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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

HEADAGsE.-Tho Stomach is disorder
ed. Cleanse and settle Ii with Dr.
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
HEARTau7M.-Food fsrmcn,irp NO,
digcs,ing. Correct the Stomach b,
using DrSchenes's Mandrake Pills
IMDlGESTloA.-start tic sccretions .
tile Stomach with pr. SrAencl;,
Mandrake Pills.
DETERMINATIONS. Congestion rus
mad. Reduce instantly by free uss
OF DR.. SehcncL's Mandrake pisls
JAUNblEE.-Bicoa poisoned by biz
Correct the Liver BY using Dg
sehenclis Mandrake Pills.
LOSS or aPPETlTE.-The Stomach
is fliling. First cleanse it; ther
tone wish Or. Schencl.'s Seawsee
Tonic.
EsAuSEa.-Reaction Of bile. oorree
Stomach and Liver with DR.
.Sehenck's Mandrake Pills.
PALPITATiCN.-Dyspeptic condition
Cure by using DR.. Schencks Man
drake Pills as directed.
T0HPIDlTY.-Tnaotion of Liver. Star
..rp with Or. Scheneks Mart,raki
Pills.
DR.. SeheneL'i new work on the I.ttns1
Stomach. and Liver sent itec to airy address
Address d.. J, II. scheneE & Son, l'hiiadei
phia, Pa.
ail,S- I'd
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
pAaRY's ORGANIZATION.

P1rTsnuRa, Pa, Nov. .4-Thomas B.
Barry will spend week here in aid OF
his new labor organization. Mary knights
are dissatisfied with Powderiy aud espec-
tally since he was voted continuance of
his IS 600 annual salary. Local knights
say Barry'e order will excsed the knights
in numerical strength in loss than six
months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Beecham's pills cure bilious and nervous
Proposad Fishery Legislation,

A dispatch from Asbury Park, N. j.,
says; The next legislature will be asked
TO enact additional fishery laws. IL is
proposed 10 make the laws relating TO tie
opening OF the tithery season the same in
Pennsylvania, Delaware aud New Jefaey.
By such course further misunderstood
ings may BIO avoided, and the interests OF
ali three Of the states protected. 1he
tisb commissions of the three states are
preparing the proposed new law.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Warmers Log Cabin Ssrsaparilla regu-
lates the regulator. Largest Ssrssparilla
bottle in the market. Manufactured by
proprietors of Warmers Sife Cure. Sold
by oil druggists, Take no othes--it is
The beat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

A dispatch from Augusta. Maine, say5
the Ksnnebec river is closed to navisa-
ton. It il solidly frozen over between
Gardner eud Browns Island, and there
axe seven schooners caught in the ice be-
tween Augusta AID Gardner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
NOVEMBER.

The naked hills lie wanton to the breeze;
The leids are nude, the groves unfruCRsd;
trees
What wonder that the corn 10 shocked.
Puck
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Alexandria dog was ground TO Czarsnge
meat in that railway accident. Pi.tsJnrg
ChrGnicls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Cstarrh origina.es n SCR fatous tsint Hoods
sa.espelills pnrides The hlooa, and tnus PEI
npnently cures cktarrh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

