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- W G. K.NTAEL, Editor. COVINGTON, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LA., SATURDAY, JUNE 7,1"W. VOL9. X1.8NO9,•~~ ~~~~ , ,7 ,. ...

THE SEVEN STAMOE

nlny *uMM.t , a ls a ms irrsle now It happy hml

Only a boy.Tredglagsa naool.G•e•nedm now by al erner eais.

Oaly ay ath.JIvnmgla n gnmo;1e- t premies Ils ow sewmg.

Only sam.Ualuag was flel,Ubm in aowbya ovas was

Only a bather.y rdes" *tab ears .Silver theeds Is dark-brows hai.

mOnly a graybeard,Todding again.Growing eM anft sa of paln.

Only aummnd,r•orgw• with gems;

IN AN INDIA TEA FILEM

A krooldyat e who mnows AsAbout • 0m brant L nea

cs.a n we N. s .. p.a r . s.p,-siyls a hs ci.. ani

Nee Nes ha*e. - Lrbea

"It I.s rriatl bow lIttlS peopletLow about t• . Tbhe omumepta othis armids Il the Uaite slatesamamats to theousans of eheals sama-ally, aa yet not oee pawa Is a ther-san hkows say thins about the growth

and subsequest preparatih 4 tLblragrant last belies it In pet ea t

aruket, an I nay aed that very fewkaow how o maske *s whom they havethe matsial at hba."

This was what Mr. Jaes Virte`. 4SFifth armease, sIAm o a Bhooklya

Eagle writer theether ay. Mr Virtes.Is a soolihuma by birth saG far eiht-aim yeahs was a -aperlateadest at Inssedls or cmmaind, as they aen calledh Iis; metd this tie hbe spent Isthe Donasa al Dsgalig provisee,whioh se sa the aertheast portion of

tnia about sh ar tthuidre l sityslles bhem (lkset. Blsla askel ttoll mesethag of what he keew of dteltarm M VirThe esat.saed: •Thegeeral Mes is that all tees -ome kenQhim lrJapa. This is a enroeouseppedt s. The tes plasea, inastryfa Ilalls ay s mearn a ew oae, salIrat alby amoses has ommanadel for it

a, a-s has bas thoSeeamoan -guess eapapan to

n d snuves who would ethom-wlus haeo beIle or meat A-er to ItTam, ase..plmmmr saas arew.hows Ihe o h *oe ta beemaa%' wishmly es iM mb OMan Japan thwseosemm ' o oare frer -ae ahalt to two-n t k•all .eanra, ter a tsar,

while In ee_- t wt Is a ds rees ramlg 1,s, e mmo iner, masipmwa ia A s M•a.•rw ho•6% dli• i

has s $ ti ., I sant ,M nt-s

l who do Ta smayhas •taawe W aogeeaes~pm efaetab. Ity b a tasemi, aem l-hr sthem ate; ,lau as (eltseareismeay a te T•s.e man a'-.,-pes te e eo ls satggeds

wthe b dlau ir i ras e belter ahlEr ath wr tde . B yes auLs"'-aml lmlee•p it'es eao, tm sI uh: b''-r a l er II ssen ass nthhas bees At ate amaas-agein baaras~~n tdlh etr esaar hel mur -a-es s•.aI_ niym k oees tp url ao-s-ser asaa et eo talos, tho lot.for (%Ih ss The tree plaers oIraisae I sewr# hn est, srad prie thae-sevs upon p.,rig a mesonsteathks

lbria sa warm• s t rapas Then

--o im el, t o aoisepem .begnow anda l o malaris, and wratmelves am resie there tar stra le.Sws sa warep aias a always ema-

wthr atc wme s si sal thea wt. ht lemspale th m re drel sayManal lesa s tlr o oseat t the Wmla b twats. the sat therwl bpeha gSo

