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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-13
DR.. Todd's Pills

DR.. T odd's Pills
(iAN be had fresh and genuine at the roIn,vjn.
Siiy OF Weeling and vicinity Ia The nm.
co. Logan &. Q; Fred, YahriiiE Nm mRee
he BIentlnger CCeHtIe reiingSs
nm store of the proprietor, corner q sd
hey can also be had at Dunn,s, Grave ~
and Jacob GQoding,s, National Roa. Reni 81
fnS ~ west
."E, anu Ely Looman's Bridgeport, Ohio - " Ss
trjaI fh no further than ali
.hey nave now been In Constant use rormore tIa
years. and IL you win only give them CHANGE ter
doz. LOT them bor; 2 per
T[5S- - 49,: - : = --Z-lz :. = - n lang
r a. CARR eco, have Just we'd no boIes
Ton - l IN addition 10 their lse stock Cal
i, oar who love sooa
f.s5 Afso' aHarseot offml'Orted Sears inst and
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These chains were first introduced In the city OF New
York less than one year since and heg subject
ed by Drs. Valentine Mott, Post Carnoehan VAN iiuen
aud ,yoI der pU,yer in the ecf and GU Of be
Class Of diseases, aud their sale. End Tie
PREVIOUS 10 Their itrolnetion ito this country ,oex
were used il every hospital in Europe and secured By
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL,
produce their miTveIous cures ae iist0ihat ali usTrcn
aisssses are attended and produced by decien, supply
NY or electro magneiIsmi and second-trat the ero
organ diseased furnish 10 the exhausted nervous ETs
te by its powerful stimulating effects nervous fluid
entire SYSTEM Sodisgustimg most is allowed to be ia
Sen Avs Ss0s the Chains but sa OF the
The pat dis adds much to the OF tile chains Iy
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Wi, VIII DC faysr to any person 10 win ot9ee
gent patients and scientific physicians, as have been ec
lscted by The use OF PuverInaehers Electric CaIns.-
and no sou has ever been dissatisfied who has given
IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than huEd ed permanent crrea Of Prolansus
UteIi have been effected within year by the use or
region Of the abdone the other ui OIL lie spine, iusI
above the hip T. Usual severe symptoms incient 10 that
MODE OF USE.
The chain Should be moistened before use with common
directly 70 the seat OF the pain disease othor
end opposite to It. T..
BE NOT DECEIvEDi Tie Electric Chains are NOT
10 cure all Diseases hut Nervous Diseases Is claim
ed that No Medicinal Agent in the world prod ccd SO
many cur es In the last year the Electric chain
INSTANT .RRLl Elf from the most acute min Is nro-
dnced al the moment OF application much eectualIy
than can be dueed by opium, in OF its ms
Call and obtain pamphlet Cgratls) ~
70 ONE WORD MORE. ~
These chains the CHI have lately been ser,
over TO the EMPEROR Of the Fronsh tiled by Ills own
In cases OF cholera etc and which have
.,-I TO-, eoILer Prince street and broadway
...ee-..s asenls. --a..- - l=z5.,ss. de1T-1yr
3, PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. q
VIE Undersigned have intolisrtnershn for a..
- purpose the wholesale bnsinsss
under The firm oflosaa, Carr 6 Co. ''''' 80
YD,LoGAN. 49,
.'.s4.r 'g-- ,-r..,. JOS. @. BAKER +-tE
,,s.tss 44g -. II. ~ WATSON DARR
-H .aIo, y. n. H. CARR.
Agricultural Warehouse- :,
1ndsr sisnea sre prepared 10 mn orders for n
hnusoi Agricultural have lust Ircei at
7=atet straw and Hay Cutters, assorted sN '
/ sg:Eaf Virginia Corn Shellets, do -
Thermometer CIturns, 80 '7.t-
r. ii'Et Geddestl Harrows; -f7ti7 gl-;fl
i--------+Ox Yokes,-s.---- -EEr.
Meatcutfers;i - yt5r- ft --
r., - ~ 4sanssEe 6tniers; ts1.lF s4iiss ma 4
i..s,sfiS StoTeT1neks, etc. etc. tftf "
desdaw1m MeAFEE BROTHERS, a.tney >,
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UNION HOTEI,

