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FLOATING IsLANDs.-The phenomenon Of
floating islands is produced by accumula-
tions Of drift-wood, among which drifting
sands and earth collect and form a soil, in
which plants take root and flourish. In a
lake of East Prussia such islands have an
extent sufficient t) pasture 100 cattle; and
in Lake kolm, near Osnabruck, is float
ing Island bearing many fine elms. Masses
of this nature are detached from the great
''ratts" OF some American rivers, and reach
the sea through the Mississippi. Such
islands from the Ganges have been found
100 miles from land. They are abundant
in South American rivers, carrying a great
variety of animal and vegetable life, in the
distribution of whch-espec;ally by con-
veying large species to the South Pacific
Islands-they may have played a very i'm
portant part. Remarkable floating islands
are found in the Malay archipelago. In
Mexico the primitive Aztecs formed arti-
fetal ones, reaching length ef 200 or 300
feet, upon which fine flower and vegetable
gardens were cultivated.
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TEXAS.

DALLAS, November 3d.-The returns in
dicate over 10000 majority for Ross, Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor. Meager re-
turns indicate the undoIbted election of
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NEVADA,

CARSON, November 3d.-The Republicans
have made clean sweep of the State, ex-
cept for Supreme Judge. Stewards legisla-
tive ticket is elected by small majority.
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TESSFsSFE.

NASHVILLE, November 3d.-The returns
up to IL P. NJ. show Democratic gains all
over the State, though light vote has
been polled. Bob Taylor (Deno.) for Gov
ernor IS elected by between 10000 and 25,-
O1O majority
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ELOKIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, November 3d.-Fuller re-
turns indicate the election of Dougherty
Dem in the Second Congressional Dis
trict. In the First, Davidson (Dem.) is
elected. The new Constitution is ratified.
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chances in favor of the fusion candidates.
The Tribune claims the State for the Re
pubiicans by plurality of from 1000 to
10000, and Republican majority on joint
ballot In the Legislature of from 80 to go.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November Sd.-The Free Pfess
this morning comedies the Legislature to
the Republicans and says The result on
the State ticket IS still in doubt, with the
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are members of the Forty-ninth Congress
except c. &. Kilgore of the Third District,
Silas Hare Of the Fifth, Joseph Abbott of
the Sixth and Lew Moore of the Eighth.
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BALTIMORE. November 3d.-Full returns
from the State do not change the result as
announced last night, five Democratic and
one Republican Congressman being elected.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, November 3d.-Specials to the
Constitution from all of the Georgia districts
show the election of the entire Democratic
Congressional delegation.
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TRIAL proves that honesty is the best
policy in medicine as well as in other
things. Ayers Sarsaparilla IS a genuine
preparation, an unequaled blood purifier,
decidedly superior to all others.
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LOUISIANA.
MARYLAND.

New ORLEANS, November 3d.-Indica-
tons point to a solid Democratic delegation
10 Congress from Louisiana.
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NOW is THE TINE TO BUY FARMS!

MY VARIED ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
1fI LANDS adapted to every variety of pur-
pose, and will be furnished in large or small
tracts, on easy terms, at prices that cannot fail
to give satisfaction. Twill Exchange some Fine
Fruit Lands for City Property. For particulars,
INQUIRE At No. 426 K street. I'm
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FARM FOR SALEI

FTlHAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ssszss
situated in Sacramento county, four ssatsS
miles from Folsom, on the line of the S. Y. ~-49>~
the line OF the c. P. Railroad, containing 40
ACRES; all cleared and fenced, and in grain,
except 60 acres, which is in summer fallow ;
abundsntly supplied with water and wood |:
water for irrigating and raising alfalfa and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
two Header Wagons, with beds, Seed Sower,
Ploughs, ETC., will be given TO the purchaser.
For Information, terms, ETC., inquire of ]. s.
MEREDITH, Drugstore southeast corner Second
and x Streets Sacrament }. jyo-h
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RED STAB CorGH CURE relieved me of
chronic cold.-Mr. L. p Gibbs, Whining
ton. Del.
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FOR SALE.

a. ACRES OF LAND SET OUT 3 ensaA
10 in Zinfandel Grapes, in full & =,
bearing; produced tons to the 1slftsSs,
acre this year. Apply to CHAS. +1ES7s{SSa
r. PARSONS Real Estate and In 'p9cFexd 20
surance Agent No 23I street. If
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1920 and 1922 x street.......saoramen

CPARERIBS AND PORK, AND ALL KINDS
y of Fresh aud Salt Meats. Every variety of
Sausages fresh every day. Also, Ham, Bacon
and Lard at the most reasonable prices.
In Nj +. ODELI, FrOp.
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EoR sALE-oNE 6-HoksE POWER PORT
L able Engine and Boiler; 2 horse Truck
and light Buggy; all secondhand but in good
order. Would take in exchange Wood, coal, hay
or grain, Apply at D. GARDNER's, 4O1 1 street.
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ITO LEASE-2,OOO ACRES OF GOOD FARM
i ing land on shares in tracts to suit, to par
ties furnishing good teams. Apply E. NJ. WILL
son, Elk Grove. o5-1m*
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FOR SALE-TO LEr.

