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Fits.

All ats stepped FREQ by Dr. Klino's
grea, 2eIve restorer. No hts after first
days u7s, Marvellous cures. Treatise
and u tn; Dltle free 10 DIT cases. Send
to DR.. Kiln 93l Arch street, Pbila1el.
phia, Psnns Rnia.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails TO
cure, Sold by j. l.. Williamn Il Co.
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RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL

Resolved, That the sum Of sS3,75O out OF
the taxes as collected for general fund, or as
much of that amount rs will be necessary,
be and In hereby appropriated out of said
general fund OF the city of Dallas for the cur
rent expenses ofthe fiscal year ending third
Monday In April, 1886, and the above stated
amount Is to be distributed among the de-
pArtments of the city rs follows;
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Paper Hanging.

Paper Hanging.
We will do better work at less prices
than any house in town. We give you
the latest designs largest assortment of
paper to select from in the State. Get
our estimate on work before letting
your job. HAMILTON Il YOUNG, s26
| Elm street.
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Pure and uncOlOred snu gLarantsed
unadultersted May Blosse,d Iea ut 80
oents pound In one pound packages at
Boaehes', S2S Main street
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The action Of Carter's Little Liver
Pills IL pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure ts sleRse.
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Nll you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer IL
guaranteed TO cure you. Sold by. J. L.
Williams a Co.
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Younger And Better.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are
not older than all others; but they arc
better than all others. Is cents.
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Naming a Destroyer.
Name me, and you destroy me.
Silence. The great Destroyer, will
silence you II you do not attend TO
that bowel trouble by taking DR.. Big
gers Huckleberry Cordial.
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LOST,

I osT-s0OO. THE AMOUNT is MADE
~ up OF one 800 bill and two nfties; was
lost between ly5 sycamore and Central meat
market. will pay $50 reward for same nj
Herald office. 0rro FORMULAS, junli-St
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The Rev. George Il, Thsyer, OF Bour-
hL Indiana, says; "BOth myself and
who owe our lives 10 Shiloh's oonsulnp.
ton Cure" Sold bv J. williams q 90
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Sbiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
10 sold by us on guarantee, II curea
oonsumpti0n. Sold bv !. IL W!ilamu
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Fox lame back, side or chest uHa Shi-
LOUIS Porous Plaster, Price 95 pcnts
Bold nv J l.. Williams u 90.
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PIcknick and lunch baskets AZ Erh,s,

Window shades and lace curtains
lower than ever al Thompson Bros.
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Group, whoopng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Bold by j. l.. Willisms \ Co.
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Ladies'. Kisses and OhIidrsns straw 8st.
Bauman's.
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Sleepless nights mado miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is by
comedy for you. Sold by J. l.. williams
q Co.
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Preaerve the Eve

HHeHcrNe INC Eye
by wearing Hawkes. new clystalized
lenses, the finest in existence, For sale
in Dallas only by Eisenlonr Bros. d.
Schneider, druggists ana German OPP
ticians.
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The Mirror

Is no flatterer. Would you
make It tell a sweeter tales
Magnolia Balm Is the charm.
er that almost cheats the
icoklng-giasa
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EoR RENT-To GENTLEMEN ONLY
II inthe most desirable location I'm the city,
an elegantly furnished eastern room, with
south windows, clstern water, and no mus
quitoes; price reasonable. Inquire OF III. q.
STEER, corner Sycamore and Elm streets, or
w, -. BELT, att l.. Marsalls & Co. jell-it
IGOR RENT THE THREE- STORY
II brick building, corner OF Elm aud Col
lege streets. For terms, etc, inquire A. the
bank NJ Flippen, Adoue 4 Loblt. Ielltf
TOR RENT-A WELL-F1NlSHED SEW
~ en-room cottage, splendid water on
Swiss avenue, north OF Fair Grounds; block
lOOx8O feet. Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
meyl0-lm
LN0R RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS LO-
~ cation at 6lg hlm street, For particu-
lars, apply TO Fine, Very Fines Auction
Rooms, may2tf
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For salaries, per month ..............Sl ,OO2 90
For police, per month .,.......,....... 1900 90
For IRE department, per moAth ..... l,0il 30
For streets and bridges, per month l,10S 80
For hospital, per month ...,,...,.. 200 %
For printing, per month commune. 1866 90
For sewers, per NOnth .,.......,..,. 1888
For calaboose, per month .,..,........ lO0 90
For eanitary, per month ....,...,..,, IL 80
For city park, per month.........,..,, 100 10
For charity, per month ............,.. lbs W
For gas lightstreet lamps, per month 1888 30
For Incidental expenses, per month 20S 80
For elections, per annum. ........... 800 90
For stat emery, per annum ........... 800 %
For insurance, per annum, ........,.. 100 90
For interest," on notes, per Rnnum zee. $500 10
And that the heads OF each department
shall file with the City Secretary, on or be-
fore the lat OF each and every month, n de-
tailed statement OF supplies required by their
departments for the current month.
Adopted May TO- 1885.
true copy: w. ". PARRY,
City Secondary
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JOHN HENRY BROWN,
A tue copy: W. e. PARRY, Mayor.
Dity SECRETARY.

