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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17
Rotten BOrughs.

We have one rotten borough in The Senate
OF the Uuited States, but fortunately Houe in
the House of Representatives.. Mr. j. . Gar
lille claims to represent the Stale OF Virginia,
and his claim is recognized. lie does not even
reside 10 the State OF which he is called the
Senator. We all know bow he got in, aud We
know, too, tnat while his fell0w-Senalors regret
the mistake which they made 10 admitting hin.
they cannot now see how TO get rid Of nim -
Al one time he had show OF coustitu uency, for
the people of West Virginia were ma, nly loyal
| When West Virginia was erected iuto s. ate
aud when the new State chose Two Senators, o.
WI ON Mr.. Carlile was not one, he (Carlilel still
h cid his seat as the SeuatUr from Virginia. aud
bogus Legislature, 81 tiug at Alexandra
elected very respectable aud loyal gentleman
as his colleague, who died few days alter TAX
log bis seat The Alexandria Legislature wll
probably elect successor 10 Mr.. Bowdep, an,
when they do so, he will undoubtedly be sworI
in, because Mr.. Bowden was sworn 10. In th
House the rotten borough system, as existing
10 Old Virginia, was tolerated during QUE Coz
gress and lhen repudiated. We trust that
may never be galvanized into new Lille
Louisiana seems 10 be the great rotten DO,
cugh Of our governmsnt--the old Sarum OF th
Unned States. Al every session of Cousre-
new batch ofrepressH,alives, so-eailed, pre-
ent their sham crede1tias, and demand sdmi
tapce, hoping that, If seats ore not given tbeI
they will At least be paid for the trouble {
presenting their claims, and 10 the latter ei
pectation they have generally been Correct
Mileage from New Orleans to Washington doe
not graw upon every bush. IL appears thas
full delegation from Louisiana are pow on ihsi
way to Washington. or have already arrivet
prepared for tho annual raid on the eonlingeu
! ifund. There is no reason that we know I
/ except modesty, why North and South Ca
d olina, Georgia. Florida, Alabama. MississipE
; ARKANSAS aud Texas should not be on hand L
. their share of greeDbacks. for that 10 what
: amounts to-. So long as Oougress pays tbe
: fellows for their impudsnce, they will keep coz
$ ing, and the only way 70 banish them sfsct'
ally isto mako them pay their own costs whs
. thsy lose their suit. Whvp the time cou'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

To this again should be added the nnm.
ber OF all soldiers in the field from Massa-
chu etts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Della
ware, Indiana, Illinois. and California, who
by tie laws Of those States could not vote
away from their homes, and which number
c,unot be less than 10000. Nor yet is
this all. The number in organized Terri
tories is trile more now than what it was
four years ago, while thousands of white
and bluck, join us OF the national arms aud
press back the insurgent lines So much
is shown affirmatively and negatively, by
the election. II is not material to enquire
how the Increase has been produced or to
show that it would have been greater but
for the war, which is probably true.
The important fact remains demonstra-
ted. that We have more men now than VIC
had when the war began. That we are
not exhausted nor in process OF exhaustion
That we are gaining strength, and may. i.
need be, maintain the contest indefinitely
This as TO men. Material and resources
are now more complete and abundant than
ever. The national resources then are uD-
exhausted, and as we believe, inexhaus'i
BILE. The public purpose to re.estabish
and maiutain the national au hority is IN
changed, and ss we believe, Interchangeable
NEGOTIATION WITH REBEL LEADERS IMPoLITrC
The manner of continuing the efforts re-
mains 10 choose. On careful considera
tion of all the evidence accessible it seems
to me that no attempt at negotiation with
the insurgent leaders could result in any
good. He would accept of nothing short
| Of the severance of the Union. His dec
larations to that effect are explicit and oil
repeaied. He does not attempt to deceive
us. He affords us no excuse 10 deceive
ourselves. We cannot voluntarily yield lit
Between him and us the issue is distlnc,
simple and inhexible. 1T is an issue which
can be tried only by war and decided only
by victory. II We yield we are beaten. L
the Southern people fail him he is beaten
either way it would be the victory and de
feat following war. What is tine, howeV
er. of him who heads the insurgent cause
/, not necessarily true Of those who follow
Although be cannot accept The Union
they can rome of them, we know. alread
desire peace and re union. The number
such may increase. TR
HOW PEACE CAN BE OBTAINED. ~
They can at any moment have peac'
simply by laying down their armssAnd sui
m,tiug to the national authority under tn
Constitution. After so much, the Cover
ment could not. II IL would, maintain WI
against them. The loyal people would nc
sustain or allow IL. II questions shou
remain, we would adjust them by Il
peaceful means Of legislation, conferenc
courts and voters. Operating only In
{ constitutional and lawful chsnnel. some &C
tain aud other possible questions, 81
; would be beyond the Executive power
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Genera, Head Quarters, stat. of ohio.
l. -r-ya'a ADJUTAAr GENERALS OFFICE, s31 80 ~
-s. Columbus, December lst, lsjA
To Military Camnttses and the Press. a5issss !sai

