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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

There are three trades OF avol4ti0n'
that afford those engaged iu them oppor
maity to travel aud see the world, and
these, tho printers, tAe cooper5 and ihe
BARRIERS I'm either case man, master
thereof, can visit any portion of thi-
country ami always be certain 81 work
The tvpo can walk into amy English
printing office in the country or ihe
world. for that natter and earn bis slp
per. lie can shift from Maine 90 Cali
forna. from Manitoba 20 Florida aHa
wherever ho goes. find work. lie needs
mo- letters OF credit. none of recommen.
dation. for De has the available knoNi-
edge. Tho Same IS true OF the cooper
Where barrels AFRO 20 Doe put together
ih,ro DE can find employment And
what with beer barrels flour barrels
whisky barrels and sugar barrels there
aro always barrels % make Likewise
the barber let him walk into % shop
in Portland. Ore, on Portland, Ae.' into
one 40 New Orleans or Duluth, it mat.
.crs not. q good barber can as easily
shave The attcnuatcl cheek Oh The IAN.
kee as the dark visaee of the Creole, and
need never want cmploymeut
The clerk, The cashier, The salesman
the hookkccpcr, the writer, allmust have
longer time TO manifest their capa5iii.
ties, must have q measure OF acquaint.
ance. must have that which we know as
confidence, but these three. the printer
the barber and the cooper, need no char.
acter from their last cmployer-IoleJc
Journal.
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THE SEASIDE FASHIONS.
HINTS FOR MAIDS AND NATIONS
ABOUT WATERING PLACE STYLES.
bathing Dresses and Nhrt They Are
Made Of-some Evening Costumes-A
New and Pretty Conceit in Hair Dress
ing-Iiide Your Iars.

Especial HOuesnonlence
NEW YORK, Auy. S-What the wild
waves are saying Is now the question
that interests the feminine person more
than what is 20 De worn next spring.
and where womans heart is there also
viii go my pen. yea. even though it has
% wade through rivers Of ink and travel
over realms Of iooscap 70 set there.
Blue flannel or serge is used to make
the modest and ladyiko bathing dress
illustrated. and 10 ii trimmed with white
mohair braid and fat blue buttons The
skirt % the dress comes % the knees anl
the trousers three or four inches below.
This same style is carried out for chill
dren and % certain extent for the men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

The champion bear story comes from
Lakewood, n Y. A man named Brown
living hyo miles from that place, discov-
cred a bear feeding Oh some berries
Taking OF his coat Brown stealtnly
crept within throwing distance when
he covered bruins head with the gar
mcnt Before the bear could free him
self from the covering Brown cot close
enough TO get his fingers around IT,
throat He squeezed hard and the bear
slowly succumbed 10 the squeezing pres
sure and fell dead -ChcaSo Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

a Young lady who went 70 Marsli'A
VAN with the Six O'Clock club last Sat
urday was sitting ON tho deck oil The
.t.amor chatting with q friend, when
.re friend recalled tho fact that ie"
wears ago She was % great sufferer from
aav fever. and asked if 1t bad troubled
her any This summer
"Oh. my no, said She; i haven't hao
IT. for three years now. don't have L.
aayct Pa lets mego 90 the mountains
now without amy excuse at all. w ASH
n-iun lual.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

The first street railway was operated
in 1892 from New York TO Harlem II
did not appear in Boston until 1876. The
first "horse car" line was opened on the
Baltimore and Ohio line prior 70 the IN
PRODUCTION Of the steam engine, but was
not designated as q street railway. From
a comparatively recent beginning vast
enterprise has sprung up Today there
are 10000 cars in use in tie streets OF
cities in the United States, requiring the
services Of ls9, 900 horses. Detroit Free
Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

