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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

TCOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE UNITED
IL States Mall Steamship State Of Georgia, Capt j. J.
Garvin win leave Philadelphia for Savannah, on Wed
nesday, August g at 10 O'Clock A. H. Faro $2ostoer
age 81 The Keystone State leaves above tbs follow
ing Woonesday. Agents in New York, Scranton
Talman, No 10 Old Slip where state rooms may DO 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

4 UCrTON NOTCE-THOS. BELL AUCL-BY BELL
IN Bush Tuesday, 10z O'clock in the salesrooms, -
Centre between Resdc and Duane The auction be-
fricnds and the public invited 10 attend Particulars
morning of selc.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
SOMETHING ADVAMT AGE0US,
Or a Family E'facas.

once attended very poor old man, @
the name Of Jordan, in his last illness.
call him poor, yet he was not in wan,
aud had about him the comforts of life
When he was near his end, he said unit,
me:
Doctor, | want to know the truth
am not in the habit OF being 0auered by
the world. There was time indeed
when it 'when it fooled me to the top O
my bent;' bu, that was long ago. Do no
fiatter me, but tell me your real opinion
Shall soon die, or shall yet lnger or
brief career in world am qui e il
ling to be done with 2
You desire me- replied |, 'to be can
did with you. and | will. You are or
your death bed
How soon shall be immortal 2
That cannot say. But your hours
as tar as human experience can teach me
10 predict, are numbered
He was silent for few moments, ant
a sligh! spasm passed across his face.
well, he said, it is the lot of oil. / have
lived long enough
is there no friend or relation, Mr.. Jor.
dan,' said l., 'to whom you would wish tc
send You are here, as you have often
told me, quite alone IN lodgings. Per.
haps you would like to revive some old
recollections before you leave the world.
NO! one,' he said.
Are you so completely isolated?'
Most completely. have tried all re.
lations and found them wanting. But
still have remembered them, and made
my will. 1t is now between the mairas
and the sacking of this bed, and Mr..
Shaw,the Only honest attorney have met
with, and who resides in Lincoln's.Inn.
Fields, will carry my intentions into effect.
was rich oncei early life. How dark
day!'
what dayl'
To-day. How dark and misty i. has
come over, doctor 7
His sight was going fast, and felt GER
tain that it would require but little pa
tlence, and small sacrifice of time, to
see the last of Mr.. Jordon.
Yes he continued, speaking in an
odd, spasmodc fashion. 'Yes, was
rich, and had many crawling sycophant
about me, many smiling faces at my
board; but there. came reverse, and.
like ialr flowers at sudden frost, my
friends hid their heads. was nearly
destitute. and thinking and believeing
that the tie Of blood would be strong
enoughto bind 10 me, in nv distresses.
those with whom claimed kindred, and
who had been delighted with me, I went
TO them5n visitor
and fuiled.' as... u-.
'And failed, as you say.
They dropped from me one by one.--
Some remembered slight offences, some
We're neyerat home, some really thought
must have been dreadfully improyident
snd until they were convinced had not
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

1 thought 10 be sure that Mr.. Shaw must
have gone mad. There wasa man look
ing over the railing of the church yard
with spade on his shoulder, aud lc him
Mr.. Shaw, said
Five guineas for that spade.
The man thought he was mad, and tried
to run away,:but he dropped the spade,
and in another moment Mr.. Shaw's coat
was off and he was digging away like fury.
Where's the s,one!' he cried, bring
the stone. That's right. Poke it in
pvop it up. That's the lhing-a!l's right
Here we ore--Another knock. All 8
righ.-al's right
'Lor,' said The stone mason, as he lifted
up his hands, look there.
l looked in ,he direction he indicated
and there TO my asionishment, saw ar
irving carts, carriages, cabs, and wheel
barrowsv and each contained tombstone.
A regular fight occurred at the entrance
of The church.yard. and engaged in the
tig'.t recognised lhe relations Of Mr.. Jor.
dan. Heavens how they cuffed each 9th.
fr.
Hold, cried Mr. Shaw, you are all
too late. although you had information
you oughs not to have had. There is
already a, stone on Mr.. pordan's grave:
and placed too, by one who knew hol
witat'aH you knew. Listen to the esn.
clusion Of the will sAnd 70 that one of
my relations who will erect a tombstone
to my memory, l bequeath blessing and
forgiveness, and eighty thousand pounds
in bank stock Madam to Mrs. Gran.
,ham--'I congratulate you
'And there is your ring said /; Mr..
Shaw let us shake hands. understand
you now
'Ha, ha ! said Mr.. Shaw. Ladies'
and gentlemen, you had better all of you
keep the tombstones for yourselves. You
can get the name altered, fer il you don't,
I'm very much afraid you will no, fud
them something advantageous "
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
W0rmlnism as il Ts.