- -- EoRGEToWN,D c.
large and convenient house, wing been thorough
repaired, and refted with entirely new furniture OF
and comfortable style, is open for the &C
he subscriber invites the patronage public; and
those VINO aSor him with their company NAV be assured
of ospitabe reception best fare ana such
and attentions as win make his house compare favoTSbI-
win lie best Kept kotes In tie District or ell eyyete
omnibus rs constantly pass to and the Canl,ol
running until eleven O'Clock at night asa. ! =
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Look to your CoughsI

Look to your Coughs
all such asere lahoring under Coughs, Colds loarss
ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, we
oud honestly re9ommend the use OF BTennger,s Com.
Ponhu syrup OF Boneset, pleasant aud speedy
cure II can be had at Messrs PAxToN & LAxx's emf nj
the Suspentiun Bridge, and at - $50 "
aug<t- yf;u Monroe street, Wheeling.
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= A NCG a. d ON9
FREDK. FICKEY e. SONS

- N - $50 BALTIMoRE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end Pren,S r..
Goods, 'saP
HAVE now in store their Spring or Pa,
IL Monnaes, ViolinS, Percussion Cans irro,I ~
Tooth and Nall brushes, Rosewood and .s,In a.
Brushes Combs OF every description Cutler E hal
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, WORK EUys' 49,.
ETC., etc. NVAs'' 1tNeIl,
In the Hosiery lire full assortment OF wb. p,,
and mixed cotton hose, Lisle, ThreI and SiI,
otton hose OF every description Lise TGre,J ~, h S
.9 Of every Cotton Thread Six
Silk Laces, Silk and Pocket Handkerchief X. ~
ETC. etc. ' NN 1'e'
Dealers win find our stock the most eSten,ix. IN.
city, and prices as low any house in The M.
mIar2i-lwtf % He SVunuI
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.aJ.MEDICINtA.1a.IIi

The Nonpareif Nerve and Bone
- -, ! ~ OINTMENT, a d.93
PREPARED BY H. H. CARR & CO., FROM
A PT9oNiFURNISHED BYlzDR.
'97SWATSoN CARR, GF WHEELING,
LATE OF, MURGANTOWN. ~ $50
is based upon he broad The any remedy 'rieh
siR Telierel ersTiial pain, ieii, properly
PO"ndes, Sf.qaaIly 4neetsstti IL re1neginE inter
derelepediin AMI perpliGr TO he
5i,- NONPAREIL LlNLMENT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-13

- ..sii "a : < Custom Work 2 ~
s sseja with trsmsdous stock Cloth
n losveet prices and best syte or oTk.
hmnshlf. f"ctSl a. NAnAMS
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- Co-Partnership.
THE undersigned have this day formed a co.partner
sIlr under The name and style oil C. Baker q Co.. AMI
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street
- I'D ~ s.. BAKER, ftls5-r
anJl 49,. JOHN LIST. tsFans.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES-

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
hest PhyseisAs ofour CITY, that In the OF Sci oua
letter. and many other diseases, BRESrISaER's FLuIp
ExTRAcT OF SARsArARILLA DANpELos. is decidedly
any an9nSh we have never taken the pains
t papers, appointing agents
asrs rom Vermont New York. Ohio Kentucky and other
ny persons who by chance means have heard
o i.H curative powers. The following is from
OF eLMoht few days since, who used IL for
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Co-Partnership:
n W. HElSRRLLcx Co. have associated +. Is. SwRA-
W. RING with them partner partne rship
commencing on tho 10th ns ThestyIe OF the firm will be
r. iant
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e Yours Repeatedly IL. * -
tits now prescribed by nearly All The Phvs,.,.,. =, 49,
rot as qIack medicine, for have risde tSsn
the partsi We now ssY In
such "a we have not the OF making n Lno
tS entirely nee from all minerals. and is not in
die, Fowler's solution, other properties Ssto
Tobe bad at Paxton & Lakes, F. Yahrifps and .oIi
Wholesale and retail by " s tA
BRRNTBlNGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Warrington Hail. w heeInE Va
= July 2ia,52.s ~ = - .s :.
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SECONDARY F, RMS. U

