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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-26
DR.. LONGDON'S
Great Practical Experience and Skill
In the Treatment Of Chronic
Disease.
Hts thorough medical education and ErQttSSlOna!
requirements ICtH dttEJted by eminent phySi-
clans IVhO hGTS kEOtDn him for years.
His superior SEiH lypindie1tedGy
his former p1tiENLS as I0eH as
many Of our OlTH CtttztES.

These evidences will bear the closest scrutity
and are uncomfortable. They embrace q period OF
TWELVE YEARS and fully prove DR.. LOngdon's
claim to public confidence.
THESE STATEMENTS OF FACTS are In wide con-
trast with tho silly stories Of those who possess
neither character nor common Ie1rEtng, who on
account Of their 0lIn 6qSenESS, seek to injurG DR..
Longdon's well mGrlted reputation.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
PROM ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL rRACTlTIoN.
Frs or wEsTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Dr.. Longdon has been in practice with mo one
year. His ideas OF medicine and disease arc the
most comprehensive and his prescriptions the
most accurate OF any any phySiCiRn with whom l
have been associated. d. n. DAKE, MD.
PlTISDuRGG, July !, 1861.
DR.. LongdOn is we'll qualified to treat Chronic
Diseases. A. PAIGE, NJ. d.
BcsToN, Jan. 70, 1868.
have known Dr.. l. II. Longdon for many
years and can testify 10 his fine literary and eci
Gntllc requirements, thorough medical Cduca.
ton, strict moral integrity, enlarged experience
and great practical skill.
=. WHITTLRSEY, MD,
Physician for Chronic Diseases.
WARRINGTON, Pa, April !, 1878.
During tho years '6s, 80 and 10 DR.. tougdon
EnoT thHt he can treat ChionIc iIiseaSeS with
1no,rr Nm o,.,iInnTI, SFjH
WV WIN. BEATTY JONES, n. D.,
Prof. surg, Philadelphia, Pa.
awe y
PRoM A WHOLE o9LLEGE OF rAOFISsoRs.
We certify to DR.. Longdon'S thorough qualIG.
cation In Medicine aid Surgery, and wo recon-
mend him TO public confidence and patronage.
JOHN BUCHANAN, n. D.,
Prof Surg; philadelphia, Pa
6 SoS; M ~ W ~, m - chu phuo
HRH nv: H MSai, mi TK n n "'
w,f SI pa n n Meulca' FnA@'
Prof PE4sSe S Of MSdlsi4C' Phil'a.
De-, 1 HDTAtO ~ gIp%S ES No. n; phw.
JAS; G3656RAN, Il. :: n1n.
,...:-i-., .,u,.
Dr.; Longcon mas ACQUIRED more sKlll Inan any
physician Of Biz 4ge eys sC E1Sw:
Former partner Of Dr.. Longdon in Pittsburgh.
FID. il, 1862.
DR.: Longdon cured mo Of Lumbago OF years
standing alter alt other means had failed;
-. q 4. WELDINy
Dr. Longdon restored me IN nine weeks ron
extreme Nervous weakness and General Debill.
~ 10 perfect health and manhood:
B. L. SHUAANN.
DE0 49, 1861
was cured of Chronic DIarrhOea by Dr.. Long.
don GISeE ot9eF eminent g9EsISt4nS !Se1 % 10
PE1' iSCG. wHSbInSton- Pa.
n, ronodor b,, told ma ro,o ,bor, NM .or
plaint and troated mo with greater S,Ill Than Snv
physieI0n who ever exsmIned nv case'
Holm II. BROWN
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2ATCHELORs HAIR DYE.

DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IS HARMLESS.
ans .COlAM
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DUICTUT CUUITU lBEIUnIF-
GEO. a. WICKNAM, AuctlOncCF, mtF.O
A CARD.

