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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

While heart can beat or eve can see. a Svne.
dale fronts the FRAY
a Iynedalei a Tynedale, st. Andrew wins
the day.
There was a hush like death; then the
wide hall echoed and re-echoed with a
death 10 the Tynedale" and fifty
swords flashed their menace out; fifty
toemen, wild with hate, leaped to face
him. Then they paused, awcd by the
dauntlessness of the proud youth. whose
eyelid never quivered. He would die.
but not alone. A moment, aud they
closed upon him, while flashing steel on
steel struck fire. A shrek, groan, but
not from Edwy's lips; narrowing cir
Gle of rd-points, yet with guard and
thrust Edwy held his own lie felt the
blood flow from his breast, the wall
seemed to weaken and yield, and gasp
ing out "a 1ynedale" he sank to the
floor.
Was il the echo of his voice, or the
wild-heart blood beating in his cars
His last words were caught up and re.
peatcd:
"A Tynedale to the rescue A Tyne.
dalew
Then for Edwy came silence.
But not for the hall Through the
portal sprang Oswald, leading the Tyne
dale men, who had waited without in
the shadows for Edwy's signal. The
signal had come, but from Oswald's
hand, at the moment when the defiance
of the minstrel in the hall had left the
door unguarded.
Hand to hand aud knee to knee they
fought about the board; but the cry OF
"Strike for Edwyln made the Tynedales
irresistible. The mead had not ceased
to flow from the overturned tankards be-
fore Tynedale Tower again foated the
banner they unwound from Edwy's arm.
Then Oswald lifted Edwy's head and
staunched the wound in his breast. The
blue eyes slowly opened.
"Edwy, lad, how is it with theel"
Edwy laughed
''l' faith, Oswald, fear me my harI
must lie idle for many day But i,
the boy safeln-Lily A. Logg, IN Oper-
land.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12
EgyptIan Plague of FlIcs.

/ watched child of about two and a
half years, say Carter Harrison, writing
TO the Chicago Mall from Egypt. enjoy
ing crust of bread. There were about
it swarm of flies, and / do not exng-
gerate when / say two or three dozen
were on its face at one time, in patches
as big as half dollar, about the eyes
and mouth. IL would screw up its eyes
when they threatened to 90 in. / thought
some must have gone into its mouth with
the bread. IL did not seem at all an
noyed. | saw a sleeping child on the
street, whose face was almost black with
the insects. IL smiled as if angels were
whispering in it's ears. l have seen men
talking pleasantly together while dozen
flies would be promenading about their
faces. / asked man how he could
stand it. "Mashallahl They don't
bother me, was his reply. This has
made the fly bold, and he seems unable
to understand what a foreigner means
when he tries to drive them of. lie has,
too, remarkably prehensile claws. and
Keeps them keen and sharp when taking
constitutional walks over European
countenances. It was probably the
knowledge of this quality which made
these people pronounce it bad luck to
drive them off. They found it best TO
educate the masses to bear the infliction
and to get used to it, Nearly all the
religious and semi-religious prohibitions
and usages Of the people Of the world
probably had their origin in some ma
terial benefit. The COW was hard TO
raise in India. The cow was most ueces.
sary so the wise priesthood made her
sacred and thus preserved her. Hogs,
flesh was subject to diseases in Egypt
and Syria. so the hog was made reTg
iously unclean and infested with devils.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA

