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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

How Russia TREATS THE Doos.-So
Tar rs we know. Russia is the only coun-
Try where, during the sponths OF Nay
and june. there is a wholesale extsfui.
nation oe dogs. similar to that which
takes place IN New York during the
heated term" The Police Departnent
there includes n brigadeef lainplighters.
In consequence OF the nights or st. Pc.
tersburg and Moscow being in the early
part OF the summer just as hight rs day,
the Lamps are not lighted at all. and the
lamplighter brigade is employed in hunt
ing up wandering dogs. The theory
there is that every dog found in the street
between the hours Of midnight and G A.
NJ, must be n homeless dog and the
lamplighters armed with large nets.
which they stretch across the streets,
capture them and destroy them then aud
there. either by strangling or by stick.
The men are compelled to bury them
in particular spot outside OF the city,
and the police authorities pay small
premium on every dog tail presented to
them. In the day time. however. the
animals are allowed to circulate unmo-
Tested.
a QUEER TENANT.-This Texas liz.
ard story Is from the Dallas Commercial !.
A singular scene was presented TO q num-
Der of gentlemen yesterday. On cut
ting large watermelon, comfortably in
the centre was q small, yellow spotted
lizard, about -four inches in length. APP
parently lifeless when taken out, it was
soon rcsuscitated on being placed i'm the
sun, but lived only few minutes. 1t
was of beautiful brown color, with
white stripes and yellow spots. Most
singular OF all, like fish caught in the
subterranean rivers OF the Mammoth
Cave, in Kentucky, it was destitute of
the organs of vision. twas secured by
Col Merrick. who will preserve it in
spirits and send it to the Smithsonian
Institute to be added TO the wonders and
curiosities Of the national museum
VOn Saturday week several car
loads Of wheat were absolutely shipped
West from Baltimore, to Chillicothe, O.
hio, via the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
to fill orders from mllers there who were
not willing to pay the prices asked by
Ohio farmers. Wheat was quoted in
Cincinnati, Saturday, at 81 63(aSl 70l
In Chicago, 81 349$l IS. In st. Lou
is 81 4o@sl 81.
Iva young lady OF Romney after
kissing two year old boy, made the re-
mark 81 love to kiss little boys" was
exceedingly surprised by little five
year old girl inquiring iii she didn't like
to kiss big boys, too?"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13
fEEe 2 Colossal Gold Sheat
~ SEED WHEAT.

The attention Of Farmers ia specially invited
to this cereal, which for its prolific qualities,
hardness and freedom from disease, perhaps out
rivals oil other acclinated varieties. Its perfect
adaptation to every variety OF soil and climate
makes IL peculiar favoriie with both American
aud Britisb Farmers.
&Sr Il natures in about twenty days less time
Than oats -RH
~ IL is remarkable grain TO stand severe
drought.
II yields from 20 to 30 bushels per acre.
The beads will average ten inches in length.
We will send sample specimen heads 10
Farmers on receipt OF ten cents, by mail, which
will DO = life evidenc Of the enormous gro~th Of
tue wheat. Agents 70 whom we have sent spcci-
men-heads are making enormous profits. show
ing ihe heads TO their neghbors aud taking or
ders
The stalk is sufficiently strong to support the
head and prevent it's lodging. The grain for
stock food 10 sqVa, If not superior, 10 Indian
corn IL ripeus while the stalk is yet green.
We have tested i've superiority far North rs
Ontario aud Quebec, and as far Souih ~ New
Mexico, proving its perfect adaptation to every
variety Of sell aud climate ia North Amoroa.
- Terms Cash. No q. .. u packages
sent out
Sample packages Gent postage paid, tDt 81 10
oy mail. Que bushel ty EIpress, 81 leu
bushels, bJ Express, $25. Send money by Re-
gisIered Letter, at our risk. Address
GUSTAVUS LINDSEY & CO.,
Hoiston. ia.
Angus, c, :s75.-2mo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13
Baltimore Cattle Market.


