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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-07-31

.Aeir homes (checrg, ~exi,ql f'.om tho COZ
nyninnn Who. .hey Formed and crcac.A .yy
t'ioin'e.ycs a'ss fog i,...c ooid::l. AID 70 PFC
wnt ti,cn rom o,>aS driven oysL Of ti.o COCA.
NY or tGod&en undoy foot BY cn .pie:.or aud
so'a:'baiim.on9 rage. (Ar9!auao) In die
county VIC sb"l ha9stlc 4ympathy G: cyel
man gho ia wo,iAy to belong to to- wlGta
facc' (Applause. What civilissd people
Oh earth would refuse to associate with them.
selves in all the rights and honors uud digui.
sy Of thei. ccnosry such men as Lee aud
johnson? Wvt civilized couutry on earth
Would i": 70 ~ houor to those so, Ggi;;t.y
i9I "! cH3uloua aaiise, Jet dis:.na anishcd tacu.
selves ~ GalIan.yy il that service! (Ap.
p!"tse) IN That contest fox wht:h :hcy arc
sought to 30 dis!ranu'liscd, and 70 be cyjlel
from tkcir ho!nes-..,. Tia. con,css ,hc5 haze
proved themselves worthy to be our poors -
(Apnlai'sel Ny iollow-ci.i"cus, it is 10. my
purpose to make cny long address tories d
go IN "'-~bos sip,ilyto express my gratitude
tos tAe great and distinguished honor s!.ict
hi,s been conferred upou uc.
a voice You u:c worthy of ~
Genc.M Elair-Anl from NV heart t. %.
itcra,o ~, words II l,Gus tht, fc.i from H.,
lips wltcn arose
Removed cheering, during which General
Blair rot;rcl.]
The President ti.eu introduced Gen prc..
ton Tie ieney"i spoke at some length,
warmly endorsing III, nominations Of Sc.
mour and Blar. IIo was followed by Cen.
Green Gay Smith, Of Kentucky, who couc.u-
ded his remarks as follows:
|, :sa colder, and az = member Of tho
Soldiers Convention, hero endorse /, fully,
freely, ona with III my heart (Groat ap,
plause. You have thirty-six States 10 the
Uniou to-d'y. There Is gyca. Wcs;cya
country which is looking TO you for pyotec-
tion and Tor aiA, and cxpec. soon to ada !,
number d o,s,er States to this Union This
Is, ias.sod, q sroat oouat.y. Upl.ft it, kucod
it i', m"kc il grand, .,akc il glorious, make
|. stronger, mako it better than it has even
oeen before. (Grcat checring.) Go back
aud lock ut the dust of Washington and lis
coispocrs. Thirteen original colonies OF lhree
millions Of ocop!s, They worked, ,!.sy X
bored, key 'oug,'t, .,.ey b'o, .l.cy died upon
every pi;'n, or eT"ry pi!l-top ito body foot
ptln:s were an,! upon .ac .,usiy Sow, {.
these gallant ard :;icriols men who .o.,i 20.
rational ;udcpen,!o,cc and na:.ona, lp2lty !.
So lct us .:.h. % muA,.ir ,io G2nsM,v ,op
inta~t, "no tlo ;:sos".y .an un2n.~-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-07-31

TIE heat is 80 intense in Illinois that all
sorts Of works has been suspended. Farmers
are Offering from five to soypn dollaos for har-
vest hauds, but can get none at any price.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-07-31

'NNo, ~ HaS'"9 '''''7SeH ~ M c'TFy H??sse N
tla- y a"' y $ "a ~ .a"' boon 50 aa",:ss-
~ a'd :" jA','5 .eP''af, !,s VIVA. l.Hl,'rn3
=" ?yo:c"'i.." 71@y ia"tG. iAaa ~ Haa
siie ?3.-oTl'"stD A'' spoi %i'o yoaha Pen.
o'Tn'ioS Now .2'S Ills r''f" and sro,ess
oha''a'aF, i'a a2':Ad Judgment and n. nae
.oyatVi''A' powoE' rendered him, thisiy years
"st, by sar mo lD'i4 conspicuous Of the yoN'I-
sos ;nemDors OF TIE Democratic party OF tho
hmp're state.
In 1907, MI Seymour YVES c'ooted Govoin.
ofof NsW 1",k D.! . s.i';d. majority, rV': 'tov-
crHoF "ai':'AG'oA Hu't. looa As vas
:a'0'o,:o1 ~ 6 ynjo!!'y d over twtS;ty t.iow.
saad. IN 1862, l.o ,vys .g..n cie.tad % ;'c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-07-31