, e--y' ADJUrAAr GENERALS OFFICE, s3d --.1' lsi
Columbus, December 1st. lsJAeE
To Military Csmmiiisss and the Pres: .a5issss ssai
GENrLEMEN The oaota OF Ohio under
.hc last call Of the President for five hun.
ired thousand men, has been filed. That
quota, owing TO many errors In the enioll-
,neut, was too large. This is shown by the
Urge numbers OF drafted men who procured
their exemption by reason. lst, Of aiienage;
2l, non residence 81. over age; h. per.
| mauent ply ysical disability; aud 5;h, BY
reason Of having served TWO years ia the
army or navy. This would not have been
the case had our people dcne their duty
last Spring, aud secured correction Of
The enrolment. lists, as they were request.
ed to do by the Governor, aud by the
Provost Marshal General. ~ ST. cor colt
the great importance of correcting the
enro lnent has not heretofore been ap-
p ecIated by our people, and hat lille ef-
tort has been made in that direction until
il was TOO late. All alterations should be
made before any quotas are assigned. or
they will not in any manner operate TO re-
duce those quotas. II lis scarcely possible
10 secure an absolutely correct enrollmeDs,
but the unii ed effort of all persons in,erestr
ed, towards this end. will render ,it 80
nearly correct hat much Of The complaint
that has ofore been made will be rea-
dered groundIess. ia, =,
Toe Provost Marshal General has again
offered an opportunity 10 correct enroll-
ment lists. aud 10 this end he attention of
the people Of the STATE isnow directed. -
Ii they fail to see the importance of prompt
| - -
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DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

IN pint bottles at fifty cents. cnres lame.
l. ness cuts, gals, collie, &c. Read the following:
BosToN, July 18th, 1885,
DR. ToBrAswe have used for the past year your Horse
Linment for ameness kicks bruises collie and cuts and in
every instance found the best article tried in this cir
company Please send six dozen is the only nimen
we We have los horses very valuable AM
do not want to leave town withoutit. HYATT FRosT.
Manager, VauAmbnrghs Co.'S Menagerie.
Sold bv all dnogss Office, SO Cortandt St, New York
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A NOVEL CoyoRRr RooM The following
notice OF concer, given by the lAnebgaoisns.
vocslists anl Swiss Bell Ringers. at 'he Big
Tree Grove, California, Is copied from letter
written Jy Prof j. NJ BouLAsn, ops Of the
company 80 the .Ne,o York Tribune s,s.a
Big Tree Grore. Jaiy 10t4. 1858 I've
arrived here yesterday; I; travelled fifteen
miles ont of our route for purpose Of
view ing, what | consider the greatest ustur.
al curiosities in exislencey These curiosi-
tics are n,thing more nor less than trees
trees OF such mammoth proportions that
any description which might be given o
them must certainly appear fabulous to sni
one who has not actually seen them -
Within an area of ffy acres, sninety. two
Of these monster trees are found standing |;
aud are. beyond doubt. the most stipend.
ous vegetable produc' lin the world. a :
They are situated in valley, in Caiax-
eras county, at the source Of the tribusafies
.of the Calaveras liver. fifteen miles above
Murphy's camp. These trees vary in size
from eighty 10 one hundred and tsosire feet
in circumference. ard from tire. hundred to
four hundred and fifty feet 10 hight Only
ever been cut down I and TO accomplish
ibis feat t took & We men. with saws and
sugers, twenty five days it wes cut of
about ten feet from the ground The stump
at this point measured thiriy-two feet ia
diameter; and being covered or shaded
by n beautiful arbor. we used the top Of
| this for concert room.
| Friday evening. July 9ths ave gave a
regular Grand Stump Concert, for. one n,gis
only to ap audience of ffty three persons !;
We sang all our national and patriotic
songs, and the enthusiasm manifested was
almost unbounded. and was most certainly
highly Aauering to US.
We have sung III the Mammoth Cave,
updcr The Horse Shoe. at Niagra Falls.
and given hun iseds OF concerts during the
past twelve years. but never one .thatlwill
ne longer remembered by Us than The ore
gisen upon The Big Stump only think Of
it-ffiy three pc sons, besides ourselves
and instruments, all upon. the stump of q
| tree at the same time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