which should eve 10 with and usullI.
ell delight, Incubus the mind, filling Il with
sa' l aprcleIsi eNcitcs only feelings disrust
or rergnate. The exeriions OF parents and guardians
10 retain their youthful ChaI lpon
ect. has too oem proved false aud fatal philosophy; let
honest drrc br shown them la reasons eariy dawn
aud guided by The light OF TRUTH the pitfalls ignorance
and sibScqucntm isery will he easily avoided. ,F
DRONIE.rIIlA Hires
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.-..F, PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
IuiE Undersigned haSegentere into lssrtnershtn cr
purpose the wholesale b,sinss
under the firm Logan, Carr & Go. @"N eea'
LLOYD LOGAN
sgczsf -. .,.5 71.gf. JOS. q. BAKER
49, .4tyE - r.. ,sWATTSON CARR
narS1 - n CARp
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The two bottles OF medicine got from yo
r " heensnaSe nearly CURED mes please send me
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PEARL SCRTAcED CoLoEEp CARp BoARpa.
The above Cards and Card Boards,
pressiy for ourselves, and
finsh they do not Peel in working, and Afforded
lower rate. than Cards heretofore this
ket, and asow they be pure based In the RaSt.
~ Dealers and consumers In Paper Cards, res.
Peeiuy invited TO examine stock. All goods
received direct from manufacturers which
se as low II not lower than any ether house
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- - ONE WORD MORE. s
These chains the CHI have lately been sen
70 Lae Of Tue Frons 10 be ied owl
SO eminenty auccessful. J. sTEINERT, sole Agent :
-, & . eoTler Prince street and RroaSyyav
LANES BAKER, and Brentlinger & ATmstfonr
'heelilis asenls. III
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consume tho sef-innvatc victim secluded
His I.IraeIis bl,stel heath, which of
Eehn grows ~ hover of intellect bloom, where
almost hcIcis tainted with disease, the soil arcLcd BIZ
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious TO the eye
Thcus sal the Picture II is its orir
mails almost daily presented to the charge Dr. Ilar
rs, and even in the public thoroushare, eve
mark frequent CONFEDERATION OF its truth
Moral resa d III discharge duty must obviously pre-
cludcS entire removal OrtIe veil from me acOIv
picture human iraty, hence bu; lew ortIe synin"n,3
attendant u.Om Is bllShiinS malaly be given
THE SILENT MONITOR -f''
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
IA notheca
Emery Family Should haze a Copy

Dis solution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisng zen the ll.
rsigned under the firm name OF Warden Edwards
has been this day dissolved by mutual
Warden has sold his interest to James W. Warden. All
indebted 10 said late firm requested settle
and 1d1nst their debts with Jacob ". Warden.
Wheeling, December 1. 1859.
dcci-r MICHAEL, EDw ARDS, Jk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-13

Thronsh arrangement Of the nervous system. mmd
Is ulst' ung, memory IIlS power
thought lost, inbecy and iiney super vcie lea
iItS The throne OF Intellect desolaIe TimiLy
ahd rresoution with nea choly tatuty,-tIrow gloom
around The seenes lite; haunted by Invisible torlcns
Tue huihen OF lie becomes surporabe, and he punses
desei lately INTO the gull OF intenperaM sui iuc
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
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Throw Physic to the ID ogs-Puiverniucti .
HYDRO EEEcTRIC vOLTAIC CHAINS.
Producing instant relief from the acute pain ard
nanently curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rheuma
tisni, painful and Swelel Joints, Neuralgia
of the Face, Deafness, blindness st.
VitUs' ance, Palritations OF tie
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Ians in the Stomach. In
digestion, dyspepsia
-E ?. ~ Uterine Palms.,
4 Paralysis
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symptoms silent guides to tho locality and advance nj
disease following IN tie train to self abuses weakness uI
!he o. Sai loss III manly ygor, want OF natural suscep
bity PAIN IN the head and limbs, pimples the tce and
neck, imncss o. vision. OF lstre IL the eyc pale
ness complexion. with general leargy and iuotsnce
are u lew oil the most prominent physi al evils.
.#ssa" ERFECNSs ON THE MIMI
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DREADFUL INHERlTANoE

3 And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that tho cattle of fields, our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen,5 the nature and
quality Of our goods and merchnndise but in ali that
concerns ourselves rs human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great deraugs-
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife Of affections. and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental aud physical
well being of those children, wo should be i'm
tnersed in the darkest and most $500 |Gi--
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snnaap Aeaoina.
THE HOME MOTHER.


