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Mammoth Hat Store

Mammoth Hat Store.
Fall Fashion for 1854.
9 AVERY has hand, and is receiving one nj the
~. largest aud best stocks Hats Caps that has
ever been opened in this city man
uactuvng every description hat and cap now in use
from the very best material woTkmanship aud sold
al prices that cannot fail to please.
receiving lai sc mpOrtations Of Eastern man.
uactuted Hats aud taps, which will be low. Also
aIaTge assortment OF ehdTenS Fancy Hats aud Cans and
Ladies' Riding Hats carpet bags aud umbrellas all Of
which will be sold cLeap.
N. B.-Iiats made to order on the shortst notice.
S. AVERY, Nos I46 and I4S Main ST.
SeP6 Wheeling. Va.
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no Country Merchants

MIR. S. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the irnl oil
VI MeCaien Knox & Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr Chester d. knox, Cbrother or s.
Knox, so long and iavoT1bly known trading public
assuming the style OF McCl1llens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cwho
have SO long n1liberSy sustained hem)
ers IN Boots aud Shoes Fall Stock will arriv
ing from the 10th to the last OF September
Having been selected with the greatest care and bought
Tor cash. they fatter themselves that in their Fall Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold inducements in qualify
and prices superior TO any offered in market To
Country Merchants OH their way they would be pleas
CD to exhibit their stock and post them nprces earessv
challenging comparison with the OF Baltimore and
Philadelphia. [seP3l McCLALLENS & KNOX
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NOTICE EXTRA,

have small stock OF common clothing that will dis.
pose OF at COST even less, make for my spring
Stock of fne goods:
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ASsIGNEE,s NOTICE.

CfmeOn ID. Woodrow having, the 18th day OF
y April, 1884, by proper decd conveyed in trust TO the
undersigned the benefit of his said wOOdTOw's credit
OTs OF his and personal property and chooses in
ton; all persons in any wise Indebted to said Woodrow
required to make immediate payment TO me, and all
having claims against said Woodrow required
la order to receive any benefit under siad trust within
months file their claims with the proper release
cOrding To the OF said deed with the ule signed
apI3 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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NEW BOOKS!
ITNhtSr'a Consulate ard Empire,-2 vols.
L "HeadIey'S Second War with England, !" 9 vols.
''Headley'S Sacred Momtain&;'
Baldwin 4 Thomas Gazetteer OF the U. So
''Sh0w's Civil A rChitecture;''
''alInAis HernOn;''1
"kathaYaR Slave,'' by Mrs. Judson;
"G0ethe'S Faust, - dc. &c.
apis WILDE & BROTHER.
DiPes-e60b bundles stone and clay Pipes iOT sale low
inst LOGAN, BAKRRs& Co
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T oGAN, CARR d CO., have just received 100 boyes
II OF tobacco, in addition to their large stock Cali
round at No. 81, and specimen the .Caliorni
golden bar Tobacco, intended for all 'who love COCA
thitg Also large lot OTimpOrted SssaTS just and
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E4STERN ADHERTISEMENTs.
Hoskina. Heiskell & %.

Hoskins, Heiskell & Co.
IMPoRTKRs AND JoBBKRs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AvE removed to their new Iron Building, 9IS Market
II at and 81 Commerce St. PHLL4DELPHiA. sp17:Iy
Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &C NoTta Third of Cherry, PHILADELPHIA
John Anspsch Jr..John F. Jacobyi.. James N. Reeds
William AnsPaeh;.. Henry B FsIIman separation
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEas:N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
IT9 Market street, philadelphia.
CGot B F. KELLY, formerly of Wheeling, is engaged
IN this Aousel seps6-dGy
Odd Fellows, 1TasOns, Rec. Men, Sons of
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and JetpeLs, manufactured aud sold
by Gibbs i Smith, Ne. IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd
THE assortment usually on hard consists OF
REGAllA,
oad Fe'Iorrs'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and 3.
Past Grand and other cacers, plain and
1st, 3D. Sd, 9Th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
Piehly embroidered Enesmpuent parad
Regalias.
MaSoHic-KnightS Temp!aF, Royal Ash, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
SoHs of Is'nPeTanee-S atioua Grand and SubOrdina.
Red Men-Sachenls Past Officers and richly embrOidel
Sd Degree Working aud Parade Resaa.
OF the various Orders, of Silver Gilt or Plated Metals
ncluding Knights Templar, (with IiIks)
BANNERS.
Banners Ofeyery size style and cost adapted the
rOus Orders and Societies, manufactured orders
signs for Banners, when required, furnished ree of ex
penSe showing the style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
comprising the largest in L. s.
LODGES, ENCAAIPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to t up their Halls supply themselves with
Eatade or working Regalta, Banners &c, depend up
addressing GIBBS d SMITH
Regalia and BannerM turers, % baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md.
20 G. 7. FRY. Aver. Wheeling. Va Oct5-tI
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;, E1'THoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interestediD A.,
House respectfully invites Western Meleant. e ahS
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IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than hundred permanent cures OF PrOlapsuS
Uer have been effected within he last year by the
these chains Byapplyng end Of the chain the
reOnO the abdomen, and the other urOn the spne lust
above hip, the usual severe symptoms incident that
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BALTIMORF.-
in 1928,

