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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
A peggngeman Quits.
speeial to the 0azette.

HOUSTON, TEX, Jan. l9.--Robert
Adair having resigned the position OF
general baggage agent OF the Houston &
Texas Central railway, circulars were
sent out to-day notifying employees that
the Office would be abolished. Reports
viii In future be addressed to the station
baggage agent a. Houston. Duplicate
excess baggage checks will be forwarded
to II, Hill, auditor. Mr.. Adair has &C
cepted the position of superintendent of
the Houston city transfer line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Architects Convention.

AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. l0--Thc convention of
architecte OF Texas met here to day and formed
tate association. The following permanent
oihcers were elected: j j. X ne OF Fort worth
president, j. n. Preston of Austin and nathan
lei Toby OF Galveston vice presidents, l. A. j.
Preston of Austin treasurer, w. w. Iarmour OF
waco secretary The following charter mem
bers were reported; Messrs. Kane and Dawson
OF Fort Worth, Andrewartha Larmour Nixon.
j. n, Preston, S, j. Preston and Runlni of
Austin, Dickey and Herne OF Houston, Beck
man and WahrenOerg of San Antonio, Ola, ton
Toby and II dali OF Galveston DOdson Dud
Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

l have been told by hlga sau
my daughter Kittie was lne. "
so / sadly gave up all hope !.
ling child could ever be ie''.
had been deaf seven years
caused by catarrh. DR., Prem ~
her only one week. Thea w
time in seven years, she neaiu "
of Shreveport. Two wees =. W
Prentice treated my child ~
now hear a whisper. "a
MARGAREr ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
HERR FISCHER OF DRESDEN.
a Cruel Man, Arrested for Beating Little
Girl, Tells the story of Her Nativity.
gnagtaI N tho tiayatto

Houston, TEX, Jan. l0.--Anothcr sensation
similar to the Allie Wilson case of Saturday has
developed It's II IN this city. This morning
cruelty beating his daughter, child twelve
years OF age, In AN interview to-day Sodem
said the child was not his own; that she was
sreGtor OF police In Dresden, Kingdom of sax.
ony that he, Sodrm, wac paid large sum {
money 10 marry the girls mother, He
did 30 and embarked for America, land
ing at New York, from thence to
ST. Louis, and lnally drifting 10 this
city. He further states that Fischer has re.
Gently sent detectives to this country TO search
out the child and return with her to Europe
that he has been offered SGC00 TO restore her TO
Fischer, but Will not do 30 under less consid
Grafton than $4,000, lie expects the detectives
VIII arrive In this city during tho next three
weeks, sodcm was fined for his cruelty and Is
now In Jail,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
DALLAS.

The Citizens Think tho Santa Fo Can he
Obtained by shaving the Com
pRny's Requirements.
Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Jan, l9.--Dallas seems
10 have never fully appreciated the advan-
tage OF the Santa Fe extension or to have
realized her situation on her share OF the
contribution until yesterday, Up to yes
terday the citizens had been, generally
speaking, somewhat 10th In making con-
tributions 10 the enterprise. 1t is true,
the committee had made yigilant can
vass Of the city, and Judge White and
Others had made very eloquent appeals at
the Merchants exchange to the people,
but none OF these have had their expected
or desired result But as the crisis ap-
preached the citizens were seemingly
awakened from their apathy,
AZ 10iS0 yesterday morning, at the
Merchants exchange, there was reported
$4,000 subscribed, while since then
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
STARMERlHG OR sTu1TH4

l am 10 years of age and
troubled with stammering or
nearly all my life, at least .
remember. 1t became 50 arH
me that I recently went to M'1
to see if / could find reliei,
commended to DIR. Prentice, "a
AIDES street, New Orleans. lFs|
the management of The Docs1
time for thirty minutes, and III
suffered on q word or had Tx
ficulty in articulation since
A.Gsa1
Donallss
Reference. A. G. Kicks, ltyth|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

hut OF cowardiy disposition, Il ia strange that
he didn't Kill Dunbar. The trouble originated
over some squibhs that have appeared In the
News against Albright, but the articles have all
been written upon genuine facts. The wounds
ia Mr. Dunbar's head are quite serious, but may
not Prove fatal There are several very bad
cuts Tonight he is resting as well as possible
under the circumstances. Albright has been
arrested on warrant charging him with as
sault with intent to Kill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Bowie.