A CARD.
Having sold our leo Houses N Mr.. Conrad
sCibert, we would respectfully recommend him
10 all our old customers feeling Satisfied he will
supply them With good article Of pnrC Ice.
GRO. SCHELLHASE.
]. BEDILI0N
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NewAdYertlsemen Is
No RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Grst ola course OF two Lectures on tho
bearings Of Science on the Bible will DO deliV'
cred at tho United Presbyterian Church to-nor.
row evening, by Rev. j. T. Mcclure.
All are cordially invited. Apr95
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In the
M e N AG lie

N II IN Az IL ~ l. IL
Can be seen PERFORMING UNICORN. tie
RlppOpotAmus, Monster RlinoctrOS, FtmIic
Kangaroo, hight LiviDg Lions, Tigers, hyeuas.
Moneys, White CAmels, African K!snd Horned
Horse, Gorilla, NylghAu. Caotn nAVA, Zebra, o.
tricheS, CassoWaTy, and in all 1900 Animals and
Rare Birds. which want OF Epace In this paper
prevents US from GnumCrAting
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DR.. Longdon has acquired more skill than any
physician Of bis ageI ever knew.
SIGFRIEO L. HOECKERT, N. D.,
Former partner oil DR.. Longdon In Pittsburgh.
Fan. 10, 1852.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

From what know and have seen OF DIR.
IOngdOn trF1'i Inrut IN alarm. nave no
RIl Il ARD MCCONNELL,
Market 81. between Adams ana Jefferson,
KEELING; AprIl IS 1873
Ihavetlicd nr. Lpngdoh's treatment in
Gatarih h, and know Il '|m cu'e.
Cor. Eoff and list streets, Ceutre Wheeling.
April y, 1913.
Having tried n 0ngdOn's treatment :
Catarrh IN my own case, aud witne' se' lts
effects on u..eTE, | am entirely att, hed
that II will cu=" the 'iseSse. 1 have great
faith in Dr Lougdu'S tx II.
JOHN II: HICKEY,
~. James Hotel.
WHEELING, AP,H ., 1873.
I believe that DR.. J uug,lon's. skill, under
the blessing OF the Lori saved my ne
80. i. l.. h IuGINS,
fairness Maker, Union street.
WHEELING, Mar. 10, 1913,
pr. Toug,ion has cured me OF ssvere
Chronic BrouGhi us OF seVrnyrA rs standing
q, hN Il Chalk,
Eirkwo0d Glass Works.
WHFFLrHG Mar u 1913.
DR.. LOngdou baS IOli me more about my
cDmulHiui nd re- It'd NE with greater skill
than any OF eT phySiCi;'nw h0 ever ryamin-
ed my crse. jobs Fl. BROWN
centre Wheeling,
April -, 1873,
have been undsT IT. T0nglon's treat
III mt J. - than one month ami L now Ieei
Ms well IL ever md.
CO.'S kiIUS GILLESPIE.
Mar. %, 1873. Centre Wheeling.
These evidences will hear the closest
scrutiny an ar,iucrni.s'd ie. DR.. Longdon's
claim to public COnnIen aare now placed
D,.yund all doubi re has now been In
y hr.llug >i& no tbs, during which time
he has success uily treated more than 5O
cases.
FL 20 r IR CONSULTATION, examina-
ton advice ana Treatment, WITHIN THE
RtAC' CF ALL.
MEDICINES FOR AL DISEASES by mail
and express 60 all parts Oi tie country.
Off 9 Hours l., l:S0 Ia and 6:D IN y
|. r. L0NGD0N, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
Between Monroe aud Quincy, opposite
Cathedral. ,,,r>,,, -, "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

