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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09

Nr HAEDEE, Of Florida, who claims to
have discovered that conclusion will de.
arOy insect and germ life, believes that
bY that means epidemics like yellow lever
and cholera may be prevented, OF arrested
after they have broken out 80 confident
ia be d the truth Of his theory that be
oders 70 risk bis own life 10 srresting the
yellow fever now prevalent in Charleston.
lie says
"POr the city Of Charleston | would use
Z ton Of gunpOEde! every night for
Twelve consecutive nights. | would com.
mence at nine O'Clock r. u, using five
pounds for every combustion ! would
order the windows ii every house In the
city closed, and ! would use small quanli
ties Ol powder 10 every room and cellar In
the city ! would order heavy concuS.
slOns 10 every damp lane or avenue in the
city, and, 10 fact, would burn out the
place, most likely 10 he infested with ami.
mAlcuIes, and, at the end Of ten days, |
would ask the physicians to report the
health Of the city. ] think they would
report not single case Of any description
Of tSVer 10 the city, and that II would he
a. healthy a. the mOuntAins.'
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From Hon. G. D. Hubbard, one Of the
commissioners oI the county debt, we
learn that while there may he no record,
of 10 reports to be- found nj the court
house, VI the transactions u the commits.
sIoneFs, they have complete record ri
their transactions from the beginning
down 70 the present time MI Hubbard,
y. Brady, Esq., and DR.. John G. Camp.
hell are the commissioners, and all their
accounts have been kept by Mr. Hubbard.
These accounts show all The bonds issued =,
all compromised and all redeemed, with
amount and number NJ each and the
price paid Tor tllDse compromised
II appears tina the llrst issue Oi bonds
was under the act Of 1855, authorizing
100000, the full ar Hunt Of which was
Issued In 1860 a 10 Il Of f220,0O0 was
authorized TO replace the first loan, there
being claim Of irfegulaTily about the
first issue but the court having decided
Il good and binding, the holders refused
any further compromise, 10 that only a
partial conversion took place, and since
then the bonds have been redeemed at
their face. We learn that about 900, 900
Of the original loan Is yet outstanding
and something less than 10000 Of the
new issue, or near 100000 in all.
Mr. HUBBARD stateS that the Commits.
sioners have made detailed annual re-.
ports, from the beginning, which ought 10
be, though they appear not to be, filed
and on record In the Court House. These
were made TO the County court before
1868, and 10 the Supervisors since. 1t
was the business Of the Clerk of the
county Court, and Of the Clerk Of the
supervisors, 10 file and preserve these re-.
ports, and keep bond account with
the commission In which these reports
should be summarized. We are informed,
however, that nothing can be found prior
10 the time Mr.. RooRRs, the present
Clerk Of the Supervisors, took possession
oithat Office
Tho accounts Of the Commissioners
have been 30 kept that they will show
whether any bond or coupon has ever
been paid twice. Not being cancelled,
however, they might have been presented
and paid a second time without suspicion
on tho part Of the Commissioners, though
Mr.. HUBBARD thinks no such thing has
ever occurred. The Commissioners de.
livered the bonds TO the county Court and
Board OF Supervisors, whose duty they
presumed II waa 10 make the cancellation.
Latterly The attention Of the Supervisors
has been directed TO the matter Of cancel.
latlon, and the cancellations have been
made. The greater part Of the neglect
occurred during the reign of that model
Judiclo.lcgiSlatlve body, the old county
Court; and II the county has not been
robbed Of one OF two hundred thousand
dollars II was no fault Oitheirs.
1t seems to us the county authorities
ought to overhaul their papers and books
thoroughly, and with the aid Of the Com.
missionerS record make a careful exami.
nation Of this business and find out ex.
actly how the bond account stands and
where the redeemed bonds all are, because
8 good deal Of money ls involved In II. II
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Special Notices.