Tho President on Saturday afternoon scut
che following message to Congress
To NE Senate o4N Mous. oE ReDLrxcntatincs !.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-07-31

Horatio Seymour, after receiving ,itela,
education, studied the law, and Was admitted
to tho bar. Being possessed Of an ample for
.cno, a,ri HAVING s,nto rked at nn early n..e IN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29
ENVELOPES.

. Werhavez large stock Of White, Bun
Orange, Canary, MeiOu. &c, from No. 3 to
NO. 81, at Pkices ranging9rom 81 50 to SIS %
per loo; aad thesNewsst Agony in We'd.
-ding and Farty EnveloPes. Also. Legal
land Ranila Envelopes 81 all qualities.
weare prepared to pF5pt Envelopes Ia
wthe latest ard most aobbvstyles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29

Their stockconsists in part of the follow
CT
= RKSE
: CartsI's celebrated Combined Writing
and CPpying Ink-the best in the market.
quarts, Pints, half-p4nts, and school.
pack yes. +.
= ArnQld's celebraeed Whiting FLUID. In.
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Wrtting4FluiG, IN pinss and
: Carmtne Inks. Hest qRality.
: Blue Yellow, ana other Inks manufac-
tured 10 ord&.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29
fFrom " Boston JoatrnaL.l

BosroS, January 20, 1866.
PoLAND's WHITE PINE CARBOHYDRATES
having given il a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend FOEdgld's White
Pine COni3OUnd as q very. valuable article
for the c7re Of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte CCmplaibts generally In several
cases we have Known It to give prompt
relief wksn-aH other remedies which had
been tritd had failed. It is an article
which, II a climate SO ~prOElOt1Ye of sud-
den and severe colds as is that of New
England, ought To be ia every family;
and we are sure-that those who once OBJ
tain it, and give II a fair trial, viii not
thereafter be " ling to be without 1t.
4 VALUABLE MRDICINE. Dr.. Po1aad7s
Waite Pine Compounds advertised in our
scOlumns.4 is 2 suceess "a attempt TO coma
bine and apply the medicinaT virtues Of
the White Pine batk. Itaha been thor
Oughly tested by people-in this city and
vicinity anu the proprietor has testlm o.
malls to lis value from persons well known
TO our citizens. We recommend its trial
in an those cases OF disease To which d. is
adapted. IL is FOR sale by all our druggists.
~. y Ind pendent.
The WHite Pine Compound IS now sold in
every part Of the United States and Brit
lSh Provinces.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29
PETCILS.

= American Lead PencfF COmpany's un-
[1valled Pencils. We have a large stock
1pt therabOye comprising some ten differ
snt bands, ranging in puce from SOC, to 81
per dozen. Ihese Pencils are ~unequaled
cheapneSs anddurabtity by anything
In themarket. e
u Faber's Pencils. Ran unmbers sGr
- D1- = -t1G.
= Ga@S GeAsAlS- Al nuHDeIs- raa
: Rehpack's DmceaPencils A splendid ar
-Eicle. " 4
y Eage andStar bubber-fipped Pencils.
BIue and Red Dr%kingPencils.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Their stockconsists in pHrt of the follow

It a SMALL Advance on Easfern cost.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29

ever beoughE to thls market, and which
they PsOposetO SELF
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
ISCELLAN NEO US.
Grace Church,

