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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored
L TO health in a few weeks, by very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is
ions make known his fellow suerers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send copy of the pre-
script used reo of chargc with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE CoNsUEPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoNCHfTIs. &C.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scriptOn benefit the afflicted, and spread norna-
ton which he concejves to be inyalabe and lie hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
-,!i-i5ft t'' REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
l65, South Second ST.. Williamsburg Kings Co.. N Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
E S T.R A VI!

OAAIE into the enclosure of the sub
scrber about the first of June last yearling Steer
spotted red and white The is requested to
p'f fstss5 r. . - JOHN BooTu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

1HE RESULT OF THE PREsIpENTIaI EI.Ec-
TIoN, are given in another place, and no true
hearted, loyal American can, look upon them. it
would seem, with any other feelings than thoce
Of pleasure. We know there are those who
take it unkindly if their loyalty is Questioned
who have striven against this result, and
who assert their preferences, notwithstanding
the violence and open threatening of those
upon the defeated ticket for their success. How
ever we would avoid theuse OF harsh and severe
language, il is too much for our philosophy
I've cannot understand, how men can uphold
a party, and nsympathize in its policy,
when that. policy has illuminated il trea-
son and cruel and bloody rebellion, whose
track is now TRACED by the blood Of hundreds
and thousands. who AaYe and are daily falling
by the hands ofthe assassin, and yet hold their
patFiotism above faint OF suspicion. Particeps
criminals in Law, Is founded upon more slen-
der connection than this. The people, too,
we can't help but think, by their ACTION, are in
something of the same dilemma as ourself:
The vote, so, grand and magnificent. would
seem to convey the conclusion, that the expe-
rionce Of the country has been sufficiently Sc
we're, and the party that would throw around
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
PIERCE& s. HALL Selling their, stock to 90
West

We have leased Store in Minneapolis MINI. vhere
we intend removing next Spring to start anew in our
present business. And now offer for sale all Of our
stock at and below cost We have also purchased for
She beneft Of the ladies' = large and ekqies stock OF
Furs, Of every srade to be sold at Wholesale prices
We offer $50 all Wool Suits rom 13 TO 20 dollars.
50 Overcoats from 9 to . dollars. - .-at.sg
80 Wooden Shirts from $50 TO 81 80 sSf
800 Prs Socks cotton and Noolen from Is to 30 cents
q 1000 Hats aud Caps from 40 cts to dollars. sEcY
1900 yards Cloth from 40 cts to 50 ~ -tf-,--
so Satinet Suits from to II dollars. --s-.-r-
T5 Dress Goats from 10 to SIS. -s-. .7s.ts
50 Boys Suits from % $40. y 81. .--.l.fr-f
100 Prs Pants from 80 to 8
125 Wrappers from 60 cts to dollars 81 -ss
LIS Prs Drawers from IS cts to 81 f,-g - ~,
200 Prs Gloves from 30 cts to IS - a
800 Fancy Ties from 10 to go cts. - 81. -,
100 Prs Suspenders from % to 50 ets- -r S
1000 Boxes Collars from 10 to 80 cts, -,
Vine all Wool Cloth for one dollar Lef yard. Also
lhTe variety of Railroad Bags, Umbrellas Silk Hats
OveFalls, Knit Jackets, sc. .---,.. .,--.,
We will also manufacture Suits st greatly reduced
rates. selling you Cloth and Trimming Cost and CIV
ing you the benefit of profits abors This Is
sham oer made to sell goods but bonade sale of
whole stock, prices will readily prove TO you
Goods have already commenced selling fss and TO get
a gOsd eheice you must come early.
We wiz sell years lease Of the store we
occupy Lfffes Safe, large Show Cases, Mirror to-
gether with the good will Of trade. All accounts
and notes due unpaid by the let Of February viii he
put in the han ds OF some attorney for collection
PIERCE & HALL
Ashtabula, Oct. 10, 1878. 9SzT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

How THE CHTcAGo TnGEs SURRENDERED
THE Chicago Times surrendered as follows;
".Our Radical opponents have got things all
their, own way The emigration to Salt River
leaves them a clear field We leave them, al
the moment of adieu, our blessing, several
thousand torches, quantity of benzine suita-
bic for illuminating purposes, and "a quantity
of ether, traps and paraphernalia for
which we have. no further use. The uplands
of Salt River afford no employment for much
of the furniture accumulated during tls cam
paign."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

80 going to Hil mo More waiting for the Grist
No more Tolls to pay!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

SELLING OFF At COST.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
Save Your Money, Farmers!

