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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-22

ANUAkHEN MANS WIFE,
"You scountrel," yelled yeuAs Jacob Green
At his good neighbor Brown
"You Kissed my wife upon the street,
1 ought to knock you down."
That's where you're wrong" good Brown replied,
In accents mild and meek;
~ kissed her; that I've not denied
But l kissed her on the cheek
and I did so because she looked so handsome
the very picture Of beauty and health. What
Is the secret of it?"
well" replied Green, " since you ask it, I
will tell you; she uses DR.. Pieroe's Favorite
Prescription. l accept your apology. Good
night"
An unhealthy woman is ! arely, If ever, beau
tiful. The peculiar diseases to which SO many
of The sex are subject, are prolific causes of
pale. sallow faces. b,otch d with unsightly
pimples, hull, lustreless g res and emaciated
forms. Wolnen go attic ed, can be perlna-
nently cured by using Di. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription; and with he restoration of
health comes that beautv which, combined
with good qualities of hes d and heart. makes
women angels of loveline4s.
"Favorite Prescription" is the only medi-
cine for women, cold by druggists, under q
positive guarantee FIR, nj the manufacture
ers, that it will give satisfa ction il every case,
or money will be refunded. 1t is a positive
specific for leuCoffhea, painful menstruation,
unnatural s,lppressions. rolapsus or falllng
Of the womb, weak back. anteversion, retro
version, bearing down sensations, chronic
congestion, inflammation and liberation OF
the womb.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
ZION, Manufacturers, Budalo, N. Y.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-22
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county, ore OF d

l. 49, --
hoy. 4oS n nsat has ei s,ac q CENTURY
come identified with the rcsourccsand UTf
document ofthat country. This man illt
no other than Mr.. John Stewart, one OF IN
ye1ltlliest and most influential citizens il IT,
ounty. In a recent letter he says: Il had peer
4nGcrinr from pains i'll my back and general KID
1,v complaint for some time, and had used mauH
comedies without any but temporary retlet. Inc
oains in my back had become SO severe that was
n-cvcuted from attending to my work and could
not move about without the use OF cane. Hear
tn". through n friend, of the wonderful cures e.
5lcted by oregon Kidney Tea, l waslnduceatotS
, box, and from that very first dose l found instab
-clief, and before using half the contents OF tr
.ag the pains in my back entirely disappeared
have every faith il the virtues OF the oregon
.i!ncv Tea, and can corsaicntionsly recommend
/, my friends. I would not be without IL LOT
rthing." o.t;
oregon Kidney Tea cures hackache, incoh'i,
-re of urine, brick dust sedimcllt burning o.
ri sensation v',ilc '-iratjnr and al ahee'
r.n-' -'~' nt c'tf'ff''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-22

Dyspepsia iii it worst forms will yield to tho
us" Of { arters lAttle Nerve Pills uiiu,t by tartsr'4
Lttl' Liver lIllr, They not Only relieve present
distress hut strengthen t hchtomacil and digestive
aQpara. us.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-22

DR.. P|EnGE'S PELLETS s rsss!y e yssfiS;
Laxative, or CGthartic, according to sizs OF
lose. BY druggists. rs cents q vial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

Children should early be taught care Of
book. y very little child can understand
that a book must not be thrown on the
floor or torn or bent backward or NAL
treated in the fifty small ways in which
children are permitted 10 abuse books.
Such habits in children are due quite as
much 10 ignorance as carelcssncss on the
part Of parents Those who have no inter
est or affection Tor books themselves are
Tot likely to expect it from their children.
A reverence for books is part OF the love
one bears them. and people who have been
brought up in an atmosphere OF books, or
who spend much time in reading or study,
will naturally handle book respectfully
themselves, and insiA that their children
shall do likewise.
There is much negligence shown in the
matter Of returning borrowed books, and
this often by persons of whom one would
expect better things. For months after a
book Ia read it is allowed 10 lie about the
house. and no especial effort is made to re-
turn Ii to its owner. That book should
be returned as soon rs read, just rs partic-
ulariy as one would return a tool after
using il or garment after wearing H.,
would appear TO go without saying. Yet
II is not always thc case.
And j; is right 70 insist that our children
shall be IS exact in this respect; that they
shall. after borrowing a book, cover it
neatly IL IL be nicely bound one, treat 1t
carefully while in their possession and re
turn 1t promptly when finished. This Is
not only simple justice to the owner, bot
such teaching viii 70 far toward making "A
child particular about tho property Of 9th
ers.-uA-ug's Dazar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30
uoue.t, An ia. Home.