BEEF CATTLr.-The market has been fairly ac-
tive this week, closing with the exception of a
very few sales of late arrivals, rather earlier than
usual. The activity may be attributed TO the
light run, rs compared with last week Prices
advanced shade for tops, say &c. while the 9TH
er grades show slightly greater Improvement,
perhaps tc per N. The quality averaged a trihe
better, there being larger number of middle
and fewer common Cattle than hast week while
the tops were quite ms numerous and fully as
good. A few loads go East, q part Of them no,
being offered in this market.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged a. fol.
lows: Best Beeves at sTG)f7 25-that gen.
orally rated first quality 75@S5 s7-medium
or good fair quality 25@S4 75-ordinury thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows T5(2S4 25-pener
al average OF the market to-day IS t5-ex-
,reme range OF prices 75@S7 IS. Most OF
the sales were from 25 to Sc Is per 100 To-.
Uf the receipts 34S head came from Ohio, All
from virginia, 44s from Vest Va, 10 from Ma
ryland, 90 from Pennsylvania, So from Ky.
90 from Tennessee, and 90 from illinois total
receipts for the week 1870 head against l76O last
week, aud 2ll4 head same lime last wear or
the offerings GIG head were taken by baltimore
butchers, IS sold 10 Washington city butchers
1859 TO ork county Pa. dealers, aud i99 to Eas-
tern speculntors- total sales for the week lls2
head, against 1859 last week, and 1918 head,
same time last year
Hoes. There was fair increase In the receipts
during the past week, aud the sales have been
quality or prices show no material variation -
At the close The pens are nearly bare Of stock
and pricrs have q tendency upward, but we
scarcely think they farther advance, a. BUTCH
e-s will buy very sparngly, being IN willing to
pay high prices. We quote at 10 25G9bll per
100 lbs net-most OF the sales continue to he
made, as last week. at or near the latter figure
Receipts this week 1850 head, against 1904 last
week. and sS46 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAHEs.-The quality Of the receipts
same as last week. There has been q fair de-
mand for good Sheep, wish some little improve
ment in prices since our last report but the de-
mand for Lambs Is not so active open-wool
stock Sheep show some activity. NeNrly hhI Of
the stock has been taken East, chiefly on sptcuIa-
ton. We quote Sheep at 4G51 cents per 10
Rross. Lamus 2CGs4 25 per head, or COZ cents
per 10. Stock Sheep 81 Is for tail ends, 10 So 90
per head for the best. Receipts this week BIsl
head, against 477O last week and 74S4 head
same time lsst year San.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13
A Story Of Daniel Webster.

While at Msrshfield I could MOI br,t
remember m anecdote or the renowned
Senator from Massachusetts. MANY
years ago. when be was at the height OF
his power and reputation, he was STAY.
ing at the Astoe Hoase, where Colonel
Charles A. Stetson, his intimate friend.
always kept large room for him on the
nrst noor ON the vesey street side. A
number Of Webs.er's friends-he AL.
ways had great following-had dined
with him one evening When they had
returned to the room in question and
we're talking familiarity, one Of them.
warm with mingled curiosity. and hero
worship, put this question: Would you
be kind enough to tell me, Mr.. Webster.
what - the most serious thought that
has ever occupied yonr mind?" The di.
vine Webster was silent for a few mo.
ments. evidently buried in deep refiec.
ton. Then obeying the oratorical i'm.
stinct so strong within him. lie rose TO
his feet and said in his grand manner /:
Il Will answer your question, sir. The
most serions--indeed the most solemn
that has ever occupied my mind is nv
awful responsibility to ,Almighty God"
Iherenpon, as my informant, who wa.
present, has told me, Webster burst in.
to such a torrent Of eloqnence as the as.
sembied company had never heard, even
from the golden mouth Of him who adj.
dressed them. They were stirred to
their depth by his, impashioued oratory.
which poured forth for fully Is minutes.
Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

