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1T Ii A=FAcr, that more suffering, disease
and distress, is alleviated by Cos Dyspepsia
Cure than by any other one medicinal pre-
paration ex tant. It Is infallible in Dyspep-
sia, General Debility, Lassitude, Weakness,
no appetite. Indigestion, and is an immediate
cure for any disease OF the stomach and
bowels. .-. t.l- ,s,-1...l u
Would also say in this connection that
Goes Cough Balsam. compounded by the
same firm, Is invaluable In all cases of Group,
sore Throat. whooping Cough, and all
throat and lung complaints.
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Ex7traordinary Low Prieeasl I'd

Z Wholesale Merchants, buying for cash,
win ind 1t to their advantage TO give us an
early call. -ilo1 no fEzfi.Si9J = al 5l7I,
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums under $50 cash
without discount. Over $50, cash with per
cent. discount. Over 500. cash with 8 per
cent. discount. - -
Please remember the place. at JOHN ROE
MER & CO., No. 81 and 80 Main Street. Gem
tire Wheeling, West Virginia. "a.
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LARGE STOCK OF new efothlng, al
Hartman's, No. 20, Monroe street.
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THuRsnAY AFrERNooN.

Arithmetic classes interspersed with
declarations by OFT Cumming, John
Laughlin, John Dickey. Essays by
Jennie Laugblin and Georgiana Snow
den, and songs.
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MERCHANT TAILoRs,

At less than Eastern prices, Flannels,
Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies and Gents
Vests and Pants, Calicos and Chintzes best
MerrimacS at % cents. Some good Madden
Colored Calico at l21z cents. Fine TwiIIed
Coourgs at Is cents.-GoOd Brown Muslin at
~ cents. Heavy Ribbed Merino Hose at
Is cents pair. Q 4 and 10-4 Linen and Cot
ton Sheettng at very reduced prices, and
everything else in proportion. Please call
pect to only sell Tor limited time at these
-.=1r. sGe. .r-1tatisrlf s=a.tt -a'ugar9fsl ,lHf
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DIR. JOHNSTON, "a

Left hand side going from Baltimore street. a
lew doors nom the corner. Fail not to OBJ
serve name and number
no letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply
PERSONS Writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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FRIDAY EVENING.

ENEN1SSs
Physiology, Algebra, Geometry and
TrigonOmetry. Declamations--Alex
Updegrat, Education; Oliver Wilde,
an appeal in behalf of American Liber
ty; Charles Williams, to the Survivors
of the Revolution, and James Cum
Minis, Adams and jefferson; method of
measuring distances, explained by
Edmund Bullock. Essays--H.- Rich
ardson, A rolling stone gathers no
moss; Katie Roberts, A visit from a
country aunt; Fannie McBuruey,
Country aunt's visit to New York City;
and songs of which, one styled The
Soldiers Poor Little Boy, was sung by
Ella Mcclure and Jos. Gibson.
Dialogue, 'Doing good but saying
bad" DOrcas Sewing Society.
Our visit to the Fourth Ward School
was necessarily very brief, and late
in the afternoon, and we were too late
to witness the examinations of the
classes. We learn, however, from dis
interested visitors, that they were cred
liable to both pupils and teachers. We
listened TO the reading of school pa
per by one OF the young ladies, a dia-
lOgue (tPaul Pry" we believe it was
called,) between some of the young
gentlemen, and very well conceived
and well delivered little speech, rather
in the way of valedictory, by one OF
the young gentlemen, Master Dallas
Richards. From what we saw and
heard we have no doubt that the entire
examination was creditabIe to the
efforts and ability of Mr. futile, the ex-
cellent principal of the school, who has,
at our request, kindly furnished us with
the following; 2
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Opening exercises and spesch......S. BRoDIE.
Song and speech b. ROSE.
Practical Arithmetic, LIST Division.
Algebra.
Song and speech JOSEPH HUBBARD,
Glass in Geography, LIST Division.
song anu speech j. y. DONNELL,
- Advanced ciRSs In Grammar.
school Dialogues.
AFTERNOON.
Opening exercises.
Mental Arithmetic, LIST Division.
specch -. WIN. ID. RICHARDS.
Astronomy.
Speech (sOberlng on ..........J. o. DoNNELL.
Temperance song.
Advanced class In Arithmetic.
Advanced class IN Geography.
Advanced class in Geometry.
PRoArIscUoUs EXERCISES.
Dlalogue-The Six Virtues
SPeech-Osmand'S Dream. IL. o. DoNEELL.
DialOgue-Dr. Wise pate.
Representation OF Spring ELIZA MCKELvKI.
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Transportation.
BALTTMORE & OHIO r. z. Comply
OFFICE nAIr. q ONO RA1InoApoo. L
WHEELING Jan. 5, 1901.
TION TRAM,

WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and amer jan
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PRYOR, HANDLAN g Co.,
PORK p CKERS.
Wholesale Dealers in Pro-
visions, Flour, Grain, &c.
No. Is, II & 70 MAIN ST. s--ff-I
aai..a sa- WHEELING, VIVA.
Pork House, corner of John and Fourth SITS.
marl1 Tr5..s -r-J
= 4e19 FLOUR.
i Biakwief xxxx family.
Empress x Xxx % .,...--
'gStone Minis * 49, lu--5l az
Eclipse, from choice'Red Winter Wheat.
Polar star from choice White Winter
nnaiLI - PRYOR. HANDLAN& CO.
% % %, BACON AND LARD -
OFcS86I}dRs S 9wN s, SuR1NG.
sugar Cured HENS plain; s5roi
Plain Hams. 4ll'i :N'1 s--5- 4rr
Choice Lard, in It's. Hi Rrls and KevS ~.
b Sides, Rib, Clear Rib and Clear.
marl PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.
III o. sniWo OILS, - . -
Il m BRLs EXTRA NO. j LARD OIL.
mani. PRYOR, HANDLAN d CO.
ID .al aIa GRAIN a. 7---
II shelie9 Corn, - ~ - ~
MIL Feed, l,
asfFr-. sd - Corn Meal, ~ Is.'E
y -1ua., - s5laoir roi cifl Homtny, huI
marll ~ PRYOR, HANDLkS & co.
WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w store, Tea, Conee, Chewing and Smok-
Ing Tobacco. Nails; Buckets, Tabs. Brooms;
lEssence Coffee, Bi Carb Soda, German. Iristl,'
Bleach and Family Soap. Candies Lead
sSh9t Gun Gags, Powder, Bed Cords, Glass,
Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, Beams, Crackers, Salt,
Wheeling manufactured articles generally.
maru PRYOR. HANDLANl& Co
CHOICE SPRING WHEAT ron SEED.
FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
maEII PRYOR. HANDLAN 4 co, i
Announcement Extraordinary
= sMADAMoIsEILE KEoGH,
MOULD INFORM her gnFRIENDs
,6nrs snat m SS9nseausnce OF former en-
prepare for the SPRING OPENING. she has
greatly enlarged her
Elegant Millinery Establishment
- NO. sOI WALNUT, STREET. 3H
70 PHILADELPHIA. II
By numerous alterations, and the addition
offs Mammoth Show Room. yghicf IN noTntl
Of elegance and comfort, is nneouaIleci IN the
United States - tAAe |
Ladies cam at AL seasons obtain the most
Recherche styles or Millinery,
At all prices, and calculated to suit all tastes |
possessing advantages that few other hoQses
enjoy. Madamoiselle Keogh is enabled to |
present in advance OF other essfahIishTnantS |
the very latest styles Of Bonflets. MateTtaIs' !
etc, direct nom Paris End London. 80 T-7-S'
N.b.-C01ntry Mnliners are especially in
fore purchasing elsewhere
\. B!-Erench, English and German spo-
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
pIacuce, INDUCED in when Alone a habit ire
quently learned from evil com pan ons. or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
and BODY, should apply Immediately. -
what pity that a young man, the hopeol
ms pls country; the pride of his parents, should
ments of life by the consequence Of deVi-
t AEng rom the path of nature, and indulge
ing in a certain secret habit ssuch IeIsoiis
must, before concentrating = ff>''-'
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College of sprsso,.
London, Graduate ofone of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
pitfalls of London, Paris, PhiIaielpilfa and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most rs
tonfshlng cures that were ever known, many
troubled Win ringing In the head and eafz
when asleep, great nervousn ess being alarmed
AZ sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frequent
plush1ng, attended sometimes with deranpe-
ment OF mind, were cured Immediately.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that found mind and body are the
bia1 happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes a weary pllgrf !.
mage the Prospect hourly darkens to Inc
view, the mind become Eha lowed with ies-
par and nued with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
Dli26tel with oiIT oxryT1 .SSSS-ASS
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=. Ill and buy your clothing. ebean
- hartman's, No. % Monroe street
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mar9O-mwseowly
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Especially, who have become the victims oy
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructiVs
habit which annually sweeps TO an untimeIv
grave thousands of Young Men of the mos
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced istantno
Senators with the thundeFS OF eloQuence M
walked to estacy the living Tyre, may esjI
with full confidence. - = '' -"
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Married Persons, or Young Men con,eno,,,
ting marriage, being aware of Pbvsfcis,
speedily cured. sTlf = -
he who places himselfunder the cara orT,-
]. may retfgtously confide In his honor as ::
gentlemanj and confidently rely upon ne
akill as a physician. am
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TEE ONLY PLACE WHERE a CTTRR
- =. ON. BE DETAINED q II =