" ORDINANCE LEVYING AN AID
n valorem and poll tax for lthe fiscal year
1885.
SECTION l.-Be It ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dallas, that there shall
be and is hereby levied, for the fiscal year
beginning on April 20, 1885, and endlngo ON the
third Monday In April, 1885, an ad valorem
tax of one and one-half per centum on the
assessed cash value Of all taxable property,
real, personal and mixed, in the City Of Dali
las, on the first day of January, 1885.
SEC 2.-That there shall be and Is hereby
levied a poll tax of one dollar for the fiscal
year 1885, on every male inhabitnnt Of the
City Of Dallas over tweuty-oEe and under
sixty years ofage.
SEC. 3.--That the taxes mentioned Ia the
two preceding sections are levied for the pur-
pose of defraying the current expenses of the
II municipal governme at OF the City of DaIJls,
and that the same be collected as provided
ly the charter of said city.
SEC. i.-That this ordinance take effect
from and after It's passage.
Approved May %, 1885.
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
A true copy: W. Il, PARRY, Mayor.
City Secretary.
A N ORDINANCE LEVYING A SPEC
IA ial ad yalorem tax for the fiscal year
1885, TO pay interest upon and provide sink
ing fund for the Texas Pacific Railroad
bonds.
SECTION BE It ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dallas, that here shall
1885, a special tax of One-twelith (l-l2) of one
per centum on the assessed cash value OF all
property, real, personal and mixed, In the
city of Dallas ON the first day of January,
1885, said tax to be used TO pay Interest upon
and provlde sinking fund for the Texas 4
Pacific Railroad bonds OF the City of Dallas
and TO be collected as provided by the char
ter of said city.
SEC. 2.--That this ordinance take effect
from and after its passage
Approved May o, 1885,
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
A true copy: w. IL. PARRY, Mayor
City Secretary.
AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A SPE-
n clal ad valOrem tax for the fiscal year
1885, To pay interest upon and provide n
sinking fond for the Dallas " Wichita rail-
road bonds.
SECTION ]. BE II ordained by the City
Council of the city Of rgll0s, that there shall
be, and is hereby, levied or the fiscal year
1885. % special nd valOrem tax Of one-siSth
"a Of one per centum on the assessed cash
value ofall property In the city Of Dallas on
the first day Ot January, 1885 Said tax TO
be used to pay Interest upon and provide "a
sinking fund f0f the Dallas Il Wichita rail-
road bonds OF the city of Dallas, and 10 be
collected os provided by the charter OF said
city.
SEC. O. That this ordinance take effect
ON and after lite passage.
Approved Nays, 1885,
JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor
A true copy; W. II. PARRY, City Secretary.
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Plata Hate and Bonnsts
~ pe- mans
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aRiulKeRcss or Exposures.

II Is Ielf-eViderl GnAt physician aSvi.9
gErticulsE attention 20 class OF cases Sttasss
1Ioat skill, ana physicians In regular praStsEe
III over the country knowing this, treluensB
-, wAeJe every known appliance is resorts1
~ and TIE proved. good remedies OF a.
sIta and countries are used, A whole houss ~
$50 for olhce purposes, anu all are treated wiz
that 70 do, ne experiments are made. On tst
i0ant OF the great number applying, as
'saErEes are kept low, Omen lower than is AZ
81 speedy and perfect life cure, thai IL tsS
-faportant matter, PsnlDhlet, 30 pages, sSns
"a any address Tee.
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For any caseof the following diseases whlcS
the medical faculty have pronounced ~
durable that
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COR REMT.

