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Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

When we asked for the ordinance a.
lowing each chief engineer one Judge,
we only asked what was just; for when
we asked for one judge the presiding Of.
iicor refused to allow the friends OF Mr..
Edward Robinson the choice of Judge.
Then NO appealed to the Council to en-
act an ordinance. Now, no honest man
could object to the ordinance, for right
wrongs no one. I have heard soma OF
tho gentlemen squeal very much when
they were counted out after an election.
have also heard some who opposed this
amendment to this law talk I'm commit
tes meetings,) very .oud alb ii, the iniqu,-
of assessment laws and stulling the bal
lot box. Such men are not honest poll
ticianr. 1t has been a burning shame
the way some Of the elections have been
carried, but there Ia NO way to reach
these men. Ballots have been changed
end double tho number OF votes returned
than those cast, aud when the friends of
Mr.. Robinson asked for just law to pro-
iect them, the men in CourcIl wto
should have stood by Right, were not
standing In that position. JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Shares Of stock In the Security Build
ing aud Loan Association OF MInnea polls,
MINI, which will mature In about seven
years, returning you large gains on
money invested therein. Shares cost 90
c,nts per month each. which represents
sle0 At maturity. 1he associat!on paid
yer 20 per cent. dividend last year. Au-
thorized capital. e10, 900, 900; subscribed
capital. $5,00O,O0n. Branch office, No. 0
EAst 6evcnth street, where you can cal
day or evening and subscribe for shares
and obtain further information.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

James Anderson, Jr., who Is now In
Colorado. has sent bis father very
difficult composition for the band. Prof.
Anderson took q Rreat deal Of pains to
instr1ct his son Ia music, and he Is now
enjoying the benefits OF 1t. The parts
are arranged In accordance with the
rules OF harmony, and is highly appre-
ciated BY the members Of the band.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

HEAVIER, April 4.-Tho boiler at the
Union OIL Compauy's well In the Hooks
town 1eld exploded cary this morning.
A dr,ller named Ollie Pepord was In the
pamed Fred NJ. Dawson was standing
near the boiler. Pepcrd was unhIrf.
Dawson was hurled nolr'y Q mile and
the top of Ills head blown OF.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

M. Richenberger will have bis second
grand combination sale OF horses, car.
riages, harness. whips. ETC.. at his bszar,
OH Maryland avenue, in this city, on
Wednesday. the 23d inst, when n great
display may be expec ed, as the entries
will certainly be numerous, aud oppor-
tunities for bargains will be presented.
Persons wishing to enter any article
must do so by Monday, the 2lst inst
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
TIE KNIGHTS rEMpLAR.
sermon nt Trinity r. q. Church Last
Evening by GRAND PreIate Coleman,
ID. D., LII. ID,