GEoRGE FRANCIS TRAIN has taken 10 going
70 the theatres again.
MADAME PATTI Is singing TO $4,000
night in South America.
Mus. LANorRY's new play for next season
Is called "A Love story"
ELLEN TERRY. the English actress. never
plays the same part twice alike
PAULINE LuccA, the prima donna, has
been engaged % appear in opera in this eoun-
try.
Mas. POTTER IS down for an indefinite run
at Walincks Theatre, New YORK, noN5
season.
"Ml BARNES or NEw Yong is now hay
ing a successful run at tho Theatre Royal,
Sheffield, England.
THE next season at Walacks Theatre in
New York, opens on October with the
COqueiin a iiading Company.
COLONEL McCAULL, the American mana
ger, viii go ~ Europe during the summer ~
Try 10 secure something now and bright in
the way Of comic opera.
DUmSG the simultaneous run in New York
of "a Possible Case ani The Lady Of tho
Tiger Mr. Sydney ROsenfeld's royalties from
the two pieces averaged more than 900 per
week
Tng endowment Of 5000. 900 which Rossini,
the composer. left for an institute FOR aged
singers. is being used for "a magnificent build
ing in tho Place dc Jour, Paris, TO be ready
by November
MRs. JOHN DREW who appeared at the
Arch street Theatre in Philadelphia a short
time ago os Lady Teazie, has been on Che
boards for sNty-Ono years Hor stage career
has boon longer than that OF any other actor
OF actress iu America, with the possible oX-
ceptOn Of Ohm Gilbert
Mrs Alice j. Shaw, the fair whistler who
is the rcigniuy sensation iu London just now,
is 90 native ~. Ghuira M. " Sh0 has q we'll
rounded form stately carriage and beau
tuI face with regular features Her eyes
are large nud derk, ANA her heal is crowned
with q wea.tl of dark hair.
"OTHELf0 and 'Tho Merchant of Venice"
have proved 90 be- the most popular plays iu
Che repertoire of Booth and Barrett this sea-
son. and tha trHgoiinus have decided 60
alternate the favoritcs next season in series
of Venetian Nights Their engagement
viii open iu Chicago next Heptomner, prior
% q season in Tine Fifth Avenue Theatre, Now
York
T8g work ri theatre builling IS active This
Yonr. sixteen have been opened since lasG
fan. including the Waveriy and uoymarkes
/ iu Chicago the Grand Opera Houses in Bos
ton aud flH uieIphia, the Br04dwuy in New
York nud the Amphi0n iu Brooklyn Eighty
two more are iu course of erection, Of whicii
some are very important. such as fhB
Eleventh Avenue Opera House at Aitoouas
lcnn the los Angeles Opera House Cali.
lornia, and Pr0ctOrs Twe1ty-third street.
Sow York
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Wnshinrinn


TnE collections Of internal revenue during
the first eleven months Of the fiscal wear
ending June 30, 1855 amounted TO Si14, ,O9f-
i59, being S5,42S, SCI more than the colec-
tions during the corresponding period of the
last fiscal year
AN invitation has been received by the
United States through the French LEGATION
at Washington 10 take part i'm an interna-
uonai exhibition Of apparatus aud processes
for tho decurtcatiOn Of the ranife n textile
plant which was introduced few years ago
from Java. The exhibition will open at
Paris on August 10.
GENERAL SHERIDAN has been conveyed in
the United States steamer Swatara from
Washington 10 Nonquitt, Mass. short
stop was made az Fortress Monroe a gen.
erai Improvement in his condition was re-
ported.
COLONEL DANIEL LAMONT. President
Cleveland's Private Secretary. has rentod for
Che summer tho Weeden Cottage. nt James.
town, Conanicut Island. r. l.. and the Presi-
bent and Mrs. Cleveland will be his quests
during part Of tho heated term.
BmGADrER-GENERAL JAMES G.. DUANE.
Chief Of Engineers has been placed on tho
retired list
By strict party vote the House Commit
teo on Elections has decided the California
contested election case Of Sullivan against Eel
ton in favor Of the contestant, Sullivan, and
has reported n resolution un JeatinZ FELTON,
THE appointment OF judge Melville W..
Fuller 90 DO Chief Justice has been reported
BY the Senate committee. TO which 10 was re
terred without any recommendation i'm the
matter.
DURING Juro the national debt was re.
duced Sl4, ,429, ,J2.N. The debt now stands.
Principal. 81 l.7Oj, ,993 ,33Obs. interest Sill
~ ff3 "a, total ~ ,3l1, 1871 Cash in
treasury. s629, 81, ,O81Sf
GovERyYEyr receipts in juno aggrega ted
3 =, $50, ~. o decrease of SJs0.2J1 over the
corresponding month OF last year. aud th3
expenditure were sl6,Gi3. 90, nn increase OF
80 ,6s 81 over June. 1851 Receipts last
month were; Customs. SIS Ol2 513 internal
revenue, so .2lj,33i; miscellaneou5, t3,252.
sjS
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a AcRoss-couNrRY sprN.