To construct household on the basis Of
the highest honor cae 20 another seems 10
sne - bs the preliminary 10 q community
OF the same sort When our homes are
right society will be right. and not sooner.
This involves Dot simply honor under law.
bat honor under conscience. The family
IL the nursery Of the state. What kind Of
citizens we make here are made for all
time. IL does press heavily on me that
home life has 1cen immensely encroached
on By public life. We find people far more
ready TO preach and teach in the lump tasa
TO practice ~ individuals
We wish to engage in converting the
world, but our home habits are quite Neg
ative as concerns . true life, or else Are
positive bad. The extent Of this modern
religious habit IL is difficult 20 measure.
The p,sinest laws of life are broken by
tbosc who zcxlousiy support churches
and schools. But when we get down 10
the fundamental need, - il not for more
absolute honesty in our every day doinest
should like. also. 10 put in q plea for a
higher social honesty. Society Is not -
corrupt and vicious as il is lying. What 10
the prime purpose OF ordinary social ar
engagements, Pure seifishness We do
not aim at frankness In our fashions.
There is dishonesty in love that must
be guarded against OF all things let us
beware OF love forms. When husband
or wife says my dear" i'm addressing each
other in company il is possible they leave
IL or in private We must learn TO feel
gentleness. and never 10 profess what we
do not feci do not advocate an absence
Of gentle words and manncrx, but that we.
above all. guard against the use Of empty
manners and words that ARE but huskk.
With children there IL . still worse cheat
in the form Of indulgence.
Honesty Is the best policy every time in
the culture OF the young. What we know
is right and for the best should be an
finchingly adhered to. Look ahead NJ the
consequences II yielding TO ease. or the
least troublesome corrSe. 0ne-hsif the
sickness Of any community 10 owing To
false feeding and indulgence in childhood.
Our frat obligation 10 q child 10 to give
him healthy oody.-Mary h. Spencer In
81. Louis Globc Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

Don't tell your husband your every
thought. Many Of them are not worth
tellinG-apd don't ask TO know his This
h not sccretiveness, bat common sense
and deiicacy: a. much so as the feeling
that prompts you TO say your morning
prayer inaudibly, and 10 take your bath In
private
DO you think that any reserve II fatal n
the oneness Of an ideal msrriaze' Have
you heard Of the atomic thepryr" How
scientists tell "a that I'LL palpabie objects.
even granite, are composed Of innumera-
bic in6nitesinsl atoms, which. however
elore they may seem 20 be, never really
tcuch esoh Gilbert This IL true Of the
heart Of a man and o woman.
Tbey can never quite torch. for the mot
devoted husband ard wife can nevsr see
anything from exactly the same point a
view. ~ feel anything In exactly the same
manner and dserce This is the inevitable
conseqoepoe Of Differing ser, bat they may
come 90 near that nothing cnn cozne BE-
tween. 40 noar - ~ support each other
ard resiss the world With granft5c strength
and solidarity Mrs r. T. B&ruum In
Ladies Home Jouynsi
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

