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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07
ARITIINIETIC.

/. What is the difference between a dec
imal and n decimal fraction?
.. What is meant by true, and what by
Bank discount, and explain the difference?
8, What is an interminate decimal, and
what kind of common fractions can be
transformed into terminate dccimals?
4, TO be written on Backboard.)
., ITO be written on Blaciboard.)
6. Multiply .OOlOi by .lOl and divide the
product by 200 600 600 COZ.
7. Bought house for $4,000, and having
rented il Tor years, it brings the purchaser
in at the end OF that time $1,000; required
the rate per cent per annum.
8. Sold horse for 500 and lost 20 per
cent; had ! sold the same for Sl20, would
have gained or lost, and how much per
cent?
0. Find the area Of a square field whose
diagonal is so rods.
10, Ii men NOW % acres OF meadow in
10 days OF s hours each, how many boys
can NOV 30 acres in 8 days of hours each,
supposing that boys can NOW as much as
men?
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

l. What would be your order OF exercise
upon entering aschool room, to take charge
OF school?
.. What is your method Of teaching the
alphabet?
3. State some OF your methods Of main
tanning order in the school room.
4. What should govern the teachers en-
deayors to keepu an interest among his
pupils?
8. Give your manner OF conducting 4
recitation in some OF the branches taught
in our primary schools.
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PROPOSALS g!

PROPOSALS for building School House
in sub.district No. 8, Robinson District,
to be frame 90 by IS feet, is wanted Con-
tract closed on Saturday, August 10th,
1876. For plan and specifications, apply to
Board Of Robinson District
GEOJ. HAMILTON, Pre'st.
w. II. MAClnR, Scc'y.
Monitor copy . " and send bill to BoOrd.l
aug. 3-3w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
/. What is Mechanics? Motion?

/. What is Mechanics? Motion?
.. How is the momentum Of body
calculated?
8, What is gravity? Weight?
4. When will body stand, and when
will it fall?
5. What is the difference between At
traction and Cohesion?
G. What is a Barometer? a Themome-
ter?
7. How ishcatpropagated? Howrcflect-
ed?
s. What is Medium in Optics? Give
examples.
o. What is the cause OF lightning and
thunder?
10. What kind OF sound moves fastest?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

The demand of the President for
more troops has stimulated u repre-
sentative of the New York Herald to
enquire into the records of the War
Department, to find out the number
of companies stationed in the South
ern States, lie finds that there are
in Texas, As companies of infantry
and twenty six companies of cavalry;
in Louisiana u companies of infant
ry; in Mississippi 10 companies of in
fantry; in South Carolina eight com
panies of infantry and two compan.
les of artillery; in Florida s compan-
les Of artillery; in Georgia 7 compan-
les Of infantry and one company of
artillery; in Alabama 3 companies of
infantry; in Virginia 8 companies of
artillery; in North Carolina 4 com
panios of artillery; in Tennessee 8
companies Of infantry and in Ar.
kansas2 companies of infantry, max
ing Il total of 19S companies.
By strict reading of the law there
is no authority for the presence of
troops in the Southern States at this
time. The Supreme Court has decid.
ed that the Enforcement Act is UNI
constitutional. This was the only
authority the President had for send
ing portions of the United States ar
my to any State in the Union, with
out the application Gifts Governor or
Legislature, and then only when the
militia is unable to suppress the dis
turbancc, that demands the interfcr-
cncc of Federal authority
A., n.nIinuLu,, nn,,r M ln,,nr "A
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BRICK MASON!

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens OF Point Pleasant and vi
Cinitv that he Is prepared to do all kinds
Of brick work on short notice Those who
want work Of this kind done would do well
TO call and sec me. A. II, FULLER
Residence corner Of Wand 18th Streets.
nnril On ON
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

A Hartford chemist processes to
have discovered how to get tho fer
tilizing properties out of the stable
manure so it can be transported in
very small bulk; while the residue
makes frst.class paper stock
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Take Noticel

DARTIES desiring Rcircshmcnt Stands
/ or other privileges ON the Fair Grounds
1T the Fair September 9Th, 9Th, Sll and
9th, 1915, will apply to James CapchOrt, or
Col. ], p. r. h. Smith, Point Pleasant, W.
Va. II. Il. HOWARD,
Secretary NJ, c. \, & W. \.
uup ip-lW
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

As the Southern State treasures
get empty the Republican politicians
who have been robbing them grow
inharmonious. The great Democrat
ic majority in Alabama is attributed
to the quarrel between the Spencer
ties and the ants.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07
October, 1862.

