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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-15

BELLAIRE LoCALS-Several oil the men,
bers.of the Wallace Cornet Band request
US 10 say that the statement in yesterdays
1SrELLIoENcER that they played @Boyne
Water" on last Wednesday in the Wheel
ing arrangements procession is 4 mistake,
as they do not play it, and could not pro-
cure the music in time to play Il on
Wednesday. A Catholic 1rishman,
slightly under the influence OF liquor,
dared Prof. Wallace TO have the band
play it. He was sorry that their in
ability go to do made it Necessary for him
10 "take darew 4"
The blackberry businessi Ia 1t It's brisk
esthere now. Hundreds Of buckets Of the
fruit are brought up the river on the
boats every day, and shipped from here
to points on the G. o. and G. & P. rail
roads.
wemust again cali the attention Of the
City Commissioner to the dangers arising
from the pools Of stagnant water that are
allowed 10 stand in The cutters. The ex-
halations that arise from the weed-grown
surface OF the streets that are not much
travelled are also apt to breed diseases.
The resolutions adopted by the Demo-
cratic campaign club al their meeting at
the City Hall on Thursday night are sup
posed 10 have been written BY Richard
Grant White, or Lem Bolon. We have
not seen them, but gentleman who
heard them read gave US a graphic des-
cription Of them.
Col. David Rankin, 1t is said, has con-
sented 10 allow his name TO be announced
as contestant for the Democratic nOmi-
nation ior'Sheriff.
Mr.. Ernst Brailly, who has Just opened
an undertaking establishment in Wheel
ing, is a citizen Of Bellaire, and a more
worthy or reliable one ia hard to find.
commend him to the good offices Of the
people Of Wheeling.
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ITO. CAPITALISTS
ITO. CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gamenlnu,

On account Of adVaneed ne am deslFoas o.
changing my residence, ard therefore oder fox ak
my farm sltlated opposite the atty d wheeling, 90
the river tank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins EeETy, and Immediately adjoining the VII
laen Of EtnSTillS. The properly consists Of %
acres q hill and table land and Is q ryeI bottom.
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, and 81
Ieet Thick, three dCpoaltA o. limestone, IN foot
vein 81 elos texture snd Or free stone an Is foot
Teln Of mari, which altogether make Roll and IN
underlying bed Of dePOdtI Of rieh AID valuable
character.
On The surface, Ihe larger portion Of which LIS
Gently doping 70 the east and all under direct ex-
posuTO 70 The sun, Il Vineyard d 50 acres, mostly
CatAEEa gapts, Al In ADe bearing condition. about
seven yOin Old, which has proven itseli abseto pay
q handRme PR oent tothe cultiyltor. '''
Tho property b being approached GboTe and BE-
low By an advancing tide q perSonl seeking small
bomesteadG and d nov really the only unoccupied
teritoFy between BtidgepnFt and Martins Ferry.
Il & valuable a an investment for capital HekRSA
sltspIrchaSe, and valuable 70 those Iho want mar
ket SzrdentnE ground closs % the city. II tnonts
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, The laland and the ThOle seentry q the
valley.
Ths terms Of nle Will b oDe.tAlrd eash, balance
In two annual payuAutl, Per cent lnteNat On de-
iGFFed raymentA For further particular Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On The premises, o. By ,mAn At RddSSPort, Dido.
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are still the most thorough and search
Ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill II day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
OrouS health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter. OF century, and
have obtained \ worldwide reputation
for their. virtues. They correct dis
cased action In the several assimila-
tive organs OF the body, and arc so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cvade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have haAled the best
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, ut the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their apericnt action
they grippe much less than the common
purgatIvcS, and never give pain when
the bowels are not iRiiamed. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freezing
it from tho elements OF weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any deletcrious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coatlng pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant 10 take; while. being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use IN any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Or. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical nnL Analytical Chemists.
SOLD nY Az. nrrnn,srs EyEprwuERE.