nearly all Of brick. A great deal of i'm.
proyement will be made on the stvle az
the buildings, and some Of them will Ia
very handsomely built. Colonel Benia-
I'm y; Pearce, proprietor and owner of
.ne siaiGe House, has telegraphed for
On arohltect, who will be here to.mor-
row to make him a plan for new
notei. He will build on the site Of
we OLD house, but this time will
nuila OF hrick. Augustus Parker, pro-
Pistof OF the Pocomoke Hotel, will also
u,illd on the site of the old hotel. d. ].
WheAlton, owner OF the two brick blocks
on either side Of Market street, Yesterday
settied with hib insurance companies. He
decided to have them replace the build-
lngs ana to not have his money for 60
Gays, with interest for that time. HIP.
Dashieii, insurance agent OF Princess
anne, Will be here to morrow with his
eujuaters, and will settle with the parties
VINO nave lost by the fire. The loss has
peen aggregated to be about $3.50 600
With Sl53, 600 insurance. The fire will
not fall heavily on the masses Of the
people, as only few poor families were
burned ont.
Inc total loss at the Pooomoke City FIRE
o. november 22d aggregated about
ezoV,UUO, and was insured for more than
one-half OF that smonnt. The individual
losses OF the various insurance oompa-
MES as far as known were about as fol-
lows: The Cecil (of Elkton), $2s 900;
Kent Mutual, $l5 900; Montgomery,
$4,000; Royal, $1,000; asna, Sc, 900;
Liverpool $4,000; Globe, So 600,
Phce ak, IS ,O00'' Continental, New York,
$4,000; Glen Falls, New York, 81 600;
German, Baltimore, $4,000; Potomac,
Baltimore, 80 GOO; home, New York,
S2,uOD; Amsrican, Philadelphia, 80 600;
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company,
$4,000; Farmers Mutual (Kent county,
" 600; Farmers Mutual (Delawars),
$4,000; Kittania, 81 900. /"
The sun., 1888-12-30

drove stout stakes where they would be wanted.
and moyee the barge 70 the lower end Of The
Old feiovs hind less sto sesssSst ann and ss s1 him
II was a mighty uncomfortable position for
da9 press quiet e 70 sSoS MID
night. and then the roars OF the lions apeered
him. and hs kept us awake with his yslls and
% the pis next day. % but lie kine n % OF beasts ca Sad
simply come there out Of curiosity. The hum
induced TO attack q rhinoceros alive nor at
"a After breakfast next morning We began work.
cd him out Of he % pit. Tho first thing he aid
was TO make n rush, but It was failure. We
away to trees and stapies and BY their means
we ecnecked him up or warped him along as We
III had S %as 70 bas soB % sss sss
ap g 6% We had %anasea bis s capture as With With,
b1a Without % peee Of ssin ni ruSbes sbesd Oh Il
and is no doubt alive at this writing. His age
he 30 81 SSI
We had captured one rhinoceros SO easily
two by the same means. Therefore great wns
our surprise next day to find the swamp en-
went to show that It was a Rich feeding ground,
and that Mt least twenty Of the fellows had
ss sGSn n9 s RRt bsy bs.S had SEsn the
they would return, and such proved to be tho
case. We took good care OF the one we had
secured and kept as quiet as possible. and on
the afternoon OF the eighth day we got sur
prise; Some Of us were asleep and some lolling
skulked up to the edge OF the swamp and sur
!eyed US for how long no one could say, ut
camp. He. was within hundred foet OF the
abbatis when the alarm was given. and he
tho other. but this fellow went through It with
great crash. holding straight for my tent
We ran right and left to give the charging
that tent alone, He struck and knocked Ii nat.
Tho edge Of the blnff was only six feet away.
and before he could check himself he went
over He could swim. of course but he would
have plenty to think OF. and every man Of us,
acting on the same impulse, seized rope or
some other object to make his capture. All
the natives leaped into the water. and their
splashing and shouting SO confused the beast
him down to spot where he could land. The
rest Of us were ready for him. and before he
could figure out what was going on We had him
tight and fast and before dark he had been
hauled into the barge. He was not as large nor
as, old rs the other, but. nevertheless, a valu-
able capture. and we lost no time in getting
the pair down to point whence they could be
started for the seacoast-
The sun., 1888-12-30
Miss lGyrtie's Anbitlon Satisfied.
r,,o,, tn< G, YovSr 6.,oh> 1<,.orrn,

Early yesterday morning Miss Myrtle
Watson. 16-year-old belle OF East St Louis.
attempted to celebrate Christmas by perform
ing q contortion act In her boudoir. and met
with an amusing but extremely serious acci-
dent. She aspfred to rival the eontortion
prima donna OF Barnum's circus by placin e
behind her head. Tho consummation so de-
youtly. wished for was reached successfully.
but when Mss Myrtle attempted to remove
herself far from being equal to the emergency.
After o vain attempt to eXtricate her feet from
and with one superhuman effort she made .
strong pull and extricated the left foot. but
the whole physical force OF the pull was thrown
against tho other limb. and the right hip was
dislocated. The screams Of the poor girl i'm
to her room. A physician was summoned. and
the hip was set with considerable difficulty.
and is kept constantly under the influence oe
0piates
The sun., 1888-12-30
TIL. Marriage . Ce..pIeaou. raiiare.
Frsn, the Atlanta Csastitu,iai