ETlO LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTS AND UN-
j furnished rooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families Inquire of
d. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and l
streets. If
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MARKETS.
GEO. COOPER,

No. GIG x
rs PREPARED TO FURNISH ,e5sS>
| Fresh Catfish, Perch, Carp ard SesSsSz5sSlS
Shad to his patrons, rom FlSHERMAN'S LAKE.
This body OF pure, clear water is free from Tule,
and the FISH are not offensive to the taste, as
are those caught in the River and the different
sloughs. Also. dealer in SALTWATER FISH.4p
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
Nassau. ......
Staten Islan
GAMES IN OTHER CTTIEa

WASHINGTON. July 2s-rhe Detroit and Washington
clubs syed an Intensely exciting and highly interest
ing game here day. which won by the Wolverines
ia tho eighth inning through errors Of Hines and Force
Umpire Eck made several close decsons against the
bop. club which yielded the visitors Two runs AT tho
close OF the the crowd rushed upon ne neld aud
threatened Mr. Ellick with bodily harm. but with the
assistance OF the play OF the home club and tho AID Of
several policemen he escapel TO tho club house. The
score was:
Washington n........................2 -
pase ehs-Washington s; Detroit 0. Errors-Washington.
q: DetroiL TO- Ptchers-Shaw and oetEein. Umpre-Mr.
Ellick.
BOSTON July 28-The Boston nine defeated the champions
from chi ago today unusually brilliant game Of
The Chicago took The lead IN the fifth
nnin and held NINTH when the local players tied the
aare amid great In the eleventh inning the
Postons by batting scored the winning RadbOune
phed with great effect Annexed Ia the score by innings
Hns,as ................O o is
poston r. Pitchers-Carkson and RadbOurne. Umpre-Mr
Eagan.
PnLpRLPHA July 2s-The Philadelphia club had easy
onaker men batted big Whitneys curves all the field
The Go mAde only scattered his from Caseys pitching
was as fouowsi
Kanaaa City D O. 3
Baae its-Philadelpha II Kansas City T. Errors-Phn
aeiphia g. Kansas City, Pitchers-Casey and Whitney
Umplro-Mr. Fulmer.
Al RaItImore-st Louis g. Baltimore0
Al Pttsburg-Iouisvilie, D; Athleuc- =
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
VALUE OF THE DOUBLE STAGE.
TESTIMONY OF THE MAN WHO TOOK wALpRoS's

PLACE AT TIE MADISON SQUARE.
The case Of Waldron against Mallory and
Others regard the double stage continued yes
t@rday before Commissioner sheids The only witness
OF xamiued Matthew Lynch the present. stage-csr-
pointer OF tie Madison Theatre who called BY
the oefendants His examination, which occupied
the entire Afternoon not ended when further sd
tournament 70 this morning was made. Nj Lynch tesd-
fed that be was hired by Wadron 10 december, 1879.
and knew for time one but WAdron a. his en-
ployer He described In detail the construction and
working of the double stage and hitting apparatus t
bis opinion :. an expert was u" only SSuy M
ns snq mention % 40 far as i
the time Of the performance ami permitted OF % more
setting ,Ss o Of %sSScu though he had cen
working at his peeeut trade for twenty years ana hs
been employed a. Nlnlos, Filth Avenue Booths 8raao
theatres The witneas assorted that several trials OF Ine
. Of had S .sSS. S
Obvatsd by Warlon a Iwo DAYS ana tGe nrsns ensns @
now In aud relnarkaoe Tor b SIZE pncity aho case
Tbe wnrss continued 10 work under wadron I'LL the
nMt In wsdrons piaSc He also te.tihsd on lie direct
auln alton that month Aihr WaVitou uiAousFke NC
met the witnsss nj barrOum In sixth ave-, and asked
hin 10 pu, uew oabls IN psco OF tue oil Que ~ favor
" him, Gu his oross'ex mnati0n. however ns san!
mat DHs %assTn ~ ,SS S sssSsy iIe "Ssss further tc
nod that Nhcn tue thSAtrH waa Opened on rsnruaiy
" anseSr Uu, that ae hilns. Thought tnAt Dr. Mallory
ami NJ H. Mallory vera hi, financial barksr.. "a he
SsS rssS osunS mao about the 0I hsSs lie sso sd
that Dr Mallory frequently 10 the theatre aud gave
orierS, ana hs Imagined lie dd heCause hs ha 80 In.
crest In tine tneatte Since MadrOns discharge Que
uge had been made In tho lifting apparatus Dy te
with flooring OF tue double stage Before
Waldron wsnt away other ehanvce we're made ~, the
mi IN and various keys aud Sorrows
out Finally the witness sal lie c0nsdered tue patent
entirely due TO waldron and one OF great pecuniary
value,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
NEW.YOKk CITY.

