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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
WHERE THE PICTURES WENT.
Whore the Public Schools are Gaining.
baltimore SUM-


Census Bulletin No. SO shows that in edu-
cation the South is making great advances
and that certain New England States are
falling behind. Virginia and North Caro-
lima, for example, have over 20 per cent. OF
their population enrolled In their public
schools. while Connecticut, Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire, and Rhode Island have
from Is to IL per cent. only enrolled. Look
ing 20 percentages of gain In publIc-school
enrolment we find the gain in 1880 over 1880
in Virginia to have been 55 per cent, IN
South Carolina sos per cent, in North
Carolina q per cent. in Louisiana $50 per
cent, while in Connecticut the gain was
but sc per cent. in Massachusetts, l7.3
per cent, in Rhode Island 27.4 per cent.
In Maine there was actually loss of enroll
ment of 7.3 per cent, in New Hampshire
of rs per cent, in Vermont of 10.4 per
cent. All New England, with the excsp-
ton of Rhode Island, seems, in fact, to be
falling behind, for the percentage OF gain
in enrolment where there is a gain uni
formly falls below the percentage OF gam
in population. In Massachusetts, the gain
of population in the last decade was %.
per cent, while the gain of enrol
ment in public schools was but 17.3 per
cent. Vermont was about station
ary IN population, but fell behind. as al
ready stated, 10.4 per cent. in enrolment.
Connecticut gained 1879 per cent. IN popu-
lation, but only $685. per cent. in enrol
ment. Maine gained Is per cent. IN popu-
lation, but lost 1888 per cent in enrol
ment. This failure of enrolment in the
public schools to keep pace. with popula-
ton shows itself in all the older northern
States, and most of all in Pennsylvania. In
that State population gained 22.7 per cent,
while enrolment gained but 1.59 per cent.
Are the older northern States losing inter
est IN their school systems?
A contrast is supplied by Maryland, Vir-
ginia, and other southern States. Mary
land gained II 40 per cent. in population,
but she gained 22.s5 per cent: in pu bic.
school enrolment. Virginia, which gained
but 9.4S per cent. in population, gained IS
per cent. in enrolment. South Carolina
did nearly as well. Such facts and figures
are very significant. If there is anything
in the current arguments for public
schools, they show that the South Is now
the progressive section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Biair's Mission Case In Point.
faoston Heraid.l

Apropos OF Mr.. Blair's appointment 10
the Chinese mission the interesting fact "a
recalled that the late Alexander II. Ste
phens was once formally denounced by his
constituents in Georgia for having recon-.
mended prominent scallawag politician
of that State who rejoiced in the name OF
Scruggs for the position OF Consul 10 Can.
ton. China Mr.. Stephens was unmoyed
by their fierce threats of vengeance, how.
ever. go ahead and pitch into me ait
you like said Mr.. Stephens, when you
get through 1 viii make my speech. i
Will ask my people whether they prefer ID
have scruggs In Georgia or ScrugQs In
China, and ] have no doubt about the "a.
ply they make" This disarmsd the oppo-
sition and scruggs left his country for his
country's good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Makes ready to depart.
seriousDsnger

threatens every man, woman, or child living In
a region OF country where fever and ague Is pre-
valent, since sthe germs Of malarial disease are
inhaled from the air and are swallowed from the
vater OF such region. Medicinal safeguard Ii
absolutely necessary 70 nullify this danger. As
a means Of terrifying and acclimating the sys-
tenn so as 70 DO able to resist the malarial poison
Hostester's Stomach Bltters Is incomparably the
best and the most popular. Irregularities OF
the stomach, liver, and bowels encourage ma
LARA: bus these are speedily rectined by the
Bitters. The functions OF digestion and secre-
ton arc assisted by its use, and a vigorous as
well az regular condition OF the system promoted
by a. Constitution and physique are thus de-
tended against the inroads OF malaria by this
naatohiess preventive, which Is also certain
ana thorough remedy In the worst cases OF In
termittent and remittent feyers
NH 11-wtw)F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Dead Flowers.
rIir.rinnotfln

A tuft Of mignonette, a withered rosei
Numberless foolish hearts have treasured such
Now, as lift them from their long repose,
They turn TO dust and crumble at a touch,
Poor flowers that meant 30 much.
They rneant-pure love and limitless belief
In summers faithfulness, In sunny skies;
They mean-one lonely pang Of silent grief,
Just one true tear that In a moment dries,
For even sorrow dies.
SO with the millions who have boarded flowers;
The frail loye-token lasts, the hearts loyt
goes,
powers
Are moro ephemeral even than the rose,
The frallest flower that blows
A ylthered rose, a tuft Of mignonettei
How passing weak must be the human heart
For these outllve even, love, outlast regret,
Abide even when grim pain, with blum
dart,
Makes ready to depart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
shaksspeare in Germany.
fInndan Trnfh.f

