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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

To- the sheriff % Marion County. OF the
state 80 Florida:
Know W, That I. John L. Crawford. Secre-
tary % state 81 the stat. 10 Florida. do hereby
Civ" notice that General Election will be
held in Marion County. state 30 Florida. ON
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in
Nuvcmh-r. \. u. IssS. the said Tuesday
being the
EIGHTH DAY or NOVEMBER.
For On" Representative 90 the second Con.
grc>Si"nal Dl~tric; 80 the state - Florida In
the 18th Congress 80 the United STATES.
For "n, justice. q IA" supreme Court Of the
state 20 Florida. for fun term,
For one Justice ~ the Supr'mr Court Of the
State 81 Florida. for un-xpir-d term Of b. :.
Liddnn. resigned.
For TREASURER 80 the State 81 Florida
For two Railroad Commissioners for The
term - four years.
For "rf. Railroad Commissioners for the term
If two years
For SENATOR far thr Twentieth Senatorial
District 80 the STAT. 10 Florida
For wv" Members "f thc House 80 Represen.
tAtiV,-- 81 the STAT. 80 Florida.
For County Judge.
For Tax Assessor.
For Tax Collector
For County TREASURER.
FaAA Aa#NA4Aa ~AHNFeaHA
For thr'-r Members 81 the County Board of
Public Instruction.
For Justice "f tn" Peace in and for the fol-
lowing Justice Districts. viz: No. s. No. :,
No. :. No. II. No. J.. Ma. ~. No. Is. No -.
No. -. No. -. No. ~.
For Constable in and for the following Jus
ticr Districts. viz. No. /. No. 3. No. Z. No. O.
NJ. :. No. =. No. =. No. IA. No L.. No. u,
No. -. No. u. Nn J.. No -. No 80 No -,
NJ" -. No -. No. -. No. ~.
IL The attention 90 the Sheriff il called
To- the law requiring him tn Notice OF
said Election Q" - Published In q Newspaper
printed In the county. IL there d. a paper Ia
the county. and q there D. no paper published
in th,. county. lac shall cause OF least i've
copies ~ this Notice 10 ~ posted in the most
public places IN ia" county.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and affixed tia, Great seal Of the
State II Florida. at Tallahassee. the Capital,
this thr 18th day 81 August. Is1s.
JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
l. = Secretary 81 state
To Is. DUPREE HSnEE.
sheriff. Marion County.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-14
CITATInN nF ADNINIsTRATION

In County Court. Marion County. Florida,
hy ia. County judy 81 said County
Whereas. ". r. Wallace has applied IN this
court for letters - adm uI-trat!Dn ON the ~
tat. 81 Ir-. Ami. Butler wife Of George But
lsrB d-c-a-.l. formerly 90 England, lately Of
New York City ownsng property Ia Marion
county. Fla.
These are. therefore. % cite and admOnish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
said deceased. {" b. and appear b@fOre this
court. on or b@fDrr the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 4. D. 1875,
and fl- objections. u any they have. 20 the
granting q letter. a. aforesaid. otherwise the
sam. will ~ granted a. prayed.
Witness my mann" county Judge Of the
county Aforesaid. TINS 1T day 81 September,
.-,.- 4 BT LI.OCK.
I-EALl County Judge.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-14
~IIERIFFs SALE

Under and fy virtue 81 an execution issued
out uf and under the sal 81 the circuit court
In and for Marion county. -aid execution dated
-..lt.iul-.r 1t. l-s-. ia certain cause wherein
GEO 4 Nash j. plaintiff and Otto GrOths ID
defendant. have levied ON and Will on
Mo$BAY. OCTOBER ;. Iss,
the same Icing a legal sale day. and during
the LEGAL hours - sale. offer for sale At the
door 30 the ra.4rt hDu-r ia Dcala. Fla. and sell
To- ia. highest aud best bidder for cash the FOL
lowing real s-fats- in Marion county. tO-wit:
lot A. subdivision 80 block y. old survey OF
Drala LEVIED on and sold % satisfy said exc
cIstis.n and s-ss-r-. T. D. HODGE,
y. IS. NAETI~. SneT1n-
Plaintiff ATTORNEY
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Plant System Special Rates