7 AUGHLISS DFANT CORDIAL,
q, CE1sr-. Tee,sLEz. Eo!e1s tAs gas,
M, a. 80 rites !E-E-Iiio., eo-tso-s lie
hgGsIs, esr.aE Sz=Ess eo=P-A-ll eJs=IteFy'
CsiI5T-a GA eslesis oocfttistt0s, Are apt %
A. =, -. Sc Ikz r05zf-, becIzhe te1rr.ol e
1879 a. ea;.y c.tf.Ig o. ne issih En:s %
Z. 100 81 late Gzr- 4 % Z GppHeA @utet
- Te.J.s1tst q TIE bgss-i, Ia. . u ~ eI-
s..,Ig. s.a-lEtsg. NDte=A:s lOossEess oftzn re
&c -O.s tEz2sr0zA LsectiO-s, bat gesa ],
100. srress!Tc. E:te1ts! Wiz Tuz!EEg L-4
"a uro.:yGt!Os, tie. u tA1zlG y kept n cot
no Al i1F Isik pgrpOss We Re GAgk, tai TIE
Llrzn. CogIis! Il particularly LeI2tsd- AID VIA
-s-. i'll -. viii ths Eos; EIppy sAert
Ng,ssrs vi! aI9 y IeFy TLisI5ls- TIE ekllt
Ill x relieved, get Ito Ee1ils I!sep, AID
Eake ~ Cheerful. hEppy EnA fesliEZ eozfori1b!s
We gELgEEIAs each bo:ils, AHa vii rsf1cd the
pee q eVe'y bo;ils EoI ea!hE a We tpusent
Pree q oeah pa bottle So!d By Al drzggisit
LACGHLfS BROTHERS 4 90, Props,
GH Wase!iEE, ". Va
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The ConIeatioa, loW ~ Mave u.

Inc IOhIelGloab AON lhey Have IL
FrDz lie Ws.lsszrs Head
The Democracy have voted 10 czll )
Convention 10 amend our State COlsiiiu.
tia they could not define precisely, be.
f0Te the election, what objections they had
% the pFeEni Constitution, and O! cD1r-s
could not say precisely what Emerimslt'
they proposed 10 make Bat the game
has nDW reached the next stage AeIe-
tolDEe, the matter was Of the nature 81 AZ
indefinite uncertainty. Il might he ms
here, and something eise there, snl no
Lo1y IN care much = lat il WEs any
where, but nov. the Convection mus
Glg Lu,ints,. No more lrphlaS ~ NE
mi.ty gt.r,, 10 more f0'Oling, 10 more CAB,
In, he sisie Of the case impeTaiiyely de-
m1pi, 10 lie lnokei right squ4reiy Al.
n va, 4 matter al sJme difficulty 10 Ne
rI,e ConyeniiO5, il Is = matter a much
mrte 10 knG9 EhAi ~ do with il when
,scurel. and &c are mistaken IL some Of
the more Asluie d lis heretofore siyO-
cate, sogId no. very willingly Eash their
bsDi, d II, jlsi right BOW.
They objected 70 the Public School
system; they objected 70 the TOWnship
system; they objected 10 the vote By bal.
lot, nov let them, II they dare, lay hand
90 the public school system 10 in GDyEise
cripple il; let them, Il they dare, Eubsii.
tule the old county court, or anything like
1t, for the present system Of local govern.
men; let ibemi, finley dare, abolish the
vote By ballot and 60 back 70 the petty
tyranny Of the tinl oDsS vote. Let them,
II they dare, do any Of these things, Of
Any Glhef thing thai viii radically SetI
bsck the institutions Of West Virginia
They dare not, and they know It.
Neither do they d-'e To put the State TO
the enormous expense they know must
follow the initiAtOFy step u calling 8 Con.
yention, without making some effort 10
Justify IT, |. will require more than 30
noTOGs talk, and WiAdy editorials, W
reconcile the peDple TO the abyurdities Of
this call Of 4 Convention, when the ques-
ton comes before them, likewise In bust.
meas shape, 10 the form nj 9 call from the
ii taxes, for funds N pay the eK.
penses d their folly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09

Two HUNDRED DoLI.ARs IN SILVER
Day before yesterday m elderly lady via.
tied the clGthlng store Of Mr. d. Frank,
On Market street, and paid for a. Hill Of
goods in old American cOin-quarte y and
half dollars. She had with her two hun.
dTed dollars Ol this singular money, that
had been buried Tor years. Upon icing
quFsiI1ned ~ 10 why she did moi dispose
Of j when the premium was high, she
said her hopes Ol further rise, and the
complete wOrthlessncAs Of paper money,
was 70 strong, that she held on 10 the ST.
yer. The coin WAS all old, and must have
been collected long before greenbacks
were UNDERSTANDABLE Mrdd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09

WEST VIRGINIA, however, judging by
tue latest returns, proposes 70 have anew
Constitution, which will confer the right
u suffrage upon some ten thousand per.
CONS at present disfranChisett. Bdrnes.
dRe, (O) EaterbriN.
The Rnterpriv is in error. The per.
sons referred 10 were cnfraLchised by an
amendment adopted by tue people last
May. There 10 no more Acknowledgement
now In this State than Ohio. In that
particular, at least the Convention can
make no Improvement.
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anything i wrung the so0neE lis known
tie better; Il al Is straight il viii be =
s4iisiScti0n 10 knox il And, We EN-.
b1ne the opportunity To remark, ditto
:, 70 tie city Aec0unu.j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Or THE
GREAT REMEDY,
KRAPf'S DIARRHRA COMPOUND

