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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

DAVID DUDLEY FIELD is by far the
youngest man of his age in New Y ork
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

FETS.-All Fits stopped free by DIR. KIfne's
Great Nerve EesfOrer. No fits after first day use.
Marvellous cures Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to
Fit cases. Send to Dr.. Kline, 931 Arch ST., Phila Pa.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

FOR THROAT DISEASES, COUGHS,
COLDS, etc., effectual relief is found IN the
use of "EBrOaOn's Bronchial 1TOches."
Price % cts. Sold only IN bOIes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

The degree of civilization is often
measured by the cuisine
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

REMEMBER that ''you are judged by
your house as much as by your Dress
Stay at home and make it bright with SA.
POLIO. 1t is used for all cleaning pur
poses.
II Co., LILO l:G.>Io.aI IL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

BEECHAM's PILLS act like a magic on Weak
Stomach.
1T is more blessed to give than be
given aWay,-NeU York Recorder.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

THE man who "knows it al" wouldn't
be such bad fellow if he only kept ii
to himself Yonkers Statesman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01

EASTER hats are displayed of all
Styles Chicago Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

in order 10 see exactly how to tie the drawing
strings. This is important, and upon 1T de-
ponds the lit and hang of the gown. You
must allow three breadths for the skirt and
not turn the bottom up or apply the
steel galloon until you have made the fan
pleats. Al here must be three cores at the top
OF the SKIRT to prevent creasing on the hips.
The corssge. which only extends an inch or so
below the waist, Is closed W tn invisible hooks
at the back. The sides OF the back are orna-
mented with steel galloon applied lengthwise.
sheaf-shsped and meet AZ the waist and hide
the opening. The sides OF the front are set
oil with GROSS bands of velvet. and the galloon
trimming at the bottom of the sAirt is re-
peated on the corsage so as to simulate yoke
embroidered with steel The velvet belt
closes at The back under bow. Velvet and
steel galOon set of the cuffs. There IS
straight velv, I collar.
Ibe reception dress on the right IS OF olack
velvet. The cOrsage passes a little below the
skirt and opens IN front. One OF the ban4s
OF pearied gallOOn serves to hide the opening
completely Start ng from the shou der
seam the galloOn -eryes to simulate plasiron.
The stra ght collar ls covered with gallOOn
edged with a feather cord. which may also be
q elk imitation, The sides OF tue back are
trimmed in the sane way as the front the
gallo. must Le flat 80 as not 10 iniure the
figure. The sleeves are made with two seams
and both lining and velvet are gathered some
what at the arlnhole The front breadth and
also the entire bottom OF the skirt are edged
with the gallOOn. The belt OF galloOn is
somewhat pointed ia front and closes at the
back witt steel ms. The upper part OF the
skirt is ornsmented with the galloon, diminish
ing ia length toward the back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Light Gray Kersey, faced with satin. edged
with Astrachan and collar Of Astrachan.
only SIS.
Tan Redford Cord Jackets. REFER front, edged
all the way around with light gray As
trachan pockets and cuffs trimmed with
Astrachan. only sl9.
Medium Gray Kersey. edged with Mouhong'
with collar of Mouhong, satin faced. only
sls.
Black Cheviot with shawl collar Of Mouaong,
only en-
Fine Imported Black Bedford Cord with
shawl collar Of black Astrachan. only So
Tan, Brown and Black Cheyiot with mink
shawl collar, only 922.
Tan Cloth Jackets, edged with mink, deep
mink collar and loops, mink heads, only
co.
Light Gray. Black and Blue Cloth Capes with
sleeves and braided, only $40.
Light Gray Kersev Capes. collar trimmed
with feather trimmings. only sl7.
Black Cheviot Jackets with Astrachan shawl
collar. $40
Black Cheviot jackets with hair shawl collar,
IS.
Black and Tan Jackets REFER front, only IS.
Tan Cloth Refer Front Jackets trimmed
with large pearl buttons. only $3.50.
Black Jackets. REFER front, S2.5O.
Our Black Jackets at IS. SO cannot be beat.
Heavy Jersey Jackets, vest front. only $3.50.
Black Hair Capes only $3.50.
Black Coney Capes. -.
Black Astrachan Capes only ss.
100 Newmarkets, original price 81, now g.
Tan Kersey Jackets, Y to Is years only $3.50.
Misses Jackets. to Is years only e.; regular
price. g..
We are Offering a liberal discount on Plush
Jackets.
Children Cloaks from 81 to s23.
White Embroidered Flannel SOC. to $3.50 a
yard.
Colored Embroidered Flannel only sf.25 a
yard
All-Wool Striped Flannel with border for
skirts, only SOC. yard.
Gents All-Woo Fine Cashmere. excellent for
suits. only S125 yard.
Children's and Infants Cream Silk Caps, Soc.
much better quality at 75c., 81. sL25 to
81
Ladies' Flannel Waists, in all shades only
si.69
Chenille Table Covers full 6xi. only s1.75;
SKA. Sd; l0xi. 81 l2xt. 20. These are the
best grades and fringe all around.
Ladies' Worsted Knit Skirts. 75c to Sl25.
Cream Astrachan for children's cloaks. $3.50 |
worth s..
Gents PiQue Shirts regular price $3.50, now /
81
Gents Fancy Percale Shirts, 75c.; try and |
match them for 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