~ the Governor NOTARY PUBLIC for the County oi
Asbtabua and BY taking pains to procure special seal
able To do all business pertaining to that ofee such
mannertha further authsntcAon Of his Official ae L
necessary, either BY osuny CLERK o. otherwise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17
HTTnF Cures
OOhL Fever Sores.
THE
PEOPLES

"Bufalo. Nov. 3, 1862.
"Two Of subscribers-one of them Inflicted with had
Fever Sore the other with the
veement of the Peoples Cure In this paper purchased
the medicine and after having thoroughly tried it,
Iort recommending II heartily thorough REM
edy in their case.-Edtors Christian Advocate"
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WHOLE NUMBER, ISL.

that, they have constituency 10 represent,
they viii he admit, ed Of courss. Meanwhile IL
they want 10 visit Washington for health. re .
creation orspor,iug purposes let them settle
their own bills like other people,. =, scis,,,o
= II needs no argument to show that the rotten
burough system as sought TO be established IN
Louisiana. is iutolerable 10 any free 20 vernnent
y Nor is u necessary TO, prove that. ot'ce esthb-
lshed and recognized there. IL will spread to
every other insurreciionarv district The peo-
! PIE VINO are paving the cost OF redeemine those
districts from rebel dominstion, win not conseut
TO, be governed by adven,urers elscfine them,
selves to represent those districts ID Congress.
and no sublleties Of constitutional law and logic
will convince them that they ought TO consent
10 be so governed. We have no hpprehei.sdu
that The Louisiana, delegation will be adm, ted
to seats in either branch Of the Legislature, but
we insist that Congress shall not acknowledge
that they have good ground for setting np
their annual claim, by voting them two or
three thousand dollars apiece after the claim is
rejected Chicago Tribune. rssrs4iss
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
THE CTIDE Cures
PEOPLES w hL rheumatism

al troubled with Rheumatism for two years suffering
less day. have taken two totes Of the Peo-
pes Cure and have not had any pain since left it OF
than four ago consider myself entirely cured
and the medicine has made feel very light and goodust
like q young man though am sixty-two yesrs old
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, Michigan St."
'My .ife has been suffering from rheumatism Of in
nmatoy character for about six years. sometimes
acutey About the first Of June last she commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and continued to take il some
three weeks In af she commenced the swelling
aud stiffness of her onts had very materially esseled
in three weeks had disappeared altogether.
"TH0NAS PoLLo<sK, lat W. H. Glennys)
"BufTalo, Oct /, 1862"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

TYLER 81 COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries Crockery Boots and Shoes Hats &c
two door North OF Fisk House, Ashtsbula, y. 4lo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer OF Sash
Blinds and Doors on hand made to order Also Plan
ing Matching etc. done to order in the best possible mar
ner, Ashtabula, o. F-- oO3
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II. L.. MORRISON,-Dea in Dry Goods
Grseeries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps liardwar
Crockery, Books, Paints, Oils Sc, Ashtabua, U. 4ls
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ASHTABULA o., SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER H. 1854 81

about what everybody expected, satisfies the
Uhionlsts and dissatis6es the other kind.
Which we presume satisfies Mr.. Lincoln. "a.
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will entte him to share Of business he hopes to merit H.
All orders for hauling to and from the Depot about this
village will be thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
lie will be found upon the Road at all times not necessarily
devoted to rest and feed. 6l0 W. II. TERRY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