Great ReUoltstiOe IN Grain Grinding =!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
o7 States. .....
and BLAIR electors are pretty vel

Probably +By Legislature Terrorism. tBy Frar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14

GREAT BARGAINS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-14
iReady-Made Clothing,

All to be sold between this. and the 1st Of
February 1869, for CASH, at and below eost
pr1ces. .-.-.---. q - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31

disease the bowels are moved or twice freely the
excavations being thin and watery out not otherwise
changed in appearance; subsequently however, the
fces passed hard, umpy, dry ana OF dark color
ton OF pain In the bowes-no tenesmus nor rumbling OF
the bowes Sometimes the hardened feces are sreaked
with blood In few darrnea superveneu just De-
fore DEATH The respiration during the early stage OF tho
disease is but little affected but as tne usease advances
the respiration is quick and painting and seems to be
carried on with difficulty, and yet without any evidence
OF positive pain The disease almost always runs II
course In from two to three aud half daye The animal
staggers around in circle ten iais, ana express IN
one instance, the animal became delicious, chased the
attendants in the most furious manner ana nau 10 De
shot The pOstmortem appearances are all the same.
The hide covered with ticks but tere are no erupu0ns
sores The pth Of the horns Is hard, ana Dry Inc
tongue Is swollen and the whole lining OF the
mouth and throat altered In appearance at points pale
and notified The membranes OF the brain are cOngested
and thckened. The wndpipe and bronchial tubes are
congested and filed with frOthy ana somewhat tena
cious The lungs are healthy, excepting there
was in many parts extensive emphysema. The heart is
natural In every respect, excepting some ddlk spots
under the lining membrane OF the cavities OF the organ
produced by the exravarsa0n OF the blood The Kidneys
swollen and Of dark color. The bladder contained
organ itself natural. The nver was but IItle
changed but the gall bladder was greatly dsended Inc
spleen very much enlarged and softened.
The Troy Wig Of the Cd says edltorially .
diseased sold and here and the glc Will rejoice
that the Chairman Health Dr. A. d. Head has sdPed
men from imposing upon burug the health Of citizens urdeI
present the public rest assured that there little
any danger Of diseased meat being offered for sale
AN OPINION FROM CANADA.
The Commissioners OF the Ontario Board OF Agricul
ture appointed 10 visit the Western States and report on
the cattle disease say the disease nom contact
with Texas cattle, and recommend prohibition Of the
Of cattle into Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
THE PLEASURES OF THE PARK YESTERDAY.

THE PLEASURES OF THE PARK YESTERDAY.
On hot and sultry week day, Central Park
is certain TO be well peOpled but when On Sunday the
heat becomes unbearable that staying indoors is
punishment this resort fairly with adults
and children "of high and low degree" The princely
merchant and the humble artisan equally ENJOY the pure
air and refreshing breezes that sweep thrOng the Ram
BILE over the Common and gently ripple the surface OF
the lakes. SO II yesterday. The sutness on the
day inspired thousands with the idea that tie fark was
the most comfortable place in which TO spend
the post meridian hours, and they acted upon
that Inspiration. All classes, all conditions were
represented in the grand gathering that divided,
sbdivided and scattered every part THIS delight
retreat. The splendid equipage OF tic banker nued
with youth and beauty, decked out In all tH adofnens
that Wealth purchase, was driven SIDE Dy sue WIN
chanc bearing evident signs Of having been hired from
the livery stable for this occasion only" The day
ahOrers WIFE habted in plain but neatybtu gown,
and resting lovingly on the brawny arm OF Der ege otd
brought her dress I'm passing contact with the rushing
skirts Of flowing silk that pronounced the Tearer one OF
II the merchant prince not oth to tread the t0rtu0u
pathway leading TO the Mall, TO eIJey with equal
gustO the delights Of stroll TO the rcsrWor Young
men, whose appearance told plainly that their weekday
hours were devoted 10 honest toll accompanied coy
inaidens through the shady avenues, aud
whispered in undertCEes the anilci1tory pleas
ures that are 10 mark their future lives Wien they are
united by the matrimonial huk The Smmer-houscs
were nlled by many couples whose avOwa. OF uudyng
love for each other were borne abroad upon the zcp rs
that played around thc II, after catching mp these
expressions OF tender emotion They made haste to report
them their comrades that stirred the upon tue
far distant elns Every who visited the Park
yesterday. In fine. felt recrhed and invicoaied Never
Summer opened have Us beauties been eiJ9ed by
DCnOldcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
pIsruReANcE NEAR wALrERBoRo. s. G.