-means As ae wamte y l a very tr. 1iaIe The weawek tevesa or twlehorn a days the ma, who re theelutart, eight lers e . The teaUasfetrr-i• who are shem, week Isiuteen boCt 'ea is growa her a Ie•at whis, t.mesa, is abeias bem nthe tree, ai is Ltheapntate seal at Istale (whick masea at a small stake 4oad seltomake a bote I the sll, the

wedl drpped s a ld eehl), or henwhat I called a trarasplastla, weelri, 1whik is takes mee a toeilag bel ap Ibamplatet is the regular mil. Thisplastiag is dm s the relay sages. awhisk late ken May to November.This seat waste a grest deal of atls-Ot. The lias or aews muast be rage- ILarly da sadl weoe by heal at least 1mme a mont to proess the growth of a

gle whik is wry prelleo Is suck aa elsata. Bsh plant aeutales aGPe Mto hllt about tw lebt Iesru, sad a ela at stake wllB show I

ahses greal Sm hem three to ler Imaths after plaat , A tsasplstald amalea, will appear tS half the t eThe plat g s g est like a Ter aor a

s . Ita se m Iiaa e esre sa delsem tbe mal *adl otf assa asse gwhoa the bush will have altoale a t

t et ho three to thus sal anhdlf abLee I have hew a aee tee as I

gas tela l eet Iit wtaslelnalas ehe tea pleat weoul s WAh a height ofeass or twedty eat sad ase I M, tset be to b ar taeew sall bet we a

Peamit .beat kr fean a

the gMI a Cesr lea, to give mae awakesl ad a mose dalisate pealtm It pere alieeto to WW St weald sap t` II

alf Snts less wett bhe enthlm. Ilte parnaog is lastoaseembe,.adsY 1Sat begem lumos ---1 3aChi I

wa is sho thse oma- "Blran tha s week is Awpt p

See as ~ament ste wr &l

bear my mine leaves, which three atp:ucked, and hem the resdalalag lsnew brauche will grow wheih willbear leavesja their retera. I we wereS rpa bhramb ea . all its leaves we

l kill the tea bash, or, n therwereds we should be 'killing ttegoose which lays the golden egrs,'it sach a simile may be used. Thefrst leaves thus plucked are caled'No. 1 lush.' They do not make theInes tea, but rank about as low as aleaf can be valued for commerce. Theseleaves are taken ea trays into the 'with-erlag-heu ' by the womem who pluedthem. amd who ar supervised by IdMEdan,' er native men, whose businsss its to sme that the womea do mot spoil thebush. TheM t is allowed to rest othese trays util ft Is withered to thepliancy ef a kM gl ov a process whichskes hfroe twelvete eightsedrhors, ao-cordiag i the temperatre. Then it Iseaured away by men and put oa therolligta le, where it Is meaipulatedfor atena o tweaty nmates, asooradiuto at cesdltion o the 1sel Th erusb-Slg process biags about the fermeat".tre meeessary to develop the quality ofthe eat Itis ten take sto the fenmeating redas, where it ferriets uatiliti is nondltiea ts gois the dryiagmachi•e, Its time bae beimg em oaitos i bhoe. I the dryer it remainuntil It I cooked, process which re.ques to ib carefully looked afteer ais which mnem bt experienced bandaaa employed. By beinr cooked isSmeast hting dried. The i then goeess the sitiaghoese, where the variousgrades are made by sitters of the reqei-sis mash, that is twelve, te samd eightInche to the imch. The twelveamea sitsW the best tes, becausethat leaf is smallr ad heavier. TheSsmaIler the tlesta the better the tea. Theserthre tes are straight, ad are kaewmSasPekoe,Pkee Som houga Someohog,represeuting respectively the irst sea-oad mo d third g e Poke souchougis them oe tip mixed with a lower grade,or a mizteNe o the L•t and seousmmgrade. Seseomhoug is the third straighti . While the e after thome pWe-Isees is ready fer use, it istreted upagain Lt extract say dampes whichmay hav accrued, as the lest is verydlceult aed samepttlih This demo itlpacked is cets w shppdiag. What sthe bes teat Wel. fittea days afterthe tt plaeklmg the sesed Suk isready. aat eight days later the shdlush is plucked d thidsemsltuais thefleest la md enseq tly the best

a. Ome grade excels the other isflavor, but they all go throgh the eamepressee whipl I aie described Theseladias aseswe pees sat straiglt andhave a delicious faver, whereas most

meeas that the, last has beenmne drawn ead the m lied up

hm, q d" with alsoelrves msd asea b r tfa nl gerand adgso As to pies, tshe l udiumPak sells dar sixtprslmeesna pemmd,tas Fekee og rg !se ftyr mates edthe Uoeeemdeor srtypavmasts. Thebest eChs teas, iif ye I get the