STEPHEN HALL Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries Hats and Caps Lasts and Shoe findings, and gen
erai Merchandise, doors South OF the Bank. 593
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rn5FErs GFE CURE osF;i sg ;s. D';trs.' srs.

any face has for than ten years been greatly dgur-
ed by epons and lunches, which at times EXTENDED
my whole body and once for three days made entirely
blind; but having taken two bottles OF the Peoples Cure,
my acquaintance hardly recognize meindeed hardly know
mysef-as am well man. Let all who are afflicted
try the Peoples Cuebe medicine prepared by the SANTA
ry Socley-and think they viii not begudge their dollar.
JOSEPH SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street
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w. PUNGHE Dealer in Clocks. Watches
Jewery and silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewelry
repaired Ashabula .. -Four doors north Of the Post
Ofhce. wv
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rA. People. CURE cqs:; sss:Iss. :h:a al, sie'r

Ny wife has been in poor health for long time, having
heq9ent TO call physician TO attend her but she was
eehty very much worse Fora weeks she had appe
e lost a her strength, and each day growing worse.
she had night Yeats coughed great deal during the night
and considerably during the day all supposed she
gong o slsh tue consumption when friend advised her to
ed change At once On the third day she
appetite and was st resaning her strength, until on the
eighth day. not yet having taks bottle has stopped
taking the me dlcine, saying she wss az well as
was and well body could be- and she has
so ever since. PAUL KLEIN Ga rdner 32 Pearl st.
Buffalo, October 1892 For Sale by ali Drugs qgists.
O. CROSBY, General agent
255 Main n Buffalo n Y.
213 10 whom all orders should be addressed
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Hotels.
Merchants.

HASKELL & SON. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions amt Beady Made Clothing. Also
Dealers all kinds of White Wood, Ash, Oak Hickory
iu,nber and Flour Barrel Hoops Main street. Ashtabula
j. W. HASKELL. 6l6 HASKELL.
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CYRUS AVERY, Manufacturer ofTin, Sheet
rou Copper Ware and dealer in Stoves Also Agent
for Whitneys celebrated Clothes Wripger Al the Old Ba
sh,shnla Ohio. 692
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Physicians.

bR.n M. KINGSLEY, Homeopathic King.
vns o. Having had several years experience ne ice,
him with acall eferencesHomeopathic medical fsca n
Clevsland prs Geo. q Noble Dundee, T.; " E' Ss5
Penn YAM N Y; II. B. Dale, Fond du Lac, WIS., Oo'
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CROSBY, & MONTIGLE, Iron FouW eis
and and Dealers in Stoves of varicas kinds
Pows plow Castings, Mil Castings, and rost decrp
tions OF foundry work. Ashtabula, July 1864 700
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GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware ron Steel and Nails Stoves Tin Plate Sheet lron
Copper and Zpc and of Tin Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Fisk's Block, Ashtabula, Ohio. 47O
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watches, JeyveIry, &c.

a. w, DICKINSON Jeweler. Repairing of
ali kinds Of Watches Clocks, and Jewelry Shop oppse
the Fisk House ,Ashtabula, D. o
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Manufacturers.

l.. WOLFF g. CO. Dealer in Ready-madt
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods Ashabula, o. 54
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Clothing.

MANSFIELD& BRUCE, Wholesale 4 retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, &c. Ashtabula u 900
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The People. CURE cS,ss %s.sps....' Ps%al'

have been In feeble health since The birth of boy
who years old have had many troubles and diff
culties all this time uniting for every kind of labor and
destroying all my comfort last sunimGr began taking the
Peoples Cure have used four bottles and almost
we'll Ny difficulties have nearly all disappeared and feel
cheerful and happy. Mrs CATH. pEWALD,
Dressmaker, Goodeil Alley above rupper at.
Buffalo, Oct. 20. 1862.
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GEORGE EWILLARD,-Dealerin Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery Glass
ware manufacturer o ready made Clothing Also, whole
aie and Hardware Saddery Nails Iron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYestufs, &c, Main
atreat. Ashtabula.
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J.R.. COOK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Justice of the Peace, Main Street. over Morrisons
Store. Ashtabula, q.
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MOWERS,
THE Substfibtr
l. has starte
Drawing Rurafnea