A disturbance occurred near Bisselrs store, on
tbe Savannah and Charleston Railroad on the 18th nst
between some Of the young blacks Of South Carolina and
the coored troops According TO the Southern journals
n meeting OF negroes was To be held at WHITEHALL and all
the hands in the neghbOrhOOd had been ordered 20 at
tend On Sunday Mr. Blssell and Mr. Blair re-
uested prevent meeting at Lowndes place where
company OF negroes formed and armed intended 10 hang
D negro foreman for whipping a boy. The boy received
two blows only An AFFIDAVIT OF the facts was made
which was taken 10 Waterford. The magistrate and
6bend were pOweress but the Colonel commanding the
Seaehfd tho scene Of action early on Monday M. In
lie mean time the foreman had been rescued from the
TIE froOps seDels fOYewarBed the mob, but dash
made and after deal VI running aud some 6TIDA sOne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
TIE CATILE PIG CE.

REPORT OF THE CINCINNATI HEALTH OFFICER
DISEASED BEEF SOLD IN TROY.
DR.. w. Clendenin, the Health Officer of Gin
cinnat, says that the earliest sign observed the
appearance Of Texas ticks the surface Of the hide
They appear first about the folds OF the udder and
aAks The skin, head and horns become heated and the
pulse the gait lettering The secretion OF milk
s almost totally stopped the general appearance and
bearing OF the animal very characteristic OF the dis
ease The head depressed the ears doOp the eyes are
duh and heavy and generally half closed the tongue be-
comes swollen, and generally habby the TANKS sunk
en- and contracted the muscles Of the shoulders temu
ous and Jerking the spine somewhat arched the urine
10 dark and mixed with dIsntegraed blood the quantity
IL perhaps Illuminated. During the brst stage VI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
ffro~ II, rs,. Herald. Aug % J

Gen Rosectaus comes to Utica, and Is clOsetcd seve
rsi daVs Ntth HUraiiO Seymour. lie goes directly 10
Washington, and bOhnObs with Andrew Johnson and ms
sdInIrers From there he 10 White sulphur springs
yrnere he meets Lee BeaureRard stephens, Lecher and
ther exConfrderae nOtabIes who assemble IN secret
cenelaVe Tie next we hear Of him with proclamation
m LIS poeke signed by these worthless The contents or
Whieb We are tod are be made known through
Ale It.u.Ocl al. Ia (.,ntuiftee at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31

Of the mob captured Their ieoi no troonS ere
fired npop and attempts were MADE 10 ree"P'ufe inc
prisoners but without success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
LA1EST SHIP NEWS
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james H. HoyL Alexandria kAlhAT Iak4s.
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John Collins Virginia W. ". BTaipeTd. Bost,a.
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29Saled ships James Sr LIVERPOOL with
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FoRrEsss MONROE Aug 0SAed bark Cecilia hon Liverpool
Charleston with sAit
BosroS Aus SAnyed steamship Trpon kom Liverpool, bhss
Aras SunAm Abb. Gopss James Baker Iata fanne LBeob
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FArHHR PoNr, Aug Ihe steamship Germany has arrived
Europe Is - .sl ...I
DISASTERS. fH|.
The Ueted Conn Victoria advises The State
The 3ist Of July last Of The steanh Con.
Of Hle seef Action ~
from Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
Sd, f iIs3's y1,1Ns or ms Won.

