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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Thh Country Appears ~ . Minute For
tion Of the " Grid.

Ihis Country Appears ~ = Minute Per
tion Of the uerld.
Il was an Italian who lrB, discovered
the new world. says the New York
Herald. Il vas a second Italian who.
Wrestling from the nrst the eponymie
glory which was his right, gave bic
own name 10 the newly discovered
landa What should have been Co
lumhla became America. because II was
falsely believed that the mainland had
been reached by Anerigo Veapucsi
among all modern explorers. II is.
therefore fitting that an Italian pub
liSher. L. Hoopil Of Milan Il bringing
out fac-simlle1 Of aundry works OF great
interest and rarity which bear upon the
question Of the naming OF our country.
Most important Of these Is a little
treatise entitled "Globus Mundl,"
which was published anonymously
between 1905 and 1910. lis authorship
Is attributed. Though on insufficient
authority. 10 Honricus Lovitus Glar-
eanus. a geograDher and mapmaker Of
tie early sixteenth century. Il h
memorable as the frst book In which
the name America is formally given 70
the new continent The suggestion OF
this name had. Indeed. been made
In 1907 by Hylacomylus. Ia his "cosmo
graph.ae lntroductlo" published In
Die IN a passing aliuslon 10 "A fourth
part OF the world. which. fince Amerigs
found Il. We may call Amerigo OF
America" But Il was the "Globus Nun.
ID" that irst adopted the suggestion.
Another feature OF great lnieres; In the
"Giobus" Is a map OF the eastern
hemisphere. containing IN the lefi-hand
corner a small fragment Of the newly
discovered continent. which luia out Al
about the same longitude as the CAPE
OF Good Hope. This Is labeled not
America but Nluw Welt. or New World
Tho map Is especially interesting az
being. with the possible exception Of
the Ptolomaous edition Of 1908. the frsi
that contains America.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

A story Of two flags is told By = cor
respondent Of an American newspaper
who has verified accounts Of Spanish
cruelty IN Cuba. The foreman Of a
plantation attacked BY The sDnnlards
was a French citizen. He retreafed IN
TO his house and wrapped himself IN
the French Tag. In spite Of this sig
nihcant protest be was seized and put
70 death. No such contempt was
shown for the colors OF another coun-
Try whose protection vas Invoked A
Spanish force appeared At he estate Of
a British consul IA search Of a young
man against whomthey had some cause
" complaint. Putting the young man
IN a room the consul nailed the British
nag across the door. anddarcd the Span
iards to tear Il from ~ place The as
gallnnts knew that the pogcr OF ths
British Empire was rerresenled b. that
neg, and the eoloru were undisturbed
The world has learned thoroughly the
lesson tia; the British flag protects the
humbiest subject Of the qusen. May
Il never fail 10 Be true that the Amer
lean flag Is a defence for an Americas
citizen. tae world over.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

The Willy Indian heard and under
stood. perhaps. though his impressive
face showed nothing. He danglcd the
precious toy before her and said
smoothly:
Madame has heard. I am sure. the
tragedy connected with this dagger.
Nog Well. perhaps. then. l had better
not relate II. Is madame supersti-
llousi"
Madame Quivercd with delight A his
toryG Oh. she was sure OF a.
Yes. tell Il TO me. am delightfully."-
Iuperstltious."
SO. while the major listened cynical
". his wife enthusiastically, the son
Of Buddha. told his tale.
Many years ago. In our sunny land,
this jeweled dagger formed q part Of
the belongings Of certain beautiful
princess. She had q lover In whom she
believed. but who was nevertheless un-
faithful TO her. At last she learned
HE treechery. and, following him one
night, unseen. unnoticed. she behold
bis meeting with her rival. And there.
under the golden moon. the silver stars.
she went mad with Jealousy and pain.
and. snatching this dagger from her
belt, she plunged Il FIRST into the heart
OF her false lover. then into her rival.
And. turning. she held the blade, drip
ping with blood. high above her head
and cursed the dead and the sword.
Then, taking a tiny bottle Of subtle poi
son. she drained Il and fell on the
ground beside the man she had once
loved"
The dusky son Of Brahma paused.
Had he woven a sufficiently horrid
talef
What was the curseg" cried mad
anne In delight.
He hesitated. looked az the majors
cool, gray-blue eyes. at his pretty. deli
cate vile. and said. slowly;
That the dagger should exist till Il
had fulfilled lts mission and rid the
earth Of many unfalthful ones. but
when II fell into the hands Of a man
or woman whose lover, husband, or
wife was absolutely true IN work or
deed, 4 should then be resolved lnlo rs
original elements and return 70 the
uun-god. whence 4 came"
/ There was a CLEAN Of malice IN No
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