Joe Smith, the Prophet, in his early
vision, condemned .poiygamy; bu, in h s
lat er days, after decreeino special wife
to himself proceeded to lay down the gen.
eral law, as it is now received by the
M"rm"ns, as he prime article OF their
iaith and the cornerstone Of their social
policy. Thus it runs:
|. And again, as pertaining to the law Of
the priesthood, if any man espouse
virgin. and desire to espouse another, and
the first give her consent; and if he es-
p"use The second, and they are virgins,
and have vowed to see no other man,
then he is justified; he cannor commit
adultery, for they are given unto him; for
he cannot commit adaIlery with that be-
longing unto ain, and % no one else; and
1t he have ten virgins given unto him by
! ,hls law, he canGoE commit adultery, ior
they belong to hn, and they are given
unto him, therefore he is justified.
Lest the first wife should not give her
consent, provision is made for dispensing
wit, it:
And again, verify, verify, say unto
you, it any man has wife who holds the
key Of this power, and he teaches unto
her the laws OF my priesthood as pertain
ing to these things, then shall she believe
and administer unto him, or she shall be
destroyed. saith the Lord your God; for
l VII nIagnliy my name upon all those
who receive and abide in my law. There.
tore, it shall be lawful in me, if she re-
cs've not this law, for him ,o'receive all
:h'ngs whatsoever l, the Lord his God,
Wi!l give 4her unto him, because she did
not believe and administer unto him ac-
cordng to my word; and she then oe.
comes the transgressor, and he is exempt
from the law Of Sarah, who administered
unto Abraham, according to the law,
when 1 commanded Abraham, according
10 the law, when commanded Abraham
to take Hagar un wife. And now, as
appertaining to this, verify, verify, say
unto you, Will reveal moro unto YOU
hereafter, hereafter, let this suffice for the
present. Behold! am Alpha and Omega.
Amen.
Let us look little at the practical
workings of, the system, as seen and des,
cribed by Mr.. Ferris in his book Just pub.
lished.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
sPolyamy,' says Mr.. Ferris, is intro
ducing a new style of building at Salt
Lake City. A man with a half dozen
wives builds. ifhe can. long, low DWELL
ing, having six entrances from the out
side. and when he lakes new wife, it.
able todo SO, o,addslanolher apartment. The
object is to keep the women and babies,
as much as possible. apart, and preveu.
those terrible cal-6gh,s which sometimes
occur, with all the Accomplishments of
Billingsgate, torn caps and broken broom
sticks. As the divine institution extends,
these buildings increase. and Id few years
the city will look, like collection Of
barracks for the accommodation Of sol-
diers. Some have separate buildings in
parts Of the city remote from each other,
md others have farm.honses and The
wives are thus Kept separdle, The husband
dividing his time between all. .i.tf
EFFECT OF roLyG4MY Upon POPULATION.
Ihe effect Of polygamy upon popula.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
THE SEER.
By WHITTIER.


