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wish my loss OF fortune would have
taken with her the one form which
makes perfect sympathy possible; that
/ Ia utl. mean self-forget fulness, you
know" He gave a quick yet heavy
sigh. But it's so absurd, ] find, to ez-
pect anything from anybody. We're
all race OF egotists, little and big"
You're out of the great crowd, Lonz;
you always were" said Kitty, with that
kind of drawing-room vail, which she
had got into the WY OF using, and with
each corner OF her mouth a tragic droOp,
I've often wondered why you didn't 20
ofrener to church; you think so much
about other people besides yourself; and
that, they say, Is the essence Of re-
ligion."
Il begin TO believe, Kitty, that it's the
essence OF folly"
NO, you don't, Lonz, Oh, dear, how
I wish could take the ayvfulness of it
as yOu dor
Come, now" said her brother, lay
ing q hand on her shoulder and for an
instant gazing down cheerily into her
glOOmful eyes. We've each got six
thousand a year left. Uncle Crawford
says so, and there isn't any doubt of it.
Think, Kit; there are thousands and
thousands Of people who'd consider that
a fortune-and "a huge one, too"
''Oh, know, lznoyl But those are
just the kind of things you can say to
yourself and get comfort out OF.
can't. I'm only a mere little fly that
dances in the sun, Lonz, and that gets
torpid and dismal the moment there's
no sun to dance in
but you've got fair amount of sun
left, Kit"
''Oh. don't! If-if it were nine thou
sand q year, I'd feel able to hold my
head up. Yes, I've figured matters
down to that. One can escape the real
horrors OF poverty on nine thousand a
year. But ski Ughl it's desdtution-'
And I suppose" said Alonzo, watch
ing her with a curious smile, that your
noble Hector has been talking like this
to his treasured Andromache2 Eli, my
dea-?"
''Hector9 II scarcely sec him If it
were not that hate divorces and sonar
stions so, I'd
Yes, / understand As he thus
spoke Alonzo settled himself quite close
TO his sister on the little lounge that
she occupied He took her gIoved hand
in his and began absently yet somehow
quite tendsrly 20 fondIe it. Now, ten
me, Kit, dear ycu don't dream Of help
ing him with your six Thousand. do
you?"
Helping him2 Good gracious, mol
How could p Besides. he's got a posi-
ton Of some sort It's connected with
q club IA Baltimore He originally
came from baltimore. you know"
Yes wish he hadn't. That is.
wish he'd remained loyal TO the city
that gave hiEl birth And this club
positiuls what g sE2 Not a walters, I
hops u %, d1o't believe he'd stay
long II II tszisssa zauzs be eva in
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! ''Too often, mamma" came the an
sver. And I've always begged you
not to try and move me But you would
keep on trying. And it has done no
gOOd!' She let her beautiful crystal
eyes caress his face now, as she turned
to Alonzo.
You'll make this sacrifice, Kath-
leen?" hOtly demanded her mother.
You'll marry Il ruined man, you, with
your ideas, your ambitions?"
, Yes, yes, mamma"
Il don't want You to look on 1t as "a
sacrifice" protested Alonzo, with lips
leaned close TO her check. And have
yoU such grand ideas, ambitions? II
this be true why, perhaps, then, as
wrote you, it's better to"
NO, no." she interrupted him, and
snatched her hands from his only that
she might throw both arms about his
neck, And now, half whispering In his
ear, she said what served for him as an
ugly counter stroke to the pang OF hap
piness just dealt him
When see you, Lonz, I'm 50 strongl
All doubts of our future vanish cant
help, you know, being her daughter.
There are times I've told You Of them
when Size seems to govern me against
my will. And then she's my mother,
aud / love her. If I'm lisappointed-if
I'm fearful of just how shall be able
TO bear it aI-moments come to me
when, as your letters limited, feel that
our life together may have lost some
thing of-Of the expected SAVIOR and case
and grocefulness my fancy clothed it
with be fenient, be forgiving! WIN you
not, for my salze?-'
He.withdrew himself from her, and at
once said, with tones that bore no trace
Of concealment:
would now be even happier than before.
And If those moments do come to you
Mt this early period, what may not occur
when you're the wife Of n poor MANI
man who means to work instead OF
idhng, and can give You simply his
homespun devotion instead of that other
luxurious existence you foresaw and
counted on2"
. Everything borrid and forlorn may
happen in the case you have pointed
Quit" exclaimed Mrs KennuiFCi ssIf
Kathleen mnrries you she viii make YOU
the worst Of vives.'
