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Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

MISS BAYARD ENGAGED.-The en-
engagement Of Miss Louise Bayard,
daughter Of ex-secretary Of state, Bay.
ara, and DIR. Frank Angel, Of New
sork. DIR. Angel will assume the
uaties Of assistant professor Of philos-
11pny at Cornell University this fall.
ne Il one of the most brilliant of the
young Americans who have won hon.
s oIs 10 the German universities, having
Just returned from Leipzig with the
LI,egfee OF Ph. d., obtained with the
nsgIest distinction in the department
Of physiological psychology.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
Beef! Veal!
LAMB, &c.

The undersigned wishes to give
notice to the public that he has
opened a Beef Market on Main
Street, Smyrna, Del, between the
stores of 7. B, Megear & Son and
E. G. Walls, for the sale of Fresh
Beef, Veal, Lamb, Mutton, &c.
He viii keep a supply from the
best animals in market, care
fully butchered and handled.
Orders solicited. Meat deliv-
cred at the door.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The Cecil Star, of Northeast has
been sold to T. B. Williams.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

f. J. Morris & Sons canning factory
at Lewes, Is now running on about
nan time on tomatoes. The crop is
SAID to be light on account of the
wet weather.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

summer cottages will be built along
tue Delaware Bay Shore opposite
Lewis, by George w. Malloy and
Robert Murray, of Philadelphia.
and others. mo-
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Bishop Curtis, of the Wilmington
C SSdholie Diocese, has bought a 3OOx
800 tract at Kentmere, near Whining
erected.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Kali and summer duck shooting ;
good in the Talbot county marshas
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

NO cause can be assigned for Ella
Hamilton, colored, jumping under the
tender Of shifting locomotive No. 500
at Wilmington, sunday morning. She
was cut to pieces.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The Republicans of Kent nominated
Inc following ticket last Wednesday
Senate, James H. Baker; Legislature
r; ID. Harper. Thomas A. Jacobs ;
CLERK, Bartus Trew; Register of Wills
Joshua Bryan Sheriff, William H
Lambert, Jr.; Orphans Court. r. 7
F. Smith, Thomas Parsons, l. r. Lea.
yerton; County Commissioners James
=. Moore, Robert Comfy, GEORGE w
Moore, Edward w. Emory, WIN. n
Ayres; Surveyors, Comegys Brown
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Wilmington is to have a reOular 90,
=, "'ather forecast and observation,
A'so Instruments for measuring the
amount at rain fall, humidity of the at
In1spnere, together with all else con-
nec1ed with the weather except the
making the weather itself.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

10 the United States District Court
10 Wilmington, Captain Frank H.
walker, of the steamer Ella Grimm.
was lined s. and costs, for assaulting
Engineer Jos. A. Moore.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

One of our ladies canned several lars
81 peaches, says an exchange, and bv
tne time she counted up the expense.
tney cost 313 cents per quart without
Iae labor. She has concluded that it is
cheaper to buy. where you can pur-
Chase Gi them for 25 cents per quart.
Inc Gamers, it is believed, missed il
by not working this wear.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

John w. Wimbron of Parsonbnro
Md, who discovered natural Gas .,
tnat place recently, has driven another
pipe ana found still better quality OF
gas at depth of 81 feet.
1t is stated that the Pennsylvania
railroad proposes to build a short
Dranch line to Synepuxaent Beach.
ana That New York capital is looking
70 ocean City development.
Harry Price, aged 6 years, was acct
Gentaily shot dead by his cousin.
Fercy Carr, aged Is, at North East
maryland, Sunday morning. Percv
was playing with revolver in their
bedroom.
Inc ChestertOwn straw board basket
factory has 35 employees, men, women
and boys. They arc turning out near
~ 5000 baskets per day, and Mr.. Hi |
ram Brown, the manager, states that
they have found ready sale for ali |
they have made.
The republican factions of MARYLAND
their differences bv meet
ng in Baltimore and agreeing to select
Harry M. Clabaugh, of Carroll county
o succeed Charles T. Westcott SS
chairman of the State central commit.
ee. Mr.. Clabaugh could have been
dominated for Governor at Ocean Civ
instead of Mr.. Vannort, but he de-.
lined unless the nomination was made
unanimous He belongs to the Vast
OFT faction of the party.
Horse NOtes.-Happy Bee, the phe-
ominal trotter which sold for S1O.6OO
1centiy, has gained new laureis. On
thursday, at Cleveland, Ohio. she had
walk-over in the 4-year-oId class
inning it in three straight heats .
ime, 2.2O, 2.2Oa, 2.19t.
Senator Stanford believes that SunoI l
r. Bonner's FLY, will lower the trot. /
ng record from 2O8} TO 2.O6. This
ould, indeed, be great achievment
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