marked Improvement "a my condition. 20
kept on with the treatment. First my kidneys
began 20 do their work thoroughly and well,
and all bloal left me- Then the rheumatism
and pain Ia the region Of the heart went. ny
liver 4 cured, aud ! may nay ! am o. well a.
ever ! was II had 0nly known OF Pink Pills
few year, before, I should Be good mans
thousand dollars rlchern
As usual. when such testimonials are recelv.
Cd % the Office Of Dr. Williams Medicine Co.
they arc seat Tor ycfihcaiion 10 the leading
druggist Of the vicinity OF other persons in
good standing. The above was not an excop
ton, notu outstanding Mr. Clements excellent
Reputation, and the returned reports certified
that ali % the foregoing statements made 10
the reporter were strictly true
Dr.. William Pink Pills contain, In a con-
dcnscd form, all the elemeau necessary to
give new NE ani richness 10 the blood and
rcsiorc shattered nerves They are also D
specific Tor troubles peculiar 30 females. such
a. sup1rssslu1s. irregularities and al forms Of
weakness. IN mcu they effect a radical cure
In nll eases arising from mental worry. over.
work ur excess OF whatever nature Pink
Pills arr sold In boxes never 10 loose bulk
AZ 80 cents a box OF six boxes Tor q 90 and
may he had % all druggists, or direct b. mall
irum Dc. Nllila.as' Medicine Company, eche
ufrfaiV ~ "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

In view Of the prevailing and abld-
Ina love Of Him In whose hands all
power In heaven and on earth Is lodged
what a folly seems our unbellef! And
what sin and ehame our wory. We
have but the duty Of the present. the
provision for the morrow is our Faith
or's care. And because He cares and
Wills that We should have the help thar
never fails His trusting children in
their hour OF need we can put our
whole strength into the moments
work, assured that the morrow's task
viii never be allowed to pass beyond
the morrow's strength.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
Caught While
HePding in Colorado.
Ciaag 70 iz While Commercial Traveller "a tho Middle
West Notwithstanding all Efforts to Get Rid Of It.
EotSprings of Arkansas, of Avail-C=rc1
by DR.. Williams Pink Pills.


NJ. William Clement. Of Frcepori. Illinois
% a well-known commercial traveller, and rop-
rcsenls the large Chicago house Of Reed. Welsh
& LANCE Ia biz early life Mr. Clement mi
gfnicd Ia The breezy west and hccamca COW boy
10 Colorado After do|ng "a much al COW puuch-
ing a. be- desired. hc turned hls attention 10
mining. the exposure from which and bis lie
on The pains undermined q once strong con.
tuiut.un. and rheumatism. liver aud kidney
iruah,c and dropsy made their unweicome ali-
penfnnce.
The Hot SPRING. Of Arkansas we're visited
w the hope Of relief bot be was disappointed.
aud 10 be took up bis residence IN Illinois.
and obtained employment ~ drummer for a
large house IN chicago that has long since
gunc Oui of business Physicians were con.
suited both " home aud while on the road.
With only pceunlafy benefit 10 the doctors. for
NJ. Clement grew worse Instead of better, aud
constantly had 90 lay up ior weeks alta time.
II was thea that irom reading the advertise
mcnt 10 ihe papcfl the sufferer conceived the
idea Of trying Dr. Williams Pink Pills iof
Pale People aud did 30
II thought. M Clement said 10 the reuori.
ff,'thai MY cents would not BE- much e. pend.
nufc 50 hoarhi bo1 Of the pills aud bcgan
taking them according % directions
II had not iovali many days before found
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

The new American navy has not yet
produced any such incidents as one
which is reported from Toulon con-
corning some French naval maneuvers
The new cruiser Vatour began to carry
on target practice In the presence Of
the feet Instead Of hitting the float-
lng target she sent three shots into tho
admiral's ship. the Brennus. The frst
TWO oaly struck the bridge on which
the admiral was standing. but the prae-
tiee improved and the third shot
brought down the steersman. Admiral
Gervais thought that this was getting
close enough and gave the signal
Cease aring.'-New York Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24


