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Little Fools and Great Ones.
BY CHARLES MACKAY.

When at the social board you sit,
And pass around the wine,
Remember though abuse is vile,
That use may be divine;
That heaven in kindness gave the grape
To cheer both great and small
That little fools will drink too much,
But great ones none at all.
And when in youths too aeeting hours
You roam the earth alone,
And have not sought some loving heart
That you may make your own:
Remember womau's priceless worth,
And think when pleasures pail
That little fools will love too much,
But greet ones none at all
And if friend deceive you once,
Absolve poor human kind,
Nor rail ageinst your fellow man
With malice on your mind;
But in your daily intercourse,
Remember lest you fall
That little fools confide too much,
But great ones none at all.
In work or pleasure, love or drink,
Your rule be still the same
Your work not toll. your pleasure pure,
Your love steady flame; -.
Your drink not mad ing, but to cheer,
So shall your bliss not pail
For little fools ENJoY[?l too much,
But great ones none at all
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hearers is marked and decided. His SER
mon on Sunday last was certainly very
ordinary affair.
HIS FAMILY.
In another part of his letter the follow
ing allusion is made to Brigham's family:
Brigham is man of some taste, and
his spirituals are generally fne-looking
women-some of them, indeed, quite pref
| ty aud all of them, SO far as could judge,
are intelligent. l suppose l saw in the
shanty quarters" some thirty women;
but whether they were all of them wives
of the prophet. or whether these consti-
tuted his entire household, of course I am
not informed The general impression
here seems to be that he has nearly or
quite fifty wives He only claims to have
forty children, having had forty seven al
together. This, doubtless, is the highest
figure he can claim, as the Saints" con-
slider large number of children a subject
of pride and boast. These wives are all
their own servants, and the nurses of their
own children. To see them sitting under
the overhanging caves of the shanties just
at dusk, with their numerous children
hanging aroung them, all crying, chatter
ing or teasing at once, was certainly sug.
gestive of founding hospital.
TIME WIVES AND ETERNITY WIVES.
You are aware that what constitutes
polygamy here is not exactly what would
constitute that crime in the States. Here
each successive wife taken after the first
is spiritual" and the process Of uniting
her to the husband is called Sealing. f"
The first wife only is married The mar
rying can be performed by almost any
magistrate, judge, Justice of the peace,
clerk of the courts &c. Sealing, how
ever, can be executed only by the First
Presidency, and by two Of the Twelve
! Apostles, who are specially endowed by
Brigham with authority for that purpose.
Formerly the process of sealing was per-
formed by Brigham alone, but during the
Reformation" of 1856 the cases became
so frequent that it was found necessary to
divide the labor. At first there was nc
charge for the performance, but now, !
am told the payment of $40 Is required
for each ''spiritual" sealed.
BY the process of sealing a wife is uni
ted to man, and the Mormons express
it, for "time and eternity" but by the
process of marriage only for 'time.'
Therefore, after the first wife has beer
united by the civil ceremony of marriage
the ecclesiastical ceremony of sealing ii
often performed in addition in order tha
she may be possessed, for eternity as wei
, as time.
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rgA- Wanted, good strong adhesive
plaster, to make busybodies stick to their
own business.
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10y AS Deacon A., on an eX-
tremely cold morning in old times, was
riding by the house of his neighbor
B, the latter was chopping wood.
The usual sau!ations were exchanged,
the severity of the weather briefly discus
sed, and the horscman made demonstra-
tions of passing ou, when the neighbor
detained him with:
"Don't be in hurry, Deacon; wouldn't
you like glass Of good old Jamaica. this
morning?"
Thank you, kindly" said the old gen.
tleman, at the same time beginning to dis
mount with all the deli5eration becoming
a deacon, I don't care if l do
ooh, don't trouble yourself to get off,
Deacon" said the neighbor. II merely
asked for information; We haven't a drop
in the house"
Ia A rheumatic lady and an asth-
NATL old lady could not each be satisfied
with reference to the door They kept
singing out in alternate strains from their
night-caps; the rheumatic,
'Chambcrmaid. shut the door! l shall
die;' the asthmatic, 'chambermaid open
the door, shall die!' So the contention
went on for some time, and the yellow
maid, with bandana handkerchief on her
head, was fairly fustered. At last an old
gentleman, disturbed by the alteration,
and not willing 20 show any partality,
sang out from his berth:
'Chambermaid, for Heavens sake open
that door and kill one of those ladies, and
then shut it and kill t'other!'
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A STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF Monroe County, Ohio,
For the year ending on the first Monday
of June, 1858.
STATE FUNDS.
I'm