Grace Church, Of Wilmington, the finest
Methodist Church in America, was dedicated
on Thursday last, 23d. We take the following
account of its origin and dedication from the
Commercial: af "+ "t
st. Paul's NJ. E. Church on Market street,
above seventh, may be properly considered the
mother of Grace Church, mother, by the
way, from which it separated without any of
those feelings of bitterness which too often
mark such changes. The congregation and
Sunday schools Of st. Pauls church had been
gradually increasing for years, and in the lat
part of 1863 and the early part of 1854, the
first and second years of Rev. w. j. Steven
sons charge of the church, the necessi-
ty for increased accommodations tor the
Sunday schools began to be seriously talked
of. As the necessity became more strongly
felt plans began to be devised, and 1T was con
cluded to erect building with stores under
neatq and Sunday school hall above, some
where In the vicinity of the Church for the ac:-
commodation of the schools Then followed
the idea. 7fsbut we need increased accommoda.
tions for our congregation also, why not build 5,
new church In place Of the old one Ihls
seemed to meet with general favor, and as one
of the steps towards carrying It into execution
several gentlemen purchased the. properly %
Judge MllIigen, deceased, at the soutnWwesl
corner OF Seventh and Market streets. lhis
location was chosen principally on account o.
It's close proximity to the old church, but II
was no sooner secured than two practical ditti
culties arose which rendered the location un-
suitable. First, it was found that there was 0
large number who could not bring. themselves
to consent either to- the demolition or sale oi
the old church building, let new enc. be cree
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

IPUBLIc-No. col
Re ss an Of r As pay @
Be enacted by the Senate House
o tine sa a the as aS H GSnssss H Thf for
x all oeers Of the army below the rank Of major general
per eentum to their present
R b the as eS a1a OSe Saef
s or S d % PSeF STtbeP 81 x saG ba the act
ted An act to increase the Of soldiers in the United
~ eighteen 6pHdT and and the sa%s is SsTe
he q the the FseO Yss as sfS S he Pesde3a
eth the '"s'
A oe II IaE.eI % essea thas tne Rrqvs0ns Oh the
Joint Resoaticn regard to s
tended to allow communications Of raons at prices in
9sIay who died while held prisoners Of
SS ony to be % Widow Se Sead - S such I ps %
ow r. main unmarried or IN case there be no such widow then
the o no such
widow Or children then to the parent Or parents Of the deees
T or tn heEs Is no such widow children or parents
A9 s I il & further e&se sst q feiOp & Gps of the
tsbhmen approved August third eighteen hundred and
Sphor7ns m the President to appoint an Assistant
And be il further enacted That much Of the act
L. q the Uni ed States aPPECyed l. July sh %s%yssh
,sn sarso after three years service shall be amended
M & ~ nFe % Yea SesTs IN me SoIngeT Oree snail De ell
% S b. + tb 1G s gIS Se d TRa the act entitled An
ell, c.uay provide the national defence by
Nav r s RSdd and and
amended by striking out the word " white.
And b. further enacted That excepting the ord
Springfield ArmOry,
who has the rank and allowance OF major of cavalry all
surckceprr the shall have the rank
allowances Of cavalry and the chapans in
h F after be appointed, shall be commissioned by
the Prt Al all vacancies occurring in the grade OF chap
5a" VIII h i hereby established to rank captain OF infantry
shall b. filed by tine President by and with the advice and con-
snt the Senate and all shall hereafter be
the footing office, retirement, allowances
Tot service and pensions provided by law Tor other OFF,
the ttfs .t.-f
And be further enacted That in any where
person elilit receive OF bounty under the prOV
ions w all make application therefor, where such
application representatives Of such
persOn being dees and the discharge OF such person has
lost x shall b. competent for the accounting officers I"
rye In e Of the actual production such discharge proof
OF the actual loss the and secondary proof Of its issue
and eonient together with proof Of the identity Of the claim
decreased under such rules defining the character
a form of the evidence the Paymaster General shall
rbs.
And he 1t further enacted That section fifteen of the
Ac the present military establishment OF the Unit
ed States aad for other uy hh eighteen
hundred aud thrtyegh BE- amended that general officers
shall hereafter be excluded receiving the additional
rson for every ave years service and i hereby further pro-
vHed that officers the retired list of the shall have the
allowances Of additional raiOs i've service
n officers in active service.
A1p ,,
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
NEW SERIES---VoLUME XIII.--NO. "a