lovely fall costume in gray-blue cloth IS
represented in my fourth illustration orna-
mented with let cabochOns The Jacket cor
sage has plain plastron, the Inning of which
closes in the middle, while it hooks on both
sides under the loose front At the neck
the stuff must be full in order to
form the gathers. At the waist the
plastron is ornamented with three rows
of galloon Of large cabochons. They also
appear on the straight collar. The
sides of the back are cut long enough to
reach TO the edge of the basques. the seam be-
ing hidden by fold Ia front the basques
are split up. The fronts of the cOrsage are
made with dart and the revers form
round collar at the back. The sleeves have
let buttons at the wrist. The skirt Is trimmed
at the bottom with three lows of the caboch-
on galloon and above them are three rows
of the cabochon stars, which also appear on
the Jacket
In the line Of tailor made | note some very
stylish gowns many Of them in crepon or
vicuna cloth made with plain skirt in front
and fan pleated at the back broad hens at
the bottom set of with several rows of stitch
ing The fan pleats must be made before
finishing the bottom. i he sides OF the back
extend TO the bottom Of the basques and are
fuller below the waist so they may cross at
the back. The corsage closes in the middle
and the plastron starts from the right
side. IL is edged with a mOhair or
silk GALLON and closes with very small hooks
and silk eyes and two buttons at the waist
and at the shoulder give it finish. The
BASQUE has no seam in the front. 1t IS sewed
to the waist with a point in front and the
opening follows the line of the plas-
iron. There is a straight rundown collar
edged with gallOon and full sleeves with deep
cuffs, also edged with the galloOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
DRY GOODS, &c.
STORE NEWS.
SATURDAY, October 9lst.
Slightly Damaged Goods.


We've made up our mind "a
ONETHING and that is to sell of
every piece Of stock that was under
our roof previous to the fire between
this day and November lst.
Dress Goods come first.
We know we lost a good MANY
sales on account Of being closed No
for two weeks, and we are deter.
mined to make that up by selling
the goods in most instances with.
out ANY profit, and the balance Of
the more seasonable goods at a
slight advance above cost to cover
expenses. If you've dress to buy
here's the place to buy it CHEAP.
THE COATS.
Children's Refers, Ladies' Bla.
zers, Refers, Capes, Skirt Jackets
and Connemarras get the biggest
CUT, because the season is short
and the stock must be moved AT
ONCE.
The low prices on all kinds Of
Flannels, White Goods, Sheetings.
Comforts, Blankets and General
House-Furnishing Goods are mov-
ing the stock rapidly. If You
haven't availed yourself OF the bar
gains don't delay. This will be the
banner week Of this reopening sale.
In the Hosiery Department are
1886 pairs Ladies, Misses and
Boys Fast-Black Hose, plain and
ribbed. The boxes were wet and
the hose had to be removed. The
prices ranged 80, 374, 10 and SOC.
Having 10 boxes to reassort them
we leveled the price to 25c. for
choice. If you're on time you'll
get bargaiu-plenty such good
things all over the store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