man A.'l"1u ''-
'id SWING VINO s.is ~ nis i'''.' ''1''''
'as SAL as Iiaio' ana ABOUT MS ''7''
There gamers 'no aroma Oh s''.''''l n
we "ii' ''.'l nun WIZ =, ...,..
name "1o''i' ,''''''7'' '''l - A." ' '''''''.'''
'.ou-H. 10 ,.H '''' i ''7o Gu ',,-' ', ,i..
oi Do now y" no - '''.' ''' ','7, I ''''
nis existence s'io,''' e'e '"0
thoughts anna ''''7 "'''7''''''.
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sou "' '''' w. i..''' ''''7 i ,' ,r.nl.,
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I'D C''', ''7' ''q '.''i t....;.i t..,
WIN '"o l'''''','' VI ,'.. r.i,...I,. ~.
,''''' '''' w. n.r. So. ,@rno1 Fl,
iA.Dioh' "''' ITO, '..'. % .'-' , ,a1.
munster. so''o''..' ''' ~ ~ ,'1' NJ
0o"n C..1 ~ NJ ,''l' 81 % l calf ,a,
as " ''.r 3 '.'''''' - ,arrol,n.l,
'"''. ,''' W -. I,,,f,r
"eu'o ii '''r'''-, ' ,. ''','''. 80 NO..
me- j.. ''3' - ,i- lali ~ The ,onnr profes
~, and served notice ON David Swing
,.+.i.. ,.i,osolfanl his mitiaated hell. on
~ '''"l [.,'nf,n. clnrob
f..i.'.l p,,t...,r Swine Yesterday how
..-.l,.it,, n,lho,yart a., .o. Doe.
I...l..t I'D Fla. ,,sr.ocutor lurt its vie.
'''' '''' W. ''
"''' c..u.t. ..i3 was
ii' .''' no. ''.''' .....,.5 And dion
''o '''' , '''' - If his eve
n''',,'i ',...i ma. ti,.t t,e wicked doe.
. ',.'' ' ,.o ortbolox church were pas
-. anil Quoted fbe last assembly
tri.ls Ho dve,t on the wore
.....,......i 90 ,i,;nlino many things whicl
' ll..1i n,t .,a.n-about an believer
-, ,.,otbor =. in the early ccntu
r;os
was very young man when Patt0
,r;nn,nbod over David Swing. l read
tbo nroreodmcs IN tho Prcsbytcry and
MANNED David Swing for not getting out
Vo.Iordav he said De got out willingly
be intended TO leave. / believe tho
.cbnrcbinr" made David Swing famou.
ovor - coed part of the world Prcsby
,.,..rsof Nh. Urlihqs tvpe held hn
w, f,r sa;a, bst only aided in distiu
-n;.h,n, him. At last he settled in d
house near the lake Oh the west side
and became eminent.
asked Linn how it felt to be eminent
was me cminoni.-wa5 there u DOOM
i'm Nav and a duh season In August:
Wbethe, or not his learned mind in
forms him ON these matters ! cannot say.
lFe SHRINK from thinking on the subject
He saiI the callers were not many lie
sawallofthcm Men, believe, are afraid
Of him. wise man. and does not
renlv TO argument. His silence repels
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11
ABOUT DAVID SWING.
A CHICAGO PHILOSOPHER AND The
OLOGlAN OF NOTE.