CHICAGO. Dec. l2-Chicago is justly noted
for swift divorces and the calculating coolness
with which couples proceed TO the severance OF
bonds matrimonial. but there is one pair who
tako tho lead. The young man came from the
East somo months ago with renty of money
good looks, and Recommendations He met at
tho house where he lived a young lady Of raro
beauty and good family. and in a few weeks
they were married.
But their bliss didn't last long. One day he
departed for Kansas City. where, he said. hs
had been sent by his firm. The following week
she Ieit for Michigan 70 see her folks. Then
apart addressed TO the husband and wife, and
As neither returned 1t was concluded to open
them.
The one addressed to tho wife read:
Ny DEAE BpfrH: convinced that you and I are
unit Ter another. We cannot be happy lSfg
In tho lower bureau drawer. Take and get divorce
You can do the ground or dsssrtion nov tell
you Win live with You again Good By and may
you have better luck next time CaAEIn
IL was marked Mt Cincinnati
The one addressed to the husband was mailed
at Buffalo. IL road:
D.lS c.AHlM: Ian an tired Of yoa and hncv ysa arc
when you forgot In the bureau drawer ] will never
trouble yoa NO matter uhAI ySa do Good by forever
~ EBuh.
The sun., 1888-12-30
CRRISrEAs GRATITUDE FROM HXL.
LARD ASYLUM
Some sage and Patriotic Remarhs from the
Iunates or that Institutiou.

Sone Sage aud Patriotic Remarhs from the
IaDates or that Bnstitutio1.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: We. in
natsS wish to send through valuable journal our
deepest depth or gratitude tho taxpayers this State
for our good Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners
which consisted In part OF chicken. biscuit pie and
sweet cider accompanied with lovely Christmas tree
ovsrowinR with handsome donations from hands OF
kind friends. and which conducted by our good
superintendent Dr. wise the satisfaction and pleas
rre OF all In fact u honor New York state II
cared for her helpless poor
Nay the Lover OF charity reward the aivers with q
hundred iold and many happy New Years together with
and reign until climbs the TOD notch Of homer and
lame under tho glorious stars and stripes.
this prayer We are all unit for the who 10
Al umes ready and wiliinE 70 shAmpna The cause OF
preserve him for the good et the nation his party
a. he 10 the highest feather in the atsrs hat for
atraa sound Democrat Too well know our trIbleA
are but mail Sat EsveIthsiess We hope the Empire
50 you sse reader. by tire above. les all bosh hat
sor3e OF those paper men say. We !amAteA know
friends and foe.: NJ lea 10 ., 30 pes will
latter and present life while poor inmates think
they locked up vIonyfuiIy; and seems the toy
eror shares In this belief considering his hast
70 the JeEislsture: but this honorable body took
ssaiy question needs Sewing or rsurinz in some way
flease reme1ber ones liberty and might Say life.
what Is life without lbsrys This Is the reason We love
and praise our Gcyernor the man who deArss alvs
God is good and Tho Lsz.siature amt bad Made in
eehIif OF myself and brother inmates Of this place
AsSLr.. wLL.Rp. y. " Dec. 2s. =
The sun., 1888-12-30
Seven CoansoIlOE-s.
From Annle

From Aneylen-
One said: "ro one great end
Let all thy powers lend:
BE thou not drawn asiae in thas excel:
Houidst thou accomplish much. do one thing well"
One said: "Scorn thou to move
within . narrow groove:
Wouldst thou accomplish much. be broad Of soul:
To know all good should be thy loaSedsor goal
Third: "On. doubling heart!
Scoru thou the towards part;
Dash swiftly forth 20 meet the coming strife
Ay. Drawing storm and whirlpool, live thy lifs"'
Then spake . Fourth: "Tet walt
Before that sad Too lAto;'
Let caution guide thy steps, pause thou and think:
Bid toEethought, wisdom. NEE: thee At the brink"
Fifth: "Upi Yield thou not
With meek ness 4, thy lot:
Content u sloth high BpHls should sill aspire
Fan svery sparS Of old fr0methean Gre-'
Tie sixth: Serene, content
Accent what Pate has sent
"spsak Seventh vocs! anL tell me--wiGersd wight
which Of my six sage counse.Iors 10 right"
Pe2eelovinR Fnnteneiis
As olden records tell
To saAl tho lips oe Ghibaine or Guelph.
Cried; = Al The worid 10 Eght"-And surely wa1 him.
The sun., 1888-12-30