Kansas City, Mo-, and Omaha,
Neb.-On account of the Trans
Mississippi international EXPOSE
ton at Omaha, Neb., round trip
tickets are on sale June Is to
Oct. Is at rate of $50 SO to Kan
sas City, and rate Of S6l.45 to
Omaha. Neb. All tickets limited
to return Nov. Is, 1898.
Lexington, Ky.-On account of
the Kentucky Horse Breeders
Association, tickets will be sold
October l to 5, inclusive, limited
to return October l., at rate of
one fare for the round trip.
j. G. MAUGHs, City Ticket Agt.
F. J. HUBER, Ocala House
Ticket Agent, Ocala, Fla.
w. V. LIFsEY,
Div. Pass. Agt., Tampa, Fla.
B. w. WRENN,
Pass. Traffic Mgr, Savannah, Ga.
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ADMINI,TKATOK.s NOTICE

7. y. 7 Henderson. administering OF the
s-ra's Of =. ". Henderson. deceased. hereby
give motto. 20 creditors. legatees. distributes
and al other persons having claims or de-
Iuad- against said estate. 20 present the same
duly authenticated. within two years from
this date. or the same will IL barred. This,
the 18th day 81 September. A. D. lsas.
W. 7. HENDERSON.
Esds Administrator.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-14

l carry at all times a well
selected stock Of the best meats
and produce obtainable. OF
beef, mutton, pork, sausage
and fish we llav- the cream of
the market. Oysters and
game in season. Telephone
No. 20, free delivery and your
patronage solicited.
j. w. DAVIS,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


was shopping n town today.
-Limeadc, the greatest of all
summer drinks, sc at Troxler's.
At J. j. FulIcr's you can buy
d shirt that is a beauty for a
wheel.
Our ties are knotty, but
they're nice. Davidson and Van
Echop.
-Boratod TaIcum Powder, 10
cents, at the Anti-Monopoly
drug store.
Malt Extract for strength, at
the Autobiography drug store.
Six bottles for 81.
Something unusual, a real
dollar shirt for u dollar. David
son and VanEchop.
Mrs. S. T. Sistrnnk and chill
dren and MISS Donnie Griffin are
rcCuperating ut ScabreeZc.
Fresh and new garden seed
for fall planting received. Also
onion sets. Tydings & co.
The annexation question set
tied by buying PAIR Of l5c. to
25c. carriers at j. j. Fuller's.
Persons desiring to preserve
eggs for winter or spring use can
get Per-AIgrctta at Tydings &
Go
"A big drop in price to protect
you from little drops OF rain.
Umbrellas for all at }. j. Full
ler's.
Uncle Sans tar soap for the
hair and the best shampoo, 10
cents. Autobiography drug
store.
-, =, w., m''. ,..',, . -. , a,,
"loiy' ~ '''0''1 n w ~''0 go a
~ - DOo0'''"
=, :, 1,4,o o1 obua
~ W.. . 1'l' w. r aaa, I.;'';t
at St. Augustine. Mr.. Little
will iOin them at Rochelle,
a f,,i+
a,,a,,, das, 49, Anti Monono1r
~ : ''0''
l1c" "o'' " - 0''ir' "
wv J'l''''' - WV 80 N o -,
"y0 i1'''"''' : - '''''0' ~ 'i O'0' "
} 'ii' : > ~ W.
j. f. Calh" of NeWberry anc
-'i''' ~ ''''' ''''G' ''0'- ~ ,5 49,
l l',4...1Is- =
io'll' i''''' 80 va y
Finest llnc OF toilet soaps II
town, "Etghth Wonder tai
soap. The best tar soap maze
at TydingS & Go.
George Pastrur has gone to the
mountains of North Carolina t.
recupcratc his health. He will
return in a week or ten days.
,...,... ,..;.h ,o,>,
u.s., 1877.
~ uCdu ttl3O "oI'lN'll W olNNAoN
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-14