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
u j. o err IL SPEEDY and only Enectlsf
Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection OF the
Kidneys and bladder, Involuntary Dischar.
ges, lmPotency, General Debility, Nervous.
fusion OF Ideas, Paipitation of the Hesrt
Hmidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight, or
Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat
Nose, or Skin, Affections of the Liver IunCSS
Stomach, or Bowels-those Terrible DisoF,
deTs arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal In
their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their moSf
brilliant hopes or anticipations rendering
marriage, Sc, impossible.
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Personal.


Rev. Alonzo B. Rich, pastor of the Wash
ington street Congregational church, in Be
verify, Mass, has resigned his pastoral
charge, to accept the Secretaryship for New
England of the Society for Promotion OF
Collegiate and Theological Education at the
West. Mr.. Rich is q graduate of the Uni
versity of Vermont of the class of 1872.
Chicago University has conferred the de-
gree of D. D.. on Rev NJ. g. Hodge. former
ly of Orleans County, Vt; and the gradua-
ting class presented beautiful silver urn to
Judge John A. Jameson, professor in the
law department, who was also from Orleans
County.
Brigham Young, Dr., and John Young,
sons of the Mormon Prophet, are in New
York. The former is en- route for home
from Europe, and the latter is just from
Utah.
President Anderson stated at the Alumni
dinner at Rochester last week, that he had
decided to decline the call to the Presidency
Of Brown University.
The Wisconsin STATE Journal says Owls
consin is better represented in the United
States Senate at present than it has been for
long time past. Senator Howe is present.
and Senator Doolittle is absent"
A Washington despatch says that the Pre-
sident has been considering the expediency
of removing General Thomas from the com
mand IN Tennessee, and putting General
Rousseau in his place. The plan looks to
superseding General Sheridan by General
Thomas.
W. E. Robinson, NJ. e. from Brooklyn,
declared in the House the other day, that
Gen. Grant would be elected President by
the Conservatives, and that the Radicals will
attempt to impeach him within three month:
after his Inauguration.
G. ". Belding. Of the firm of Belding 4
Keith, bankers Of London, has been at hi:
fathers, in johnson. w., for few days Oh
a visit.
Among the nominations sent in to the
Senate by the President on Saturday wer'
those of Mr.. Bancroft as Minister to Prus
sia, Henry j. Raymond as Minister t;
Austria. and Horace Capron as Commission
or Of Agriculture.
Gerritt Smith says in recent letter tina
he has given away the bulk Of his fortune
and is no longer rich.
Elijah B. Harmon, notice Of whose deatl
is published to-day, was member OF th'
Scientific class OF the University Of Vermont
and had but recently received an appoint
ment as cadet at West Point, where be wa
to have presented himself three weeks ago
He was young man OF much promise.
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In Cleveland negro baby fell out OF a
window and nearly killed gentleman pass
ing along the street.
1t is said two fillibustering expeditions 70
Mexico, to ayenge Maximilian's death, arc
rapidly filling up in New York. Similar OF
carnations are also in progress IN bunaio
and New Orleans.
By Post Office regulation, letters Tor
Canada are to be addressed hereafter to the
Pro vince of Quebec or Province of Ontario
Canada, instead Of Canada East or Canada
West, as heretofore.
The Fenian excitement is reviving IN New
York city, and the authorities oil the bro
therhoOd predict that within three months
Canads's population will be increased 1y
thirty thousand men, in green and goIuN
armed and equipped for campaign. Inere
are fifteen thousand uniforms and twice tna'
number of rifles, with fixed ammunition IN
the Fenial arsenan in that city.
There is now a fair prospect that the
wretched system of locking up passengers IN
English railway cars will be abolished
bill for this purpose has been introduced
into the House of Commons, and though en-
countering violent opposition from the rall-
way interest, it has passed successfully
through Committee hands, and will probably
become law.
A boy only a few years old. named Thorn
as Burns, followed a military company on
the fourth of July from his home at lou
meytOwn, Conn, to Norwich, and thence
strayed no one knew where, but was found on
Tuesday in MOntville. He had wandered
about IN the woods for FIVE days and nights,
living entirely on green whortleberries. He
was dreadfully emaciated and quite Ill, but
it is hoped that by careful nursing his life
may be preserved.
In New Brunswick, n. j., man shot a
boy whom be found robbing his cherry trees
last Thursday, wounding him mOrtally.
After firing the man dropped the gun and
