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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
I'd EDITION.
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A Political Incident.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING srAn
RrcHaoND, May S1.-Hon. B. B. Gordon,
chairman of the Virginia democracy, has tele.
graphed to Hon. L. J. Taylor Ellyson thanking
the committee for the honor they intended To
do him in not accepting his resignation, but he
insists nevertheless on retiring from the lead
ership, and it is likely that the state committee
will be called together again very soon to
select a new leader. Taylor Ellyson's friends
are pushing his claims. Prominent democrats
in the eastern part OF the state are particularly
anxious to have Ellyson elected, for then
headquarters would be in Richmond
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Gen. Rosecrans Makes q Speech,

UeHs NOSeCrdnS MAKES Speech.
Gen. Tyndale Post, No. 16o, of Philadelphia,
with Company F, first Pennsylvania regiment,
dined at boomers yesterday after the days dec
Grafton exercises were over. To the surprise
of the members Gen. W. s. Rosecrans walked
into the room. Mr.. Dooner had planned the
officers of the post, who kept the secret The
"boys" we're delighted with their honored
guest, who made a neat speech approving OF
the objects of the Grand Army in perpetuating
memories of the field and keeping alive q love
OF country.
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Foreign Notes of Interest.

A real horned man has been discovered by
Capt Albornog on the Gran Chaco, in the
Argentine Republic. He is tall, with a full
beard and two very perfect horns, like those
Of a stag, on his forehead.
1t is officially estimated that no fewer than
10000 wolves sre roaming at large in Russia,
and that the inhabitants of the Vologda last
year killed no fewer than 5000, and of the
Casan district q, 900.
The pope has received the bishop Of Wheel
ing, w. Va.
Minister Reed decorated the grave OF La
fayette yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

ARMY OFFICERS LEAvEs.-Leaves of obsenee
have been granted to army officers as follows:
Second Lieut. A. r. Piper, eighth infantry, one
month additional; First Lieut. Chas. Wilcox,
assistant surgeon, ten days; Mai. j. p Rand
lett, ninth cavalry, four months; Capt G. II.
Palmer. sixteenth infanty, four months; First
months
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w. L. l. Corps Graves Decorated

The graves of twelve men, who were once
members of the Washington Light Infantry
Co Tp we're decorated yesterday by Capt. Ali
son sailor, Adjutant Loeffier, First Sergt. W.
E. Wise OF the infantry and Capt Chas. Ebert
and Vim. A. Linton, honorary members of the
corps. The graves are at Oak Hill, Rock Creek,
Glenwood, Mount Olivet and Congressional
cemeteries.
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Killed by the Cars.

DETROIT, MICH, May 3l.-Two brothers
named Raymond, living at Attica. were found
dead beside the Chicago and Grand Trunk
track at that place this morning. Both men
were terribly mutilated. It is supposed they
got on train at Inlay City last night, which
did not stop at Attica, and jumped of there.
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Pusr1o SArrr,
DEMANDS

That only honest and reliable medicines should be
placed upon the market It cannot. therefore. be
stated too emphatically repested Often that
all who are in need Of . GENUINE BLOOD PURI-
FER should be sure and AK for
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Minister Loring Takes q HOLIDAY.

Minister L0r1ng axes Holiday.
George B. Loring, the United States minis
ter to Portugal, had a cordial farewell audience
with King Charles at the Belem Palace. Both
the King and Queen, Amelie, signed their
names in Mr.. Lorings birthday book. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loring leave today on the steam shin
Langforanie for Liverpool en- route for the
United States on two month"; leave
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He Was Driving Too Fast.