7 There's a terrible slackness in get
ting those Alabama outrages before
the public. They might have been
writtenup before the election and con-
fided to discreet editors for use at the
proper time, A fortnight has gone
by and the country has settled down
into the comfortable belief that Ala
bama had fair election, and stories
not yet pronounced won't change the
public mind.-BOstOn Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07
A Simple Cure.

Every little while we read of one
who has stuck q rusty nail in his
foot or some other portion of his per-
son, and lockjaw has resulted there
from. All such wounds can be heal
ed without any fatal consequences
following them, 1t is only to smoke
such wound, or any woundor bruiso
that is inGOmod, with burning wool
or wooden cloth. Twenty minutes in
the smoke of wool win take the pain
out of the worst case INFLAMMATION
we ever saw arising from wound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

A man in Custer City, who was
drunk, shot and killed his partner,
and he was fined S25 for shooting
within the city limits,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07
Questions.

The following is the list of quest
ions asked at the Teachers Institute
held in this place, August 18th and
ending September I'd;
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
!. Define Orthography, letter. spelling.
2. Name the properties OF the Noun
Define Person and Case.
3. Write the plural Of lily, knife, measles,
tomato; and give the rule 10 form the plu-
raj of words ending in o.
4. What is the declension Of Il noun
Decline who, Charles, himself
5. State the difference between Person
al and Relative pronoun.
6. Name the properties Of the Verb
Give principal parts Of flew, gone, laid
7. What is Voice? How is the Passive
Voice formed?
s. Who said that man desires 10 Be toced
Parse the words in italics.
Q. "They compose the easiest who have
learned to compose" (Analyzc.)
10. Correct the following:
"Nobody never saw. such crowd OF
people" 81 sent present to my friends,
they who We met at the fair Everyone
OF those pleasures that are pursued TO ex-
cess, convert themselves into poison"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

The latest piece of enterprise ac-
credited to the potato bug is that he
was seen recently squatted on a piece
of eel grass and navigating gaily
down Black River, n. Y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

War Position Of MIR. Tilden.
We record in to-day's Express the
following important facts;
LIST. That Mr.. Tilden both support.
cd the war for the Union, attended
the Union War meeting in this city,
gave money for the war, and especial
ly for the equipment of the Tammany
Regiment.
%. That he publicly and privately
opposed the plank or resolution at
Chicago, in 1864, declaring 'the war
a failure" pronounced for "the Union
at all hazards and advised General
Mcclellan to make his record clear
on the latter point.
Sd. That he was a persistent I'M
selfish and successful prosecutor Of
Tweed and the Tweed Ring in this
city,
All these facts are made clear in
to-day's Erpress.
"Whoeverconsents todissolve these
States, we will not-no, never, nerr,
NEVER"
SAMUEL j. TLDEN.
Ootoharj 1000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

Philosophic butunprinciplcd; any
son, said Il venerable philosopher
"noycr waste your timo-not a mo-
mont of it, always waste somebody
clsc's,'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

Ex-Sccrotary Gideon Wcllcs is u
Tildon man. He thinks the Govern
or's letter us the product of an able
mind-a statesman and q politician
who will give us an energetic and
capable administration" He sees
little doubt of Tildon's election,
thinks Boutwells recommendations
about Mississippi "monstrous," but
trusts "wo shall be able TO oyerrun
Boutwell,, the dcyiland all his works"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

Mrs Darlington says she hopes if
the government stops the fast mails,
it will turn it's attention to the sup.
preston Of fast females.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-09-07

Will you be good enough to let me
know Mr.. Tilden's religion? Repub-
licans assert that he is a Catholic
Ny.
Mr.. Tilden is not a Catholic. He
is a fine old-fashioned Presbyterian.
Baltimore Gazette.
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INFRINGEMENT!
Sweeping Reform Victory !

what a Democratic Congress Has
Done!
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War Position OfAIr. TiIden.

From the New York Evening Express OF
August Is.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25
IN the Flames

