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The record-union., 1892-04-15
THEY WERE TOO PREVIOUS"
The Sad But Wholesome Experience of
Two WouId-Be MiIIionaires.
Thomas Harris and w. J. webber
Shake HandS-A Patent That Did
Not Convulse the World.

Postponed indefinitely" was the entry
Clerk Wachhorst made I'M the case of
Thomas Harris VS.. w. J. Weber. bv or
der OF Superior Judge Catlin, yesterday.
Harris and Weber started IN some
time ago to fight each other In court to
the bitter end. and the story of their
differences affords another apt illustration
of the truth of the old saying that il is
unWlse to count your chickens before
the eggYare hatched.''
Harris invented a new style horse-colIar
which he expected was to revolutionize
the harness business and would make
his fortune. But he did not have money
enough to go ahead and perfect the in
ventlon, 1t appears, and Weber came to
his rescue with funds. With the Iatter's
assistance the invention was completed
and Weber put it on the market. He.
too, thought the outlook brilliant for he
coming millionaire, and. so Harris
charged IN his original complaint, essayed
W freeze tne inventor out entirely of
reaplnS any OF the prospective millions.
HarrlS then sued Weber for his share
OF the business to come, and the suit
promised TO be bitterly contested one.
but The patent collar did not create the
sensation in horse circles that was ex-
pected. Neither did the millions come
tumb bling IN. In fact, the invention was
a nat failure. Harris and Weber came
TO the conclusion that the easiest yav ont
OF the matter would be the best. Shook
hands, and agreed to have no further liti-
CATION. The case was not dismissed YES
terday simply because some Of the par
ties were not in court, but one of the at
torneys stated that that action would be
taken
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HE Is INSANE.
The Alleged Priest Who Has Been
Acting Queerly.

The Alleged Priest Who Has Been
Acting Queerly. e
The Truckee Republican of yesterday
contains long account of the doings of
the eccentric person who had passed him
self oil at Boca and other places as Father
Melo, Catholic priest. He was arrested
there by Constable Long, who chased him
through the mountains and finally caught
MN hiding in the brush on Truckee
River Says that paper:
lhe priest proved to be insane. He
declared he had simply gone down to the
river TO wash his feet. No one had chased
MN, no one had shot at him, and he had
not run. Everything was blotted from
MS memory, except that he had gone
down 10 the river to wash his feet. He
turned over all the goods in his possess
sion TO Nalteufel, and about $50 in money
mat lie had collected in Truckee and
Boca. de confessed to having been four
tineS III thelnsane asylum. He had been
tnree years IN the Stockton asylum at one
tlme, and had spent eighty months of his
lie IN such institutions. He had been
educated and ordained as a priest, but
had been 'sIienced' by the church because
OF his mental intirmity.
me people OF Boca Were greatly im-
pressed with the goodness and honesty of
the man, and begged that he he allowed
10 go his way. MIR. Walteufel gave him
pack portion Of his money and sent him
Oh ms way East. The mans only mania
Is Inc DONG OF missionary work and he
rests under the hallucination that he has
an Indlan mission for which he must
raise funds. Aside from this, he is a sim
Ple-mlnded, honest, and withal very
wen educated and capable man."
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ing the descriptive piece will be
.SSheridan's Ride" On each occasion a
"Hnmoresque.n as Sousa styles them,
Will be introduced. In the afternoon it
Will be '.The Contest by Godfrey, in
the evening 1.-THE Good-by'' (by Sousa)
In the afternoon the '.Loin du Ball. of
Glllet, will be played, piece that
Strauss made notable during his
late visit to America. Also, in the
afternoon will be given Grieg's
" Peer Gyut' ia three movements,
composition never played here and of
musical novelty. In the evening Mile.
llecca will sing an andante and an ale
gro aria from LA Sonnambula"; in the
AFTERNOON she viii sing the aria "La
Mysols', Pearl Of Brazil, by David. with
hute obligato by Henry Jaeger. From
critical examination it is not possible TO
determine which programme promises
Dest-they appear to be what they are
claimed TO be, equal in excellence. Seats
can be reserved at Cooper's music store
to-day for either concert.
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GOOD NEWS FOR FRUIT MEN
Carload Rates East From Sacrament
fn ha Redwood

