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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-20
THE WHEELNe DAILY MTlIIGENoER SATURDAY. MORNING. AR0H % $50

q
Who appears % eoHespond to Satan. In
his ambition he raises his hand against
the sanctuary q the God Of heaven, and
the description 81 him q really magnifl'
cent. BE IA represented riding IN .
chariot through celestial space, surround,
cd by The storms, with the lightning play
ing beiore him, and Welding thunder
bolt as o weapon.
|This rebellion leads to q war in
heaven and the conquest Of the powers Of
evil, the gods in due course creating the
universe In stages, as in the Mosaic mar.
ratiye, surveying each step Of the work
and pronouncing It good, The divine
work eliminates in the creation Of man,
who Is made upright and free from evil,
and endowed BY the gods with the noble
faculty Of speech.
@The Deity thendelivers along address
to the newly-created being, instrpcting
him in all his duties and privileges, and
pointing out the glory Of his state, But
this condition OF blessing does not last
long before man, yielding TO temptation
falls; and the Deity then pronounces upon
him q terrible curse, invoking on hi
head all the evils which have since afiict-
ed humanity. These last details are upon
the fragment which | excayatsd during
my frat journey TO ASsyFia,
" have at present recovered no more
OF the story, and am not yet In position
70 give the full translations and details
but 1 hope during the spring to find tint
to search over the collection Of smaller
fragments Of tablets, and to light upol
any smaller parts Of the legends which
may have escaped me. When my inyes
LEGATIONS are completed | will publish
full account and translation OF theSt
Genesis legends, all Of which l have nov
been fortunate enough to find, some in thu
old Museum collection, Others by excaya
ton in Assyril,"
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The Railroad War

The information from New York con-
corning the railroad war Is to the effect
that It has now become general, and that
all tho eastern lines in the Saratoga com.
pact have combined to crowd the Balh-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. The
Saratoga agreementhas been formally an
nulled, and new schedule Of rates on
Western bound freight adopted, amounts
ing TO about twenty-five per cent, reduc-
lion on the old rates, tits said the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad managers look
upon ibis action as a victory for them.
They claim that the announcement is only
matter Of form, since the new rules
have actually been in operation on
al the roads in the compact for
several weeks-that Is, where con-
siderable shipments have been involy-
"a. Tho other roads, forced into the
market in self.deiense, have been COM
PEELED 10 make public their reduction in
rate, although tho Baltimore & Ohio has
not Issued schedule since the beginning
Of the war, pFcierring to deal with ship
pers individually. Their agents in New
York say that they are carrying Western
lyeiaht Of much less than the new tariff
on the other roads, although one line Of
the Central road Is said to have made q
shipment for Chicago Tuesday at 60 cents
per hundred. At all events the NOR
chants Of New York are building largely
on a prosperous trade over the extension
Of the railway war, Sooner or later the
contest must come to an end, It Is only
aqucstlon Of time, and the time would
seem to bowhOn tho spring trade is over
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That breach Of Promise t,ase in
brook County.

htulu lht MutlAUWI8 GNuW-l
Rachel Taylor H. =, ., Hedge. The
Indictment given against the defendant
last ThutsdSy for 5000, having been set
aside by the Court, and new trial orr
deted, the case came on again last Monday.
The defendant appeared and plead not
guilty, aud brought with him number
II witnesses to prove the bad character Of
The plaintiff; who simply told tho story
ne rave on Thursday. Mr.. Good made
lwo otthc most powerful appeals ever de.
iiyeted In our Court Holse, and twice
theaddienco came near breaking into Az.
pladst. MI. Davenport counsel for Mr..
Hedge, also made an able argument, and
lab6fed hard iot his client, The decision
Of the iuty was for the Plaintiff In the
sam Of $500. They we're out some three
OF four houh. A motion was entered iot
4 new trial, which sends the matter over
until next term, The case attracted 3
large audience 10 the Court House; and
the deepest interest Was displayed ID The
pf0c,gdloel throughout,
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A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF
Valuable Household Furniture

Tho undersigned Assignee 10 Bankruptcy Of
Thomas Sweeney, Bankrupt will under and BY
virtue Of 40 order Of the District Court Of the Uh:
ted States d tho District OF West Virginia, proceed
10 eli al public auction, at the residence Of aid
Thomas Sweeney, on Main street 10 lhe ciIy Of
Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the iSt Day Of April, 1875,
Commencing al 10 o'clock 4. ~, all the Household
PlriOr, Djnlng.FOom, Slttlng.Foom, Bed-FO0n Hall
and Kitchen Furniture. Also, ono Piano.
An opportunity Is offered the public BY the ale
Of this large assortment Of Furniture, Carpets, &e,
70 becrG bargains, ~ the property u 10 good eondl'
ton and will 10 sold without reserve,
TERMS on SALE-CaSh ~ 70 all sums Of 80 and
under aud on 4 credit Of six months ~ 10 all sums
over $50, tho purchaser giving note With approved
security, bearing interest 4: J. CLARkE
W. +. HUBBARD,
MIRO AShgnea.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.Launhlln,, Infant Cordial.