lie Was rirs: Made Famous by His OPP
position to orthodos Doctrines aud Sub
sequcnt Expulsion from the Churoh-Iho
Father Of ,iississippi Valleys Literature.
Special Correspondence
CHICAGO, Aug. When opened the
book of De Tocqueville on "The American
Democracy" il was with q natural thrill
Of satisfaction that read his prophecy
concerning orr Mississippi valley eft
is, Inc said. "the most magnificent dwell.
ing place prepared 10y God for mans
abode" on OF that home, De Tocque
Vile thought, a dominant race Of mer
should spring, As ! am but a scribe
can best touch upon those Influences OF
this soil that have become aspirations
within scribcs. As our architects have
already breathed their hopes as &
tradcsman m letters may whisper Of
thoughts which ! attribute 20 the blach
loam of the Mississippi valley As tho
builders tell You Of the vast structures a.
Chicago / must beg attention with my
homcly tale Of western philosophy and
learning. WHAT'S literature ia the west.
What spirit animate its brotherh00d3 u
what way and how soon is the library OF
the Mississippi valley 90 be added 10 The
richest treasures OF q world.
i'll study nay own organism with any
amy profit, behold restless hope Of
applause. or perhaps of fruiiion. al
though an not capable Of gra-ping Tho
idea of irition merely for itself. II
look on nature. ann impcliod 10 bcliet,
that the desire for notice is in all things
a cowboy might call it "the bunch O.
vawp.7 and as That expression comes
from the soil, look ON it with favor
10 / behold myself publishing a book.
why should not also take notice of thC
mental phenomena accompanying chat
vain act. The reviewer OF the east re-
gard. that book as the challenge of an
enemy. and / 40 once swear warfare
against him. III see school of bull
head minnows close 10 the shores of %
lake. iu two inches of water, shall NOT
also discern the shadowy presence Of q
formidable father fish in the deep with
eyes of fury for ail prey hunters:
Why should / not preserve my book
after it Is m print, What is it IN me.
doing this thing, irrespective of my
san-rof morit-lor know now, exactly.
that lean mover DE as Gibbon. lam not
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.
H0LLINS INSTITUTE.
VIRGINIA.
EDUCATION Al.

Girls and young ladies Of this generation
need broad and varied scholastic advantage
under the best literary. aesthetic and mora
standards
This institute has pursued the icie ne $50
TEN from IT, origin. 10 now provide, rH
separate schools. or departments. Side,
many special studies students are rrtiu
ated in each upon merit. I'm addition tu iAc
Full tOurse. There are special cour-. =. cocf
OF which requires diploma nom fenr schools
aiiOrllng "a varied and superior culture.
LITERARY COURSE English Hnguare
and Literature. History fssIt0I-tnc other
two schools optional.
CLASSICAL tOuESE.-Iatin and one
Modern Language cssfn'ini-ihc otnfI TWO
optional.
SCIENTIFIC COUESF.-Natumi Science
and Mathematics essfufidi-tne other two op-
tlonal
Ol{NAMENTAL COURSE .-Niusic or Ant
and one Modern Language essential -ihe
other two OPTIONAL.
FULL COCRst.-seycn diplomas are io-
quired.
SPECIALIST TulE@.-phys.Ol0 -y. ily-i.nc
Anatomy. ttad'u- J. .ufi0u. lDruHf riiin
Bookkeeping, Iype-h ritng, -tehceri'nf
Cailsthcnic-
Ihe Departments oi Music ana Art aia
finely equipped
The premises and Outdt ol Tins school hn-
coat over sl0pOoO cone hundred thousand
and DO employs over twenty-five % officers
and teachers, OF whom SIX are male li''
lessons.
Iho Forfv-scvcnth Session viii open SEP.
TEMBEE llrn. Apply lor negistcr.
CHANit~ Is. tNthh.
Busurss Manager.
fVfg-fu-4ufn-fv ff0llins l.. o.. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

The Southern Girl.
&c.. i.mrel checks are p4ioi
slesalY ~ fae sale.
Sofa ID.a
in O. muslin or Lawn
Siels ia.rsr than the dawn,
To BIER LcauN
Ter boots are thin and uea,
She is fain about her feet,
lt sl.L
She ampuutes her IS,
But bier eyes arc IKE the stlfS
Jtrrlt4L
on balcony 90 night
WIKI o icecy cloud Of Wht0
Round Der hair
Ter grace. an. who could painr
Size would flscinaie q SAINT
declare.
iTis 5 matter ~ regret,
She's a bic ~ a coqueite,
Whom ! sing q.
on her cruel path she goes,
With .alf a dozen teaux
On her string.
Drt let that an pass by.
And her maiden moments fy,
Dew rupearleA
When she mlrTies. on my life,
She viii make the dearest wife
L. the world
Montgomery Adyertisss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

pazzle-What's the matter: You look
pazzle-r lost a suit Of clothes tins
morning.
Razzle-How so'
nazzle-Hung it up I'm my wiie's ward
,.he -Clothier and Fuuisher
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11
ROANOKE COLLEGE.