Theodore Hawkins and another colored boy
were in buggy yesterday afternoon and
Hawkins was driving around Dupont Circle at
dangerous rate of speed when Policeman Nc
Cabe arrested him and locked him up. This
morning Judge Miller fined him $40 or thirty
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B'fb 4 ! J # SIS sss
BDbp ! - 4 w II ssss =

The burden Of our song the past few days
has been Embroideriea. Now we will pursue
the thread By an embodiment Of marked values
and exceedingly desirable specislties in trim
Mugs.
Colored Silk Gimp Trimmings, in all
shades. soc,
Coio-ed Silk vsndyk es, widths to match.
sl35 to 50.
Black Silk vsndykss. from to 81 inches
wide.
large assortment Of Black Silk Fringes In
all widths
A great variety Of Mourning Fringea
Steel Trimmings. both vandyke and Band.
"Perrians" for Millinery aud Dress Trimmings
And We are showing, in our gathering Of
reductions. some particular items in Hsndker-
chiefs-worth mentioning. we think. Trust
you'll think them worth having.
ladies' Revere, Drawn work, Black,
Tucked. Embroidered and TAPPED Handker-
chiefs. 1870.
New designs in scalloped- edge Embroid-
cred. Embroidered and ysndyke, Embroid-
cred and Corded. Embroidered with Black
Hem, 25c.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs, with fine
sheer centers, 15c.
decided bargain in Gents Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs at 81 so per half dozen.
Gents japanese Silk Initial Handler
chiefs, all letters. 80. 75c. and q each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

OMAHA, NEE, May 3i.-The Lincoln local
passenger train on the Burlington road, which
left here at $50 this morning, ran into an open
switch at Sheeieys, three miles west Of here. and
was badly wrecked. Eight passengers were
slightly injured, but none fatally.
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A BURGLAR

A BURGLAR
Requires courage but imtators have the qualities of
burglar without bis courage. Johann Hons Malt E1-
tract 80 popular that It has been initiated See that
the signature of Johann Hon the neck Of
bottle EIsNER MENpEIsoN CO.. Sole Agents, 6
Barclay Street. New York. 1S
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Pierce,s Father Dea

VALPARAISO, IND, May 30.-Sylvester Pierce
Of Tassinog, aged SO, il dead. He has resided
in Porter county nearly half a century. He
was the father OF Senator Gil Pierce Of Dakota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

The 9th Maryland regiment marched to the
Leo statue in Richmond yesterday and placed
splendid doral tribute st it, base.
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LOWELL. MASS.

Scorrs EMULSION.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRONCHITIS.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFuLA IN ALL FORMS.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL wITE
HYPOPHoSPHITES Is SOLD ALL OvEI
THE WORLD. nos
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MARHTEt,,

wRIGHT-CHoRPENNING On May 20, $500 b,
heN. J. Walter, 81 the parsonage Of 81 R9<f1cl,s
Church. WALTER T. Wight and KATIE o8cR
PENNING. both Of Washington. D.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stoch Market, Is reported By special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 = street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
Range OF the The

Range or the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following we're the readings at the skg-
nal Office today: Sam, Co. 2p.m-, "a, maxi
mum. rs: minimum, So
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A. b. G.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE
Three Preparstions Alternative Tonic and Expsesos.

CATARRH CCREDi
wAsHnsToS, DC,
1888 7th 81, NV, March 20. 1890 !
A. B. CHEMICAL Co.:
GLemen-I write 10 inform you Of the result Of tn
use Of your A b. c. Tonic in my Ny troubls
Chronic CatArrh. IL years standing During this pc
mod tried superior medical aid and many recon-
mended remedies without substantial benent tried
your preparation without any faith anything
else would ever cure my Catarrh. I have used i've
bottles and believe am we'll I observe. bovsvG.
you advise In treaties blood diseases that
should continue IL for months After bsane
cured and propose 20 do ft This testimonial d
given from the standpoint that your Tonic merits h
and with the hope that Others silarly sfsctsd mag
tryit. Respsctfully. H. b ennn
PRICES 3 3 G T Esssi..sve S p ella sssls
IA d q kxpectorsnt 25c. Per huss1A
Sold BY all Drusgistso upon receipt Of price vn b
forwarded q any address.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dissasss Free.
Address A. D. Q. CHEMICAL 90,
leo Drawer s2l, Rschmoaa We
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AYERS