The chill'seure when tCething-to relieve inlan.
nation Of the Gums, 10 allay 1heaHness, to quIet
Collie hlns, 10 promote Sleep, toGuFe summer Com
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 Ia kept 10 The family when the chill
dFen ara cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have TO hear the hrII perSor
say II ls not all we recommend II 10 be,
MOTHERS, have you 4 Stklv, LeethiHg bde thai
TURNS the IiOUHs Of MOTT when you 20 long iol
rest) Into one LONG, WARY DAYTIME Of w0RRi
NEST and CARgH ClH-Cry- CFy-all day and oil
night long7 II you have, liItrn 70 reason, 10 cOn
WINGED, hetiIdte no longer--a YBw drops Of lNHAE1
CoRDtAb and your ehiH WILL 10 PAcIRiEp, and
SWEET, REPRESIIiNd aLBl!P will take the place o.
wAKETrL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle
SOll by oil Druggists and
LAUGiIEIN BROS 4 CO., Froprielnrt,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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I exceedingly regret this diSappoint.
ment to our schools, for we'll know the
serious embarrassment II will entail. !
respectfully ask your decision as 10 the
adjustment suggested by DR.. Sears, VIII
aAlake an appropriation in November,
for the next year, and pay in advance, 50
that your school can Use part or all Of
II for the expenses Of this year, or would
you prefer closing your school this year
and receive the donation for next Year,
Very respectfully
u. w. BYhNE,
State Superintendent Of Schools.
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JITILLIAM A. LIST AND HARRY W,
w LIST have been this day admitted as
partners In the Bank Of Wheeling
March |, 1875. mrl9d&W
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DIED.

FIELDING.-Ou Thurslay evening, March 18th,
1875, o. * O'Clock, JosEPH FIELDlNd, In the S1th
year Of his nge.
Fuperll from tho residence d biz sou-ln-laW,
waSh. Lsvis, No lES Sixteenth street, on Saturday
afternoon At Q O'clock. Friends d the family are
invited. IntsTm0nt a POnlnSular CometSFy.
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ImpOFtant CiFenlRr from the Sus
neFinfendenf Of Public neh00lG
Ia West Virginia.
srATE or WEE Ynanu, 4
DEPARIlRNl OF FRER SCHOOLS,
CH4RtRsroS, March II, rs, J
For the information q oiRees Of
schools that have made application for
aid from the Peabody fund, the follow
ing letter received from DR.. Sears, en-
yesterday, Is published in full;
ePEAsoDY EDUCATIONAL FuSD, |
"STAuSToS, Va, March 8, 1875. !
@Hon, B, ", BgRs;
SDRAR sR:-I am in great Perplexity
l find am 70 receiVs $4,000 less than !
hoped when / saw you. As soon IS
aseertained the fact, / wrote to you say
| ing all our funds were already exhausted
/ meant that the schools already accepted
by me had taken up the whole fund.
"ThOse actually accepted In West Viz
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A 1wAYs GET THE BEST.
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.

For Coughs, CoidS, tIoarencss, Bronchitis whooil
Ing Cough, d., use REEDS COUGH SYRUP
There Il no preparation equal oft Try u,
oc8t Wheeling, W, va
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18

I,ry. George Gladstone, Of Glasgow, Scot
land. Grand Chief Of the Good Tcmplus
and President Of tie Evangelical Union Ci
that country. arrived In this city yesterday
on his way TO jefferson, Texas, where he
will attend The General Assembly Of ihe
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. and
whence he viii 20 io Bloomington. H.. 90
participate i'm tie Grand Lodge 1. o. q, = e..
of The United States. Mr. Gladstone Is d
cousin of Rt. Hon. WIN. L. Gladstone. eN-
Premier of tha United Kingdom. lie was
received here by DR., W. l. Ward, Ecv. !.
d. Brown and Messr>. Juo. Frizzeu and
Juo. II. Gaul
Gen. \. b. Forrest, 0C Memphis. was IN
the city Yesterday.
Andrew j. Masciy. formerly bin clerk at
the Southeastern depot ief las, night fu.
Atlanta, Ga, which place Dep VIII probably
make his hame.
Rev. DR.. J. Il. NcFouiD returned home
yesterday.
DR.. j. r.. Buist aud family len the city
yesterday # arHo8l O. spend several weeks
in New York.
Mrs. A. II. Robinson, 81 this city, is a
gand-da cifcr az JuO. McNilt Alexander,
with whose name the country has become
so familiar In connection with the Neck
lenburg Declaration Uf independence.
DIR. T. -. Johnson, 81 GAINESVILLE, was
in the city yesterday for he first time in
fifteen months. His mission was a sad
| one, a1j large circle Of friends hope 10
see more of him iU future, under brighter
auspices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