The Constitution prohibits any per-
son from exercising the duties OF more
than one department OF the govern
ment, legislative, executive, or Judicial,
at the same time. Governor JACOB
has complained that the legislature
Ir.ed to strip him Of the appointing
power, which, as he claims, belongs
exclusively to the Executive depart
ment of the government. And yet,
the Governor has been endeayoring TO
center in his own person the functions
o. the whole three departments. The
executive duty he exercises OF legal
right, but he usurps legislative iunc-
tons when he opposes his own will to
that OF the authorized legislative body,
snd he assumes judicial authority when
he declares an act unconstitutional and
void. According TO the theory he IS the
Government He makes, executes, and
interprets the law; be does what is
pleasingiu his own eyes, and the Con-
sttution and the laws are as ropes OF
sand. Other Governors have been con-
tent to execute the laws placed in their
hands; to faithfully carry out the will
OF the Legislative body even though
they questioned the wisdom and doubt
ei the constltutionslity OF the ACT; but
this man, who holds his position through
treachery to his party and his former
friends, assumes to be superior to all
law and orders his partisans to resist by
force of arms the execution OIL laws that
have failed to meet his appreciation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

JUST think of this state Of things 10
Louisiana, ye who are enjoying the
auietude OF good government. A day
or two since, two judges presented
themselves IN an interior parish to
hold court The kellogg judge got in
first and took possession OF the Court
House; the other occupied a large
room over a store. Two snerlt1s open
ed the two Courts about the same tune.
Some OF the lawyers went to one and
some 10 the other. according to pohticai
predie cton. while others moved be-
tween the two without anchorlng at
either. But the suitors did not care to
have their Aase adjudlcsted by either
Court" under the circumstances, and
business was slim. The Kellogg Judge
sent two fellows 10 Jail, and the McEn-
cry judge did not do anything. When
the Courts" adjourned and started Tor
the next parish, both judges went to-
gerher, alter the manner OF good hu-
mored joint campaign csnvassers
I've got the advantage OF this fellow,
sac the kellogg judge, as they moved
of for the next point in the circuit
land can stand the fun the longest, tor
get a salary and he don't nor never
will" And yet some OF us fiatter our
selves that we live under just admin
lstratyon. &
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06
What IL VITALITY

Science has not yet answered this conun-
drum. The principle Of lite, in spite Of the
researches of chemists, doctors and meta
oh, sicians, remains unknown. We know,
however,th when the blood is impure, the
stomach iner1 the bowels irregular the
life su,tal ding principle, whatever II may
he. is shorn of It's active power and that the
boJy n animates languishes. We know,
too, such of US a. are capable OF deriving
knowledge from authenticated facts that
HostetteT's stomach Bitters correct impui-
titles of the blood, ,uvigorate the stomach,
regulate the bowels, tone the liver and
brace the nerves, thereby comoa ting anu
which tend To shorten Lille. The average
time of human existence might unques-
iionabiy be greatly heightened Dy tudlcious
Sfe.and this famous preparation Is undonbt-
edlS the most who stimuiant AT pre-
sent known. ...-- ID
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

From what know and have seen oil Dr
Iougdun treatment In atarTh. nave no
dOu bt or It's .Dhsucy 10 cure.
IL. dAKU MCCONNELL,
Market 81. between Adams and JEFFERSON,
KEELING; AprIl IS, 1873,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

Ar the late meeting OF the Turks b
Aid Society in London. the Earl OF
Sbaftesbury, in the course OF his adj
dress, paid the following tribute to
American missionaries: "The opinion
which l have always entertained with
REGARD TO the American missionaries ls
confirmed to day. have always SAID
thew were. TO nv mind, marvellous
combina,ion OF pjety and common
sense Ever,rhiNg they have written
and said size crh"ns the opinion have
yentu:. .'r-nfess.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

