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INTERNATIONAi, LESSON NO. XII.
JUNE 21, 1903.
Paul's charge to Tireolly;--2 Tim. 3; It to 18
('omuluntary-l. Timothy exhort-
ed to remuln first in the Scriptures,
84. 14-17. 13, -But abide thou -In
the first part of the chapter the
apostle has been speaking of the ter-
rible apostasy that was to take place
both in practice and in doctrine,
and now Ile 100rns Timothy against
tide and urges him to remain firm
to hie early tr1iuilg In the Serip-
tures. Tlhlnifhl . learned -Hu had
learned them not only from hie
grandmother Lois x111111101100 Eu-
nice, but from Paul, through long
'companions'hip with hint.
15.From a babe -Froin his Infancy,
of the period of hie 001108st recol-
lection. It Is Impussible to begin
too early to teeth the children the
truth, of Gal's word. The holy
8cripturee-That is, the Old Testa-
ment was not then written. They
are called the holy Scripture, be -
mates they were given by the In8pira-
tlon of the Holy lihost, through the
1netrumentality of holy men: they
treat on holy things., (111111x111 holy
rbetrines, precepts, and p8witless, and
are dewlgned to stake people holy.
16. By !need rat loll -'rhe reference
here Is to the Ole Tosltoneul M'rip-
tares. The pm0111 are found 111 its
hlslory, mlraclos, prophecy, diver-
sity with mdty, preeervi)1iou and Ile
effects. Doctrine -The t•u1110 and
preoepte of revealed relig•iou. '1'o
teach the will of 4101, and to point
out Jesus Christ Litt lm should come.
For proof -}lore meaning not only
the rebuke of conduct, but also the
refutation of error. ('orreelion -
Correettrt'g falee notions 111111 mis-
taken views; amendment in the de-
portment, Instruction 111 rightteme-
nose-Training, or building up, In
this frrinclple, It le the text hook
for schooling nulnklnd In right
thinking, right doing and right
epeaking, The Scriptures teach truth,
refute error, correct conduct, form
right character.
17. Nan of God -The. Christl'rn
witaster, Timothy, as pastor in
Ephesne, &•specially meant. 18.
Infant, also all persons who are
"smitten of good works." May he
perfect -May posses% ;t full-oebed,
8ymmetrlcal Christ Ian character
(Epi. iv, 13; James 1., 4; Ool. iv, 113),
Thoroughly furnished - Completely
equipped in every part of the Claris.
elan! Ifo, and for every kind of
Christian service.
II. Paul'( final charge (v11. 1-5). 1.
I charge thee -This is 1(,y dying
request. Before Goll -This (large le
put to a most solemn form. Gal
and Christ were looking at Mat.
The quick and' the dead --The ilea
le that Christ would be alike the
Judge of all who were alive when
He should come, and of all who
had died, At Ilia appearing -When
Elitist comes the second time He
11111 Judge the world, and then en,
ter epos, Ills completed kingdom, in
which His people eha11 reign with
Ilius,
". Ptench the word -Proclaim, as
a hernia, the g'col tidings of salves
1(011 as abrelosed in the word of tithe
Be Instant. Do constantly 00 duty;
be urgent. In 40as.)), out of se:es-
ou-11 Is not me(l)t that the ur-
gency should be rude, or in any wase
' uprating' as 10 time and circum-
stance. Paul wait always uourte004;
1111) tithed and suited Itis words most
Wisely. Yet whoever exemplified Ole
injunction more admirably ? Rebuke
-Or convince; (bow there their et.-
, tors. Rebuke -Show them theft 8(11(.
-Exhort-Appeal to men Slow
the truth, ate opposed to their 4r -
*01•, the right as opposed to their
111x. L 00geuffering-haves patience
and perselerelrce, for the work of
bt•ingitig 0111 to 0011 is sumetlmcs
glow and discouraging. Doctrine -
7,'eaching-The word 110(11 )0 here,
and in other places 1n the New, 'Pes-
talnent, does not email (t creed, but
teaching 'the truth,
8. Time will come -lo the thy'd and
fourth eerees the neeeeeity I4 shown
for this faithful ministry. 11 is one
that liar always been in force, since
humus nature is the 8,8111e 111 'ail
'ages.