New YoaK, March About ,
o'clock thi, morning fire broke out
in the House of the aged Of the
Little Sisters Of tie Poor, Il large twp
story building with two Wigs at
Brunswick avenue and Chestnut street.
Williamsburg. The fire originated in
the south wing, and before the aged
inmates of the house were aware VI
It's presence rhe flames had made con-
siderable progress. \ panic was
caused among the inmates, who ran
hi,hcr and thi,hcr through the build
inp until they became exhausted or
~ulocat,d from smoke and sank down.
The police rendered valuable ASSN
tance and rescued humber Of old
pcoplc who had become uncOnciuus.
There we're ls5 old people in tho
building and ip one pant Of II the
cgrrss had been cut of by the iiamcs
aud smoke, 50 they went up to tho
roof u'tcring piercing shricks. Tho
smoke and nane, which shot up COM
piric,y bid them from vinw. Firemcn
aud police succeeded in rescuiDS all
who were on tic roof, but there were
q number who were SuiiUCatcd and
buried in the ruins. Michael Cum
minys, 90 years old, threw himself
from The third story and was Instantly
killed. ]. Sullivan, o. years old, WAS
fatally injured by jumping from a
window at the sane height. The
police and iircmcn AT eight O'Clock had
taken Eve bodies from the ruins ii
is impossible to tell how many lives
were iu,i.a those VINO We're rescued
we're carried away aud cared for 10y
friends. The police think that not
many more pcriahed. Loss on build
ing aud furniture Is estimated at S23.
600. TIE house i, maintained by th,
aid of the L,iIe Sisters Of the PoUl
Of Brooklyn, anu was established
several years ago.
The y. Y. Sun, Of the 9,h state
that eighteen p,rished and were burie'
on the SIb.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25
THE CRIME OF A WIFE.
4 Husband slowly Killed with
AsSi,On-En Sing Sing for Life.

The Rochester Democrat: Our readers
will r call the Coo! WnHpic mdrder case al
I.Elie Valley, and that Cool was e"nteh'th 10
t,, hanged. bat his sentence a. suSpchheh
mril after the rriil of Mr.. WImPle. Her
trial made clear that N" deliberately murder
cred her husband, ami >he was ta"tn 70 SING
Siug last Thursday for Imprisonment curing
her life. Tie sentence Of Cool has been
cnnlmutcd, and he has made tue following
confession: he says Mrs Wimpe, about the
middle Of February. 1873, told him that she
and Wlmple Lad had fuss and she was
going to aet some poi,cn aud pat NimP!e out
of the way. When Cool was going 10 Saa-
n,auca she asked HIM L. buy some arsenic to
poi,on rats \ few DAYS Gilcr W nipple was
sick AT the stomach, auL he was satisfied that
Mrs. Wimplc had been giving HIM some oi
the arsenic On March + Mrs Ninplc sent
10y him lur five cents worth of suychnIne
lie told her she would yet lin into trouble
She said if rhrrr wa, any trouble Size would
,iand II. She said the arsenic would not do
what She wanted OF it. He bought the
,tfychuiue. brought it home, with some other
things. aud laid il on the pantry shelf Mr..
Wiurple took care Of IT, Ou March II, C"'I
and Wimplc were saving wood near the
/ house, Mh'h W lupf' zen 'oNH W ." III
Cuol carried him INTO 'hc honsc aud iaId hlim
ON the bel and rubbed him. Mrs Nimlle
expressed no surprise az the sickness, ami dld
! not help to bring him ou, of the tit. Cool sat
! ND with Wimple that night, aud went To
/ l.irtic Valley the next day and got some 20"
ders of DR.. Blrklin. When he returned
! Winnie seemed worse, Mrs. Wimpie told
him she had given Wimp!e some strych
nine in some berries and also III hi tea. Coz
says he tried 10 have her stop giving Wumplt
the poison. bat she sli1 she was going TO pa
: WimpIc ont of the way before he did her
Cool tlcn went up s,ars to bed, aud Mrs
Wimple sat up the rest of the night Abo"
! ) O'Clock Cool heard Wimple groauIns ant
got up and went down stairs Wmple wa
having cra!nps ani severe pain. Cool accusei
Mrs. Wimple Of giving him more of the POI
son. She said she had given him some II
the powders sen, by DR.. Bucklin. She ha'
been giving small doses ever since Coo
brought the poison. She gave HIM some q
the arsenic, ba, he threw it up. Cool says Ia
told her not to give Winple any OF the pOiso
while he was there, il would get him Int
trouble. She promised that She would ho
On March -, Cool went to Little Valley
When he got back Nr, Winpie said She lIa
tried to give Wimple the strychninc in CIT
of tea bu, that il made the tea 81 bitter h
would not d,iak it. Just az night Cool we'
TO the barn TO do the chores. When he cam
in from the barn Wrmple was having sPa>m
Mrs Winpie saId she had given him all I'll
poison there vas left. and enough Ia kIll Inn
Sue thought lie died soon aiterward.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25
S;lcriH'S Sales.