/ hear the far-of yoyager's horn,
see the Yankees trail
His foot ON every mountain pass,
On every stream his sail.
He's whistling round st. Mary's Falls,
Upon his loaded train;
He's leaving on the Pictured Rocks
His fresh tobacco stain.
hear the mattock in the mines,
The aXc-stroke in the dell,
The clamor from the Indian lodge,
The Jesuit's chapel bell.
see the swarthy troopers come
From Mississippi's springs;
And war-chiers with their painted bows,
And crests of eagle wings
Behind the squaw'S birchen canoe,
The steamer smokes and raves;
And city lots are staked for sale
Above old Indian graves.
By forest lake and waterfall,
sec the pedlars show;
The mighty mingling with the mean,
The lofty with the low.
hear the tread of pioneers
Of nations yet to be;
The first low wash of waves where soon
Shall roll human sea.
The rudiments of empire here,
Are plastic yet and warm:
The chaos of mighty world
Is rounding into form!
Each rude and jostling fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find
The raw materials of state,
Its muscles and its mind
And westering still the star which leads
The new world in it's train,
Has tipped with fire the icy spears
Of many mountain chain.
The snowy cones of Oregon
Are kindled on its way,
And California's golden sands
CLEAN brighter in its ray!
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
CroaI Nntitfs

STATE OF VERMONT, ! lie it remembered
District ofAddison, IS. Sthat, ut Probate
Court held at Middlchury, in and for the Dis
trict Of Addison, on the I'd day of Dcccn-
Der, A. d 1854.
James w. Emerson, of Hancock, in said
District guardian Of JULIAN EMERSON, MARY
JANE EMERSON. and Luther EMERSON, min
ors, his children, represents to this court
that his said wards are interested in lands in
said Hancock, and that II would be condu-
Give to their interests TO sell all their right,
title and interest in said lands, for the pur-
pose of putting the proceeds thereof at In
terest and makes applications to this court
to grant him license to sell said estate of his
said wards for the purpose aforesaid.
II is thrrCupon ordered, that said aprlica-
ton he considered by this court at the scs
sion thereof to he held at .be Office Of the
Register, of this court in said M0dlchury, M
Thursday, the 2lst day of December instant
tlSjl,) at ten O'Clock in the forenoon nnt
that notice thereof be given TO all persons
that they may appear and make tlcir ohipc
tons If any they may have, to said liccns'
being granted by publishing certified cop,
of this order in the Mildlchury Register, =
newspaper printed at Middlclury, three
weeks succcsssccly previous to the time o
said court.
Jsi S, missioner, Register.
A iruc copp Of rccoyf }3w
!. ATcSi .J'd s BasipcN, REGISTER
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
THE AMERICANS FRIEND
HOLLOW AVS PILLS !!

= tAs Citizens OF the United Sste.,-
most hunbly and sincerely thank you
tot ll.e immense patronage which YOU have
bestowed upon nv rils take this orror-
runity of stating tina; my Ancestors were oil
American Citizens, and that entertain Tor al,
that concerns America aud the An,ericnh.t tho
most lively sympaihics, 20 L uci go tia, CT
i,inally compounded ihcsc Pills expressly 10
suit your climsGe, habits, constitutions, and
m inner OF living intending 10 ees.tatlish ny
self among YOU WHICH have no" .Gone, +!
taking prpu.:se, in NeW York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
q I, -ncr ri \ ~ and Nn.kan S. \ Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
AT slloREHAM, VI.