4, G. Turn away-"Ilc;nuu? sound
8,1x1 ealutury teaching about lair
own errors and eine is abash; to
the pride of men, it (111 net be en-
dut'ed. Yet their moral nallre9 de-
emed some opiate ; l(cncc they will
resort to %trine; 110 -called tene11-
ers, In order to obtain rules of life
that salt their oati0.1 tastes."
Watch -Be vigilant agaiMsl error
and epithet, eln, and faithful in the
performance. of duty. Endure aRic-
tlon8-TLie verso Bounds like a re-
view of Paul's life. Ile is charging
Timothy to follow on In his (01)1(44.
hvangelre-liuclr the value as a
preacher or mi•.elouury.
IIL-1•aurt81 tliumpluu anticipation
M martyrdom (es. 118. 01. Ilcady to
• be offered -"I sur 141aeady bwtln of -
(end." The allusion helm is to the
custom wli(etl p1'vVail.81 amlon83 the
;heathen of ]outing bine 11111 oil 01)
tbo haul of a 8letiar when it wad
about to be offered in 1410l flee. The
apostle wap In the condition of
11:• 1101111 011 w11011„ 10111 t1(( wine
sod oil had been already poured,,
nus (111 It 00114 j not 111001; to 111'
put to lie+tlr. T -h^ Wallin; 10 not
that he wag to be a sacrifice; it
Is that hie, death was abut to ov-
ens, Uep:arture-"'r11'1 verb from
-which the gouu translated 'depar-
ture' is derived means Ii) Greek to
loosen again; to undo. IL L, applied
to the act of loosing or casting cfi
the fastenings of a ship prep,rrutory
to a departure.
7, S. The gool fight-Agnlest Pa -
.tap, sin and error. The enemies and
"the armor are deaeribr(I 11) 1ph.
01. 11.17. Finished-1('.0st men in
1111 (10181(9!. 880)111 bask' thon;ht
Piro greatest struggle just before
' them' but Maul count'l denth as
It Really Costs Less
11
than Japan ten, beaus] It goes so mutt ((11110r.
LA
Ceylon 'GREEN Tea for strength, flaeor x1111 Jrurit}- i, superior 10 tie'
thlesi. Japan tea grow n- It is us far ;(11(00 of ti tea. ;is 'SAL -10A"
BLnek Tea Is ahead of all other black 10:14. Lead pickets 1(1)13'. :I.i!
and 40c per Ib. By x.11 grls'ore.
Mothhag." My come--II(•ungrares
11111 C111ihl18111 life to a Ater wheel is
11111111((1 now 111181 be 8,1%, the goal
410 near ldut. Kept tin faith -'I'll.'
truth of the pawl. Paul had 1101
(11111ed 0(81(1;` 011 any 811.011111, 1)1' 1111-
blbrd la 111111(113 error.
PRACTICAL SURVEY.
.A very endearing relation exieted
between ('awl and T11001.hy. Twice
he Speaks 0( him as his "own 111)11.
In Acts xv1. 8, we read o; his eir-
01111101410n by Paul. Ile hail been
151111'1 travelling companion. 'this
epistle. mn.nifesls Paul's tender lore
toward lint. The npo4lle'11 11'001 100-
(1011O( 1114 wonderful victories hl Ute
past, and the prospect tI speedy re-
moval to lite heavenly reward, vans -
ed a greater intenelty 1)e' desire and
love for his sun Pilrloliry.
AdtuoultiOn. Then as now then;
were many evil men and et -decent. '01 -
was 111 danger of (laving hid
mind diverted by them, and of being
turned eeld0 front the 84va,r, of God's
comma ndments. Although he had
"loathed" the truth, and it had coque
to hes heart with the, power of as-
surance, yet he needed 111184 031101.-
1a 11011 to steadfastness. 1 -low im-
pressive the time and circumstances
of its delivery.
Personal Influence. What added
weight Is often given instruction by
the reeolleclt0u of 0110 instructors.
The maltgler, the look, the spirit of
n saintly grandee/Owe or of an af-
fectionate Christian mother, or of a
holy miler:ler M the gospel of the
Lard Je4us Cllrlst slake their teach-
ings doubly emphatic.
The Scriptures. What a lower of
strength anal an Impregnable bar -
41e1' they are. How they illundnatC
duties to Glx! and man. No want of
wheels is not provided for.