PoE DlAHkHA. DybeAisrT, FllE, Ch0leTA hOEbss,
SsRRsF C0Hlpailt, EId Al dsfIlSellEaIa " Tie
StOnAeh and BJNs.L
Keep his msdielHs Ia yOaT hO1Es during tie
sEnlsE mOniks- BIsTJ tEIvelsT tbO1Id BE- pro-
Tidsd wish this remedy. sod With gsLEAntss
POT sale By all the DruAgis1 10 us city, and
b. dsAlerS II E.ed.elEos gsEef1lly. Pr.es Finy
CeGiI per bgt;!s.
MoCABE, KRAFT a CO.,
III PTOpfistHTa. Wheeling, ". Va
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ON MARRIAGE.

AID Ab1Ses, which interfere with Marriage and
rain the hipplneSs Of tbOuIands. IuFe
means Of relief Tot ks Bring and Unfortunate,
diseased and debIlitAteh. Sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Z
south HiBIh street, PhilAdslphiG, Pa Sep4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09
CTORMED AND TAKEN!

The lat stronghold OF The Hair Pols5hsTS ear.
rad 70. CRlSTADoROs hlg. tearing on ilI
lo.dS the magic WoFds
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
aOau triumphant over oil the deleie'inas irAIh
with which the market VA not loog AEo flooded
Lad enough to make bulle.S iF AZ army lies on
The shelves Of dEa!sR Sko have specialized in
GOns Of The metallic hAlI eolOhbg pEsparailORs
Well, thsy IkOuld have tOnahed their purchases
70 CEIEIADoEo's Sgf1 GHd p,gtsef ptspAEItiOh. 10
much Tot ''ruBDiRg Ansr strange coda" IN the
mSGHtimA. this famous dJe kiS received = ire
nsndOuS Impetus In the market, and can same.
y Be Manufactured last enough TO me- The enOr
nous demand.
CRIsTADoRO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE
IL the best dreSEinE tbAtt be used IiisT dySing
SspsdGW
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The FaVorIte SOa
Manufactured nv \ REID. yb.aIiDV. W. VI.

cilim that II cannot be eIceled, ist, In purI.
" and quality; I'd, In economy, because II 10
hIn and hard a. soon a. made and will not shrink
when exposed to the atmosphere like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half a. much
more a. tho soaps now In market at the same
price; sd, For perfection In washing. You must
yah Wltha pure clean eoap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes Use ne Fdr0rile Soap and
yOn will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and faaltless and guarantee that
twill not lnJure the skin OF the most delicate
fabrics. 9Th, claim for II an advantage over an
Others in that II will bear leaving IN water for .
or ~ hOufs without lnjnfing H. Other eOaps are
rendered nseless by forgetting them In the tao
or basin ana using. Please enquire Of yuuf
grocer for the RaVohte Soap, and you will be
convinced that II Is the best
CAUFfOH.-Raeh bar Il stamped "MIAerF and
Reid. Wheeling, W, "a"
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale By
EDWARD REID,
eoap and Candle Manufacturer,
auRlo wheeling, ", Va
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIy.
L I'D up % SepttnbeT s,h, 81 I o'slockJT
ior grading JLleS street By tie yArt. h H.
6iEth WErd, dirt 70 Be plIsed 90 re Eats' m
on Bolton street, AID Eofk 10 l. eJls .I4sf' n,
supervisor Of the Street COnsisslals' B.t,
70 be GiTeu 70 wv BORING,
Chairman, pro TEN, Of the Conni'tse % street,
and Alejs. -
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KAMIIER & sIEBEE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
LIFE AID FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents.

once, Com. Of Third md MARIE, Street.
WHEELING, ". VA.
Fire and Lie lnsurAnees IN the ha.i HJnt
Companies. Real Estate hough;, sod ., rguted
on Commission. Rsnis and Accounts collected
on Liberal terms. Passage tekeu 10 lLd non
England and Ireland to New York. and RAilroti
tickets from New York and BAlumoEe 70 Wkeel.
france and Germany. Collec,ion. made frUz
Ill parts Of Europe. iplI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-09