Tie n1iaNiag act ~. -, approved
by the Governor on the 2nd Of March.
1876. will prove Of inlc.cat 10 all per
son, VII, attend sheriff ;, sales:
Nm act :, amend ami re-cnart sec
ti.u l.rc. Thousand. four hundred and
ten of ihr Revised Statutes.
Section /. lir il enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives
of the STATE of Louisiana, III General
Assembly convrnri. That section
three rnnu-an four huadrcd and ten
Of the Revised Statutes bc and iho
Sau.r is hrrrhv amended ami re-
rnar,rd 80 a. 10 read - follows
" Hereafter sil ,hrr,ii' ;, aud coroner
sales oi imuinvahIc rropc''! ehnii hc
advertised 10 take place at the court
house or some other pnhiic place ~
the vicinity of sad crurlbnu-c, on tine
first and third Saturday IN cac!
monlh. excerpt where the first or thlri
saturday bc ditS HpR. or legal h"I'-
hay, when the sale, may Iakr = ace
on the following Saturday. Al
,hrri.f' or cur,uc.'s sa,rs a5 atOrr-
~a;l of mpvlhlr property NAV be
advertised ~ take place on any Sat
urdav. Said sales shall commence al
eleven o'clock after he expiration of
. the time required Ly law for adver-
ti-.mrn, of such sales, and the sheriff
or curoucr shall have the right Ia
a!;aurn sales TO tie Monday follow
inr, and If day of rr>t, 10 the dav
following. aud hen from day 10 day,
on!v in cast, thcle >haii not Gc tlmC
70 conclude The same in Oh" day
provided. nothing contained in this
section shall deprive the dcirndcnt o'
,hr privilege now enjoyed by Tin oI
having his proucrty, when ii l. unde'
seizure. offered for sale al bis domicilc
upnn hi, giving notice to the pr"pct
officers within three days a'rcr seizure
and provided nothing hcrsin c"ntalne,
apply 20 the parish of O!t ans"
Section ;. lir ii farther enacted etc
Tha, all laws contrary Ia or lnconHi~
t,ni herewith bc aud the same ar
hereby repealed.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25
Killing Both his .issailants.

give YOU al account Of a shoot
in. a.lrav tea miles from Nillshurg,
in Arkansas. | was sitting Oh my
horse talking with yonng man from
Illinois by-,hc uamc Of john G. Ruu@c,
when two men, we'll mounted, rode
nu, the same time rcnarhins to him
that he bad killed their two brothers
some two or three months ago, but
id if be would Kill them. Such
rapid shooting with as deadly effect
| never witnessed, although ! served
in the army four years Both Of the
strangers were killed. Ruugc'a horse
went down u. the first fire. when he
placed himself behind the dead animal
and two shots from bis pistol Killed
both of hi, enemies l;uuge then
came to where was and told III,
that he bad had three difcrcnt shoot
iag scrapcs with this same crew, an'
he was getting Id tired Of the Iii'
be had to lead He took one of th'
dead mems horses, gave one goot
look at bis victims, handed me tw,At,
dollars TO bury them, aud rode oil
lie has been pursued, but has M
been heard from. The two mcn xii
cd were named Williams, from Ter
ne5ee. Memphis -lpYedl.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25
/ Romance ~ the De,crt
an Arrest. "a Marriage. BOss:Cs-
tic Happiness ana "a
Murder.

From the San Fran g., " tluI''r'"
Al ~ twenty-five wears AZ" COM .
panv Of younG men started "ri from
Damascus fur Jrru>aic,u. They had
not gone far before Il hand of armed
nprsrmru -urrnunlcd them, and the .
leader said the caravan might move
Oh il they would deliver up Young
man nal.cd Randall. Tho terms
Mcrc accrLrd to, aGd bis cn'mpaniohS
last saw BIN mounted on fine horse,
attended by lhe gay horsralcn oi the
Brduu;n SacIk of the lie Avish tribe.
He Was taken 70 the SAe.k's tent,
aud ru his surprise found Il magnificent
entertainment awaiting h.m. W hat
does it all ucau ArLIiia, the Shrlk :
daughter has sctn the ynnaE man aad
fallen pas,iDultcly in love with lin.
and TIN, j. the wedding feast he
Young man aad ArLilia are married.
There was ne c-c"pt ior hIm. Ills
tent was guarded by nigh, aud his
rcrs"u watched bv day, lest he should
escape. and this guard was kept over
him for years. He and ArzaIla, how
ever, seemed happy; children were
bora 10 them, and their domestic HE
was marked by kindncss, courtesy,
and true affection. Randall rapid, '
acquired ;Ac Arabic languagc ; bis
wife as rapidly mastered the English.
Their children were taught IN both.
lie is an American by birth. When
he vas admitted into the Shclk ;
!amily they had to receive bis religion
a. we'll as his person. through BIN
his wife became Christian the
fathcr-in-iaw became Il pur"n ol his
son-in-.aw's faith, and thc surrounding
tribes itcaue favorable 10 the new
rcli ..Jn.
But Dervish, a zealot OF the
Monarnc,lun faith, for Il long time
etrdcavurcd To have Randalfs Sons
thrown out of the employ -: the
Turkish Government, aud failing III
this, turned bis assault upon The
daughter of the foreigner. charging
her with Nilchcraft aud apostas!
from the true faith. She was brought
before tue MegIiS, composed OF III
venerable Sheik5 aud Olrndi>, !,
answer charges which involved Erl
life. She, al bough but Il gears o
age. made lciensc wC..ny O! Il
apostle; and the unanimous vrrdic
Z was in her favor. The chiefs OF tn
tribes pledged each other to deien'
i all Christians who thought and fcI
. AS Rosa did. The trial was in Octo
Der, loI2 In June, 1873. Rosa VA
= teaching class of little girls in
grove, the Dervieh stcaIthiIy approach
: ed, murdered the maid, aud He'd.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25
Burned 70 Death by Il Meteor.