=, md UIIIEN UNOUtElls. ~
Jclc doors 6siot5 arch STREET, PIIIi.3 ny, nm.
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York less year since and alter helng subjected
to thorough trials in every Inc CITY ana srp
others, it discovered that they possess strange
and wonderful power in the relief aud OF the above
diseases aud their sale and the success that has
attended their use is unparalleled.
used in every hospital in Europe, aud are secured by
patents In FTalce Germany, Austria, Prussia aud Eng
land; and also in the United States.
'sTHINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The principles upon which il is claimed that the chains
produce their rrVellous cures hrstthat all
diseases attended produced by deficient supply
nervous fluid, and agent that resembles closely electric
lty electro magnetism; and SecOnd-tat the electro
magnetic chains by being upon the part
and organ diseased furnish to the exhausted
teM its powerful stimulating effects, the fluid
hehi is required to produce healthy acton through The
entire system Nodsgusng is allowed to be
ken while using the chains but rigid observance Of the
the part diseased adds the effect the chains by
increasing their magnetic power
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given to any person no will produce many
well authenticated certificates of cure, both from nte-
gent patients and scientific physicians have been eI
IeCted by the OF Puvermacher's Electric GhanS.-
They never ail perform what they advertised
aud person been dissatisfied who has given
''' = ' IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than hundred permanent cures OF PrOlapsuS
Uer have been effected within he last year by the oil
region Of the abdunrl and the other uron The spine Gs
above hip, the Usual severe symptoms incident
MODE OF USE.
The chain Should be nostened before use with common
vinegar. and then end OF the chain should applied
directly 10 the seat or the pain or disease and the other
end opposite tOit.
Re NOT DECEIvEDi The Electric Chains are not
TO cure all dSeaseS hut for Nervous Diseases it is claim
ed that No Medicinal in the world has produced
many in the last year as the Electric chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, pro-
duced the moment OF application much ehcctualy
than can he produced by opium, any OF its FORMS
Call and obtain pamphlet Cgratls)
ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the same which have lately been
to the Emperor OF the French to be tried by
phyacans Of cholera etc. and which have proved
eminently successful. J.STElNERT, sole 4 gent
corner Prince street and Broadway.
0-JAMES BAKER, and Brentliuser e Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. dctT-1yr
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Saddlers Hardware.

Notice.
M D. MoTTE has associated with him partner,
w his brother ]. W. MOrrE, the partnership COM
mcmcins the nth inst The style OF the firm will be
w. u. MOTTES BROTHER. [Ieb15
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted W. D. MOrTR requested to
IA cali aud settle their accounts Immediately.
tebI5 W. D. MoTTE-
Bound to Shave!
ne JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
RazOTs. They shave with the greatest and are
the best brought to this market Just received at
Z. P. BROWNS
10 New'Jewclry store, Washington
Throw Physic to Ihc DOgs-PuIvermuche cher"
HYDRO ELECrRIc vOLrAIc CHAINS.
Producing instant relief from the most pain and per-
nlanently curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rheuma
tisn painful aud SVveIied Joints, Neuralgia
OF the Face, Deafness, blindness, ST.
Vtus' SnCe, PariiatiOns OF the
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains i'll the Stomach, In
digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains,
Paralysis,
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TWENTY WEARS OP EXPERIENCE