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THE HEAT OF FoRMER YEARs.-old
residenters will compare this years heat
with that Of former years, and doubtless
pronounce il inferior 10 the extraordi.
nary summers Of their recollection. They
will recall the three hot weeks OF June
and July, 1885, when mems minds were
also ablaze with the fever oil speculation;
the dry, scorching weeks Of 1916, from
the latter part Of June to the 9TH Of
August; the three months Of hot weather
ir1S56, when oil the grass disappeared
and there was almost a famine in bread
stuffs; the summer Of 1854, when for five
weeks not drop OF water fell, and al.
though 1876 viii go on record IA among
the worst in respect to snnstroke NOR
tally, It's deaths in three days DO not sur
pass the fatality Of the hottest Of recent
summers, 1872.
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FOR SALE.
q,w !, yAIUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned oaers ior ale his two Farms,
.tnSts In Belmont county, Ohio, Immediately or
49, ~ ~ n Wheelinf, containing 81 abl 17k
P PSSS ncSpecdyely. Tie 81 acre traft has sod
To1Ss. Bsfn, dc, which cost oVef SAOO9, 2l In
sNSa1 s,ndItIdn: about two acres In Strawberries,
SSST eSS ScTe IN RaSpberhos, i65 Peach trees, rs
Apple tIss, about theHpe o. PP ELL ~ ! VSod
ao,Sr r,Fs. and ne residue In hne condition ler
sSyisnins pnrposeS, Tor which Il has been 9.ed
.1I,hSr alden faInntos drive Of the Second war;
M.tEs, HopSe ID wheeling. The smaller uet y y
ma ior Sime purposes, and has god ho9se' ~ ~
Cherry and APPLE uee peAIlnsi SsS n mil
1 nnS For terms, which win b made NOD
pai.e s ~. ~ JOHN FLAsHHER:
nS ~ tDAvESPoRr & DovENEE, Attorneys n cS
,iSs Canine 81, Wheeling, W: Va. ty:2MAs
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A CoRRECroS.-MesFs. Editors: l no.
ttce an article in your paper stating the
following for facts: That during the Or.
augemen's procession on Wednesday, July
l2, in commemoration OF the Battle OF
the Boyne, the following tunes were play
ed by the Wallace cornet band, Of Bell
aire: aBoyne Water "Croppies Lie
Down." and @Kick the Pope"-tunes that
were very Offensive TO Catholics, and that
created considerable feeling throughout
the city. There Is not 8 word OF truth in
the above. The only partisan tune play
cd on the occasion was the "Boyne Wat
err" and that by the martial band.
Hoping you will correct your former
statement, I remain yours, &c, -
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Soap AND DtsEAsE:--The complaints
that have been made for some time past
relative TO the impurities Of soap have NJ
last taken definite shape, and 1t Is aver
red By a Philadelphia paper, on the au-
thority Of an eminent physiclan, whose
name is not given, however, that these
impurities are the principal cause Of the
growing dip,heria. The. case Of the re-
CENT spFead Of this fell disease has been q
great mystery to most people, and even
pbysicians have confessed themselves
puzzled. Various have been the theories
advanced to elucidate II, but none have
proved satisfactory. Il has been con.
tended by some that our complicated
drainage Is the cause; that the herding
in tenement houses had much to
do with it, while others have
been confident that The habits Of
uncleanliness Of so many Of our
people we're only at the bottom Of the
mystery. The soap theory, however,
would appear TO destroy this, and create
a panic against the further use Of that
article OF the toilet. Il is said on this Az
thority that washerWomen are peculiar.
y. liable to the disease, but that 1t does
not spring from keeping the hands in
water for a long period Of time, and thus
contracting cold, which finally settles
10 the throat, but is due entirely to the
large quantities Of soap they use. II is
not likely this theory will be generally
accepted, but II broaching It will have
the effect ofturning attention TO the man.
ufacture Of soap, it will have done a good
work. II the soap made to-day does mot
tend to produce diphtheria, tits strange II
1t Is not the cause OF some kind OF dis
orders. 1t is manufactured from all kinds
Of vile stuff, the only aim being to per
fume it we'll. II Ii hawked about the
streets in most attractive shapes, and sold
for song. lthas long been claimed that
the most pungent OF the so.called French
SOAPS are the most dangerous, and look
ing at the price at which the greater part
is sold, there seems TO be no question OF
it. Soaps that once sold for twenty-five
cents and over, can now be had for
one.,hird and less than that sum. Clear
" such goods cannot be- trusted. Every
body should be caretnl Of the, article
Of this description they use. Soap
made from the refuse OF dectaled an
imal, or from refuse that has been per-
mitted to decay cannot be safe, and
the probability is that vast proper
ton Of that used to-day Is thus made up.