The world awoke IN gusty spring
To hear the song bird earrolling.
With madrigals the south wind
strayed:
And every dell and every glade
Echoed the melodies he made.
Then came the ardent summer hour.
when chcrished buds burst into aower,
when revealing roses drank the dew;
when days were long and skies were
blue
And Fortune babe our dreams come
true.
And next the days Of autumn eont
The dignity Of calm content
And frosty tintlngs touched the wood,
And nature. all-belovcd, stood
CARRIED in a glory vast and good.
And last OF all comes the caress,
The slumber touch Of wearlness;
And to his couch Of sheltering SHOWS
With duty done, the old world goes
And smiles that he shall fnd repose.
Washington Star.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
rADPoLrs ARE rlDYcRsAruREs
They Rat nueh Refuse and Keep Thsls
tIoasss IN order.

A""NNH ~ NAANb
From Chambers Journal: A won.
doriul spirit Of tidiness seems 20 per.
wade the tsdpolo world. They aiways
eat whatever has become useless
their own eggs. their supeFauous com.
panions. even those who are only weak.
" are cleared out OF the way. and the
victims take Il an az a natter OF
eourfe. ! have disturbed a strong mem.
Der OF the community Just as he had
begun 10 dine on the tail OF a weaker
brother. but the sufferer has not
troubled 10 etcape-he simply waited
ull the fralrlcide returned 70 complete
his deadly work. For some time there
is no grave change IN the tadpoles
They simply grow and become 90 far
transparent that their internal mech
anism. which consists OF one coil OF In
,eatines. Is plainly visible. When.
however, they arc about three months
old. careful observer can distinguish
tiny foe; on either side Of the base
Of the ta,l. These grow slowly. but
seom unable 10 move independently un.
III shortly before the border land Is
rassed which leads to perfect froghood.
The HAD legs have reached their full
tlEe before the front ones appear. and
while the feet grow slowly tho hands
are ready made and can be used at
once. For day or two they can be
seen under the skin before they ven
ture forth. and their posscssor Is very
restless and excited. lie PUSHES madly
about. ioa.leg his comrades, and no
doubt being voted bore. then a more
vigorous effort breaks the skin. and
the tiny hand and arm appear There
seems some rule about tho order Of
precedence here. az there Ia whom the
whlskers 90. Tor this year ray tapdoles.
almost without exception. had their
right hands some hours before the lcft,
while on previous occasions have had
an entirely leit-handed crew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

The body Of "Poke" Wells. the out
law and dooperado. IA now Ia n pick
ling vat In the Central Medical College
AZ 81. Joseph. Mo, He will soon be-
come the sport Of the dis,eeiinE knife,
Young men who anticipate going west
10 rob banks aad hold up trains ought
TO see a moral In these facts The in
eiplcnt highwnyman certainly Is not
seeking to got into the pickle MF. Wells
IN a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Chlpper-sponger celebrated the list
anniversary Of his birth yesterday. II
must have been happy goal Cor him
to attain. Lipper-Why 50 for him any
more than any other man, Clipper
Why, he's been a borrower all his life
and now be has reached that point
where he can live on borrowed time
Richmond Dispatch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

New YORK has a tenor singer who q
90 handsome that he has to have a
woman chaseron 10 protect him from
emotional young women. This may be
the care IN New York. anything IN the
shape o. a male blpod, outside o. dudes
and other forms Of insanity. "a very
scarce. but II the pretty tenor win SO
TO Chicago be viii not be there a week
before he will have discharged his
chaperon and started advertising IN
matrimonial papers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Colonel-Yes. that silver plate was
handed down to mo by my great-grand-
mother. dear soul, who have been In
heaven these eixly years. Mrs. Perve.
MOBILES mel How awfally behind
the times they are up there. Amt they
New York World.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Il suppose" said the man IN the vel
low ulster. 1T doesn't hurt your glass
eye when you get anything In itg"
Does Il look a. II Il would ever Be
likely to have a pane In ~" responded
the other. frigidly. And he gave him
the CLASSY stare.-Indlanapolls Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Excursion tickets viii be on sale
December 2ist aud 29ud '-nr' II. &
4. G. stations TO points n AL bama
Mississippi, Tennessee, hsa,uoky,
Georgia, North and South Carolina
Virginia and Florida at one fare fOi
the round trip. Tickets good to sc
days Purchase your tickets vie
Houston and New Orleans.
c. w. BEiH, NJ. L. RonRINs,
Traffic Manager G. +. 4 4. A
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Copy ~ The Cunapaniun's AT Calendar
Tor In. which rivals The famous yard ct
Nnses' puhnshui ly lur CoNrhNl0x few
year. arn, = giNfn IRE % every new subscriber
o. Ina COMPANION Cor i-ll To nra subscrlh.
rfs me paper u also sent iIre IRON tm- tha suh-
lc1ptIon T. IecfiNtd iiil 1auuHIY isqs. Thus new
ruhscrhfrs slll rrrrlKe free. q hsndtome
ioaf.paE, nlkluE CALENDAR. autographed ln
twelve c1lnrs. luN lnmrkHlON fFrr every Wrfa
% Janusry isli and tor full year 90 snrarv
iss. by sandiuF ihe pnblishers 81 IS one years.
futserli sion. illustrated prospectus Cor lsli
ffrr Auduss iHE iorru's Companion, 90
toiambus Attnae. ilo.lon, Moss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Female Admlrer-How delightful n
must be for you 70 make your Twins
by your penf-M Modern Author But
don't; make 4 BY ny lSreNf'|<i.-'
Dudalo ExhSe1a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