em at be asdl or leassaomi deller a p onse emdma grade sem.-tg tSv te •seand tthirdL irt sity-t eeei The emad wlr Ipliama ws.aelgreaitys're td ao fis a.msa I1sft when I sat wean t adis, thasmuatyen atstmasmgIaM omyanbessti-tsa per ceat. f. the ia mmstdthee, while am.res.I lafds sentftyam per eat nt r priacigal ar-

ker amr Lag d, Ausstsi, AriotaWds met the Cale of Good opsdshe is steadily as her Mfreigmcommesue. TMe teui ianthis euntry amounts to about nem hun.deesdnd tea milie pns s p-rmnaum,ad at this Iseppeas met mre than Avehuade thoesed pomade s ome hm I.dia It is only nematly, however, thatIdisem tse have beens Isteducede r.

TERROR 35 EPIDEMIC.

T wo as Why.. a Da m e

9-I.P I~tioa uean eowar'L GaysR~I-S Keiht hims uel the

drn als abeiylag paokom.Bat Is it jest r -"mfap with

.ewaeui? Wod amy ass be a kle..hearted if he ...eM be etwke ? Dowe-a every bighieati. fbooh. frn

i,.r llk as. eadq~grbhphmheearn L~y~Itas hote thirty tbLmtei to theisaai~ a .dam thathie arnas~a.iwrNok seps. Issues ubesk beaussr the ie.meicte elieS whhseug by. or tht theightd iheatisa tseel rne the pern

sprair tweS er all hb pmsv, 35.eM be* whtriwte ..wl at m If he

Mi, bat it whimb hin ranlike a 'rnatemssek. Hie tease aytail his that bie backI las tred a tar-get as brsm baast. thathbe iaas lhtyto be shat reinsUag w aivamimps&Anwlkey a ee e Ia-

mea ab ta Maer aat e at a ad-winaq tham at a feMa a vw eQathiapse him at* blstuis. Doiaestbr ct l s Cur e Sm is 'IM

m-n sat al his _ mmmleiin"aar- at ata 1 -a

Uater Qrn dhumamusa, eqrHS+ilitary r whe a ws the white

ba~ite ii0060MmW&as e tetsap.. a. ew-a up.. 1ps a" Is hemeralyun7tpusmie fee -u asyt

Paeen set 3u tis iS far tasassimit that he is iseamdatit h~e mmsea 'minbt apiiAealIt is -er sar y aat tham he

mIt r we 36th ~se uaast~af ft h~ so me-

ha~e/ biees b t heif MM bhainge -I ha--b-bw the whe b

mw. t as, i. Rw

it mitbehesea

- rnai he a ea The.pa b whiseab ir I.asa sail

rmlaelyu - '-t- mi !s ad. UIt

uiethoUiSW . e Is ras areotzd arnS a ae r 1r~a, b (k iaeat-ed -- ' >r Iheiaae thtarwda tsar..-& bet

~br- an.3 V.- IC ~~- e~

VERSS TO THE EDITOR.

WItty sayims Tar Aceempnalsd we. ebadr r..r r•ms..

The edito of one of New York'smany repositories of humr i almostdaily in reeeipt of versifled eommealncatious from his contributors, subenitt1ag verses which in many lnstancesare lamentably inferior to the eom-munaletions themselves.

From bee of the most prolific poeticeas came the following:

0! prltbee east your eagle squintO'er this poeti• tale

And if 'ti. good enough to printRembmber 'ti for sale.

The same writer shows that even thepoet Is sometimes compeled to think ofmaterial things, and in seeding a Soee-aet to the Soul to be pased o to thewoper chamnel, he observes: .

I may, my Lord. I hope you're well,This Sea et to the Soul

I •--- waste Ml wl sellFor two fall toes ol ea,

sitFriendship of many years' standing

prevented bloodshed when the editorreceived a quatrain accompanied bythe lefty lnes:

They my you doan' know wha Is whatI don't believe you do.

O your decision k• this Qutereaes my eplt of you.