Alonzo had for a brief while forgotten
the very presence Of this lady who had
Just declared it with such emphasis.
''Gn, it's you ngain?'' he said, and his
countenaaec grew one cloud Of dis
trust For Gods sake, cease your psr-
secutions OF this poor girl, whose great
est misfortune is the fact OF her being
your childIn
For shame!' broke from Kathleen.
What yen say is false!-' Aud at once
she moved toward her mother. who
swept an arm about her waist with a
glad cry
Only a few minutes ago, ny darling, 81
A5Fs- kennair6 now eagerly said, '5l.s
safi Fhs lnsolencs TO ten ms tEsas unlass
yqH fFeate4 ne with seoFn-seoFa, Esizd
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HsmarIalIs cIavera555 90 IaIaaled a

HsmaEhabIs CIsvsrasss Of a Ialazt1d Ant
cen Parrot
OF all the member Of the 1cathered
tribes there are none which have been
greater favorites and have been re-
Eardsd with a greater degree of genuine
attachment than parrots The beauty
OF their plumage, with its wealth aud
variety Of gorgeous coloEs, their sym
mGtEy of form and their Eraeelulua5z
OF manner, would alone have beer suf-
heisnt to give them their popularity
But the closest link they have esta1-
lished with our affections is, of course,
found Ia their wonderful faculty for
the repetition of spoken words and Farl-
ous familiar sounds, together with their
possession in many iusrEucesr of "a raa-
coming power which suggests chat they
are not always mere Imitltorss but
really understand the general sense Of
what they say. Combined with this
power OF speech. the fond attachment
which they are capable Of showing to-
ward those who feed or are otherwise
kind to them leads to their being among
the most favored as they seem 20 be
also among the best fitted companions
among the brutss-
In their native condition the parrots
are found In vast assemblies which are
often @ thousand or more in number
and often seen clustered together and
talking in loud and excited tones on the
trees Of some dark forest or sequestsred
swamp, or taking long, though low,
Sights through the air 20 their favorita
watering places
The most talented of the many variG-
ties is the gray parrot, which is O. ma
tive OF west Africa, and which, when
taken young and well trained displays
some really wonderful gifts One OK
these parrots, owned i'm England lived
to q remarkable age lit had a good
memory and easily learned sentences
in Dutch, but at sixty this faculty
began 20 fail, at siEty-dve the m1ulting
was irregular and at ninety the bird
was decrepiu, blind and voicelessr grad
uaIIy sinking into a kind of iethargys In
which condition iJ finally died.
The tone of his singing was very odd.
1t sounded like an automltun Initiating
the human voice. The maid prompted
him to sing God Save the King" He
sang all the verses of it, but now aud
then wandered into the BANKS of the
Dee, " which seemed his favorjts, and
one or two Scotch songs, the names of
which I forget. Col O'kely told us
that his power Of catching sounds was
quite astonishing; that on one occasion
when newspaper had been read aloud
In his presence the colonel on coming
into the room half an hour after, had,
as he opened the door, been convinced
bv the sound that the same person was
still reading aloud, and was scarcely
able to believe that 1t was the parrot
repeating to himself inarticulaLG sounds
precisely In the tone and manner of the
reader.
Among other peculiaritios of the same
bird may be mentioned its possession of
an accurate ear for music SO that it
would beat time while it whistleds and
If it mistoofr note it would revert to
the bar where the mistake occurred
and finish the tune quite correctly. Tt
could, too, not only answer questions
but give orders and express ats wan Is
in manner strongly suggestive OF "a
rational bCiug.-Straud.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; 10 is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sya-
tenn easctuallys dispels colds, head
aches and feVers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptsbls to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale Ia SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP CO.
