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OPINIONS OF THE DAY.
What Various Authorities Thiak of the
Business Situation.

Hambleton & Co. Nothing, in our
opinion, will contribute more to the re-
storation of confidence and to the i'm.
provement of values than the reorgani-
zation Of the large railways now In
receivers hands. The business Of our
local stock exchange and the interests
of our local investors have been most
seriously affected by the defaults con-
sequent upon the troubles of the
Richmond & Danvllle Co. and by the
delay in its reorganization. and moth.
ing will more favorably affect trading
here than the readjustment of the
securities of the Danyille and its divis-
ional roads. We can readily under.
stand why such reorganizations should
have been delayed, but now that mou-
ey il abundant it would appear likely
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-30
CAPITOL FUN.
Merry Making Among the Savants
at Washington.
How Jerry Simpson Brought Down
the House, and How the Staid DR..
Everett COnvulsed 1t.

Amos ]. Cummings, in an article on
"The Story TelIers in Halls of Con-
gress," in the New York Sun, says:
"A good yarn came from the lips Of
that classic scholar of Harvard, DR..
VIM. Everett of Massachusetts,. He
was amazed at the determination 4 +
some gentlemen OF all three parties,
Democrats, Republicans and Populists,
to find politics somewhere in some
part of the silver discussion. They
had wonderful nose for a political
cat in every bag OF meal presented to
them. Itreminded him of what hap
pened to certain poor religious con-
gregation in England. The congrega-
ton wanted to procure new hymn
books, but they were very poor and
could not afford to pay for them at the
ordinary prices. They understood,
however, that certain great adver-
tising house, a business house that
made patent medicines, was willing
to furnish them with hymn books at y
penny each if they would allow some
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-30
The Only Hicks Almanac.

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac for
1894 10 the first and only almanac en-
tirely written and published by the
great storm prophet, himself. It is
an elegant book OF GA pages, besides
the cover, with an attractive, original
deeign on the cover. 1t contains Prof.
Hicks monthly weather forecasts
complete for the year, 1894 all the
current astronomical phenomena for
each month, finely illustrated, includ-
ing four eclipses and the transit Of the
planet, Mercury an article on "F'oun-
dation Facts" giving the philosophy
and essential points OF Prof. Hicks
weather system; paper or tho use
OF barometers and scientific instru-
ments; an article on longitude and
time by the leading authority on time
in this country, accompanied by an
excellent map, and other useful arti-
cles. The price Of this excellent little
work is 25 cents.
1t will make an excellent holiday
present for your intelligent friend.
For sale by all newadealers or write
and send 25 cents to the publishers
and it will be sent postpaid. Word
and Works Pub. Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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that there will be no trouble in collect
ing assessments on shares and in OBJ
tanning the necessary funds to under
write the reorganization"
Bradstreet's.: Banking authorities
at New York do not view the present
situation with satisfaction. Relief
from the tension of the struggle over
the silver repeal came, it is claimed,
too late to revive winter trade, while
next seasons business is too far off to
affect the money market. Limited
demands and continued accumula-
ton Of funds seem to be regarded as
the only prospect"
American Banker: "a slow evolu-
tion into better times seems now
inevitable. The run On the banks. the
hiding away OF currency, the enforced
contraction OF credit, the disgorging OF
laborers into the augmenting ranks of
the unemployed and the dread of the
future lave accomplished whatever
evil lay within them"
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advertisements to be inserted in the
books. They thought that would be
no special harm, that they might have
afew pages Of advertisements bound
up with Watts and Doddridge. They
agreed to the proposition. The books
came, duly printed, and they got
down to the church on the Oath of
December.
On Christmas morning the model
christians. who had no thought Of
anything but religion, got up to sing.
Their pastor gave out by the frat line
very familiar hymn. Immediately
the congregation arose to their feet,
and in few seconds we're aghast to
find themselves singing
Hark! the herald angels sing.
Beechams pills ar just the thing.
Peace OH earth and mercy mild
Two for man end one for child.
On the next day jerry Simpson
used story to illustrate point in his
silver speech. He said he had been
disappointed at the poverty OF the
case OF the opposition. It reminded
him Of the story about a gentleman
who built steamboat on the Missouri
river. 1t was time when there was
great rivalry to see which could have
the louder whistle. When he blew
the whistle the first time all the steam
went out of the boiler. This seemed
to be the condition of the opponents
of free coinage. They blew off every
pound of steam in their boiler at the
first start and had drifted into the
ru hes on the shore to get up steam
again.
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The grand jury at Nashville return
ed an Indictment against George A.
Dazey charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. Dazey
it lie alleged, induced Porterfeld to
cash worthless drafts to the amount Of
$142,000.
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Minister T'hurston.