Horse ratlish. though n vulgar. hculcly
herb, is credited by trustworthy pharEnn-
oopoiss with considerable rernedinl power
against vague he mors OF shc blood At this
season 1t is certainly a vcry acceptable relish
with meat. II IL il perfectly fresh aud prop
erly grated. A hcrse rsdish sauce il also
delicious Begin by making cream or
Bcchanel ssnce by stirring two even ia
ble.poonfuls Of sonr into two liberal table
sgooufuls Of butter melted in a saucepan
end adding pint and half ~ milk Stir
the sauce til IL boiss. then draw IL 10 the
hack of the stove and season il with salt
and ict II 81 Inner for ten minutes When
it il ready add tive tsblespconfBls ~ pici.-
led horse radish draired thoroughly from
the vinegar. sslfspooufsIl ~ sugar and
half salispooafrl & cayenne. Let the
sauce cook slowly for ten minutes, and
then serve IL with fne hroiled beefstesk
or brsce 81 mutton chops n n is too
thick thin II with hot eresm--Sew York
TtlbRre
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

A gentleman who resides within Sab
bath days journey OF Springfield is very
sore over horse transaction. lie visited
dealer with view to buying q mate to a
horse he owned. The dealer showed him
one which suited him. but advised him not
TO buy the animal as he did not consider
him right" and he went his way. As the
story goes, another dealer learned that this
man wanted a horse. and accordingly
stepped around to dealer No. / and bought
the horse in question, and after week or
more drove the horse around to the would
he purchaser, who WEE taken with the ami
NAL, and made trade, paying 800 in cs-
cess Of the price asked by dealer No. /.
The purchaser soon found he had bought
the horse he had 1rst looked at.-Sprine-
field Homestead
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30


A coordination 81 an organ and q vioion-
cello i h<iax exhibited IN Paris.
There are upward af lo.eep artsss In the
CITY ~ New YORK
A msohine hss rscsosiy sssn invented
Tor making sAeSssEaaSs ess q pspef-
The colonial sliprsr, having large Zap
and buaks< over the fAsep. n wcre ssth
sfi<rncon heass tolic<s-
rhe Statistical Instisute Of Rome an
no1nces that G. per eeat- 81 Ell Italians are
unshss e read aud write.
wLei washing Ana white hanDeis add
tAtsssOonfal Of Pulserized eorax 10 pail
fal " WAFER. This viii keep tAe-a sott
ALL wtite
Francis Wilson. the comedian .hss bought
a CHAIR formerly belonging - Sir Walter
Sostt, and given BY sim 70 ssf Edwin Land
saer.
Three Of the twe1ty three surviving
widows Of the soldiers Of the revolution
now on the nstloE's pay roll lave IN Wind
cor county. VI
Tbs AuIocrst Of the Brrakfast Table"
WAS pab.isAed when Holmes wss forty
eight. and Songs in Many Keys" whoa he
was ffsy five
The young Polish Countess Wanda ven
Sxcxwsnska has Just received the degrcs ~
N %. from the University of.0eness. Sns
viii practice uedicins ia Poland.
George Bancroft Published book a
poems Ia has youth and later IN hfs bought
up every copy Of the wcrk he ooaid lay I.s
hands on.
Ii has been calculated THAI IL wosla he
possible 60 take from = section Of the River
Negro lakes occupying aoont nine square
leagues, upward q two millions u tons u
salt
General Booth in bis bcot, "in Darkest
England, /" says, "ocs Of every Eve persons
IN London one dies either IN the hospitals.
asyirms or work houses"
IN soften!rg Of the brain, one Of the frst
Indications Of something wrong is incrocs-
ing irritability, which, however Is selcofa
referred To the true cause II the pafiess'
is a mother she finds fault with her cAil-
dren on tho slightest provocaticn and pan
ishes them with Dnr onted severity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30
An ocd Aceonrr,sA-~us.