Evening by Grand PreIsse Colems
u. D.. Ii. d.
St. Johns Commandery, Knights
ismpiar, consisting OF about one hun.
dred mcmbers, attended Trinity r. I.
Church last evening, where special ser
from the Mssonio Temple up Market
street to Tenth, 10 the avenue aud thence
70 the church. They were IN charge Of
Eminent Commander Samuel NJ. Knox.
with Past Eminent Commander ], Parke
Postles giving the marching ordsrs.
There was . large congreea eation
prsseut, and seats were reserved for the
Sir knights IN the front Of tho church,
Tue clergy present were: Bishop Cole
man. the Rev. II. A. Henry, the Rev. D.
Howard Of this city, and the Rev. 81. L.
q. Braddon Of Delaware City. The SER
mon WAS preached By the bishop from 81.
Matthew, 2-36: "And sitting down they
watched him there"
The bishop contrasted The various
Groups that were present when Christ
was crucined, and exhorted his hearers
to examine themselves a. to which group
they resembled. He dsplored the dis.
position TO ignore Good Friday, and
urged upon all the necessity Of dwelling
thoughtfully upon the great themes sp.
propriAte to that holy day.
He then went on 10 speak Of how IN.
te2rAl . part Of tho knights ritual 10 the
story Of our I.ord's passion and death.
Indeed there 10 no society OF men, ex.
cept such ss claim TO to exclusively
religious In its character, which has In
the essential features OF its organization
90 much Of these Christian tenets. This
10 fact, the bishop thought, which It
would be we'll for some to remember
who occasionally allow themselves to
speak disparagiDgly Of tho order, TO
which ho for one felt It to be an honor to
belong. He contended that II iy was
possible for all traces Of tho Christian
religion to disappear from other deposi.
tories, It would not be difficult to repro.
duce many Of Its most essential features
from the carefully guarded ritual Of the
Knights Templar. The speaker also dis.
cussed the great questions OF atone ement,
and salvation through the sacrifice Of
Christ, and appealed TO his hearers to
emulate His unselashness, truthiulnsss
and holiness.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Plane for seven new two.story brick
houses have bten prepared by e. l.. Rice
Jr., architect, for J. s. Brennan. The
houses will be erected southwest corner
OF Reed and franklin streets, and part
oil them will front on each street, The
plans are being examined by builders.
who intend 10 submit estimates, and tho
contracts will be awarded early next
week.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The regular monthly meeting Of Will
mington typographical Union, No. l23,
was held last evening, when the follow
Ing officers were elected: President. Geo.
II. Taylor; wee president, William
Y. Walters; secretary-treasursr, Prank
Sparks; trustees, A. L. Joseph, Samuel
Green; John Kitchen; business commit
tec, q. @. Holton, Wm Montgomery,
Frank Meeaw, George Hogue, James
Gard. John Hudson, Z. A. Cloud;
scrcesnt.at-arms, John Drukker; labor
committee, VIM, g. Walters. c. q.
Holton. II. NJ. Epgle, John Kitchen,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Finding 1t an impossibllity to dispose
OF seventeen thousand dollars of tobacco
and cigars in lump. we propose now to
1t would be proper for every dealer TO
Int rview (befors purcbaslng) Chap.
man, Son & Co., No. s East Third st.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Goa. aud wood. -four aud feed, Lchigh
coal, Schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All
grades OF spring and winter wheat -four
Minnesota fiour, Hungarian flour. LEAFS
flour, In barrels or hall barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill pr!ceA Oak Or
pine kindling wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22t0 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Office, yard aud warehouse,
8l7 West Front ssrect. Tolephone 500.
123-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

is often the result OF "bad blood" In q
family or community, but nowhere Is
bad blood more destructive Of happiness
aud health than In the human system.
When tho life current 10 foul aud slug
gish with Impurities, and 10 slowly dis
tributlng It's poisoas to every part OF the
body, tho peril to health, and life even,
Is imminent Early symptoms arc dull
aud drowsy feelings, severe headache,
coated tongue, poor appetite, indigestion
and lassitudc. Delay in treatment may
entail the most serious consequences.
Don't let disease ret bold on your con-
stitution, but treat yourself BY using DR.,
PIcrce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
be restored to the blessings OF health.
Tho "Dlscovery" Is guaranteed to cure
In oil cases OF dIseasts for which 1t is
recommended. or money paid for It will
be refunded.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Tho Diamond State Grange will hold
an open meeting at Stanton next Friday
evening. Tho profes iors Of the Expert.
,..entsl College Of Newark will make al.
dresses on The occssoo. The farmers
and ciilzens generally are invited to At.
tend, US they may hear tomething worth
knowing.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The regular saturlay hight m citing
for tho promotion OF Holiness will bs
held this evening In Fletcher Hall No.
504 Market street At 7.3o o'clock.
There will be proschiug by the Rev.
D. j. eantmire on the subject oil Eptirs
Sanctidcation. All interested are inyi.
ted to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Grace NJ. E. Sunday School has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year President, Francis w. Heisler;
Vice president, John 8. Mullin; Tressur.
er, w. L. Hawkins; Secretary, N. W
Davis, Esq; Managers. John G. Baker,
J. Taylor Gause, W. ii. Reynolds, G..
Wesley Weldin, II. c. Robinson, Johu
T. Magee, Robert T. Davis, William IL.
Biliany, William II. Curry.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
The 'Microbe" Theory
THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA.
All Chronic Diseases