Iron the Columbus Ca } n qi1TeT Aus ~
Certainly Gen. ROsecFans would have no dlEtC.ty ia
attaining from any representative southern lnai as
arances on this point he hnaity OF the abolition OF
RaveTy strong might be desired The several state
tie white men since thu close OF the have united IN
acceptance Of this TACT as one O M set
temeuts IN language that could not be misunderstood
They sgned no approval OF the means aud manner by
which the abolition was eieetedi but tteJ de4uvseed IA
the fact without reservation.
lPou Tie LynsbbuTg Yng'bisD, Aus. "a
We believe that the design Vas 10 feel the Pulse OF he
South through the representative men, Win tne view 81
In project for Ae political redemption OF Mexico the
acquisition Of portion Of her territory, ana INC euhlO
Ia rympathy and affection Of the TWO sections OF our own
country 1t rs well known that TIE war Win MEXICO
fought chiefly by southern troops lhat inc scnee
for the of what she claimed 10 be portion VI
her conceived by one SOuthern President
and contaminated by another. We may add, moreover,
that all the bustering expeditions for revoutOhzlng
has been regarded always mere favorable 70 tie all
neKaOn OF Mexico than the North TINS may therefore
be egarded ~ good time to offer the south an OppOtn
nty Of extending her territory toward The Paeihc lOrthe
double purpose Of cnlaFgDg the arcaUf reedn as tue
politicians used to say aud Of uniting the people OF both
sections IN common purpose
Prom The Columbus Ca san Apg q
The whole affair Is the meTest bOsh. Inc gentlemen
named have gone the Springs 10 ENJOY themselves ana
10 Ieeupeate their respective heaths IL IS SAD 10 knew
that Bohemans will be there 20 annoy tbtIn ana
az then key holes 10 read their private correspondence
pOssbr and TO write letters about Nem OBTAINING non
s.nsical aud impossible eonversatoDs But THESE are
among the rifng anHOyanoes Of greatness ecu Rose
Grams may desire talk politics II 20 he VIII nnd lh cen
lee polite and attentive liStcner-nOthing more III no
desires talk politics anything else, ne had Det tteeT
clear Mr. stephens for the Georgia statesman is NOT
good listener Longsreet will scarcely ntrude any OF MS
peculiar political views IA that Latitude, ana Bcdegao
j. devoted some say railroads others, TO the ladies'
We fear the Bohemian PACK Las opened on very eoid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
A MEXICAN COMPANY SOAP WORKS
X1 SPECIAL kOTICR Y -~--.ND'.

The unprecedented demand fer Family Fancy ge,, t
sections Of the eOuntry made impossible for for sons lin. - .
6 the orders received promptly could us ..a ~ -
pers in the business taking advantage Of this psss uou ca, an,
city, have ndusroUsy croniItsd report
and We could not OIL orders sent to usp a.. 70 ,ortra
malicious report that we Issue this creOr to assure susow. and
the public that soap works IN M uasn sDd rec.p IN
creased in capacity meet the growing dsm,ui for oar sosp. ", can
manufacture 200 600 week 10000 noat OF .bsu 90 600
eco Ten Millions Of pounds per larger quantity than u us
BY other single establishment Tie U. S. perhaps he us
We accordingly invite orders fOr fesLns a cad
them with reasonable promptness. Respectfully
MoKE0NB, VAN HAAGEs Co,
Manufacturers o. Fancy ard FMlJ sost,.
No q sor,h Foutst Philadelphia and No % BarcAyt, Es.rs
90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOK STORE.
~ Of Twentydt aud Raadsly and get bOr II bsaa
FRENCH NOTE PAPER
Efveo ms sf.rp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
ihuncanssfnsuts

AFFECTIONS OF TIE LivER, BILiors DisoR-
sex HsApaEi6f bsro1st surdbJ "a u JAyres
alive Ps Ty gradually TIE tisd sserssr % he Stomach
aud Liver sad restore thee orraasto lsaby s Esd
where ...... H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31

go 2E@ 9f@ Mic. , Day
s s.9s., Wsw y" s ;.s 10 10 . ia a"
js :;1:., i,sw s sMsys ss$$&A 3 & ~
Thursday ....-E, hh All y " 80
Total distance Travelled G0l g. iay niah ia a0 nile
18Th from 20 duration houT
depth GG95 inch This month Midnight Of 1sE
Is iars41 showers duan n hoErs
depth. li5 inches Pssssens 10th 5J4 ~
soutinued only a fcs minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31

Terrible sl:forings from rupture, and final cure
~ Dit f Hedges uaaer the q Dr. A.
~ 81 Bosdral Read :h Tast Dai'
Il .uls u Alg ~ aud ~ ueisT sltsial Neuses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31

Like magic in its wonderful trathEulress AN,
certainly tfscroE. .fl
GsoRas CsAss West Thirty fourtb-sf. ~
O5ca BrRsIAk ALARM 1EI EehAYH No. 9Cl BruaG~s- ~
Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
HONE NETA
TIE MEATnER