sarsapsris. Your life or that Of some one near and
dear to you. may depend the use Of this we'll ap
proved remedy in preference to any other preparation
Of similar name. 1t il compounded Of Honduras
saparlla 1.-THE variety most rich in curative proper
ties). stillineia, mandrake, yellow dock and the
iodides. The process Of manufacture In original,
skillfu scrupulously clean and such the
very best medicinal qualities of each Ingredient This
medicine is not boiled heated, and is, therefore,
not decoction; but it Is . compound extract OBJ
tanned by method exclusively our own Of the best
and most powerful Alternatives tonics and diuretics
known to pharmacy For the last forty years Ayers
sARsAPARILLA
Has been the standard blood purifier Of the word-no
other approaching IL in popular confidence univer
sal demand Its formula Ii approved by the leading
physicians and druggists. Being pure and highly
concentrated IL 10 the most economical Of possible
blood medicine. Every purchaser Of 6arsspsrilla
should insist upon having this preparation and see
that each bottle bears the we'll known name of
O. AVER co.,
LOWELL, MASS
In every quarter Of the globe Ayers sarsapar!: 10
proved TO be the best remedy for all diseases Of the
blood Lowell druggists unite in testifying to the su
peror excellence of this medicine and to ts great pop
ulsrity in the city Of its manufacture.
AYERS sARsAPAR1LLA.
PREPARED By
pR. J. O. AVER L CO.. LOWELL. MASS.
Sold By druggists. 81 6 for g. Worth Is bottle.
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FRLS'S
0ERMIClDE SOAP.

OF PECULIAR value in
all forms of SKIN and scalp
disease. The germs are
destroyed. the pore .
opened, sores. irritated
and itching parts soothed
and free and full activity
is given to the effective,
healing and medical pow.
ers of the soap. And
while DELIGHTFUL to use
every day il Is doing its
duty by warding OF disease.
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She Had to ssCuss,, or Swear.

A coloref boy named Frank Campbell was
tried in the Police Court today for larceny.
The boy was employed in . grocery store, and
when he went out to deliver orders IL was
charged that he carried out canned goods for
his own USE
Among the witnesses called was an old COL
ored woman When asked how she happened
70 come az a witness she said:
The officer came after me and told me he
wanted me for witness. and knew that had
70 come here and cuss or swear 20 some Trims.
Franz was fined S.
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SPRING AND SUMNER HArs

SPRING AND SUMNER HArs
IN CASHMERE, DERBIEs AND sTRAws
DUNLAPs NEW YORK HATS sth Avenue Styles
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws at Soc. zoe. s1.oo
and upward.
AiarEe 10, Of GENUINE MACKINAw sTRAws At
$780, worth %. 90. s2. SO and $500.
wILLETT RUoFF.
my20-3n 9O5 Peunsylvania ave.
Mrs CHAs. SMITH OF JIMEs. OHIO WRITES:
M have used every remedy for sick headache could
P as s good than al the rest
Dry GooDs.
ANDROsCOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON. In short
CRASH FOR towelipg, &c.
shEE1lNG 2h yards wide, 15c and lsc.
CAILDkEN's LACE CoLLAhS less than wholesale
FRENCH sATINE Henrietta auish, ESQ.
RED TABLE LINN, fast coicrs. 25c.
PI I 4NyS SA ssn C3T 1 1Se ~
BLACK MOHAlR. 40 inches wide, SOC.
BLACK HENRIETTA, 40 inches wide. SOC.
BLACK HENkIkTrA. an extra bargain, 46 inches
GHAEKso.ST. SPOOL Coz Ton. 4Sc. dozen
SEtss S s0SPs II c "a sfsf sns prices
DRESS BUTTONS, &c. dozen
New assortment Of PARAsOLs aud sun UMBR Ell
BLACK yELyhTEES, zoe.
no I. b To%SSk : son. ~
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T osT THE BLOOM OF

T OsT THE BLOOM OF
II youth BY inattention to
the akin. Found again by
the use of Fels's 6erInlcide
Soap. Lessons and prevents
frecklex tan, discoioration
and Inflammation Of the
skin. Its sweet and dainty
odor IL the result Of nat
ursl inXredients, not of
Irritating Periumery. Pro-
tects tho healthy skin and
cures the diseased skin.
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Z G. DAVIS
MARKET SPACE AND sTH ST.

