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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-10

PERsoNAL.-We are glad to see Major
q. w. Franzheim out again. He has
been confined to his residence by illness
for four weeks.
The ring" slaughtered Caleb Sylvis,
who has been q fathfv, member of the
Republican County flccutive Commit
tee for number Of Years, and a hard
worker for the psr.v.
The "postofice hoys' got in their work
Saturday. Editor Campbell and many
other prominent Republicans of the
county were left out in the cold.
Ohio county's delegation to Clarksburg
is almost sold for Blaine. They may be
called bloody shirtists."
Next Wednesday, the 18th inst, is the
ninety-ninth anniversary of the birth
day of Henry Clay. The 18th is the an
niversary of Thomas Jeffersons birth
day.
tmay be of interest to several young
gentlemen to know that Miss Ollie Still
well, OF Anderson, Ind, who visited the
Misses Berger, of this city, couple of
years ago, was married TO Mr.. De Frees
Critten, of Piqua, Ohio, last Thursday.
Messra. w. F. CASTOR and e. w. Hol-
lineer are the colored members Of the
Republican county executive committee.
j. w Gentry, Esq, public printer, and
family arrived in the city Friday.
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ELECTION OF DIREcToRs.-The stock
holders of the Central Ohio Division OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad held
their annual meeting at Newark, Ohio,
last week and elected the following
Board of Directors: w. G. Quincy, OF
Newark; VIM. Keyser, Of Baltimore;
George K. Dennis, Fredericktown, Md,
John Il. Cowan, of Baltimore; W. q.
Holgate, of Defiance; Washington Cowen
and A. D. Smith, Of Columbus. The
Board organized BY choosing w. G
Quincy, President, and b. &, Winstan-
Icy, Secretary.
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The CHURCHEs.-St. Matthews Epis-
copal church was draped in mourning in
honor to the memory of the late Bishop
Johns. Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, in his SER
mon, briefly alluded to the Bishops
death.
Prof. l. F. Clancy, of the Wheeling
Female College, preached very inter-
esting temperance sermon at the Baptist
church last evening, which was listened
to by large audience.
At the FIRST Presbyterian Church in the
morning Rev. d. w. Fisher preached an
interesting and instructive sermon to the
children, from the 10th Psalm and ll5th
verse, "Thy word shall be a lamp unto
my feet, and light to my path
Yesterday, Palm Sunday, was observed
in the Catholic churches with special SER
vices. The dS.y was me and the copgre-
cations at the churches OF all denomina-
tions quite large.
As the commencement of Holy Week,
in which occurs Holy Thursday and
Good Friday, the first honoring the in.
stitution of the Sacrament and the sec.
ond concentrating the death of the
Saviour, Palm Sunday is held alike by
Catholic and Protestant time of peni-
tental reverence. In the Catholic
churches the affairs are Invested Of all
ornaments, and the candelebras, cruciix
and tabernacle are all draped in purple
cloth. Purple being regarded IN the
sentiment OF the church as emblematic oil
penapce for the past and hope for the
future, that color is not only used for
drapery during Holy Week, hut also pre-
walls in the altar coverings and sacred
vestments. AS is customary the blessing
and distribution of palm was general in
the Catholic churches. At the cathedral
solemn high mass Was celebrated,
THE LATE Bishop JoHN's SUCCESSOR
Ass slant Bishop f. NJ. Wsitte, OF
this city, will, of course, succeed the late
Bishop Johns as Bishop of the Episcopal
Church in the Diocese of Virginia. 1t is
probable that an assistant bishop will not
be appointed for .ome years, or until
Bishop Whittle requests it. 1t is said that
West Virginia will be separated from
Virginia, and bishop of that do.
cese, when so formed, will be ap
pointed. This will lessen in great
degree the labor of the bishop OF
Virginia. When the western portion
of Virginia was separated from Virgins
and made into seperate State, the Epis.
copsl diocese was not 80 separated, Bishop
Johns continued TO act rs formerly, In
the event of the appointment OF an as
sistant bishop the names of Rev. Joshus
Peterkin, D. d., of st. james Church
and Rev. Chas. Minnigerode, d. D., Of
st. Paurs Church, in this city, and Rev
Churchill Gibson, d. d., OF s.. Paul's
Church, Petersburg, have already been
Observation-Disclosures Wig.