Th. Board Of Aldermen adjourned yssterday until
August 20
John Roman OF No. 1853 westst, weskilled yesterday
by falling III the new building, No. 350 West-st
nome for the Dominican sisters to cost $4,000 10 to
be built ct Eishteeuth.sL aud Avenue-A
An alleged mad dog was killed yesterday at No. 43
East Twentieth-st
Tbis weeks receipts bring 7he Irish Rorid famine
fund up to $l4O66 AZ.
William KIRK Of No. 502 West Thirty-third.st. was
drowned lxaL evening at East Turf y.iourth-st
Car No. 81 driven by Michael Moore. over an un'
knoWD mAn At Nntbavo and Forty nrstsL last evening
aud fractured bis skull
AT the Custom H,use yesterday Charles d. Norton
appointed clerk. c. Ryan ana Ii. Brett inspec-
tors. aud I. d. Morris s,orekeeper
Tue Ancnor Line steamship City Of Rome phssed Fast
net yesterday afternoon, making the passage In ak
dsya and tweuty-three hodrs Remarkably quick run
John WInklor OF No. 20 Aens, fell IN unhnisned
buding ~ 6ecUnd Rva near Euetysoventh.sL, yester
day, aud received dan serous inJurirA
meets Monday at No. Murray-st. has heen itten
by the Rev, Waiter Scott The meeting began 10 1888.
Tho departure OF the Brazilian fri1ste Almlrsnte
Barrotso with Dom Augusta. The Imperial Mildly,
Do.rd, deferred until to-day.
Tonight Will be strauss Night" at the Central Park
GsrdoB. lhe second part OF the programue will bo
made up OF nve selections frOr Sirauss's works
William G. Harris the Editor Of Ihe Amer lean Angler
with mis- EOu killed ninety -oue weaknsu nj Great Kis,
\. u, three and onehslf hours sipgle hooks
ceuti,. The tackle used u -Ouuce split BAN ,OU
reels aud CuttyhuDk iines nine and twelve feet
sIuge gut leaders on 30 SproAt hooks, no sinkrrs
The bait snedder crauA landinR net was used
IL vas regarded as victory for hgnt tackle.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
ar BAIRDs QUEER FREAKs
QUOTING soRIPrURg AID cURsNa.
rs WOULD AsKovuor ovrrn THAT ss wUE WAS