OF the worst type are durable, have been
cured, and are being cured and consequently
ali others readily yield.
Ssnd for book OF undeniahie proofs
free. Endorsed by leading srieniists and the
most Intelligent, ltadinx business men apd
phy sicisns throughout the United States and
fnsiand., All diseases are caused ~ various
Ing POWER, aud until recently many kinds Of
them eould not be destroyed at all. But now
all can be efectualiY destroyed without in-
Jury TO the most delicate patti mt and only cost
i few dollars, whfre heretofore hundreds,
yes thousands OF dollars have been spent
and no permanent benefit to the patient; Ihe
many agencies OF The "Wm. ksdain's Mi
trsbe Killer Company irealready thorough
ly established throughout the nited states
and also powerful branch COMPANY in Eng
land. by actual cures their mcdicine is prov,
en- 10 be all they claim, viz: that 1t has cured
and win cure all Diseases. For BOOK or med.
ieine, address the 'Nm. Hadan's Microbe
JOHN j, WILHELM. Geni Agent.
1872 W, second St., Wilmington, Del
3il5-6rlat-eot
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Goods slightly damaged BY Gre will
be sold 1T brakes auction room to-.
night, 4ih lust, such as gents flannel
mems. boys and ladies goasamers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Elegant new crop, 80 cents a gallor, at
northeast corner Third and King streets.
GEO. A. TAYLOR
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

WILMINGTON, March 24th, 1890.
Professor W Weil, optician, 305 Market
street, Wilmington, Del. You examined
my eyes and lifted mo with . pair OF
glasses which have benefited me 60
much that cannot help 10 thank you.
MRs, WuITR,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Notice..

The cc-partnsrship heretofore existing
under the firm name of J. Nj. Croes &
Co. having this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, J. NJ. Croes assuming
all bills due the firm and paying al bills
the firm owes. j. NJ. Groes will continue
business at the Old stand.
J. NJ. CRoEs,
X, Jos. GREEN.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The celebrated . B. B. B. cigar, manu-
hctufed BY II. F. Bourbon & Bfo., No.
2l9 Wsat Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

For certain obstinate ob.truotions I
the nasal passages. OF a clisrrhal nature,
.he pest possible thing to do is to use Old
SenFs Catsrrh Cure, the gsntiest and
safest ro1eay known. 20 oent5.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The great prsserver Of ths ego slgbt
and cur or OF all diseases and weakness
rs aud 50 cents. Fourth and kirg
streets. A thousand testilponiais
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Pozzoni's Com piexiou Powder IA uni
versally known and everywhere esteemed
as the only Powder that will improve the
complexion, eradicate tau, frechles, and
all tkln dIseas
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

rapidly In the last few months, and
lately seemed to have pIeuonition Of
hie speedy departure. Az our last COM
muni0n service he tod US 1t might be
his last, but II II waa thore was no fear:
he was ready. On last Sabbath week he
was with us for the Last time, and on
that occasion his voice was raised In
prayer 10 the church to which he had
given such long and faithful service, and
for tho lnst time his hands were stretched
out in benediction over the people OF his
cnoiee and Of his love. On that Sab
bath afternoon he was taken violently III.
We all knew be WAS ready TO die.
He gave us this dying testimony: "Ii
had waitd TN now to make my prep
aration to meet God II would have been
too late. 30 great has bcen my pAin
ciuld not concentrate my thoughts In
prayer. But have moth ng TO do now;
Jesus has dono 1t all, mi / am only
waiting Thn: End ,1a. fe.ting .na In bic & WILL" .
died. What a legacy he has let 10 hjs
family, who rise up to-day and call him
tlesscd. The legacy of the holy re-
membranes that cluster about a pure
life. We sorrow to-day, but not 40 those
who have no hope. We shall miss our
brother, but II true 10 our trust We shall
meet him again and know him on the
golden shore.
Rsx 0hsriss Hill being introduced,
paid warm and glowing tribute to the
memory Of the deceased. He became
acquainted with him In the year 1891,
when he was appointed to Asbury
charge. and for one. fourth OF the time
since thon he had been Intimately con-
hccted with him In church work, and he
was hers TO pay his last respects. or him
II cou,d bc said that he was Q good man,
full Of faith and Of the holy ghost. This
church WAS TO him a. the apple Of his
eye. Mr.. Hin also refe. rel 10 his regular
visits to the almshouse, to talk aud pray
with the unfortunate inmates. He re-
ce!ved . postal from Bro. Hanna on
Thursday, stating that Bro. Moore had
departed this lie on Wednesday morning
10 great peace. Had l received any
other message l would have been greatly
surprised. But he now rests 10 pesce.
The old pil,ars aro passing away. Hsis-
lers, Rowland and Belt all gone. Mr..
Hill was SO choked with emotion that he
could scarcely speak, end the audience
was rs yisibly affected.
Rev. J. Il. Bryan Of Newport, and the
preceding pastor OF the church, had
raro casket of precious memories of the
deceased. Bro. Moore was one of the
few friends to whom he could always go
10 perfect confidence. His remarks were
very sympathetic and were received with
cob, all over the house. DR.. Slmms, re.
presenting the local preachers association
spread his pearls OF admiration aud
sympathy at the feet Of the deceased.
For elk years he went with him to the
almshouse where he loved to labor.
While Mr.. Leitch sang solo, the choir
joining in the chorus, the large congre.
ga'ion marched around aud took q last
look at tho deceased, alter which be was
borne to the Wilmington aud Brandy
vino Cemetery aud laid to rest.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