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Two:roUNe ladies from Steubenville
were in the city Saturday, and seemed
deeply interested in several of our your. &
gentlemen. They made great endeavors
to bring about a Irritation with the
youths, but failed most pitifully. 1t may
be we'll enough in Steubenville, but it
won't do here, as the young men of
Wheeling have too much selt-rcspect for
that. No indeed; they will drink beer
but not hirt.
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AseAULTEp.-Two of the drivers Of the
Nail City Brewing Company was as
ssulted by party of roughs in front Of
Gregory Warrens saloon, Saturday,nigbt
One of them was badly hurt The roughs
that assaulted the driver wanted to stea
some kegs of beer from the wagon. They
will be arrested and tried before the
Police Court this morning.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated Is feet 10 inches in the channel
and falling.
The Mallie Ragon left for Pittsburgh
at o'clock Saturday morning.
The Courier departed for Parkersturg
at the usual hour Saturday.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati At
o clock Saturday with s good trip.
The Salt Valley arrived Saturday
evening and departed Tor Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks arrived Saturday
night and departed for Pittsburgh sun
day morning.
The Express is the farkersburg boat
to-day.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon.
Business about the landing was very
good Saturday.
The local packets are running regu-
larry.
IBy Telegraph
PrrrsBURoH, April s.-River 9 feet
and falling. Weather clear and cool
ST.. Ions, April Q --Arrived-City Of
Chester, Memphis; Clinton, Dubuque;
Rhoads, Pittsburgh. Departed-None-
River falling. Weather clear and warm,
with indications of rain 70 night.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Westher clear
and pleasant Departed-J. d. Parker,
Memphis; Cons MIilar, Golden Rule,
Cincinnati. River 10 fest in the canal.
ArxrHIs, April s .-River stationary
at 81 feet III. inches Depsrted-Ss.
Gensvieve, ST. Louis; Clipper and TOW,
New Orleans; RObt- Mitchell. CiDcinHsti
last night
CxusxAI1. April 9.-River Is fee.
{ inches and rising. Weather clear and
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ATrEMrED JAIL DELIVERY. During
last week little bird whispered to Jailor
Wills Kennedy, that an attempt to es'
cape would be made by the
prisoners Saturday night. He
was also informed who the leaders OF
the movement were and he acted accord
ingly. The prisoners were out in tie
hall Saturday afternoon engaged in their
regular weekly house cleaning. After
the work was completed the mon were
all put back into their cells, as was sup
posed. But this was mlstakei
a fellow named Burns had secreted him.
self under pair Of steps in the hall, and
had succeeded in eluding detection. at
midnight he emerged from mis- hole, and
with a piece of wire, which had previous
ly been prepared, unlocked cell ~.
and out stepped two more prisoners,
named Brown and Walker. He then
performed the same operation on the
leck in cell =, and out came two more
Hively and Furry. The five then pro-
ceeded to window, from which
they expected to emerge as free men.
Wills. Kennedy was on watch and observ-
cd the movement. Just as the men
commenced to get in their work on the
window, Wills a1ea Two shots IN quick
succession. Their discovery was SO un
expected and CONSERVATION so great, that
they tumbled over each other IN
their haste and anxiety to get
back to the cells. The prls-
oners were then locked up securely for
the night. Mr.. Kennedy accomplished
his object and duty without attempting
to make corpse Of any of them, for
which action he is to be commended
The prisoners will be kept in solitary
confinement until ready for trial, as their
punishment.
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BExwoop RuISs.-During the greater
part Of yesterday citizens availed them.
selves Of the opportunity to visit the
scene of the Benwood eonhagration. The
street cars were packed the better part Of
the day with passengers going and re-
turning who desired to satiate their
curiositv.
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THEY recently introduced lactometer
in New York, but il has been discovered
that it lacks the detective powers attrib-
uted to it. The best security against
fraud is to keep your ows COW and milk
her yourself
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A DIAMOND WORTH SEEING

