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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
Chili's Proposition Accepted.

The following is tae tex. OF the cable mess
sage sent to Miniit,r Egsn by Secretary
Blaine. accepting Chili's proposition for eel
Element OF The d faculties between the two
governmeLt,, under date of Jan. 30:
Il am directed BY the President to &C.
knowledge the receipt OF Senior Pere!ra's
dispatch Ct the 25h distant. Il has been
communicated to Congress, and haa given
grtas pleasure to the people OF the United
States and to the executive department., SO
1t restores the correspondence between the
TWO republics to basis OF cordiality and
makes, 90 he believes, full and honorable
adjustment Ct all unsettled matters easily
attatnable.
"The President notes with grs 6os Ion
the expressions Of regr. for and condemna.
,Ion OF the assault upon the sailors OF the
Baltimore, ofsred.by Mr.. Pereira, and con.
graduates the Gillian government upon e
frank and ample withdrawing OF the Malta
circular, and upon the spirit of justice die.
played towards Minister E2an. You will
assure the Ohilisn government that the
Pfes!d emit will be glad to meet In the mott
generous spirit tIese friendly ooerturee.
Believing that the subject OF reparation for
the assault uron the amen Of the Baltimore is
cow capable of adjustment between the two gov.
ernments by the usual oi2lomsJic methods, the
President postpopes, for the prtssnt any discus
sion of the suggestions nade by Senior Pereirh SO
to the use of other methods, not doubling that
the ssrss Of jutti;e o, Chill will enable The two
governments to speedily and honoIably make q
full end Of she whole matter. BLAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
VR9TEIA NEWs

Fire on Saturday night dett:oyed tie
building of the Virginia Asphalt Paving
Company II Roanoke.
Mr. I.seo s. Tower. one of the bsst known
business mon and Masons in Richmond,
died Oh Saturday Of the grip.
W. d. Cunningham, dry goods merchant
of Fredericksburg, failed on Saturday. The
liabilities are about 10000; Assets not
known.
Mrs Caroline Tilett. sgsd 49, Mr.. Allen
Spinks, Miss Phoebe Hi5bs, Nr Bnshrcd
Osburp, Mr. josiah Ferguson, 1nd Mr.. Lind-
sey Copeland, all wel-known residents OF
Loudoun, died recently.
There was coupe married near Glen
Wilton, Bedford county, few days ago,
who got their liceuee for that porpose seven
years ago a lover's quarrel had kept them
apart for that space CT tine
Taton Hall was convicted at Norton on
Saturday of murder In the first degree Tor
the killing of Policeman HyIton Hall ez.
poets to be granted q new trial, and pend
Ing ,his motion he will be taken to Lynch.
burg TO. safe keeping
The republican faction in the Petersburg
congregational district have already begun
az ectife warfare upon each other and the
fight promises TO be both hot and bitter.
Collector James D. Brady Ia at the head Of
one ring. General Malone leads the Other.
TIE psizs lie tae control OF the Virginia del.
egadon ct the republican national conven.
ton at Chicago end future political gu
preuacy in this State Mshcne is CT bis
co. tile and Colonel Bsaiy is o. his musc'e.
John Dslany, aged elghly-eight years,
died suddenly and peculiarly at Bristol,
Tenn., on Saturday morning. He and his
wife, who is about his age, we're sitting
arcubd t1e fire between midnight and day,
when tie old woman took g pitch forward
into the fl .mea. BE snstched her Cut, threw
bucket of water In her face aud then ran
for doctor. 10 Ave minutes from the time
he went out he dropped dead from sheer
fright. The woman lie now st the point of
death. Dalany went to Bristol fifty years
ago. He was the oldsst i0habitant and
worked for the E. T. V u G. and Norfolk
and Western railroads for thirty yeare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