w W. Maddox, in Jail on the charge Of
bribery, was released on b. No yesterday.
Judge Duling assessed fines to The
amount Of $50 In a very short time yester-
day morning.
John Desrm8u was committed 10 Jail
Yesterday on a capiss from the Criminal
Court, charging him with carrying bowie
knife.
-Four negro women were fined SO each
in the Police Court yesterday, for assault
and battery, aud sent down 10 the work
house 10 work Oat their fines.
Lucy Hill, colored, who was under bond
10 appear before Justice Campbell yester-
day for trial on a peace warrant, failed to
show herself in that Justices court.
Alex johnson, colOred, was arrested by
Sam Coleman yesterday, and taken before
Justice Butler on the charge Of whipping
his wife. He gave bond for his appearance
at Q 0'ciork this morning.
joe, alias JolI, Davis, cpluged, was al
rested and taken before justices Cassetty
and Creighton yesterday on a peace waT-
rant sworn out by Lis wifi. Il. was CON-
mlttad TO Jail for trial at 8 o'clock this
morning.
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ALI OVER THE CITY.

There is to be q prayer and praise meet
ing at the First Baptist ChuE1h tonight.
Comptroller Gaines iuriied over 10 Treas
urer Morrow, yesterday, for disbursement
Sd, AGO Of the new State warrant cur
rencY.
Street OYeIseer Haslam had twenty-five
men at work yesterday, macadamiZing
Union street between Summer and Vine
streets.
We understand that many Lebanon ne
grces are coming down next Saturday TO
attend the decoration Of the National
Cemetery.
DR.. r, 4. Young viii preach AZ Meier
rms Chapel tomorrow night, al which
| time a number Of PERSONS viii receive the
/ rite az baptism.
The Edgefeld Quartette sang 'Almost
| Persuaded in a very effective manner, a.
/ the First Baptist Church, during the open
| Ing services Sunday morning.
Col. \ :. ColyaT leaves for Tracy CITY
this morning to conduct the prosecution III
| the case Of BaUer's alleged murdereTs
| whose trial commenced yesterday.
| i gentleman from Sehree City, states
that the excitement IN that vicinity over
the supposed presence Of the James Broth
crs is DIVING out, and that things are fas
quieting down.
The Knights Of Honor, who attended
the session Of The Supreme Lodge at In
dianapolis last week, have returned. They
are in GOOD time for the steamboat eXcuT-
sion to the Hermitage to-day.
| The names Of the Jurors Of the Federal
Court whose sickness has caused the suS-
pension Of the Sugg Fort trial, are W. ID
Gale and }. A. IFtiBe-the former OF til!
county and the latter Of Maury.
| \ reunion Of the First Tennessee Cayal
nv (Confederate), to take place at Colum
bia some time in August, is proposed
Several members Of that gallant old com
maUd live in Nashville and Davidson
| county.
The Jackson Guards will give an after
noon and evening picnic at Weiimullef
! Garden on the Centennial Of the Neck
lenburg Declaration of Independence. III
proceeds are TO be used in buying uniform
for the company. All WHO attend may res
assured they will be made TO enjoy them
selves.
A section Of the Independent Boat Clu
went UP The river last evening. The oars
men were skilled when they set cut, bu
were "rdw" Uheir hands, when they rt
turned. They made three miles in siXteei
minutes, which was both good time an
good exercises.
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Honse. a choir has been improyised from
tie best singers of the city, more than one
hundred ia number, who viii be regularly
in attendance TO contribute their vocal
powers to the interest and effectiveness Of
the meetings. The coming CT these Unor-
dained men to teach the peOp'e in Gospel
language and about Gospel things las
created an intense feeling Of interest in the
community, to such a degee that many
business men If the city have surrendered
in a measure their engagements to look
after the matters Of mis- expected meeting.
The engagement Of MessTs. White and
Bliss in Memphis is not for any specified
time, and after concluding their meetings
here they will proceed to Montreal, Canada,
to continue their work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
How Ludgc Baxter Provided Himself
with Jurors Yesterday,