Carload Rates East From Sacramento
to be Reduced.
A telegram from San Francisco last
evening stated that J. C. Stubs, Third
VicePresident of the Southern Pacific
Company, was authority for the an
nouncement that, on the opening of the
deciduous fruit season, fruit trains will be
run from Sacramento to Ogden, over the
Central Pacific line, in forty. hours. This
is about half the time taken last year
Mr.. Stubs also stated that the rate per
car for fruit this year will be reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50.
These announcements will be received
by fruit-growers and fruit-shipping firms
with great satisfaction, and the result Will
be, doubtless, the heaviest seasons fruit
shipments from Sacramento yet known
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Much Like Last season

The Weather Bureaus reports show
the rainfall for the present season to date
to have been 1902 inches. as against Il. rs
inches to. an equal date last year. There
were several light showers yesterday.
The barometer is high but has been
falling quite rapidly since noon of yes
terday.
The highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday We're 90 and so, as against GO
and IS. on the same date last year.
The highest and lowest one year ago to-
dav We're G6o and 49,
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CHASTITY FIND.
John Franklin Discovers the Remains
of Two Dead Babies

of Two Dead Babies.
man named John Franklin notified
Coroner Clark yesterday that he had
found the body of dead baby in the
brush near Agricultural Park He did
not disturb it at the time, intending to Sc
cure it later on and bring it to the NOR
que. When he went back for it, however,
he could not find it, but about 200 yards
from where it had lain he found another.
Franklin said he was positive that he
had seen two different bodies. The first
one. he said, appeared to have been that
of child at least week old, was partly
dressed, and did not bear the appearance
of having been dead more than a day.
The second one, however, appeared to be
that of a child which had died imme-
diately after birth, and was badly decom-
posed.
Deputy Coroner Fenton went to the
place referred to by Franklin, and found
one of the bodies. The other could not be
found.
The record-union., 1892-04-15
Notaries Appointad

The following Notaries Public have
been commissioned by Governor Mark
ham: A. c. Boomer, Haywards. Ala
media County: Charles Prawse, Hay
wards, Alameda County: Charles n
Matches. San Jose. Santa Clara County.
e. b. Barnum. Bridgeville. Humboldt
County; Miles a. Simpson. San Jose.
Santa Clara County, and VIM. II. Ear.
Lake Greene, Lassen County.
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STOLEN COINS.
A Local Numismatist Has His Rare
Collection Spoiled.

a Local NumiSmatist Has His Rare
Collection Spoiled.
Some one recently rifed the cabinet
belonging to w. S. Lee, barber on K
street, of a collection OF old American
coins to the value of about $35.
Lee did not know within day or so of
when the robbery was committed, as he
supposed the glass doors of the case con-
tanning the coins to be locked until he ac-
cidentally discovered his loss, and that
the lock had been picked. He made this
discovery yesterday, and notified an Off
cer.s
Lee thinks he recognized some of the
coins in the store of a secondhand dealer
yesterday. He valued them as collec-
ton, many Of them dating back to the
days of Uncle Sam's early youth.
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Executive announcements.

Governor Markham has commissioned
r. w. Russell of Stockton. San joaquin
County, Director of the District Board of
Agriculture No. ,, vice Arnold, resigned.
I1enry s. Foote has been commissioned
Regent of the University of California
vice Delmas, resigned.
The record-union., 1892-04-15
Good Friday.

To-day is Good Friday, an event of
deep significance in the Episcopal and
Catholic churches. 1t will be observed at
st. PauPs Church by prayers at 10 A. M.
II NJ. 3 P. NJ and 100 P. NJ.
There will also be the usual masses at
the Cathedral
The record-union., 1892-04-15
Nichols, Wide Beat

George w. Nichols. the new Sanitary
Inspector, filed his certificate of election
as special. police officer ..at large with
the County Clerk yesterday. He is given
special authority by the Police Commits
sioners in matters relating to the public
health
The record-union., 1892-04-15
Democratic Cancns

A caucus of Democrats of the Third
Supervisor District will be held this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock, at Conner's store
Fourteenth and @ streets, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for delegates
to the County Convention.
The record-union., 1892-04-15

Fob anything in the musical line, from
a iewsharp TO a piano, try Hammers
Music Store, $50 street. Largest stock;
lowest prices.
The record-union., 1892-04-15

WRITE to Cooper for everything in the
musical line. 631 j street.
The record-union., 1892-04-15

LADIES fine kid button shoes at 81 25 a
pair, worth So 80 at 615 ] street, between
Sixth and seventh. Boston Shoe Company. =
The record-union., 1892-04-15
Primary Election.