NIEST VIRGINIA. TO Wit AT rules held
w In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire county, on the first Monday In An
gust 1875
VIM. F. j. Taylor and Elizabeth Ann
his wife, Plaintiffs,
u.s.
John c. Willett and Mary f. ID. his wife.
Joseph /. Taylor, Thomas L. Brooke $
Administrator. Silas Prices Admins
traitor. Mary Beall and Brook Taylor,
Defendants, In CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is, to have the
Court ascertain and decide
1st. Whether by n deed from said s.
Price and Mary +. his wife, who is now
the saidIAIary +. ID. willett, to said Tho
mas L. Brooke, a copy Of which is fled
with the bill in this suit, any estate or
interest passed, and if so how much and
whatp
End. If the Court decides said deed to
be effective TO pass any interest Of said
Mary T.. ID. Willett, how much is due
from the estate of said Thos. Il. Brooke
upon his note for the purchase money
under said deed?
3rd. If the Court decides that nothing
passed by said deed, whether the estate
of said Silas Price, and said Mary +. ID.
Willett, are not liable to repay to the es-
tate of Thomas Il, Brooke, the money
paid as part OF the consideration OF said
deed, and if SO TO fix the amount thereof
and decree the same, if it can be done,
out or the share of said Mary +. ID. viii.
lett in the lands in the bill mentioned.
being the lands conveyed by Simon lay
Tor TO VIM. Donaldson and James Tay-
Tor. trustees, for "Nancy Brooke and the
heirs of her body" 40 that il may be
applied to the payment OF debts due
from said Thomas L. Brooke's estate.
4th. II necessary, TO construe the will
OF said Thomas +. Brooke, and decide
whether, If any estate Of said Thomas I. :.
Brooke is left after paying his debts, IL
passes to said Mary BealI and Brooke
Taylor, or 10 the heirs at law Of said
Thomas T. Brooke; and that the Court
will decree to all interested what they
are entitled TO. and particularly TO the
Plaintiffs their interests in said lands.
that said lands may be partitioned If
practicable, aud II not, be sold and the
proceeds divided among those entitled
thereto and for general relief. &c.
And il appearing by affidavit that the
defeudants J. c. Wiliett and Mary +. d.
bis wife & 3fary Beall do not reside in
this State--the said nonresident defen.
dants Hre required to appear on the next
rule day Of said Court. at the Clerks OF.
fee Of said Court and do what is neces-
ssry 10 protect their interests in this
suit. Testc,
G. s. WHITE. c. c. nc.
August 8, 167j.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

1--WE have just learned with regret.
that our friend l.. b. Shcetz will retire
from the mercantile business ut this
place on the 18th OF September. He
informs us that lie will give especial bar
gains to cash customers up to that date.
as it is very important to reduce the
stock as much as possible. 1t would be
we'll for those in want OF goods to avail
themselves of this opportunity as his
stock is still full and attractive. His
successor will be l. III. C.. Pancake, ESQ,
young gentleman well known in this
community and highly esteemed for
his very superior social and bushes.
qualities. lie has been for some time
past engaged in tho wholesale Dry
Goods business in Philadelphia. which
will enable him to come among us tho.
roughly posted. We extend the hand
OF welcome & wish him every success
in Ills new enterprise.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