rso ,sssl Correspondence Of che Alexandria Gasssse
WAsaIWaroN. D. O.. Feb 1. 1852.
The q. 8. Supreme Court to-day upheld
the constitutionaiity OF the recent snti-iotte'
rv art of the last Congress sftirming the de-
cisiop 10 the CAGE cf Dsyne q Rsplsr, the
publishers of the New Orleans State and
MOBILE Register. who we've iudie 30 on
charges OF sending through the mails news
papers containing lottery sdvertisements.
By common conse1t the cases were MADE
sest suits as to tbs COZ, ttutionatisS OF t1e
law. This was al unexpected decieion as 1t
is a practical restriction upon the FREEDOM
of khs press. The court also decided that
Mr. Boyd, democrat, is the legal gov
ernor of Nebraska, though the republicans
aaye kept him out OF tat Office. All the
;u.tioes. except Justice Field. concurred In
cha conclusiop OF the court that Boyd wss a
ojtjz "a OF the U nited States and entitled to
20 The ofice of Governor Of Nebraska. JUS
foes Harlan, Gray and Brown concurred In
tnst part OF the opinion which held that
Bovd was q citizen because from the record
In case It must be considered as established
Shat Boyd's father having exercised all
yiohte of cit zen had In fact Ia 1864 taken
ont bis final naturalization pspsss netWi1a'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

Thomas Semmes, president OF the national
oar association, and party OF prominent
gentlemen. The distinguished democrat
was driven to the handsome residence Of
Mr.. Thomas Ssmmee, whose euest be will
be during his brief stay in the IT.. for.
nal reception will be held By Mr.. Cleve-
sud In the Mayors parlor ct The city hsIl.
The ex.Pfesldent aud his psit' will attend
ho performance a. the 81. Charles Theatre
t,.r!ght as the guests OF Mr. Jos. Jefferson,
the comedian, and the management Of the
shsstfe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
Death of Mr.. snurgeon

Rsv. Chares Hadden spureeon. the great
London preacher, died Is, night 1T Mem
tone, Italy, in the fhy-eietti year OF bis
age. Mr.. spurReop, who was ore OF the
gfea.ett and most popular pulpit orators
The modern world has eeeD, vas horn
KelvedoD. Essex, Eogltpd, June 10. 1884.
The Spurgeous had been preachers for ger
ratlons back. They were the descendants
+ pious continental refugees who we're
driven from the NJ lerands by tie persl-
:utions Ct Awe. They all tecsme p!each-
ers. Mr.. Surgeons grandfather was for
1ver halt century ra.t1r Of Intepsndene
Church a. st m bourne, In Easex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
Letter from Richmond.

Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %. 1892
There was another brilliant throDg OF
beautiful women at the Capitol to-day while
The female doctors bill was being discussed
There are about As seats 10 the Senate
chamber, and at one time 80 CT these seats
were occupied by 80 pretty ladies. 10 the
enate gallery there we're about so more,
and the day was we'll nsmsd Ladies Day."
Senator Yarre'l, OF GreensVlile, young
and handsome Statesman, who Ia on the road
to seat In the United States Senate, SO bis
Greepsvile admirers declare, treated the
Ssnate to 40 minute epeecb, 10 which he
appealed, with the great force at bis oom-
msn6. to Sena ors TO vote for the bill. Sen.
ator Yarrel was In splendid speaking trim.
He vas looking hls best. His rosy checks
and classic features oaptivated the ladies,
while his great logic and clear reasoning
points entranced Senators. Carefully he
weighed every uttersnoe. and II a word
weighed iess than IL ounces he would draw
lie back into his lovely throat and shoot out
one of full weight In return. His gestures
we're swan-like and ms sstic, and only once
when soaring way up yonder In the realms
of fancy, far beyond the far.cff home of the
twinkling stars, did he bring his silly white
hand" down hard enough upon the deck be.
fore him to skin knuckle or crook finger
Joint. The day was one Of glory for Green's
Vile, bat, unfortunately for posteritg, no
photographic report Of the speech ofthe bril-
liant Yarrell has been started down the cor
ridors Of time.
For NO years the Stt t Board Of Agticul-
tore, composed Of nine practical farmers like
Mpjor srtherlia CT Danvlle. aod Absalcm
Kolper Of Augusta, aad very sbreWd and
eensible Commissioner Of Agriculture. have
been pUzzliug their brains t, fnd OFT iu,t
what legislation Ia Desded FOR the farmers.
They found cut what vas needed, PIT 1t In
the proper shape and presented 1t {, the
legislature. Il Low looks like the learned
comm,!tse CT the House and the sgricul.
tural committee cannot exactly sgree as to
what Leg islation Is needed and The indies-
lions are that the hills suggested ~ the agri.
cultural board will be picked ali to pieces.
Ex-sens tr Mcdonald. Of Northunber-
land, was ct the Capitol t day. Mcdonald
Was one Of tx Q republicans In the last legie.
lstdre. He noticed big change In the PC
litical complexion of the Senate to-day when
be walked into the Senate chamber and
could not fud single republican Sens tor.
Il has been settled as far 90 general I'm.
derstsnding csn tie 1t that the Eighth
Oopere ssional Dir tiot will rewain as 1t nov
ia. senator Mut hbsch tells me that tle COM
mi. 20 has go decided. The bill reappof-
tionipg the ct, for Congressman will be
introd uced In few days and 1t is believed
that 1t will pass without debst, in the
Senets.
Senator Mel Donald, of Lsnchburg. Is tady.
ing the Australian ballet system and Is ex-
pected to make report in few days. This
subjset does not seem to exercise legislators
very much. The idea seems to be now to
lot we'll enough alone,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

A BILL has been reported 10 the leeis'a'
sure appropr!ating $4,000 to The Chicago
fsir. II Virginia be to poor to pay her
Ics. debts and TO make suitable provision Tor
tYose of her citizens who we're crippled IN
defending her coil agsinst Ruthless invaders,
she is certainly In no condition to be giving
not only go large sum Is nat referred to,
bit any sum st all. to what even Chicago
newspapers call Republican partisan
concern :" and the men who vote for her
doing 30 will be remembered t, their dissd-
VANTAGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

The OFFICE Of eecond auditor Is not
the only one that could be we'll dispenser
with and che expense thereof be saved snd De
devoted 60 bt 81 spd mere useful purpote'
Tee railroad commissioners ard the sgtl-
Gu turaI commissioned Offices are expensive,
but IL q slrgla farmer, or any other man.
excep. ,ose employed therein, bfs been
benefi ed BIZ either, be h - failed to inform
his friends Of it. TIE lorg litt Of offices
might be pruned down considerably, 0isb
no loes to the State ard With great saving
20 the taxpayers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITrEs.