"A wayside inn, bIacksmith's forge,
A furnace fiaring in the gorge,
A farmhouse and ruined min,
The food gates gone. the big wheel still,
a lake with lilies on its breast,
A lime-kiln on the hills sharp or st;
such pleasing changes meet the eye
However fast the wheels 20 by
The roar Of train upon the bridge,
Ihe rifles crack beyond the ridge,
The plowlnan's whistle, tho milkman,s sopg
The farm dogs baying, clear aud strong,
Ihe bieat OF sheep. the roadster's neigh,
The click OF reaper ON its way,
The songs OF birds, the drone - bees,
Fiji ear and heart with ecstacies
Oft here and there glimpse & caaght.,
or scenes with fun or folly fraught;
a COW, reused from her stupid sleep,
a iock of popic-stricken sheep,
A horse that with frightened snort
In frisky antics finds resort,
His stupid driver with jerk and curse
Only makes the rampage worse.
A peacock spreads his gaudy tail,
"A gooiers tinted crest grows pale,
n pumpkin on farm yard gate
o1ares at you with his mouth agape,
while from the hodge a rustic lass
Filings kisses at you as you pass,
Not that she's forward with the men.
Bnt knows you'll never meet again.
Der dusty roads amid green trees
Ihat fling sweet odors 10 the breeze.
Along ravines whore, when It's late,
The jay calls harshly 20 his mate,
by red-grovn swamps where phantoms walk
And bitterns in the dimness stalk,
BY brooklets flashing in the sun.
BY fields in russet clad, and dun
Past churches in the woodland shade.
And graveyards where the dead are laid:
Past orchards with their fruitage ripe.
And green lanes swiftly lost to sight
1hus onward DER the ground we speed,
Exhiiarating sport indcedl
As to the bird with outspread wings,
1t vigor to the muscles brings.
--Frank n. StauGer, IN Detroit Free Press
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

Since tho Queen met with slight
accident at Windsor and spraincd her
knee she has not been able 20 stand com.
fortably for any long period, and at
drawing rooms, although appearing 20
stand, she has really been sitting on "a
cleveriy arranged chair Of crimson and
gold. This year another and lower
chair was substituted for some reason or
other, with The result that several ladios
nearly tumblcd over when they kissed
hands, as tho Queen was sitting s0 ox.
cecdingly low chat it was quite gym
nastic exercise 20 bend down 60 her
bands. - IQndOR Truth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

The reminisconccs Of the great Duke
of Wellington give some idea OF his
wonderful activity when iu the field.
''For many years In the peninsula" " be
once said, 'I undresscd seldom in the
FIRST four years never slept five or six
hours, sometimes two or three In India
it Is not The custom 10 undross; never
did in Spain ! never marched the sol
dicfs moro than twenty five miles % day
in India 7 once marched thc troops sew
onig-two miles in day
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12
Tho Record For the First SIX Months
of the Current Year.

Brddstreet's reports the total number OF
mercantile failures in the United States dur
ing tie first six months OF 1883 as 5}5l the
estimated nssets Of which amount 10 3lSA,-
7lG, with liabilities aggregating SGi,9S7,622.
For the same period OF 1887 the number Of
failures was 5Oi2. with assets amounting TO
5,Gi8, iOS. aud liabilities aggegating S5i,-
7i8,B!e The number Of failures for tho past
six months, however, Is less than for tho
corresponding period Of any year, except
1857, since 1882 the gain over 1887 being l5s,
or 3 50 por cent. The failures are divided
as follows. Now England States, 6Jl; Middle
States, 1914; Southern States, 1914; Western
Statos, 1885; Pacific States, $50, and tho
Territories, 40
Ina Canada tho total number OF failures for
the past six months was 0li, with assets
amounting TO S3,OJ6 $50 and liabilities ag
gregat.ng -. 7eg, f95, whio for tho CORE
spending period Of 1897 the number was $685.
with assets amounting 90 S}.G7I33O, and liza
bntic8 nggcgating ss,83l 500
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

A. NJ DcHANEL. au official of Tongenii
f0na' l7f s'a't fIau1 GsI
MH. JANEs LowrHER. Conservative. dc
featcl Mr. Knatchbull Huzcssen Gladstou
ian, he the election in tho Isle OF Thanet
England.
PATRICK BAYNEs. q hero Of tho Baaklav,
charge Of the Light Brigade, drowned him
self 40 Montreal Canada
THE Dublin Iroondl Muni cipal Comc.
has nominated Mr. Sexton Tor re-eiection a.
Lord Mayor in 1850
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

SEVEN pir8tes-four Anamites and fhrco
ChiHose-wa captured by a French gum
boat tbe ofh.r day iu Ha'Ong Bay. and wer1
subsequently eVeeutai at Haiphong To
each man % separate ckccutouer was az
pointed Ol Che seven only one succeeded
striking on Che head 40 the first blow. ail chs
others having 20 hack them OF By success
sion of blows
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