For broken surfaces, sores,
insect bites, burns, skin diseases
and especl.slly piles there IS one
reliable remedy. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, When you
call for DeWitt's don't accept
counterfeits or frauds. You will
not be disappointed with DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Anti-Mono-
poly drug store.
Rev. j. P. Hilburn went to st.
Augustine today to place the deaf
and dumb negro boy, Henry
Green, in the asylum provided for
such unfortunates. But for his
atIlictions this boy is one Of the
brightest Of his race in town, and
is a we'll known character on our
streets.
-SpOnges, sponges, sponges
for all that want a bath cheap,
at the Autobiography drug
store.
All members of Concordia
Lodge No. Isl, F. I. of A, are
requested to be present at the
regular monthly meeting Of the
lodge to be held Friday night at
,:3O o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
SOME rosrsCnIprs.

The pneumatic tube VISA originally intro
ducod In London N 1853.
IN New Zealand two reraons working to-
Sether constitute a factory,
A nutmeg tree OF the largest size will pro-
ducc TO moru than Ave pounds OF nutmegs.
Coal is degrer In South Africa than In any
other part of Tho world 1t 10 cheapest IN
China,
1t is estimated that since the heginning of
the historical era, i3,G000Oo persons have per-
isbed In earthquakes.
The making OF lucifer matches is state
mcncioy IN France, spain, PORTUGAL, Italy
Greece, Ronmana aud Soryia.
Hebrew guides In Rome never pass under
the Arch OF Titus, but walk around IT. The
reason is 1t commentaries victory over
their race.
Holland has Just established compulsory
service for all Dutch citizens In the army
The only persons exempted are priests, NM
! istcrs and divinity students,
Bohcmia's German towns have formed an al
lisneo to resist the spread OF Tho C&egh move
ment. Ii is expected that the bohemian
towns viii form counter alliance.
Tac reading OF romance is forbidden by the
Koran; hence popular tales are never put in
I wrtilk AMONG the Mohammcdans but uro
possea from one story teller to nuother
Tho calendar for the present year exactly
ftmocecos that OF 1881. Each year COM
mehcod On n saturday, has Il aS-day Friday,
am In both years Etster fell on April 10.
Frances new chamber OF deputies noludos
a coat BLACK negro from Gundaloupe. NJ. Lee
Eit.mus, elected by q coalition of blacks aud
whites against tho nulnttoes ON the island.
Tho rndder frame for the hattleshp Illinois
has All ived nj the Nvwpor, News Shipyara
from thu Cleveland Iron Forge works. The
wosht OF this frame Is ~ 800 pcupds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

less expense to make inquiry regarding the
Indebtedness OF our people is it not also
a useless expense to make Inquiry le
garding wealth produced? WEI the books
balance with figures on but one side Of
The ledger? VIII it be possible to deter
mine from such an inquiry whether or not
we, as a people, are progressing?
The census of 1900 is intended 10 be a re-
port showing that our people. as a whole.
are prosperous, and for this reason the in
quires will be restricted as stated
The value Of all wealth produced, agri-
cultural products and manufactured ar
ticles are to be enmerated, but the value
Of land, value that is also cla5sed IS
wealth by the great majority. is to be
ignored. The real reason for This is that
II viii not do for the people to be gwen
figures showing the increase Of land values
IN the same report that contains figures
showing decrease in wages and prof s.
The census bill has not yet passed the
house and il is certainly the duty of every
democratic member to oppose 1t as 1t
stands. ]. II. Springer.
INDIANAPOLIS June 81
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THEY WILL Not LEARN.