REw.YoHE. Hour. Tl't bar Wfi Hour. The. Baf Vial
Aug - SSH huf u .'Qo NNW
u % UIiSR " u J,06 SNW.
90 dlI3 = NbvS . toB NSW
co. Dl2 SWiyS g. 3lW INV.
I5o iuu9 SSW ~ $40 Y.
II 20 AW SSW III ~ 31ll y
llo; With
oa depth 0 81 ncb very cloudy from TO a. A.
ternoonCouiy little cloudy l;O 20 g. slightly cwfy 20 tuusf
ESenBg-Shghy cloudy TO 800 haI 70 H. Sia monng ha hs
cloudy from TO "a fhs nehsrn hghts vbe nom
The principal feature Of The display phss Of Aarora
clouds; sheet ~ htt ni
visible u th. 10th the shy tHgi n pIion ioymd
With rosy red and crimson bues Anceolie cloudy 80
cloudy oondy 81 yrntirr AZ c,n hns
clouds scenery Gas KYtunrLtle ruy 10 t'o
u.s. eo loi cloudJ T. ite
visible from $3.50 u, Also sheet lLhtuag ioh I. 30 TO-
CENTRAL FARK METEOROLOGICAL DHFAHTMiNr.
Tie following abstract frun rroeaed ohs-r's 80 'sr'-'
Psrk Ohservaory the 1ck erdHg S4sf.si, Arst ~ t
q ground above The "a. ff-ft
Ilisht 81 nfnm ruts above ID rfnaad, - let
Iirht Of rsirumsuts above he " let
Latitude ioaytlls. ~ 81 - W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
THE RHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS DIPLO-
MACY

HEADQUARTERS OF THE LOST CAUSE.-THE
REBEL GENERALS ADDRESS iOh sElAouh
Avn ~ ARA LITTLE PRIVATE sPECULA-
uoN-OpIEIoNs OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
A correspondent writes to a Chicago journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
WEST POINT.

n,srrSGUIsHED vIsITOR-THE NOTES.-THE
IAsT DAY OF THE ENCAMPMENT-MEMoRIE
OF THE POINT-THE BALL-GEN. GRANT
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-03

South they would probably have besa
slave holders. 1t " but yesterday that this
commonwealth Of ours hes given 10 men Of
color that right Of outrage wh,sh ws, %
victors In war, hsvs demanded that they
SHOULD accord to the same race. Aad IL 10
indeed burning shame that % many
Northern men are yet unwilling themselves
to do simple act Of justice which they de-
msnd st the hands Of the men Of Tho souttI
Time 10 IN element 81 great Importance
In The solutisa Of psrplexing questions;
and Jesus Christ has time enough for oil
things. II power and authority are need
Cd, 10 hes oil II heaven sad On e,sth. II
wisdom IL required In flashing this work
Of rscoustruetieu, he IL wise enough to
solve every future difficulty.
How. maay predictions and fears Of evil
have, In the providence Of Jesus Christ,
been already fsl.iaed in The past! lh.v.
sonetimss wished that might have book
Of The ''falss prophets" sor daily reading
and meditation. At 6rst " could never
put down rebellion extending over halt
our territory. That vAs ssrtsis. (And
indeed 1t wss no susll usdsrtsk,sg.) Our
enemies could asvsr b conquered! That
was sure. Aud thea 0ssst British and
Franco would never submit to IN inter-
ruption Of their trade. BY . blockade Of
the whole Southern coast. They would
seiss the opportuns moment to strike for
our dismsmbsrment. The government
could not hold it, own capital. That va
destined 10 Do the seat Of new eonfeds,a O.
~. Then the val. was to be ear,isd into
our own section Of country. And, lastly.
the Contsderates would meyer 10y down
their arms. The enemiss Of eur govern
ment 81 homo and abroad said " we're
doomed, and that he end Of Ill Republican
government had come.
In the patience and power aud wisdom
Of Christ, who rsisns over 40, " have
come safely through Ill these impossible.
ties. And now, for the futsrs, with oil il.
lesser dangers and difficulties. nay ~ not
trust ourselves, the dsstinies Of this great
nation, Of the whole western Continent,
AID Of oil mankind in the hands Of The
great King above 10!
~Jssus shall reign whereof thasss
Doss hi successive journeys sun;
His kiusdon.strsteh from shese t. shera.
TIL moons shall wax cd vans 70 mero.
"1lessinp sbound wherssr h rslsns:
The psisoosr leaps to 70 loss hi sh,iDs;
1he wsazy Anc eternal rest
And Ill IL sons Of want are blssssds