DOR RENT-ONE NICELY FUR
II nihed room, southern exposure; sulta-
bic for gentleman and lady. Also one finely
furnished room, suitable for two gentlemen
Apply 1923 Elm street. iunll-lw
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NOR SALE-UHEAP AND ON EASY
IT terms, three of the finest cottages I'm the
city; new and very desiraoly located. En-
quire al the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl2-3mo h NJ, PAGE.
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EOh SALE-Ar A BIG sACkIFlCE-l
II canvass nt,jjXl feet,2 center poles Ia
STRAUSS LEVY, $50 Main street, Dallas,
Texas. le0-tf
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NOR SALE OK RXCHANGE-HALE IN
II teresl In the Delmonico and Board OF
Trade Restaurants, the hes, paying business
VA the city; will take one half cash and one
half IN city property; this is offered for 70
days only. Apply TO SIMPSON & HUFFMAN,
XXI Film street noxy9tf I
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NOR SALE-ONE SALOON COU NTER
It and bar shelving, ice box and screens,
cheap. Apply TO SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 78l
Elm street. rnayg N
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NM ANTED-A NEGRU WOMAN TO
w cook; must be flrst-class. Address or
apply in person to s. L. DANA, Fort Worth,
If satisfactory fare from Dallas will be paid.
jel2-4t
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Tor SALE-SfATE Rights OF A VAL
II liable folding table patent; sure for.
tune 10 Investors Apply or address lntelli-
gence and Employment Office, t09 Main
street, Dallas, Texas. lelS-4t
, 1885-03-25
ProcIailia.

ALLIE og Enhver, som have Noget
at fordre paa Skiftet efter af-
gangne Ugift ANN ELIZABETH
PETERSEN, indkaldos herved med
3 Maaneders Varsel, til for under
tegnede Skifteret at anmelde og De-
visliggj0re deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes herved med
Aars og Days Varsel Afd0des Ar
vinger efter Lo,en til at anmelde
og logitimere sig, SAINT varetage
deres Tarv under Skiftebehand-
lingen.
St. Thoma Skifteret, den lite Marts
1856.
MAXEN.
est.
, 1885-03-25
ekjendtgjorelse

gCAET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
49, Udhast til Repartitionen i af-
gangne Politibetjent WILHELM
STILLBRINCHS og tidligere Illus,
tru ACME f0dt JOHANShNS
Fallesbo vii blive fremlagt i en-
Session, son afhoIdes i Beet
ONSDAGEN den 15de April d.A.Kl.
u Middag, hvorefter Boet forventes
sluttet.
Cmi,ti1n>teds Skifteret, St. Croix, den
Tide Marts 1885.
H. HANSCHELL.
, 1885-03-25
For sale at the Avls Office.
EASTER CARDS. variety

of beautiful designs.
Canadian Pictures drawn by pen and
pencil, by the Marquis of Lorne,
an elegant volume for the table.
Plain NeedlewOrk flor sewing teachers)
10 Cts.
Collins's Drawing Books, all numbers, cts.
each; Every Day Things for teachers,
or for home Instruction. 45 cts.
Colenso's Arithmetic, Anderson's Modern
Geography, Memorandum or pass books,
Mitchel!'s pens A P s. B in small boxes,
70 to 4 doZ. i'll each)
Letter copying books, violet ink i'll small
Jugs, Chess boards d men, Draughts,
pocket books, purses, ladies' leather
bags, Ball programme cards q pencils,
&c Sc &c.
, 1885-03-25
Publication.