THEIRS is in West Virginia high Rad.
ical authority for the doctrine that an
act of the Legislature must be obeyed
as law until it has been pronounced I'M
constitutional by the court of last. resort
To such an extent was this doctrine
carried that an act was passed by a
Republican Legislature, imposing heavy
penalties upon all who dared to even
o1cise disobedience to a plainly uucon-
stitutioual statute. Radical papers all
over the State teemed with vigorous de-
fluctuations OF all who were so "revolu-
tionary" and "disloyal as to deny the
authority OF the Legislature to nuIllfy
the most important section OF the Con-
stitution-that regulating the right OF
suffrage. They did not even pretend
th at the test oath act OF 1865 was con-
stitutional; they refused to consider the
question at all, but brought bsyonets
10 bear upon every man who dared to
refuse obedience to an act that every
BODY knew was never entitled TO any
legal force or effect. Under the pres
sure OF this unconstitutional edlct they
even went through the farce OF amend
ing the Constitution OF the State so as
to make that legal which they had been
already enforcing as law.
Now, however, their party necessities
have induced them to take the other
SIDE OF the question and to affirm what
they threatened to arrest men for al
firming only lew years ago. Accord
ing to the Radical doctrine now, Cover
nor JACOB is entirely justifiable in ig-
noring or refusing to obey any act OF
the legislature, until the constitutional
,ty OF the act has been affirmed toy the
Supreme Court. The Governor has
taken il into his head TO DEFY the legls>
lsture; to execute only such laws as his
.uperior wisdom deigns to approve,
aud to fatty disobey those that do not
suit the purposes OF his personal ambI-
ton. In this course he is aided and
abetted and patted on the back by the
Radical party and is comforted 10y the
aryur,ent that he is not bound to obey
any law until its VALIDITY has been At
firmed by the Supreme Court OF Ap-
pesls.
See the consequences of this doctrine
The Governor has just the same au-
thority TO set aside and disregard the
school law a. that relating to the
Hospital for the Insane. He has
Just the same power to refuse
obedience to the provisions OF the
election law a. to resist 10y force
the execution Of the law relating to
the Pententiary. Neither OF these act
has vet been subjected TO judicial inter
probation; the validity OF neither hae
vet been affirmed bv the Supreme
Court; and, il the Rad cal doctrine
and the Governors practice be correct,
the State is entirely at the mercy OF
JOIN J. JACOB and the restless Politi-
cans who are urging him on. Having
taken one lawless step; having denied
the power of the legislative body to con-
troll his action in one instance the next
step in the same direction will be easier
and the next one easier still, until he
will no longer need the squirting and
goading OF his hungry horde OF hangers
on to set at defiance every legal re-
strsint upon his power.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

hayetiicd nr. Lpngdob's treatment in
GatarI h, and know Il ,UW cure.
K {. HEN DERSON,'
Cor. kOff and LIST streets, Centre Wheeling
April =, 1873.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

TUE ex. .., al.ou into the Atlantic
p,aL af,sir, %, New York shows that
Traintor lane over $4,000 on secur'-
,;ss abic, Az disappeared. Among
w. u. ,osn. 9lmn TO L. II. Niles, a
hrotsr and S26 100 to an under clerk
u oy Niles Nearly all the loans were
mae within three months. Ihere Is a
a s discrepancy in the accounts t on
r. hooks aud the statements OF depo-
s;to,s ( Doe OF the directors oVeruisN
S h;s account $1,000 the day before the
failure Of the bank. :. a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06
SAVE YOUR EYES.

DYU-ING THE PERFECT ED sPECTA-
- Cies solu on y at lC4 Market street, be
low Mci ure House. Having for year made
these spectacles a speciality and the eye Il
study, we eau recommt nd them Tor weak
md impaired vision. Aisoin store Watches
Clocks, Jewelry. Gold Pens silver Ware,
sc. Repairing prom Dtiy executed.
ONI0Bl & DUFFlE1D.
MAJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

Having tried r OngdOn's treatment IL
Catarrh IN my own case, aud witne' sed lts
effects on u!.eTE, | am entirely 'ati hed
that II will cu=" the 'iseSse. 4 have great
faith in Dr. Lorgdu'S tx II.
JOHN II. HICKEY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

CUsroM may lead man irto many
errors, but II jusnties none.
A GOOD heart serves our friends better
than it, sour interests.
lr is better 10 desire Than to enjoy, to
love than to be loved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06
DIED.