llcalthful mountain climate. Choice ni
cOnr-os fr Degrees. business department.
special attention tO fn lish, French nrd
German spoken. library. 1000 volumes.
good morals: nyc churches. 300 hlf-ronIn,.
# 30 80 $50 for nine months |re'HtiN- gees,
board. &c. students nom Us states. lni.
Ter. and Japan Ihiify seventh year begins
September 18TH. illustrated catalogue free.
Address. ikDr. !. \. y. PAIN D iff
an feod1m secretary.
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THE DAILY TIMES-SUNDAY. AUGUST IT, 1889.


taurant were a part Of the architecture
! would love him if could get near
10 him. In telling him this ! learned he
had never had an intimate man asso-
claiche said "chun." We talked Of
Robert Mcintyre, and the great man said
Mcintyre was delighiing the people.
Mcintyre was not bogus. | told the.
great man that Robert and had deba- ad
coming over TO i03 Superior street. 81
feel" said David Swing Of the stranger
"that am as well acquainted with Nc
Intvre as with YOU" True. every word
Were 10 live ten thousand years !
should never be nearer % this thinking
mana MAN OF solitude, hurt 10y almost.
every word Doe hears yet not once con-
plaining-not learning-stablins with
his own words, as DE is stabbed. il
there were woman who constantly
rctrcatod from mon-who had read aii
the books that all Der circle together bad
rcad-this woman would BE- d David
Swing
There have existed tentatively ON tine
outskirts Of journalism in Chicago o
number OF weekly and monthly maea-
zines. These flowers have ID no single
instance gone beyond a demonstration obi
their own vanity fhc almighty dollar
creator o. the heavens and the earth
horeaDouis, has refused them Dis "ad. '
or his other patronage. and they have
expired Their wiihercd memore strew
these paas. For every orc oft them David
SWing wrote. Ire urOte-as 70 man mr.ly
refuses TO act for paliOearcr ile was
tho head and trout of literature. and
literature was % die cutting it- teeth.
We spoke yesterday of tine cnrious. and
their elce at all these o1sequies. Bo-l oi
us noted tine uliuralne of events But
he would not hope for literature li,
lives, like Socrates, in lhe testimony of
DIS disciples. and must doubt that
David Swing viii ever speak. except
through our memorabilia. la.,-al-.aIc
is written ON his face. "Ihorc B. nothing
% write. he says
And J. WHO am buc.iol with tAC
harness and hope to write until the dat
of my death-aul alway- write oi ihi-
valley strive o. understand tac forces
that hold him SD true 10 solitude and
las-oz-lairc. Sometimes attribute Dis
Indifference 90 the environment of ihc.
oio.y. told him discovered tho
preacher iu him lle sil it narrowed
g.. .f...f o. g.. tf... .......I g.. r..r D. ...ff
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

Recent importations contain in their
number bar PIN set with eight upright
rows Of diamonds varying in size each
way from the center. Jewellers Review.
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WEST END
Land & improvement Co
CRoe OF Agency. Over Merchsnt
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.