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BY reading our illustrated PhpnoIogy
100 pages. tells how TO restore i'm
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C. w. b. Allison, VIM. Hastings; Madi.
son, W. j. ". Cowden, Hugh Sterling;
Clay, DR.. T. 81. Logan, l.. l, Busbey,
Captain Curtis; Union, L. =. Hanson
Geo. B. Caldwell, A. s. Harden; Centre,
j. C. Kemple, K S Jordan, j. K: Hub
bard; Webster, w. N: Lincb, Henry
Schmulback; Richie, s. L. Brlce, K. W.
Hazlett; R,chland, s L. Mccullough;
Liberty, A. Mccullough; Trisdelphis,
w. h. Mccoy.
For the county Executive committee
the following were nominated;
Washington district, j, g. Haberfeld,
Stephen Ripley; Madison, B. B, Doven.
er, w. F. Stifel; Clay, NJ. B. G. Wright,
VIM. F. Peterson: Union, VIM. A. Rose,
l.. G. Rockwell; Centre. T. g. Moiat, j.
| r Hubbard; Webster, VIM II. Travis,
Henry Schmulbach; Richie, John W.
| Schultz, s. l.. Brice; Liberty, j. u.
Whitman A. McCullough; Triadelphia,
John Z Sissop, Ed. Atkinson.
The committee recommended that two
persons of the colored persuasion be ad'
QeO 10 ZIG Couuey cAcSeu'o Soh'SNS
which with the balance of the report was
adopted. Messrs. G. w. Hollinger and
w. F. CASTOR were elected members
thereof.
Mr.. j. r. Hubbard moved tina. A. w
Campbell, ESQ, be added to the delegates
to the Clarksburg Convention. Mr.
Campbell most positively declining, the
nomination was Withdrawn.
Capt. Dovener made an empty honor
of the appointments to the ClarksburG
Convention, by moving that any Repub
lican from Ohio county who happens
to be in Clarksburg at the time OF the
convention, be accredited to this county
as members of the convention. The
motion carried.
The "mass meeting" having no furthe
business before it, then adjourned.
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PosrAL.-The postossce at Gilbert
Logan county, West Virginia, is discon-
tiaued for want Of a candidate. The
papers 60 to Beech Greek. The post
office at Young's Mills Roane county,
West Virginia Is discontinued for want
Of candidate. The papers 60 to Henry's
Fork
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GARDENERS are burning the weeds on
their grounds IN the hope that ashes to
dnst may result in the resurrection Of a
better and more valuable character of
vegetation.
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po,,cr Co,rRT-Judqs Oranmcr.

POLICE CoURT-Judgs Ganmer.
The following cases were disposed OF al
the Police Court Saturday:
John Bolin, for drunkenness, was nneo
$40 and costs Committed to the city
prison for thirty days.
Elijah Black, charged with assaulting
his wife, was fined SO and costs. Pald
George Wedel, charged with assaulting
Lewis Bell (colored) was dismissed.
Jehn Dyson, for digging in the street
for the purpose of putting in sewer
without having permission from Council
or the Street Commissioner, was fined 81
and costs. Paid
The case of Philip Reilly, charged
with cutting nightwatchman McSherry
was continued until this morning.
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Arm BRoKxN.-Jsmes Owens, a
young son Of Thos. +. Owens, fell down
stairs at his fathers residence Saturday
morning, breaking one of his arms and
otherwise bruis'ng himself. Dr.. Bsyulsy
dressed the wounds
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VI. BONNEY, Ex-Mayor.
&. B w. DAVIS, Ex-Mayor.
GEORGE :. " ERRILL, p. N.
RlRT III IEWKSRIT tItv