Faith. The (owlet of having bless-
ing from the kuowiedg1 of the Sorip-
tnres comes through 1a temple, child-
like, unwavering faith in 1111, Scrip -
three and in Christ. "The word
prellehed did not profit them, not be-
ing mired with faith In them that
heard it." An Open 01114411 Rees Christ
1)x the "Alpha, and Omega, the first
and the 111111" -the great centred
Sun of inspiration, from whore conies,
and lu•ouud 141(011) re01)1(e4 all of the
proelous trolls of 1110 Seripture9.
The solemn charge. How 'tepees -
she. Probahly 1t was the last lie
ever gave to Timothy. lit it Timothy
td brought Into the premenee of God,
and of the Lord .1(0(18 Cln'igt and the
cowing jlydgnlen18 in rlgluleousnese,
and the gtorlous appearing and com-
ing kingdom of the Lord Jesus 'ore
brought to view In the distance.
"For the miming of that kiugd0ul
all believing Fonds ere, praying and
toiling. Therefore this appeal has an
unllielted application.- Whitt wis-
dom (4 manifested by Paul In 1118
manner Of making tele appeal.
Flies
Carry
Contagion
Wilson's
Fly Pads
hill the lies and
dbmams germs too.
What Paris Shop Girls Earn.
A Paris shop girl ordinarily heghls
at u (clary of from $:, to $S r
111011(1. Betides, she invariably had a0
coamnieslort on her elllee, varying
from one-half to one per cent., ac-
cording to her eniceees. Ata.ny re-
('('ll'e ale high ad $'k) a 4101111/ 111 sal-
ary, and make much 111(110 in commiN-
el0111. Retail selling is the great'
business of nil Marls, but the bet-
ter places are hard to get, attd (-e-
re ire nhaost 1)e much pushing find
Influence 411 to olrialn a governs
meet post 11011 in America. The most
attractive girls will always stand
the best e11ance at the first. and
many keep their places an the
J4rl'4011 of their good looks.- New
York Bun.
A SI1(PLiS SHENI, 011 BUNDLE
('.11111(11 is one of the mltn,y good
features of rho 81.1tiSEV-11.ARRIS
Binder,
In call Nes I>y the cul IIOw'very
$1111(11' 111111 light It le.
It has great eaparil3', never)(rb'40,
and Is strimiz mull /self made. It
drops 1110.1 from under the sh1tves
when dumping, without d:nr111gieg the
heads of grain.
FOLD(\I1 1(11'IDElee-Simplest of
all. -1 child eau unlatch them and
turn their in. )hely taller imamate -
tarots are trying to copy this fold-
ing delle(-beennse It 1-. 40 good.
But ;1(.1.881];1"-11.1 11 EI' patents pre-
vent them duplicating It.
ROillenrl)er It is 111' 11ossey-Harris.
C'harlotte's Well Or It.
Charlotte, conrpl8luin; of boarding
school, said: "The worst of 11 1 1 1111(4
nothing 11) eat betwne11 meals. Why,
101M10, front breakfast to dinner,
you Just lied to starve."
14UNDNED1 OF OPINIONS ogre.' neon the Lir(
(hilt l'ulttkllle(h ,snlle. Iated ae,repndu 1.1001
any one luedn'Iae. t'neylwll.',l for
einem :cel dysen ter..h-old substi liner, '('here
Is hut. our ••1'u.hlkhler"-1'cn•y 011110'.
Conundrums
Wits ennudt the regulars int down?
Because they belong to the standing
army.
Which are tie ligIilot men.
Seotell, I01511 or Englislnnen? Eng-
111a1111e11 ; In Scotland men of Ayr,ln
fret:Hd men 01 Cork, but 1n England
ere liglttermcn.
The mune of what Scolchman does
u %%me a mention 1811en a 1111161 0)1111
111lid 011 the da>r? John Knox.
11'11y can't a flshetanau be genet.
01h 3 11100(40 11111 business makes (him
(sell 118)1) Fel/1811.
\('hat is the first thing a garden-
er ,sets in hie garden ? Ills toot.
(low ninny sticks go to the build-
ing of a crow's nest'! None; they're
all curried.
How can ;esu ehnot 1C0 hares at
once ? Shwa. at a wig.
Why is A like l:: o'clock. Be -
(mime Ito the middle of day.