INVEST VIRGINIA, 70 wiz AT rules held
w Ia The Clerk Ofioe Of the County Court
Of Bampshire county, on the srsi Monday 10
August 1916
Hiram Michael, administrator de bonis
non with the will annexed OF Jacob
Ullery, decd, Plaintiff
as.
John. Elias. Alfred L., Sarah, Jacob L..
and Florence Ullery, Robert G.. Nal.
colin and Martha r.. his wife. T.. John.
son, administrator Of Harrison Ullery.
deed. Taylor. John, and Robert G..
Watson. Grafton 4. and Nancy Mi.
chael, and John Patterson. admins
traitor Of George Milleson. decd. De.
PENDANTS, IL CHANcERY.
The object Of this suit is to have n set.
Element Of the estate Of Jacob Ullery.
decd, and distribution OF said estate
among those entitled thereto under the
direction and orders OF the Court
And il appearing by affidavit that
the defendants John Ullery and Elias
Ullery, do not reside in this State--the
said nonresident defendants are requir.
ed 70 appear ON the next rule day of
said Court, being the first Monday i'm
September next, at the Clerks Office
Of said Court and 10 what is necessary
20 protect their interests in this suit.
Teste.
G. S. WHITE. c. c. G. nc.
August s, 1375.--4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

~ party consisting of some nine
gentlemen. OF this place and vicinity.
took their departure on Wednesday last
for fishing and hunting excursion on
Black Water, the Black Fork of Cheat
river, i'm Tucker county. They carried
complete supplies, and anticipate a ten
days or couple of weeks recreation in
which we earnestly hope they may be
fully gratiiied. Ofthe party, is the pop.
ular and beloved Pastor OF our Presby-
terrain Church here, to whom this trip
for change, health and recreation was
highly desirable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13


Business on the Valley Branch of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. il unu-
sually good this summer. Fifty car
loads or freight passed Winchester on
Sunday last - Times.
~ The Swartzwelder property. on
Fort Hill. was sold on Monday, by Mai.
ii. Conard, Trustee, to German Smith,
Esq, for Si,50o.--Ib.
IV- Many persons when they find
themselves in danger of shipwreck in
the voyage Of life, throw their da ling
vices overheard, as other mariners do
their treasures, only TO fish them up a.
gain after the storm is over.
WI would advise You to put your
head into dyeLub, it's rather rcd"
said joker to sandy haired girl. Il
would advise You to put yours into an
oven, it is rather SOFT" said Nancy.
IVA celebrated wit once said of his
debts that it was neither his interest to
pay the principal nor his principal to
pay the interest.
" Men judge us by the success of
our efforts. God looks at the efforts
themselves
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13
DIED,


Doctor Hugh Holmes NcGuire died a, his re.i
dencs in thi. city 90 Monday, the 9Th at hslf
past seven, A. ~.
For some years FAST no has been In falling
henlth, so much so a. 10 disable him fto,n the
active practice Of HE profession, aud about =
doubtless hsstoued bis death
The deceased was in his seventy 9Th year. and
lelohFeG 10 generation which bias few Teprs
ientaiivos len among us,
He uas great man in his profession. snd a.
regarded w bic professional brethren at home
and abroad Surgery Was the branch IN which
be esp, cislly sxcelied, and ia which hs vas mos,
distinguished
Up 10 re time when his health gave usy his
rFActice WAS large and lucrative and such was
his reputation that patients from tho adjoining
counties and States we're sent here 10 be under
bic treatment. Many offhese cases we're report
ed in The medical journals Of HE day.
Or McGuits vas the founder " the Witches
ter Medical College ia which be SLED siih grea
success The chair Of surgery until the building
were DESTROYED during The var
The students Of this College and also those
who studied IN bis Office always speak IN terms
o. affection admiration o. their Old preceptor
When The var broke out, Dr. Mcclure. al
though ID Vsbced 10 years. scccpied commission
as surgeon IN the Confederate Army, and had
charge OF The hospitals ~ G,senWood snd Lex
ington, rendering efficient service 10 The csuSe
in which bic feelings were thoroughly enlisted.
4 few years ego be connected haseR with
The Episcopal Church, since which time be has
been = constant reader OF the Scriptures aud re-
ligiOus books.
In Or hcGuires death our city lose, one OF
lis oldea ara mys, a'u"sui'hed citzen5 o.
HtncRestsr Tunes, 4ugu'l II
go the ard inst, ip Cbhlicoihe, Ohio, Hon
jon !. YAsNugu, brother Of our respected
frietd David vanmeteF, Esq., dec d., Of Old
Fields Hardy County. Mr. Vanmeter was q
member Of he lower house Of Congress 10 1914,
and wss n lawyer Of eminence, and universally
respected
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13