RfMNANTs OF FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS,
~ some elegant dress patterns. &C.; Remnants q
Celored Mohairs and Mohair Chsllie 1870. Removal
sale only II kAUFMAN'S 124l and 1913 11th st. e.
m31-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

Musr PAY Durr.-The Treasury Department
recently received letter from the dry plate
committee OF the Society Of Amateur Photog-
raphers OF New York in regard 20 the free entry
OF Photographic lenses, which the society pro-
poses to import 20 compare with and
TO help raise the standard OF those
OF home manufacture. Assistant Sec
rotary Tichenor has replied that
as the society is not established Cor 'philosoph-
zeal, educational or scientific purposes, and 40
the lenses and day plates are not philosophical
and scientific apparatus instruments and prep
aratons within the meaning Of the articles in
question, are not entitled 20 free entry
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FELS'S
GERMICIDE SOAP.

PHYSICIANS use Fels's
Germieide Soap in their
practice. Because it is
the best medium whereby
the antiseptics and ger
rnicides Necessary to the
cure Of cutaneous affec-
tions can be employed.
So mild and pure IL Fels's
6ernl,cide soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and h ealt b
from its cons tant use.
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An Arrangement Adhered N.

NEW York. May Sl.-At the meeting Of DEL
egates of the eight clubs Of the Players Base
Ball League last night it was voted TO adhere 70
the arrangement Of games perfected in March,
and thus the league effectually puts st rest
all reports and rumors Of . contrary nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

ISuREKA ROACH POWDER
u Wal ges,tsysly EIpsl "a Roschss q ones
Of the amount IN stamps postal nots
Manufactured by
" n. TUTTLE Qopfsctossr,-
nyl2-lms 324 ". LexipStop Cd. bsltinoeA IA
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FELS L CO.,
Makers, Philadelphia.

YOU HAVE TRIED AND WE'RE PLEASED WITH
II them. They stimulate the liver regulate the bow
els improve the complexion. Carters Little Liver
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". n. sHusrKR q soNs

HRANp BIRaAINs IL NATTINGs-FINE SEAM.
49, 1sss;nsa iz$e. Per yard Bssaninl Jap
sssze1nl.ss nsttinsa :Sc per yard. BLUFFS. !l3 and
745 exh o. AZ m3l-2ts
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Nominated for Governor.
Wrecked.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May sl.-Col Thomas @
Jones has been nominated for governor.
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eER,iI6 chS.s SOAP.

SOOTHES and cures in
famed aud irritat Q d
parts Of the skin and scalp.
Protects the skin from
disease by opening the
pores and allo wing scope
to the wonderful healing
powers of the soap. Peer
less II, its purity. Dainty
and Sweet in constant use.
Fimples and Oily Skin
prevented and cure d q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

BEAyENS. Departed this life May 81, 1890, q
$50 am, JACOB son of Elnira Dean, ssed s(von
teen years and six months
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wILLETT & RUoFF,

MRS. CHAS. SMITH OF JIMES. OHIO, WRITES:
M have used every remedy for sick headache could
Of for tho hftesn but Carriers Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all the rest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
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MONTELuMA'S CASTLE.
Tho Size of the Doorways Indicate Ehcrs
Were No Giants in 1t.