BOWIE, TEN, Jan l0.--Another norther ar
rived last night. The thermometer registered
Is degreea above zero TO day.
Yesterday when the south-bound train mr..
rived here II was found that a Young man
aboa d who had been working for Wood Dick
son Co;, Harold, had died just this side OF
Wichita Falls lie had 1875 on his person.
On an order from Col q. l.. Frost the remain
were taken back to Harold for burial
MIS-. Coleman, mother in law of ID. NJ Wag.
oner OF Bowie, led last night
The scrapers plows and other necessary tools
for gradn the Montague & Southwestern rali
road arrived to-day. Workwill now commence
in earnest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Extra session Kansas Legislature

7, PKKA. KAN, Jan l9,--Tho Kansas lcgisla.
turc convened day IN extra session n der
the call of the kove nor, There was pretty
fun attendance, hut n few seats IN the rouse
were vacant, the members not being ahle To get
in ON ace unit OF the snow and bioUkahed rnil
roads, In the senate Joel Moody was elected
secretary IN the place VI Shafer, dead, Mis-
lila Miller of Leavenworth was elected journal
clerk. ter tho rcadins Of thu gov rnor's
message the senate adjourned TIL 10 N To.
morrow The house elected j, u, Martin OF
Dickinson county docket clerk, TO I'M vacancy
and adjourned tlll : y. 70. 10 hear tho message
road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Itasca.
Special to the Gazette.

lrAscA Ten, Jan. lo--If mud and slush are
worth anythlngwe can boast of solvency that
Is equal to any other town n the ate Busi
ness Is affected to some extent by the weather
In many places the roads leading 10 town are in
a fearful condition, and are almost IN an i'm
passable condition. Another week like the last
one VIII place them in such "a state that ttavel
VIII be materially aifec ed and teamsters Will
DC forced TO 3 spend business for n season
StO' X continues TO do well, and as nearly all
10 tupplied with feed no danger is feared mere
IL Is expected that there VIII now he an In.
creased demand 70, corn, which VIII be good
news Tor us here as we are large shippers of
that cereal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20

ST Louis, Mo-, Jan, le-At the trial OF the
coroner who investigated the death OF Lou
Johnson who. u Is alleged, was murdered by
the defendants &c titled a. to the location aud
found upon Johnson's body Lee Chic testified
that conspiracy was formed 10 put Johnson
OUT OF the way, ana that no was offered Slsn to
paid TO Chic Ohioyok. who murdered Johnson
The witness stated that Choynk would Just as
coon MI man az chicken and with as little
hesitation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
DIAMOND GIfT

Two magnificent diamoDa n
IA karats can be seen in d. \
dow at Tully's jewelry stor 1
long to DR.. Prentice, who Mi
as a present to any person M
of his testimonials to be "a
offer is made that people rg \
the truth. /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Good business for sale.

The Miners Supply store, at Gordon
Coal mines, Palo Pinto county, including
building, fixtures, and as much OF the
stock as desired, for sale on reasonable
terms; Reason for selling, too much
other business. Apply to w. II. Baker
az the store, or to C. II. Schilling, sos
Delaware street, Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
HE WAS BolsTERous,

Gets His Skull Fractured and stabs Man
to Death.
Special 60 the Gazette
OALERA, ALA, Jan. i9,--Ata dance given at
Mrs. wattey's, In this city. last night, MIR
Blake became so bQisturous from the effects OF
drink as to drive all the ladies' from the room.
MIR q. II Burkett remained behind TO remon
siTate, and became involved IN quarrel with
him. In this alteration Mr., Burkett was
stabbed In tho bowels BY Blake, and he latter
skull was frtctured by pitcher hurled az him
10 men are thought To be fatally wounded.
They came TO Alabama together only few
months agn from Indianapolis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Colorado.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

.CoLoRADo, TEN, Jan. ls.-The weather is
clearing on, and great change has taken
place in the temperature since last eyeninR
Inc streets at p. m were covered with sic ct
nd to day was q mild as a spring day.
concerts in open air and dispensing their oil to
the sick.
Mr.. Jacob Trenkel is here from Cincinnati,
ONO, on business. He says Colorado Is almost
as good us Cincinnati.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
WIN Have aDepot.