This superb Hair Dye IL lbe b,d In he World
Perfectly Harmless. Reliable, and Instabt1ne.
Gus. No disappointment. No HldlcHlOus TintI,
elOF'GpleasAnt 0dOT. The genuine ". A. Batch.
Eplen Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
SlAlndld Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, bat leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Bold By all Druggists. fact1Fy ~ Bond street,
New York jan91eOdaw
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WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply . want felt for real genuine good
article OF Soap at reasonable price, the under.
signed 10 now manufacturing such an article, a
all testify WIN have seen and used
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| STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO
| ~ CozHiy Great COzrI Ssy;s=.hss Re-, IN

- AiLLsA=EGi Z De-.
isabella DanhLG.
TIE Object Of this AIT i % rsoo,si Of A..
iendAni tlS z, with interest thereon ~ =.
OF MARCIA, losi, sEul pad, 40 oosis.
An Lti1eAnERt having been iAsls: Az l,,.3
upon the property Of tie tstsntG., i M, ,5i,
and IL Appearing IRON A. LHGaTi I'D h ~
Cause thai The defendant y lot rssi!sIiGl -,
the state Of West YirgiELi. o. r.oi.o. a y.
p.A!niid, By his attorney, Il i 0,!efed IA y.
co APPEAR here within one n0E:G lf,er ~ a.,
OF the frat publication Of l.ls ortg,, NJ 4,
what IL Necessary 70 protect lei .-,e'z,.. ss,,ls
SAMUEL B. NcCuLLUCH. Gen
). y. hOdEh5, ANY tof III s1;
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JOSIAH F. UpDE eRIFFF. G es,bii. f'''G my
BOYS WATCHES.

A full line OF Boys Silver Watches dnti' u. ~
ish-llttle, but good-every one guaran'G,I,n' rr,s
"TImcr,n at i0t Market street, below M'II .r
House, tho place 10 buy Watches, CIotN'.'''
elry, spec,nclcs, Silver Ware, &C, r
TT Pine Watches, Jewelry Clocks, We
paired and warranted ...,,,-,pfn
sep5 OSTOBY DufF'h''.
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Wants.
WANTED.
General Notices.

IN CETlcEoF CIR C-ElK.
stg.s=ssI :, -.
SsAled pfop1sls vil te rsossyel: I.,.t, 90.
aEul o'eloeL- ?. 4, @ T-es5iy. IL ~. -
iof tie eoat;gGttaol a god =. go,
bEiek seEes t.o- WziEl-y.sz stres; :. IgF.,.-.
street, lou TIE at ale u Va. is.eg, .s.,s.
gtFsi v sTt, tGlc segtg . te J lee. 4. t.l-,.s-.
IL the t!sI', ilsA EEl. kilf Ely rg..! go,
part, tgp iEc1ss, AID Al he 5.ssE ,as-st n :
So0e hA'- et.eE- L. FEEST.
~, C.;y C.tik
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10
Hnstc and Health.


1t is not at all wholesome to be in
a hurry. Locomotives have been
reported to have been moved a mile
in a minute for short distances. But
locomotives have often come to grief
by such great rapidity, Multitudes
in their haste to get rich are ruined
every year. The men who do things
maturcly, slowly, deliberately are
the men who oftenesl succeed in life.
People who are habitually in a hur-
~ generally have to do things twice
over. The tortoise beat the hare at
last. Slow men seldom knock their
brains out against o post. Foot races
are injurious to health, as are all
forms of competitive exercises ;
steady labor in the field is the best
gymnasium in the world. Either la
Dor or exercise carried to cxhaus-
ton or prOStration, or even to great
tiredness, expressed by Gagged out"
always does more harm than preyi-
GUS exercise has done good. All
running up stairs, running to catch
up to a vehicle or cars, are extreme
" injurious to every age, and sex,
and condition o liro, bought to be
the most pressing necessity which
should induce a person over fifty to
run twenty yards. Those live long
est who are deliberate, whose actions
arc measured, who never embark in
any enterprise without sleeping
over it," and who perform all the
every day acts oflife with calmness.
Quakcrs / proverbially calm, quiet
people, and Quakers are u thrifty
folk, the world over.-Dr. Hall.
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North Carolina Tea Culture.

w. d. Smith, of Fayetteville, N.
c., writes to tho Wilmington Jour
nal as follows: James NJ. Smith, my
brother, near by, has succeeded well
in the growing of the Chinese tea
plant, and he also succeeds well
ever year in curing the leaves for
making tea, and when | say to you
that the tea made from his plants can
not be cxcclled for delightful flavor,
| only say what many a testify to.
The plants that he first tried were
sent him from Washington City, be-
fore the war, through the kindness
OF Warren WinsloW, deceased, then
our Representative in Congress. lie
has increased the number largely
from seed saved from the first plants
all are alike good, the old and the
new-there being no difference be-
tween the first plantsand those grown
since from the seed.
While on this subject | will state
a few facts as touching the Chinese
tea plant, which may be ofinterest to
some and stimulate some one to grow
his own tea. AS early as 1878 Mr..
Junius Smith, Of South Carolina,
commenced the growing of this plant.
He found it to thrive well in his Sec
ton of that State, and also that it
was quite a hardy plant, and that it
stood the cold weather well, On the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10

