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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

nateIy with red and blue The monster
represented is uaquesti0nably Iyphon,
whose lower eztrerlities were composed
Of serpents, ALL 'rho8e triple BODY IS
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
olive Harper Writes i Letter On
t1e New al Goods
lacy VIZ shoN fiz ares izrEer thAl
kreF Before a. t2et. "a WtA Nst ~
F->sl sla So oet tAs ~ belle E4trcru
- Gas sleeve al Nr4sA


Nks Yvkz. Aug l5.-fAs new fan
g191s saos ngares larger. 4 p ssble,
L-Au before. and il VII ts Az p1ssl lie "a
sea ghe w-oie pattern - oas slaeve. Snd
he ~als- ~siil hardly display tie design.
sETeSd upQa tie counters tie newest
sl-s look g2E-sA 4u4 c9Axss. ba1 VIXEN
made 49 with sne proper combinations
lhes airs sly lisl and striking. 4 lol pIef-
~ Saw olo dress which wzs made
f9r A. sxpectslt eri~e fer q promenade
dress snd il WAS Of sase gr--n .. ~fa
large flowers in tsfr4 cote, wl-a leaves
q sh4dsc green. Tie sA-Ft sas o. sage
green - sxaclls Tia -4me shade - IL
lie oHer-ress faI gIolaa > ORR
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
RELICSFROM 0LDATHENS
Thsy Have Discovered Many In
tsressiag Things There.

Archaic Fixares "a vsrs kssd~zuy tAs
wsrk sf >eulgtsFs No Lived E4z-
ar~as ~ ears Before re Ers 81
CAristiARtcy -Thsy were F4iatsd-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

A great interest has sprung up
hFylgko1s tie United states Ia Greek
snaa1U1s because II ths lectures 70
ssEE.y delivered b. Professor AahAtfy,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr.. z. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizziness.
Commissions. lis. y ervOus Neuralgia Head
ache. Nervous PrOstratIOn caused by tie use
OF alcohol or tobacco. Wakefllness. Mental
Depression, Sof.ening OF the Brain resul; nc
in insanity and leading 60 misery. decay AID
death. Premature Old Age, tarrenntas. Loss -
Power IN either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SDer.nat0rrhoea caused by over eXcrflou IL
ylle brain. seifahuse or over Indulgence. Iach
.ox contains one months treatment. 81 a box.
or SIX boxes for =. sent by mali prepaid Ca 70
ceipt Of price.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

~ good ship storm King saws For the
past FIVE years have used sulphur
kttrrs IN board uy vessel. and have
net cst a man. They are a sure pre-
vent re % si -Crtsg .ous fevers 500 moi
1r~t t0 warn ri mates. Please send me
~ nee tvo dozen bottles, and o6lge J..
For 7 t0u't care. dun. tired feeling
mrrv shed blood. dull pans IN hacS
ard head. tsutaI nng ssn srlu-ons.
n.nfu's ~irsararill8 never fsl.s 20 give
We always guarantee 20. Proc
2 rer bottle, TITUS drug store, rs
N.rrrr-st.
Fsf- hottie beer bottled by The
* st-rer BrewiBg Company. Fresh
rrrr tsv
roc-.-s r-.l Gloves Fiu Ca~- sick
ffrrrfrH- nv-rcrzs. l-t Ersf-r .
frr-traHor. L7c rer rex. > CCxes ter
s. f1r safe ~ al druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