The Winter Term will commence on We'd
nc>day, the 9th Of December next
Newton Academy is ON of the oldest Lit
crary Institutions in the State, (ha,ing been
established in 1911, and Apbers among its
Alumni many eminent Statesmen and distin-
aujshcd members Of the learned professions.
The buildings which have recently beeh re
paired and enlarged at an expense of above
two thousand dollars, are pleasantly located
on an eminencc few rods west of the vii
lage, and fine view of the Adironduc Noun
iains in the West and the Green Mountains
in the East. Stages run daily to Larabcc's
Point, Ca distance Of four milcs,) in conncc-
tion with the Steamboats, on Lake Champlain.
and TO Middlchury (elcven milcS) in con
ncciion with the Rutohd and Burlington
Railroad.
Scorclam being strictly Gland Of steady
habits aud free from the places oc amusc-
mrnt and dissipation, which are found in
larger towns, few locations are 50 favorable
for literary institution The Academy is
now fitted mp for Il boarding and day school !;
the main building containing to general
school-rOums, Gone for each SIX, a chapel
laboratory, study rooms foryonng gentlemen,
recitation rooms. &c; the wing (reccntly
butt, is occupied 10y the family of the Prin-
ciual and contains the music tUOin' aul apart
mcnls for the young ladies'
The plan ot government is mill and per-
Suasivc, vet firm and nncXib,c strict order
is observed, and refractory student have ho
place in The school. The teachers not only
cnlcavor to promote the int cctnal improve
m'nt Of their pupils, but constant attention
j. paid to their morals, ciyiitics and genera
/ department.
EACHERS
I II D., fttt,f
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Dissolution,
sis ONLY FOR 4 HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS

pOOlUOU WUh ii Uf AhUlS
AND BUILDING LOTS!
100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided on the 3Oth November. 1854,
among COO Subscribers a lntgcnumbct
arealrcady engaged. Many orthe Ioisncar
these have been sold for from 400 to GOO
rercen' ad.ance over the price for which
these Lots arc ROW scld, showing that
the purchase will be good Investment.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY$is. payable
| in advance, will receive FOUR BClEn-
ING LOTS. % BIZ 100 feet, King TO
gct"cr, or a FARM Of from TO 20 acres.
i'nsse lots are Beautifully located at LAKE
LAND, Long Island, vhcfe new church and
SC dollhouse nLa number OF prTa,r. dwell
| ings. stores. workshops and fac,orie7, have
,lreadv been erected, several more are now
being built, and scver.l LuhdTtd will be G
rected the coming season.
| This Is fine opportunity Of owninE a
delightful country residence near the city
where the domestic comforts of family
rirele can he fully realized, and where 26, 900
| building lots aud about coo farms have lately
been sold; ahd sales are daily being made 10
| innifii ua.s v lo. after careful examination OF
its location ant .so; rtai.irg the quality OF the
'oi, are selecting farms for agricultural pLr.
poses, heing confident that no lard so clean
and calculated 10 increase so rapidly in value
can he had within 10 miles Of the city. Til.
| land would have been all taken ur wears back
hut has been an sni,ii,d estate for the last
century. and completely locke ed up forupw ards
| of two hundred ytnrs-sinco viii, large sales
have been made, mud where the Wild deer
roained AT largc may now lie seen leauti.ril
! cottages and cultivated fclds waving with the
abundant productions Of our mother earth.
This is one Of the hes, opportunities nov
| offered to those of small means who are d,s
lilute OF home 'tLcir own, to purchase oht
lorr mere tti6e also few farms, containing
ZACH Ave and ten acres, and upws IDS, Mt from
S2j To S35 per acre.
SS'All persons wishing 10 avail ,hcm>olve'
IF the OPP oriuhtv now offered to procure :
line farm or splendid building lot near the En-
prs city, should make i'm m cdiaic application
~ they are nearly nj. disposed If. Apply Il
CHARLES WOnE. eos broadway, corac,
Of Fulton street, n. Y. where maps and pam
pilots can be had, or rent il required by mai
gratis. or 253m
W. s. LANE. Agent, Miidlebury, VI.
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Ii i1L w t1OOOV } TX
A Dc(icioVs Bcrcraac ~ care Bat Spir.
lis DYSPDSjt. NOroHSncSy heart
Buym. CHohc PojHS. II'Nd in Mc
Homdch ar TaiHS IN Mc HowciS
Mad0cbc. DIomSiacSS hi{H"V Conn.
plcintS 1Lldacholy Dsfiriam TIE
medS, N|cmpcr0ncc
Weak anil .irkly con-,i niious ARE suddenly
restored to health and vig'r.
DR. ID iriIs lldmss Aromatic lnyitnraiing
Spirit. |, stimulates. cNhilirnies nli.oratos.
but vii not inioXicHic q Sturify.
As n medicine, il is quick and EFF ctual cu-
rrg the worst and most dgrrAyhiei cases Of
Dvspcp~s Kidney Complaints and all other
IernHscmoni Of the stomach and bowels, In
iiun lunr or five minutes TO twenty -hrur
lhnus.
Irwin iu>iatilyic, i've IT,, most melancholy
aud droop.u- >pilis. and restore the weak fee;
he ncrvoGs and sicily H. hsalih, Sucugih and
si-nr.
Asa d,iriou, bcvcrr. il Is rcf.cshinr.cx.
hilern,iu4 un III nu,l,lis. it viii neither in
,oXicatc or >tui',.
1Hc IffmIrra!r cad McJ1iaie.
will hnl instant rcia' from tie horrible feel
IN, produces t.! the urc OF bad Intoxicating
| liqnois.
NcrtopS0eSS
Person who, from the iujndicious use Of IL
qaois have become dci,Gol. aud their nor.
Won, systems ~ tered. constitutions hrcl en-
""Wn' "H" :" !ec' |" '""' "o'''"'' curse 10 H"-
NANNY ~, , p,
I"e 'ff"f"r' 4|'"c"S'
will IN ten minutes, ltci thc happy and heal
| Thy nNigor" m olhe"t! oi DR.. llHa's lnvig
Grating SpiIu.
/ DR., UimS .iromai'e iH"go'di'ng Spirit
.wnAr IT Will 20!
I Or. Ham, the inventor and di'covcrcr OF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20