PERSONS PROPOSING 20 Dufic.
Persons wanting Zoo acquire homes FOR them
selves ln an improving locality. where every
dollar invested VIII increase. Viii do well O.
examine ils properties of ia.s company
which wIl io marked hy sign boards, pOaie'
upon each .mctoi land. anl pats can Der scon
At the otce of ihe agency. over the BIER
chants National BaaA, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company Wall make special terms with
parties desiring to build. and t0 al such wli
lend hity pcs c.nt. che value oi the d.. end
Improvements 900 b To TO-. on long rmc.
Tho pIoaertc Ntloae. Hlltprc,s much
below tie rra. e-l ut.,.. value. aal Cine COM
oaay can afford .o st oa reasonable terms t
such buras.
JANE, II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. j. ROGERS, Secretary.
faoli
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

That there viii be any number OF lecN
and puff scarfs sold, however w,c mum, s"'
@ so'IilJering aumber OF novel and beau.
' os s,,Ies which will DO put on the
''''' is considered, goes without say
,no-Clothier and Furnisher'
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JOHN BOWERS,
No. Z Governor street.

No Z Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLElZED sLArE
MANrELS:
FINE WOODEN MANTftS.
SLATE ANDriLE uEAkru~.
CRATES AND TENDERS,
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES.
HOr-AIR FURNACES AND FIREPLACE
STOVES;
\ large variety OF HEATING STOVES.
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES:
Fine BRASS FENDERS AND FIRE stsIs:
Tho GRAND OIL STOVE ANO AURORA
NApOR COOK srOVE~ aai-tm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11
THE COLLEGE Of WILLIAM
AND MARY

AND STATE MALE NORMAL SCHOOL
having just closed most successful session
begins It's lg-ih.year on o. TOHtN B. 1-so
one bundled land twenty .Iaht State scholar
ships free Of tuition and at cost for honr'
lights. ard washing NOT to exceed SO pet
month. Provides thorough NoKMALan
ACADEMIC training Historic surround
ings Healthy climate. fort3-e'-ht mlic
from Richmond. on thc >apoakeaud Oh.
railroad. send Tor catalogue
INON O.INLER. President.
iy2f-coi2m Williamsburg. sd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

Apache county. iu Arizona, is larger
uu Uc stat. ot Massachusetts, yet ID
.a. eot 90 single doctor within its Dor
dors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

ns the front hair there IS no rule
chat VIII produce the samo results
for two women. uut 10 is safe % say that
cllis or uilzes should not be too com
pact. and they should be brought down
as far around tnecars as possible. Many
women wear q compact mass OF frizze-
straight across The forehead. having the
hair drawn tightly back from the tenn
plies. leaving the ear io s.aad out bare
ald ugly DAen ;. should be partially
concealed iu % s1lt mass Of hair
OLIVE llARPER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

ebo-What does a Chinaman call ms
sweetheart, wonderf
n,-"Dovey," ] suppose. on % ,,,
the, speak pigeon English-Ne" OK
-Itu
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THE PENSION OFFICE.
NOM UNCLE SAM PANS HIS VET
fRAN PROTECTORS.

,,.,dcresi Machine which Sends Money
o,.re.l, 10 $4,000 re"sio"ers-Thirty
,,,, Draw cash ON Account Of the Rev.
..anouar, Wan
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aAi "'..i p, '''' '' ,'.'' e'' ..a
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'I.,.i.
uorgin, tFr0wutor,.
..........t institution iW
......... .... u.iIl. ln 20 y.u
..... of ..n...n- receives
...... ........of communications.
... millions of which arc am
..I ..m...s.Ir Ju. think of o.
.l Dr.. iloi..ai letters % day. the
.......l....rroffh..e recurring hour
49, ...r.f.a and research and ih,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
Beechcr and the boz.

As a child. Henry Ward Beechcr
WAS not remarkable for prccucily. His
spelling was rgfrcslingly original, and
the catechism WAS n Hopeless Stun
bling block. He could sew. darn and
knit, or chop wood, better thum he
could master the mysteries Of gram
mar or mathematics. y bonnie, gold
en- carried boy, lac WIS fun OF childish
courage. When going TO school, the
Beecher children used 10 say. What
if a great big dog should come out at
u.s. and Henry would answer, Il
would take an az and chop his head
OIL" This was curiously prophetic.
Long aflcrward. in Brooklyn, Mr..
Beeuhcr saw through his window n
Tabia dog foamingon the sidewalk. A
number OF children were playing in
the road. Without IN iustauts delay
he seized an az. opened the door and
rushed out, III" dog sprang III him,
but was lellcd 10y a single blow.
True Flag.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
For C1n>'hbles.
II. y. GAYLORD,
&. T.. WOOD