In diplomatic circles the question
is asked. "Will Cleveland demand the
recall of Minister Thurston| He
violated the rules OF propriety by re-
plying to Paramount" BlouDt, and
such an undiplomatic act should be
punished in similar manner to the
Sackyille Vest case.
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Meridian, Miss, is in the throes of
a sensation caused by the exposure OF
what is claimed to be an attempt of
the Thompson Houston Electric Light
and Power Company to brlbe members
of the City Council.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-30

Members OF the Ways and Means
Committee listened to arguments
favoring the protection o. the coal and
iron interests of Alabama presented
by a delegation from Birmingham
claiming to represent capital OF
1926, 100000
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-30

Jerry's story took magnifcently.
The house laughed at it so long that
he spent fully a minute scratching
his head.
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TOoBE SACRIFICED!

~ dDr dwhH tSxydM evil Out
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

breath of life in them. There probably were
a hundred persons in the wreck As time ilew
Iy more light secured and the rescued
ones were taken into Ilaberman's factory
WERE THERE PHYSICIANS on THE SAFE CARS
There was no medical help near. 1t was saId
that there were physicians on the cars OF tha'
norton of the Manhattan Beach train that had
zone But no help could be had from them.
The telephone was used again and again to call
M Long Island City. But all TO no purpose lsf
d long time
A. last word was received at Long Island CIV
of what had happened Then locomotive was
brought into use to take Drs. Valentine, Ken
ncdv. NcKeon, Fry Bumster, Doyle. Burke and
spaeth TO the wreck When they arrived there
was more light upon the scene They saw
man thrown across the boiler Of the engine. caught
so that he could not save himself from roasting
They SAW a young woman with Il beam Of wood
running right through her abdomen, pinned fast
under the car. They saw boy crushed urdcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

r. Coll. 157 Lcxngtonavc." There were also about
twenty pawn tickets. marked "Hyand, In his pockets.
NEWMAN. RICHARD; Identified by a postscript to
letter found on him written Miss McKcnna, at
Clifton Terrace Rose Bank l. His address Is care
Of Turner g. O'BrieD, Thriy'scvcnth'st. and THRU
ave-"
PHELAN. JOSEPH NJ, No. 1885 Madi-onaNe, an oetor
whose stage name George Fielding. lie was
Identified BIZ his brother. Edward Phcan
STEIN MAX No S3S Fifty second-s;., hity-cight
years old bookkeepcr FOR Abla, Stein Co., No %
Coolest He Is an Austrian and has been ia th!s
country only six months. Identified by Samuel Cod
man. with whom roomed. lie has relatives at No
81 East SeveDty-sccond-st
UNKNOWN MAN carried large notebook with the name
of Eisi6g & Co.. Nos ~ and 40 Front'.t, In IT,
Probably Q commercial traveller.
UNKNOWN WOMAN. young bsdis mangiod; wore
enamel gold and open face watch, diamond earrings,
tresstpn with pearls in the centre and gold watch
chan.
UNkNOwN WOMAN, drabcolOrcd hzard-skin pocket
book. Two cads in pocket One read; Mrs John
Conrad" and tho other. Mrs. Dyckhon." Had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
COLONEL. ELISHA \. BICK.
HIS FAMILY OFT or TOWN At THE TIME OF THE
Fatal ACCIuTNr-IOR MANY YEARS HE
HAD BEEN EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
OF" TIE SrIrIT OF THE TINES.