PLAS TIC0INGII

With the Antikalsomine Company's plastico
We eulrfnt 10 our customers that re viii
produce better effects as wei rs more durable
work than any other wall decorating procrss
VIII make for the same amount ~ expense.
whether competing with a fresco IN water or
oil. or whether with finest Wall papers. I'm
crusta walton. or PAPER machiers. or whether
with common papers. We DO tbs work either
IN solid water tiuts OF vanished. producing
leather like Effects We also make Handmade
Wall Paper on the same priaciq le for walls too
badly broken or PATCHED. CAL and see our
designs and Get figures Corner q 0ttawaanc
Pear. SIS. opposite Morgan 4 Aveys
D. 6. HENRY & CO..
Portrait. Tresco and scenic ArtIstA
and General Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

wrs Wn7Irrs -rr-nfr- Sv-n1 sterit a.
-sre % Heef rr rn Siren re@rairy. II sf't'fes
rna -.|H e0s ere ruus a.f7s 81 pain.
-r..s N'ri rec. ana Isl ~ lest resuel7 or
sarlh.aa i cen ectlt&
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

HhiCA1u a NFer MICHIGAN Trains
AllNe - aAa arpari lrala l. l.ol Depot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
ONLY a WEEK OFF.
The Final Preparations for the May
Week Fest Val Being Made.

The Final Preparations for the May
Week Festval Being Made.
Applications for board during May week
are pouring il on the tu'eau of infor ma
ton, aud the hotels are ielugei with letters
concerning accommodations. Savanna
uu & now Degil - q IA z for the immense
Gro Nds, wnicn will besJl 10 arrive next
sunday. A SPEC al ,raip from Augusta
viii bong a i1rg crowd Sunday ~ ri z.
Harry IL 'rnan, proteSs.O lal dscora5o,
from Louisville, KY, will arrive tO-mor-
row, ami viii at oAcs oeg a to decorate the
Il lj.ng
A wees from New York state that deco
rlt4on bunting is at a premium IN th-t city,
From che in .Ieatipns savannah has never
u&d sIcl a CROW as viii he here next week,
aud / Is proper that the CT J shoLld he il
no ldly attire
ClyIe 80 t elk, travelling passenger agent
Of The Cent a cailTOa !, was S zen yesterday
~ his r-tu from a ten days trip over the
entire Contra, system, aud lie says there is
n . a city, towl or village tlat mas not been
tho OugE.y posted VITA May week pro-
gram ues. lie reports that imprint of
t e Savannah branch OF the Southern Trav
q ars' \ 'ociatiol is o every 30 ell registe-
th 20 lgb0It ule entire four states. Large
crowd, are conf Z f'oin Albany, CuthD,rt
Alaaricus Il ltaula. Macon, & Ilum u Au-
gusrl, a iro n eve y luterneilate poin5
on the C9ntra. - one ayeler remarked
the ~ od, are full! of people" VINO will be
dow May week.
The dnalc' committee will Start out to-
day t. raj q the additional 81, 900 required
TO successfully cary Gus the uItf 5renJ feat
ures Oh the progranne. Railroads are re-
QleS,eI to respond hOArllIy.
he Cnata ii Artl tery building and
grou us will be the "D.ummer'j Fortress"
r. IN next SUNDAY on for May week. Mem
be Of he Savan lah ira ich have been
uJtiiiel to discontinue issuing tickets aud 70
re urn to the secretary al once ali colp0Is
and u used tickets, so that the list cal be
nude up aud bad ges provided. Al couD1 S
not e}orte 1 by Wednesday will be- omitted
from the list wDicl viii be osed. Over
500 Invitations have alrealy been ex-
ten led 10 The c0un,ry mere ans who trade
with Savannah.
GOV. rdj may return via Savannah on
his way fro Il tue New York Centennial
aud % nav be made nvnle It for him
10 eview ,he military during It's parade GA
MAY 6
The bureau Of accommodation is preparing
the as, Of places IN the city where accom-
m3dations are 10 be found. a I'd the commit
tee yes all who have are room, to report
pr3mp ly saw lnuah's rsputa aon Is at
stalks an 10 is Il red that ev ryone be
cared for during the festival week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
TIE COTTON MILLS.
Mel Warf1eld Gone North to Finish Up
the Subscr ption.