The Democratic County primary cleo
ton takes place tomorrow.
The record-union., 1892-04-15

MEMS calf shoes 81 % pair. worth 50 so
at G15 street, between Sixth ana Seventh. =
The record-union., 1892-04-15

A INNIE\/ TO LOAN on Watches Diamonds Jswlry Auc
IN Ill
iVIo1 NJ IKES CAL LOAN OFFICE, K St
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

observation-disclosures.
For bl%iousnessau constipation take emon
Elixir.
For fevers. chills, and malaria take Lemon
Elixf.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, and palplta-
ton OF the heart take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies. for natural and thorough organic
regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir Will not fan you
in any of the aboye-named diseases, all of
which arise from q torpid or diseased liver,
stomach. kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Fifty cents and 81. 90 per bottle at druggists.
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orrMAN TRUST SONG.

God leads me would go;
would not ask 90 cnNo,e ms 49,
content with what tte WI ",e.o",
Assured he viii noi 4tt mo set"s
$50. rs lie leads my laln utaAe'
And step ht slfp Ai"ftl nav
Achsll ia Him connong'
r-.freG,d leads am content,
ra.t me caImIvin uls henosi
qt.| which To has decreed ana sent
qr.t winch His VIII Tor me, commando
ooal4 that He should III. lulhl,
1letf should do his gracious VII,
IulvuG or IN dying.
God leads ! al resign:
~,.t me- fo my Father wil:.
,cas.n RAYS deceptlvc shine,
counsel would VI ttuihl;
THAT which Ills love ordained as right,
b." lore he brought mo TO the light.
Myallto liam resignlng,
r... oil. God loads me / ali o
.a.tn.ln hope. IN suffering true.
u- strength is ever 10y my side
.fa aueht my hold on him undo?
Hold me hrm IN patience, knowing
That God my lie IS still heStowlng-
The best ia kindness sending.
rrst as God leads I onward 80.
I.tam. tl0rns and hriars keen;
l.. doe. not yet Ills guidance show
NI.fru the end 10 shall be seen
How hy 3 loving Fathers VII
faithful and true lie leads me Still.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

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Armstrong 81 Son announce a new
'pufseOn with portraits and Illus
been decided 10 hold the next Annual
on OF Christian Workers Associa-
fremont Temple, Boston, in November
s year..
ESQ.,, .elnnat there are 1900 inhabitants 10
la -.icn and one saloon TO every 100 in
la,.e .uel glass window. said 10 be the
~. b. % llls country, was recently given TO
Aeg.,I Methodist Episcopal church in
a ~,'ench court has decided that the Popeis
IlsDee ana entitled 10 hold properly in
JUDI as any other sovereign.
Dr.. No.. -
'O'inah Kerr, OF London, has treated
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sTEAAIsHIPs.


VIRG INA STEAMBOAT COMPANYs
' JAMES RIVER LINE
PLEASANT ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAREMONr.
AND JAMES RIYER LANDINGS.
A. NEWPORT NEWS and NORFOLK for
Hampton. Old Point and Smithheld, Va. wash
ingfon. II. C.. Baltimore. Philadelphis and New
York same afternoon; also az Norfolk Tor East
ern North Carolina and the South.
At CLABEMONI with the Atlantic, ana
Danyille Railroad for Wayerly. Hickstord and
III s'"'l0 ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER 49, DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN Hale CHARGED BY
RAIL ms.
FARETOPORTsNOCIH ANDNoRFoLKs Lsa
$3.50 ROUND TRIP; lSkCOND-CLAoa
FIkS1-CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
CAPTAIN DEYo,
carrying United States man.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND ID ala
N rSTTFFT-CAKS GO DlRECTLIIOSIEAM-
FPS WHARF for above named places Return
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk and Newport
News on alternate days, arriving at hlchInonc
ATTYb1rsough tickets on sale on steamer and a.
Carrier Egency. No. 9I Main street. baggage
nssII9XSIIErKOoGS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGH.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor norfolk. fort:-
month. Smithheld. Hampton. Oii ROM,
Wayerly. Hicksford and Alexandra. Va, WASH
ington. d. c.. NewUorne. Washington ahu lAr-
I0ro. y. c.: all stations on htlantic anu pan
Vile. Seaboard and Roanoke. Norfolk oouthera
and Farmyille and P0Whatan haiiroads. anu
Eastern North Carolina generally Also Tor
Eastern Shore Of Virginia and al regular and
ines on tho James and kappahannock rivers,
~ RATES. and through bills issued
ITCIEN b. TA1UN, Nice.fresldeni.
No. lII7 Main street and Rockets
IRyrx WgfsIGER. Freight and Passenger AGENT
nUHADFLPHIA. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Amounted sailing days every TUESDAY ana
FRtHAY a. u NJ. and every SUNDAY az 3 A. NJ.
Freight for tuesday and Friday steamers ro-
90 ved til 100 A. II. For sundays steamer
tNi5P. 81. Saturday freight received daily I'LL
J.. n.
Tor further information apply 20
j. w. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent
Once, RockettA
W.P CLYDE CO..
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Cures all coughs. colds. hoarseness. sore
throat, bronchitis. hemorrhage. and all throat
and lung diseases. Elegant, reliable.
Twenty-Five cents at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta
Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