The Circuit Court convened y, sieEJay,
bat soon after adjourned ill next Mon
lav for the accommodation Of attorneys
hayirrz business also ia the Supreme Count.
Contrary 10 custom Judge Baxter found
himself UUFrOvidei with a jury. II will
be remembered that tie County Court at
the April term refused to appoint jurors for
this court because OF the recent act Of the
Lcgis alUre making jurors in civil cases
look to q losing party Cor leir PEE diem.
Judge Baxter made a few Tema.Es from
the bench, holding that the said act did not
apply as % cases placed on the docket prior
10 It's passage. He announced the follow
ing plan Of selecting Jurors: Each att0r-
uey present 10 write two names Oh slips Of
paper and place them in hat, from which,
after being shaken in the usual manner,
The requisite number should be drawn by
Tie clerk. This was accordingly done and
10 fell TO the lot Of the following citizens 10
act as jurors for the present term:
John NJ. Cru enfield, ). r. Anderson,
Horace &. Scales, Samuel Roberts, Eli /,
Woods, Charles Plummer, John Taylor,
George Maylield, l.. X. Spain, William J.
Claiborne, John G. Kirkpatrick, John Hill
EaEin, Joseph Rutland, George Elkins, J.
4. Neargin, Y. j. McNulty, d. W. C..
Douglas, f. Kl0oz, p. W. Brien.
Talesmen-peter Tambie, =. G. Cart
wright, W. \. JOhns,T. ". Ballowc, 7.
l.. Mitchell, VIM. Robertson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT.-The frst section was
engaged yesterday on the Lincoln docket
and the second on the Davidson Law. i,
is understood that the State, on the relation
Of Jacob BlOOmstein, vs.. W. a. Knight,
Revenue Collector of Davidson county. in
volviug The liability of the State 70. receive
the New Issue Of the Bank Of Tennes-
see in payment for taxes, will be taken up
for argument to-day and occupy the atten-
ton Of the Chief Justice and Justices
Sneed, Turney and Mcfarland and Special
Justice Turley. The docket Of the Seventh
Circuit will not becalled daring this present
term.
FEDERAL COURT. - United States vs..
Sucg Fort; hearing Of evidence still sus-
pended on account Of sickness Of jurors.
The Judge was engaged yesterday after
noon in hearing baHkrUat causes.
CIRCUIT C0URT.-Chis court met yes
terday, Judge Nathaniel Baxter presiding,
and after appointing jurors for the term, ad-
journed til next Monday, TO give attorneys
opportunity to wind up their business in
the Supreme Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-18
nis-nslInr nomesttc Diseor.l.

A short time since Charles Henderson
and Ellen Gailin, both colored, were ar
rested aud committed 10 jail on the charge
Of lcwdness. By entering the bonds Of
malrimouy they gol ont ofpris0n and went
10 housekeeping. Yesterday a dusky fe-
male who vows she is Henderson's wife,
swUre cut a warrant against the newly mar
ried couple, charging them with bigamy
They were arrested and alTaigned before
Justices Casseity and Creighton, but owing
o. the illness Of one Of the defendants, the
invest igation was postponed till Friday.
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- Na-h,I.Ie - 90

q" the Union and American.
7 have, oU several different occasions. been
called urau 10y personal friends and ac-
qlainiauces, TO know if l lad anything 10
do with ar evening paper, weekly, pub
lished in this city, having the above title.
These calls have been So frequent, ard
from persons having, I ann sure, my liter
st at heart, thai feel compelled TO say,
through your paper. shat l ann not m any
way, directly orindiHectly, connected with
aay such payer, and have nC.hinC Whist
ever TO- d. with its publication or editorial
managemeut. ] can say the same Of the
members uf HIy family. OF It none Of us
know anything, and with /, none OF Us
have anything 90 Do.
WILLIAM IL. NCEFE.
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voTl O-Couupr,s Boys.