the pleasure of watermelon marty
gwen Oy Miss Lulu Vickers, in Frank
Iord' was marred by the attendance of
thirteen guests. Miss Bernie Vickers
withdrew from the table, and the re-
maining dozen ate easier. Thew didn't
want bad luck.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

For the murder of her infant. Kate
Mahoney and her sisters. Ella and
Josephine, are held without bail in
wilmington, for the September term of
Ahe Court of General Sessions.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
Barge sc San.

smyrna Landing and Pier g. Race stroe,
Wharves Philadelphia as follows
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

wharf is being built at Carney's
olnt oolow Pennsville. N. j., on the
. .aIn recently purchased by the Du-
pShts OF Wilmington. There is 7 feet
:. wafer at the point, at high water
n1.Pis TOT boats Of moderate draught
knitnout dredging. Arrangements are
oeing made to erect six large buildings
On the property and a railroad. II IA
currently reported that the manufae-
sure OF smokeless powder will be car
RED on at tho Point.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

gentleman of MiddletOwn re-.
ce,ved MS account Of sales of double
e eA1ra peaches, 1900 baskets, with a
Sneck Tor SOS. After paying for the
IIask S De had $lS, or l cent per bas.
kes Tor picking, hauling, etc. Now.
t Hlo ne received the 20 per cent reduc.
ION IA freight which the Interstate
SSol8nerce Commission awarded him.
nc would have $50 additional to his SIS
az az 80. which this year would have
'eeh large sum Of mOney.-TranscriDt
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

me Princess Anne Presbyterian
Church y llc has been improved at a cost Of
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

delaware can now boast of a State
Farmers Alliance. II was formed
q tuesday, at Harrington. Kent aud
SUSSEX counties were represented.
WINE New Castle was perhaps too
much occupied in politics. There was
no interest apparently, outside of those
VINO started the machine. As vet il
Claims to be out of politics.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

For attempting to pass counterfeit
money at the Wilmington Fair, Rob
ert Cassidy and John Harkins are nm
der $1,000 and $500 bail respectively
Tor appearance at the United District
Court on October 20.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Sturgeon Fisherman Anderson and
son. OF Delaware City, want
10 ges from the steamboat
Richard Stockton, for running into
one OF their boats, and United States
alarshal Mahaffy has libelled the
steamer.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
Antiquity Of the carpenter,. p,.n.

\ very interesting discovery has
been made at the Roman CITY ~ 81.
chester. The exeayators came scross
a dry well, which, on being explored
proved quite little museum Of anti.
allty Some fifteen feet down. n
Times correspondent SAYS. dippers
found an urnshaped pottery vase
about a foot in length. quite intact
and, curiously enough protected III
Jumps 81 chalk built around IT, The
Vase which probably originally con
tanned some precious substance. Was
however, quite empty Above il
Herr deposited great number OF iron
lmplimrnts, most OF which we're In
4 wonderful state OF preservation.
They seem 10 have been the
tools oi carpenter, aud a
rOpprrsmlth OF silversmith. with some
miscellaneous obl@,ts % blacksmith
work thrown Ia The principal spei,
men u a carpenters plane 0i quit,
modern type, although unquestionab
By more than ] 500 years old, three
or four axes retaining their inecnttin.
ssisrs ana ssill quite sefYiceable, d
number 81 chisels and eouees OF al
shapes and siles. hammers. AIDES
SANS, files. etc In thesmiths depart
nirnt may be specified bra1ier burn
ing ehauoal quite complete. two OF
three anuls Of different si1-s ant
shapes ilne pair 81 tongs adapted
for lifting crncibles, a curious tripet
tanaelalrum lamp, Or candie.stirk
ard several 81 the curious objects
the pnsise ises Of which have not Sc
lsgu determined IL addition Their
art several large bars % iron, a eoupl
~ plough shans aud broken sword
Probably more nill be- found deepe
rAwu IL lhg Mtli This Is undoubtcd
ly ihe MOST important find a
s#Arstsg since tbs discovery 81 Ga
bronze Ronaan ca5c. ron at sirath
lie.bs8ye. some years ago.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
Bismarok's Motto.