BY far the most popular plays Of Shakes.
nesye In Germany are "Othelion and
kpanlst.p next 20 which comes THE
Merchant of Venice" During the last few
years thew have been performed ea7 times,
S,e times. and e95 times respectively: Du-
ring ire same period there was only ono
psr lnrmance ia Germany Of The Merry
Wiyss al Windsor,n and one slso Of Ais
Well that Ends Well"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
cLsveLANp's COURSE.
.Cbesteraeid" Replies to the Letter OF
Gloucester"


Gloucester"
To ne Editor ofhe Dispatch:
In your issue of the sth instant there ap-
reared a communication signed "Glou-
cesteS" in reply 10 one written by me and
published in the DISPATCH on the 3D. in
slant. in which commented upon Mr..
Cleyeland's status On the force and silver
hills. As q matter OF courtesy TO the re-
doubtable knight" Gloucester" who poises
his lance in behalf Of Mr.. Cleveland, as
well as in justice TO myself aud to the
cause Of ne people which espouse, l crave .
ANAL additional space in the columns OF
your widely-read journal.
THE CASE STATED.
"Glousegter says that while he is not
wedded 10 Mr.. Cleveland OF any other man
"a the next Democratic candidate for the
presidency, yet he believes in exact and
impartial justice to all men.
He then proceeds 10 say In answer TO my
allegations that "ncw % the prominent
silver senators over aud over again denied
on the floor Of the Senate that there was
apy euch arrangement between them
aud the Democrats ss that OF which
sChesterfield' speaks, and before Ches-
ter6eii' can draw his deductions he must
prove the contrary, and that Mr.. Cleveland
was cognizant Of it: and CD IS Q matter OF
fact Mr.. Cleveland did denounce IN pup
lie speech the force bill o. scarcely, dis;
guised scheme TO perpetuate the rule OF
the Republican party"
THE sILvER SENATOR'S.
Gloucester alleges that the silver SEN
atcrs denied that there was any such AR
Ssngement" between them and the Demo.
crats a. that 70 which referred. 1 will
not deny that no posifire evidence exists OF
{0v4o0l r,ie6,rs made ~. - e.. ~<tao naued
- stand BY each other for the purpose OF
e9feat.pK the force bin and passing the
ullver bil. Bat it was unauestionebiv the
alneet universal belief tSyongbout the
eonntry that there Was al least tac;t or
implied understanding that thsv ~ould
eo9osns thsar strength 20 sffsc< t9.;r mn.
%aA purposes. 30 strong was tbis $3.50 - ~
ZINE and again that an undsrstan d vnal Ky
been reached between the silver sn, nso
ana the Democratic senators and 49, sppatofs
q the Democrats that the force mi MI r uoss
% defeated were predicated aimost s rVsau
" upon the assumption that the s'lv .n',ie-
pnblicans. would stand firmly by tbs;. ne =.
least implied pledges. have yst ' ~ 1aa :.
NTH the 6rst man who believes t /. W - :
sumeisus number OF Democrats ssnst.,rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27


NJ. Caillctct has devised a simple
method for connecting glass tubes to
metal work In the construction OF phys.
ical apparatus which may be OF service
to our readers The end Of the glass
tube Is gently warmed, and then
covered with n few drops OF a solution
OF neutral platinum chloride and caino-
milo oil. On gently warming the tube to
a duh rcdncss the platinum salt Is
reduced to the metallic state, and q
brilliant deposit OF tho metal Is formed
on the end Of the tube. Tho tube Is
then connected 10 the negative cleo
trodc of n battery and immersed In a
BATH OF copper sulphatc, whom the cop.
ger Is deposited as a malleablc adhcrent
coating on tho platinum lux. and thus
forms material which can 10 brarcd
on to brass or copper In tho ordinary
way.-Industrics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27

Two young girls, art students, swcrc
talking about some sister students tho
other day. Now, as general thing
the art student makes little enough rs.
piration Questionable life or knowl.
edge Of socicty's doings. Her profcs.
sion is enough for her, and II makes
little difference TO her whether tho
wind OF fancy sweeps those persons
whose profession Is fashion. But there
is one young girl, It seems, up among
tho students ut the Art league Whose
relatives In tho city AFRO of tho ultra
fashionable set, and who goes about
more or less with tho fashionable
world. II was OF her that the students
were speaking especially. SIS she
really so well up In thlngsr asked tho
inst one.
up In thlngsl" echoed tho second.
"wcll, should say 10. Why, tho
other day We were In silver shop and
she knew what all the different spoons
were forl"-Ncw York Evening Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27
RELICS OF CLAY.
Also os washirrtop. Bocue. Bcnson and
the Duchess Of Dcvonshirc.