'Browna Bronch al Tfoches" were In
troducsd, aud their success as cure Tor
colds, coughs, astnma and bronchitis has
been unparalleled.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Lost

Ny taste for all ordinary brands of
chewing tobacco. | have tried Five
Brothers Plug and now b ave ne use for
any other. have "got thsre'ts. .sst.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

l6x20 crsyon portrait with one dozen
cabinet photographs for $500 are still
being made at Hollands gallery, 307
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

u. F. Davis. ,.rcla. . k.': Second st
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
In 1850

Robes and horse covers nj Perkins, l0l
West Eighth street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-31

such yelloE gold Gs that IN my life
actually dlsgrusted u because "a was 80
Shay. hut alter my sGspicions wers
4nsyed. ] went forth inio tie bslmy
June air and fognd u baluier than any
thing had ever strHck before In long
experience. IL any thing can make a
dAy in June rereT than the poet talks
about II Is getting atty lingling Amer
.can dollars on 81
Right here desire 10 contradict the
story started by my enemies % Ae
effect that came away frSm 81 Louis
IN q mule train. came al pGrloI car.
and oocupiec as much Of it - j could
without getting into trouble
The portrait Of MaJor Lainwater
which ] executed on that memoir be
night EGs printed some weeks after
ards "a way that pAined me deeply,
and must have prod noed a similar cfoct
upon Major Rain s2tsI I2Ttunssely i
Was by that tin rat q shot-gun range
of tie Major or 70 "a have been palucd
much deeper. Tes truth - that "a -
necessary ~ keep ulose chalk plates in
dry place. ] cautioned the cashier
about tAls sfter } had absorbed has rfiy
dollars. Instead Of minding what !
said. be pat tie plates unaor the caves
q TIE building where they get damp
and the result. 50 far A. Major Rain
water was concerned. was wh4t you see
in this sketch. . which ] append tie
editorial apology"
This picture Is the fret one produced
by the new chalk process which We have
secured at great ez pSnse. and IA which
We have every confidence IL repre-
sents pof iioas o. our esteemed fellow
citizen, AsJoF RSinwatcr, OF hOrsebSolL-
1t would have been our desire - print
ali o' hin TIE Major and his noble
charger bear many honorable scars bus
We hsd 10 inteat.on % reproducing
thom IL this cut We expect rreat
things Of this process but at present IL
Will peel ~ places We also observe
with regret that to Major IS repre-
scnted as having only one leg. This in-
accuracy IS ehargoablo neither o. Us nor
10 tho chalk process bot q tie artist
who IS now beyond pursuit ID.
Here Is the receipt. SEQ bow simple
IL is after You know s.
dissolve pure gom HrHb!c in warm
water Let il stand until 81 IS about as
thick as mucilagc. Tor every teacup
fun q precipiiated chalk add one tea
spoonful Of the gum arabic solution.
Mix with water until II is about lie
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-31