11'11111 word te that to which it von
add a liveable will make it ghosted
(bort (8aer;e,').
IVlly Is u coachman like the 010114191
114 holds the relnd (rune).
Why i1•deatlh like the letter E?
Ile cad of life.
Why is n high boot like to wind -
M1113 Because it grinds the corn.
why Is a cowardly soldier like
butter? Because he Is 800e to run
wl14rl exptered to fire.
When la leather like rust ? when
It Is au os -3(14.
i'HE RIGHT PAINT TO PAINT RIGFIT
Sixty one years ago we made the best paint
re knew how—knowledge and experience have
been adding value to it ever since—it's the best
paint we knew how to make now. And just a
little better than the best.
Write to, mentioning this me?, for booklet ehowlna how home !Multi.
(l homes are pointed with 1(amsay', Paints.
L NAMSAY s SDN, Paint makers,
YONORraa.
&Id. 180,
Wiry are peradns bllad from birth
unfit to be carpenters? Deeath°then
never raw.
what relation is the door mat to
the scraper? A etep-father.
Why. Is a balky horeee like ate or-
gan ? li rause hie leading features
are this elope.--Boelon Globe.
A CURIOUS ORCHID,
A Plant That Acta as 1(11 Hud Beason -
leg Powers.
-1 most eurklus 111111 iet1re8lingbr-
eliid las lately been discovered by
Ur. E.:1. Suverkrop, of Philadelphia,
eririle (imaged In plant hunting along
She Ilio 111 ha flats_ Ifc was 8iitleg
by the side of a ingooa, near a for -
turf of dead trees (Odell had been
clltlklll to death by orchids and
climbing cacti. A brunch of ono rd
these trees 8t'etched out in front
of hint, find about a foot above 11111
848.(1141'. Ulsru the branch were gr0w-
iug mealy orchids null laming the
rest there was one which 81r. Suv-
erkrop had never toren before. The
'halt) lanceolate leaves grew all
around 11(41 root and radiated from
tbo centre or axis of the plant
there hong a long tape -like stent,
about as eighth of an Melt thick
and a (aorta of an 'inch wide. This
stent hung down in a graceful curve,
and al80ut (our tneless of it were un-
der the surface of the water. 00 go-
ing up to estimate the new, epeCtureu,
the discoverer teuclted the leaves,
uud was astonished 10 Bee 'the cert.
1144 stmt 0011011 181001y coil heel( In-
to a spiral like ale spring of 111
watch. 011 ('1186,1 examination and
dissection it was found thee. the
111(311 84'119, is 1011g, flat '1 line swill! 111)
opening at the sines cud and eon -
11441 ell al the home end will) 811)1
rook by a series of :lulls -lilt( lubes.
By observntiotl it was found that
the purpose of this sten ens to sup-
ply 'enter to lite routs. Whys the
plant is thirsty the proteges is grad -
dually o:moiled nod lowered 11)1111 tb
tip is filled with water, then it is
gradually enil481 up again. eau•rying
with It the water, which, hs the
last coil Is ohad4, 11101410N oat 11 110111
the roots at the other end. \L'. Suer
erkrop found mealy other specimens 1
of tills orchid. some of them grow-
ing over places fres which the
water had been dried up by the esu.
Speaking of these lie im ;: "It was
0110001 pitiable to see how the tube
would work its (voy over the
ground, In x+110.11 of rho water that
wee 1001.' t
In Idle Moments,
II a (1101181 had fitlern sheep and
had four pas,. put all unequal num-
b:•' lit each poll. I'tte sheep 111 three
pens and a big pen ell around them,
lifteen In the fourth pre.
What key prevaiils at flktnnksgiv-
tng ? Turkey.
What key to a poisonous one?
WIll k"y.
What 111 the best thing to lead a
Indy will? -1 stetag of 108014,
1\ 1(y does 1'hristu80 dinner rep -
I:060101 .181:8. Well lieu it 1(808(4 (18 Tur-
key.
11 113
sought for? Because t1(, y 001'40
kis,;es.
11'11111 tr;d"s111 (1 are always on
81rike? Ston' cotters.
When are forts) like griddiecakes?
When battered,
11'11y 11) 11(^ I-'tt..r 14 like n pig-
taNit 100i11111 '1 it i4 110 4.101 of
pork. , I I
Why le a bookkeeper like n chick.
en Y 11'4 11114 to 0cra0r11 (00 n. II\ nig.