AIeo OF Wnsutnkt"us """"os '
tho Duchess Of Dcvonshirr.
Early In February, 1891. an art and
loan exhibition was opened to the pub
lie In Lexington, KY, for tho benefit
Of the Protestant hospital OF that city.
The exhibition was ono Of the most re-
markablc of It's kind ever given In Lox'
ington Among other articles In the
Henry Clay cabinet were scroll oil
ebony, ivory and silver containing reso-
buttons on the death Of Mr.. Clay, n
solid gold snuffbox, razors. coral rose
SGT with DIAMONDS, jcwelcd knee buck
les. stone cameo pin cut from one
Of Canova's heads, n bronze idol, solid
bronze candcsticks presented by Franco
TO Henry Clay when secretary OF state,
There was an urn from the tomb OF
Baira, autographs letters from Daniel
Boone and Washington, a bell made
from the old independence bell at Phil.
ndclphia. tho seal presented to Henry
Clay In 1913 when he was In London,
and used by him until his death; the
nttcsted will OF George Hudson, Clay's
maternal grandfather; the medal pre-.
scented by Louisville friends to Young
Harry Clhy Just before he went ON the
Howgatc expedition In 1910, aud mini
allure Of him when an infant, painted
ut Naples In 1851.
In another cabinet was a silver mug
which once belonged 10 Lord Morton,
solid silver candlesticks found nailed TO
tho altar Of nm ancient monastery, and
nautilus vasc, whose original Is In the
green vaults nj Dresden. In cabinet
at the rear were Spanish dollar OF
1850, an amber necklace nearly 100
years old, a solid silver seal OF tho Con-
fcdcrato States, miniature OF tho
Duchess Of Dcvonshirc (Gainsborough)
set with Jewels, memorial bracelet
clasp containing some Of Patrick
Hcnry's hair. two bracelets made Of
Turkish scquins, bracelet Of carnc-
lian with Turkish notices, stone from
tho Pantheon, with cameo Of
Raphael upon ivory.
II also contained portrait Of Colo.
mel Thomas II. Benton, n cameo Of
the Prince Consort, n Waterloo coin
and cross Of the Legion OF Honor
made In tho reign Of Henry ", King Of
France and Navarro. and bestowed
on NJ. Mcntcllo by Louis XIV.
There was also a collection Of funeral
tickets, several thousand In number,
dating back TO 1912, loaned by J. NJ.
Dun. This collection was made by
Cyrus Jones, n colorcd man.-Jcwelers'
Wcekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance % an order OF the Probate
tourt OF the county Of salt Lake. tlah Tern.
tory, made on tho 18th day OF May, A. u. ie,o.
10 the matter Of The estate OF benjamin y.
uowclls. deceased. the undeulgned will sell
a. rniyArz .ALt. bI sealed bids in wriung, 10
the highest bidder for cash, gold coin OF The
uniici states, and subject to confirmation by
SAID Probate Court, On the itth day Of May.
1891, ~ - o'clock M, at the law onlca Of Rich.
afd' q Moyio. Constitution Dnlidlng, No. 81 h.
Aiain street, city and county Of salt lake, Ter.
ritofy Of Utah, oil the right. title. Interest an
estate Of the SAD fcnlAmin y. flowells, de.
ceased, ~ the tsnc Of BIS death. or In which his
death. either by operation Of law or othcrwisc.
aud AL tho rlFht. title ana IN rect Of his heirs
IN OF to The following tract Of isnd, to Wit An
undivided one ninth 40 interest In all that
oity andcouaty Of san Lake, TefriloSy 81 u,ah,
aud particularly described a. follows. to wil'
gomnenrirg alta point ten u0l rods north Of
the aoulhgeai corner Of hiock f,ry.nine, Fiat
q. SAT- Lake ciiy surrey. sad runhing thence
thence west ten tial rods, thence south dshty
fsol feet TO the place Of bcsinuiss. tsrether
with a right OF way over tho following do.
scrlbcd land. 70 Wit Commencing i've fSy rods
west coraor o. Lot four ~, nlocI forty nine
(tal Aforesaid. and running thence noHh pn
(lQl feet, thence wet i've i3) rods, theutO
south ten liol feet, thence east ivc lsl rods,
10 the land described above. Terms aud .on'
diuons % sale--ca.h, gold coin OF the United
rtntea. 70 per Ccnt OF purrhnsn pfico 10 he uaia
CO The day Of sale. and the balance on copdrn.
alton BY iaif Probate Coari.
All hlis - bo In writing, sealed and ccliversd
toJsAid administrator, on or before the honr q
saie. THOMAS I. noxEIfS,
Dated this 18th day Of April. isji. diw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainneld,
ILL.,, makes the statement That she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungt; she was treated for month by
her family physician, but grow worse.
He told her she was hDpeic~ pictin
or consumption, and that no medicine
could ours her. Her druggiAt sug ssst.
ed DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption; abe bought bottle, and 10
her delight found herself benet tied
from frst dose. She continued It's use,
aud after taking ten bottles found her.
srlf sound and well, now does her own
houscwork and 10 rs well M she ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery nj A. q. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug
store. Large bottles SOC. and 81. 90. y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27
Neuralgia csu.. much Insanity.