In the treatment OF cass OF diseases hitherto neglected
aud iMpeTecty understood, has enabled Di;. MIKE
LIN, (lWthoT Of lroTk SeIEPTeseTrafoR,) to Prove
that nine tenihs OF the debility, local
and constitutional weakness mental and physical suffer-
ing trat cable TO Certain habits, forming the
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New Savings Bank Store

Thankful for the liberal atI OHagc heretofore EXTENDED
us, we solicit continuance Of the sane.
Sep3 Noel ALIENS a. hNUA
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Z. CANFlEID. ". B. GANTIRLD. II -
CANF1EGD, BROTHER r. CoNEN'ra

229 BGltimOr. Street, Corner of CbGrI.
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFNISTT'5s;,,.
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICu ,yn mt.FS
SILVER PLATED, AND ALRArA WARE Am
FANCY GOODS!
HAVE opened their new store win sn,.n,,,..
IL Goods. 'T'e''1a ''Ock
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- N'O1sD NJ SII'VF'N WATCHES!
From the most celebrated makers III I,opdon Ii
and GeneVa-an extensive stock always Ken; M ~
every one OF which is guaranteed TO crioTn Y aal
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years ago by Dr. HIinkeliM, Third AMI Union
SITS. between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALIDS
Are apPrsed that DR.. KlNEELlS confines his practice
to particular brahch OF medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse Of mercury thousands Annually
merCuriazed ou OF IiGe Recent affections promptly
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IMPORTERS AND J0BDERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TTAVR removed to their new Iron Building 9IS Market
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WILDE given to any person no will produce many
well authenticated certificates of cure, both from nte
gent patients and scientific physicians, have been e
iected by the OF Pulvermachers Electric Ghains.-
They never fail to perform what they advertised to do
aud person has been dissatisfied who has given
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Rcqui the ulhlncnt several conditions, in orde
that il may be really The OF mutual happiness
Gould the veil which now the origin OF domest
wetcedMeSs be raised, and its true sUutce in every III
cO Lisquali"ations aud thOir attendant disappointment
Apply lhen, while yet in time. in order TO have your
stIuLs and relaxed organization IebI4ced. rcViVled am
StremnthcMcl.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

The WNsLow HoUsE.-At "quiet sit-down"
d: this house on Friday evening last, speeches
were made and toasts drank To the one given
to the house, Mr.. Clement, on being called upon,
remarked that he had catered for many years for
the public-that he had resided in many places
that he had been familiar with many communi-
ties, but he had never found one where he had
discovered so much intelligence, and so much cor
diality, as among those who constituted the COM
munity of St. Paul. He, in connection with his
partner (Mr. Parker) since their sojourn in the
the territory of Minnesota, had endeavored to
please their guests, and if increasing patronage
was any indication of the result, they had been
successful. They would endeavor to merit the
approval Of the community by an honorable
course, and when they dcviated from this, they
were willing to meet their just deserts.
Excellent speeches were also made by Judge
Chat6eld, Capt. Dodd, Mr.. Sweetzer, and others.
Altogether, it was very pleasant social gather
ing, and is another evidence of the popularity of
the WINsLow HOUSE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

PUBLIC S0UAREs.-There is a disposition on the
part of few men, (and We thank God they are
eso in everyrespect,) to wrest from the city, one
OF our Public Squares for the purpose of appro-
priating the same to the uses of mammoa. It is
as notorious as it is lamentable, that those per-
sons who originally laid out St. Paul, neglected
to set apart a sufficient extent of land that with
any grace will bear the name of Square, but
they did donate to the city, one or two small par
GELS. which, 40 each succeeding year revolves, be-
comes more and more valuable. These little
oasis should be guarded with jealous care, for
they are the only places to which the stranger or
the citizen, weary with the pleasures or the anxi-
cites of life can resort with their children, and
enjoy few hours of calm repose. In aludins
to the subject, we have reference more particu-
larly to the future than to the present. That
which to-day appears of no utility, in Eve years
is invaluable. Men of foresight know this, and
hence their esyerness to seize the prisc non that
all their golden dreams may be more THAI real
lied when dense population has crowded the
inhabitants of St. Paul on to the confines of her
sister city. Will they be permitted to do this
Will public opinion sanction this act !? Will those
who own property in the immediate neighborhood
quietly submit, and make no effort to stay the
hand Of the speculator, - he reaches forth to
grasp additional wealth. We deem this matter
Of vital importance to eDuy citizen, and each and
all should give It . careful consideration.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06
ST. ANTHONY.