san F7AHcfgCC, GIL
LOUISVILLE. KY EEw RoFE E-E
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OMAHA, Eeh.r Oct a--tfov- Boyd has
addressed q comm uuicatiuu to the chair
man Of the board of public lands and
public buildings, in which he urges the
board to give q thorough invest igatiou
70 the charges OK corruption Sra the in
sane asylum management Gov Boyd
zalis attention TO the public charges,
and asserts that facts have come TO his
Knowledge which make the iuvsstiEa-
tioG imperative Land Comulissfousr
u1Iulphrel-, chairman of the board Of
gsiblic lands and buildiuss @ViII sJ olas
begin sn iugsst iglttop,
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GALVESTON. TeS-, oct 8.-A News
special from Kyle Tex, says last night
at Mexican faudaugo, four miles from
there, row was raised between a
Young white man named Tom Ports
and a NIezican. which finally grew
into small battle. There
were several Americans present and
when the row started ali took part
After the smoke of battle had cleared
away, &c was found Tom Ports was
dead. having been both stabbed aud
shot There were also two dead Next
cans and another wounded 50 badly
that he win die
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He had received a frightful blow, and
what made it all the bitterer was
nascent conviction that it had been half
of his own giving. Still, he must forth
with face the irreparable. He had
played into the hands Of Mrs. Kennaird
Just when the game had begun to go
dead against her. Perhaps, like a mad
fool he had done this, and now life held
no mitigant sOrceries that could reverse
his doom. Pride had assumed in him
an abnormal tyranny; he had expected
OF Kathleen prepOsterOus things. OF
this he would assure himself one min
ute, denying 10 the next. "Had ] been
in her place and she in mine" he would
passionately argue, would I have
talked Of being able to bear it alp
Good Heavens, what had she to bear"
Not owning a peck or two Of diamonds,
having three or four pairs of gloves at q
time instead of twelve dozen2 And she
called this loving! Why, if she were
really true to me, really worth having
for wife, I'd love the feeling of starva-
4 ton while I kept bread from my own
mouth 70 put it In hers"
His sister, Mrs. Van Santvoord, who
now and then dropped TIA upon him with
wOebegone face and voice which had
! lately acquired several now bleating
notes, happened to be present, one
morning, when he spoke aloud just such
! thoughts as these.
"Weu, Lonz," she said, you can't
/ blame a girl who's been all her life a
/ beggar for having a shock when she
| hears you're almost one yourself"
''Oh, don't blame her, Kitty. / only
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august. ).
Flower

90 am happy TO state to You and
to suffering humanity, that my wife
has used your wonderful remedy
August Flower, for sick headache
and palpitatioE Of the heart, with
satisfactory results. orseveral years
she has been a great sufferer, has
been under the treatment ofemiueut
physicians in this city and Boston,
and found little relief She was in
duced to try August Flower, which
gave immediate relief. We cannot
say TO much for it, L. c. Frost,
Springfield, Mass. @
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IAN co,77,rntr icatTons for this paper must
be accompanied by the name OF the autL.os
not necessarily foE publlca[loH. 1us 3 sii
writer. Write only on one SIDE OF the paper;
dates 10 have the letters AID figures plain
s-r.a nLsELncE-
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Ask your doctor what hap
pens to cOd-liver oil when 1t
gets inside of you.
He will say it is shaken
and broken up into tiny
drops, becomes an emulsion
there are other changes but
this is the first.
He will tell you also that
it is economy to take the oil
broken up, as it is in SCOTS
Emulsion, rather than bur
den yourself with this work.
You skip the taste too.
Let US send you an inter
esting book on CAREFUL LIv-
INC free.
SCOTT & HovssE. Chemists. r5z south 5ta Avenue
Eour druggist keeps SCOTS Enu.-i1a ct 10d-iivsr
oiI--all drlEEfll5 everywhere do 8t-
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Tried 70 BE- AGREEABLE
rHs EmUlrrassIuE Mistake Made by @
Travelling lLau.

THs EmUlrrassiuE Mistake Made by "a
Travelling Mau.
About the first thing tho man with o.
travelling case and dropping mustacho
noticed upon entering the train was
the pretty young woman with "a baby
sitting by herself in the forward end OF
the car. The man looked exceedingly
aHable as he slid into the scat immcdi-
ateIy behind the pretty young woman
and within the space Of minute and "a
half he had made friends with the baby
by means of o series of wild pautomiuic
demoGstratious
''A-goos a-goo-'
The man with the dropping mustache
thrust his head forward osteutatiously
and emitted "a soult res sm5.luE tho
rurrIc OF wafer running lr1m jug.
The infant was visiDly pleased
Whose baby is ooF'
The man was clearly working the
child only as means to an end. He
glanced furtivsly now and then at the
pretty woman. She looked steadily
from the window
Does 90 love 90 mamma?'
The man thrust his finger playtuly
among the baby's ribs and was re-
vvarded with "a delightful screech-
Pretty baby, pretty mamma
The man thrust his head forward with
still greater ostentsuion and opened his
owes very wide The woman gazed abb
BtractedIy at the landscape.
Pardon me, madam-er--"
He leaned over the back OF the seat
with respectful uieu-
81 am-er-very fond of chudreu-er
r
The pretty woman turned her head at
last.