thew Catholic Church. Others said it
would be Protestant ceremony. All
agreed, however, that ii would be a
very ostenta,ious affair. Not even the
double bereavement OF the Secretary's
family could still this tongue of gossip.
1t was stoutly maintained that, while 1t
was going to be in "the worst kind of
taste, yet, of course. it was going to be
q grand public wedding.
As it has been throughout, pretty
nearly everything that the gossips have
said about the BlaiDes since the begin
ming Of this administration has turned
out TO be untrue, with the exception of
the assertion that the house is unluckv,
which has not turned out at all, and is
not likely 70.
On another points point, too, very
dear to the ssips-they are in error
Miss Blaine and Mr.. Damrosch did not
have their first meeting on the famous
Carnegie coaching trip. They met FL
most year before that at a dinner
given by Mr. Carnegie at Kilgarston in
Scotland, whore he had leased the mag
nihcent estate for that season. The
seed of acquaintance which was sowed
at that time burst into fructiication
under the morning sun Of Mr Carnegie's
watcnfulness during the coaching trip
through Scotland ia the next year. for
IL was by his arrangement that these
young people were seated side hy side
throughout the trip from London 10
Cluny castle. At this grand old castle
the courtship proper began, and in
walks across the heath covered moors
and In aimless wandevinCs through tho
moonrt gardens. where every bush
could tell a tale of love. and every stone
tradition OF romantic interest. the
lovers slyly whispered the sweet old
story of the young hearts desire
The understanding between the two
young people was not made known 20
the company BY any word of theirs. but
there were keen. experienced eyes 1pon
them. and the host with consnmmata
skill bronzht them together under all
sorts of propitious circ1nstanres aud
e. last placed them side by side czain
for che return trim
Last summer, while Secra'arT Blsiue's
family was a. Bar Hsrb-r. before even
'ba first faint rumor Of Miss Blaine
engagement had been whispered che
End Ar Dsmroseh w-r@ smsa- other
guests of Senator s-i Nrs Hale st
tb-ir residence IN Ellsworth re With
chat k@en perception wli.h woman
b~inzs % bear 1pon hearts which
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-31
Willis B HAwKIxs
DIsraeli,a Con.t-raI.

Disraeii once went 70 = certain Israel.
ite and asked for q loan of several thou
sand pounds. "On vhat security. Nr.
D.sraeli' queried the Hebrew doubtful.
r.. ION the security II my ambition
and ny genius. said the .oung politician
calmly. Very extraordinary collateral,
Mr Disrash. murmured the other b'Ii
-all on me to-morror. If vou please. and
v-e will talk 10 over" " The Jev wss vlse.
and D.sraeh got the uonev. snd. per
haps. rhen he saw young man of meri.
sfrugzing along be recalled, - he stop
--ed q be.p bim. With a thrill q supreme
satisfsction thar bitter hour of failure
when bis 6rst spec was drcvned ~
the ne = the oTpcsIr3on and 10 closed
IL ab7up-lv vTith The passionate pr0ph ecv.
The day vi.l come zben yog shah hssI
ne The Arena
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-31