RAMSAY-On Sunday evening, May 4.
1874, Lou Ella, infant daughter OF John
aud He>sry Ramsay, aged three months
and Jour days. .....
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of the parents, on Main above
Third street, Centre Wheeling, on luesday'
the 9Th inst, at 2oclock p. VI. Friends OF
the family ave invited 10 attend.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-04

PERsoNAL.-Hon Fred w. Cole, the last
of the Assembly delegation from White
Pine county, left MS on yesterdays stage
for the halls of legislation ut Carson City.
Ham Light, well-known to every one
who has lived in this burgh, passed
through our town Wednesday last, look
ing hale and hearty as ever.
Deputy County Assessor Jerry Caugh-
lin left yesterday on a ten days trip
through the outskirts of the county, on
business connected with his Office.
STILL sCoMNe.-Large teams heavily
loaded with groceries, etc., for this mar
ket, can be seen almost daily unloading
at A. Mau & Co.'S stone building on
Main street. We would call the atten-
ton of our townspeople and country also
to the immense stock of goods now on
hand and constantly being received by
this enterprising firm, and offered to the
public at low prices. See advertisement.
LIvERY.-Ballenberg & Morris have
opened a stable at Treasure City, and
will exchange horses and buggies with
their stables in Hamilton. The best of
liver stock ON hand at both stables. "
County OFFIc1ALs.-The county and
township officers elected by the people
at the last general election will take their
places on Monday next, January 9Th, and
hold for the coming two years.
NoTIcE.-Mrs. H. Watson has left
Hamilton for a few months, TO replenish
her stock of millinery goods. She will
return with "A large and well-selected stock
of goods, and sell lower than ever before.
ST.. LUKE's PARIsH.-There will be
services ON Sunday at IL a. m. and z
p. m. The latter of which will be child
ren's service.
john CORNELL, Rector.
DAILY LINE TO ROBINSON AND ScHELL
CREEK.-Gilmer & Salisbury will here
after run n coach daily to Robinson and
Schell Creek. Fare $3.50. Office at the
Dexter stables.
FoR SALE.-Two 30-horsepower en-
gines and boilers, and two Sawmills. All
in complete order.
sje7-tf RUSSELL & CoMINs.
NorIcE.-Freight from this day, il via.
Elko to Hamilton, will be at the rate of
$2.% per cwt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-04
MAILS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FROM THE HAMILTON
PosroFFIcR.
EASTERN AND WESTERN MAIL.-Arrives and
departs daily. Time Of closing. II AS a. m.
pIOGHE MAIL.-Embraces White River, Silver
Park, Phoebe, Hike. and st. Joseph. Arrives
and departs on alternate days. Closes at AS
q. m. Leaves nj 8 p. m.
BELMONT MAIL.-Embraces Hot Greek and
Reveille. Arrives Thursday of each week.
leaves Friday. Closes at . p. IN. Thursday.
AUSTIN MAIL.-Leaves this ONCE daily at II As
n. IN. for Eureka. Arrives and departs from
there three times a-week.
sHELBURN MAIL.-Leaves on alternate days.
Mt 7 a. m.
p~OSTOFFICE H0URS.-From 2 q. m. to Z p. m.
Sundays. from . to 10 a. IN, and thirty minutes
after arrival of the stage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-04