'lmain.To this the editor found it poeAtable

to reply:I may net knaw eft what Ie what

Or which is whleh-de't ask ISRat I do knaw year IIle Quat

Lie. burled nl my baseLSThe next coantribution from this ge-

teman brought with it the invocatioa:I pray that you and I may get

A gift from Heaven's dome:Mar youesesss to like s t lines,

I dollars for the pomeIt sometimes happens, as in the three

lnstaoes followlg, that moaey is oeitherlost sight of altogether or s so subor-dlaatod that it is rather an aooemsory

an ay thing els:'ve worked for py I nevs getUntil my bead is hoary;

Take this and haoersend mo not;'ll take It out In glory.

Appeals of this sort are very hard toresist, thouagh i the instance following,the editor, rather than feel himself re-spoasible for a premature though happydeath, returned the poem to the writer.The note read thus:

W I Comd gat this Dens Ineour magestas 01 frlend.

I seuld have reahed Re pI naA~Attaied my ehorishod ed.

01 take the poses, print t, andDsklgt my poor week eye.

And was. I me my uses la typeo01 ta I'll st•ry die.

The third utterly unselfishubiellows:

yewu st It. take ItlS rat o an eumesd;

And be dartme "The meter is rsther weak In the last

lis, but te sentlment of the wholeu. * i*fsreshlg that a very bed poemweas sespted and paid for on the

stregth o tbe litle ne that eseowith IL-John Kendrick R•sa, isrchMr.

WIE• MODERATION.

a ws• •ao~p-aes wem iesIu deslug with Austria the. Prfslsoerm.eahewed a wise amoberaiom

It ammea•n as teitemy, me t he ~e7ia l-spa -epan weas -. is

ibalels t4erb Aisia mbeut U, _Athei m kern fStsy t the onse dtheswar. The em was aia whm P•r•esic brdeas te saureme ariter ofGee dmany, a s tal s apsr ead KIarAu stia SaNgaery oeaseda ee perst ethe Ger•mas bedy. hem that omemst, o ar d avs beis• the peass wassiguel. NM . lemisek empieoa all

his addre to tars the eapre he at-tacked, na aluestvwerthrew late asally. e fereesw that his real aetege.asts were oat em the Daube, but asthe Rhie sand the Vlstel. be masee aeta m s ee ooistely ea the edGreek malsm : Taet yeou amassif there were m day tboayeyr d ei,andJyear rias as it they wee t be.

coame your emmies"Bat th pieble was mare difeult Iaal with the oor Gersmea states.

which had anl, with tke eeeptis ofsRoeklsmburg.Sehwula, adhered b Aus-

Nassea and Paiakforstwere marked oettsrl simedate m si rr they hadbees for aeesstry objects .1 Prwemaamnites, Wad the esmes-t as tKingi Hamern, w• repaired straight to

Vimaa a d r to sr late amyaegtat am dargatej t his erows,was absolutely fatal s his pee ls a aesrmeaiga Pins rire p riries to-ar were the ples ad prises of thewas The sesthean htagdemo oadsuasd Wartambeig enad *theean Dmehyof Oes msraped the tseritdmli grum•

f Pr ule sadretalasdthklrsvesalgntsader fi esy seioes 1 the North

Gears La lge, which drew a lie atbe Biwar ise asres tae eeantry. Bet

sb e esanuar onventons withPresase Whisk any were esnmpsed te

e, gal-d their smis ad, sea.-- . btir, a ees -emsely -der

t sestrrel of th e mrt eof sii.-aeashegh Beelw.

edlseaes isa virtue.Des't get rattled Ia eshmel ge er..

bwles is kmersstly he i.

Aem s ecabulary shailUky uses lbmawmr * amaasAg siMea sedby a pagi fee te

lsm t answer is kegaealy uriasuch ase than that sa teahie.

the esaseslal katmiss eq olsesismcshie be thsMt aia! do the teeasbemherghk the see esaesi easeer of a

Whies the ast fs the sightis always easing ti the waesshat to amewr a quesser senssetly

is ser thes to answer it Inesasss,.

as Mai ft d in, bnisi. M s l

ded wedees am lasties dry witheotsense -n assly th e oinbhe* asti aesed ishe Matsesl.

1OVERNMENT OLERKS

sen and wr.mn W eee; Tass .n Pe..

Snutde both •ses wsor togethe Ito armo ocs?