thickness of batter Tor buckwbest
cakes, OF little thinner. Use plates
any size you llsc made % saw steel
Remove an rust with emery pav-r.
Blue TIC plates ty placing them ovcr a
rot fire Al Cd or ga stove is tho best.
Lay plate over the Gre. and letlt brat
tll you can no longer bcar your finger
on j. Always give your nnFrr the ben-
eft 81 tic doubt. II there 10 any. Thcn
pour on The batter from lhdle tlll it q
about a. EIGHTH q an inch thick over
the surfaco being careful not to lcf
pun &C Beat gradually while tbe TOP
gets dry and tbcn q little more tl TO
surfsco cracks ond peels of The plnfe
is now done Try r. with tool. end
81 i7 TOO bard add more ehalks 81 too soft
moro gum arabic. if vou don Fuow
what thurdef is fhc matter VIII t
n ros 81 away and try q new orr
And d. vou mean r. ssr ff-f p.afs
allP- ordained Have q laf 20 ffI-
lows sil over thr country brur frfi nq 20
fnd tf1t out end coui7u'f do ifr WIZ.
mar. nv wife hzs u adc biscuit bv uaf
receipt ere- sIace we we're rerrle1 "
That's a. there is ia it, saia ksr-
beck
~ there has been some ron troversv
in tho press rcccrtlv. about tto autlcr-
ITCHY of intervievs. J tblrk 81 lF proper
O. state hcrp Shat witl fle exception -
the rooeipt fhls Interview is raDsfiv rov
own II any hpdv otioets ~ nnr thing
that is iu a. he VIII have to fFst a. my
we light an5 net ~ b. ferheeks
E0v asn FryrDEs0
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-31
THE CHALK PROCESS.
How = MAJ CSn Make E1s Own
Pictorial L1oel5.
aow Artiss Nerbeok z1@as n1koo~sFy
AELes Ea&1lss kAAKa - OSg oSs ~
~ Lsa1s Bsf0Ee Ba3oF k@S..
s.ISrs Fsxtr-lt APPSAFs4

ClEYa-saT lssA a. Nsssf AfEs sfNplc4zE GO
The higher we cliEb on tie LADDER -
fane The uaore certain Se are - ges
oar p2cIlres lnEe Tie newspapers
can Imagine nan with no personal
hssgty contemplating thls prospect
calmly, but - sozae OF Gs hAoaseIae Iasn
- lie = ssTlo4s matter.
Any little tAlng NAV draw this ealaEa-
iy upoa - 0gt of clear sAy, - 10
speak. We may be ele0ted 10 some
thing, or convicted % something, ~
cured by patont Eaedictns-aR which
case Ehe proprietor Will print cur pof-
tr1it--os kllled by one--lD which case
lis rivals wlll % il IA vlew - a. these
possibilities feel like pul1lo bene-
factor IA writing this brief b%1 valuable
essay. For ] propose 70 give tie true
secret q the famo0s chalk process Tor
committing criminal libel piotorlally-
got u from artist Frank Verbeek, who
says that he La frequently sssd II upon
LIS enemies
This process has recently been the
subject Of Acrimonious discussion IL =
publication devoted 70 The interests 81
Journalism. and as Nerbeok aud his
works got mixed Up IN the debate. be
naturally fell 20 talking about II when
dropped into his stgeiO lev days ago
y first came across an account Of II
in an old English book but ] Hever
thought of using il Till ] struck ST
Louis, just after the breaking Up OF
hard winter, some years ago Up 90
that time nobody had ever used TIE
process with perfect success though any
quantity Of people were Trying il ]
h-d 40 natural tendency toward IL
being OF mild and harmless dis
position and little given u injuring my
fellow beings for small money. Bet l
was driven 70 it by the wolf There
was a wolf at my door. Every
time went out. ] fell over him. or ~ !
didn't, fell over the landlady with her
bill. which was much the same thing.
determined 10 get at the real. prao-
tical Inside OF the chalk process; for II
was all that lay between ne and al
early grave"
by the way" said ]. interruptirg
Mr.. Verbeck at this point what IS tho
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-31

anezg tAs trA~21s of Ar D4mrcseh,
bus slreUmstaass wtish fslIosed i Is
s.sS 20 Aass ers=ts& svez greater "a
estsasnt. l'ns sEs1iEz IL appsArsd
sncrg rs companions alnost unrseog
ulEsals ~ reason - tie lsss os thass
long irariaas locss shieh hs hA1 for
e. m2ay years thtswu baek ia sueh
sisturesqss conf 4slon The change lt
. - said ~as Cue to wlsh expresses
- ~ n-ness toward > hen be shows 3
a. 81 nss t1st g--1s9nls 1-fereuls
whicA u@E as TIE geau.ns lover
Is would Ss talso2s Battery to ssy
Ms Blaine : q ee2utlfal ysang vonl4a,
bat ID nay ~ifh lastiee ts sad gaaI hof
face besrs tnoss strong ehar-e.eristios
which. - iu Tie case If bolh her father
sd LEI ulotAer. make = good intellect