The women OF New York society are In
many cases accomplished 10 very odd wayr.
and a party Of men the other night passed
nm interesting quarter Of an hour in ~
calling some OF the uncommon talents OF
their feminine scouasntaDccs- One hand
some young woman was an adept In blow
lag the coaching horn; another wS very
successful carver Of onyx. one OF the mott
seda.e Young ls6scs ia town dssced = clog
to perfection: dutifal and beautiful wife
made all her husbands trout fic,. and her
husband was renowned a a successful
fisherman: rather slim and wiry girl.
famous for her waltsing. was a scientific
boxer, and could give her clever brother q
brew fourrosnd battle. a lady who rode
in the park each day occasionally showed
10 her friends in the country how abe
could stand on the back 81 csntering
horse These and a half llupdrcd other
wondrous performances we're told 81 WON
en- by the men that knew them. amid great
applause. finally, young fellow who
had boeD listening lazily 70 the couvcr~s-
Sion spoke M in drawing toDes. and the
attention OF the company becnms riveted
upon him.
Il knew q Ysr ynor~ extraordinary girl
than any ron have mentioned. orce uron
a time sud be she was the sister az =
clasrraafe of mine n. college. Rich I
think Nery swell blonde Girl, tall Old
straight and jolly. fer used 70 so rowing
with her when 1 visited 'ern MP the ffve-.
Pull powerful oar. too. and WIS clever
other wsvs One Of her tsierts. though.
wss certainly r~rsnxkahle never found o
out until bad known her for three weeks.
Never psraded Ii. Seemed % take il ~ a
matter ol course
w ben | did hear ~ II ~ lset ] spoke
81 her father Abort ~, and be sg-~~d With
me that IN wss vtrr rare srcor rsiishfDert
In girl. Not tbst ~ ~ss especially r>~ded
in women. hut there were emergencies
when IL might come into play. ] was
rather strpek with the charm Of Tire tkSse
In feet. ID rather eiincbed the coed oeisScn
/ bad nlreads formed ~ the giri, and
ssk>d her 70 marry me The wedding wiiI
be In t~c months"
There va q peo~ The eyrskes sppsy.
entity went into . re~ey7e thsf bs had ne IN.
seption 81 disturbing Finally . how
wess. ur.
We'll. vh~s h the vunderfsl srsaB-
piish psept ~ this girl, Billy
Billy rcB~rs hirs<elf End isuske6 apsus q
the fsc<s ~ fr1eeds
"Oh. didn't seiI vrruf- he lid why.
sbe ran cook New Yort eua
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

A rsnrsrs able css~ c>currei In the spov
Storm Of November, 1890 A middle AGED
woman, named Alice Jane Lowe. belong
Ing - Wigsn. vas admitted into Sysa}dinc
vorkso1se ia ~srF weak state. having
been found by the relieving officer sleeping
ont in the snow IN the Lincolnshire fers,
Dear Spslding She wss put to lssd. and
then stat-d that sbe had slept oat for Eve
weeks continuously. Including. within TIE
last fsr DAYS. the s~verest weather II The
year, when the snow covered the rrUznd
~ the depth q nearly foot The poor
vornsn's hair was IN such . matted ssst.
sbss i, bad 20 ~ al czIt OF So. s.st>c
thst she had frnrp~s from I@r-setsr..
~b.-- she hsa formerly trsn IN dors-t5c
s~-~S1e, sne ~ the tfr,< she wss fosnz ia
.se sre~ she npp~xr-d - have lost her
vsv IT, ~srthous~ off~fsls consider n
reoss r~-asvk.5ie tbss tbe ~oFnsr survived
ts> exrs--r~ and eoid = ~fsure Heux
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

Both tho method and results when
Syrup OF Figs Is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn eieetually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitusl
constipation Syrup OF Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared Gully from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have il ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. ne. roax. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

Tie possibilities OF undressed kid are fast
becoming apparent Not content with
shoes. gloves. hats. bags, portcmannaies.
card cascs, etc, made OF this plant mate
rial, madam viii now have her bodiccs OF
kid. Latest advices from Paris show that
Suede will enter largely into the compel
ton of waists, which will fassen in a man
ner to defy detcctiou--New York Cor. Chi
ca0o Herald
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