M WOULD AnKovHcE oTTRn THAT MS WTrE VA
ABOUT To DIE-TALK ABBOTT PoIsoE.
The Investigation In regard to the sanity oi
John Bsrd The Scot sasvstsi Fallresd eagnesr VIA
has been oonnnsd ieT como tine 10 sanford Hail. Fash
InE ana whose family issist that hs nos capable ei
taking charge Of ME property, worth half mon OF
dollars wa eontnnsd yestsrdsy beeore eewmssioneFs
aad sasTiRs Jury In OF the Supreme COun Fesna
Mr. Bslrds son John g. Baird. nnlshsd his teAsinony
He stated hs fathers properly invested In tns
houss IN which the family iives No. 32A Lsxnstonsve
Eve Iots Kansas CITY aud various railroad mortgage
bonds He also part owner OF several vessels Of sns
Cromwell Steamship Line. Tue vitness % Fscslver'
had possession Of the property.
Addison Baird youngest son OF the respondent, 70
LATED that his father went Europe his condition
was fair He devoted to buslnsss exscs and soea
rate At home he kind and Of warm affections,
though not dsmonstrs,iva He was not suspicious Re
was careful aud saving On hs from Scotland ms
father greatly changed In his appssrance insseso
OF being taciturL No takatve. He Was restless
lS more end morr, unul he Frmoved 20 ,he s,yem
He had always been devout nau he oesen 20 o...6 -
iour dInrrrEs carriages about the samo time; On No.
1882 he sad b.: wife was Eons 20 Que SS 0S ioS oS
his sister ATnss not On Two or tnre' 90.
:a:SD: he thu. s.y ns lEs wS
that bis father insane His father SPOKE soco ~.
Tor iunsrs o. b.: vi. 90 aGS as saS rn ssors
syn.ctSd Mrs Bs,r todle called three Of his children
SiEns his father returned trsm ths Union
Tracua Club and sal he mad taken drink as
tho lar and asted the elevator attendant 70 tste
hin t kit.hen when the latter refused he hal
told him tina. IL be wished TO be taken there she
Xim,ahty would tako him. Que morning he ssti that
noson you'd 10 put his eose 70 his wife sDd Others
Ana vent away before breakfast The witness vent
~th him and for days hey stayed away from home.
living at the Park Avenue Holel aud st the Everets
Houee. father would stay at the table sometimes
three and . half hours and talk TO the wAitera He
would have six eight blankss taken 10 bis room and
would sleep with the NInd0ws open. He t'Id nis
children 70 have poIhnR to do With mis- wife, g. she
was going die Hs thought he was heir 70 the es;ass
OF Robert l. Stuart aud of A. T. Stewart
Ono morning he took the wltneas 70 Mrs
A, I. stewarrs house. sayins he intended 70
that Mrs Stewart could not seen, she
father OF the witness cursed tho On another
occasion he went 10 thu oice OF Mr. Seamsn and SAID
that be had TO ..ke possession 10 The name Of ood
ss t was hia he called Mr. Seaman . child OF the
devil. and was put out OF ghe or1ce. Aftsrward
the witness saw his father at home surrounded oy
many lighted candies In the parior. He said that
be was ceebratlnG his victory In taking poe
session Of she CromWs ell line On ono OCCASION et the
table he told servant 70 eat beefsteak, ana Wnen
he declined said that there poison In L.
The hearing Will be continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
BROOKLYN.

boy sbOu seventeen years old found drowned
Atlantic Dock yesterday
Mayor Whitney had six vetoes Of comparatively unim.
portant matters ready for the Board OF Aldermen
but OWING to the lacH OF quorum 10 meeting was held
The marriage Of May Maxim Charles C. Hampon was
annulled yesterday by Judge Cullen the ground OF
previous marriage Of Hampon Of which his second wife
Ignorant
The Union Fe Company reports increase receipts
for May and June Of this
months last year When the lowest
point the opening Of the Bridge they od 81 per
cent.
In the proceedings begun by John H. FARRELL test the
legality Of the actor Of the fatbush Board OF Health i'm
posing Of u ~ each burial In the
yesterday decided that no power MAS given to The town
authorities such and that action
void The injunction restraining the town was
continued.
No has yet been found Of Nellie Comiskey age twelve
who has MESSED by her aunt MrS Margaret Com
Of NO 3 Berry for week The girl s said Pretty
and small for her She had away from homo
tnes and had been an inmate OF the Church Charity
ton orphan Asylum in consequence Search for her
made at Coney lsland
Policeman John c. woosake, who shot W. H. Keefc In the
Tuesday at the Palace Rink IN Clermontave was
charged assault In the nrst degree the Second District
Police yesterday. He held In 81 600 bail Police
Captain Mckovey Suspended WoOsske from the force and
took his shield him. He has had :or the
twenty years has been the fooe His statement
that the psto pulled hom his pocket by his handler
accidentally discharged contradieted By several
witnessed
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Bsri HsdTe Fst ntA. Russero. LsxAorn 90 a.ya win
mdse 70 order; vessel to master.
CLEARED.
Steamer state Of Georgia tBr). Noodle oiasgow-Ausz
Steamer Elder toer,. Hellmsrs Bremen Southampton
ses@sr clsrIoel Br, Mcknight PorAuPrincs. Ae-pi.
stes.ser CeierAdo wMsms Galveston c n Mallory Co
Steamer DELAWARE, Wtnnet, Cnarieston-J W ouTneax4
steamer Common wealth Van Kirk Philadelphia Roberts
steamer EIeanora Bragg Portiand-Horatio Hall
Ship Golden Horn tBr, shimipin. Bombay-Snov Buf
BARK Kale toer Reinsrs Batavia lava for Odsr-c To.
BsTk Noah tNor,. salvesen Mamo. sweden-PuncA Eays
BARK EmbiA Nor. snonsen. ssockholm-Benham Bsys
BARK Bristol (Br, Lawrence Amsterdam Bursesa
Bark Transit (Brl Co9swel Amstcrham--J " Parker Co
Bark Felix Mendelssohn toer) Wahmann. Leshorn-Wee
BARK Pentcodiac tBr,. stsvena Queenstown -sesnna
Brig Rosario tspan, Dias, Santa Cruz &c--J C IAe
Myrtle IBID. SarrAtt Dgby and Annapolis. NS-JV
Parker & Co. .u1
do GevestoD Delaware Charleston; Seneca Newport News
BerEs PhoenIs for Batavia Java Jaoobus Johannea An
er; Sflwa Cette Montevideo; Rose Of Devoa
Brigs Zelica for Oporto; Carl Rosenius. Bahia
Also sailed-va Long Tsand SoundSeA ner EleanorA ID
Portland Bristol for Amsterdam. Brig NyanzA Bresk
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERa
POREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July 2sssled. steamer Ludgate HIN (Br) Brown
stNpERlaSD July 2s- Arrived City Of Rome (B
Munro York July % on her way TO Liverpool tAn4
sSIisd st.an.r City Of Chicago Br,. wstkns from Liver
sc1LIY gniy aS-Passed rave fGer wfllsessod
nom New-York her 70 Southampton and Brouen
HAVRE July 27-esiled steamer Leasing (oer, Voss non
Hamburg hence for Sew.York
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