Tho Size of the Doorways Indicate Ihere
Were No Giants In 1t.
The casa is entered at a projecting angle
through q window of sub-Gothic form,
measuring three feet aud three inches in
height by two feet four inches in width at
the bottom, says writer in Popular Science
Monthly. This small apartment Is smooth
ly plastered within, and blackened by ire.
The plastering bears finger marks and I'M
prsssions OF the thumb and hand. showing
that it was laid on and smoothed by the
hand. The roof is formed by willows laid
horizontally across eleven rafters OF ASH
and black alder; upon this thick layer OF
reeds is placed transversely. and the whole
plastered on. top with mortar, forming
tioor to the chamber above it. The rafters
re peeled, except one or two that were EVIL
IDENTIFY taken dry. They average about nj
teen inches in circumference, ana were BET
into the walls at the time the latter were
built. They were burned off flush with the
wall outside. Some Of them show hatchet
marks, where branches were Topped on.
From this room the only means of exit,
except the window by which it was entered,
is small hole in the ceiling, just WITHIN
the entrance, measuring IL by Is inches,
and bordered by hat stones laid upon the
reed layers of the roof. The stone are
smoothly polished by the hands of the
jewellers in passing back and forth, and this
was apparently the only means OF entering
the seventeen apartments above it. The
traveller in this region is quite certain of be
ing entertained by exaggerated stories
about gigantic human skeletons having been
discovered in the ruined casas grands, bnl
it he be good sized man, and possessed Of
the usual amount of adiposs tissue apper-
tanning to the age of threescore years. be
will become skeptical thereof when be
comes to squeeze himself through the mar
row portals of the ancient halls Of Monte
xuma's castle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
MIGHT CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
the district court Of the First Judicial District
Notice + hereby given that in pursuance Of an
District Of the State Of Montana, in and for the
County Of Lewis and Clarke, made on the 18th
1 pabe auosion to the %sssss Siddsr cash.
and subject 70 confirmation by said distrot court
on Saturday. the Goth day Of December, 1870 at
Two pn Il 81 tas front a1or q ts
Clarke state Of Mentana n the Tsht title Inter.
est and estate Of the said James G. Mscd2nnel as
interest the said estate has by operation Of law or
otherwise acquired other than or in addition to
ef his death. in and to lot eeyen "a, block one
M, Marysville, Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tana also tract Of land. consisting Of ten acres
in Slaughterhouse sulch, Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana, icing the same tract Of land
ne snd that certain IA sss s
cedent on the 18th day Of April 1885, which eaid
decd 10 of record in tho office of the recorder Of
in book is Of Deeds IT the Records 81 said
county, also the following shares of stock in that
tai 1nS and ed na
laws Of Montana having its principal office in
the city OF Helena, Montana to-WlE
Certificate No. AVS for 80 shares.
Certificate No. 1893 for so shares.
Certificate No. pa for $50 shares; and
Certificate No. sos for SO shares.
Together with al improvements thereunto tho
said real estate belonging.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash, in lawful
money of the United States of America
eA.' = p'i'lcsH As. WATSON.
Administrator Of the estate OF James c. Mao
donnell. deceased.
Dated Helena. Mont. November Goth. 1890.
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SIZED UP THE SITUATION.

Why a Vermont Paper Decided to Re-
main Neutral In the Fight.
Twas paying call to the editor of a
weekly paper in town in Vermont. says a
New York Sun writer, and after looking
over the editorial page of copy on his
desk Remarked:
''You don't appear to have much to say
about the party candidates"
mo, not much," he replied.
''But are they satisfied"
'They have to be. It's pretty badly
mixed around here.'
"How?'
"Well, this is republican paper, but my
son Nate, who is democrat, is running for
state senator against the republican candi-
date. can't call Nate horre- thief and a
liar, Won know, because it's in the family.
If l come out and blow for the other man,
then it's ,agin Nate, so sort o keep STILL
"As to the candidates for the legislature,
my brother in-law is on the democratic
ticket against our candidate. I can't pitch
into him without making about nifty reia
tives mad, and 30 have 70 60 softly. die
manage to call our candidate Cicero. but
that's as far as dare go"
How about sheriff. !,
well, nv brother Bill is running. on the
democratic ticket, and while l can't helI
him any don't want to hurt his chances
"And prosecutor"
"My cousin Jim is after that, and if
| down Jim all his branch will stop their sub
! scriptions. Awful sorry Jim is a demo-
| crat.''
| Flows the Judge of probate?"
"'Nother democratic brother after that. ,
:And selectman?"
"Father- in-law on the democratic ticket
and I've got to be NEUTRAL
And county Surveyor"
my uncle Tom is the regular democratic
| nominee. You see how am feed"
And how's your own politics?'
pretty near straight democratic"
"Ihen why don't you run democratic
paper?'
TITS comm to that, fear. I've beel
ON the fence and neutral for the last tel
years, and expect to wake up almost an.
morning and find that I've dropped on tn
democratic side. It's an awful thing t
contemplate, but YOU see how it is-you re
aIize the situation"