1t is an old saying that 'thc sins of the parents
shall be visited upon the children of the fourth
and fifth gencration,' but we hope in the present
instance such will not be the case. st. Anthony
is rapidly rising into the dignity of city, and
it is no more than right that she should be pos
scssed Of a city charter. We hope, therefore,
that the Legislature will grant her request, not
withstanding the acts of her Representative. A..
NJ. FRIDLEY. Gentlemen of the Legislature,
deal fairly with St. Anthony-by the election of
Mr.. Fridley they prored they were opposed to the
fraud, and if they have been deceived don't hold
them responsible for the deeds of others.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

EDITOR OF DEMOCRAT Il find an article in the
Times of this morning, stating that there are a
great many poor families in this city who are des-
titute Of wood and provisions. Such may be the
case, but if they would apply at the proper quar-
ter they would be relieved. The Commissioners
of Ramsey County have made arrangements with
N. Z. Tyson & Co., to furnish wood and provis-
ions to the poor, and persons not able to their
wood, can have it sawed by the County and in
fact, none have applied at this Office in state of
restitution, and sent away empty, but with an Or
WILLIAM DAHL,
Overseer of the poor Of Ramsey County, st.
Paul District.
st. Paul, Feb. 5th, 1855.
cv We copy the above from the Democrat and
are glad to learn that the poor can be relieved by
applying to Mr.. Dahl.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

SPIRIT RAPPING IN OLDEN. TMEs.-The follow
ing is an extract from the sChronices of Florence
of Worcester" new book recently published in
England. 1t affords another proof that {" there is
nothing new under the sun:'
A. D. l273.-An evil spirit caused great alarm
at q village called Trouville, in the District of
Rouen, by audibiy rapping with hammers on the
walls and doors. He spoke with human voice,
although he was never visible, and his name he
said was William Ardent. He frequented the
house of a certain worthy man, to whom he did
much mischief, as we'll as to his wife and family;
and the sign of the cross and the sprinkling Of
holy water failed to drive him away. Moreover,
when the priests conjured him, in the name of the
Lord, to qait the place, he answered: 81 shall
not depart nay, more, if please shall kill you
all. The cross know well enough, and as for
your holy water, have no fear Of that" The
spirit haunted the manor and mansion of the per-
sons Just mentioned, from the feast of All Saints
list November) until after the Paci6cation (2nd
February uttering many lascivious and scofkng
speeches. At last be went away at Septuagesima,
saying he should return again at Easter, which he
never did.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

The IDLER.-The idle man is an ANNOYANCE
nuisance. He is of no benefit to any body. He
is an intruder in the busy thoroughfare of every
day life. He stands in our path, and we push
him contemptuously aside! He is of no advantage
to any body. He annoys busy men. He makes
them unhappy. He is unit in society. He NAV
have an income to support him in idleness, or he
may "sponge" on his good-natured friends.
But in either case he is despised. Young man,
do eomefh;ng in this busy, busting, wide-awake
world! Move about for the benefit of mankind,
If not for yourself. Do not to idle. Gods Law
is, that By the sweat of our brow we shall earn
our bread; that Law is good one, and the bread
We earn e sweet. Do not be idle. Minutes are
too precious to be squandered thoughtlessly.
Every man and every woman, however exalted or
however humbled, can do good in this short life
it 50 inclined; therefore do not be idle.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

WIscoSsIN.-The Republicans of the Legisla-
ture OF this State have nominated Hon. Charles
Durkee, as their candidate for Senator.
The members of the Legislature have unani-
mo"sly instructed their Representatives and Sen
ators in Congress to vote against any change in
the Naturalization Laws.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