MIST VIRGINIA, TO VIZ al rules held
w n the Clerks Once 81 The County Cout
Of Hampshire county, on fhe dfsi honday Ia
Augusf, 1878.
John w. Phillips, Plaintiff
rs
Richard Kaylor. Defendant.
In AssVmpst tgih Attachment.
The object Of this suit i 70 recover Of the de.
fendant sod 20 attach The estate Of The defendant
sufficient 70 pay The sum Of one hnodned ana
sixy-sve dollars and fourietu cent?. With later
est thereon from the - dsy q October, 49, siH
psid, aod the costs o. ibis spit. ADD Il appear
ing BY a'adaFii that The defeadsnt Richard Ksy-
Tor dQes not reside 10 this Staie-the ssid non
resident defendant - required 70 appear on
The neKt rule day 81 ssid Court being tbe 6Fst
Monday ID September next- ~ the Clerks Ofics
Of said Courl and DO what y necessary 10 protect
bic interest in this snit Tests.
G. s. WHITE, {. c. c. II. c.
August 6. iS75.-8w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13


70 Moneys so scarce In Romney that
the little boys were unable to attend tho
Festival Of the Cicero Debating Society
given in the Courthouse on Tuesday
night last. For some time past they
have been forced to give up pitching
cents.
EVThe Cumberland Mews OF Tues
day last says: The mystery OF the sto-
len $4,000 package at the United States
treasury is about to be cleared up. One
of the men arrested, Benjamin b, Hal.
leck, clerk in the cash-room, has con-
fess.d that he and w ashington restau.
rantkeeper named w. III. Ottman. stole
the money, alleging that the theft was
planned by Ottman. $4,000 twenty.
nine $500 bills) Of the money has been
recovered. General Spinner is the hap.
piest man in Washington,
KILLED ny BEES THE Morgantown
Post states that Euginius Evans. OF that
county, died on the 25rd ult.. from the Of.
fccts Of bee stings-some sixty-which
lac received while hiving, few days pre-
vious. Tie had been sick with neural.
gia, and the poison injected by the bees
so wrought upon his cnfcebled system
that he could not survive the injury. lie
was an honorable citizen, sixty years OF
age. and leaves a wife and five or S
children.
BALLoU's MAahzISE ron SEPTEMBER.
This favorito publication OF the peo.
pie is issued for September, and all it's
patrons will rejoice to learn that its con-
tents are IS varied and interesting rs
ever. No other magazine In the coun.
try can produce such list Of writer's.
In this issue va have sea story, mum
Der Of adventures, and half dozen
charming domestic love stories, besides
poetry and engravings. Published by
Themes and Talbot. 23 1Iawley street,
Boston, and for sale by all news.dealers
1'when Young iady attempts 10
sit down but fails r. reach the chair by
about six inches. she fully realizes that
tn tbs life, a contemporary says, va
nave many drawbacks.
tVA Nevada sheriff, among his items
Of charges for executing criminal. pre-
scented one for the hire Of the rope
Truly, contemporary remarks. in thi,
case may It be said, Westward the
course Of hemp.hire holds its way"
The total assessed valuation ottbe
real and personal property in Wood
county * Ptts6,soa.
tH'hemney has a debating soc iety.
- pong the latest Iabor.saying in
yentions is a patent painting machine
which is said to paint six liandred lathi
Of ordinary size for Yenetisu,bIinds
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13
N1AItI,IED.