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WHEELING is not much Of a book
keeping city. 1t has neither "Daybook,"
LEDGER" nor Journal" But then it has
REGISTER sufficiently large to answer
all purposes and the wants of the people.
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SALE or A FARM. Z. Hervey, suc-
tioneer, sold the Snodgrsss farm, on Short
Creek, containing 240 acres, Saturday
afternoon, to Mr.. Peter Delsplain for ST.
O75.
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IL the education Of children, bodily
health should have primary attention.
The tree of knowledge should be grafred
with the tree ot life.
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AUCTION FER HERvEY tried TO sell out
the Republican party Saturday afternoon,
in front of the Court House, but there
were no bidders
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mild Arrived-U. P. Schenck and
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, April 9-Wsather clear;
mercury 46 to Sc degs River 70 feet
and falling Port list down-Grey
Eagle, Charley Bowen and tow, Nash
vile; Bowling Green. UP-oieoufne'
Exchange. 900 ..-.--. 49,.
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IT is estimated that OF the thousands
of people who will attend the Centennial,
about one in ten will escape without hav.
ing his pocket picked.
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THE planets Mars and Venus can now
be seen, when the evenings are favorable,
among the bright stars of Aries, appar-
entity near each other
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AT last the Republicans have recog-
nizel the colored element. Two colored
gentlemen act as members OF the County
Executive Committee.
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Reliable Evidence.
MIR. III. r. STEVENS

DEAR SIR will most cheerfully add my
testimony To the great number you have
already received in favorot your great and
good medicine, Negetinc, for DO not
fSink enough can be said in its praise, for
was troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Caiairh, and hal such
bad coughing spells that ii would seem as
bough / could never breathe any more,
and Vegetine has cured me; and 1 do feel
to thank God all the time there Is so good
"a m edecine rs Vegetiue, and also think
IT one ofthe best medicines cor coughs and
weak sinking feelings ut the stomach, and
advise everybody to take the Vegettnc, for
can assure them that IL is one of the best
medicines that evor was.
MRS, l.. GORE,
Cor Magazine & Walnut Sts., Cambridge,
AluA.
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TRAHsYRRs OF KKAL EsTATE.-Deed
made February 18th, 1876, by George
Birch, ST., and wife to Thomas n. Birch,
for lot No. B. in square IA. in the town
OF South Wheeling. Admitted April
7th; $1,000.
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NEARLY half the population Of Wheel
ing visited the ruins of the Benwood
nail mill yesterday.
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MONDAY, APRIL. 10. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements

For Cincin nati-Steamer Andes.
Founding of Meat.
Just Received-G. Mendel, Booth q
Co.
New Goods-C. Z. Irwin & Co.
Wood Pumps.
School Books-C. Il. Quimby.
Weisel Musical Institute.
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THE circus season is coming. The man
who lots 'em bust rocks on his stomach
won't he here. He has gone to the Cen
tenniai.
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FLowEREp Carpets so cents per yard,
and warrented to hold the color, at
SITLKR & RorH'S
Corner Main and 2lst streets,
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Now is the time for anglers, with a
fool at one end and worm at the t'other
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THE "boody shirt was waved with
the same old wave of yore al the Repub-
lican Convention Saturday afternoon.
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A RARE OFFER.-A ane-toned, seven
octave Piano, Rosewood case carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
for $685.. Can be examined at
ADAMs & LUCAS.
1927 Market st
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WE keep nothing else but the be,,
Garnet Chain and the same we Will sell
SITTER & KoTH's.
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The political day of judgement is near
at hand for political aspirants.
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NoTIcE.-You can save money in Car
pets, and Oil Cloths, in Calico and Dress
Goods and full line of Domestics, at
J. W. FERRELs,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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THEY are always talking about wed
dings in high life, Now, what does ii
take to constitute low. lived wedding?
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THOUSANDS SPEAK,