MONDAY, Dec. 80.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Messrs. Everts, Perry and Rus
sell; absent, Spalding and Warren. Mr..
Russell was chosen President pro TEN.
Report of City Marshal for the week
ending December 0, licenses collected,
$50; do. week ending December %, Sl65;
read and filed.
The sun., 1873-10-30
United states NInIshnrs version Ot the
TruuhIp- In Iexus

wAsniNGIoN. oct - Acknowledgement VII
Hams -day rcceNcda report fr m United states Nu
shsl uchrce Of thc Eastern District OF Tex f. giving
detailed account ola serious hostile feeling between
party of dcsperadocs, ci by Jim Roam, nd tne
c0iored people on the line Of the Galveston, Harris
burg and san i cnfo HHilroad, zuliug m the afro
cious murder o. t.c clknp~n and pcacenhe colurrd
brothers named N f-lt. who Neie gong from the pau
truon on which they we're enrloSed To fase LaAe On
h o., back carrying sack II pecans, which th,y
proposed to sell. Thrt were met hy members OF tlr
kosn party, orlcred rom their hof-es urd tpgethcr
ard shOt dead fUu ~ the dcsprradpes say that the
dlfcultcs began IN the attempt OF Roam tie leader OF
the dCspersdors who had atcu drput Xri hN cou-ta
bic to arrest Colprrd MAJ, ana upon NJ rcrstHpC.
struck him over tl' head anl severely wounded him.
Kosn Naa arrested Hnd tr'o iut acquitted, AMI u l.
alleged that ON the following - hlr house was nrcd
INTO by unhnown pirtirs, bui urr ne nor his friends
sere there
THIS seems to have been thr or 90 Of The orgnnlLa
ton desi, radoe against tn cniurrd people mi
nating the murder Of tho " shis There is danger
of further dicutlcs between the Roam gang and The
nrgfocs which mry result In further biooI.he- At any
moment, a- 0an and his associates, u as many Ot
the coored people IN that nelshborhood, ~ heavily
The sun., 1873-10-30
SPLCIE RLSf MPIION.


silver Coin.
wAsHiNGToN, oct. 2D.--'rhr object of the
9o,ernmcnt In paying out silver coin il ex-
planed a. follows: Owing to various causes in
this and other counties silver has declined In
value to point at which the Government can
purchase 1t with gold, manufacture it into small
com, and pay II out at a tair pr"nt.
. quantity of silver bullion sufficient
Tor it, purposes. ut sl.l.s cents per
standard ounce, and will Manufacture II
into coin at the fixed legal rate uf slA $40 cents
per ounce the difference brtw.en the purchaS-
ing anu Issuing rate being within a fraction Of
II cents per ounce. or about To-. per cent. on
the gold coin paid IN the purchase. This opera
ton Is believed to be- q more profitable one FOR
the Treasury. and also more advantageous To
the public IN the present condition of the money
market than the sale Of gold for legal tender
notes, and Is not a scheme for resumption OF
specie payment, but simply compliance with
the mint laws. A dollar in Inited states cur
rency will purchase a little more gold in the
market than dollar Of small silver coins the
dollars will, therefore soon find their level, and
unless there bc a rise In both the prices ~ GOLD
and silver, the small coins must circulate CON
currently with paper money. The Government
has in the possession 81 the Assistant Treasurer,
about sJU,OJ in silver com, and at the mint ami
assay offices, IN silver bullion aud coin, <2,0N-
OOO Ihis stock /, ample for the present. This
mode Of paying out silver coin VIII be cOntiu-
ued until circumstances shall dictate a contrary
course ~ proper. The Government will exact
the full sc-uiorage required 10y law, hut will
not undertake L. control the d ispu~itinn Il the
coin after IL Is paid out The com VIII then be-
come the property of the holders, who may DO
what they please with 1t.
The sun., 1873-10-30

John Mlngo, the horse trainer is dead, Early
In life he developed ndcrful control over vicious
snimsu and soon he eXh btod judgment in the tanning
training, and management OF horses Mr Bonners now
famous Dexter was taken 10 HIM, unmana ageabie by
Hiram Woodruff. AFTER long and Dat lent work, Dexter
vas conquered, and was pronounced ny Mingo a won.
derfu animal He often predicted while training him,
thai the horse ould Startc the world 10y his fast time
Ills system OF breaking cOts has won fOr HIN reputa
Aan