! ladies' Pure Egyptian Ribbed Vest only 5Oc.
Ribbed Vest only 25c.
Ladies' All-Wool Ribbed Vest and Pants &c
match. Soc
/ Children's Ribbed Shirts, Csc.
Infants Full-Fashion Cashmere Shirts 4Oc.
Children's Merino and Wool Vests from 10c
tos1.5O
Gents All-wool White Shirts, pants to match
81.
Gents Atwood Scarlet Shirts. Drawers to
match. S1.25
New Line of Gents Night-shirts at 75c.
something new at $3.50 and y.
Gents All.Wool Cardigan Jackets to fit very
large men. 50.
The Bristol Cardigan Jackets. only $3.50.
Cardigan Jackets warranted fine worsted
yarn, only 1915.
Fine Bleached Damask Table Sets. full 1OKl,
only S.. worth 80.
Fancy Border Table Sets, full size, IS,
worth ..
Drawn Thread Table Sets. only few left. So.
100 White Spreads at sl.5O. worth s2.75.
Great bargains in Spreads at 81 aud S1.25.
Fine Wlite Marseiles Spreads, $3.50, worth
S. White Fringe Damask Napkins. lSx20. only
1925
Boys Plush Caps, 21c. and Csc.
boxes Of fellows Swans Down and Oxi-
died Puff Box for zoe.
Cbildrens Pantellette Leggins only CSC
BICYCLES AND VELOCPEDEs.
Door Mats from SOC. 10 50.
Moquette Rugs from 81 to- &c.
Smyrna Rugs from 45c. to slO
We carry the largest stock of Felt and In
grain Druggets in the city from 345O to
80.
Roxeberry Smith and Higgins Tapestry Car
pets.
Ingram Carpets from 25c. TO 75c.
Hemp Carpet 1880.
Down Carpets. s. TO $40.
Infants Blankets 1925 to al.
Atwood White Blankets, S..
100 Pieces of Large Plaid Dress Goods,
ReguIarVaiue, ST. This Week, SOC.
so pieces of Fine Mixed Cheyiot. medium
shades. only 6Oc. regular price sl.25.
Porteres. full length, Dado at top and bot
tom. only $3.50 pair.
Childrens Nh ls SOC.
Children's White Coney Sets, $125.
Black Hair Mufs, soc.
Gents Fancy Hemstitched Silk Handker-
chiefs. iSc.
Gents Initial Handkerchiefs, zoe.
If you want TO see Fine Qualities and Pretty
Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs you must
come here.
MoQuette IIassocks, SOC.
Small Hassocks, SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
EIsie Leslie. who appears al the Richmond

Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. matinee
and night as the Prince and the Fauper
IN Daniel Frohman's production Of Mark
Twain's story OF that name. is wonderful
child. She is really an actress, a natural and
cultivated artistic. although scarcely eleven
years old. There is nothing of tue juvenile
amateur or mere reciter about her. Her
memory is phenomenal. and she fits into the
parts she assumes with such naturalness and
skill that her audiences are charmed and
astonlshed The play is exceedingly inter
esting and admirably adapted from Mark
Twain clever story
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

1}('(oFE!N
(9NPAfY
49,

Tho many chances of cool buying would
aeon cease IN have a value but for the selling.
We recognize these elements hs the great
mower that must sustain tue supremacy OF
this store. selling. fast selling, means good
value bargains With our own meaning OF
this term. THE MOST RkLiABLk MEX
CHANDISE at SPECIAL Ok ABNOhMAL
Pr CTS.
An age of experience has taught our buy
ers what Bargain consists Oh;
Here are some Dress Goods Bsrgains-4f-
inch Lubins. Imperial Serges. the newest fali
shades. tor CSC. q yard; sO-lnch All wool
Henriettas qualities from CSC. 70 ioc, Tor &c.
About 20 French Dress Suits-some OF tue
hand,omest styles o. this season-a special
purchase Among them English STYLES OF
Check Long Shaggy Came Hair Bedford
Cords with embroidered objects. and num-
Der of plain, sedate and bold designs. price
from IS to Sl7 But for this lucky purchase
the price would be sl5 10 rs.
Broadcloth Suits, Robes OF embroidery
with cut Jet beads and nail heads. The price
should be s2l but it is 60.
full line of the best 81 Broadcloths. 50
inches wide. for SC.
We o. or every suggestion TO the best and
handsomest Mourning lress Wear. Among
them the soft namely Bartsne Cloth. manu-
featured by riestly of pure Au tralian Wool:
A. inches wide on may properly be charged
ii - elsewnere-it's only I5c. yard here.
The Priestly Camels Hair Chevron. a half
inch Diagonal semi-rough cloth, 80 inches
wide. 7jc. yard.
Fine Imperial Serge-Priestlys make-4S
inches wide. and never sold tor less than Sl.2}
TIC. yard. Also special prices in fine Silk
warp Henriettas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR

Natural and of pure Australian Wool: The
prices have been SOC. 10 -l.46, according TO
size. They are on the counter from 5Oc. 30
csc.
Children's White Merino Oxford finish
about Ga dozen, all siz s.Nos. Is to "A. for Csc.
We snail er on Monday q dozen OF tull
regular Ladies' [ nderwear. of the American
Hosiery Company, for 81. 30 each II dozen
DR.. Warmers Cancels Hair Ladies Vests.
lightweight. value 2. S6, for $3.50 each.
Ladies' Cotton Swiss-ribbed full winter
weight and substantially finished for i5c
each Egyptian arm, 59c. We also call
your attention TO full line of Ladies' Merino
Underwear, to the finest all wool made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