"1 saw n big rat In my rook dove
whist 1 went for my revolver he
1'1111 (tit.'
'11111 yen dost hint ?'
No; 11':' was out of my range."
\furgan-Illive you nh0lhrr rigor
like the 0110 you give me y(Slerdfay?
Sage -Yes; here's 1111',
HIS CIRCUMLOCUTION,
tare conf.rthourr1 411 111'1(11
But II 1)141 Not Win the Bright -Eyed
Common Stn it. (111.1.
"I received this nftermini," rnld the
height -eyed, mention! sense girl, the
wJnle a slight blush of 1Itlde)ly c0y-
ue4,i tiato.l het• penrJl 111041 0hreka,
written pr01saa1 of m81(10)ge
from llurace .1, 0u0e4011g, the rieleg
young attorney-, alit-- '
"lloh ! 8hal pet flied (1111)1" jealous-
ly ejaculated the yotmg dry 1(00(15
11(1101', 1.110 11/01 been !singing back
bcoau1e of his timidity 8111,1 Pxce8-
slfe MI01111100.
proceeded 1111. Maiden,
44r111ly 14;11 41,111g (110 intrrruptiun, ;1111
l'ell,ahae; a. 101141 (runt the ltitel'esl11g
iereuutrnt, .'I 111110 currhhlly 1t1n1 eom-
prohensirely lumlyz)l my feeling to-
w-urd 1011, 1111.1 the result 15 0111)01a11-
181ally 110 fol1O14, to w'!t : 1 res)))et,
ad nice, adore uud love yon, slid here-
by 1(188', genet and eouvey to you 1ny
heart and ;all lutoru:;t, right ant
1:111' 10 +181,8 W ler ensu', together
it it h all my possessions and (mein -
1111'1 LS, rllh,a' 0'00, iMCrrlled, Or In
any 01her nu11u)rr a1)1nired, gained,
:1 141 n1011 141.1 e'p0011'd, 401 t fall
41.1 complete (101(11 to nee, expeme
:11 oleo 111)1 111(84'. 1;:;14•,0, or usher -
.,i.0 (11::k' use of LI same,anythhig
11/ ie1U''ore stated, expressed, io111.e l
1 r n.M.iersluud, in or by nay ire( io:,
:ne.+lithin, simuling, 8071'18, ; 111 1(1110 or
,1''!10110, 10 lir contrary 1(01, 1th-
elot/ling; and I lurtla'ruwre--'"
I-1--"' l;,i.ty sltt>n1:1 11,:, 11-b tier,
.springing 11) his feet and extending
his prnl$, "Vito Brisk-3Inud-1 love
you! 11'111 you marry m4?"
-t',•s 1 w'iI!" promptly answered
the 11104, as she sootrnledy 01101(1(1" 1
1)11 1.11 his rnrlrelil(( 1 in 111.1104.. ".A11.l
111 reply to the ponderous appeal o.
that p,'•1:1!Itie pr,s•rasthal11' tvlth
tiro eteresIioe shots:L u, 'N11 !' I nm
yours, Clarceee."-3M,nrt Net.
en tee Ault.
1l0vnr,1 !.,poroon.
'1 ran nevus,; old Ilepklne In 13oe-
ton rest oda y''
"('ai111ll47 '
"No; fatiely."
! Fibroid Tumors Cured
Note the result of Mrs:
Pinkham's advice and medicine.
"Some time ago I wrote to you de-
scribing my Symptoms and asked your
advice. You replied, and I followed
all your directions carefully, and to-
day
oday I am a well woman.
TIte use of Lydia E. Pinkham'g
Vegetable Compound entirely ex.
pelted the tumor and strengthened
my whole syctem. I can walk miles
now.
"Lydia t. Pinkham's Vega.
table Compound is worth five dol-
lars a drop. I advise all women who
are afflicted with tumors or female
trouble of any kind to give It afaithful
trial," -(Signed) Mns. E. 1'. Harm
212 Dudley St., (Roxbury) Boston-
Ma55, -35000 forfeit If original of ablwe Mlle
proofing genuineness cannot be produced.
Mountains of gold could not
purchase such testimony—or
take the place of the health
and happiness which Lydia H.
I'hikliant's Vegetable Compound
brought to Mrs. Hayes.