Uuo LuOSCF DUDE
Maj. L. NJ. Warfield has gone to New
York in the interest Of the Savannah
Cotton Mill, Company. O e-lalf of the
stock, $4,000, was sub cribed by the
original incorporators, Me s.s. John Flaa-
merry, l.. N. Wartisld, Frederick L. NJ ore
and E. Frank COe, and during e few days
the books were open at tle Sou hern Bank
a few individual subscriptions were re-
celved, but as the stOcl was not all ia zen
Maj. Warfed has taken action in the line
laid wn in Il recent interview publishe /
IN the MORNING NEWS, that of placing thu
stock nOr,h, which ne has no jubt ca
be done without difficulty. l fact he said
t. at northern capita is ALWAYS desire to
place their mo ey IN cotton factories south,
where, with the improved machinery 10 =;
going into cotton nils, the south, with III
cotton at her doors, can more than compete
with northern mills.
1t is believed by many that IN a few
years the south will 10 as noted for its COT
on manufactures as it now is for raising
the staple. Mi Varied ,aid before leav-
Ing for the north at southern cotton
manufactures are in their Infancy, and ne
predicted that it is an entsrp i5e tina. will
far exceed the expectations of those who
are the most Z aous advoca es of manufac-
turing the staple in the u .hern section.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

a Portion Of the Liberty Street Pave
msnt too Soft for Travel

LIE W. QUIZ lOE 4TbN6L
The condition of the Liberty street as
phalt pavement from Bull street 70 Aber-
corn is such that as the sun grows warm
during the day the pave nent softens and
readily yields und9r the feet Of pedestrians
| Horse track, and vehicle tracks leave great
holes in it. This was particularly notlcea-
bic Yesterday, ana it was generally re-
marked that as hot weather Apr aches
ira vel on il will have to suspend, as horses
will 20 in TO their fatlocSs. There appears
to be some constitute It part want TO give
the surface the requisite hardness the sur
face melting and sp. eadns, and rendering
| tra We. disagreeaDle.
The pave nent has not yet been accept ed
by TIE city a al It is said that the street
and lane COMMITTEES will investigate the
pave uent on b)th Ltber y a d B oughton
streets and report to the council.
The Nuicani company, after comp let
! ing the l. bsr5y street paveme lt, ate up ed
to patch no the holes in the Broughton
str ct paveme t, bu5 only the most worn
places sea 20 have bee relaii, and there
are n number of rough places in the pave
( meut which received NJ ate ltion. 1t was
said that the Brough,on street pavement
would he taken up aud relaid fro n Aber-
cora 10 Ii coin street, but it was not done
MAJ. NaudenOurg claimed at the time
that the un atslacto y condition of thai
Tart Of the pavement between Lincoln ami
Aoerc)rn reefs was due to a mi.take BY
Mr. MCrdo'k, a direc or of the National
Nulcanite g npany, who was mistaken IN
tle character of the sand, 1t bein ( comp lsed
u 9o PER cent. silica, aud chat W en- It wa
that the sInd was so small palticled
a much greater pr pot on OF MS )halt was
used; and when the Liberty street pave
men, was being laid were It Is now soft
and vel ing, Maj. Va denburg. WHO suyer-
Intended the work, said thai 1t was the
richest as)halt pavement that the
company had ever LAID That ia
surface Is not unitorm indicates
that AS an experiment IL was no bstte,. if
a good as, the Brough.on street work
rhe latter was hard and lacked asphalt
TO cover the surface OF and inprtg ate the
ii 10 salI, 80 II disintegrated in May places
ana the Liberty street pavement betwee
Bull and Abercorn begiis to look as if it
would be an asphalt or a coal tar lake be
fore toe summer months are here. IClJ,k.
now as II that part If the pavement wi /
have TO be resurfacsd. Thee does not ap-
pear 70 DO any trouble witn The base. Toe
company $ under bond to keep the gave.
ment IN repair fvo years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