SINCE the Duluth decision was fl,d
declaring tHc Minnesota meat iusi &c
iipu hill uuconslituti nal it transpiies
thSt the effect OF the law ia st. Paul
aud Minneapolis has been 10 bring
into market an Interior qua 'iiy Of
beef at su advanc. IN vi to butchers
Of len Ier {, mt.
The hest hotels and restaurants have.
been surrep itiously using Ksns :
CITY and Chrcagn b,e' for some three
months pas, and here is now a gen
eral d-L ard for this product, which II
being supplied 10y local dealers in open
deIisnre of The law, Taere seems Ia
be 30 doubt IN tie minds of those IN
tere~tsd that he meat inspection law
j. a dead lc ter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

II is calculated that there are at the
present time about 100 large sheep
breeders IN the United States, besides
fully l,UUD. OyO small farmers whoown
small ilocks. The number OF sheep
reared in the States was doubled in
twenty years. being returned at about
%, CUO, UOU for 1860 and A.. OO0, 600 in
1880. In 1853 ii reached So
QUO, 600; and during that year il is
said that the wool trade In this coun.
try absorbed a capital of about elOO..
UOO. OOO, and that the production
reached fully 100000, 900 pounds
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

n uumber of gentlemen did their best
To induce him TO give an exhibition of
his wonderful strength. This he de-
cliucd to ~, but at length yielded to
their solicitations andperformed a feat
which none who witnessedit will ever
forget. Stepping to the bar, which is
Of hard mahogany, he laid a silver
dollar on the counter, He then raised
his right hand and brought his list
down upon the coin with tremendous
force. Upon raising his hand il was
seen that tIe coin was stamped deep
iulo the bar and could with difficulty
be- extracted. Every letter and line Of
the device was reproduced in the hard
wood aud remained plainly legiblc for
two years, in spite Of the frequent
scrubbings TO which il WAS subjected
st lCuls Post Dispatch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
Schoolday HOLIDAYS.

The holidays we get in after life
never equal in flavor those OF our
schooldays. The schoolboy enjoys the
the holiday before it comes, when he
has IT, and after il is a thing Of the
past. Especially If he be sent away
from home 20 school. As soon as he
gets there he begins TO calculate how
long IL is 10 the vacation, blotting of
each day IN a thumb marked list rs ii
slides from under him.
IL used 10 bc n source of trouble 10
me 10 decide, tho morning after |
reached home for the holidays, whether
! was as ,upremcly happy rs | had,
when at school, assured myself 10 be.
Possibly tho Joys in anticipation cX.
Ceeded the realization sometimes. The
last week at school before the holidays
always seeoe d 10 me TO be an intense.
ly delicious period. Discipline was
relaxed. Trunks appeared IN the pas
sages aud bedrooms. Letters cOutaiu.
ing checks Tor railroad fares arrived.
The result Of tho examination came
out 10 rgiEagc everybody, though not
always 10 bring tidiugs Of great joy.
a sort Of fever Of excitement seized
upon every w aboutthe great school,
and timu, a sluggurd earlier IN the
term, broke mtsa gallop At the end
of this pleasant vista came actual holt
days. wiiI Ger,sun ui uyuung scape.
grace t. his family.
There's nothing like Il in pglory years,
The vacation comes 10 war'ug illness,
20 liz t.a harness OF thc IUn.l animal,
10 prepare J1o man for moro labor but
not a- JASON of almost suI ltural
i0's SLOT Dol lBirr tal.. W iNatj but
ciuaIfar or sJ1.r earn ai.l..d Up 30
lJuE l ii' of pleasant ln.Dmna
I~L-L-.--- ---L-L-