Runs earned-C Cincinnati g. First base errorsMetro
s; Cincinnati First basr balls Metropolitan.
CinOnnSt l. struck Out-MetrOpolitan. 81 cncnnan T. 4;
hits- b niy orr McPhee Twobase hits Forster Double
plays Forster and orr. Wild pitches Lynch
Passed balls-Iieipschager Baldwin Omplre-Mr Val
entne. Time-l40
The Nassau aud staten Island Athletic clubs played On
Staten Isaud yesterday bofore goOdslEed crowd
Pannug pitched In Ene form. Tne Nassau niue played
without an error. The scoro was as follows.
Staten island ...................o O. y
Base Nassau 10 Staten IslAnd. Errors-Nassau
o staten Island ~ Pichers-FAnning and swabach- Um-
pire- Mr. Sullivan.
The New-York aud St. Louis clubs play again at the
Polo Grounds to-day. The Brooklyn and Cincinnati
clubs play at Washington Park ana the Metropolitan
aud PittsDurg ouDs on Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
Bits OF LEGAL NEWS.

William Campbell. the wealthy wall paper man.
during the temporary from home Of his
wife Mrs Annie Campbell October T. 1881, orci
bly, horses carriages and harness In suit which
against In which he asked Tor an
absolute she set counter charge OF nhde
decreo granted her favor aftci a before heeIee
Henry Scudder held that he husbands chargos were
not ts ami she sued hm for $1,000 damsge ges
or the eEure hores carriages and harness. ana upon
the report Referee herman KObbe judgment was entered IN
her favor In the superior Court tor $l2o45 81 Jusu9e
OF 5000.
Pending appeal in the OF Matthew inerney ana
loan Mcdonald formerly Park policemen, sentenced 10 I'm
pTisonmen neen and ten years respectively for assault
ing Joseph SchwarZeT December ~ al ElgnV
dflb al and Fftave, Justice Pcckham, OF the supreme
Court Yesterday released them on $1,000 ball.
The Injunction restraining Mamie r. Lynch from enforcing
the Judgment for - 900 obtained by her against ChaIes
Kunder the florist which WAS recently obtained AZ me ent
Of lanes Chambers continued yesterday oy Jusuce
Peckham claimed that the judgment was naRduent
one nd Klunder not really indebted " nef
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
MISS HARRISON WOORD IN PERSON
Prom Tie Warrington FoFL

The story THAT great granddaughter OF
Pre6tdent HerrisVn nrst saw hrf Lrde
the marriage atari que rcmantio though the
facts exactly tho tseEran puts them. The
lady rsieIred ~ IL Niss Bessie Harmon, re-
sidsd 10 Fairax CouDtJ, boar Alexandria relative Of
hers married relstive Of Mr. kaKys and moved The
lAtters tSWr che had = matchmaking tendspcy and
arranged eo. .resp0ndHHoe bstWsen Nc. KHsy aud
ana tbS yOune lAdTs face made such favorable Ian
prrsslon upon The geatsmsu that he proposed. Mia
"a. tsn for tve weeks abe would give him bsr
Me- Kay es@e. was nes ~ The depot by the lady and
tive rrsponss 10 hs proposal Az ihs aGprst0n Of The
tws sesks they we're assylsd aDd Isft for Mr. KaEys
heSs n EnesbsR. ~ The brds h . yefg pretty
brugetts 81 taeetTs and hss been eats bslIs IN ths
e.ish hs.rsssi sssss sss hss re.les4 r.f ssesn 10