and will devote his unre-
mi,ting attention to its
prosecution. If prompt
naee aparov and fldel;tv
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Cures Scrofula and
Salt Rheu.n.
The Peoples CURE

have used the Peoples Cure In my family with great ben
eft in nf Seroa and Salt Rheum and have recon
mended frequently tn my friends all Ofwhom believe hav
benefited aud most OF them entirely cured by it.
CHARLES sCHARFF, 2Is Main .treet, up stairs.
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WELLS 81 FAULKNER - Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaula Ohio Orders respect
ffily solicited and filed at the Lowest cashcos Az
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Total. .......... 80, 7t
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Il. INQUIRE, Manufacturer of Tin, Copper
and shest Iron Ware Strict attention paid making
ing up and repairing Stoves, stovePpe Pumps and Lead
Pipe Troughs CONDUCTOR etc Old ron Rags Copper
Lead etc. etc. taken In Exchange. AsoSole Agent for
the 'BriiiG Cook Sio6e with the latest improvements
doers South of the Fisk House Ashtabuls. o. As
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eellOi NJ Law, AHhtauuIh UhiO ~
W. b. CHAPMAN, - Attorney at Law
Justice of the Peace Commissioner OF Deeds ior engl
aao Iowa Oce three doors east Of the fremont houss
.Conneant, q. -. ---------==---.
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CHARLES TH,--Attorney and Coun.
seo, at Law. Ashtahuia, Ohio. 4lt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14
Letter from a Charleston Girl.

The New York Tribune publishes the fol,
that has in some manner fallen into other
hands than those it was intended TOR:
CHARLESTON, Nov 9-osGr CossSin: Fred
has consented st last TO let NE come to Ma
con, SO you may expect NE il 4 very few
days. The other day Yankee she'll exploded
just around the corner from our house, tearing
building to pieces and setting two others on
fire. No one was injured, as all the buildings
were vacated some weeks ago. | don't be-
He7e there are two hundred ladies in town
who are able to get away, but Fred declared
We should not leave while we had a Roof over
US; but now that he sees the danger we are
IN, he is glad to hurry Us off. Most of the
families have gone to Dorchester, Summer
vile, Comboher, and WATERFORD and every
house in those places is crowded. Nearly
every room is filed with beds, and every bed
has to accommodate three or four persons
so much for war; but would willingly live
in pig-sty the remainder of my life, if it
would keep the Yankee miscreants out of
our city.
a majority Of our people have left most
of~their furniture in their houses, expecting
in few weeks to return to them, but Of
course they know that if the Yankees take
the city, their houses and furniture will all
be destroyed.
Gen. Beauregard caused information to
reach all, that if he finds it impossible to hold
the city he will leave it a mass of ruins
No one will complain of this, as they know
the barbarians have sworn to destroy every
vestige Of the secession nest if they can take
it. If they should ever enter our house may
God have mercy on them, for l can't. If
they ever enter the city you will hear of the
greatest earthquake ever caused by human
agency.
1t will be consolation, Louise, for you to
know that should the Vandals ever get here,
they would never be able to reach Macon
Gen. Beauregard is confident they could never
get ten miles beybnd the city in that direc-
ton, but he is equally confident they can
never come here.
1t is mournful to look through our streets
once alive with beauty and fashion, and see
them entirely deserted, with the exception
of now and theu one of our colored people,
or a squalid Irish woman But | am to see
you so soon l will not write long letter.
Fred sends his love, but says he will not
write, until dipping his pen in a Yankee car
cass, he can write with red ink.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

ing still more. The two were just alike; the
wind stirred the vine leaves. and they fell
stirred the old mans hair and it whitened vet
more, Both were waiting for the spirit in
them to be fully ripe. The young man looks
Forward; the old man looks back = How long
1he shadows lie in the setting sun; the steeple
d inlle long reaching across the plain as the
Sun s'rescnes out the hills in grotesque dinen-
slous. so are the events of life in the old
mans consciousness-7Hsodo p,,Isr