remaSy.n
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Gap Complete freight war,

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-[Special. i
K The Shreveport q Houston narrow
gauge railway has been completed to
the Sabine river, where connection
will be made with the Houston, East
( d West Texas road. The first ship.
ment from Logansport, on the Sabine
river, consisting OF over 100 bales OF
cotton, will arriye hero tomorrow via
the now road.
* The freight war which has been CO.
ing on here for several days between
the Queen & Crescent and the Texas IL
Pacific companies, has notyet been adj
listed, .z
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w. Il. Howell & Bros, druggists,
would specially recommend TO the la
dies Acker's dyspepsia Tablets. AS q
laxative they have no equal. They are
guaranteed TO cure chronic constipa-
tion, dyspepsia, aud all diseases aris-
ing rom der8Gged stomach. With u
free use of the Tablets, sick headache
IL imnOagible
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However light
n AN

However light
AID dlgestible,
For two or three hours at time ]
| had to 60 through tho most
EXcruciating pains,
sand the oniy way ever got"
"Relief ~
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained !! No one can conceive the
pains that ] had TO so through, until
Sat las!?"
/ was taken! $50 that for three
weeks lay in bad and
Could eat nothing !!
My sutterings wefe so that / called
two doctors to give me something that
would stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good to me.
Atlsst hoard good deal
"About your Hop Bitters !
And determined to try them"
Got bottle-in four hours took the
contents of
Ono ~!
Next day I was out Of bed, and have
not seen 8
"Sick %
Hour, from the same cause. since.
have recommended it to hundreds
of others. You have no such
"Advocate as am"
Gro. KENDALL, Allston, Boston, Masa.
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Cure for the Piles. IA

Cure for the Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded BY a
sense of weight IN the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose that no has
some affection OF the kidneys Or
neighboring organs. At times, symp-
tomt 8 indigestion are present, hatu-
Iency. uneasiness Of the stomach, etc.
ducing very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, is common at
tendant. Blind, Bieedipg and Itching
Piles Weld at Opca 10 tho application
Of DR.. Bosauko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon tho parts affectei,
absorbing she yusnorH, alley ing the
Intense iFcf1ing, and affecting a perms-
pent cilrss Prics, so csuls. Address,
|the Dr.. Bosanko Madicins Company,
piqns, Oaio. solyf by al brug gists,
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Perfs citing Arrangements.

PARIS, Dot. 23.-[Special. There is
no longer any room for doubt as to the
building Of the Marshall & Northwes-
tern railway. Tho officials are now in
the city perfecting arrangements, and
the engineer CORDS WILDE here Mon
day and commence operations in To-
eating the route. Paris has taken stock
to tho amount Of $75, 900.
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, General supe tint endsnt Kerrigan

e MARSHALL, Oct. % Special ~ Con
ersl superintendent Kerrigan, who
succeeded General Hoxles MS manager
of the Gould system in this State, &C
cornpanied by Q. FL. Haynes, chief d
the motive power of the system, ar
rived here this evening and viii re-
main until Monday.
The Erio Wants the Ohio q Missisaippi
Tho latest report is that the New
York, Lake Erie & Western compn'
nv IL to obtaina lease OF the Ohio q
Mississippi road. As to tho terms Of
the lease, 1t Is said that the Erie is 70
pay the fixed charges OF the Ohio q
MIssissippi, which amounts 10 81, ESQ.,
go yesr, and gszsrantees dividend d
~ per cent. GA the capital stock o.
~. 0o0. 900. which would atnount IL
w. 0so r~cre. The Bsitinore 4 OHIO
.l'lqpls Ina 4 4 proposition 70 tho digec
+ tcrs 81 too, OHIO a. Miasi< ior i
lease Of the :propertys which was 70.
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Against tho Consolidation of Competing

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 26.--Tho ar
gument in tho South Pennsylvania lit
igation, which is suit to prevent the
consolidation Of competing lines of
railroad IN This state, began tbs morn
ing before Judges isimouton aud Nc
Phe.sop. All the attorneys for both
sides were present.
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh'5 Cure is
the remedy TOR you. Sold by j. L..
Williams 81 Co.
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Shiloh's Cough ard Consumption
Cure il sold by US on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold by J. L. Will
ia7us n fjp. "a
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, oonstlpation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skip? Shiioh's Vital
izer is positive cure. Sold by j. l..
Williams.
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Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. l.. Williams dc
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To permit yourself and family TO
"Sutfer ~
With sickness when it can be pre-
vented and cured so easily
With Hop Bitters |! !!
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E@-None genuine Without q bunch Of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop' OF
"HopsD In taeir name.
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Health Restored 3
TH& sgoUTfg pYG 3TE2S
Medical and Surgical Institute
DR. f2iHcS clarke Dr. F. 8IGfLQH, Medical Staff



ro be Structure GLEEF Piles Epilepsy Rheumatism
males c urel for he and rse!n methods difficult
sona a reas
8 . a
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Sniloh's t;atatrh Remedy, & positive
cure Tor chtArrh. dlphtheria and eanR
er mouth. sold BY Ill. Williams n
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, positive
cure for catar5b, diphtheris and cank-
er mouth. Sold by J. L. Williams d
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AnE srrLL rRIuMpnANr.