RFcrrprs AND DisBuRsEMTSTs OK ACCOUNT OF
mn INcoNF or THE Fund PROM DEcEMBEB 81
1870. TO DECEMER -, 1891.
RECKIPTs-1s9l.
January 6ih-Interest duo for six
months 10 list of January. 1891. on
Virginia registered bonds-to Wit: 40
Gper cent. on se09,2D consol bonds.
on sGl.8lO "poelcr' bonds. on $3.50
"peeior" fractional certificate and ~
4per cent. per annum on s'o.oJ OF
"ten-forty registered bonds. s5O'ayo 10
'uly ,ci} ON Into 30.593 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
NOTICES.

N-HEA1r"H
TNTHu HANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
Il OF BIC dMOND.
D.. j. FarEar
against
John Clint u L. j.. wife and others publishers OF
the "Dai ? Reporter
BY virtue 81 q decree entered by the Chancery
Court OF 1,,o+,ity OF Richmond on the nth day
OF Febru Il ry. 1872. in the above STYLED suit, /
am direc te d 10 take an account OF oil tho debts
which the Publishers Of the Daily Reporter
owe IN c0.uu ection with the publication OF said
paper. ana am also directed 20 advertise for
said delte. .Cr three DAYS IN some newspaper
published in. the city OF Richmond, Va. Aou
will take MOI Ice that / have appointed my once.
No. y Shafer ,, Building. corner Tenth and Main
streets. IN he city Of Richmond. Va. as the
place and I ltrsday. February -. 1872. al il
o'clock s.. ~ az the time for executing said de-
cree. where AMI when You Will present your
claims agaia 81 the aforesaid publishers.
srv 80. WILLIAM VI. TUhPlN,
fefl-et Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

Oi this saint we know only what we read
M OIL. ll-l clapterO OF the Acts Of the Apostles.
I.0. We ind that the disciples, under the
direct. jon % ST.. Peter, elected him TO I'LL the
... Iu tue Apostolic College made vacant
tl. tlanseression and death of Judas
.Iult. lie was 10 be a witness OF the re-
.t0n; be had companied with the rest
Of disciples all the time that the Lord
a., went in and out among them. Having
led The ia { of the election, the writer OF
Acts leaves him. and we hear nothing
.r of him in the New Testament.
i.eae is "a tradition that he was one OF the
seventy. and the place of his preaching and
naI.rdom is said To have been Cappadocia,
t..-l one OF the old ecclesiastical writers
sa,l was Ethiopia.
Nsay of the festivals Of the Church for
N-l there are services provided IN the
laIe-B1Ok are very ancient; this one does
1. -o back TO the earliest times, but there is
al..eet for it ion the Sacramentary OF Gre
fIr. A.. ID. 500. Oar Collect first appeared ia
-I. Previous 90 the year 1861, the inter-
GALAXY lly o. leap-year was inserted between
FEBRUARY -3l and 24th, and up TO that time
lst.>.fai was observed in leap-year ON the
I. 0ut when the arr~angementOf the calen-
o. N.s changed, the oath became the per-
-iaelt date Tor the festival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