SoonI began so feel the insidious influ-
enCe Of this ! fu drug; q st the circula-
non was alb ormally quickened, followed
by CORE p)n .lngl crease in temperature.
! cou d feel each fierce quivering heart
rob as he heated cri nson life tide dashed
Its angry billOvs against the left ventricle
Of this laboring heart; while the
disended Jugular vein seemed anacon-
Ca-lIse, irving crush my larynx IN his
horrid, igbtDi z cOnvolutions. | was ais
conscious OF t. at agonlzilg ecstatic leth-
argy accompanying the dermal congestion.
UT, despite this, | was perfectly sane, pro-
fOu dly c luscious. | viyIily recalled to
nj d buy scenes in the Gate City" inter
I'll Z 20 re, events 10 my Lovely zee
q W Eli ring clients in the lively Cen
tral City, ami how, lastly, JOY aud grief,
love and hatred hope and despair,
ecs acy ana he'll, did sway this
Fl lie mind, and during my kaleidosc pic
hls IN heauteous Savannah, This city by
tie SO =" 10 further te & my sanity and
colsc1 u ne / triet and cou d. ath ugh
many minute had elapss /, recte Ham
lets' s'lll qIy, passages from GoeJhe'S
"taHst," "A i "lngJmar," the Greek aud
German alphabet, some & am NAUTICAL and
arr nslleal rule C united in German, and
recalled hlst) &c events connected with
tie "F3re-u City Suddenly
teyer-Ausl enveloped me As with
ruddy gl2aues dashed throug1, bursti
ven and ar e Ike q whrlw M # death.
" = brain see ned buruinC-my heart wa
bur fng-the pul es C asei heir Fl ia hfe-
taro0s-plu es5 Fl IDS OF @ grasped my
th nat eli a ST j death cutcl--a m ell
stram Of living fire swulei through this
tortured rain thea came a res ful blank
uerclous oblivion.
BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE.
lay thus for alb ,ut fifteen hours, when
gradually he realization came that was
i'll an animated being on this mundane
sphere. ! was neither asleep nor wake,
vet real zed lie. Oojec.s olce NOR be-
came fam liar, tIen vlth bitter heart |
a gain awoke to consciousness, and-and-
existence.
-Four times I felt the poisoned Iife-current
madly seek this wea led heart. Four times
the deaf angel vainly sought to strange
tais ltloring breath. Quadru led were the
lines entered tas ,rk valley of the
shadow deAth-defying his fatal sword,
a4d four times it had no power TO
STAY. Was it fate, destiny, or guardjal
angelo l have di-c)vered so ne new facts in
tOxicoiosy, viz: II q case of anaesLhelic
poisoning the m nd is c nsclous until a short
time lu de ui,e a d d AN supervenes Id
dellY, before a quJtOre condition occurs
grains at md0iglt / had Screwed my
my cpma 70 to the sticking poiut," look on
my face-'5is blllc1ed, but uot vita fear,
was whiteled By the death frost. De tn
Kill i this moral frame, it could not fright
the spirit"
Ia MS le. r Lawto1 said that he was
memb Of a mill AIRY and fire company in
Gaorgil, Hs va also a member Of
Baotisl urea IN his : ate. He sail tina
bis father VISA Baptist minister, and at
close Of the war us was worth $4,000.
he sa That his ia My are descendants of
a noble ll g!isa family.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
LEWIS LANES MOTHER.
Her Letter to the southern Travel ers'
Association.


Association.
The Savannah branch Of the Southern
Travellers Association rec ,ntly forwarded
$3.50 to the mother of Lewis Lane, who was
shot at Quitman last TALL and the following
letter in acknowledging be fund was read
at the meeting Of tue branch Saturday
night:
QUITMAN, GA, April %, 1889
To the SdronnGh Branch Southern Travellers
ASSOCIATION:
FIR ends of my oH!y child, 30 cruelty taken
from me. | writ to thank you Ia u throug my
precious boys memory | am remembered. It
is some COMFORT, as well as assistance, in my
lonely desolaJe and heart oroken condition.
Lewis was my al IN all; yea. my v lire was
wrapped up in him, having lost ala my family
but Inn in early life. reared aim without his
father VINO died whe Lewis was only years
old No mother ever had more dut,ful and
loving son chan had, and | looked forward to
a bright future for my ", aud in. such = way
II was the greatest triGl any mother ever had.
Court coaveaes mere the first Monday in MAY.
an living hoping that may then have justice
done his mem ny
Wishing you great success in all future life,
with many. many thanks for your assistance, /
am very respectfully, Mas, p. j. Lane
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
~ llslolgntl1s enemY.