The highest medical authorities OF
Europe and America have recently
decided that large percentage OF cases
OF insanity IL caused by the excrucia.
ting pains Of Neuralgia Of the head and
face. Ifany member Of your family
suffers this tormentor, induce them to
try Billiards. Snow Liniment. One
application win afford immediate relief
and you will soon be rad OF danger.
Gus and tormcntiug disease. Billiards.
snow Liniment ~ the most Penetrating
Llnimcnt known. II positively cures
rheumatism, Lamc Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Corns, Bunions,
etc. II penctratcs and opens up the
pores, drawing nll poisonous matter to
the surface, restoring and promoting n
natural circulation Of the blood through
the diseased parts go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27

The biggest OF all animals known TO
tho world from tho beginning thereof
TO tho present day was tho "cainara.
saurus." 1t went on all fours, and the
vertebre composing It's backbone were
hollow-merc shells In fact-illled with
warm air from the lungs, Just as Is tho
case with the bones OF some birds to.
day. Undoubtedly II lived In tho sea,
walking along in water deep enough TO
cover Its back. 1t fed upon the vcgc.
tation along shore, and It's neck was
longand cranelike. Interview In Wash.
ington Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27


An Illinois farmer very properly OBJ
5ects TO tho term breaking" colts. That
which usually goes under this name
should never mean anything moro than
educating tho animals to do certain
kinds Of work that will increase their
value and usefulness. We do not want
TO break down tho colts spirit at all. but
merely to direct II, and this can best be
done by making tho frlsky young Great
urc know that you are his friend.
For number Of months American
live stock Inspectors have been stationed
by the United States government nj for
eign ports where our live food animals
arc debarkcd. During all these months
the inspectors have watched closely, and
yet not ono case Of pleuro.pneumonia
have they found among our beef cattle
shipped abroad. What have foreign
governments TO say now about tho
healthfulness Of American meati
Spring auction sales OF pedigreed cat
We arc taking place In various large cities
OF tho country. Cattle stock has scri.
ously deterioruted In the past fcw years,
s"hhh W Wv saw titat iHuttIrt ufttutfh
and ranchmcn were Disguised with tho
low prices that prevailed, and let their
stock get down at the heel. Whole herds
OF splendid pedigreed animals were In
some cases sold at mere butchers prices
for scrub meat. The indications arc
that now the owners Of these will wish
they had not dono II. So pay particular
attention to tho blood Of your stock cat
tie this spring.
Pleuro-pnenmonia is = disease propa.
gated only by direct contapion.
A hog famine In tho southwest Is
threatened for next year. The stock was
nearly all sold OF on account Of scarcity
OF corn from tho drouth.
practical farmer says. "Whcnevcr
pork Is cheap always fatten and kill all
my pigs. except breeding sows. us soon
~ possible"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27