Ofeoams they do America girls eamta e ears themeives aay place, andthese maideas are by so meas springchickens. Not many of them are on themarry, theugh every now ad the webear ceoe deeppngo et h pay-aolswith a good husband. The late Att

y-emeral Brewster got a wife a thisTremary Deparment. e was thedaughter.o as x-e•eaetry of theTreu ry, sad she was em of the pretthet wome that Washinton has everknown. Brewster saw her as he wenotthrough the department one day onsome legal basines long before be wasAttormy-Generl and -e said to aMeand:

"What a pretty woman?"She overhead sad replied in a stage

whisper."What as gly ma" a Brewster

yen knew was ugly enough to stop aclock. His face had been brmt all ouatof shape when he was a baby, by hisfalling Into the re ar by his attemptlag . save his little stet from burs-lrg. Bth storhia are tel, and I don'tknaw whlih is eLrect. At any rate heoverhear the remark o the prettyheasury clerk. He met her the samemight at a reedpotodn ad she found Mr.Brewster as e•tsrtoainag as he wasugly. After a tfw mouthe e hproposito her at she a epted him a• t ot aSAet-clas husband. Stephean A. Douglasmarried a department clerk nd manyc the ladles f the deparmatuts onto the best of Washdigton society. Itis as unwrittns law in some of the de-partmte thaet a hsbad and his wifeshall et be a the payrolls at the sametime, at when tw departmoentClerks marry em is espected to leave.Postmater-Ge al Vilas, however, ob-jcted to this theory, and a mmber ofthe Cabinet oseee mow allow theirclerks to marry, if they choose. One Iof the prettiest girls in the PeasloOeo was married the other day to avery accomplished young clerk, whoword beside her. Theirleld o work,however, was hangaaed i order that eremark might be earsed by the mar-riage, sa they now have god posttionsina New York. Not a few clerks aremarried secretly ad their ames ap•pear on the peyrehl c the departaentas single after they have been marrie d.It s Igreat deal esier to live Wash- t

angon on- 1US a year than S.o1 ayear, and Cupidgets adog mush better Iwhen bet hutsbsd and wise ea keepthi Ces.irkr rashilrob Phila-i

UNCLE SAM' ARMY.A.se hre Met m Meet ss see

m•er em n -se.d -O.. ,,,The arm of the Uaited sates ecu-

sists a eraemtseomes eersr aaddab O omwd I mi3 s @ m mmda smets t member ft emlisted msa to

ALd by a ge ral law ta~I r sa-oeral rears congems has e beema thhabi o app.1asss gfsor oly Sassaud At doe selsm Uklytfe gt est dthe ba, athough the s uyaterIes are geasrlly miugr at last theitsatetry sS. itttg a co"owsr.-is mmber of em•lthted smo who are

permimg vtUhaatIM the Ajsat•qesserl Ptle ahhy poterthetos actualI5at o the army as w 41E.9" the are suet ter reel privatemirs for rm.. . ...er; thishot iusples a great &eal 4 wit es theIarnt paragraph writers who dowet understart wha our army is Se.We heis wver been Li danger of sayod"u foray k erm Csaaa er Maios. ourarwy would doo precstus little good ifoea barbers w mIavade by a bestle

estk usds hr seeral s pest the Ia-aies has ceased ken tmullblu sad thetswa-e spe•slator is at rest. Wehave mo ightlg hor our army to d(aBat the eegamisaiso t a rsy is matdas easy thl , ad sm wobey the is-Jueum., ii tmeoO pease to prep forwar. just hr emeah to keep up a miui-

the smallest umber of ealsates msthat will pesa•t th noors to keep inmilitary proes A regimeat of ia-oary wi STh aoes and hardly !0elltesd -mo mees petty Iophbeavy,but the W eers tahe a rsegimeutl oeagamaitom areuchl which LM ealstedme sem e arrei aged m esily as la-hed Perry PNweri, La asuteuma.

21e Deerse o UsgsLeY4.A Llgsadaeseemlamtd th Ela gSJersalem de misery lately in a

hopital sm Mies. A qualis desmud-as eOn the sdges s sL Umar ebeesiathe strets of Veiese is the soddty porter at . . the uret spledidpalaces hasps the deir o th hesewhere e oqght to be teaser At Na-phas th De Ia Leams grades tSpaS, is a lawyeVW olk. At Palemr.t- Due as es. res gee abtt thestreet p1e*iag up elgar esu sad aysl og s m he orl. The PmseeMP- jtel Is a sigri a se eh•teim BserM. At Ris Apres thme isalnely lewer alrl, shet twety. w,,who. asked where at emes ase, s-

ie thast she wa sa Lm sd but thathr pesas -e SmemaM the smetrP•eol The garm wue" se•e wasIesuldha PFeld whem adt if she wasa melmste of His >sisms an. la adathe eadm her maly i was bemove llr .t • ase ly ak a.--. Y.