fed, leaving the boy on the ground.
A boiler exploded in Brooklyn on Friday at
Bertrand's sugar refinery. Nobody was IN the
building at the time, but several children at
| play in the street were hurt by flying bricks.
The boiler shed was completely demolished.
| Cause, neglect and low water.
The boilers Of the Fulton Cotton Mil at
Lancaster, Pa, exploded on Saturday, killing
the engineer and one workman, and injuriug
several Others. The hands were not IN the
mil at the time, which was fortunate, as
one Of the boilers was thrown into tue mill.
The east end of the building Is demolished.
The explosion carried of a boiler weighing
over three tons for distance Of over a
square, rebounding twice from the ground
in its passage.
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PORT HENRY lTNs.-The examination Of
the Union Free School of Port Henry
commenced on Wednesday the 18th inst. and
closed on Friday Z. NJ. following, with pub
lie exhibition, consisting Of declamations,
dialogues, &c.
\. j. Klttell, Esq, has resigned the posi-
tion he holds as Principal in the Uuion Free
School in Port Henry.
AccIDENr.-Mr. William Crowley. a IA
borer at Cheever Ore Bed, had hi. leg bro
ken by premature discharge of a charge the
drill striking his leg just above the knee,
mangling it terribly.
Mr.. Sidney knights, Capt. of a eanal-bOas
was robbed of 500, in Port Henry July l6.
1t seems when at Whitehall be sold bis boat
and returned home on the steamer Montreal;
soon after landing he entered a drinking
den kept by Mrs. Mary Cordyn about two
O'Clock in the morning, and found three
men already there pretty well beered. He
called for some ale asking the others to
drink with him. When he left the others
followed he was oyertaken by them in front
OF L. L. Lees law Office, knocked down and
robbed of his money. The robbers are un-
known to him. Warrants have been issued
for their arrest and officers are on their
track
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War. II will be seen from that report that the
appropriation Of 100000 made in the act ap
proved March so, 1867, for the purpose Of car
rying into effect the act to provide for the more
efficient government of the rebel States, passed
March >, 1867, and the act supplementary,
passed March %, 1867, has already been e1-
peuded by the commanders of the general mill
tarv districts and that In addition the sum OF
1882 is required for present purposes.
Ii il exceedingly difficult at the present time 10
estimate the probable expenses OF carrying into
full effect the two acts Of March last and the
bill which passed the two houses Of Congress on
tie 18th instant. Il the existing governments
Of the ten States Of the Union are to be deposed
and the entire machinery is to beplace1 under the
exclusive control ard authority Of the respective
district commanders, all the expenlituTcs Incl
dent to the administration O. such governments
must necessarily be incurred by the federal
government.
Ii is b5lievoi that in addition to tie -, lOO,-
600 already expended an estimate for the sum
which viii be required for this purpose would
not be less than $4,000, 0O0-the aggregate
amount expended prior 10 the rebellion in the
administration Of their respective governments
by tie ten States embraced in the provisions OF
these acts. The sum expended would, no doubt,
be considerably augmented if the machinery OF
these States is to be operated by the federal gov
erument, and would be largely increased II the
United States, by abolshIng the existing state
governments. should become responsible for
liabilities incurred 10y them before the rebellion,
in laudable efforts to develop their resources,
and il no wise created for insurrectiCnary pur
poses. The debts Of these States thus legltim
ately incurred, When accurately ascertaIned
Will. It j. believed, approximate a hundred mil
lions Of dollars, and they are held Z only by
our OHu citizsus, among whom are j. dents Of
portions Of the country which kay, ever re
mainei loyal u the Union, but by J. sons who
are the subjects Of the 90 govern. hts 1t
is worthy tie consideration Of Cong and the
country whether, ii the federal Cove ment by
acton were 10 assume such ohHEstioi 50 large
On addition to cur public ozpenditu would
not seriously impair the credit Of t. nation
Or, on the other hand, whether ID cfusal OF
Congress to guarantee the payment he debts
Of those States after having displao or abo!-
ishei their state governments, VOL not be
viewed as a violation Of good faith ~. repu-
diat;ou by the national legislature o. abilities
which those States had justly and leg ally incur
red
ANDREW .,oHysoS.
WASHINGTON, b. C., July =, 1861.
The Trepostcraus doctrine Of the President
sci forth IN the foregoing was secuted at
once by several Senators: and even Senator
johnson expressed his regret that the Pres
ilent had sent in such a message.
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Pres. Johnson's New Rink.