In all the discussion thss has arisen sborf
the proposed Shortening Of the college
ooarsz. the s5seo@tes Ok either ssie have
limited Themselves - sibSie psirt At Is
s1<- win tie stadsnt te sffe v learn
erc.~h In shr-e res-s - Grsiify him for
to- anss>e - Eftf This = ell vr-v vel
bss there AZ otA>r qc-xssons rncr- I'm
ro-fspt WI satre~ v-s-. be saScssrs TO
rsske focthsll risvsr ~ : rnan-sn osrs-
rss-, er-ek pitcher. catcher &C f-xf bss~-
rssa' TIE fsrs tsss al this ssde - the
sse~ston h~ k~<n extfr~lT c~~-seot- ID
shews hc~ - s~d r.r~rv = che nsfod -
ss~ s~-vers ~Su~ster ~ tcdsy = Illustrates
Ararrfosa-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

An Ingenious inv-ntisn hss r~-~r1s srl
pesr-d fer cvsbisns sbocssne prscsice ~ ~
made vita s~~ics rifles sn mary enres
vher~ nc r>sre sxi~'s. ard Where n b oniy
possible ~ Ere with sonne d~~brs Of fsfss
hind An ordinary e.str,dev r~ss b sD-
r2oysd ~ soia o. miniature ,srtxsaes and
sr1l>f in tie north. which sc9ssb~ s-ccpy
the position q tire - pn-f
socups>e BY III s-r~sr> chssvs h>tnr hsssd
NJ ~ chszn b~r contsfsine pisscx. ~siah
h srrock ~ TIE rr~nisv sre~cs biock pix1
on frinG- ard A. csrrses its bscw te
utnie4uyt cartridge Cartridges with an
f~rsDf cbs<ess srs ns1e fs- rsagsp frs1
e e. u rsr<ss ~ New Tmk Tirek
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Ds. +. c. Wxsr's NsRvx AND BRAIN TksAr-
SExT. guaranteed specific for iysteriA Dtzzi-
nsss. ConsaisioGs. flls. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostratien caused by the
Depression. sottenIng OF the Brain resulting
IN lnsanlty aud leading 10 misery. decay and
death. Pre- mature Old Age. BaFreuness. Loss
Of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SpermatorrhorA caused by osrr-exertion OF the
brain. self-abuse or ever-induigenee- Each boz
contains Que monfh's treatment. sl.o0 u box.
or SIX boxes for S.co. sent BY mail prepaid on
receipt OF price.
We eJA.ANTEE SIX FOXES
To cure any ease. Vita each order received
by US Tor SIX boxes. accompsn I'd by $780, we
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
20 refund the money II the treatment d oes not
eject u cure. Guarantees issued only by
WHITE & WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy sole Agents,
90 Monroe-streer, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30
TIE GUARD or THE TOM.


A regiment Of soldiers from the tower Of
Antonio IA detailed to guard that mauso-
lcum. At the door Of that tomb fight
took place which decided the question for
al. graveyards aad cemeteries. Sword OF
lightning against sword Of steel. Angel Of
God sgninst the military. The body in the
crypt begias TO move in It's shroud of Gne
linen nod slides down upon the pavement.
moves through the portieo. appears in the
doorway, comes mp the marble steps.
Christ. having Jeff his nortuary attire be-
hind him, comes forth in the garb OF
workman ~ take it, from the fact that
the women raistook him for the gardener
There and then was shattered the tomb
SO that II can never BE- rebuilt. All the
trewels Of earthly masonry cannot mend
IL. Forever and forever it Is o broken
tomb. Death thas day taking the side Of
the military received horrible cut under
the angels spear of flame, and must him
self 80 down a, the last--she King OF Ter
rors dssappssring before the king OF Grace.
The Lord "a risen" fIosannsf Hoeanna,
owe~p m more. ycur comforts slain.
The Lord IL risen: he lives again
when one Of the old Christian. was
dving be said Re saw-oa the sky the letter
waat that " ! - against the sky. " 10 tbs
letter V" A Christian standing beside
him said. II know whss IL mesns. that let
ter V Stands Tor 'vsesory.'" I gather up
all these asvsrs today add strev them
over the grsvss ~ your Christian dead In
the letssr W. for "visfory." n" for
''r-rurr>csion," ~T'' Tor triumph" n"
for 'shesven-" The Lord b risen" no
sannai
While standing around the piscs where
~ Lord tsy sm Impressed With the feet
thst rserspagy ho-os csnnos sssne for
vrs.cs ~ tse living 70 tAsv sonld have
sssrsed Christ snch cossly ssposes>v
tseY ecsld ssv- sfTs~d~d hins . de~ent
es~thIy r.>s1erre WI ther give . p*~ce
az raarhle N III. i<ss CHRIST when sh~y
raiest hs~e ssv-n = sofs ysliew - she ~
ias Chrsssf II shev hsss rsss half ss- ~v
r~r~> - tbss rs-~ni--n N ss- MAILING ~
tkr.sts iifs en- earta cpa'orssbls TIE
ssrrr sassi sse hs~s h>~n sad- Hs
~>se~s h~-~i. trey Rs~- hln sto~s
Chriss, Hrs ~v-~v esaer e~r~fsr.ce ~ re
~p-lS. SO eesf~< spp~~rsss>s afs~v ss 49,
dad wessminrser Ass~s ed nsns-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30