The Rain Comes SobblnG TO the Deer.
prom the SesrssLa s,ats Journal
The night grows dark and weird and cold and thick
Ps ii. sea. the wind
The f:a essi' Click beneath the fame; .udses with
The sSsdoss the woods where the twi-
Now fsaviss from the ruddy IRE bririanee sweeps
A srs.nne down the s.ress the rain comes sobbing
me rain comes sOboinE TO the door.
Like fSFni unseen whom "e can hear on DtOe stealing
sut n year a as:.ss to til. Drm and through mist Of
Our syes ssl t. much love to the shades
And stSer they viii noek again the ghosts of thing
Whs sss.ains aosn sh. l.t.iosA the rain comes SOB
While :tIs.ml nz .ss.a down II. r. Z lattice.
The tempest trodden waste lands the trees
And Dow they come psilid shape. of dreams tha.
And SSan We Git The windows up, .mo,hsrsd whisper
Like :Sns lone sssasrns voice from graves sha. hold
tall you ts.. iots the storm for think We no. of
Whom s,Issmiaa down tn. l.ttc.s the rain comes
ne rain comes sobbIns TO the dsor
Wen drink 70 thoss We sadly misA and sing ssms
mesrnfal song we Enow.
Who insw:.G .esl. IN SIss can le.rs til. border. of
But maj .eas ietinE one may absu. the .nci.n,
Oh, exile he would hail glimpse of the familiar
Ihsuls sire.nnE dswn the la:,lcsI the rain comes
S:fsh +: f.a sss. .sssss ssxr q ss ss. s
HEzKY KEsUALL
The sun., 1888-12-30

Ut1 ~ Nm InEty GbbG.
PROM PsEeh.
Pleasant pipe anionable clay!
Bmpty-iike thy fuckless masters pocket
Firelees - Cares candle burned away.
Long ere daybrenk. TO the very socket
when n cove u penuiless and dry.
Having whined the last Of his small whnck. he
Can do naught but pouch his pipe, and cry,
Heirho Baccyi
Heisho 'Raccyi can understand
How tho lag " In lonely cell lonGs for thee;
How the storm tost sailor far from land
YeaIns in nights long watch 20 blow " or "ehor
thee.
Comfortable weed Out on the ehurls
Scientnc priGs and savbonss Quncky.
Who mud mischief In thy fragrant whirla
Heigho 'Baccyl
when the tinsss toiier draws his belt
With q trembling hand . trife tighter
To compress that vacuum each has felt
Who with poverty has been . fighter.
II his lips may but caress ha clay.
Though cash uiil not 10 niass snack. he,
With recovered pluck oan peg away.
when cold Care confrouts one in hfe's road.
When bereayemsnt chills the lonely inGle.
When sharp disappointment Yields its Road,
when chap u ssedy. stumped sad single,
Ihen, however sass ones chide or croak.
Spite Of Doctor harsh fanatic craeky,
There II comfort in quiet smoke!
HeiGho 'Baccy!
The sun., 1888-12-30
Two Hands.
Prom the Phtisdrtphia Record.

Wealthy Physieian-I suppose you wish mo
10 look At our hand see u % al bound up
Unknown CAier-So sir. IL wish to see yoa abo1s
youE danghter's hand.
-Rh
We love each other sir and hope"
"Great GaIen! don't know you How did you hufs
your hand. ehs Get hit with beer bottle or"
r cut my hand yesterday while clipping eouponA"
-O' bless you. my children"
The sun., 1888-12-30
PoKns RORTH REhDINR
Pst,e,ee with the Lfvine.
TSo-, fh> CArfrff0r <froorrr.