On the 9Th inst, by Elder John A Corder 81
bis residence Sir. JoSArHlN Day 10 Miss May
Ans IiETsoN, all Of this county,
On Tuesday morning last, at the "Arrnsiroug
House, in this place, BY Rev. VIM. ID. Rees Mr.
joins 81. FLoRY to Miss May J. ALRE, both Of
th 10 county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13


WBST VIRGINIA, 70 Wit .-At ruies beld
w 10 The Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF hampshire County, on the Graf Monday in
August, 1875.
Joseph $. Pownall, Plaintiff,
rs.
Richard Kaylor. Defendant,
in Assumpsit with Attachment.
The object OF this cult is to recover Of the De-
fendau. aud 10 attach the estate OF the defendant
sufficient to per the sum Of one hundred sud
thiry-twO dollars eighty-segen sod . half cents.
with legal Interest thereon from The 9th day Of
December, 1871, I'll dad, and The costs Of this
scit. Ard il appearing by Afhdavit that the de-
fendant Richsrd Kaylor does not reside 10 this
State the said bOp-residont defendant is required
20 sppeat 90 the next rule day Of said Court beaz
he Fret Monday 10 September ne1t. 81 The Cierk's
ONCE o. ssid Court, and DO what is necessary 70
protect bis interest IN this suit Teste,
G. >. WHITE, G. G. c. ~. c.
August 8, lS75.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

IRISH LAcE--A writer says: Irish
nuns excel in the making Of beautiful
deiicsts needlework and Of lace. Per.
sons learned in such matters can tell in
SANITY on looking at piece OF work at
what convent it was done. The crochet
made under the superintendence of the
Youghal nuns Is exquisite. and so fine
thst It has IN many cases been mistaken
for other kinds OF lace. / have heard OF
a lady who purehaseda quantity of Whit
she believed to be old Roman point. in
Italy. mt great expense. On bringing
it home she took it to her dressmaker in
Dublin, aud gave it to her as trimming
for dress. with many cautions against
waste. and with repeated orders not TO
cut II unnecessarily. The woman smil.
ed when she heard the discolored work
called antique point. She got magni
flying glass and showed her customer
that she had in reality bought Irish
crochet lace, which had been dipped in
some yellow fluid in order to give it the
appearance of great age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13
. The Great Cause
Il. HUMAN MISERY !,

JufIhctished, 10 q Sealed Envelope. Price efs
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment. and Rad
ical cure OF Seminal Weakness, or Spern.tor
thGa, induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Ennis
SONS, ImPotency, Nervous Debility, and fmpedi-
nenis TO Marriage generally Consumption, Ep-
ilepsy and Fiis-Mentai and Physical lpcapacity.
&c.-By ROBERT J. CULyERwELL, u. %,
author Of the "Green Book" &c
The woTld-renowned author, In this admirable
Lecture Clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self-Abuss may
be enectnally removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations bohRies,
instruments, rings, or cotdisIs; poi oiing out .
mode OF cure at once csrtsin aud edsctual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his copdi-
ton may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly and radically.
gw This Lecture will prove boon 10 ihou-
sands and thousands.
Sent, under seal in plain envelopes, 10 aaY
address, on receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CIIAS. j. G.. KLINE & Co
i2i Bowery, Nes York. Post ofies Box, 1850.
July 10, ls75.--sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-13

HApIT.-1 trust everything under God
to habit, upon which, in all ares the law.
giver as we'll as the schoolmaster has
mainlyplaced his reliance. Habit makes
everything easy. and casts all difficulties
upon the deviation from a wonted course.
Make sobriety habit and intemperance
viii be hateful rnalle prudence q habit.
and reckless pronigaey will be avoided.
Give child habit Of sacredly regard.
ing the truth. Of carefully respecting the
property of others, of scrupulously ab.
staining from adj acts of improyidence
which can involve him in distress, and
he viii just rs likely think OF rushing
into an element in which he can not
breathe as of lying, cheating and steal
ing.-LO,d Brouihun..