l5.ijl presents amounting to SO 600
The person who orders either Of the above
Magazines from Us subjects liim.clflo nn risk
Hrad'crCr! rs the full value Of lis money,
s., is received in the Magazine alone, and is
entitled aud will receive upon receipt Of the
money tscnt 10 our risk to Numbered tick
ct to be- used At the di,lrihmiicn Of presents.
which Nc are NOW cuufid,ut will take place
~ carly as the first Of January nest. The
presents viii he put into the hauds Of a re-
spuusihlc Committee appointed Icy The sub
scriherS themselves after the tickets Lave all
been disposed Of
The undersigned would impress upon per
sous dcsirouS Of cmharkinc in this truly MAJ
nilccnt and wonder ful enterprise the ncccs-
SHY Of sending on their orders at once, in or
der that w. may peril ct orr arrangements
ana bring the enterprise to n speedy and han.
py termination, as We shall have the dstli-
button take place At rs carly a day as uosSi-
be. The Magazines iii he promptly mailed
10 any address desired from the publication
offices. Again We would say, ScHd in p0ur
critters early, designating which Of tho Maya
zines are ordered.
/, may seem rather incrcdulous that we
should undertake to supply the Magazines AT
the regular subscription price and still AFFORD
10 make 50 many valuable presents; but VIC
would remind the reader of the old adase,
mat ta'1h is STcRgfb,' therefore 10y com
hinins the strength Of one hundred thousand
Subscribers TO the popular Monthlcs Of the
day, and making a special contract with the
publishers for large number Of their publ.
cations, we are enabled TO do what We pro-
pose. This l. the s.cret Of orr cntcrprisc
Do yam think well Of the project VIII YOU
give ~ your order
rs soon rs the Presents are awarded hold
crs Of Tickets will 10 promptly notified what
presents they are entitled to, when they
should immediately inform the undersigned
no" they will have lh,m forwarded.
All orders should lac plainly addressed
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y B.--In order that there ioay be no or.
ror IN mailing tickets from US. We would sug-
gest the propricty Of persons Who may favor
us with their orders, that they send a pre-
paid envelope with their address plainly
written upon it. i9cowtil ", Il S.
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BurVing Ground