The Senate had requested the President to
furnish them with copies of orders, instruc-
tons, circulars, &c, which had been sent TO
the Commanders of the Military Districts
under the acts Of March % and 23i last, also
Attorney General stanborry's opinions on
the said acts, also copies of all corresTon-
dence relating to the same subjects. also In
formation as to what Progress had been made
in registration under said acts, and whether
the money heretofore appropriated for car
rying them out is probably sufficient.
The President in reply, says he COMPLIES
with the request-and on the money ques-
ton lets of gun, in the way Of iorcwarn-
ing of the approaching veto probably, rs
follows:
In answer to that portion Of the resolution
which inquiries whether the sum Of money here
tofore appropriated for carrying these acts into
effect is probsbly sufficient, reference is made to
the accompanying report Of the Secretary Of
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FURTHER RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-A
lt:er received by Mr. Edgell Tuesday morn
ing, from Toof Of Cooks Corners, announces
that since the discoveries of the 9th inst, of
which We have given full account, while
cleaning out his barn, he found another ped
dler's pack, containing a quantity of cheap
jewelTy, pair Of new boots, and some other
notions, in al judged to be valued at about
forty dollars. The goods are probably an
other fraction IF those taken from EdgelI's
store; but with those recovered the other
day they will amount to but small part
Of Mr.. Edgell's loss.
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A CARD.

BuRLIsorOs, July IL, 1861.
-Morllo .Noyss, Esq., Chairman Dem. Co.
Com. for Chi. Co.
Ny DEAR Sir II am Just informed, hsr-
ing been absent from home, that at the recent
Democratic County Convention, was nominated
for the Office Of States Attorney.
With many thanks for the kindness Of those
who presented my name, must be allowed to
decline the nomination. 1t would not be in my
power to accept the office if elected, and | am
unwilling to stand in the attitude Of a csndi-
date. however secure against the chance Of sue
cess.
will be obliged to your Committee therefore,
if they will substitute another name for mine.
l shall vote for the remainder Of the ticket
nominated by the Convention.
With much respect,
Very truly yours.
E. ]. PHELPS.
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Mis-. AFFIA W. CATLN.-In the death of
Mrs. Catln large circle oil friends and
neighbors, and indeed our whole communi-
ty, laments a great loss. Although an in
valid for many years, her tender and loving
heart drew her to forget her own suferings
in sympathy with both the joys and sorrows
OF others. Those who knew her will long
remember the singular loneliness of char
acter through whose child-like simplicity
and frankness shone the steady hight Of a
deep trust in God and cheerful submission
to His will. No one was happier than she,
though years of pain were her lot, in the
brave effort to do her part in everything
that called for the true womanly goodness
that was hers.-BTEngton Times
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- -N@~A@ls - u
Steamers Yellow Stone and G. ".
ham, laid up at the lower end OF the l..-
were burned this evening. The Iel-
Stone was valued at $50 900. insured .
$50, 1000. The Graham was valuet at s
600; insured tor $4,000. 4 large b,
lumber and slaves on the lgves were DE-
destroyed.
A convention Of millers and Hour me-
chants was held here today. Det-s
from Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois ami A--
souri, were present. The object Of The ,r-
yentiOn was to form an association for ~.
curing statistics Of stocks AMI llur 90.
wheat in diierents portions OF the COUNT
and other information, valuable TO the tr4-
in order to protect themselves agllns. O
false reports.