OF" THE SIIpIT or THE TINES
Elisha 4. Buck who was known Familiarity among
his associates AS Colonel Buck was about fifty
seven years old and was native of berkshire
County. Mass. When the news Of the sad manner
in which he met his death came his wife and his
SON John A. Buck were at Narragansctt and
reached their home at No. 30 West Flfty-hrst-
81, at II o'clock last evening In response TO tele-
gram telling Of the accident. Mr. Bucks first
cess in business achieved thirty years ago
under the auspices OF Dean Richmond. who was
that time president of the New-Nork Central
and Hudson River Railroad.
Mir. Richmond put him in charge OF n line of
prop-llers at Green Bay. Wis. which were run
in connection with the New-York Central for
freight purposes. After this he lived in Clcve-
land and in Cincinnati. where he was married
He moved from there to Buffalo. where he was
the manager OF the Transportation Company.
Coming to New-York he bought half interest In
"The Spirit Of the Times" october !. 1875 and re-
manned in partnership with George Wilkes until
September .. 1879. when he purchased his interest
also. and assumed the complete control OF the
paper which he held to his death.
He took considerable interest in theatrical affairs
and numbered among his intimate friends such
vell-known members OF the profession as Irving
Florence. Sothern and Mccullough. He was some
thing OF yachting man. too. and owned at one
time the Promise and the Rambler, a steam Yacht
which he sold to Allen Thorndike Rio. While
living in Cleveland he became Interested in trot
ting and during his stay I'm Buffalo ne was one
OF the directors OF the Buffalo Park He was in
s.rumenial in getting up racing circuits In various
parts OF the country He owned trotting horses
and racing horses at time Harry Harley
with record In 1863 OF 2:25a. was his and I'm the
following year, with in the 2:3o class for
s2o OOo an unheard-of figure IN those DAVIS he won
the best time being 227 Curiously enough Harry
Harley collided In the first heat with Lady Augusta
st-ns
horse declared the winner. lie owred Plato
a gray stallion OF Knox stock. with "A record OF
when the BOARD OF Control was organized. a
daily edition OF The Spirit OF the Times" which
va, considered the official organ of the board,
was issued, En p Lady became Colonel Bucks
t,,tie success. he sold out his stable His wife
md hts sons. Henry A. and John \. Buck sur
Give him Arrangements for the funeral have not
vet been made
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The EREE-FOR-ALL.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 90, At FLEETWOOD PARK
Walter T.. Tho Missouri Cyclone"
Little Albert, The california lnf,canc"
I.yI,ad r. The Kansas Phantom
Martha wilkes pride Of Massachusetts"
Dtcctum, 'Thc Mack Whlrlwind 81 the Pacific"
Geneva, '"rhc Canadian Thistle"
Crecnlcaf The Minnesota Blihzard"
Regal Wilkes Long Islands Lhamnon.'
Lord Clinton. ''The Arkansas Terror"
Meet in the greatest frce-for-al tot 81 record.
Three great races-Trot,ing and Pacing.
Take Harlem trains to Mclrose Station.
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To Cirnu,efbe system

Lnonuay yet gently, when cG.uNc o. bILous o. when
Sah,,'sI ,tIaion awaken tho kdnci, and liver
49, vIfy wlthcu; Irritating OF wpakenn:
po ~ ds,el headaches colds or fc'es use s;rup Of
Figs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
For Wakefulnes.

Use ilorsford's Acid pho.uhate
D.. J. G. How, IIaverhll. Mass. SAYS: 81 have s,.,
benefit from the steady OF this DR. p,rat ON ~,
cascs oil chronic wakefulnes." - '"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
PLEASANT TO THE TASTE

pleasant in the taking, pleas
ant In their action-but un,
rivaled In their results. Thai
fairly describes DR.. Picrcc's
Pleasant Pellets. In every
disorder Of the liver, stomach.
and bowels, they give q LASTING
cure.
For Biliousness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Constipation, Die.
|ziness, Sour Stomach, and
Sick or Bilious Headaches,
they are the natural remedy.
They're tiny, sugar coated
granules, scarcely larger than
mustard seedS-a compound Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

refined and concentrated vegetable extracts.
Put up in sealed vials, always fresh and 70
liable: a convenient vest-pocket remedy.
They're guaranteed to give satisfaction, tn
sverv case, or your money is returned.
Anv experimenting with Catarrh in the
Head is dangerous Serious troubles result
from its being driven to the throa' and hngs
DR.. Sago's Catarrh Remedy, by its mild,
soothing. cleansing, and healing properties,
Completely and permanently cures the very
worst cases Its proprietors offer $500 re-
yard for any inc,rable case.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
Staa tiolig op!