To amount of State taxes collect
ed on duplicate Of 1857, includ- rs
ing delinquencies of 1856. l., 4i0 92 )
To amount ofpedlar's license col
lected at January settlement 80 90 o.
To amount of pedlar's license -
collected since Jan. settlement 10 90 o.
To amount collected for auction
duties at January settlement 3 81 0
To States proportion Of show IL
censes collected ............ 20 90 o.
To nett amount of section 16
funds up to Jan. settlement 1904 is O.
To nett amount of section l6 ~
funds at June settiement.... 957 66 z
To interest due State on Surplus
Revenue. ia AZ o.
To amount due from State, Jan.
settlement. t................. 3l1s so 2
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sW The. number Of trains arriving and
departing at Chicago, is set down at one
hundred and twenty per day.
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W The world is treadmill, which
turns all the time, and leaves no choice but
to sink orclimb - "
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ExpEND1TuR RES

Paid ChristianD Dichi, clothing for Jno. 4
Conger, lunatic. c................. A5
Paid J. S. Holiday, fees as Auditor l9lS
Paid Simon Aorkheimer, clothing for 5s.ss
+. pundas, lunatic -. .. :. IS
Paid J. B. Noll, assisting Auditor. .
Paid A. Pope, mason work ON court
mouse ..........g. ..s.s.... ..5....s 10
Paid j. Schell, work at courthouse 6
Paid trustees OF Washington township d
for transporting Il. Shepherd TO
County jail ........ ...s.s...k 6
Paid Wm. Steel, Probate Judee, IN 49,
sanity cases of Dundas & shepherd s
Paid NJ. Morrow, brick for courthouse :
aud plastering same....... ...,.s-.. 8
Paid VIM. Steel, fees as Probate
Judge. -... .....7.... ..... 80
Paid Stephen Conger, const. CT. C. r.
june, 1897 7.....-,s. ........ ....... 3
Paid NJ. HGAer g. Co., for furniture
LOT county-.-.. ..... .@
Paid VIM. Read, boarding jury, Ohio
vs.. henderson,. ,,.ss..... ..... :. :. 10
Paid VIM. Read, straw for beds in Jail I !
Paid C. NJ. Morrow, Const. CT. c. p.
June, 1857. =. IL
Paid Joseph Redin, Const. CT. G. p. q
Paid same, hauling brick for court
house, and attending uasous, 80, 2
Paid James MITCHELL Ck. e.. c. r.,
Ohio vs.. Henderson. ............ 80
Paid VIM. Wilson, unclaimed costs,
Sutherland ". Ellis. is......... 2
Pad John obrecht, repairing lock to
Auditors otice ..............
Paid John Burton, freight on books
Paid Thomas Little, assessor, report
of marriages, &c., Center tp...... .
Paid "A. II. Piersou, freight on books
Paid Wm. Read, Sher.f, Ohio W.
Shepherd.
Paid same. State cases in =. Court 80
Pad same, case Of q. Fall luratic I
Paia Dr.. J. II. Pierson, medical wit
ness case Of ti. Fall. all........ 2
Paid Frederick K1hler, coal for court
house. ......-.5... -. 8
Paid Carrick & Holland for cleaning
court house.
Paid II. okey, repairing Treasurer's
ouce. ..-.............
Paid Jacob >chwall, whitAwashing, SC.
Trcasurcr's Office. e........... 5
Paid n. knhler, fo- wood and sand 4
paid VIM. Read, Sheriff, Ohio VS.. Hep
Observation-Disclosures. kins II
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To amount Of State Common
school funds for Feb. 1883. 1885 o
To balance remaining in treasu- a
ry last year. ........... 1887 s.
To interest on section Is from
State Feb. 1858. ..... 1888 s.
TO interest on section Ii collect
ed by County Treasurer at Jan.
settlement. e31 g.
TO nett interest on section 16 ra-r
collected since Jan settlement 234 g.
TO proportion of show licenses 20 O.
To amount of township school s.
tax collected on duplicate of
1857. 37OS Il
Total receipts ......... 2l807 s
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which may be heard by large audience.
His speech is rather fluent than other
wise, and his attitude and gestures quite
oratcrical. Its effect upon his proselyted
hearers is marked and decided His SER
mon on Sunday last was certainly very
ordinary affair.
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Total receipts. ..s.
COUNTY FUNDS.