Mas SARAH BELDEy MiTCuErr. who has
just died at Corpus Christi. Iexos aged Il
years was in youth FGllons gUcst ol hls Gree
ieambo1t. and among ihe dancers at tha
ball and banquet whore With Ds Wit Clinton
then Governor 0i New YORK. celebrated fhe
completion Of the Erie Canal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

gang Of despcrados at Randolph,
Mass. attacked and nearly killed a man
named Lambert, During the fight tie
noise OF approaching police was heard
end the crowd, wishiog to conceal their
work. took Lambert ani bid him in O.
tomb tn "a cemetery near by The odi-
Gers found him after he bad been i'm.
prisoned for over on hour, and he was
almost suf.Icatcd when rescued. Ills
condition ie now critical
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

A SENATOR OF the United states. Mr.
George Hearst Of California. has Just paid
ESQ 600 az New York for tho yoarling rum
ming colt King Thomas, the son Of King Ban
and Maud Hampton This e the highest
price ever paid for q yearllng
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-12

A curiosity in the shape Of a water
melon which has grown between two
roots Of q white oak, is on exhibition at
Albany, Go. 10 presents The queer sroc
iaclo oi q melon compressed in the center
20 q remarkable thinness, and Dnigino
cut on each end where free from the
compress Of tho roots 70 full size,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

The City Council Of Chicago
have adopted q new liquor ordi-
nance for the city, which viii have
something to do with designating
the places for new saloons, but will
not disturb those already establish
ed. The funny part of this bus
mess is that the new law is repre-
sented as being the result OF .
compromise between the saloon
keepers and the common council.
the former consenting to keep their
front doors closed and blinds down
on Sunday. In the old mining
camps of the ''rowdy west the sa-
loon keepers showed as much con-
sideration as this for the temper
ance sentiment, even in the absen ce
of law on the subject.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

II was graceful act, but one.
NO fear, dictated more by cheap SEN
timent than by good sense for the
Senate to rush through bill on
Tuesday afternoon to revive the ar
my grade Of General, and couferr-
ing il on Lieutenant-General Sheri
dan. It looks as if the Senators
feared the distinguished soldier
would die before they could confer
on him the honor to which he was
entitled, and also that if he were
not on bis death bed, the honor
would not have been conferred.
The time to have made Sheridan
General wss when Sherman was re-
tired.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06


HENRY GEORGE has been read
out of the United Labor party.
Not only this, but he has been re-
solved against as traitor, and as
having been guilty of conduct not
in harmony with the principles OF
gentleman. 1t is singular fact
that as soon as politician gets any
thing he ceases to be acceptable to
the labor organizations. When
Henry George turned up in New
York a few years ago, and began
to preach his peculiar doctrines, ne
was the idol Of the workingmen pol
iticians He was poor then, and
while he didn't work with his
hands, he kept his tongue and pen
laboring necessarily. La little
while he began to accumulate prop
erty, and as be acquired wealth the
breach between him and the real
workers widened, until now that he
is rich the laborers have no use for
him and he has none for them.
Doubtless he is as happy over being
bounced from the party as the
bouncers, and assuredly he has the
best of the business, for there is no
longer anything in workingmen's
politics for him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

THE Oregon State election came
of yesterday. The republicans
have carried everything. Herman,
republican congressman, has about
three thousand majority, and the
legislature is overwhelmingly re-
publican. The contest was fought
on the principles enunciated by
President Cleveland in his annual
message.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

II Dir. Geo. W. Childs, the phi
lanthrophist editor, can't pole more
votes in the United States than any
other man, then merit and nobility
Of soul doesn't count for much
Take him "by and large" he is
the nobIest specimen of an Ameri-
can citizens now living. The re-
pablicans, beating the bush for q
candidate, should make note of
this.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06
SYRUP OF FIGs.

Is natures own true laxative. 1t il the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the System
when Bilious or Costive, to dispcl Head
aches, Colds and Fevers; TO cure Habitu-
al Constipation. Indigestion, Piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. San Francisco, Callfor-
ina. For sale by j. w. Hodges. City Drug
Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

II the Mills tariff bill is given
the cold shoulder in the st Louis
platform, should not that gentle
man withdraw it FROM the House,
and thus preserve his manhood and
his standing in the democratic
party ?
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

lis whispered at st. Louis that
Mr.. Cleveland will not consent to
run on a platform that does not
take his message as the foundation
of its structure. Such nonsense will
never be spoken aloud.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

AN advocate of the open BARI
candidate, Algcr, of Michigan,
says the latter started in life "fath-
erless, motherless and moneyless. !"
II is presumed from this that we
are to regard Alger as sort of
Topsey, who ''just groved. :
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

The merchants Of Baltimore,
engaged in the sugar trade, want
the duty on sugar removed. The
news from Oregon may help them
at Washington.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