For fifteen years they have steadily gain
ed in favor, and with sales constantly iu-
creasing have become the most popular
corset throughout the United States.
The G quality is warranted to wear twice
as long as The ordinary corsets. We have
lately introduced the G and n II Grades,
with extra long waist, and we can furnish
them when preferred
slightest awards from all the worlds great
fairs The last medal received il for First
Degree of merit, from The late Exposition
held at New Orleans.
While scores Of patents have been found
WORTHLESS, the principles of the Glove-F Fit
ting have proved invaluable.
Retailers are authorized to refund money
II, on examination, these Corsets do not
prove as represented. For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free on application.
THOMPSON. LANGDON s. CO., N. Y.
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DAYS. usa. Fasrvei5us rJirea. Tre5tiao
and 20 trial tosalA free 10 tls cases.
send ID Dr. II jane, g3i ARK b sLreet, Phit.,
adelphia, Penney iyanils.
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Having experienced % great deal of
"lroubleW for Indigestion, 30 much
so much so that l came near losing
my Life
My trouble always came after eating
auV food
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Comptroller Swain mas been paying
visit to his friends ut his old home in
Clarksville. There is quito a ikeli-
hood Of this same Swain's name ap-
psaring at tho head OF the State Demo-
cratic ticket next year.-[Honey Grove
Simon
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MONEY SCARCE.

In Texas and all over the West sill
yer change is scarce. Tha people want
more of it, even If they have to swap
gold for it. But tho moneyed men OF
tho East are crying out against the
coinage of silver.-[Greenville Banner.
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sCoopED on EDITORIALS.
TRAMP IMMIGRATION.

ROod cIi1z5n, uon't Want any more
tramp emigrants. They bring moth
ing, they DO nothing, they ill our
county jslls and penitentisries and
thegeby impos5 upon tbs tex payer .
burden that ~ felt from one genera,
ton to another. There is nothing we
know OF to prevent good men from
coming TO Texas. But it is not the
duty, nor is it expected, that the gov
ernpr OF q great State like Texas will
engage in begging people to come and
settle among us. Ii our climate, soil
and edeptability cannot influence
then to come, then in Gods nsmo let
them stay waere they are.-[Dallas
Democrat.
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THE SENATORIAL ASPECT.

The Fort Worth Gazette, like the
Galveston Naws, is determined 10
mako Governor Ireland our next
United States senator. That letter OF
the governors to Mr.. Baker on the
subject of emigration, and the public
ity given it by the News aud Gazette,
will do the work thoroughly and ef-
fectuslly. The more the people sec
and hear OF Governor Ireland the
more they like him. It's too late now,
SO don't stop, but keep up your lick,
and Governor Ireland is dead sure of
being our next United States senator,
and he will be indebted TO the News
aud Gazette for his eleotion.-[D dallas
ID an1Ooraf
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TIE Balance Wheel views every
friend of Swain as an open enemy to
General Maxey. And IL the latter has
any generalship no viii not permit
the longer kindiing OF animosities
which would have no existence were
iG not for ais friends.--I Dallas Times.
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CONSIDERATION TO cRANKs,

With new type and other promised
Improvements, THE DALLAS HERALD
will loom no ss one of ths best dailies
in Texas, aud we look to see it hold its
own in Tho contest with the Dallas
Morning News. THE HERALD is q
strong paper and its destiny is in its
own han1s.-[COrsicana Courier.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

tits high time the people OF this
State were awaKing themselves to
meet squarely the issues as they arise
in The party, and if the party means
hell and corruption, let's all get out OF
- h,,t if A. ,,aon, anl;ybtan,,ant Of
TX ~, Nv avraree ~ Tow anst,itinms Io,a e.
!. hnss W 1a.,S 81 spag;} 7,
nnei 81 ton az IS sy ~ - ~ ,s' .,od
erm s,,nr.ts. 81 az no,itinay ' arann ~ Of
Tars o01 m.nS pa 1 piSi ,n s,ona ~
dSdia l., tha o. nsi" pthyal Sou o ad
rninisterins. addisaSiollv. the degs,iIv
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A GENERAL RuKAs

THE DALLAS HERALD and Morning
News arc quietly arranging the pro-
gramma Tor the greatest newspaper
pOgilstic encounter OF modern times.
Tho sperring has not yet begun, but
there wi,l ba disinherited Knights,
deep water az The Islsnd City and cy.
clones wrestling with each other in
tho elements when the lines arc
drawn. Honey Grove Simeon.