1t is said that Bismarck, when q
young man, studying law at Pots
dam, never forgot his rank and inn
portance, and was careful to preserve
what he considered his rights. One
day, his chief in law matters, with
whom he had business, appeared to
forget him, and Bismarck recalled his
wandering attention by drumming on
the window sill.
At another time he thought he was
kept waiting in the ante-room alto
gether too long. On being at last
asked his business, he replied, 81
come to ask for leave, but now | APP
ply for dismissalr'
In spite of his haughtiness in regard
to his own claims to Importance and
consideration, however, hewas almost
invariably kind and thoughtful to his
interiors in social position. When
very young, he always seemed to take
lust the right way with servants and
| those under his command, and they
always loved him, though he demand
ed a great deal of them.
| At one time, when he and his broth
er were managing and overseeing the
| Pomeranian estates, Bismarck severe
" reproved a certain young land-own-
er for his neglect and shiftlessness.
The young man in excuse said that he
had not a particle of taste for agricul-
ture, and was tired of farming
"Ihave struggled with my dislike a
long time," concluded the unwilling
farmer.
Not yet long enough" answered
Bismarck, dryly,
This reply brought the young man
to his senses. He continued the strug-
Gle, overcameh his distaste for thework,
became capital farmer, and to-day
remembers thankfully Bismarck s
Not yet long enoughl"
This saying, by the way, has been
connected with the name OF Bismarck
since olden times, by peasant pro,
verb, which begins, Not yet Ions
enough, says Bismarck, " and goes on
connecting other sayings with the
names Of different Influential families
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