sl.352.Ts az
( IN which an annual interest. including divi-
4 end on the bank OF Kentucky stock. estimated
q 6 s3.2sO. NAV be relied upon, amounting to
The following securities belonging to the
II md ara OF doubtful or Of no value;
IL ynchburg Danville Railroad CON- ou
pany tof doubtful. value '"O" W
u range and Alexandra halroau IN sc, m
psnys registered bonds tf no yaluel 300 "
.HH1et OF ol me- S,lneS' 1000 %
y "a I5o oi 's eS,np % sge Sof no Talus3.s'... 1890 90
50 ate OF Ind ana. Wabash ana ,Erle
Canal Company, 5 Per cent. stock ,oi -.oo
Ricl nond and York River Railroad
Cot no vssl1e w." - 1900 90
Ger si6cs.es mo lneC|~.~+~s 54DO 10
tn farm in Amherst county. Va. that le-
lone al TO the Fund has been sold Tor ~fi,5cno''
Bop IL aggregating t4.l27Oi, payable IN one
two and three years from september l. lTf'
WEIR given for the purchase money after de-
duct .ng cash peyInent There has been re-
ceiW j BIZ the Fund on account Of the same
Ell. Ct7O on account OF principal and S>56oJ on
accO q ut Of interest.
Tn house and lot at Hsrper's Ferry. West
Va, " .H sold for $4,000. which has been all paid.
Ii will be seen by the statement Of re-
ceip h and disbursements on account
ofioA some that therel IS IN the treasury
10 IL he credit OF the Fund, IN cash, for
the maintenance and support OF the
scho oil. December 81. l,Jl.....-...--.. s9,9O2 40
And { o the credit Of the Fund in the
stat, , Bank Of Virginia q balance OF
prInt Ipai So "a
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nIsnrnsENENrs-lsll

November and December-For the pur-
chase OF registered bonds issued un-
der act of February -. 1852, bearing
interest from lst July. 1891. tQ-wlt;
slOf.BO from the sale OF the above
mentioned sGi.OJO Of United states
ID onqs, leaving sii.o, ~. Stiles
And OF $4,000 ont of S~l,879.sj,. derived
from other sources. on deposit in the
State Bank Of Virginia and the SAID
unexpended amount Of s4l.OS......... l'aW
Amornto Of ...s12.575
1sgl-December 81 Balance IN tho state
Bank OF Virginia 20 the credit OF the
principal of the Fund. 4s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castor'a
When she became Miss, she chung to Castori@
When She had Children, she gave them Castoras
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RAILROADS.
NV: !! :: H~ahok:xsstsaR R

Mn@-@8<&<~%<8
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DFCEMBEE q issL
LEAyE RICHMOND uDhihih
BYRD-STREET STATION
300 A. n, Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk II ~ A "a
Stops only At PETERSBURG. Ma'eily
10 ;o5 A n. For Ro.noka. Radford. Pulaski;
Bristol: also connects a. kadiora
Tor Blueheid aud Pocahontas. Tar
Tor car Petersburg to Roanoke, Snu
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 hen-
pms VIA Knoxville and Cnatts-
nOoCa.
i2;fo Z. D., FOR Lynchburg, Roanoke and inter-
mediate statlOnh. No connection
beyond Roanoke.
h i:ss + :: H. 4. ff or fo At 1 SSsi'i k. a | e p -F ri
Bristol. Also for Blneheld. Poca-
nontas. Elkhorn and stations on
Slinch Valley Division. Also for
Louisville and stations on l.. & y.
H. Il. via Norton. .lullman "a iace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
rancy az 900 /. III. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg to Louisville
via Norton. and Roanoke TO Men,
phis and sew Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga
Trains arrive Richmond from ~Lynchburg and
the West daily az 1:A A.. ". I:0 I. VI. and 10
J.. ~; from Norfolk and the East at il:i5 A. NJ
and 6:3S Z. NJ.
tickets. baggage-checks. and all information
can 10 obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot A W. CARRIERS, si Main street;
and a. the Company's Office, ss east Nam
street t. y. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent.
". l.. BENlLl.
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va.
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l0g .ea tlatG0d has adapted every thing to
OLD comfort and advantage. Pleasant things
ID. palate: music for the ear; beauty tor
.le aroma for the nOstrll. kindred for our
ions. poetry for our taste; religion for
soul. Meare put in garden and told that
N altle trees we may eat except here and
ola. lie gives the sun 10 SHINE ON MS,
ai .Ae waters TO refresh as, and food 10
.el u.s.; and the herbs yield medicine
49,. aresick, and the forests lumber when
tl q house or cross the wa er ln q ship.
luea. are transported for our foundations;
Ile metals |upturned for our currency;
".l beasts must give us covering; and
i.l.n llls must Dee tunneled TO let us pass;
tsu of the sea come up IN our net; and
.s 0t The air drop at the nash o. our
aul tle cattle on q thousand NILS come
gave us meat. For us the peach or
bend down their fruit, ana The vlne-
'Nel purple clusters. TO feed ana re-
our intellect, ten thousand wonders IN
100 p,0ydenco-wOnder, OF mind ana
-Iers OF earth, and air, ard deep,
ANA antitheses; all cOl0rs and
.trcs in the air; idyls in the field;
MS IN the sunset; rI bes OF mist on
lAlns; and the "Grand March" Of an
Nl DOd m the st0rm.-Ialmage.