Some one writing for the Masonic
Mirror has drawn charming picture of
a home loving, child-loving mother:
We must draw a line, aye q broad
line, between her and the frivolous but
terhy of fashion, who fits from ball to
opera and party, decked in rich robes,
and followed by train as hollow and
heartless as herself She who, forgetful
of the holy task assigned her, neglects
those who have been given her in charge,
aud leaves them to the care of hirelings,
while she pursues her giddy round of
aniusements.
" Not so with our home mother! bless
ings be on b, head. The heart warns
to see h r n her daily routine of pleasant
duties. How pleasantly she ats, day af-
ter day, shaping and sewing some little
article for use and adornment for her lit
tie flock And how proud and pleased
is each little recipient of her kindness
How the little faces dimple with pleas
ure, and the bright eyes grow still bright
er as MAMMA decks them with her own
hands, in the new dress she has made
How much warmer and more ccmforta-
BILE they feel, if mamma wraps them up
before they go to SCHOOL, No one but her
can warm the mitts and overshoes, or
the comforter round their necks!
g There is peculiar charm about alE
she does, the precious mother. They
could not sleep, nay, for that matter
she could not, if she failed to visit their,
chamber, and with her own soft hands
arrange them comfortable before she
slept Her heart thrills with gratitude
to her Creator as she looks on those
sweet blooming faces, and when their
prayers are done, imprints good night.
kiss on each little rosy mouth. It may
be, too, a tear will Ltart for ono little
nesting laid in its chill narrow bed, for,
whom her maternal care is no longer
needed. It sleeps, though the sleet and
snow descend, and the wild wiEter winds
howl arcuEd itshtad. Itneeds no long
er her tender carel A mightier arm,
enfoids it It is at rest i She feels and
knows that it isright, and bends meekly
to the hand that sped the shaft, and turns
with warmer love, if it be possible, to
those little ones who are left to love-
How tendeYly she guards them from dam
ger, and with strong, untiring love, she
watches by their bedside when they are
I'LL Bles>tfgs be onthe gentle home
loving mother Angels will leok with.
love upon her acts Her children shall
rise up and call her blessed, ard the
memory of her kindly deeds will mold
her as garment"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04
HOW AN INDIAN CAN DIE.

A touching instance of this character
istic trait occurred at the late engage
ment between small war party of the
Chippewas, and great superior party
of Sioux, near Cedar Islani Lake. The
Chippewas, who were en- route for a
scalping foray upon the Sioux villages
on ,e Minnesota, here fell into an ambus-
cade, and the first notice of danger
which saluted their ears was discharge
of fire, arms frnm a thicket. Four of
their number fell dead in their tracks.
Another, named War Cloud, leading
brave had a leg broken by bullet. His
comrades were 10th to leave HIM, and
when their assailants were reloading
their guns, atttm ped to carry him along
with them to where they could gain the
shelter of thicket, short distance in
the rear. But he commanded them to
leave him, telling them he would show
his enemies how Chippewa could die.
At his request, they seated him on log,
with his back leaning against i tree
lie then commenced painting his face
aud singing his death song. As his-cn-
emies approached he only sang louder
and hvelier strain, and when several
had gathered around him, fourishing
their sealping knives, and screeching
forth their yells of exultation, nota look
or gesture manifested that he was aware
of their presence At length they seized
him and tore his scalp from his head
Still seaSd with his back against a large
tree, they commenced shooting their ar
rows into the trunk around his head, gra-
zing his ears, neck, &c, until they liter
ally pinued him fast, without hav ng once
touched vital part. Yet our hero re-
manned the same imperturable stole, con-
tinuing to chant his defiant strain, and
although one of the number fourished
his reeking scalp before his eyes, still not
single expression of his countenance
could be observed to change. At last
one of the number approached him with
a tomahawk, which with few unheeded
flourishes he buried in the captive's S
skull, who sank in death with the song
still upon his lips. He had indeed sue
ceeded well in teaching his enemies :" how
a Chippewa could die" A few days af-
terwards, they were taught how a Chip
pewa could be a0enged.-&. Paul
De1soc at
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04
TWAS YOUNG BUT NOW Am
OLD"