Ex.Copgressman Csc. " LAID died IL
3. ngor, Me-. les. night, aged rs years
a disastrous ase Is burning at Woodstock,
Ill. A dozen blocks are IL mss AID ills
shought the loss will reach SIS 900.
l. ia announced that wheat In Kansas has
suffered no damage 80 far, but thu t condi-
tons must BIS extremely favorable t, insure
s coed crop.
DR.. Basil Manley, professor OF Ga Tesla.
ment Interpretation and biblical insstuc.
,ioo IN tie Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, died q, L 5ulsville. Ky, last n ght.
Gales prevail! teddy If Hoyhead, in
The English Channel ard along tie eastern
coast OF England ard Scotland. A rumber
IF coal ting vessels have coue ashore and
aesn wrecked.
Two burglsrs, giving tae names of p.
Mills. of Nsw YoEk, end ]. L. Goodman, CT
Albany, N. Y wers caught early this morn
ing In the at Of robbing the Pennsylvania
railroad ticket cfio5 ct L3aman Place, Pa.
At 4 O'CLOCK ta:s morning Ftancis R3msc,
wholesale grocer living in south Brooklyn.
,alied two OF his employees, Aogslo Dsnero
and Rossorio Valsstro, but failed to awake
them. Ha Visited the room aod found both
lead In bad With gas f,wing from en- open
lot In the room.
Frederick W. Msrtio, electrician OF The
Toronto elect &c light COMPANY, while psss.
ng between two large dgnamoes to-day.
compile It'd the circuit between them ard
YES rendered unconscious snd possibly
fatally Injured by the shock. When he re-
covered consciousness 1t was found tat ha
vas blind.
Ellen Fitzpatrick, seven years old, and
her brother David. aged four, living 10 Phil.
adslphis, we're found dead 10 bed this morn
ing suf,csted by illuminating g.s which
was let burning low last night. Il Ia be-
iieved that the light went cut aud 10 at
tempting to turn eff the gs9 the children
turned 1t on full.
Bishop Cha!srd, Hon. Hugh Eanns, end
Judge Howe, constituting the board OF ar
rit:st on. this morning rendered q decision
wv ie'bO 1uO', ctttC1 SsL
itrke. L was substantially that the asraes
ar com pe1y had the right to recsi the free
rda badges held bY the p,sn, but that In
this contingency the company shou;d com.
peneste the men for ext.s service In report.
ing accidents. What this com 9ensa.ion
should be the board declared i; had no right
t, determine. The decision il 50 istaotory
t, both sides.
Five persons died in Kingston. Jsmacia, re-
Gently from poison contracted by eating c;m-
po,ii IN in which akee formed one part and salt
fish tho other. The cars, of the poisoning is at
tributed to the fact thai the akc,s had been gath
eredfrom limb which had boon broken from the
tree two or three days previously.
The discovery was made last evening that
gang of a dozen or moro prisoners at The penitcn-
tisry in Columbus, o., had been boring tunnel
nd but for tbs imoy expo,ure would havo been
able to o. cape..in few day. The CONFLICTS had
been engaged in tho tunna about three months.
Tho best part OF the basin 81 rtr;ioa OF Bord.
hesd Ontario, was deatroJe cd by fire this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
Communicated
The wenty Second of February.

February 22d is 8 en,ially Alex, ndria'S hoi-
dsy. The history Of this old town is SO intimate
~ connected with that of General Wssbia gton
that it should, AID does, take eight In doing
honor to his memcry.
1t ha3 now been several yesrs since AeIandris
has publicly cel b. ated Washingtt ms bi,thdsJ, 60
tia. 1t would lot come auiss 10 have pubic
celebration Of that dsy this year.
Ifnayor Strauss would at oncs call q ing
of the CITIZENS there is doubt bu; that In spite
of the sort time between this and the 22i, 3 de-
monst alton could be ar auged that would honor
the memory Of " asbington and do creeis to our
oldtowp.
Don't ycu think 60, Mr.. Mayor? Furry up
With your call for public mseiiog; 81 Alexan.
dria wants it. Let Us got to work at once; the
time to make the arrangements Is not sny too
long, B. e. q. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
Enralsn News.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The North German
Lloyd steamer E der, from Ne9 York, ier
Bremen, stranded q Fl tie Iss OF Wight dur
Ing heavy fog q. 10 o'clock last night. A
lie beat crow have gone to the stranded
steamer. The ship Is lying in an easy Pc.
,I.ion and there ia no cause for ala @ either
or the safety of the passengers or tie
oeRsal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

Salvation Olrcus and banishes all bodily
pain instantly, and coats ooy twenty five
ceots bottle.
"a ball io china chop" is ous of place,
but bottle Ct D.. Bal's Cough Syrup in
no china closst is In place. For Group,
bronchitis. sore CHEST and colds Ii is
prompt and effice c!ous remedY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
MIR. Cleveland in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. LEX Pre- sldent
Cleveland arrived here this morning e. 8
O'clock from the plant. ton OF Mr.. Jos. JET.
ierson, nssr Nav Iesrls, where the ex-Pses.
idans hiss been speeding two weeks fish;np
and hunting. Mr.. Cleveland and party
we're met OF the passenger depot by Hon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