ut ifaa tiblis op bIiusr aIminbeIiguiS
ertIarst for at uGrs meset iuert % ubes
baseli9t, os man timber osrfor sierne ON
Worsenen en eler anoen Iioen llnoitulbs
ming. 9uem mansler lite ofte Waoo %
SsilntIombeo til at itaa tioIis OPP O9
bpem fslte life for 6orneisIie / be Susr,
bepisnins, OF bet pirfelist par fortioIiat
enouu9 8 Acknowledged borer Der for
be Borne, iOm .ngans bar isIt BEN g1ps
belle, Der li99er / at itaa tib!is op, lite
nogen OperuinOeIie og Mpie til for at
slere bet til Sane. Wten for be fleite
Usenneiter bIiuer. BET ct ba9Iis Speruins
belle. Der gives r~istisnot Gi6er, buor
enbuer fan itaa op uben BeipGrIiabeb,
I. @r. peo G~iItrGpelien al en- 9eiie eIler
for at ipsIe meo i'm YnoIinsSbslfieitis
seIie, iom Der ellers life bleu Sib tils
ouers for. alt pile er at tunue." bet
sr ct ianot Orb. 0ten bet at pile er
netop SanifeIi9bebsu, O9 ieIu buor 30.
men letter bet, sisr ben bet bog iisIbsnt
bebassIist. Man 1tuIbs fringe fig til at
betraste ben tibIise Staaen Op iom en-
pi9tis pIi9t: BEN er GOD for Sunbbsbsn,
ben siper mere Glib snb no9et anbet, BET
er en- SusIis GnIebnins til SsIpforness
telie, Os ben itabsr Muuterbeb % aobt
Sumsr. Ssiaa timber nan paa @runb
al ben roIise u~forltprrenbe Glib, Morsens
timsrne pbe, 6ribeo til at granite / fin
esen SiGI. aus busliss arbsiber ituIos
man iuIbfsre iaa tioli9 ON Mtoraeneu
iom muIi9t; tbi nan pinoer bsrpeb
mango elmer ON Oasen, iom man Tan
anuenbs paa unbet. 6oritielen msQem
at itaa op 81. 8 % 81. 8 beISb.r fig
40 aar til 80, 900 elmer eler s 9lay
1870 Oase 16 elmer eIIer 8 paasue 81,
msr ON 0asen / 10 Iar, iaa bet at lfaa
Op 81. 8 at Senipn til 6Orrstniuser es
Iiseiaa sobt, iom at leue 10 aar Ian.
sere. GiOIis ON MOrsenen er gIanber
Osiaa friit os etbpert arbeice suar let:
tere fra 9aanpen. Ss bpOr berIis c,
lite en- Spabiertur | Narf % Stou me.
bens 0ussen enSnu psrIer pua bet srOnnt
SIao7 So, Worsenitunb bar Cub
Munb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27

sooosfor iom ben Sorsuebe Rtrfes Wts'io'
uar pa giiiiotor oper oens YistorSr'art
RtsNpnsfomiteeu anmooes ON at oper
pei,. bporpiot 7iben er fomrnen til at oei'
wisicneu. iaalebes, at Der bliper to itaaeno'
Nsfpnsfomiteer, en- for ben pbrs % en- fo'
ben inors. Serom Tube &orniteen rappor'
tere til n9ite @arsmeoe.
Der forefaIot M os ba enielts for'''t'
ecener uuoer Garsmsoet. Saaleoes lfof
en- QeIeaat Sobu Brafte fra Sate Wt'uS OF
oa uplpite, at 8labet "Boiten" baooe BE-
fplbt 9rof. OtteoaI for. "goobls1, % lore
loo at en- 8cmite neoiattes for at unoer'
isae geluloninsen. Broi. CftebaI fob OF
o. u~nosrfsttebe ieIu 5orlaset, men irlsi'fe,
at Gntlasen iiie bapoe iaa meset at bef9oe
naar 'goiten" bopoe siort ben.
On talris beisst .7iatpnisiefeit bulotes,
bpor grof. 8pdnann, Irof. Sperornp %
Bait. giprn talte, os ct Offer paa oper
$3.50 bIep optaaet. 8eb 9alerne poapeseoes
9laipnisie. @leruinsens Beliisnelie, bpor'
Ieoes be pir,eoe iiar / Soipita!er, Spaebnle
for llbelbreoslise, @amIeblem, Sinosipse'
aipIer, QnitaIter for GpiIeptilfe, gsrne'
frpbber, Smaabsrnitoler, BigeiioIer, Blse'
biem, 8aiienbuie % NasbaIenabiem.
Siaionisierns bolot aItib gast. Sag % saat
banner be en- it9rf 2eir / 8aaben mob Spn'
oeus isrselise 5slser, altio er Der Sps, War
no % glar ino itaar 8ampen Tor sSe9emetS
9ip % Sielenes 5reIie.
Sm Nprmalltplen | Waoiion rapporte.
rebes at 4rof. 2pieussaarb. Snnobeben
COB. Ger bar 8 2Grere. @lepantaaet
sienneminitlis so. Seniisten par at uS'
banne 2oNere baaoe / Gnself ps Rorif.
1st Grade Certificate ntaa ppnaaes al gle.
perne; 2Grerue undertakes | Sr9elipil.
$4,000 bebspes til Giolens orbsutlise Drift,
Der af $500 fra S%amfunoet.
gussburs 9ubI,ibins Sonie ruppprtereoe
slennem Bait. ". 6. &noerieu:
uuSVi to'o4l'oo
Netto Gienopm. 37,45S.0O
Snotest paa 8usbanosIen $1,000. gI9l.
ben er forminoltet. Spl9t Ssger for
$4,000. SBser | S%ebpIouius for $4,000.
9tp 99iebps fureiIuues. Siltop 9uudes
6prilarins fureilaaes inoiprt. "2utberIt
airteblao" bar M 10000 %abonuenter, Over.
ituo $1,000. Set ioreilaaes, at ct MT 2piale
bDgses os at 6prlagsipreniu9ens gieupom
ilpttes.
Trof. Supe ppl9ite Ell Snbberetniu9 fra
Canton college. @~leuantdlet bar pnret
100. 5GRrsre bar unoeruit. StoIen uprer
itaoig. 0an beocr ON en- 8%epilentns al
$4,000 ior nGite Nur. en- M Stolebp9nin9
maa bpases. StoIeu Iigler ouerorbeutlis
%ceutrdlt / CT at 2utberauere t9t bebpsgct
Strg0, Zen CT Samiuuoets gieubom,
Speu Canton loper al glue 5000, periom
eamiulOet bpsser ell Sp9nias paa S15, 900.
8 nGIte SO. Ifal Ieber 8 en- Speriiat uper
GisiusTioren % Sprbauoliugerne angaaenbe
Sperornselien of gienoommeue til ben 5pr.
eneoe 8irfe. (gPere)
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
On rGoion, Sfibsulpfte.
463 9strIontr brufntbt.