Jurisdiction matter controversy when the title right
divorce And provided further That in all
sand @ probate s Ss o the district cOG OF
And be it rhs[ enacted That the Sne justice 81 sd ana
shall each receive annual salary Of thryfve thousand dol
SIC And further enacted That Judges of the su
assembled at scat soyeTnmenf said Territory define
be appointed for ss Territory to the several Districts and
shan also apPont tie times places holding The
judicial districts and after the times and places Of holding the
shall proper and but not less than two terms
SEQ And Be further enacted That for the purpose of re-
have hTen q hs have ap & 81
Of Territory and he is hereby authorized or before
vide said Territory into legislative districts for the election Of
portion among said districts the number Of members Of the
T aHd he OF 3 es SG e eSi II S @
bly, shall be held at such time and shall be conducted in the
at session thereof begun holden the city Bannack
sxye and the quacatons Of Voters shall be the same @ as
hS 6 said organic act saving and excepting the
legislative assembly SO elected shall convene at the time
The apportionmet provided for in this section shall be based
legislative districts shall appqar the election returns
sources OF as viii enable the GOVERNOR without M
King new census tomake an apporti9nment which shall fair
the legislative assembly. bat the legislature districts of the
SEC And Be Il further enacted That all acts passed at the
y Montana held in eSeen hundred and are here
by dapproved and declared null and void except such acts
special act IN each case re-eact Provided however That
Ra b in this SECTION
oe pTec9dea from making and testing sa claim IN the courts
pretended LEGISLATION in said Territory since the adjournment
election OF the legislative assembly herein provided for shall
be further enacted That from and after the first
DAY OF April next the salary OF each OF the Judges Of he several
and Idaho shall be two thousand five hundred dol
And be further enacted That all acts and parts Of
Approved, March q 1867.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
POET r Y
The Last DEVILS Walk.
By CHARLES DICKENS.

FROM his brims o e bid at break of day
A devil has walking gone
To trampe and char the now'rs to death,
To invest the air with his pestilent BREATH
And to cloud the morning sun.
And pray how was this devil dressedG
Oh he was cased in an iron vest;
His scales were close and his rivets true,
WithneYera ehink for spear to get through.
And over the hill and over the dale
He walked and over the plain
And an air-gun, elephant, polished, and round,
That would kill miles of, with never sound,
He tWrl'd like harmless
And over the laurels of full-blown Fame
And the tender shoots OF the young Good Name,
He stamped with his merciless foot Of shame,
And he left his print ON each.
And backward and forward he wriggled his tail,
Through rose-trimmd garden and lily-strewn vale
Marking his course by a lOathsOme trail,
Like u snailtra over peach.
He spied labOrer hard at work,
Early at his vocation.
His prominence offered capital shot,
Ohio" quoth the devil, "he me not"
So ne shoulder'd his piece, and he aim d, Got wot
With terrible calculation
He saw young innocent folks at play,
Blameess, beautiful, wise, and gay,
The prospect liked not him.
So a yitrol flask from his pouch he drew,
CTwas a devilish deed > and the liquid threw
O'er the fair young group, whom lac left a crew
Ofmonsters scarr'd and grim.
Hep, cred in a house; ':was goOdly manse,
OF time and weather had stood the chance,
And was still erect and fair.
Aha" QuOth the devil, Z" the pile looks well,
But I've fireworks studied for nothing in hell,
i'll can't find out when a match or shell
May lead to combustion there"
That Devil could creep where no other fends can
He found unguarded spot,
Where he scraped mine with his dillgent hoOf,
And-his train prepared-wall, pillar and roof,
Blew up in the sir like a shot
The breach Of the roof ismended now;
Its whereabOut few can tell;
But the devil had done his work that day,
So he crawled him back for his masters pay,
= Which he royalty spent in jOvial way,
With the lowest devils in hell.
"There are many devils that walk this world,
Devils great and devils small,
Devils with tails and devils without"
Devils who whisper, devils who shout,
Devils who mystify, devils who teach;
But the CALUMNY DEvIL-as hard to reach
As the snail who, safe some distant beech,
Is digestlng the core Of nay favorite peach
Is the shabbiest devil of all
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
No. GIL