PURSUANT to Ordinance of
IS 10Th August 1874 it is hereby
made known that announcement
has been made to me by Mr.. A
PALUDAN- MULLER, Apothe-
cary, that he has on the 10Th inst.
received power from the ROYAL INSURANCE
COMPANY in Liverpool to act as Agent
for said Company here in st. Croix.
Christiansted's Police Office, Goth March
1885.
II. HANSCHELL.
, 1885-03-25
acknowledgements

81 HENHOLD til Anordning af
% lode August 1874 bekjendt-
gjores herved, at jeg har modtaget
Anmeldelse fla A~potheker Herr A.
PALUDAN-MULLER, ON at han
den lode dennes har modtaget Fuld
magt for ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY i Liver
pool, som Agent for dotto Selskab
herpaa st. Croix.
C~hrisliansteds PoIitikammer, den code
M4rtS 1885.
Il. HANSCHELL.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12
Heathen Raging.
Washington Post.

washington IOSt.
1t is to be regretted that the republican
temper has become so soured by affiic-
tion that the organs of the retired party
find it impossible to express their feelings
without drawing on the obsolete vocabu-
larry of vituperation which, in the earlier
post-bellum years, was employed by
Morton, Logan, Boutwell, and others in
firing the Northern heart.
1t appears that all the Southern peo-
pie who were not uniOnists during the
war were TRAITORS" and would have
been executed at the close of the war but
for 1.-The unprecedented clemency" of
the victorious side. The organs are
summoning the brethren to rise early
and sit up late, in order that they may
sufficiently admire the moral grandeur
of the grand old party as displayed in its
decision not to hang the TRAITORS" when
the confederacy expired.
That the war was great mistake and
a terrible misfortune all will concede.
That it settled forever the question of Sc
cession adversely to the claims of the
| South is not denied in any quarter. That
the Southern people have accepted the
result in good faith and are as patriot
cally proud of the restored union as then
brethren of the north is known of al
| men.
But it is an Infamous libel to speak oI
the Southern people as traitors" fol
the simple reason that the right of {
state to withdraw from the Union wa!
an open question from the formation O
the Union until April, 1865.
1t was question on which homes
men differed, and, great as was the mis-
take of the states that attempted to g
out of the Union, the people OF thos'
states simply asserted claim that the,
and their father had honestly maintained
ever since the adoption of the Fedora
constitution.
If that constitution had contained
clause or section declaring that no stat
could ever withdraw without the consen
of all the other states there could hav
been no Union.
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HOME OF THE CARDIFF GIANTS
City Officials of Moberly, Mo, Give
Their Imaginations Benefit.


ST.. LOUIS, April 8.-The city of No
berly, Mo-, is stirred up over a wonder
full buried city. which was discovered at
the bottom of a coal shaft 800 feet deep
which was being sunk near Moberiy. A
hard and thick stratum of lava arches in
the buried city, the streets of which are
laid out and enclosed by walls of stone,
which is cut and dressed in a fairly
good, although rude, style of masonry.
A hall 30x100 feet was discovered,
wherein were stone benches and tools of
all descriptions for mechanical service.
Further search disclosed statues and in-
ages made of a composition closely re-
sembling bronze, lacking lustre.
A stone fountain was found in wide
court or street, and from it q stream Of
perfectly pure water was flowing, which,
upon being tasted, was found to be
strongly impregnated with lime. Lying
beside the fountain were portions of the
skeleton of human being. Tho bones
of the leg measured, the femur, four and
one-half feet. and the tibia, four feet
and three inches, showing that when
alive the figure was three times the size
of an ordinary man, and possessed of
wonderful muscular power and quick
ness. The head bones had separated in
two places, the sagittal and the coronal
suture having been destroyed. The inn
plements found embrace bronze and
flint knives, stone and granite hammers,
metallic saws of rude workmanship but
proved metal and others of similar char
acter. They are not so highly polished
nor so so accurately made AS those now
finished by our best mechanics, but they
show skill and an evidence Of an advanc-
ed civilization.
The searching party spent twelve hours
in the depths, and only gave up explora-
tions because of the oil in their lamps
being low. These facts are vouched for
by Mr.. David Coates, the rector of the
city of Moberly, and Mr.. George Keat-
ing, city marshal, who were of the ex-
ploring party. A further extended search
will be made in day or two.
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4 Monaghan Millionaire.