Vicksburg Herald: An intelligent black
boy was trudgIng along highway AT night III
the vicinity of Palestine. Texas There was
a negro woman nins a horse il the same
direction the boy was going. The intelligent
black boy reappearcd in Palestine that night
ou, of breath, and as pale as hc could get
lie SAID he saw q ball of fire come our II the
>,y and strike the woman and set her ablahe
The horse rem away with the woman aiirc
On his back, and he ran To- the town To tell the
people what had happened. The people
went To look after further particulars ut the
curious incident They found the woman
living on the ground, with her clothlning
burned oil. but life enough in her 10 tell that
she had been struck in the breast with ball
of fire The horse was found with hIs mane
singed, and the woman died the next day
The people think she was hit by meteor.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25

The Philadelphia Times: No one can
remember when BrunI!di was not painting IN
the CAPITOL. Years ago a commission was
appointed, and his reign seemed to be at an
end but the next winter he was painting
away as gaily as ever. Raphael in the
Vatican was tool TO Brnmidi in the Wash
ington Capitol. High up in the lofty d"me'
or down in the darkest corridors, where no
foot but that of the wa,chman ever ueads'
Brumidi pains away, covering the walls
with men and women, gods aud soddeSses'
and birds and beasts and flowers. BY tie
yard or by the mile, by the week or by ohe
year, he paints on, paints ever. How II is all
paid for goodness only knows. That 1t Is
paid for is certain, for Brumidi has grown
rich. and tina, is pail for by Uncle sam =
equally certain
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25

Adultery shall be punished with
dcath -
4 man that strikes his vile. -ha!,
pay a fire Of go.
:, woman rha, strikes her husband
shall he punished ~ the law d:rccrs.
\ wife Shall hr deemed good cTi-
dcucc against her husband.
No man shall coUr' Il maid IN per-
son, or hy letter. without first "b'afn-
!p- consent OF b-r patients; - penalty
for first ullrn>r: go FIR th" ."r"ad !;
and for the third. impri-oGmrnt during
the pleasure Of the courl.
Married persons must live together,
or be imprisoned.
Every man must have h;- hal" cut
round according 10 bis CAP Nar1r'y
.liG.ITE,a"
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25

CHEERFULNESs.-Be cheerful. con.
tented and light-hcartcd. Always
remember there are others whose
troubles are greater than YOUR. in
The family circle show the sunny side
of YOUR nature. DDol 20 around
complaining, miserable and urbappy.
II is too much Ike the uncomfortable
custom Of the ancient Egyptians. who
never gave feast without Il skeleton
in full view. that they might not for
ret their mortality.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-25

II Mr. Blaine - rs -hIr" Il lie H." Ciailus 10
be-. he viii be les drmUnelTaiINc IN future.
auI cease pisyil- trick, on the House !" of.irr
10 draw oil attention from the Ia-cai.,irs ui
his party. The people understand r'r',ciy
why all ihi, dust ha, been rii-rd, AMI kupw
who has stamped the floor and made thc mos,
morse, like Chinese warriors, 10 divert the
public mind from spectacle Of disgusting
corruption. lhs IL only The beginning Of the
.bd The Administration Is rotten ia a. H.
parts but II is not Il particle mOrc unc.ran
than vscous Republican lea.irIs N the Senate
aud House of Rel rs,entaIiv,s, who's Fast
transactions arc well known and Whose vc'
nahly IS notorious There has been a Be.
kuap bomb A word ln th. wise ought To- h'
su;i cen, Lei tho ~ Srsr,"r rry luI p.
D. i4,';yr, Tr = '.iit~ y Y SRA