BY amount ofcounty orders redeem
co.
BY interest on surplus revenue paid
otdte..
BY Treasurer's per cent OH county
lax 49,.
BY Treasurer's per cent on tavern
and ferry licenses.
By Treasurer's per cent on moneys
collected on day book.
BY Prosecuting Attorneys receipts
for notes in State cases for collec-
lou'. ...-.--
By notes on hand for hnes, &C., not
palu .........
BY amount transferred to road fund
BY bill for coal, stationary, &C.,
Total receipts. :. ~
Balance remaining in treasury.
The following statements shows
ent purposes for which County OF
been issued during the year, comm,
the 3rd day of june, 1857, order No. /
U, and ending June 9Th, 1858, ordcl
Book V. La--ts
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Anderson. :!..::.! UU ~ z
To cash of same jury fsej Booth VS.. ra@b
Haverly. ..:ts.... Q ood ass
To carh Of Richard C!egg,J p. fine, f@a
Ohio VS.. Henry Hughes. .......t 8 % o.
To cash of j. F. Randolph, J. P. fine ssl
Ohio VS.. Isaiah Windland ...... 5 OF o.
To cash of J. T.. Morrill,, j. r., ine. s8g@s
Ohio vs.. Jas. Farrisr ....... 4 ooe aag
To cash Of tai,.es Cunninsham, J. p, &S@S
fine, Ohio vs., Marcus Motts ..... 4 so o Aa
To cash Of J. P.:Spriggs J. T., fine, -e lszsSa
Ohio VS.. John Railing ..... s 90 q zzsS
To cash of same, Ohio VS.. Arthur i
Porter ..................... rs oss
Ts cash of same, Ohio VS.. ]. l.. Hsr- s.s&S
desty ...... ...... SO d -
To cash Of ]. w. Barnett balances Of 2 -
fines collected ................. u rs o Ssxa
To cash of Justice Bell, fine, Ohio VI. . @ssa
W. Riley. ............ 1880
To cash of John Beardmore, fne $50 .esi
Ohio VS.. Job Stackhouse. ...... so d.
To cash of f. W. Fnney, fine, Ohio -sas1 eass2
vs.. Jesse Clute.. 10 q 80 3
To cash of same, fine, Ohio vs., T. 3. sz9S
FISHER UU w.
To cash of same, fne Ohio vs. Bsniah 81 ~ SseS
Mcknight. ....,............. D GO ,Ua9
To cash of Martin Troy, auction H. 3 ass
cenSe Observation-Disclosures I % Ost
To cash of J. H. Brdgeman, fne, & = sS<
Ohio VS., Thomas Hyssoni. ..... 8 oo0sss
To cash of same, fine, Ohio vs.. WIN. sez8 -
. . y
TO cash of same, Ohio VS.. Robert Col - szsAk
well 3 oos0osa
To cash Of same, fine, Ohio vs.. Geo. 5s q 8 sSS
Colwell ..................... $50 ~
To cash of VIM. Hobaugh. fine, Ohio. g-.zss 49,
VS.. Fred. snider. ider.......-........ 3s0 So
To cash of same, fine, Ohio vs. Francis - sa
Miller. :...-.s.is 500 % slSs
To cash of s. w. Noll, fine, Ohio W. eaYS
| Edwin Hornbrook.. Il so g.
To cash of same, Ohio rs. Lesnusi sfsss
Pearsou. ..................... D 90 - sss
To cash of same, fine, Ohio va. An q, sE ssss
drew Rist.. t........ ........... 70 0saGss
To cash of same, fine, Ohio rs. Jacob 1853 ass
znck ...................... 90 o.
TO cash of Robert Cree fine, Ohio 70. ~ Z si2A
Isaac dogue.. ................ O0gOs
To cash of same, fine, Ohio VS.. Kestner 0s.0sssS
To cash of ]. F. Randolph, fne Ohio s3esszg
vs.. Joshua Potion ........ s1ooosSS
To cash of John Cline fine, Ohio VS.. i4ssaFs GarB
Mary Anderson. 49,. ........... = so O asS
To cash OF Jacob Keeper, jE, fne Ohio ses "a
VS.. Jacob Keeper, sr............. 10 90 o e
To cash OF VIM. D. Patton, auction L. = szss3
censc ............ .............s looSoasz
To cash of clerk Mitchell, unclaimed sz ssS
costs in court of common pleas. .e44 $50
To cash of Sheriff Morrow, jury foe, 4 = ssz
| Parker vs. Dillon l. Okey. s 90 o.
TO cash of same, jury fee, schwing Va. : = 4 sA4
! Anthony. s 90 o.
To cash of same, jury fee, Headly VS.. z q ssz's
Ralston. G ,ogaus
To cash Of same, jury fee, Windlaud - u SssTs
VS.. Baker. :. ......3.1 o 90 -
To cash of same, jury fee. Anthony ~ sz1vs
VS.. schwing. -. .:...,.... ..... "a % 0zsa
To cash of Joseph MOOSE, fne Ohio - szsSsa
VS.. Vincent Baker. q 90 o 4
| .sss -r--==----.zss
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Total receipts. rs
STATE FUNDS.