HousToN, TEX, Jan. i9.-The railroad
companies centering in Houston have
been celebrating for several days regard
ing the building OF grand union depot.
There is no doubt now but what the
depot will be speedily built. The site
selected Is the ground adjacent to the
spot where the Houston & Texas Central
passenger depot now stands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
ToyaIl.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

OUIIUbVUHutHCt OF IHt UNZBtJc,
ToYAH, TEX, Jan. ls.-B. f. Davis has sold
his saloon, the Lone star, Capt, ii. X. Hutch
being the purchaser.
w. r. hill, one of our leading merchants,
has also SOLD out, j. j. Edgar being the pur.
chaser.
The weather has moderated and is now quite
pleasant. stock does not appear to have suf.
fered much so far; no unueual losses have been
reported
II In rumorcd that Mrs. Q. NJ. Fields of the
railroad eatng-houso will In short time take
charge of the postofllcc at this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
PILES AND FISSvs

Forever cured, in one trestnsI
using the knife, caustics orsj
ligature or crushing. SUED
lieved at once, and the disess \
all time in lust one treatmam
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
A FRONTIER EPISODE.
The Need of Ranger Protection Demon,
strated.

Special to the Gazette,
SAN ASroNIo, TIKI, Jan. lg.--From Joe Gar
ella, who reached this city to day, q reporter
learned the following facts regarding very
lively episode VIII Oh happened In IIldalgo
county recently Eight armed men rode mp TO
the store kept by Charles Schanier white he was
writing at his desk shot him through the face
and mortally wounded him, and also shot his
clerk In the breast. When Schanler .and his
clerk were shot down, the robners walked into
the store and helped thomseycs to the goods
and cash on hand securing about $500 worth
and then cool rode uh Garcia states that the
people uf IIidalso county are badly In need OF
protection and are anxious that the govern.
ment should send them company of rangers.
SChanier was alive when Garcia left though he
could not live long, The clerk Is not danger.
uusly wounded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
RAILROAD building.

spocial TO the Gazette,
NEUVo LAREDO, Tex, Jan. l9.-The
Mexican & Guadaloupe railroad company.
II. Douglass, superintendent of construc-
ton, has already three miles graded and
the right OF way cut six miles with fif-
teen miles OF the route located
Gen. Algeria, commandant of this
city, has been ordered TO the City of
Mexico His successor has not yet been
named
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
4 Sow COTTON Compress.
Special to the Gazette.

TYLER, TEX, Jan. 19.--The cotton compress
recently invented and patented by Mr.. NJ. T.
Brown of this city was tested To- day, and
within eight seconds compressed heavy bale
of cotton TO space OF seven and % half inches
doing as good work as any of the standard
pIesses now In use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
L0NGyIEw.

The Receiver on Hand- District Court
at Work.
Special 20 the Gazette.
LoNGVIEW, TEX, Jan. H. Hon. John NJ.
Duncan arrived this morning. to view his
line OF duties on theGAlv0ston, sabine y StLouis
railway, He VIII gO IN the road To. morrow and
"tako account OF stock "
In the circuit court thn Chism murder case
was set for Thu sday, the 2Sth Inst, the state
dookot for the 25lh, and evoral civil cases were
disposed oi without juros. Judge sloadman
bfrived thia aiterno "A 10 slt upon number OF
cases In which Judge Mcleod WAS formerly
cOuuspl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
Appealed to n Higher Court.


PALEsl Il, TEX, Jan, 19.--Louis Muse, col
ored, wh1 thot and killed Monfo Bradley
three weeks ago in fight about Bradley's wife,
Will answer for his crime TO no ear ,hly tribunal
He died In the county jail at 5 O'Clock this
morning of pneumonia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
NIesIco snubs enc nIormons.

IIINNTHI 70
Ell PASo, TEX, Jan. 10 Bishop Jones,
Mormon apostle who has been TO Mexico for the
purpose OF securing and for his people who
wish 10 escape tn Edmunds law, arrived here
TO day. Jones met with cold comfort in the
sister republic and the chances of securing
land are slim. The Catholic priests are maAing
s,ih night against them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
He was Dead.
Special 70 the Gazette

TTTI
II sroN TEX, Jan le--Justice Raiev held
an inquest over the body OF AlonZo Green. u
negro child, who died very suddenly this morn
ing In the Second ward The verdict OF the
inquest jury was that the child came 10 Its
death from causes unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
STATE NEWS.
DOings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
specially for the Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.
Marine Intelligence.

Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan la.-Arfived; schoon-
ers Minnie Smith from New forp, Henry Wad.
,lington from Baltimore. sailed schooners
Il. b. Church for Boston, s. s. Hudson for Nor.
ristOwn, n. j., Florence j. Adler for New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
IT'S the Fort worth pm

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. l9.-The Pan.EIeotrIc
Lelephu ne company put its to ephonic system
mo operation here to-day and gave an exhi.
olllon OF It's workings. II differs In several re.
sPects from other telephones and Includes n
pan ny which communication may be had by
any body by paying toll OF a nickel. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
u. 4 q. siin rnitinr

BosroN, Mass, Jan. ia further cut
IN passenger rates from Boston by the
baltimore & Ohio railroad is announced
by the Boston agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-20
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. l9.--All the
extending from this point are
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
De,ro,, win Hold '.m Level.

DETROIT, Mich December 3l.-The
police are In readiness for trouble
in the Polish quarter quarter M any
hour. While tomorrow IL generally
believed TO be the time when watch
funcss will be most needed, the Oil
GERS are ON watch tonight, aud have
supply OF strctchers aud such other
things rs will be needed in the event
ofa serious disturbance, Troops will
he called out II necessary, aud the
companies In this city are uudcr
order. to report at once on the ring
ing of the iiIc bells. Tomorrow be-
ing holiday makes the danger
greater, but IL is thought that the
kuowlcdge that the militia are under
orders tor action may prevent any
outbreak, The bishop il out of the
city. but Father kalusinski ~ here
and the feeling of the church Is a'
nigh rs ever.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
AT THE CAPITAL.
The Governor of Arizona Rises
10 Remark on an Erro-
ne0us Idea.
No Rangers for the People OF
Indian Tortured aud Ter
rOrizcd states.
south CatOltna's Prosperity
During the Past rive
Years runs Wen up.
Wusiness wrecks OF the Dead
Ola Year, IA Plea stag
Reduction.
wAsUINGT0N wAIrs.



WASHINGTON, December 3l.-Gov-
ernor Iculick, of Arizona, has tclc-
Eraphcd to the secretary of the in
l,rior calling his attention to the cr-
roucous impression, that the purpose
ior which troops had been ordered
IRON san Franc SEQ to Arizona l.
merely To protect the Indians from
.tbrcatcned attacks by the lawlcss
white element. Governor Iculick
ays that his appeal to the govern
snent for troops was for the protcc.
| ION of the lives and property of Ari-
lonians from attacks by murdcrous
lnd thicving renegade Apachos. "No
eoplc on earth" he adds, "hnvc ca
Ilbitcd higher sense of law-abiding
Luahties than the Arizonians have
Ihown under their terrible Affections
IL the past eight months" lie re-
lharks that his proclamation, last
lgcek, warning all-cVil disposed per-
IONS that the powers of the federal
hnd territorial governments would
g worked to preserve the rights OF
Nll persons within the borders of
lhrilona, was directed against certain
lllihiillllulplN phoAiNh'i'hH W Wv
lbrritorial newspapers, and says II
has has had its effect, for the
,ntirc press of the territory IL now
sfayed upon the side of law aud or
DIR. lie assures the secretary that lac
DIN see that the san Carlos
Il seryaiion and the rights OF
Naccful Indians will be protected
aud iu conclusion he asks the sccre-
tary for an authoritative statement tc
disp,l the erroneous impression ~ I,
the suppose of his appeal for troops
In reply, Acting Secretary Mul
drov to-day tclcgrnphch to tho gov
crnCr that the interior department
has received no dispatch from hin
suggesting need for troops to pro
tect Indians on the Sau Carlos rcscr
walton. aud that no action has beef
taken by the government to conccn
trate troops in that vicinity for th
purpose Indicated. MIR. Muldr0,
adds: "The purpose of the govern
men, In. been aud l., to rrolecL- !
| lcnioymcnt of their rights aud pror
crty, to punish law-breakors, SUI
press outlaws aud maintain pcac
within that territory"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