The LEcIsLArURE.-The Council passed the
following Bills on Friday:
A Bill granting to VIM. Sweeney, VIM. Lauver,
Richard Freedom, and Norris Hobart, a right to
establish and maintain a ferry across the main
channel of the Mississippi river, near Red Wing.
A Bill to provide for the improvement of the
Minnesota river; and
Bill authorizing o. II. Kelly to establish a
ferry across the Mississippi river, near the mouth
of Crow river.
A Committee was appointed to act with the
Committee from the House to define the bounda-
ry lines of the Territory.
In the House the following Bills and resolutions
were introduced:
A Bill to establish the Monticello Academy, at
Monticello "a Bill granting to Moses Perry and
Joseph H. Tyler, the right to maintain ferry
over Lake st. Croix "a memorial to Congress
for the erection of military post at near Penn
bina river AN act to incorporate the Lake Pc
pin Boom Company Bill granting a ferry
right across the Minnesota river.
A Bill entitled &c an act to restore to VIM. Whit
taker all the rights of a citizen of the United
States"
Bill dissolving the marriage contract between
George H. and Jane Fletcher was passed finally
ayes 7 and 6.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

ca DR.. Graham, who is now at Sing Sing, N.
Y, is sad to have had serious difficulty with the
officers of the Penitentiary. He was selected. on
account of his professional knowledge, to prepare
and administer the prescriptions Of the attending
physician. Among the medicine there was guam
tity of brandy. With this the doctor made free,
and was crazy drunk, raving up and down the
hospital-room, brandishing a knife, and threaten
ing the lives of any who might modest him. Of
course be was secured. r.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

The PooR.-We learn that there are several
families in st. Paul who are destitute of wood
and provisions. We feel sure that so soon as the
fact is known. measures will be taken to relieve
them, but there is difficulty as to ascertaining
who they are. Wewould suggest that society
be organized whose duties it shall be to relieve
those who are in want. Let it not be said that
St. Paul is behind any other place in point of lib
erality when the liberality of the people appeal
ed to. We reiterate that we are confident that
the mere mention of the fact will elicit the atten-
ton of the humane and philanthropic.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

The DTFERENCE.-The harbor of New York
is defended by 1924 guns. At the commence.
ment of the seige of Sevastopol, that place was
defended by 1874 guns. Query. If it takes the
army of two great nations one year to take the
latter place, how long will it take the same army
to conquer New York !?
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

COMPLIMENTARY Bennett, of the New York
Herald, has been presented with Service of
Plate. After this we propose that the Devil be
presented with like present for the services he
has rendered humanity.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06
SEVERE STORM.

A severe storm has visited the East and made
awful havoc. In New York, New Jersey, and in
Chicago, much damage has been done.
At Ta-rytown the roof and rear of new Ro-
man Catholic Church was blown down and ST..
Patricks church was badly damaged. Many build
ings in the course of erection were Frustrated in
oil directions.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06

FRoM WAsnINGroN.-Gentlem recently from
Washington state that there is no probability that
the Charter of the NJ. & N. W. R. Co. will be an
nuled by Congress, and also, that it is thought
that the Supreme Court will sustain the action of
the Courts in this territory. We give this as gos-
sip-it may or it may not be true.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06
ABUSE,

1t is really amusing to hear the Minucsotian
talk about the Times abusing Mr.. Fridley, when
it is a notorious fact that the Mnncsotian during
the past summer, has heaped upon the heads of
Gov. German, Hon. Ii. Ii. Siblsy and others, abuse
of the vilest character. Fie neighbor! for thus
accusing cotemporary of that which has been
your bread AMI meat the year past, and for aught
we know, longer. But have not abused Mr..
Fridley; we have only told the truth, which We
stand ready to prove when officially called upon
so to do. 1t is quite common for the thief to find
fault with the officer who arrests him and exposes
his crime. And so it is, too often, with those Of
whom the truth is spokca-they don't like 1t. If
in uttcring the truth We have offended tho honor
able gentleman or his defender, we can't help it,;
it is habit VIC have fallen into which it is i'm
possible for us to overcome. But when the Min
ncsotian talks about abuse, that m likes us laugh