rs~-~nr>y wlssrs l. the ~nrres part
- this pnlirrso eGf
on Trs~esez- Nbe-s TIE porses Sta -
Puck
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30
$500 Reward I

f.s-i.se or~r~usis sE-z Hszfarhr fnsfsx-zfser ccr
-stssssfo- - rannct r1re Win N~st>
N@tshr i~er - >, ~--s - sr-csises are softly
,-,-sss slsA Ts-sv sra er~-f~ F-4-ssni> s.sf
80 (, So <rgar fsesees Esr~e eercs
a~~s.fes.e - Ffsis - c~-sx Beware - -cfsr>-f.st-
49, i,.s4.ssa<s. rs s~r-sa~ -a.rasaess~-1 e.ty ~
sa2 goas G wgsT cosPsxS. ca5C&sss1. LII
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-30


world. The departed left enough property
to have kept the family together until they
could take care Of themselves. but II is all
absorbed in the funeral rites. That went
for Grape which ought TO have rome for
bread. A man of small means can hardly
afford to die in orc Of our great ct.iesi
Yrneral pasesutry Is not necessary No
one was ever more lovingly and tenierly
put into the grave than Christ, but there
were ouiy four In the procession.
Again. standing I'm this place where the
Lcrri lay. ! am impressed with the fact .bat
ycu cannot keep the dcsd down. The seal
Of the Sankedr'm. a regiment Of soldiers
from The tower or Antonio 10 stand guard.
foor ef rock, roof Of rock, wall OF rock.
niche os rack cannot keep Christ in the
crypt. Come out and come ND he nust.
Care cut and came gp he did. Prefgura-
ton. The frst fraits IL them thst sleep.
Just as certain - you and 80 down into
the grave, just ~ certain we win come mp
sgain. Though you pie Up on the top Of
rs ell the bo~'sers Of the mountains ron
cannot keep ns down. Though ve le
buried unacr fhe coral - the deepest cav
ern Of thu Atlantic ecean We will rise to
the surface
All my friends. death and the grave sre
rct vhss they usod 20 BE n ns, fer now.
waking around the s7os where the Lord
lsy. We ind vines and flowers covering up
the tovns snd tkat wtfch 80 esIied pisc-
- Skulls h.s be~oyse s~.atsfsI es~Ss~n.
Yea. nsw ss>~~ sr~ fors earsssos instead q,
ere-fsar'~n - Flea. Cssrsi~- II ths
Worlds s~ruieh~r. Gs~fsn 81 Esrths Re.
generation. Garden ~ Heaven
vrrv rnTwry-s ksp uror-rvoa
vsysrus s--spsarsl ,c~-uns. sag shst e.
vn-t II grave h~-.sias vii n~xsn ~ns ts~
h'st - svsrr~ss snsi skpasisss. ~heur~ |
.sks n tsss shs s~ss in<s .ssson ~ 49, 5sv
vsa - ss~sef fr-~n h~>v>n ssca - hss
n~~~~ n~f1r- s~~a b1ars Il may re - 81
v.rs lesd. hat IL rsls ts p~Dstrzuax- Thxrs