What a volume of thought is awaken
ed by these words of the. old poet-kiug
of Israel, especially when. as we repeat
them, we find our own experience cor
responding with his. We weue young a
long time ago, and all youths delicious
dreamings, and exquisite hopes and cher
ished illusions, have been ours We
looked out upon the world as a fair and
beautiful life garden, whose every green
shoot was to bear some fragrant flower
or luscious fruit How we reEeAed in
the anticipations of friendships and loves
that seemed to beckon US to their bosom !
How we rejoiced in the confidence of
achiec ements and triumphsthat awaited
us in life How we built our castles in
the air with all the assurance that men
ever felt when building on granite or ad-
amant.
But we are getting old. Gray hairs
are springing here and there, where for
merly fiaxen ringlets toyed and dallied
with the breeze, Pains and weakness
of the body remind US OF departed buoy
ancy and vigor; the friends of our youth
are vanished the dreams of youth are
owe and gone the golden haze of the
future has given place to cold, gray
clouds, and wintry winds moan around
the decaying tabernacles of flesh. Hap
py is it for those who, while growing old !,
have been laying up a treasure of sweet
and virtuoas memories, aud can look for
ward to the close of life, as to lying down
to calm and peaceful nights rest in
exnectation of q BRIGHT and plorio. s
morning.
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ASHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY MORN

He gave me one stare as he c1attered
down the street, and I recognized the
mountaineer.
I hurried after linn as fast as I could
on foot, but to my chagrin all three soon
doubled corner, and passed out of my
sight. My purpose was instantly form
ed to hasten home, get my horse, aud re-
new the pursuit in the same direction !;
and therefore ten minutes had scarcely
elapsed before I was trotting briskly to-
ward the street I intended to follow
Soon came to two or three roads, OF
more properly bri1ol paths, running in
opposite directions, all of which were as
crooked as can we'll be imagined. OF
course.I was at fault While I was look
ing this way and that, in hopes to see the
futter of ribon, or cloud Of dust, or
something of that sort to indicate my
way, saw a man sitting on a rock di-
rectly in the angle of the roads.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04
A CHAPTER ON FEMALES,


We like to look upon healthy wo-
nan-she is a prodigy in the nineteenth
century. Wherever you go you see
scores and hurdreds of spleeny, sickly,
feeble girls, who can hardly master cour-
age to make their beds wash their faces,
or drive an intruding COW from the yard.
Tell them about early rising, fresh air,
and healthy. exercise, and they heave a
sigh as long as the moral law, and are
ready to faint away You expect them
to get up before day-to work in the
kitchen-to breath the fresh air of morn
ing! Preposterous and absurd They
have never seen the sun rise, and would
hardly know but the. sun continues to
shine forever, if it were not for the al
manats and their grandm others. =
No wonder every year sweeps to the
grave SO many young women who have
been silky and effemiEate ever since
they were born into the world and death
will continne to select them as his vic
tins till they learn their duty, and pur-
sue that course which insures health,
strength and long life. Our great grand
parents lived to ii great age-and never
thought of lying down to die, till they
had, at least reached the meridian of
life. They were strong happy, and
hearty Why? They rose EARLY,
worked like beavers, and never spent the
midnight hours in dancing.
Instead of being frightened at a mouse
at their feet, a beetle on their neck, a
fy's foot on their arms, in the absence
of their fathers and husbands, they
would load their guns, and shoot bears
and catamounts, and keep at bay a party
of savages. How have there daughters
degenerated? What female is there
now a days who wouldn't run from gun
even If it had no lock. The ladies of the
olden times outlived their husbands
years and years. How is it now Wild
ows are few and far between. It was
no singular thing for our grandmethers
to have three or four husbands III the
course of their lives. Now it is the re-
verse Men have about so many wives
diseases of late have been so fatal among
the female sex. Do you know the cause?
1t is found III listless idleness, inactivity
late hours, thin shoes, muslin dresses, a
horror of fresh morning air, and in that
detestable stuff stitched in pink and yell
low covers. whitch is flooding our coun-
try. Ii. they will do nothing else young
ladies will set aad read from morning till
night, that sickly, sentimental, impure,
and licentious trash that is thrown in
such abundar ce from the press. This
shrivels the mind, wraps the affections,
chills the better feelings, and makes the
life wretched beyond description. Let
females look into this subject, and act
like reasonable beings, and we should
see quite a different state of things
We should hear of no fainting away, no
sickly consumption, no affection of lungs
no elopements, and 10 suicides.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04

Down AMONG THE DEAD MEN.-Whats
a mighty procession has been marching
toward the grave during the past year
At the usual estimate, more chan 3l,-
000, 900 of the worlds population have
gone down to the earth again. Place
them in long array and they will give
moving column of more than thirteen
hundred to every nile of the globes cir
cunlference Only think Of it ponder
and look upon these astounding compu-
tationsl What q spectacle, rs they
move on tramp, tramp-orwaFd up
on this stupendous march