'.Indeed, she remarked
'sAh, yes
The man with the dropping mustache
sighed.
land this cherub-
He chuclred the baby under the chin.
COT YOURS is the sweetest--
A Io5c OF Mortified establishment in
vested the pretty yy1man's couuteuauca-
tsDear me " she suddenly exclaimed,
'tyou mistake The baby belongs TO the
lady over there"
And when she pointed to- a red-hairsd
woman with q mole on the end of her
nose the man with the dropping mus
tache suddenly forgot his love Tor chill
dreu and returned to the smoking car
Detroit Tribune
a man ON O wedding tour may be
recognized even If his bride is not with
him When he meets women he looks
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EECELSI0R RLRgEECTURInG go.
on. LOUIS. 40.
THERE IS mo- DANGER IN m.

The best recommendation that a
popular remedy can present is that It
is safe in the hands of children. When
we consider how many little ones are
injured every year by finding the med
icine bottle and taking an overdose, a
remedy that contains no poison is
alone entitled to- be called a great
household medicine. That this is the
case with Reii's German Cough and
Kidney Cure the following is proof:
Waiy Petra, Stark Co., III.- Aug. O, 'gzs
sylvan Remedy Coz Peoria, lH-
Geutlemen=-We have sold Reds Ger
man Cough and Kidney Cure about two
years and found it 60 be a good seller, Civ
ing good satisfaction, and we know that
IL contains no poison for my little Eid
about two years old got hold of a bottle
and drank half of it ard it did not injurs
her ln the least but did her coed. We
can cheerfuiiy recommend it 60 The public
HEBER CHASE s. co.
OF what other cough remedy can
this be said2 Get it Of any dealer.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO, Peoria, M.
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you, my dear:-he vvould wholly give
you upi''
Kathleen hushed, and curIed her lip.
eff he wants me TO hate you. she said,
s'he will find himself wOefully in error. 80
81 don't ask anything 50 unnatural, 80
here struck in Alonzo, ''us that you
should hate your mother. But I de-
mand of you that you shall both hate
and desPise her views of living. I know
something OF her past life; I've taken
pains 20 inquire. She is one of those
women Who go about the world making
themselves firm and sworn foes of the
sanctity Of marriage
Hear himl" said Mrs Kenuaird to
her daughter. And you'll stand this!
yOu'u snarry the man who can so
SANDER your mOtheT!'
Truth and Islander live miles apart, q"
said AlOuze. Kathleen he went on,
with his entire zlien raclzed by agita-
ton, IF You come to me at all you must
come with no more worldly regrets"
You must come.' Listen-listen,~
Knocked Mrs Kennaird. while she drew
the girl closer to her breast. WAS
there ever such an autocrat? He's re
pulsed you once, my dear, will you let
him do 50 again? Where IS your woman
" spirit?''
Its here" said Kathleen, drawing
herself mp and touching her bosom with
one hand while she gave Alonzo the
haughticst look he had ever seen bred
in those limPid eyes There's an end
of everything between You and me. 80
she went on. = hope ] may never see
you again, but if We should meet, be
sure III never speak to yOu-Come,
mamma"
The two women lef5 the room to-
gether, and each gave him a glance
across her shoulder Mrs. Kennaird' s.
which was one Of disdainful triumph, he
did not see; but Kathleen's, which
bFimmed equally with anger and meiRn-
choly, haunted him through many q
future day.
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years ago L had Bronchitis,
which finally drifted into
Consumption, so the doe
tors said, and they had
about given me up. I was
confined to my bed. One
day my husband went for
the doctor. but ne was not
i'm his Office. The druggist
sent me a bottle Of PisO's
euro for Consumption. I
took two doses OF it, and
was greatly relieved be-
fore the doctor came. He
told me TO continue its use
as long as it helped me. I
did so, ana the result is, I
am now sound and we'll
entirely cured Of Con-
sumptiOn.-lirs. p. e.
BAKER, Harrisburg, Hi
nOis, February 20, 1891.
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a pEsPERApo KILLEp.