Bid me discourse, and I will enctant
thine ear with tiles OF astounding cures Of
ali sorts Of sufsriDg by Salvation OIL. Price
% cents.
An Iudian boy wartad to hsng himeelf
after seven schools girls had k!sFed him
BE didn't Tor be found they hsd given him
nothing more serious than cold which he
speedily cured with D.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
aed then married the pre!t!est one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
MoNDAy EyEETN", FEBRUARY 1.
GENERAL B. F. BUTLER, in bis eut'oi'

GENERAL B. F. BUTLER, in his art 'bi'
o,ra.hy.iust printed. Gays General Grant
refa.ed 90 exchange prisoners during the
uo, hec.uss white all tie exchanged Oon-
sederstes would rsjain their commands me
.,thanoed 70, thsrn soldiers would not %
So. The nth o. this Is at es'ed oy msns
i,,,c ui,nesseq, emoug iham General Ha'on,
yho ges the Confederate commissioner Of
a,oAanoe. aud ,hs was the rsss'n that go
MANY Uoicn prisoners died 1T Aneers2 n
v,,,e bsoause the Confed crates. owing 10 tne
blockses, were unable to provide tne proper
eood and medicine for THAR own sics. lei
a,ope those Of tlsir Invaders. Bu' II ne
xedoub,able General, who, by.tSe'by' wiz
characteristic assurance assumes. the cseai'
~, the policy BIZ which the emo OF
the war vas stt ,ned, csn hud one
angle mortal who viii testify ID
the t,uta OF his assertion that ne 81"
sortaern men eecresls drilling in Washing
ton fer the purpose OF preventing the inausu
ration Of Lincoln, and that Trey t'id MIN
thew were determined tls5 he should Mt De
susugu,t tad, be will Go what Nobody else
his yet done, though thi,ty-ono years nave
elapsed sluce the time referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

In ogDEE to hurt Senator Hill In the
North aa anonymous writer 10 the February
humble. OF the Reuiew of RtpieacS seys the
Senator. during the war between the Statse,
was ''vloeos enti-war democrat, IN lao'
was oopparnsad )" also, that "he joined
with the democratic members Of the egisia'
fure In voting to withdraw the consent OF
New York to the adoption OF the fifteenth
amepdment." This sill not IL lure Senator
Hill In bis own State, end that it will help
him In the South, from which tbs great bulk
of the Presidential electoral vote will come,
yoss without saying.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

EX-SENATOR EDMUNDs. 80 Counsel CID
take az strong States rights grouad as any
southern man, but. when dislnteres'ed. his
natural hate for the South msDitests it'eh
"a distinct now ss ever, and ho shows that
II he could, he would crush the idea OF
States' riRlt.' out OF its abiding place Ia the
s,utb. 10 tbs current number OF the Forum
he regrst t, the defeat OF the Force bill, ard
acsuslig gees so far sc to threaten another
war for tie cit bIiahment of nationaiism,
aod raises The ely OF Ence Petit Pldciddm
But BE Mr.. Edmrrds was thirty odd years
younger when that cry was raised befsre'
AID took palns rot to respond to 1t, bis pres
ent var whoop will not scare any b'dy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
DIED.

January 31et. 1892, a. his home, near this city,
JAMES NcWILLIAMS, in hi, 74th year Flu
neral rom 81. Mary's Church en- Wedn, lay ct
800 a. m. Friends ard acq1slntsncts invited to
attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
In Memoriam.