1t Is much to be feared that cur naval
constructors are not disposed to apply the
lessons OF the present IN the further, or at
least in the immediate, contracts for addi-
tons 10 our navy. Congress neglected in
It's last bill for new vessels to authorizes
the building OF any arnored cruisers. and
now the navy department proposes to con
struct moro battleships and monitors with
out special reference to speed,
Three big battleships and four moni-
tors were authorized as additions to the
navy BY the present congress. The plans
have been practically completed by the
navy department and not one of these
vessels is to have over sixteen knots speed.
We have Just had demonstration of the
necessity OF giving more speed to our fight
ing vessels. II Ceryera's fleet OF armored
vessels were on the high seas we would be
from going where it chose. by good for
tune we got 1t In bottle otherwise wa
should have been helpless to prevent what
ever mischief 1t might have Intended
against our coasts
a strong effort was made by suhordinates
in the naval construction bureau to have
some of the weight OF armament and ar
NOR ON our new battleshlps sacrificed tc
speed. but this was oyerruled. Foreign
governments are now giving eighteen
knots speed to even their battleshlps, and
much more to their armored cruisers. In
sacrificing all else to armament and ar
NOR We are Sure TO be embarrassed some
day when going against nation with 1
faster navy. We were embarrassed from
THIS very fact for more than a month fl
the present war.
The public should not trust too Blind,
to the theories OF the old constructors O
the navy, The younger men in the ser
vice are demanding that more atteptio,
be paid to up-to-date models of foreign
havies and the people should sustain thes
progressive young fellows to that extent
Under the lights now before us it looks n,
II speed were one OF the very FIRST consid
erations in naval construction OF all kinds
and II we Will not build armored cruiser,
we can at least add TO the stiffness an,
cruising capacity of our battleships To
us try and avoid mossbackism In the nav,
department above all other branches OF IN
government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

GRAIN AND THE GULF ROUTES

IL seems that not only the securing OF
deep water on our gulf coasts IL now M :
tracting grain shipments in this direction.
out that the Southern timber districts are
playing an important part in the prem
ises by aiiordtng the North and South roads
return load OF lumber
The East aud West lines for years car
ried grain to the Lakes and took back
lumber to the West. They were able by
this haul in both directions to reduce grain
freights and they practically monopolzed
the grain Carrying business. But now The
forests OF the lake region are so depleted
that the West is looking to the Gulf tim
Der country for It's lumber. and the North
and South roads are beginning TO tax,
both the grain and lumber carrying bust
ness from the East and West lines.
The result Is constantly increasing grain
shipments to the Gulf ports. The roads
are getting freight going and coming and
the Southern export trade Is showing a
phenomenal development. A report on
Lake Commerce" recently made to the
bureau OF statistics points out this new
feature in the carrying situation and pre-
diets that the Lake grain trade must con-
siantly grow less while the Gulf ports
must annually increase their exports.
Facts like these continue to emphasize
the necessity Of pushing to full accom-
pahhment our deep water channel, IL we
would have Houston enjoy a great ship
ping business In the future. We could be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

War Has So ON,rled the Attention
OF All hut ne Sudden.

Not least among the good effects OF the wa,
IL the remarkable decrease IN crime Every.
body has doubtless noticed the scarcity OF
criminal news In the papers This is not alto
gether because the war news has crowded A.
out There has beOn noticeable decrease.
n crime itself during the last two months
the data on the subject have rot been col !.
lected In Chicago but New York newspaper
has investigated the matter In that city ana
the Improvement revealed there undouhtenl.
has It's counterpart here, The police author
tues In New York assert that crime has fallen
on In that city at least one-third since ina
nrst sun was hrcd against the Spanish The
district attorneys office has fewer criminal
cases than Il has had since ISL
Iho police courts now usually finish up All
thclr business Ia single sitting of ono hour
each day, Assistant District Attorney l.inosn, ,
~ authority for the statement that there IA
less crime now In Greater New York than
there Was when tho city had only Sol, OOo in,
habitants. He ascrihes the sudden reform
70 the enlistment OF many men who were
idle and needy, though not necessarily vicious
and 70 tho intense interest IN tho war shown
by the lowest howcry toughs The war In !
kiyen new turn to the thoughts OF an hut
inc most sodden and desperate, On the whoio
We situation goes 10 prove that war is a moral
tonic which II Is good thing 10 administer
OCCASIONALLY IN order to set rid OF tho canksrs
bred by peace.
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IL, =, a. ,,.,4
in's credirors mre reoujred to toks such
steps as may be pertinent ana necessary
for the promotion Of the best interests OF
the estate ana the enforcement Oh ene
Cb,,tor = ,royidos to,. tto odririst,a-
ton Of estates and the distribution of
dividends In relation to debts which have
prlorl'y is PROVIDED tnSt me court 5hull
o.uel tiu9tee9 ~ pay an N",'o''aI 90 :
anu IUilN' p'i t1MeS ouc uy '.ic uaHHi ~.
III uuEahee OF 'he payment OIL olF.ueilts
10 creulloI Olner u"'lS s'Neu prloI,t! Ale
lho ac'uai anu necessary cost OF pre-
serving the eS'atei me ming ices pau ~
cIeu,loIs IN 'llNuIuhtaFy cases cost oi auI -
in'nlStI9,lon' lhciuulng ices ana mlIeage
70 Witnesses ana one reasonable attorney
leeS' wages due "orNiheh clerks or ser
wants that nave heen earned WITHIN three
nIo.,.ns before the ua'e OF the eommet.as-
iueht oi proceeulhks; nor 10 exceed s3oo
10 each claimant ana dents n"ms to per
sons VINO by the laws OF the state or OF
'he united states are admitted 10 priority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
THE CENSUS LAW.
rick 10 Cover IN the Nortu,,ev =,
"ebtedneSs OF the Decade.