s.,. Of the more conspicuous stars
nus N one place a long, straight nar
TOW strip q nebula has stars do,,aa
along Its whole length, like diamonSs
strung upon ribbon. II becor,as
more difficult to resist the conclnsion
that IN this strange nebulons s st,.a,'Ii
ai.h lts starry file, we possess an in,
aleation Of the mode Of origin az liz
many curious streams and chains ~
stars With which the heavens abound
gl'en we look at another anna zino ray
citation Of celestial Photography / re-.
~, 70 .t9 1 chickering's photograph Of
ORION taken with portrait lens from
q q mountain IN southern California =
Popular Science Monthly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Both men grew as pale as ghosts Mt
the mere su gestion. Pete intrepidly
applied his ear, first to the lock and
then to the drill-hole.
Hey, in there" he shouted, not so
loud. however, as to be heard out on
the sidewalk. There came faint re-
sponsiye, very faint indeed:
Fey Gods sake, give me air! / am
locked in here. Try and burst open
the safe
The two burglars did not stop to
talk, but went at once to work as If
their C'wn lives depended on the result
OF their labors instead of the unfor-
tunate bookkeeper's. In less than
| three minutes they had hole some
what smaller than the business end of
a collie button knocked into the safe.
Then they stopped to rest, and the
man inside, who had come so near to
death, breathed.
IL was now that the two burglars
became aware of their predicament.
IN all probability this was a member
Of the firm or an employee. This fact
knocked the success OF the nights adj
venture sky-high, unless when they let
the man out they gagged and bound
him into silence.
But this course would have an ugly
look. IL might mean murder in the
end, whereas if they did not let him
/ out the chances were that he would
fall back exhausted before morning
and they would still be murderers and
responsible for his taking off.
These were highly comforting refiec
tions, but there was still one more
powerful. What it was remains to
be seen.
Hey, in there" cried Pete, "what'f
the combination of your safe?"
"3-l5-73," came back in al
almost sepulchral tone.
Ii was EVIDENTLY ard work to draw
breath through that hole. In exactly
fifteen seconds the lock of the SAT-
gave fort the same resonant click i
had given a hall hour previously
Thanks TO the advent OF the burglars
il opened as lightly and airly as it hat
closed Just thirty minutes before OF
the unhappy accountant.
The latter gasped once or twice, ant
without any assistance stepped on
into the free air.
Now comes the interesting part.
He was very pale, and his dress wa
much torn and disordered when h
stepped 10 the floor, but the PABLO
gave place 10 a red flush at perceiyin
the two burglars.
They stood stock-still, as if the
had seen a ghost.
Without any kind OF speech 0
warning or any attempt at bravadc
the bookkeeper walked straight to hi
, desk and rang a call for police.
Almost simultaneously, so quic
and quiet was the action, he opene
/ drawer. took out pistol, and coz
cred the two burglars with a fatal pr
cision As he did so he uttered theS
I, words:
: s'Gentlemen. ! would be the bases
{ OF men if | did not feel Profound
grateful for what you have Just don
] shall always regard you as any ma
should regard those who have save
, his life with peril to themselves. An.
,, thing you wish of me shall make a
effort to perform. ! have accum
! lated little money, and with it sha
!, see shat the best counsel is engaged fC
I your defense. Ii you are convicte
why
, Here the officers entered haviI
! broken in the door with a crash
y New York Herald
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
Double stars

g,ls latest novelties il astFon'
gnomrna as brought 10
studying tile spe ira II car'
tass y tig showing that tNo 81
esoiofe giasse,l as single are
aab sai belonging 10 that
ngnn IS binary stars, or pairs
m0.Feabaut q common cgutrr.
r gaus discovered are tile
5an Lf8 twa Majors Atl
A tsr former being that
h .n gUp5i.nF phgasr would
tal 81 Csc mtlliU star - tht
itUlHE
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
A WONDERFUL BABY.
He was Just the Smartest and Cut
est Little Thing in Existence.

He was Just the Smartest and Cut
est Little Thing in Existence.
One of the many thousands of won
derful babies was lately brought out
for the inspection of a friend of the
family, says the Youths Companion.
Really, Mr.. seacook, said the Moth
er Il suppose it's perfectly natural for
every mother to think that her baby
is the smartest one in the world, but
our baby lust proves it.
Indeed, What does he do?"
Everything, Mr.. Seacock-every-
thing.
Does he walk"
"Why he's too young for that! The
idea OF baby not yet a year old
walking. But Just let me hold him up
i'm my arms and see how perfectly he
executes the Highland fling.
The baby kicked out his legs. Mr..
Seacook EXPRESSES wonder and admir-
alton, and asks:
Can he say mammay
ooh, no, but you ought to hear him
initiate a locomotive"
Dear me. How does he do it2''
"He putfs out his little cheeks and
says '0ol oo!' =
awell, now, that is surprising
1 What other remarkable thing can tn,
baby do?n
| "0h, Mr.. Seacook, you should SEE
| him when take him in my arms, so
lie looks up in my face just MS sweet
/ ", and breathes,
The gentleman agreed that at last
the most wonderful baby in the worlC
had been found
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
Am onserver,s Conclusions.

Ii YOU want to hear an old man
talk, remind him of his youth.
Children will work ifyou call it play.
A woman will never forget what you
say about her husband or her baby.
When a little dog is in his own door
ward he is as bold as a lion.
Almost anything you miss is liable
to be found in boys pocket.
The only people who like long pray
ers are those who make them.
Nothing will make woman so mad
as to call her extravaganza.
Nine men out OF ten will speak well
OF YOU afterward if you go to them
for ndNice.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
ools storage fruits.