In remen brance Of our dear slowed boy JOHN
B. HARLOW, who 6ie1 January 81, 1890 il the
18th year of bis age.
"Gone, but not forgotten"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

TIE KsT1MATE for juries and witnesses for
the coming gear is 10 less than two hundred
thousand dollars, suc unless the Attorney
General shall su,csad in making the So
nrsns Court of AppesIs reverse It's recent
oplnjon that sill criminal osses must be tried
by iuries, tle expense will be q great
deal more. Nov there i5 mel her rhyme nor
reason In this, especially ae the State Ia too
poor, according to her Legislature, to pay
her lust debts. Ard it could be stopped by
Simply red ucing the noniosl grade OF offences
and reesI abiishipg tie whipping peat as 8
Dunjshnens OF the magistrates court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

THE LATE NE STURGEON, like the lsta
Mr.. Baecher, was an original thinker and
tslker. bnt he was purer and atester man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

A NICE assortment of VIRGINIA. MADE,CAs.
a slMEREs, suitable for gents or boys, very
cheap at
nov17 AMOS 2. sLAYMAKER,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

EINEsT TEAS and freshly roasted CoFFfEs
L. for sale By
jan6 &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01

GOOD QUALITY BLENDED TEA As cents.
VI Beat Blcached Coo. at
isn2O 7 q MITPI1RNts
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-20
- siS.if' ~ =
IN THE HAYFiELDS.
There the Artist FINDS Sketches Designed
by Mistress Nature.

There the Artist Finds Sketches Designed
by Mistress Nature.
est. Barnabas, NOW the grass" is an
old country saying; but, although ST.
Barnabas' day falls when tho meadows
are generally ripe for moving, there is
no crop so ''ticlzlc," as the Yorkshire
farmers say, rs the timo at which it
must be cut Hay must fall when the
grasses arc in flower. Walk into hay
field In the second wccl5 in June, says
an English review, and you will sec the
pollen dropping from the fcScuc and
timothy, and the yellow from the but
tcrcups lodges on your boots. Then the
beauty of = good meadow can be seen
and understood. The trcfoil and ycl-
low sucking nrc ankle deep, aid
little above rises the perennial rcd
clovcr-thc vkitc being not yet in full
blossom. Tho true grasses reach to
the knee, tho growth becoming less
dense Is it rises higher, and the crown
ing glory CT beauty = the wild-cycIl OK
d2iaiC5-Ilcrc dear, however, to TIC
artist than to the farmer. Dotted
among tho grasses are car!:linc meadow
vcching and dozen other small lc-
guninosac, yellow weasel sncut, but-
tCrcupG AID wild blTg gcrsliuIn. T! ::
strangely beautiful picture OF Durcra
wili1h VIC once cav the artist had cvi-
dcnt'y painted tic ccction OF lay
field. Occ seemed to Ec lying or tic
cat grass and locking a. the wall lcil
after the laS5 sITccp OF the scyt,lc.
Every flower, every stalk Of C-aSa wS&
painted, TIC white daE|:cS Iilinr TIC
tip o. Tire caav;rG- Not only Gigl2& G;si
scent IS needed to judge the raa.urity
Of tho crop. In = walk throug,s a:rSs
CT moving grass 70 determine Ike
condition OF the blossom, the fr;r,:ac.-l>c
of t::c ot!cr3 from the Sl,ro8t iTr!iSibir
flowers u TIC grasses Gn;, Of ne tn:
c!oycr3, Croyr3toot G,El trcfol tx,
blush un5ccnn il tho thi:lz Gr1vv3l 6
TIC bottom ~ almost SaSupefyirg, a:lG
| il C-c;;i:i i, s,1nc C;y3c3 to b"iaE ca !
vioic:2. .t>u.'. Il hay fever 20 night
I II TIC f30v5Cr i:7 fuiiy OFT, then Tho 10y
i:atrJS be CT. 10 matter hJv- tlirE:btG.i-
Ing Tie vcatle2r, and 10 crop ji-1 81.
c.:&rlc.c'T 81 tic Ncr.y CT tic Gl-icS =.
docs nc Icy. II The crop ~ ailc3,% l.;
tanr"G then DC left to grow. r,
| graz r:?,.25 fail while the blossom
upon It CT tic cattle will .9ct ca5 IT,
BETTER Let it spoil on thc ground liz,
spoil 6 IL Crovca'' is 3 country n-,iIra.
! Ter The lct33cr is q certain t1hsj, an :.
! day'a bright Gun AMI wind may alYGy4
! dry u fallen crop.