-. '""FFN 81 the Decade.
Indianapolis ssntlnel
10 the Editor wish to call the atten.
ton of the readers of the Sentinel 10 mo
rev census bin just passed the senate
section "a OF this bill reads as fol,ovs
that the twelfth census shall no ,.
s,rie'ed to inquiries relating 10 tho non
"'N'ion' TO mortality, to the prodpc,s =,
esfleuiiure and Of manufacturing ana =, y
'nahioai establishments 1t forthsr No.
''eSS mat the amount and value ~ 90
cultural products and amount ana -.
81 manufacturing and meebanica, ss,as
"shmeats be given. No provision = 80.
10, 10, The collection of facts and ngures 80, -.
M',ug TO the mortgage indebtesns
'ue'uoea in the census of 1890 ms !. -
s as with reeommenaa,ions ma, ~
- Iolter 10 eliminate such innnir' ~
1880, rsasoh siVtn was that It was nsaie.. ~
n ,.5Y' he real reason is thst tbe n,r, -
onsaiiy and integrity does NO, p Ny, ot
' Sohnip1rlson made as to the rn NJ Misn =
'sansss OF 1850 and 1900. If il is !, NJ, M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
ouR FALLEN HEROES.

Up to Friday OF the past week the losses
in battle of American troops or sailors
had been so few and scattered that 1t was
almost beginning to be hoped that this
would be virtually a bloodless war, SO far
as casualties on our side were concerned.
The fighting around Santiago will have
the effect of rudely correcting this inn
preston.
The operations OF the army in Cuba will
mark the beginning, In all human prob
ability, OF an imposing death list on the
American side, and the Nation must he
prepared to hear of the slaughter OF our
brave soldiers. along with the news OF
brilliant victories. No war In these latter
days can be bloodless. OF course, the peo-
pie of the United states recognize this
when they stop for a moment to reflect
upon the deadly character OF modern en-
gines OF war, but the shock will be none
The less painful as the reports chronicle
from time to time the results OF the lght-
irg In Cuba and Porto Rico and possibly
In the Philippines.
There VIII be the consolation in Amer
lea, however. OF knowing that the heroes
who fall for us are falling In a Just strug-
gle for right for humanity for human
progress. for National honor and National
greatness. True, not day passes over our
heads hut hundreds Of brave men in the or
binary walks OF life are falling at their
posts in the cause OF civilization, Chris
finpitV and bDutanify Accidents
their quota Of vcFims wear and tear. eli
mate. the exigencles OF the hour, are con
stantly adding to the list. But the world
stops not to think of these obscure heroes
Of this CONTINUOUS list OF the dead and
wounded in the civil paths of progress.
And yet the victims OF war only fall in
another part Of the field of clvilizaton's
ceaseIess battle. They are no greater he
roes than thousands OF others who perish
elsewhere. But they are heroes still, and
are entitled to the glory which is due to
their sacrifices.
That those who go down before the Span
lard VIII receive the grateful remembrance
of and have thcir names and deeds hon
ored by this great Nation in a conspicuous
manner goes without saying, They Will
fall in one OF the most righteous and most
unselfish causes that ever Inspired hui
man action and their deaths viii cast a
now halo of glory around the flag they
followed.
We need not mourn these heroes. there
fore as We would grleys over their loss
under other circumstances. Their deaths
In the cause OF freedom and humanity. In