The San Francisco Call has the fol-
lowing interesting story SIN beau
tiful portion of Honolulu, Hawaiian Is
lands, emhowered in towering palms
and luxuriant ferns, lies hidden from
the vulgar view of the pedestrian, the
pretentious residence of Mr.. Along.
From its roomy balcony, through the in
terstices of the tropicalsforests, glimpses
of the famed Nuiana Valley may be
caught--the valley Of which it is truth
fully said that it is never without a rain
bow. To the far right the tow ering
mountain ridges, with the Punchbowl, ,an
extinct volcano. in the front, may be
seen in all their beauty, while the hum
of the busy town floats up with no dis
cordant sound. Mr. Along, who is
vouchsafed this elysium, is full-blood-
ed Chinaman. With his native island
spouse and a numerous family of little
ones. he leads an ideal life. Mr. Along
is a solid merchant, with a stone front
store on Chinatown's chief business
street, and is credited with the possession
of million or two acquired in honest
trade with his numerous countrymen on
Oahu and it's neighboring islands. He
adheres to the characteristic Mongolian
accoutrements. although mingling with
the most important and wealthy of
Hawaii's merchants, and disdaining to
interfere in the varied changes in attire
which Honolulu fashion dictates to his
family. Mr.. Along nas five daughters
ranging in age from seventeen years to.
five. The mother and the daughters
maintain arigil adherence to the rules
of fashion, and appear in the dress of
white ladies and girls. When occasion
demands, the lady and her older daugh-
ters are clad in as elegant rament as is
the wealthiest lady on the islands, and
the demand is not infrequently made,
as the family has its private carriages
driven by white men, and a close OF
server of the merry quintet in their af-
ternoon drive could not tell that they
were not the offspring of some wealthy
Caucasian. The children are all receiv-
ing tuition, and the eldest daughter, a
modest and not unattractive young lady,
has advanced SO rapidly as to be consid-
cred well educated. The Along family
is curiosity in its way to the unpre-
pared visitor from San Francisco, and,
although there are many wealthy China
men in Honolulu and on the other is
lands, it remains the sole instance of
Chinese progression in many respects, -
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William S. Bissell, Mr.. Clevelands
law partner, is q guest at the White
House.
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Secretary Lamar is the surprise of the
cabinet Everybody knew of his ability,
his accomplishments, his integrity, his
large brain, his cultivation; but it was
thought he lacked a grasp of business
details He turns out to be a model
officer. active. diligent and well-posted
in all the affairs OF his department.-N.
Y World.
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The Exposition and Its Results.

The Exposition and Its Results.
Chicago Standard.
1t is said that as a result of the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Expo
sition;" already there is renewed activity
and prosperity in the South. The Expo
sition, the outgrowth of the New South,
promises to the Southern States remarka-
ocrat, the leading daily paper of New
Orleans, and conducted with great ability,
having comprehensive and liberal ideas,
saws in recent number: "From every
one of the fourteen Southern States we
hear of practical business projects started,
or about to be inaugurated. A great
deal of this movement, too, is directly
traceable to the Exposition. Since its
opening an English syndicate has in
vested $3.50, 900 in Tennessee, and last
week a distinguished party, also from
Great Britain, visited Birmingham Ala,
to negotiate for property in that district,
the price Of which is something over
/ $500, 900. Lands in Southern timber
sections are in active inquiry. Twenty
new cotton mills were started in the
South last year, and the current season
will doubtless witness the erection of a
still larger number"
The exhibits at the Exposition from
the Southern States are very complete,
showing resources and possible develop
ments which may astonish the world.
We think all those kindly disposed will
desire for the South that enlargement
which ought to result from such magni-
ficent enterprise as appears in the pres
ent completed Exposition. The mar
velous display from the Northwestern
States and Territories is attracting great
attention, and, we are informed, will re-
suit in increased emigration to those
sections. The contents of the Exposition
are so large and varied TINT in the few
letters we write short account can only
be attempted.
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ALDwoRTH, HAsLEMERE, SURREY,
March. 1885.

My DEAR You've FRIENDS Your
Christmas greeting only reached me the
day before yesterday, and it was very
welcome. l thank you heartily for hav-
ing taken SO much trouble to show me
that what l have written gives you
pleasure. Such kindly memorials as
yours makes me hope that, though the
national bond between England and
America was broken by the stupidity OF
some Of George III s Ministers, the
natural one of blood and language may
bind us closer from century to century.
Believe meyou true CID friend.
TENSYsoN