Ch. u. y. W.
By County's proportion of State
Common School fund. ..... S14'3S6 40 O
By County's proportion OF Sec. l6 1892 3S 9
BY States proportion of taxes re-
funded by county. Al O
By Treasurer's mileage to Co.
lumbus. 20 90 o
By Treasurer's per cent. on pod
lars license. 95
By Treasurer's per cent. on auc-
ton duties. ............... 16 0
BY Treasurer's per cent. on show
licenses w
By Treasurer's per cent on State
taxes collected on duplicate. 276 1S i
By printers fees on State taxes
collected on duplicate. ..... Il so @
By section l6 funds paid into o.
state treasury before and since
January settlement. ....... 1858 80 4
Amount expended ....... 1889 80 .
Balance in treasury. 37s 72 8
SCHOOL FUNDS.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG-HOW HE
-. .-....-.- LOOKS

The Salt Lake correspondent of the
New York Times has drawn the following
portrait of Brigham, as seen while going
through one Of his characteristic SER
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By Treasurer's per cent. 33 81 2
BY proportion of printers fees. ..~ IL 80 2
By proportion OF taxes refunded by
county, 3 81
Pl. Thos. Nc .Nahon, treas. Adams tp. Ss1 ~ 2
Charles Algeo, Benton tp. 2l9 Is s
= Z" Daniel O'Connor, 90 Center tp. 1871 SO S
same, treasurer of Woodsfeld, 2l5 As
joseph Myers, treasurer Green tp. o 90
]. H. Bridgenan, treas. Jackson tp. 80 40 t
Peter Dorr, treasurer Malaga tip. lit 76 G
]. r. Smith, do Salem tip. 1t9 80 5
same, treasurer of Clarington, Z 80
T. Cummings, treas. Sunsbury tp. 237 As
John Wisener, treas. Beallsyille AZ 81 s
{" David Ruble, treas. Switzerland tp.495 81 l
Total. -..........-., S3351 So l
GpEHIAI SCHOOL unIISE EIfNnC
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TOWNSHIP FUNDS.
DR. D. c. NJ
To amount collected on duplicate of
1857. Observation-Disclosures 1925 Sc s
TOWNSHIP FUNDS.

CR. d. c
By Treasurers per cent. .. 40 53
BY proportion of printing dein-
quent list. 6 o9
By proportion Of taxes refunded by
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of 1851. 3o57 81 9
SPECIAL SCHOOL-HOUSE FUNDS.
OR. D. c. NJ
By Treasurer's per cent. 80 81 5
By proportion of printers fees. 10 30
Pd. T. Mcmahon, treas of Adams tp. 5000 AZ
',6esse Bell, Bethel tip. IS 90 5
+" K. Hawkins, treas. Franklin tp. 254 81 ]
Joseph Myers, " Green tp. 3l7 So
J. II. Bridgeman, tr. Jackson tip. 81 47 4
Peter Dorr, treasurer Malaga tp. 494 70
= ]. A. Lankard, treas. Ohio tp. lal 65
Thomas West, Perry Up. 226 ~ 9
al. R. Smith, Salem tip. 8 80 !
" w. B. Alexander" Seneca tip. 439 "a
Phillip Webher, " Summit tip. Isl 40 3
:" D. Ruble, treas. Switzerland tp, "a 80 6
50 M. Markly Washington tp. LOG "a
g Joseph Moose, treas. Wayne tp. 81 03 6
Total. .-..........-.-.. 3N3I Fl >
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u oss R,s CoNCkNTRATKD E.sENcE

h or BAY LEAVES. atoms ,fthe Bay Ieafhave
been extensively used throughout the worl Tor cenurespast
remedies for Nervous Headshe and for affections the
head generally and for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly mas occupied prominent position in the
sands admirers Isequyaont however the active prin
ipe Of the Bay minute that real permanent
fit ba effected and IL therefore simply palliative and
too eebs for most of diseases for which this valuable
edy is well adapted
ROSsERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAvES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy ssries Of chemical experiments and has last been
bronght to that state ot concentration which makes
d uneqused In aresng the decay Of the hair the removal
fdandrun and OF relieving by few appca that
ing Itching which m.t generally precedes the falling Of The
nar IL was originally prepared for member f his family
thaving confidence in The usually Sold
most Distressing iecay of the hail and such
uematve effects that it's reputation establish
ted and hundreds of calls very made
system OF puing whatever It's
have shed into public the demand for
thstrny great remedy that the has
manufacture II extensive scale, now offers IL
with the fullest confidence to the entire public
Prepared bv Thoa H. tosser at his Chemical aboraor
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggists generally
sent "a
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1s- IN WANT OF MONEY-l1