the face Of the foe and upon the field OF
battle are universally regarded as the
most glorious that can come to men. and
as they disappear from, the moving
breathing ranks of life proud and CRATE.
iul Nation VIII enroll their names on tha
ih'reriehahle lists OF the worlds bene-
factors and heroes, Christ himself taught
the grandeur and the godlke inspiration
OF dying for others.
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The desire OF the people of this country Is
10 conduct war as fairly as ever any war
was waped. The Spaniards will be midc ia
understand II any uncyiii.ed methods nre
ADOPTED against our prisoners that this roy
erlMcht viii give fair warning, and If il is
not heedod, the atrocities VII be punished MS
they deserve to he, Fighting the devil win
IRE 10 last resort, but It can be used ef
iectNely.-b fillmore American.
Santiago will fall MORO castle will ho
taken, either rs 1t now stands or ag a hoap of
rims. Cervora and I.inares, n they Iiys
through the battle, are likely to be Them
selves prisoners Of war Ii will he well for
them II the eight prisoners of Moro casrIe
arc found alive and unhurt when that lima
comos--Clevelsnd Plain Dealer.
IN view OF Hobson's gallantry, his promnt
exchange would have done much 10 remnyr
bitterness aud ameliorate tho conditions "
warfare and the treatment Of Spanish pris-
ohers " the future. and SPANS refusal adds
nef,erubly to the general public impression
thot none OF the chNalTy Of warfare * Ia he
eNpccted OF the Spaniard.-Philadelphia Press
In any case il is certain that II tho Snartsb
government or its responsible agents shomld
aNoN any harm to befall the Merrimac nris-
oh'r rs, that would be n shor; and easy ,ya,, "a
rare stel storm OF revengeful rage amonr
the American people that they would thonrN,
Forward be satisfied with nothing less thsn
tho eNtermlnation OF Spain as a state.-Wash'
tnstoh Times. 80"
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como great lumber shipping center as
well as grain and cotton exporting point.
We are. In fact, especially equipped and
situated TO meet Just these new conditions
noted in the railroad carrying business.
We must not allow our ship channel pro-
iert to rest a day longer than necessary
circumstances. facts. conditions. are daily
more and more, justifying the completion
OF tho work and pointing out It's necessity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
THE BLUES.

For The Post. ..uov lust 80
How the blues creep on a lei'uN
.riVial VIAL, ma hos changed its aspect =
piru III ~ the raven, ana =
forming TO your nioou ,,oupd wi
Your thoughts come tlop,,,ude.
making dark your soiltus r,reIn d y
No star of hope lights up NV s,ers you !.
years which stretch ps ~ you as:'
The friends who gather roan.
the friends of ether aa, he aid tla
oh. for a day, minute, win w
to adore you, :, yore TO nsi
For the smiles of frienus .. .ys
glad your darkened ways
The business you're engaged 10 seem
" Inc N "pott's Hollow Z, bid
The eir,s whom erstwhile you h is,,os.
seem scrawny. lank ana m Nsrp
Nh fo se.," s% SJi from Lydia, from =
Your Or ,r,d from di MGle tween the pi Z
iou' t nm dsssrt that's before you ~
me oeser ,. , .n animal yop Z
NJ the haun,i Of cam ma help YOU Tho
must run its coufss -, with sNd'i
Loved ones may be about Wv
tude may sean .,,res. but ~
Your blue and gloomy iea.
only makes you worse'
The letters which you long l0'
mlssivus uninditea' -. Il thh Z
The compauionship you cra'