Vegetine Is acknowledged ard recon-
mended by physicians aud apothecries 10
be the best purifier and cleanser OF the
blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
in its praise who have been restored to
health.
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WE have just received . new sto"k of
Dry Goods, Carpets, &c. which We
bought cheap and which will be sold
cheap for cash. SrTLER & RorH.
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SPRING seems to have set in in earnest
at last
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THEIE will be some fine music in the
Catholic churches next Sunday.
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W. nave magnificent moonlight for
promenades.
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J. w. FERREL is receiving aud open
ing q splendid stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets. He is offering great bargains.
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1nnn AGENTS, TEACHERS, STU.
IUDt9DENTS, Men and Women, wanted
70 sell Centennial GAZETTEER OF the L.
q. Shows grand results OF 100 Years Pro-
gress: A whole Library. Boston Giooe-Not
luxury, but o necessity. Inter- Ocean
Best selling book published. Good pay.
Wanted General Agent in every city OF
10000. Address. ]. c. McCURDY co,
Philadelphia, PA. fs2So
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VEG ETlN e
Will Cleanse Scrofula from
the System.
HONEST OPINION.


DEAR SIR-This is 10 show that my son
was taken sick In January, 1854, with
Scrofula, which came out in large sores
and ulcers on his leg and hip. His leg was
sweiled more than twice its natural size.
He had several doctors oI high standing in
their professionalism from Baston and
three from Charlestown- without getting a
bit better. He was obliged 10 lie wherever
he was placed. for he had no use Of his
limbs whatever. When we had given up
all hopes of his living we were told to try
Vegetine, the great blood remedy and he
had taken IL but n short time before we
could see great change. The sores run SO
bad that We had to change the cloths four
or 1--WE times day. Still, he WAS getting
better; for he could move his limbs and
help himselfa little. lie was soon able to
sit up in bed, and, by constant use OF Vege-
tine, IL has cured him. He has n lame leg
which he will probably have for life: but
we all honestly believe II We had used
Vegetine before We had bothered with
those doctors. it would have saved the use
OF his leg. and restored IL 10 natural health.
hope all those troubled with ScrofuIa
will read this testimony ofme and my son,
who Is now well and able to speak for HIM.
self. CATHERINE MAHONEf,
DANIEL MAH0NEY,
10 Trenton st., Charlestown. Mass.
DMay 10, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement
conclusively shows the quick and
thorough cleansing effects OF the vegetine
In Scrofula.:
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TIE public schools open this morning
and the average mother is happy thereat'
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CITY Council tomorrow. How
about the Washington Hall walls2
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SPRING fashions fourished yesterday
like green bay tree.
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WAIERS' PIANOS. Grand snS b s ssIssSs

WATERS PIANOS, e ana t saHs5s
sre the best made; the tone, touch, work
Vesper, Chapel, Vialeste, and Cymbella,
cannot be excelled in tone or beauty. The
Concerto stop is fine imitation OF the
human voice. Warranted for SIX YEARS.
Prices extremely low for cash during
this month. Monthly installments re.
ceived.
A liberal discont to Teachers Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. Agents
wanted.
Special inducements to the trade. Illus
trated Catalogue sent. HORACE WATERS
q SONS, AL Broadway, New York. Box,
1857. mr2Sb
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wv. FERREL is receiving new goods
and carpets daily and Is selling
them at ruinous ~ low prices. You can
save money there.
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Cor. Main q,

FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
ceiyed at L. V. BLoND's,
1885 Main street.
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New Goods and Carpets at
]. w. FHRREL's.
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Mystery Solved.
The Great Secret OF the Wonderful
SUCCESS OFVEGETINE

II strikes nj the root of disease by purI-
fyiny the blood. restoring the liver and
Kidneys to healthy action, invigorating
the nervous Sy stem.
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NnEn 4 NoNIH-Arents vr1t-a .,-r,
VDht where. Basinsss So,er.h;e "a "a
OHUybeia.s R,a,i,SsI.rs :sni il.s. Aea!..s