!. IS Has every man El0. can afford e,
lave military company named after him.
The HaocrWe Igt~gHF Hara'h, uiSGuday
says. 'Mai Thomas O'C0mcT arrived H
Tee city, yesterday, gu tae train on jnE
Knoxville and Ohio road, and immaji'
ataIE left uu 'ha western bogui train iUl
Nashville. lie was waited Upon Il tGg
depot ify a committee nf the OJonurr Ri
Grs. and informed oI iEa organization u
iic company. Mai. VCuuuer eEPscsse.
his -ratfction a. Tie high honor, and I'm
t5mtsed lfs purpose 10 subscribe one iuou
sand dollars for the benefit Of the company
besides giving bis all in securing the h-s
arms fr0m the state for their use- iht
Rifles viii be gIa'i:5a3 tu learn @. .iie Ma
L. .M.rantarI. NJ. E-mnr.sl.E.-
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Eight vagrauts were brought before
Justice Baskette yesterday, and heavy fines
entered against each, in default Of paying
which they were committed TO the county
WoIk-hCuse. Let the work 90 on until The
city is relieved Of The curse Of yagranCy.
Tie arrests yesterla- produced con-
siderable lutter among that class Of people
who I've ia idlonCss and prostitution, and
many were seen leaving on the different
pixies 90 escape the arras. intended by the
yigilaut officers of the law.
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SHOT AT MIDSIGHT.
A Commercial Traveller Implies
Derringer into the Breast Of n Nash
william,


william,
Some ten minutes after T. o'clock sub
dsv night. "A Shooting affair occurred ON the
corner .f DcadcIicl and Cherry streets,
between ~. T. MGanCy, Of New OTk, and
William Matthews. Of this city. Just be-
fore tie shooting %. K place. officers SEalley
aud Carter came down Cherry street aud
>roppel ON tie opposite side from where
ille pulies we're Standing. Matthews crossed
over 90 where they were and engaged them
30 conversation. After talking for lew
m0m1u lie ven. Ba-k on The other side Of
fle street. I'm a very shITi tine tie report
It pistol was heard, and M. lIc"s was
seen 90 ssagu-r backward, hUt recovered
himself and did not fan. The officers in
stautIv ran across he street and found
Nesuey eudrayO iIC o. pat his pistol ln
his pocket lie a. first denied having done
the shooting. Officer SNdliey asked Mat
thGws Fl Ie were Shot and lie said ono, The
noWGar hal only burnt lis silIs." Ateauey
and Mathews wera both taken 60. the sia-
;iUu house. Alter arriving there officer
-EaTlee remarked 90 Matthews that Hc had
blood ungu his shirt. Upon examination
me found that tha ball had entered his left
breast and ranged to The righl in an up
ward direction toward lis nipple. Aat-
,haWs ia went TO tie Capitol
House, of which be was steward, and sent
for Dr. Briggs. That physician soon az
rived. and extracted the bullet. Justice
Creighton went 10 the s'ati0u-hnuse, and
Melney cave a bond Of Sl,Gg0 for his ap-
pearaucs at ten O'Clock yesterday morning,
The weapon he used in the shooting
was a double derringer, and carried very
resouts house in New York.
Yesterday morning Meaney and Mat
thews went TO the Recorder, the former sub
mitred his case and was fined 50, which
he paid. Matthews CNOnerated him and
sal that be was not 10 blame. In fact,
the whole affair seems TO have grown out
of mutual misIWicIs.d Hding, each claim
inc that he fslJ 40 malice toward the other.
Matthews wound is ouly slight and he
was walking about Yesterday a. though
nothing unusual had occurred.
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The Track Of the Southeastern Road
0bsfFuCted.

\ dasiardly attempt was made yesterday
10 ditch Conductor Hodges passenger train
on The ST.. Louis and Southeastern road
due ia this city at 100 p. NJ. About half
wav between Cedar Hill ard Adams sta
ton 2 large plank bad been laid across the
track. Fortunately The train was running
slowly or jLe matter might have ended
very differently. The engine and one OF
two Of The coaches passed over the plank,
when the train was stopped and the OBJ
struction renlo-ed. 10 is to be regretted
that the author If such a foul deed canEol
be detected and brought 90 justice.
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- or aeLL.ie..-s -.

Ear reoPaHiag Of This place Of entsrtain-
mort l1ai night uas al thai 20 was adggr-
t55aE 90 hn. = crowd, embracing the elite
amaa- the German and Hebrew ladies,
was there, and gentlemen representatives,
OF the leading bankiUg and mercantile
cl sses were there, and The occasion was as
vel .lsH -gaceG hy Gen. PouHypackcr, The
officers ui bis s.aU and :he chief officers Of
The garrison. Tho music was excellent,
tie dancing RIs elegant, the supper was
ali jh5t an ePCuEc could desire and all
went as meTily as a marriage bell.
Mir. Sciriied has shit lie nail on the
head" lie has built AN admirably arranged
house, possessing all the couvCuiences that
could Doe wished, and arranged his grounds
in such a manner that DG exception can be
made. In short, Settled and al hiS en-
nluygs fully understand their Business, and
have made every preparation Go induce the
public to visit The "H1il' and Co make all
visitors satisfied while there