Frank Cooley, the syutorIou= Fenuay Iv5aiH
Outlaw, Killed

Frank Cooley, the SutorIou= FeuusyIvassis
Outlaw Killed
USIoNToWNJ, Pa, Oct 3.-ErauiS Coo
ley, the leader Of the notorious Cooley
gang, was shot and killed at the home
OF his father, Lutte Cooley, between
Fairchauce and Smithfield
Early yesterday morning sheriff Nc
CormiclS and "a few deputies from here
slipped out quietly TO Fairchaucc be-
fore daylight to avoid the spies of the
gang, and Joined the watchers in the
field Frank Cooley and Jack Ramsey,
the two most daring of the gang, came
riding down to the Cooley house about
noon, ami in the afternoon went back
OF the hsu-e into a field which had b-Cn
lately cleared of timber aud was fu.l OF
stumps
When the sheriff party came down
on them. Ramsey and Cooley We're half
lying and half sitting against stumps
with their Winchesters beside them
Sheriff Mccormick was in advance, and
him. He and Ramsey fired five times
at the sheriff without getting mp, but
all their bullets missed him. The
sheriff had meanwhile taken refuge be-
hind a tree and from this place fired the
ball that pierced Cooley's heart as he
lay against the stamp, killing him in-
stautly A number of shots were fired
sheriffs posse
Ramsey started Off on q run as soon
as he saw his chief was killed, with
some of the sheriff S party on his heels
racing after him and firing as me rau-
but he got aTag-
The lvorId's TsIr Dedication.
AEAsWNGT0N- Oct 3 The w-r de
partment has decided 60 have the
army well represented at the dedicn-
ton of the worlds fair buildings at
Chicago. and Gen. Miles. commanding
the department of Missouri, has been
instructed to have the troops there on
the 2ist and 25d ilsts The troops who
will take part i'm the cere-
monies at Chicago VIII consist of
tine cavalry and infantry from posts in
/ the department of Platte and Dakota;
cavalry and artillery from Fort Riley,
KAN Fort Reno, T. IT,; Fort Omaha
Robinson, Niobrara, Neb.- and Fort
Custer, Mont aggregatIuE 5000 men,
who, with the troops OF Fort Wayne,
Mich. and Fort Sheridan, ILL.,. viii
make "a handsome display.
land League For Great urItaIr.
LOSDoN- Cet. Michael Davitt adj
dressed o. meeting of Irishmeu iu GTaa-
gov. lie said he believed the time
was ripe Tor a movement to- give
English, Scotch and Welsh farmers
the protection of judicial leases
and land courts for the revision
and reduction of land rents such a
movement" he said. '-wil give the
ArgvIls- the Dev0nshires. the Balf0urz
and the NestminsJers who are now en-
couragiuE the Irish landlord camEai gE
enough to do to defend their own inter
ests- The moment tine landlord cam
paigu is opened in Ireland we viii start
"a land lea cue ia Great BRITAIN 80
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Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms of Scrofula, all blood taints
and poisous of every name snd nat
ure, are utterly rooted out by DR..
Piercc'a Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by 8 torpid
liver or impure blood, it Is tho only
remedy so certain and effective that
IL can be guaranteed If it fails 20
benefit OF cure, you have your
money back
Eczema, letter, Salt-Eheum, Fry
sipeias, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and SwelIngs, and
every kindred aiIment, are com
piet5Iy and permanently cured by IT,
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TuE Jaw allowing three days grace on a
note lH-a not apply 10 musician They
must take nap the notes Al sight, as they be-
come Due. 0. LLa whole VII 8. p prolaal.
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w IT, GBIFFr1-. Jackson sTi chi gan. writes f..
-'SuncrsI with CaUarrh for httcau years
hall Catarru Cure cured me" Sold by
Druggists soc.
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Tnis ig the prayer OF the nervous who do
nor sleep we'll Let Elau use Ho1letuer' 81
o--llll-l Buffers aEu their prayer viii be
aiieeul.E ans gEgrel Insomnia ls che urGd-
L1r OF lad. 1ez zion and nervousness, two as
socll-a ailments. soon rllladiad bv the HIt-
teE7r which also TluCu.sIe5 malaria con
slli'---lall1 liver complaint rheumatism and
kidney complaints.
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5oCrErT ChIt-Chat- Shc-.So you are no
longer ulroaas He---Er-So- are your
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DIR r. SCuIFEs-127y, So Paul, Mimi viii
mail O. trial llll.EuU1 OF sselLI uauE's Asthma
Cure TrrG 90 any sufferer Gives Instant re-
leI lu worst cases. and cures where others
ea1l- Name Cli= paper and send address
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EATUEEis on thc road along with the other
tan travelgrs- Her samples OF uolDrI are
unusually UaaulLLuL-Uusr Globe
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This thing lz worth looking iut1-n muir
INJURED the pretty girl lE she stood I'm front
OF her miErlE-.llGlE0 Tribune
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How 1rucu easier So iH 90 sic ll the shade
and tell orr friends what He intend 10 loT
than DC is % go out iu the sun and do d.