When % takes the form OF disease OF the kidneys
or bladder is "A tas wei nigh impossible OF &c.
mpuslmsnt. Renaland vesical malaites are
more obstinate tnln aIy others. Counterfeit,
therefore the earliest Indications Of inactivity
at ta. many orglus With II Jstetters Stomach
LttaIs. who uIss agses am )ag other excellent
gttutes, tlase {. IN 40 efficient IluretIc. The
d'g --a %. siiullatpn apparent from ita use
reaches, but never zoe, beyond the bounds Of
safety. ltiylkaraIe, always, never irrltates.
i-It dista g. ~ 3ste3, cJt2rru OF Tue ola j.
der. are laea' es successfully combattei Ia their
incip.-ncy WITH This Janlsie neI.su stm uant
AID tome. D. sIt5s reinforcing aud reyulstin Z
me ttleys alo al adder, the Kt.er, Is a sps-
cine .or fever and asue, constipation and dys-
LeIsiA.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
AT Res. UNDER Me- OAKS.
Funeral OF Joseph B. Ripley-The Mill
tLry Escort.

Funeral OF Joseph B. Ripley-The Mill
try Escort
The funeral OF the late Joseph B. Ripley
took place yesterday afternoon from Christ
churca Rev f. Huntington Coey con
due o the funeral service at tho church
and offl dated at the grave ia D. evau,ure.
The remains were escorted from the
church o. tho &C metery by ~ ety-hve uni
form mennb rs OF the Guards under co ~
mand Of Col. Garfard. After the grave had
been decorated with flowers an hands me
floral Pill w presented by the Guards had
been placed on it, to UattAhod
fired wolfe 3 over tee mound
Toe pall-boarers were all honora y mem-
bers OF the G ard. They wee; exC j.
John Screven, ex-Capt. Thomas Screyen,
ex-Capt. } Ihn r. Dillon, ex.CAp,. J. W.
Fretwe.l, ex-L Lieut.. L. c. Sroug, ex.Lieut.
G. S. Wood, ex-Lieut w. +. Synons,
Honorary Member j. f. Brooks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
h. quatic Sports.

The Georgia Regatta As ociation will
on May 3 revive the old-time boat
races in the river in front of line citv
these sport were very popular a few years
since, ana II Is proposed now TO reviv
them. -Four races viii takes place at that
tlme viz, ship boats, pilot boat skiffs tubs
and swimming races.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
OTTER LOCAL Sc T1IRO PAGE
AROUSED APLAsr.
The Scarcity OF Lots Being Appre
cIatod.

cIatod.
The real estate men say that the demand
for vacant property is almost unpreca
dnted. Fortunately for tho strength Of
tle market this demand is entirely con.
fined to home seeAe :. That is 10 ray, tn
the lots that are nov being bJuIat are par
chased by those who have for years been
saving up their means for just th.s purpose.
These lots VIII TO built uyol ia short
time, which means the enhancement Of the
surrounding prope ". IL is this fact that
gives the ,t.engtl to the market. Il is tne
iesl / nate result o. the tral,ac ions or h
Of Auder on street, which have beou going
on for ears, and when ave LETT the mar.
ket denuded Of lots IL that $ culn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