HNHE time for sattlng having come We mos rsspcetay
Il request thoss indebted 70 svara ead sests
their accounts and those claims against WIN peass
present them for payment II wish pay paid
70 us at the sxpxAon o every sx nehha III Jaasdy and
LIST July a. We wish 70 do strictly ak months buslnss
" Those us country owing win plsaSs atsnd this
request - y exceedingly incopv for hen
Come one and al and sette and much oblge = i"
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"4NTHD.-Ay sho cass ~ oessesH ~ Heaee
Man Of good moral character TO take char ntAe Ii
erasy u the sYosns Aens OArsti Asssessas asty
shall be attend their Hail. and keep correct ~ Il an
Ing the Fsl Winter. and spring monahs sN - Mrs sf5
70 10 o'clock NJ each night Of hs week eeadxs sHept
sept7 dis J,R, = DuRRoUanA Rse -
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tort do ~
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" ekly papers.
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HTPRRSS SHuNGLEs.-aONO cypress Shingles
~ 90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON. LANFORD & CO., on Canal
msr d. uear La1ghorne's Mi
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s.YNCllBUisai AaakNCY
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HllIllfA Il = =. -


Tameeting OF the Local 30. rd OF Directors tho
q n"rs s q, o.mp..y a, ,hS cago tssey
Ihr UNDERSIGNED President and Directors Of the Company
Company or the year ending tho Isl Of Jsnusrw
1859 andbeIng satisfied with a condition cordial
The 70 S% % .a s,
now beon in existence tor 10 years. and Its Capital attain
We Sn s'Gs.' e o., sns
ans Ias s
than thirty per cent per annnm on the preunm paid
.s q. .. If !. Ne" s.t
ed with the State Comptroller any lawful demands
We invite attention 10 the advantages OF
' s;H y NJ; sEFonr
Amount 1s,s of assets January /.
Amount Of receipts for premi.
uns, Interest &c, to Jany
DissuRsEaxsrs
Paid losses by death. Interest
on divid, nis, aud all other
expenses. 2lll90 % .e
Accumulated Fand, Jan. SO, ri Si.eoa, sos aa
~ os seen by the shove satsmsat that thu Company
desiring Information in regard to the subject Of L
Company. who will give any information thai NAV bs
desired Tor rotsrence apply either the eca
GEO wYThB MuNFoRD ESQ. PSessdm. -1.F
's'''''1D5E DlEsscToss f Hso%sn"''i'A Of y''s'n'.'
ROGER A. PRYOR, tesst af5
editor ofihs "sou,h'9
THOMAsH. ELLIS Ese.. 5st9@ eh3
president James River and Kanawha Coz
THOMASP AUGUST, Esq.
(Atorney Law) " - 4-N
WIN @, PAINE ESQ,
(Kent, Paine 4 Co., Merchants. as
JOHN BAGBY, ESQ,
REV sss;; cSSs /! ais sSsS Queen Co. v.a s,' s..
.4 pastor Uuited Presby tsnan Chufch)
REV JAS. B. TAYLOR.
lcorg Sec'y Southern Baptist Coavsnuss
H. X. EILYSON, (Prnter) I.ll.f al. NJ
CHAS. w. PURCELL. (Rsnker) f
JAMES THOMAS, in '''ic'f @ --h
(Tobscco Manufacturer.) ,t+
RoBERT 9. PAYNE, NJ D., 9A = "'.A# ga
r. L. WALKER N. d. Medical Board. st5 p,
r. II GILMER, NJ D.,
A. r. GARLAND, IlacnEA4eas.
In his absence DR.. T. L. WALKER.
CWAS. II. WO0THA14,1 70
GenIAS's and Attorney sse w.
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y floating hal ar kuurklc washing Hing works
fa'n ll- machine has received the highs premiums
the NirEnn and MAJ, land Fairs and all other FAIRS where
has been exhibited In this hiuc clothes " Rs.,
o 'h'dPr q"'ohu and with less aud lcnr Than b,
Other n"l" II IL suro In t operation lint child
dcistnnd and work itand Ia a liable
order Those " ho ish labor
and 'irr Though absolutely domestic operation
VII rieasr call and sxSnnc fr themselves For slc by
hcrt- dm u W TROr'T Main street.