Sieh testimony should be accepted
by all women as convincing! evidence
that Lydia E. Pinkhutn'q Vege-
table Compound stands without e
peer an a remedy for all the distress-
ing ills of women ; all ovarian troubles ;
tumors; inflammations; ulceration,
falling and displacement of the womb ;
backache; irregular, suppressed or
painful menstruation. Surely the
volume and character of the testimo-
nial letters (0110(8 daily printing in
the newspapers can leave no Isom for
4oubt in the minds of fair people.
IMPROVE THE HUMAN RACE.
Intermarriage of Differing People
Beguile in General Benefit.
Mon 15 nn animal, and Darwin Itnq
4181/1011 that not only Is ho closely
a1.1n to other neintals, but that this
laws tvilich control the development
of t1(; lower animal, els) control,
the development of man. Ile lute 11180
(bows 11a1 1'004411111 bre018 of ante
mals are 111rgcr and stronger than
either parent. 1111(11 we 4x0.011( In-
to the origin of the lengli411 people
we find the ancient. ikrhtons fight.
Ing and mingling with the Romaine
an ! snbsrquentl0 teeth 011e Picts.
Scots, Dame, Saxons, and Nornlan9a
Lbs
more Emu 1,0(10 years these
Var10114 breeds of wren hate beoh
molded Into 11011 homogeneous 101149
Chit we k11010 1184 ErtglIelu11011.
Turning to the United Stales. we
find the foundations of a new ata.
Mott laid tt,c thesturdiest and most
enterprising of these sante English+
men. They landed 011' the then dlss
taut shore, emignerel the wilder-'
nr41, organized a new government
010eely akin to the old end Invited
the people of all the world to Joie
then. The Slays, the ll]rmuns, and
the Iahtins ntlogie together and In
a few yelrs'weenie neo-Anglo-,St'tee
one, or what may be more properly,
ternte(l Anglo-Amet•Ic,tl8. The evo-
lution
velution going on in the lrnhted Slate/
le 011110 going on in Canada, In Seethe
Africa, in Australia, in NoveZea-
land and 111 other smaller places
scattered around the world.
There is thus being formed on art
gigantic sen le a new tare of sten,
built o11 thy strongest linos on
witch it is possible to eon41ru'It.
human beings. The different sees
Bons of this 1)]w 1.a018 118.00 4), COLD.
100) language and literature. the.
Nene lazes and. enstoms. 11(9(1 tM
trend of industrial civilization gives
them Ideotira1 political mtereete,-i
Engineering Ilegazinc. ,
Borrowing Trouble,
Once upon n time there was a man
111111 W01011 (110 p111 tnrd to go and
omelet n rkl,1 eat it house of a frtel4
some mites sway from their ownt
04>, none plea 01110. morning,' they
started out to make 1110 t-Iskt ; bus
Lefore they had gone far the woman
remembered n 80r) obi bridge they
had to crass, wl1I011 wa4 811,141 to he
not very safe, and Nho immediately
bean to worry about It.
" What 111101 we do about that
bridge. Y' 8lrr said to her husband, "I
001{x (111).1"1,..,.1:.
0' 0 o 084,
1)'h11 (0111'! 1(eler(tde 1)000414
1tgho slye1r11to ant;
oth01 8vay "
Oh; snYd the men, "I forgot
1h11t shrug(; 11 id a had place Sup
11.1;0e it should break through, and
180 0h4411 lit fall Into the water and
I:e drowned ?" e
"Or vim]," Nand the wife, "supped(
you shout step on n rotten plank and
break your leg ; what w011181 become
:f me and the baby ?"
" I don't know,' replied the man,
"111un 1 .would 111)01(1147 of 1)r. 111101111 t
work, and we should all starve to
Ih'nth."
elo they went un (haying nn*
worrying till they got to the bridge,
When. to and behold! diet- 01110 that
since they lied 10001 11rre 111118 a
(P11" bridge 11ad born 1(1111, 1014 tlleyl
eros;ed over it in safety, and found
that they ml„ill have sparis1 thenl.
selves all Dirk nnviety.
Now, that is jest what tit] pr's
verb rnelins-"lhul') cross n. bt•L1(811
till you ]mine to it." \ever Masts
your worrying 411 w11 it yon tidal
may possibly be ;snag to teepee. .