Storage for fruits is now so
and in most instances use
49, Disadvantages are seldom
u consideration. BY he use
small fruits arr preserved IN
condition much longer than
~ by any other method.
sk3a out. however, and rX.
i nv warm atmosphere decay
~ rapidly iirncr fruits out
sO.asr arr not ~ Well adapted
transportation or remaining
Az a. ahrn they we're fresh
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18


Professor Humphrey recent Collect.
itv Investigation Report on Ag,,d Per.
Sons contains some very positive
r,idrnooon 3 matter Which has already
engaged tlsa attention Is moralists as
ucll - physicians "lheoppoytuniiy
Tor nut ntson TO do its restoration
work aas. IN unsrly ALI provided by
the iaru.iy 81 good sleeping ioWhleh
MSS commonly Addci sts appropriate
attention. the habit 81 early RISING
I'hns ,hcro is a relation briween early
rising aud longevity. No doubt many
rsuf.ir Wiil hastily ncitc upon thc sem
srtiu ,lr quoted, and employ u IN
esiiivins lrsuns ar essays Tor the
iscysieal ~ youth. ar cmhody y 10
nounlar medical works Important
manifestations follow IN DR.. Hum.
rltr.t r;sort. that ARE likely 70 be
1y.riooktd Doubtless the habit ol
carl, rising ID ID llsrlt health, most %
MI ttisn good sisn Of iralth Nhenit
evidently signifies rapid recovery rom
ias.ruo. again. i usually denotes .
strong Will, thrgll,, ~ arulc. oiagood
nhys,ral constitution, or NJ least The
safeguard az average bodily strength.
.str r,mw are generally either ~.
yniids or persons IN bad habits ~.
lors Who am ncycrirce from other Nirts
b,siae~ iIlcnnss. The nervous eX,
bau.tion which keeps o man waSeiui
,brotsl,out the small hours produces
49,, tatn{n The morning THIS cN
hn1tstio is invariably due TO one OF
.c,erai shortening influences 81
,.siely anxiety. or indisrrctloh "
aief or drink Early rising = thhs
nnc eficct az certain iavprabe N
gw,tres another result OF when i
longevity. than cause OF longevity;
~, Germ n weakly man out Of be,i
rvorv morning at seven o'clock VIII
~, srolone his life. II viii be noted
,bat by good sleeping Professor
uumphroy signifies quick sleell..'S9 4,
a,bat Il. thc rCpnratlye WORK WnltIl
h.stn ~ done 10 sleeping = done
hs;.t.iy nnd well. Here, again. We
49, nm rfI,gt Of cause. but prevent
~. 1 weakly subject from slecpihl
,,,,s ,bnn four or I've hours nightly,
,.n,,id not cause him to live long, ~, pe'
wonid rather tend to shorten ny w
/ Enually important are fIo. -,
i1i,nnSrey,s observations wh'eI
ia" ,baf by early" he does no'
go ,,,;roly moan the time by th'
loci The word "hds o rela .:,','
w. with reference TO the TIM
y gning IL bed. A person who retire IRE
- =, ,,,st four hours after midnight am
~ M ~ NJ l0A. ~, may be strict ~,
!. ' re,nrded ~ nm early riser. nv ~
Ill, rising il synonymous m long ~ y,
,s,ltg9r;~s with short slcepings' wllcl
ll's,,,s ,ranid recovery from fatigue
.ien 81 bodily strength. These ~, sVie y
,,9c facts II nowise contradlct sn -. =
IN, IN yalne Of early rising as q pr',..
,gseu bo cultivated by all persons y
w health. II is excellent a 2, '. more q.
| J;sci,line. aud eminently healthy n, ~ :,
u u,atlrr 81 fact. Most persons WIN WI ~. ".
i .l'.,, ,oaala daily. When q man gel ~,
.,n iSte those meals will probably :,
UP l' eecb other at too short interva =,
low en- ...hniceome. When heis aneaTr,,
70 ;se - 4 viii probably be otherwise SEA =
r,se' snioy a good breakfast anu ~; Z
,hn time for his lunch or mid-u ,,,y,,o s
, sns ' ho viii have an honest aPpe'i'
n AGAIN, British Medical Journ"'
4
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
Nhal star photoaraph. ReyeaI.