/ drcd and fifty feet wide, and is diyid-
ed into q central street, forty feet wide,
which is the drive and is to be used
only for pleasure carriages; second, q
bgidle>path, ten feet wide, enclosed
between two avenues Of trees each of
eight feet in width; then on the other
side is q walk, and outside Of these are
roads, on each side, for heavy traffic,
each twenty-five feet wide, This is
thoroughly and deeply drained, built,
so far as it is done, in the best man
uer; and is to cost, according to pres
emit experience ON the part completed
! Sl5, 1000 per mile. 1t will he eight
miles long, and its construction has
been undertaken by the city of Chica-
so, and the township thorough
! which it passes.
a TOWN WITH A SPECIALLY.
Now, pray remember all this road
building, draining, planting and con-
| struction Of costly and admirable pub
lie buildings, was done in the faith
thatpeoplc wouldapprcciatcth the mod
crn conveniauces,h rs they are called.
The town was made ready for the
people. Ill have given a somewhat
detailed account OF the work, 1t Is be-
cause 1t struck me rs IN every way
thoroughly worth doing, and worth
initiating near New York. Or course
the company Will make a fortune, and
IN my opinion, they viii deserve all
ltiey get Tor they nave done ana are
doing, oy private enterprise with prl-
waite means, almost as admirable a
piece OF work as the clly OF New
\ ork has done IN Its Central l'ark;
they have led the way in q kind OF
undertaking which every thoughtful
man must wish TO see initiated ana
repeated near every considerable clty
IN the country inis Is no "Joo," no
great pubic work. there are no po-
l'llcs III IT, NJ? c0lhmGfcial aoVell,
lure, conceived m Il broad SPIRIT ana
"uiAIaoiy Carried oul'
ItiheJlCGSa otIIiL ENiERiRiNh'
AlIe3dy us success IS declared
oI,utlu was broken III June, loo9,
lWehIy-'Wo months ago mere are
'llt4uS I~oIty-seIGh llile q"GliliSS
On llG pace, besides 'lle puollc ouliu-
,iISS ! name aooSe' "A .llunipeI 0
,tteSe DCiIl9 70 %iu "te lnliaplIeu ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10
Moral Courage.

Have tie courage to face a difficulty,
lest it kick you harder than you bar,
gained for. Difficulties like hicyes
often disappear ut n glance. Have the
courage to leave " convivial party at
the proper hour for doing so, however
great The sacrifice; and to stay away
from one on the slightest grounds for
objection, however great the tempta-
ton 10 so, Have the courage to do
without that which you do not need,
however much you may admire it,
Have the courage to speak your mind
when it is necessary that you should
do SO aud hold your tongue when it is
better you should be silent. Have the
courage to speak to a poor friend in a
seedy coat, even in the street, and
when u rich one is nigh. The effort
is less than many people take it to be,
and the act is worthy of u king.
Have the courage to admit that you
have BEEN in the wrong, and you will
remove the fact in the mind of Others,
putting a desirable impression in the
place of an unfavorable one. Have
the courage to adhere to the first reso-
luton when you cannot change it for
better, and to abandon it at the
eleventh hour upon conviction. Have
the courage to cut the most agreeable
acquaintance you possess, when he
lacks principle, "A friend should bear
with a friends information'-not vices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10

A revival preacher says the tough
est customer he ever came across in
the pursuit of his calling was a rough
old fellow in the valley of the Green
Mountains, who approached him at
the close 0fan evening meeting with
n very long face and asked graycly:
Did understand you to say that
hell was a lake Of fire and brim-
stono:' eyes" said the divine,
thinking he had at last succeeded
in making an Impression upon the
hitherto obdurate heart, and going ON
to enlarge upon the horrors of The
place Of torment, "Nonsehse! non.
sensel9 interrupted his listener; 81
don't believe n word of it; YOU pile
IL on too thick /; a man wouldn't live
q minute in such q place" "Thoy
viii be prepared forit," snid the min
ister iupressiYely. ooh! prepared
for il, will they ~ exclaimed ile
anXioua qucstioacr, Frightening up,
I'D 0s soon be there rs anywhere.
then; and oil lie walked, perfectly
satisfied and as gay as a lark,