Sweet friend. when thou and are rons
Herond earth's weary labor.
when small shall Be our need Of Trnes
Prom comrads or from nclghbor:
Passed Ali the strife, the toll the cara
Ana done with all the rirhinf.
What tender ruth shall We have gnined,
Aiasi By simpir dyiugf
Then lips too ch,ry Of their praise
VIII tell our inertia over,
And eyes TOO svitt our faults % zee
shall no defect discover.
Then hands that would not 1ift Stone
: where stones were thick 10 eumner
Our steep hill path. will scatter novert
Above our ptilovsd nlumber.
Sweet friend. perchance both thou and I,
Ere love 10 past forEivinR
Should take the earnest lespon home
Be patient with the living.
ro-dny's ropreesed rebuke may save
0ur binding tenrr 70. morrow;
Then patience-e'cn when keenest edFp
Nay vhst . narneless sorrow.
'Tis easy 20 Be gentle when
Deaths silence thhmes our clnuor,
And easy 10 discern the best
Through tnemorys mystic glamour;
But wise Il were for thee and me.
Ere love In past forHiyinF.
To take the tender lesson hone-
Be patient wish the living.
The sun., 1888-12-30
To . Turkey.
Prom Me chicago Nail.

fTo1N Nc ChtcGSo Adt
Bird OF two meats-the brown. the white
which like the dual tribes unite,
And In . single body run:
Of tints diverse tn substance one
Hall to thy bosom, broad and puffsdi
Plump ~ maiden's cotton stuffed
Hail to thy mstickB!-dninties fine
That served as devils" seem divine
Hail to thy sidebones!-rich morceaux-
And thy ecclesiastic nose,
which to tho laws OF order blind.
Nature has queeriy placed behind;
Yet scoffern vow they ntneas sec
In nose Of Bishop following thee.
And hint that every nose Of priest
Turns eagerly toward savory feast
Methtnks see dish borne in
Ger canopied with shining tin.
From meath which dome q vapor rnro
Cufls through the hogpftAhfo air.
fressoI Up goes the 6urnnhed I'D.
And lcl the bird Ito coneays hid.
BIRD Of two meata ali haill all hall!
Tire thy round breast the keen steel giides:
Rich ichor irricntea thy sides;
Dressing" 10 give the slices Eest
Rolls from thy deem protuberant chest;
rs ssn apoon INV nnssdss M sSassn .gcasasss
And forth. as from darksome mine.
Bfines treasures Tor which gods might pine.
Bird Of the banquet, what to me
Are all the birds OF melody
Thy "msrrythought Tar more I love
And in thy .Eo6Sis." deep and ciear.
Thy gourmand's shibboleth hearl
OF ali sarth's dainfies there are none
Lfke thee. % thank the Lord upon;
And % receivo thy vottve lay,
Thou sovereign bird Of Christmas Day,
UEESowS.
The sun., 1888-12-30
The Tired Foot

TNAl UN CDstti3fN.
The potter stood at his daily work
One pAiieut foot on the ErouEd;
The other with never kiAeking speed.
turning his swift wheel round,
Silent ne stood peEiie hin there.
Watching tas restless knee.
1ill INV 'renI ssit ,oM. IL plying voice,
IiON uTed hls foot masL be.
The potter never pauIed IN his oEk,
Shaping the wondr1uS thinE.
Twas only q common hoWer pot
s%,Sy5 eek s.is ss s.i,ss s,aiS alS Rasisin. R.liIy SysA
7is Is sAs. 49, 50 ~ ;iss1i 'A
The sun., 1888-12-30
Dla... Kasvv yyhsn % LIE. Go.