relation to imprisoned under sentence for
,,frlces against the laws of the United States
Be It by the of Representatives.
United America in Congress assembled That
prisoners shall hereafter be- convicted Of
saint the Laws of the United States and confined
IN Sta rison Denitentay IN eN"cuti0not
suc conviction who conduct themselves
for misconduct shall he sustained against them
81 ~ have deduction ant elcA made from the
their and shall be entitled to their discharge
much the the certificate Of the warden or keep
such penyntary with the approval Of the Sec
rc,ary ~ the Interior
A2p o ed,M March 2,
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

His clean hearth stane his thrifty wltle's smile,
The lisping infant prattling on his knee.
Dua!i il wary, carkiua cares b 'gu
And MAKE him quite forget his labor anu ms toll

MANS LOvE.-The following is a mans
opinion of mans love: It's an extract from
an article on the very tender passion -
Love:
Polly (suppose) is his darling; Polly is a
blonde, with eyes like violet, and hair worn
in native curl-clusters) which looks like light
brown fecked with gold Il say looks, for no
body knows nova days what is the true color
of young lady's hair, or even whether she
has any of her own or not, her gaze thrills
him; her whisper tbrobs his pulses with the
fullness of spring their spirits rush together
at the touching of their lips. Above all, she
is devotedly fond of him. Fate, however,
parts them for space. Her cousin Kitty is
brunette, with eyes like dove; her hair,
which is her own (quite by accident it once
came undone in his presence, reaches to her
heels, and looks like the ra9en's wing; above
all, she is devotedly fond of him. At first he
struggles hard to be loyal; he writes as usual,
although not in so impasslOned a style as be-
fore, to Polly; but opportunity and Kitty are
too much for him, he feels that she is tugging
at his heartstrings also. Presently, there
comes a day when his waning affection for the
one, and lis growing affection for the other,
are at erdctLy the same terel He is in love
with two women at the same time. This may
| last for little while; about the same time
/ do du SCllISS b0hOo pldSOj tASh pOOl
Polly withdraws from between him and her
rival altogether, and she reigns alone in its
armament. Her whisper throbs, ect. their
spirits rush together, etc My good lady, you
may shake your head, but this happens every
day, if not to the best Of men, yet to those
who are certainly not the worst The fact is,
however it may be with you land l grant that
it is quite different with your admirable sex,)
the thing that is called love, in It's usual sense
the monopoiizer, the enchanter, the main
spring Of actiOns-is among men almost utterly
unknown. l contend that the well known line,
| She loved truly love is love for evermore"
is only applicable to females A man, my
dear madam, may love Polly and Kitty land
does,) and half-a-dozon MORE and yet have
sufficient residuum of heart left to love you, his
wife, most truly, and more dearly than the
whole lot Of them put together.
How TO PICKLE Pork. Get the hog into
proper temperature. TO bring this about
make him swallow a small thermometer.
This Il warm him. Rub him with paper dip
ped in oil, give him a uniform coating of bar
ley, tar, syrup Of squills, pitch, and gold tin
! foil Paint his head green with orange stripes,
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
WHOLE NO GIG.