-s seoes. AagM e-uourpme_ _ ew . -- n st e artisle I, theMi'. Du Fashio-Y haw mand asltaea, sir. I am ant a beck-weom ar

de I he to wite re a livigr. IanMr. Se Whisn, a rather wel-hakewsmiasstsy, lseaer-iss Nsa Seolmsse.Phaspher-4l1M I bog her umIm.-

S-4At areesseit W shrec sku bsll

rematatom of a temple o commeers It Iwasmdoat lSfepeme off Umsad smpar. ad stood several Se*t high.The sehitteral beauties woe wellshows, sad the esl was espeelallydlewr.

WEATHER PREDIOTO.TLeo 'l. N eee W mFaes wbLm mensO

Fe.sme Cuaso a a... Laigi Pairles, tho eemed A.,

rector of the observatory o Verneiaehas made hlmselt a speclalist I _ a•welems appertaniag to the desee•isity of

too earth. For sens forty enrs e hasstudied bthis qwastin, anh pMblished.various papers and more thea a ua-deed oetee so memib Ulertonsielyfor solcnes, he s has hought well pb-lisb them. not only lt Italiam, but -Ilocal papers having natural y a reseed cealatana. Dr. Albert Danthaisgives, In Cosmos, a essst the Isesltobtained by . Palmiri, whisk bid fairto prove of eousioserai impertamee, itnot in the Mid of oasesricl ,ginserLag, In that of msteorosl and thepredlction of weather. M. Palmierl taiatses, irs that the pteatlal of objeots whisrl ussthe height of the serroealug earth 418-fer finom t in siga, in tal weather be-lag segadve sad p tuliv only whenrain, hall, or snow ell within a 65ptain distance of the observa~toma s.ondly, the electricity of objects enesaslag in height the sare of the earthis not their own, s to speak, bat is dueto the induction of th atmospher

He Iadi•tes, for example, that IfVesuvius, were negative while Naplesbelow were poltive, sad this wonm mto difforet disposition of elserity atheir seranes, the two wqsi tend istow togethe and equalise; wh rseethii found not teb themes. Theuhetriolty is, therefor•, due o Id astieonand is so rmalntalne whle the tinuat•einluene is steady, cSanging as itchages . Po lmier has ls"sUehis experimeent sem thomands oftimee sine IUs In varied mean-ears to elimiate errors, eadhe eatfetootsily preos tat theelectricity o ta ir el iseas ssign to that of the earth. The eletriulty of the earth is posaltive and thatof the ir negative. Be gives two 3-perimeont showing the- iniease of tanatural changes in the atOmahrse. Aplatinum ep sued with wat* andthoroughly iamlatei, is onnssted tthe plate of condenaerelectrmestr, thewhole exposed to te m ray. The~evaporation reveals the presa e of

egative electricity. Inveuly. if thesamee ep is Alled with mew, the owhich is formed predees lgns e of psi-ive electriciuty, to edonei s sm of mi

s in the experiment beaing thea othe comiswr, na am ount of the fubleoe.s o the potental, sal the masteoe-el Imslation at platinum sup The

quest t e f tk elt upon t•e e et me-it•of the as, 'lr ate t ores of thIme, has Alsoe besneasseafy mdNsra•__g...•1Jeel e e bjeetdle d." if it Io is. O nthese lemlOes are ln tahe •e•of speculation, N. meald re

sheued feel the meet awe seam Of thepreMdito ent wea&sr. IS fet, asesl-lag is thediuester of the Feaviu -servatory, we mast diemmi ear oldfriend the baremeter as the idissmeta

ma tas eighty persesee . a of se toe Ipr--edictI . sa .tgp s the detesmen -whisk nlaer is found ht deaulPt. aamen tor the sseleum oerle s streenserobservatione spteawvsm with

aid bsiepsq the time of banheimegu**dimion of weather to b ab nlIeg•rurediatlias Utpias deam.s - Sriseal:g I. .eer.

OHAWNOE U IN'ATLE.

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