The man who analysed the in
gradients Of soda water fountains
and says they are poisonous, cannot
scare the summer girl in that way.
She WON'T believe it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

WE have given a large space OF
our local columns to-day to bgief
sketches of the st. Louis Conyen-
ton, which will show the drift of
things in that city to-day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

THE Republicans yesterday elect
ed majority Of judges Of the su.
preme court of Illinois.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

THE democratic free trade wing
OF the party have "taken the bit in
their mouths" and are running
away with the st. Louis convention.
The cool head of Senator German
can't control them. They have "sat
down on the distinguished Mary
lander.o S. Nj. White Of Califor-
MIA has been made temporary chair
man of the convention. Henri
Watterson, the most active, out
spoken free trader in the country,
was placed at the head of the COM
mittee to draft a platform. The
free traders are strong enough to
have things their own way in every
question that may come up in the
convention, and they will define
the coming contest sharply on free
trade theories. Congressman Scott
Of Pennsylvania will supersede Dir.
German and run the campaign on
his own peculiar tactics.
We shall give on another page all
that may be received by telegraph
up to the hour of going to press.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward 70. %
Of liver complaint. dyspepsia. SICK 80 ~
Indigestion. constitution or coslnIsIyye,
cannot cure with Vests VeCetaoie b, -
when the directions are S ricty ~
with. They ara purely vegeit pc. e. ~ ~
fail to give safisfact on arge o1 .ss n
Ing 30 sugar coated pills. Z5c: Be" 'aa,ine
featured only by JOHN G. WEsi, ~
W Madison ST., Chicago. I'LL. solac !, - 80
HODGES g. Co, Druggist, As Main % 81
napolie, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06
SHIRT WAISTS.
HATS, CAPS, &c.

Thousands upon thou
sands Of Shirt Waists, in
French and American Per-
Gales, Fancy Flannels, &C..
newest effects, prices from
Iac. to $3.50.
Our Juvenile department
displays a gorgeous assort-
meat Of children's Hats and
Caps for dress and everyday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06

WEDNESDAY June 6. 1888.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-06
NOTICE the PRICES.

We have greatly reduced our stock and
compare them with any city this side OF
New York. We will state
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-31
4 Southern I'm Yemoriam.'

One day in 1>G2 Sidney Shiyers, Of
Webster. Ga then ei- -hteen years OF age,
entered his fathers house. and. diyestinc
himself of his hat aud clothes, dressed
hmsel. IN The uniform # o soldier in.
order 10 enter the Southern armv. in the
meantime hanging the hat and clothes
hat lie once Wore upon a reg IN his
room From that day 10 this lie hat
aad c!ot.e- have hung in tha, same
p.acr, not s hand having cen allowed TO
tou them n al that time for they
have hsen held acrei to the memory Of
tic yogng Southern soldier who paced
them there. IL f. Of sidney >hivers
went OF. soon after he entered he army,
lat these mute n morals o. the boy ~ no
once wore the gray st!l hang where they
were nla el by N tventy-sx ears ago
untouched II al tina. tire C6lcase
Hsr11
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-31
A Texas EnOch Arden.

About seven years ago IN Lamar county
David Fierce had occasion to 90 to tho
southern part Of the Srtte and, bidding
has family. which consisted of his wife
and daughter, an atfeCtiouate adieu, he
took his departure The weeks length
ened into months. and finally year had
gone by without any tidings from Pierce,
unit one day little over five years ago
word was received from friend of the
family that Dave had died somewhere
in the lower part Of the State.
Mrs Pierce molrned the death Of her
husband bat after a year she was per
suaded to abandon her widows weeds
and we'd another The man she married
was worthy. and happiness reigned in
the family until the other day, when
the man incurred as dead appeared. On
being informed of his wifes marriage
Pier first became blindly enraged and
threatened vengeance. but finally calmcd
down AMI called on his wife. She tainted
AT the sight Of him, but finally rallied
and listened to explanations. Pierce,
on going South, suddenly became in
sane and was placed in the lunatic asy
um 4 Austin
The friend that sent the word to Mrs
Pierce thought he was doing humane
act. and that she would rather know he
was dead than TO think him insane
After having been cured Of his maad :
Pierce returned home with the result as
stated. Finding his wife married &c
another nan, with TWO or three small
children and. realizing the unhappines:
he would cause if he remained and
claimed his wife he silently and tear
fully turncd his back On all that was deal
10 him ard b.d a last farewell 10 hu
home. }.r7r2 Iinaes.