ture that required but to be reused and set IN
mot;on bv some strong and sudden impulse.
John was not to be at home for three nights
a Job OBTAINING him in the country ana i l
promised that if she would have tnt mouse G:i a.,
put nicely in order and all the chlldreh t'uleu
up before he came back, that w9n.u 1 taNc INN iii.a
into my own hands and try what could make
of him. A washerwoman was got, and some
kind neighbors came in and lent helpiIng
hand. When John returned home on the
third night, he declared that he scarcely Khe"
his house, his wife or his BARNS. he dld not
visit the puplic house that night, but remained
at home, and when l entered ioHhu Ill"
seated with his youngest child on his knee;
1t was the turning point IN the history vi :ne
me that night, along the shady banks OF Che
river, it did not require much argument or per-
suascn to get him to promise that with me IN;
help of God he would turn over new leaI.
The rubbing, scrubbing and securing OF 'heSe
three davs began a new era IN the dwelling
The wife woke up as if from dream, she
gave up the Castle of OtrantO, and such
like, at the circulating library, and John never
needed to appear before the session, nor had
his wife any further reason to complain ol MN,
for with the happychanges at home the pubic
house lost all attractions for hlm. lie was III
constant receipt of wages and IN the course OF
a single twelvemonth his house was model of
neatncss, comfort and domestic peace. | had
the pleasure of sitting with them in their own
dwelling when not single cobweh was to be
found, and at as finely a spread table for tea as
could be found anywhere in broad Scotland
| cannot by any means lay claim to ali the
honor of this happy change. may have be-
gun it, but it was kind Christian motherly
woman, who with great tact and tenderness
waited on, and with kindly counse Is completed
what | had somewhat roughly begun. The
result showed that both husband and wife were
open to conviction.
The lesson is obvious. Let every working
mans wife do her best to make home in every
way more attractive to her husband than the
public house, before she complains Of his drum
ken habits, or wishes to bring him before the
session. Much Of our drunkenness would dis
apper were every mans home as happy and
pious as the one described in the following
lines
His wee bit ingc, blinking bonnily,
Srlpa heart sta WidleR
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

ART CRITICISM. Among some attractive
pictures now on exhibition are:
:" A Study from still Life The seizure of
a whisky manufactory
The Happy Planter "A man burying his
I" Resignation " --Brigadier- Generals hand
ing in their commissions
"The Last Rose of Summer "A Senator
stumped.
How happy could be with Ether -
Scene In dentists rooms.
True to the Core Eve eating the Ap.
pie. .I'.... i T..."
6 Enjoying the first Weed "A widow in
her new black. rr 5s1 ssI
" Aiming at the Eud"-A parent chastisiug
child. s~.-s.----
-" Patience on Monument Bilious look
ing persons sitting on the High Rock Spring
A young man, who is desperately in love
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
fpunLIc-No. ss.l

tory Of An act provide temporary
AZ Acl ~ ss the Territory Of Montana. approved May TWEEN
Fsi~ Eighteen hundred and sixty ionr "a ~ gazysG3
W !. ~ the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
& trtss IN Congress assembled That the
hr asshies the Territories OF the United
sf~~ shall not after the passage Of ts act grant
but they may py genera.
associate themselves M o2dies
rororse Ior mining. manuacturng and otnsr
And ls n further enacted That the probate courts q
as. ~ Nnnfann IN respective eountles IN andl-
ssa D jafisa arr ~ debt csmed
S nst exceed ave hundred dollars and sucn 4ss
a5s5d isry: Pssrads That thay sha nes azs
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

1t was lately resolved by Democratic Con-
yention in Crawfordyille, Indiana, that no SOL
dier ought to be nominated to any civil Office.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

; When is ship at sea not ON water?--When
she, is on fire. ...... ,..,.. s; .l......
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

GALLANTRY. Reader, did you ever enjoy
the ecstatic bliss of courtingp' Yon didn'tE
Then you had better get a little gaL-am- try. +,
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29

A certain doctor asked Diogencs which he
thought the best way to die. Il" Surely" he re-
piled ''you might have learnt that much trola
your patients" ="
Smyrna times., 1868-01-29
How TO PICKLE POI
GEM.
A GEM.
/ sat me down in thought profound,
This maxim wise | drew:
IT'S easier for to love gal
Than to make a gal love you.

LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE-A handsome
young bride was observed to be in deep reh,c-
ton on her wedding day. One of the BRIDES
maids asked her the subject of her melita-
ton. | was thinking, says she, which OF my
besux | would marry should become u widow.