The readers q this paper win be PLEASED
% learn That thee u AZ least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 90 cure
ln on o. Stages. and that l1 cltarrh.
Halls Caiaffh cure lE the only positive
cure nov known 60 The medical fraternity
tnturfh Cure n taken Internally. acting
directly upon The blood ard mucous sur
faces % the system thereby destroylng
the foundation ~ The dlseana. and giving
constitution and as sting nature ln doing
80 work, The ploFrlciura have 40 much
faith in ~ curative powers that they
ufigr Oae Hundred Dollars Tor any case
that y falls 20 cure. gcud Tor list % Tcs.
tlm0uiaia.
Addrrea
L. lIII..-I-N d -. ..-l... 4.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
THE DESERTS ELECTRIC POLES
some Of Them Made a. sharp a. Rarors
BY the DrIftIng sand.

some OF Them Made A. sharp a. RaEors
by the Drifting sand.
In the Arizona desert telegraph pole
are played the deuce with generally.
says the superintendent Of the tele.
graph rsssaIa OF the Southern Paclf,
Railroad. There 10 a sort Of wood.
pecker that picks the posts absolutely
TO pieces. thinking there may be In.
socts inside OF the wood. They heai
the hummlng and haven't sense enough
10 know what causes It. Then near
the hills the black bears imagine that
each pole contains a swarm Of bees,
and they climb TO the top and chew the
glass insulators to pieces. but the
eandstorms are the things that create
the most havoc. When the winds blow
strongly the sand Is drifted al a rapid
rate and the grains cut away the wood
az fearful rate. II was a common
thing TO have an oak pole worn TO a
shaving In a days time. while I have
seen poles Just ground 10 the surface
Of the earth during a single storm.
Things got so bad out there that the
company decided to substitute steel
poles for the oak and cedar. but that
did no, remedy the evil At all. The
sand wore away the metal on each side
OF the pole until the center was as
sharp as a razor. and all the Indians
In the country used to shave them
selves on the edge. We finally man
aged TO Ak things. Just painted the
poles with soft pitch. The pitch
caught the sand. and now every pole
Is two feet thick.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Hush money usually talks Tor both
parties interested In the transaction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

n We see nothing good IN others. they
Eill nct be likely 70 see much good
In us
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Mr.. Bashful latter years Of steady
callingl-lf-if I should prO-propose 70
toto any one, what would you
lhlnkl Miss Longwait--rd think the
world was coming to an end.-CAlpa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

We would all have less cause 70
blame others. II We had fewer faults Of
nur own.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Just try iOc box Of cascarcts, the fines
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Piso's Cure for Consuuption e the best
e an cough curCl. George W. Lolx,
fabucher, Ia. August 81, 1895.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Why ls whisky 70 much easier to 81
than work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Nerve Is courage ialers.asd By the
need Of action.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

n yuu want oQa|l using 81 s.. !.
forever. regain |1.I m1a118I ~ n.
strong, mafnfI|c, faII 81 new |II1 FL.
take No-Io- Iiac. tht Won Ger H1I.
makes weak men 4I111E Mary M
pounds IN ifnt1gs. Over .1I $40 14a.'|
No-Io-E1c from your df44
guarantee a cure. Ho1sItI and .I|4nI. ..|
free. al. Sterling Remedy o.. cI'
or New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

When bilious or costiyc. eat a Cascarct
candy cathartlc, cure guaranteed, Toe. 25c.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

when sick man calls FOR tobacco
he Is getting better.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Some men know n great many things
that aren't worth knowing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