I'VE ~ VFss1''1 O7,sOFtuEE
Los ANGELES. Dec. 19.-DuripR tho height
OF the real estate excitement some young men
bonded = tract OF land and started "city ="
WhSre. In the ordinary course OF events. one
worked wen foF q WAils, and at one tims they
SSgld hfys sold out ct Z pEoat Of S300,0
s,s q i S:ssS g saS de-
The sun., 1888-12-30

not pisioL siid samuel Wall u ISa0 sOsth Eiskth
Sasisl kss Of sas MsSsss sssss h.a sssaSsa 1s tss
Walt DIRE. revolver on him aud threatened TO kili
him. glass bottle made In the form OF revolver
produced which Walt said Was the instrument used To
scare kas. Wait was held 10 keep the peace.
The sun., 1888-12-30
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the skin MAS raw. Bsdy covered with
scales Hike spots or mortar. Cured by
the Cutieusa RemeAIes.


scales Hike spots or mortar. Cured ~
the Caueura Remedies.
am going Z. ssr yoa Of the extraordinary ehanss
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES performed on me- Aboal
tho LIST OF April last noticed some red pimpies Ike
coming all my body. but thought nothing Of t
until Iae later when began look like spots
o; mortar spotted and which OF In IayerA as-
companied with itching would scratch every night
until was then the night the seaiea being
formed meanwhile. were scratched OF again In vain
did consult all the doctors in the country without
aid After giving all hopes Of recovery happened
to advertisement In the newspaper about yoor
CUnCURA REMEDIES. and purchased them from my
druggist and obtained almost immediate relief began
notice that the scay srupsons gradually dropped
and disappeared By and have been fully
had ths disease thirteen months before began taking
the CuTicURA REMEDIES. and in four or nve weeks
entirely cured Ny disease and psori-
asiS RECOMMENDED the crTIcTRA REMEDIES 20 all
in my vicinity, and know OF great many Who have
taken them and thank me for the knowledge OF them
especially mothers who have babes with seay eruptions
on rhsr heads and bodies- IeAnnOt express in
the thanks % yo1 for WhAs the cUfICURA EEAEDIks
have been 20 Ny body with seaiss ana
was awful spectacle to behold New my akin Ia -
nice and clear - baby'L
Sept 81 1887. GEO. CoTEY. Merrill VIA
Feb 7. Isss.-So. a trace whatsoever o, the disease
from which suffered has shown itself since my cure
CEo. CoTET.
We cannot do justice 10 the esteem In which CCTI
CuRA. the great skin Cure. Ahd CUTIcUkA SOAP an
exquisite Skin BsAatinsL prepared fTon L. and CUI-
cURA REsoLvRST the new Blosd rurinsr. are held
By the thouAAnds upon thousands have bssl
made happy By ths cure OF AEoaiInE humiatinE itch
Ing seaiy aAd pmply diseases OF the skin scalp and
blood. with loss Of hair.
:, Sold exsEyShsre- friea OUTIcUEA soc SOAR $50;
AND CHEMICAL co, Botton Nzas
z-send for How Cure Skin DiseaxsG "a nassa
so iiusualionA and 100 testimonials.
plnPLEs black .hsadG red ro0xh ehappsd- and oIIv
The sun., 1888-12-30
= Trade secret.

The Yellow-sye bean IL tho standard for the
asT, Sow n New Ea{isad les9 ~ sthsT HAD "a
ssss Z: ZEE 81. s y s.S y 60 ss ssI: sss ~
The sun., 1888-12-30
False Kisscs.


Love came. Htook him on ny knee;
He stood tiptoe mine eyes to see;
He kissed mine eyes-could fniser be
His mirrored self he kissed-not mel
The sun., 1888-12-30

Prom The Bosfo1 Courier.
Tho gods have hated me-" one said.
:. That they send black -browed Woe to sit
Beside my hearth" Her sombre head
Woe raised, and answered: "Slow OF wit
- In eooth thou Art, and dull Of sight,
who thus the eternal gods dost blame.
To those whom the gods hate doth blight
10 sent in wrath. not voc, but shame!"
The sun., 1888-12-30
Chinese Tea Song.

ETOD, Ffrch
Ohc ometo tn etc asho puit hme,
Andb uya po undo thebe Ct
T vupr oveam ostex cellontt "a,
Itsq un lit ynl lwi La ito ct.
'Iiso nlyf oursh III nf1 apo una.
300 omet othe teamh rtan dtry.
Mob ettorc anel sevh erebefou nd,
Ort hata nyoth er needb ny.