There will h. special meeting ofthc pro-
prictors of the West Burying Gronud, at the
Allison lInuSv, on Saturday Lvcni1g, Dee
, Il. at O'clock
\ in.l a.t,n lance is important, as scmc
IN ans m 1T 10, - lDptc1 to pay the balance
due for the Fence, and TO pay FOR painting
the San"
Al Interested, whether members NC the As
s1cia ijn or not ar, requested to be present
~ nrl'rof prul. Com.
WiLC " Clrrl5 AID r.. aSnrcr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
NATHAN Wy0Gg9

j. selling T. ! Sal, very lo~ C,rCtSM. t'a'
.ju-t received fresh Teas. tuii.'. Lost au,
BroNu Sugars. y q. Syrur, Saear, lIayr'
Syfnp, Cnht !lo,'. 4 s''l substitute lo'
hut;c,-and Superior a;ac'c "i Iii"--;l
rs cheap as tbs cheapest.
Dee / lN',l. ytfN
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Harper's Magazine.

Nov i the time to subscribe, A new VOL
um' commences with the December number
Subscriptions received for all the popular
magazines and papers, AZ the Telegraph Of
fro.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
Farm For Sale.

INllE Subscriber will sell, on reasonable
L terms, the valuable FARM formerly
owned by Muses. + Wheeler, deceased. Said
Farm coLtaius Two Hundred and Fifteen
Acres Is beautifully situated, lying in tie
town Of New Haven, four and one half mile,
north Of Middlchnry village, For particu-
lars, enquire Of he subscriber on III" prcmi-
ses. f. M WHEELER
y. B.-Thcre is on said Parm about Thirty
Aeres of 'cry valuable Pine and Henilock
Timber 5n3w
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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iHruiy copies, IN orc a|arc.:, co
Anl anv larger number \; the rate Of 81
per aUr''n.
AZ Me gr.c to he $40 C2ris ,-- oqaust 0ileet
ii ffP'r 10 81 Z SAds5.i3cr.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
Payment in advance is required in ali eases.
AMI the paper is Invariably Discontinued at
tn2 eN9i.a'ion Of the alylnc, payment
Mrl'y may be rrm'ttcd for sul,criptions
IN letters at nur risk hut The Postmaster At
the place where the letter is mailed should
lie uai' acquainted with its ccui,nts and
Ike - - description of I'll" bills
Ellis Of any spec. paying bank in the l.
ni'"d stat 5 or CaHadaS received at par for
sHbscliptioi.s
We have II" Travelling agents. ANY one
wishing 10 receive tn. IRiu; ~ ncc. not
wait To be called upon for his suh>crihtiun
\ ! tina is II C., a = il him t. do /, 10 writ
letter in As few words rs possible, iuclo>c
the money and wife the ramc If The sub
scrihcr with thc Post Uli.cc County aid state.
and direct the lrttcs Ia
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NrLrs.--Np ~ '.lh'fs re- ~Ii h" tt,t-'i hIt q
qua! al,ui ,nrr MI hr rit gel ihn'o ruirrit. Inc
II H. Conan tr"- vii 600 th ."Hhy t4r ro;irr'it,-.
o. the Gr.t ii, "f tho ~ f"mr"tit,r. u titrr
'h"r. Prkl", Iri'hrp, r,le.r. aud Hrcad, u-t ri,c
" "'ittrt ~ I fail ir6"ar' at thcr mgrHftrttr~ ~
Nh l"- sei b. 'nr- ar n'a"rNj." VII %" properly
iuhitrd lev the committee + arrarr m at
Ii"-r VII h. carfii:-- ~ at'rnd mo" ~ tie Eri'
IN Nerrriues TOR the unot 1'i"u tFo.r wiiu.
to ntirid TIL far. SDl.JM. ~ ALLEN.
~. ,tIli.i1.