The weaker the brain, the more open
the mouth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Blessed ere tho meek. The rabbi,
survives. hut the wolf Is gone.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

II Il worth remembering that there
Is always blk profit In schemes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

No gift viii be too snail that hsl a
heart full Of love behind H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

+. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toloio. o.
sola by DrugFsii ite.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

Traffic Manager G.P.&T. A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-04
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS



Cryvral springs. Nay She annual useesiss
Il ~ Mtsssss.rpt ChautauQua Assembly viii
begin % july L. AMI continus Tor tra days A
very attractive program has h-es arranged AMI
a large atten.lanes !. exrecte,i- senator Wal
Jhan has hsen Invited % make the oreniag
aaiirsss. ant Il IS hopssi b. vii b- present. On
ths f,th the Couieslcrat- Nef-raas viii have 4
reuHioa- Ihr feature % this dAy viii b. the
address % tsen joan r. tsortou u tseorxl Ansi
every Old veteran Nho can viii doubtless - on
hanA- TNe lectures VIII be delivered On tee -
Instant hv Or Hawthsrnr q NASHVILLE. DE-
~ sht q Hastos. an eminent divine ant chan
tangua vurker. viii coatlct th- ruuni table
teatnrr Il the vurk
The celebrated schubert quartet eg Chicago
ali - Ia Attendance ant their sia<in- VIII b. a
graf attraction.
In afaltion 20 the above many potable l-c-
tHr-r- an.i workers vii b. gu haast whose tafe.
S.il D. tnnaunreSi later.
Eeginasng with tae .sra the Epverth League
of IN stats VIII assemble In Convention ant
csntinu- unrli the Ezth seven ar eight han
fr~.f ariegares are exp~rtra- rAe convention
wil ~ prrshi-si over ~ Dr. Sneil q the Sarth
e=s MetAcsszst church. And Dr. stesie q Nash
Vile
The assembly management sisa annaunc, ar
eioeuiiaaary contest % ~ Psrticirats'i IN os
ssus.ears q tn, female cuIesrs q the Stase sad
an orafsrieaI eoate-t between mals stusients.
winnrrs In each 10 receive a handsome mefal-
The Mlsstssippt CnaArauqua Assembly va
erxAnlEr.l ths hegsaniax u last y-ar. AMI h~ai
the.r arst mevfins last Jaiy. ~hica. despite bad
weather 1ad -harf tires. proved sarc-ssstsl De-
ygnd their exPectafion-
The groan.ss arr Israte,f sue rils vest q ths
sFssHf
toriuru IS Iarx~ aasi conveniently arraax-,i. AMI
Il huilf Su a hflIsiie IN the form q an ssnphi-
theAfer- A large number q cottages are sa the
gruuB,fs far accommodation % Sisitar- ant NV
enes Wiil be erected - accommodate ne IN
cr-asiag er0wd--
The management ever sinc~ ne lncsptsaa q
rhs enterprise have h-~n making n d~termi a-,i
Effort u provs1e isk- Stiar-nt % tn grounds,
ami have at last sucrrefcd IN m4Sing all their
arrangements - have this worS asn~- I've
eanfFarters arr nas arr- 70 BID ca the work.
al ihr eezfrzss all b. lst vithsa a 4zy 81 t-o
sal ths Work 4sne within TIE nr1t thlrfy fav-.
thus securing % residents ansi visitors a prrma-
nrnt attraction Nature prrstisfssf \ l5geiy spot
Ter this lase as tt T. sifuftr'i a vaIiry % th-
west og the Ernausfs. AMI - saRss ar suhfn
two hunir-i f>rs x tAe auditorium The AXE
sm cpT~r an ara II about twearY -faar acres.
Ansi Is de-Pest paEt VII h- aoout twenty feet.
The csSt q the construction ef the aam Sii b.,
comparatively Hzhr. a. two hiIls About thrc-
haaslre,i teet apart VII ee egns-et-t II ne
cunning srassa proves .accrssfui "a - th- lnt~n-
tiea u ne assembly 70 rreyt a aeonsas,.iiaas bo-
81 ia adllflan 70 their present facilities fsr the
accommodation u glrsts-
Too much praise caan~t ~ aeeursir'i the P~o
pis q CrystIl SpFiagS wno have sa generously ,
aided the assembly directory IN their -lferts e
further The cause 4 elucaflsn-