NEW York, December 3l.--Tho fol.
lowing Washington specials was pub
lished hers to day; "Thcrc was re-
Gently presented to the attornoy-g,m.
ernl on behalf of WIN. ). Warner and
his brothcr.in-law, j. Henry Work, a
proposition to refund to The creditors
of the Marine Bank, the tull amount
of the checks upon which their
present indictment was found, name
Is Sl52,SOO. The government de.
clines the proposition, and both the
accused persons will have to stand
trial.
Secretary Manning holds that the
sinking fund for the current fiscal
year requires $4,000. lie said, bow
ever, ii would not DO to cali that
amount at once, and hence he had
made heginning with II call OF
SlO,OOO.OOO, ouly. This would indi
cate that between February lst and
June 3Oth there will bo four bond
calls oi $40, O,OOO,UOO each.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
Planes In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, December 3l.-At 1870
thi. morniuga telephone was received
from Lebanon, Tenn, saying that n
disastrous fire had broken out in the
center of the town aud asking inme-
dinie assistance, as the whole town
would probably burn. An engine
was at once dispatched on II special
train. At 1880 this morning the light
of the flames could be seen from this
city, though Lebanon IL thirty miles
distant. Intelligence was received
this morning to the effect that the lire
after consuming five of the most
prominent business houses subsidized
about 3 o'clock this morning. No es
tinatc of the losses can be given
though II is large aud almost entirely
covered by insurance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
an,,,,ur WIN snn,i rox Idiots.

NEW NoWK. December IA Mon
trcal special 10 the Post says the su.
burban municipality oi ST. Cunc-
gondo having refused To comply with
the regulations OF the central board
of health. il has been quarantined.
All the streets connecting with Mon
trcal have been barricadcd and police
mon are placed So NJ TO cut oil inter
course. THIS morning the 81. Cuno-
gondc people showed fight and com
mcnced pulling down the barricadcs
aud nssaultng the police. A strong
detachment of officers have been or.
dercd out aud rs the quarantincd
people are very Indignant, u free fight
Is anticipated
A man named Trucsdcl who tried
to persuade the mob to wreck the
bnrricadc, was arrested and fined
The fences will be made twelve fee
high tonight. u snllicicnt force o
, worxmcn. rcrsons from uninfccfej
districts wi be allowed to pass tn,
5arricadc on producing tickets The
railway authorities will cooperate
with the city in these matters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

From the San francisco Call
The iuggler Is, perhaps, the most
singular man to be met with In all
india. His tricks outvie IN neatness
of execution and in wonder all OF the
most famous prestidigitateurs of Eu-
rope or America. Their parapher-
nnlia consists OF an old leather bag,
and their dress of rag across the
loins. They generally travel in pairs
one being the musician aud the
other the performer. The musicians
dress Is certainly grostesque, aud con-
ssts of II bright yellow or faded green
cloth, wrapped around his hody aud
between his legs in many fold.
Around his body he slings
DRUM. and fastened TO his chest
in such manner that It
reaches his lips u reed instru-
meet, supplied with variety of diff
iorent sized pipes, on which he eau
blow notes iu variety of keys
widely separated from the squeak OF n
pig to the melody of "A bagpipe, and
about as musical M either. Shaking
out his bag OF dead mems bones,
leather straps, conches, baskets, gar
den pots and rubbish, the juggler pro-
cecdB to the execution OF his tricks.
lie turns MI innocent strap into the
most vicious of Kissing SER
pents, and ailrights all those
standing by; he runs the
sword througl an empty basket, and
human gore gushes out proiusely; fire
is emitted from his nose and mouth,
aud after swallowing pound of raw
cotton, fine thread il drawn from his
ears and nose. This IL all done by "A
half-nakcd man In an open plain
But perhaps the most Interesting and
Oit-dcscribed tricks which may with
Justice in this connection be repeated
here IL the mango trick.
Taking upa common garden-pGt
/ the juggler hands II round for lnspec
= ton. He then scrapos up some fth'
? earth and filling the pot places owe
II u shawl, and blows ON the earth
S also repeating prayer. This Ia
c continues for few minutes, aud su,'
. denly taking away tho shawl sh, W
n to the bystanders the sprouting hta
of green and tender pau
Again he covers the pot aud blow
and again uncovers. There is TIRE
80 In miniature, with shapely leaf an
II blossom--and again the tree hs
10 grown to the height of four feet, wit
y full turned fruit and bark-and the
d he blows on II, and before the eyes {
d the spectator the tree has vanisbe
V and the garden pot and earth Al
lS there alone.