On israclis llIpiic rammeee ben brit
tiFe arissfaaSs ON gftermiSonSer
BEN 23ee os. Oct pGIoise arigsftl
~Sictpria" nnber 3pmmanop al Sies'
aomiral Cir @sOr3e 1pruH itpets fam
men mee be, brittle arissitib gam
%peroppa" uneer en- Wauppre ! Nar'
bebeu al 3ripolis, Sprisu, % bIeO bo'
ret iirn.. 'Iictoria" Joni iaa burtlst
at bet bar umulist at benptte NeonlH8s'
bnobene. 255 RnnS lpttebss bet q
iprinse poerboro, os bisie reSoeoes a
"Gamperbpipn". 81 Ofieerer ONION,
blanot benz er 8ice. Gomiral 1pron, en-
af be ep9tisite SHicsrer ! ben brittle
6laaos.
Saainart "gictorias" CHiesrer iaa,
Of etibet ipapsoe / Sore, blep Der sipsi
gsialins iii at lutte be panotatte VII
oeIinesr, men @anoet itrsmmeoe ino
inaban Mrn9oe, at Watrolerne tfte
iunbs uorette noset, ps Is Winuter
sfter S%nmmenitsoet iant "Bietoria"
meo Siplsn / Beirst paa IS Same
8ano.
"0ictpria" par Ct fsr1te 8lnsies
9~riesitib. Sci bapbs en- 9r9stisbeb
al 10,470 Cons, ps Maitinerne uouit'
lebe $4,000 Seitetraiter. Oct bar ct
3aarultib meo TO 10 Cons aauoner |
ct 1aarn mco Is 3ommers Banter.
aorubeu bisie par Sti6st foripnet meo
en- 12s9ommsrs 80 IONS 8aslabninsss
tanpn ug ~ 6sTummerS 5 IONS &anp'
ner paa SreoIiben. Gf miuore Sauos
ner bar ben uoruItet meb 81 burti9s
fgSenoe 9anpner % s MtaltintanOner.
Oct baooe en- Surtisbeo at 1875 anob
/ Simen.
SfueplaOien for lllptten bar / NGr'
beben al 9ripolis, en- Sapnebp, | ben
sltlige Del al Niooelbapet, so Mil /
NprbsIt for 8aprut +, Sprien, life lanst
fra Den gpperu. Den sitlise Del al
Miooelbupet bar peret ct lfi9bnei uans
CERT 5aruano for "Sictoria"; TIL / So
nuar 1892 itrunoeoe bet paa ben sr9I lie
apit / 0Grbeben at Ylatea, us bet bar
meb ubDre Gnltren9elier % fore Sms
toitnineer, at bet after blep sjort flot.
Gen baperenbe &aptein, Maurice
SOurte, % en- Ssn af afbsbe Sarl al
Mapo, ben pnsite 8aptein / ben brittle
5laabe, bleo bplot on uarlise for lllptD
fen % itrenst bableoe al en- arissret.
"SictOrias" ll~nber9ans minosr ON Ell
anben SfibsulDtfe, Tom toitebe 600 Men.
neiter Giuet. 8 1882 fantrebe "&onal
George, ct britiif 8rissIfib meb 10S
Sanoner, paa Ssioerne peb Spitbeab,
loet bet blep last uper paa Chen for at
repareres. ct pluoielist 8inoitsb braste
Sfibet til at tantre, ps ale pmbprb,
600 Wenneiter, brutneoe. 8lanbt De
9rufnebe bar &ontresN omiral &emper>
felbt % ct Intal 8aner, iom netop bar
TONNE pmbpro.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-27
0iittg VeObenoe (Gpbcu).