The much-talked-of prince and Pauper.
the drama constructed from Mark Twain 3
story OF that name. will be at Richmond
Theatre November I'd and Sd. IL will intro
duce to our theatre goers in its leading roles
Elsie Leslie. who achieved great fame In New
York, first in one-act piece called 'Edith's
Burglar" next as the original Little Lord
Iauntleroy and lastly as the Prince and Tom
Canty in the play first mentioned II il said
that the disqualification preserves the idea of
the story as Mark Twain wrote it to a remark
able degree. at the same time utilizing its dra-
matte points. There will be matinee on
Tuesday for the ladies and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
GOOD MILLINERS

don't come ready made. The earliest proba-
bilitY OF success must point 10 tie highest
qualification and talent many yeas training
with perseverance. cultivation and experience.
Science in the makeup of the Hat and
taste OF the becomingness Of the head are
mong the ind spensable.
If you are conceited about your own taste
neighbors will not object 10 your wearing it.
The pique of Millinery talent may dider,
not between Paris and New York, if you
materially consult the Millinery Department
here Taste. Talent and Money speak with
emphasis that merits your attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

D real bountiiul angel from whose rust
ling skirts drop blessings on tens Oh tnousShuS
OF heads So great a InorallSt as Emerson
has coutended that dress IS poweriu euu -a-
tor. and there IA another phase OF .ne = uoS-
ton which he did not contemplate. IL Is tulS'
That dress in that II makes human beings
more pleasing 10 each other serves most ho-
mirably 10 keep alive that touch OF nature
which makes the whole world AKIN oesirs
that my fair readers shall be fully g iuippeu
with other than so-called women leasons
when called upon TO defend our sex from the
attacks of male critics on the score Oh what
they term our inordinate love OF dress =,
in general way may say that IN thelr DIS
tinguishinR characteristics winter fashions
will continue ~ draw inspiration rom early
French sources namely the epocns OF the
Henrys and 80 down 10 the Empire. The
Consulate. too will be represented 10y a hat,
and there will be a charming bit OF headgear
called ohapeau-beret, delightfully."- becoming
for pictures ue style OF face ana
head The nantes too, with their
pleated backs and enormous sleeves, Will
remind us OF the early French tbe small
Henry III. mantle Will please those who don't
care to mufile up too much and thus destroy
the outline of their figures. Lace garnlture
and embroidery effects will not relax their
hold upon public favor. Mauves and greens,
in new shades, will be intensely mOdlsh. In
cloth costumes there will be delightful crea-
lions, ooth as 70 style ana eatulluIe'
In my initial illustration | set before you
one of these new cloth gowns. Imagine
beige check, trimmed on the bottom OF the
skirt and on the sleeves and corsage with
several rows Of narrow, chestnut brown vel
vet ribbon. The large dots on the skirt are
embroidered with brown twist entirely around
the skirt. The front breadth Is draped,
for which purpose this b eadth must be
made about eight inches longer than the
breadtbs which compose the fan pleats and
the bottom must not be turned up until the
skirt is finished at the top. The corsage
closes the front under the passementerie. The /
jacket covers the entire back
Of the dress, aud the basques are wide apart |
In front. The collar is slightly faring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

The very stylish Jacket which is repre-
sented in my last illustration may be worn
with any refined street costume i is made
up in cafe au lAit cloth embroidered with
pearls and howerets in flat slit h. This en-
broidery ornaments the edges of the basoues.
tue pocket-iiaps, the sleeves the front sides
the collar and the back. There is one dart in
front. The pOcket-iap extends from the dart
to the side seam. The hat Louis II. is in
gray felt trimmed with white pongee with
black dots, aigrette of gray feathers and "a
blackbird
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Miss Lolita Kettle is the stage name of a
young lady member of the Joseph Haworth
Company. but her real name Is tarlotta Lin.
thicum; and she is member of the wealthy
ana well known New York family of that
psme. Her guardian is ID. q. iuengling. the
metropolitan brewer, whose establishment
covers two blocks Of the Harlem district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Now and then come upon a gown for
young person which impresses me very
wildly as the work of one with artistic taste
and q hand skilful enough 10 bring the idea
TO full embodiment You will see such gar
ment pictured IN my second illustration-a
ciel-blue foulard made over a sstnet of the
same color. having a gathered founce of
foulard and one OF satinet, garnitured with
lace. The small plests forming the corseet
are very close together and fastened to the
lining and TO the belt, at which point
they must be compressed 90 as to
give style to the waist. The
belt 10 of broad ribbon closing at the back
under bow. Starting from the shoulder
seam. the yoke takes the form Of crossed
tchu and is ornamented with ands of open-
work silver galloon. The pleated corselet at
the back runs upward TO point between the
shoulders and is OF course bordered with the
ealloon. which also asses over the shoulder
brsce-wise and comes down to meet the corse-
let The sleeves are made full with rever
cuffs and the tichu yoke has rucAe at the
back of tho neck. The sides of the back
must be left somewhat wider than the lining
In order to make u small fold on each side 10
hide the hooks.
Two exquisite costumes are set forth in nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