mat Star Photographs Reveal,
saaapa the most notable Of these
s'lal photographs, In the direct
V mat 1t throws upon the nebular
,p''nesIs, is Mr., Roberts already
1Vu' picture OF the Andromeda
'a'a' Nobody can look upon the
y nobulous spirals that this pho
sapa reveals, surrounding a great
.''al condensation, and showing
Y and there n brighter knot where
a'e'llte OF the huge focal mass lie in
sess OF formation; without feeling
l, y Iaplace and Kant were not very
I'M stray in their guess ms TO the
|g.tern, o'iiaeion u the '
H. u. although stars in abundance
|lsa.ss clttered over and around the
Ssisoneda nobuln, there is little IN
M appearance to suggest oonnec.
M between them and Che nebula. II
|as u'uSerent with tho snebulm in
|& plelades and in Origin. In
|As. wonderful photographs OF the
|par;su s by the Henry brothers o.
sop s one not only sees masses OF neb'
matter clinging, 80 TO speak, 70
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
,,,,,a an the ringer NaIls'

Nearly twenty years ago TO- W curious
d,rected attention 70 tne 1 aiwoys
tnrt hat d transverse ig i s seTioas
appears al Medical men ignored wh@ =
Illness ,a,l.J The visionary opinions , :,
the, Sgl,eu Giving the matter but little lD
Mr.. WilSs' ~ their medical works,
Recently new interest," ssa IN pathological
has o,iss s have begun an inyss ,,e;I f,r.
s 1,,a VrSe,rmarkabe case shows . a;rSness
y, re- rc caursedby three days se's''N''''S
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
A pnhllo umhrella.

Edward Bellamy's notion OF pub
lie umbrella has been put iuto opera
ton in new street in one OF Lon
don's suburbs, where the sidewalk
Is sheltered by glass roof ten feet
wide, supported by slim, graceful pill
lars rising from the curb, Everybody
halls this innovation with delight, and
there is great clamor to have its use
throughout London
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
vgso,s OF Moisture.

sn.,eoi England and Ireland. il
4 adapted TO the spinning Of
warn, on account of the
8 moisture; hence il comes
,esny. whose production con
3nly o. heavy linens, must
g,,,iand for all her line yarns,
N which, however. Is grown
d Belgium, Holland aud Rus
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

.ryCE AND PROGRESS
..r,No DISCOVERIES OF
lsclENTlFic MEN.

-, photographs Reveal
nv ofthe Carpenters Plane
~ Prom BroWn-Seduard--
alslng and Longevity.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Stated tAl, allrn llirel slAw
CONN o'igI uug nn 1852
ID g nsh ta.iy neas, it
s j.as enc litnit 81 81.
tH Ca~r. had indeed
m1 al mas therefore sur,
- eI the lublsslstei account
nga rap,oy oi tbr hrm *
ak sos. named Williams. rho
aa3d s. drawing unr u,it 10 stn
Hasrr dimensions u nearly
u5lsrn 'ihts induced nus
ra. "a ybr p9rt 81 shau. whn
prepared ht8 tWsnty by SIXTY
a4 tat.gs d p~nny and tors
slightly Ny hand proooelssi "a
eaats ths operation go isH
aam a4sh tlln ordinary mrhua
a by sGr raf Ab'trhmrni Ito
"a HUt expert workman im
eHas proved by his exhibiting
Boo e. tie alluA al whish tllr eyuf
mai thanlOs sbe almost incgp
aaslsfHus ui isl,iy four inches
aash lights ~ nn iurh
aal 'ama tanf huusAuds 81 nu
p Che ggess drgrpc 81 cxpsn.
sarody ppwthIc 90 h. cVc@jrsi