Holiday excursion Tuesday afternoon AZ
$3.50 to sea Buoy by steamer Coy. Stafford,
foot Of Draytoa street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

wv o. H. L. ilO'uleS uldIe sHo'U au-
dress, taking has SUBJECT from the inscrip-
ii II on the scroll They that seek me ca ly
and tsac ers Of the Sunday school, he said,
10 bring the young into the fold Ii
Is time that nearly ali Of the su l-
stanual members Of the great churc les
attached thems-lve to the cuurch IN their
you h. He was grathed 10 SEQ that 50
many Of the Sunday school had become
members OF the church duIas tho Lass year.
lie urged tie great i'm Jortance OK seeking
early, that Christ may be Iund.
After the hyMn Heavenly Father, send
thy blessing sung by the school, Rev. d &.
LathrJp pronouu ed the bene lc ion
The music was under the direction Of Mrs.
Gustn and MIR. q. B. Whatlsy, and an e1-
celleat Programme was re "a 5red.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

For A DtsoRDERED LIVER try BEECH
ANS Pills.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

Mems Dress
Shirts and underwear, at LaFar's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
WITH songs AND FLOWERS.
The Baptist Sunday School Celebrate go
Its Birthday.

The Baptist Sunday School Celebrates
Its birthday.
The First Baptist Su day school cele-
bratej its 63i anniversary last night. Tn,
church was crowded.. Every seat was taken
and people thrUnye the aisles and all the
available places where staAdiDg room could
b. secured.
The church was beautifully decorated.
There was greater prJfuslon OF flowers
tina ever before. In the rear Of the
pulpit platfor was teau it'll
scroll Of white roses on
background of moss. On the ,croll was the
inscription: "'Chey tnat SEX me early
shall tdd me-" Exten1ilg out from either
side OF the sc oil was fl Jral fence, sup
p rted at the ends by two la ge vases #
roses. In front of the scroll were numerous
fl )ral designs, one of which was a beautiful
ba luer Of roses, with the name "deleI, ~
in memoriam of little Helen Williams, q
member OF the FAINT class.
The anniversary exercises began at 8
O'c ock, a ii the sc .olars marc led from the
lecture room into the church singing tns
professional hy,nn. After iey were seated
they sang IS )ldier Of the Gross" and
Grateful Praise Rev. DR.. J.. W.
Lat rop conducted tho devotion Il exercises.
he Rad scripture lessoa ami prayel
he lnfan5 ass. composed of sixty-seYen
schola.s, ang cry nicely an APPROPRIATE
Iug, AID the school joined in a d sa q
"Beeye in jesus and Pray for the
Wa 4derer." upt. c. w. Wet tlel read
his report. Only one scholar died during
last year. Tue present number OF officers
aud teache is a follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

The letter wa!cl was fond ID Lpwtons
pocket began with the l-O.alHus he wuo
lives me ely for the sake Of existence IS q
foclV-Naujack.
Lawton went on = say: IL am IN tai
poss sslon of N mental facul'le les, ani have
come u the c inclusion nlJ'liel lure, .
50 ! shuttle of this mortal co. . and my
ouletus IN Ike with are uoJkil.' / nnve
no objections 10 iiyi z, BAT aoA,r .heiIea
Of existence. Ergo, uuDldds 10 I rusa iatl
eternity
Abiding 10 his other attempts at suicid g,
he said:
"iy arst attempt at self.3estruc lon was
Sunday night, Aarch ~, whoa / OK 20
cent? worth Of lanlaudm; Marc -. six
grains su phate e m1rp4ia; Marc g. 10
cents worth Of lagda ID mixed Ga tour
grains Of morphia; Marcl } VI, sNau wed
fifteen grains Of IA rpbiue An This va.
taken at ig t. For science sake depict
thi, asst futile effort at suicide. dissolved
the snowy powder in a b,NI % aq "a.
then cooly aud deliberately q.aife !
10 the dregs this bitter dat
cup and greediiy lick d tn last als flake
that adhered ~ ito y lis .ed interior. aud
then iecliued upon what sincere ped
and foudly believed would De tie death
bier.