Spis Oh ta9er paa 2aIoet | Sonl'
mer, tag big iaa iast for ale be imutts
Blanter, ou fan iinoe largs 8eien.
nno9aa ierli9 en- ~ilpn9enoe, u~atfer, tres
blaoet Blante, Iom bu oil finoe porenoe
runot ON SOoen paa 9r9r, Steugjar.
Der % samle Se8sH Gn beHriee#ee
Hlante, netop al ben Slass tinnenoe
8lans | be lpiesrpnne Slaoe, iom tils
Itpnber Gn til "at tase blot en- Smulc
al ben biem" meo fig. @jGr bet life,
meo minbre ou er Ell al bisie ina, Der
nItrahet fan rsre the poisonous Ivy,
Der bar brast iaa megcn 9ioe(ie til
Wanse.
Saainart bu bar bersrt ben, isler on
Ell iorunberlis alse. Gen er furltjelia
ira enbper anben alDe. On traoier %
ipnes at BABE fact 9ust meo ben, men
ou ta9er fell On Tiger eiter en-
Narias, men timber inoen. 6uoeu
er normal, ingen Blet piier ia, men
Oct tlsr t9lsn. gr ou uarm os, iuper
9oot, bellies bu ueb at tlpre bet famine
Steo. On Tumble srape bet uo meo
yte9lene", men bn fan life ejgre oct.
Oct er Blante'@iiten iOm arbeioer.
enart Oiier Ell liben, u~betpOelia 0a.
pelie Jig Der, bpOr alpen er; iaa beanus
Der Der at fomnle gano urber Suoen,
men alGen blioer life minore, inorere
p9rre. Ran frabier sui paa Subeu,
WanOet unoer Ripper ub, o. 0eolene
% 6'n9rene fsrer bet siitise ganb til
rDe Steoer; mulisois til 9lnIiotet.
0rene, &rcppen. Den Iamme beiper.
ll9e slsen 9jsntaser Jig. uben Msioler
til Selbreoelie er benne 9ilitanb en-
nl'oel's g'ns. Seq untaser MI, bu for
liaar AarIa9en os Spmptumerne, faa
les Tan fortalle big on Selbrebslien.
Den er iinpel us pirtiom. aao fro
apOtbetst ener unoetiteos, buor De ia(.
9es, en- l'oen SLATE imaa guiterpiaer.
lOm fables "&bus tor. Gag fer al
o'Sle E'ler til en- 9Oiis, Os fire 9ofis
Den fsrlte Dag = Mursen, Mibbao.
aften os SsnsetiO. Den naIte aoo er
alsen mirors. Zen anoen % treble
Sa9 fa9es tire 3Oiis paa 6 9iQsr bper
S0'ls. On pil allereSe oa bore fu(b,
'fenots ri for 8lasen, men bet er bebst
al tase nosls iaa giuer, til Saoreue
CT pel0reoeos. Saa mart iom Selbre.
0ellen bes9nOsr, par fOriistis meb life
at tas' Or mango of 8iaerne, ba be !
laa 5alo oil irembrinse en- utaalelio.
ltlSHt uifaoelis alsen uuer bele arup.
pen. Wsiolet er iiifert mob ben isrSt.
6rem'omit al 5Urs,itninssIpmptumerne.