HE looms of q land
have always been its
glory. while its mines
of 9 Id and silver and
precious stones have
always been its curse.
This great truth re-
peated by all writers On
National wealth ought
TO be enough TO recon-
Gle men 10 what IS
commonly known as
wOman's extravaganza
in dress. so long as
fashions change. these
looms will he kept in
motion. and the very
moment the world eau
bring itself to don
{ uaker costumes. that
moment the glory Of
three-quarters of the
civilized lands on the
globe will 60 out IN
utter darkness. The
woman of fashion
is therefore in one
sense Of tho word
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

third illustration-a visiting toilet and rs.
Septoh aress, 10 give you an idea of the
Posuty OF the visiting costume--the one on
the lett would say Il consists of a lavender
Anszon-cloth and that it is trimmed with
velvet. the SKIRT being quite plain in
front with fan pleats at the back. There
Is q foundation of silk or alpaca
something over two yards in fuIlness and
tnade with a drawing string half way I'D the
back breadth. The skirt foundation must be
tried On bsfors fitting the dress material TO it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Joseph Haworth's company is said to be
one OF the strongest legitimate companies
travelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

WANTED-PERsONs MAKING CHANGES
A.. 10 business or places of business or resi-
aence 70 send such changes to ths City Dlrec-
.1ry sotnce at once so that they may appear in
tno forthcoming Directory. canvass for which il
fsplSqiy belng pushed forward To completion.
street '' AVA oc,s1 a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
DRY GOODS, &c.
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.

Grand Cloak display this week Cloak Department Take elevator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
IN THE WORLD OF FASHION.
What The DeVOteeS Of The PICKLE Goddess
Must Wear This Winter.
BENEFITS OF EXTRAVAGANZA IN DRESS.
Delightful Creatures In Cloth Costumcs-Re-
Reception and Other Toilets.
copyrighted 1871

WY 4 - $500 $1,000
NEW YORK. oct. 30, 1891.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

climbed down the rocky side aud
bathed my face and hands in the
rushing water that an instant later
Was dashed into the awful abyss
below. Tho mighty roar OF the
falling water can be heard n long
distance and is almost dcatening on
the brink. Nothing can equel the
weird beauty OF the place by moon
light. We fingered long after
twilight while the midsummer
moon looked down and smiled
softly over all.
But the Canyon, 1000 feet deep
and ton miles long. and said to bo
the most beautifully colorcd land
scapc in tho world. How shall I
describe it ? These stretches OF em :
blazoned wall full Of changing and
mellow lights, mysterious with
broken shadow, brought us nearer
to nature than VIC had ever been
before. Down 'twixt these walls Of
mystic forging writhed tho Yellow
stone furious from its fall of 500
feet. The oxidation OF iron causes
the red color of the walls and tho
sulphur the gradations of yellow.
Tho composition contains lava ,
lime and arsenic and the effects Of
countless ages Of frost and ice, of
sdn and vapor, have wrought won
dcrful formations In The shape and
coloring Of this goblin land.
Continued on nert page
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13
now SHE LOST HER LOVER.

Twas a summer ago wlisn he left me here,
x su1mer of smiles with never a tear,
Till said TO him with a sob. my dear.
Good by, my lover. good.by.
For loved him. Oh. a. the stars love night
And my cheoks for him flashed red and whit.
When he frst called me his hearts delight
Good-by, my lover, good.byl
The is56h OF bis sai,J was a thing divine.
As he sat with mo In the soft moonshine
Aud drank OF my love a. men drink wine,
Good-by, my lover. good-by!
Aud never night as kneit In prayer.
In gown as white as our own souls were.
But In fancy he came and kissed me there;
Good-by, my lover, good-by,
But now, o God what AN empty place
Ny whole heart Is OF the old embrace
And the kiss loved. there Is not a trace;
GOod-by, my lover, good.byi
lie sailed not ot6r the stormy ssa.
And he wont not down in the waves, not he;
But oh, he Is lost. for he married me-
Cood-by, my lover, Rood-by!
ErcLau0e