One OF tho most marvellous plncush.
Ions belongs to Mrs. Langtry. 1t is a
silver framing that In years gonc by,
when Ireland claimed kings, held tho
wooden bowl In which the steamlng hot
potatoes were brought ON tho table Ia
delight royalty. II was found furnished
and dark In an old shop In Dublin,
bought for a small sum, cleaned up,
and now the center Is filed with fat,
p. blue velvet cushion, IN which are stuck
pins little and big, black aud white,
and OF all alles and sharpnesses. La.
dies Home journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIvES, TnNr IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
.,ouri Of the uesnly o. SAT- LAKE. Territory q
matter nf the estate OF Hem tnghrctcn ,dcoeas.
Ci, the undersigned. administrator Of the said
estate. will sell A. pr waite tale 10 the highest
Probate 'onri. on Inc sirf day Of May, 1891.
VI y O'Clock m.. At the law oflcc Of Richards
4 MoYic. 10 The Consultation building, No. ~ ;.
MAN street, In the city and county OF -ait Lake.
Territory of utAh alt the ught. titlu aud inter
cst and estate OF the sail Henry ingbFcson. At
the time OF hia death, and All the right. title
By operation Of law OF oihcfUisc. acquired,
other than or In addition TO ~ u the said
Henry inghrcscn NJ the. iinc 90 hls death. In
anu 70 all that certain .piccc or parcel % land
situate, lying aud being In tho county of sait
Lake. Territory of utah, and bounded and de
rcribtd a. follows, iicFnnlnT Il point on
the east siie % road east seventy two hun.
drodihs fo,5ll chains. and north one aud ninety.
two huudfcdiha a va chaius, from the south.
wet corner of the noriheati quarter Of section
Twenty seven CD 70 Towuihip ono lll south,
ihonco south eighty two isij degrees.
aud ten Ciol minutes, East eight (.l
chains, thence Norih i've fsi chains,
sr ss.' and lea tio) minute. wes, eish, ~
chains, thence Sonth nyo fblHhAins 10 the place
Of beginning. together with tho secondary
Of way Tor an irngatins dlich across tho land
uf said estate 10 the above described land, NJ
such rihco ~ will he practaal aud tho least
Injurious 10 the estate OF aaii DECEASED.
Terms aud cond tons Of salei Cash ten per
cent. OF purchase money 10 he paid TO the I'D.
miniftratriN on tho day Of tiiu, balance on
confirmation Of salo by sad court Deed Al
and delivered TO said adminstrauiN before
said hour Of sale.
Admihistfairixo OF the estate Of Henry Ing
bT. sen, deceased.
salt Lake CITY, April slih. ispi. dlw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27
CARE OF LIVE STOCK.
Why 50 MANY HIDES ARE WORTH
LESS. FOR LEATHER.

thc Northwestern Hide and Fur Com
pany Have Issued . Circular Telling
Meat and Cattle Men How an Animal
Ouyht 10 he "skun."
Tho Northwestern Hide and Fur COM
pany, Of Minneapolis. have made some
suggestions about slinning animal car
cases that will be Of uso to our readers.
Il cannot 10 too strongly impressed on
tho rearcrs Of live stock that every scar.
cut or bleinish in an animals skin takes
away largely from the value Of the dress
ed hide. Brands upon the body, cuts from
OK goads or whips, scratches or hurts Of
Any kind run the price Of the hide, down
In y rapidly descending scale. Whore
tho live animal has becn subjected TO
cruel treatment the skin Is in many
cases 20 injured US to DO practically
worthless
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

bellevue, Idaho, Mining Company, salt Lake
oly, Utah Territory, Location ~ pTtnei.
pal place OF hu.insFsi salt lake City Utah
Territory. Location OF Mines Mineral
iiii Mining District, state % idaho.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Az
ameeting Of tho Hoard OF Directors ~
slli Company, held on tlie ilih day OF Al rl
lvii m assessment Of Unity (3pl cents lof
share was levied On the rAnliAl stuck Of Inc
corporation, payable to josiah lisrnett, Tr,as,
ulef, AZ bis once IN the lianklng once OF Nc.
'ornie. a Co, salt Lake citg. tltah Territory,
on Or before the e-th day OF May, ISL. Any
stock upon which tins asfessment shall romni Ia
unnhiu on the 9th day " May, 1891, wall he dc,
!nlueat and adyerti'c cd for feie NJ public auc.
ION, anu unless payment 4, made be ore. wal
.u sou on FRIDAY The 2dth day OF June, 1881, al
,ho onlcc ~ the Company In 20 iAse thy,
Ah Irtrltory. a y ~. " pay the dclinqueat
ss,eisniunt. tosether with the Costs 81 adv, r.
uuslng and eNptnso Of sale, by ufder of tho
Hoard of Dlree,ors, y, q, NORM,
salt Lake cisy. Utah. Apr.l II. isai. ld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-27

Tho pretty girl Is ms self conscious In
her walk MS the self made man. She
goes like one on paradc-slowly, too,
with u peacock's grace-putting one
tiny, well shod foot IN front Of tho
other AS much that you and may SEQ
II as that Il may thereby help her some
eighteen lnchns upon her way. And
yet IL Is possible enough that by and
by she may be az delnure and self un.
conscious as the little old lady yondor,
and like her may strive rather to escape
notice with a veil than care to be tile
eynosare Of all mems eyes.-Ali the
Year Round.