Our people have become SO fastidious
that none but the hlmblest will use any
thing but scented soap. The good old
pure article that was once used by rich
and poor alike, is now too harsh and
offending for the delicate senses Of this
age. People would rather use the deli
cate periumed stuff that is full Of danger,
which, rubbed over an abraded skin may
produce a foul sore, than return to the
habits OF other days. The theory Of the
"eminent physician" Of Philadelphia re-
latiye to soap may not be tenable, but 1t
would do no harm, We think, to have
somebody examine into the manufacture
OF that article.
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Removing DISTRACTIONS PROM THE
OHIO RrvER.-The Pittsburgh Ga:ette Of
Thursday last publishes an interesting
communication from United States
Engineer William Z. Merrill relative to
the removal OF snags, wrecks and other
Instructions 10 navigation from the Up
per Ohio. The following is condensed
statement OF the work done between June
18th and July lst BY the snag-boat E. A.
Woodruff: ..5.
June 12, Matamoras, one snag; June IA,
Bellaire, one coal barge, all above the
gravel; June Il, Moundsville, threesnags;
June Is, Mouudsville, one snag; June Is,
Round Bottom, three snags; June Is, Fish
Creek, two snags; June Is, Symm's bar,
one snag, June 10, 0possum Creek, three
snags; June 10, 0possum Creek, eleven
snags; June 16, Fishing Creek, one snag;
June II, Fishing Creek, six snags; June
II, Sistersville, i've snags; June II, Rays
Run, two snags; June IL. Bulls Greek,
one snsg; June 10, Coles Landing, three
snags; June 10, Blennerhassett's Island,
one snag; June 10, Roberts Landing, two
snags; June 20, Roberts Landing, seven
snags; June 20, Old Town, one
snaS; June 90, Ripley fve snags;
June q, Sliding Hill, three snags; June
%, Gallipolis, four snags; June %, Mil
lersport, two snags; June %, Guyandotte,
two snsgs; June %, Huntington, three
snags; June "a, Huntington, two snags;
June "a, South Point, two snags; June q,
South Point, coal barge Diamond" June
26, South Point, two snags; June &c, Cat
lettsbnrg, six snass; June q, Catletts-
burg, sixteen snags; June %, Catletts-
h-Is,.aaine snags; June %, Ashland, six
snags; June %, lronton, one snag; June
90, Junior Furnace, one snag; June 80;
Portsmouth, two snags; Jnne 80, Moore's
Landing, one snag; June 80, Concord, two
snags; July !, Ripley, two snags; July !,
Augusta, one snag; July !, Augusta, sunk
en- wharf boat; total, 126 snags and 8
wrecks. !
The following distractions above
Wheeling have also been removed, un.
der direction OF Mr.. John Carpenter, Su-
perintendent OF Dredging:
Crows Island, l coal barge, 8 snsgs.
Raccoon Bar. stone fiat opposite Poor
Honse. PhiIlis Island, j Coal barge, /
snag. Browns Island, l coal barge.
SteIbenyille bridge, local barge, l brick
boat. Fishing Creek, ] coal barge, 9
snags. Wherever II was possible the
entire wreck was removed, but in some
places pieces OF the bottom remain; in all
such cases there is a foot more water
over the wrecks than is called for by the
mark. At Racoon Bar the stern Of the
sunken boat was leyelled down by men
hired for the express purpose. The
wreck removed at Fishing Creek vas the
upper one, the one on the bar.
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Mr.. JOHN MCKEE, Of Pittsburgh, and
who writes a great deal for journals Of
that city, paid US hasty visit on Mon
day. He is direct from WlreeltEg,
"hoofng" it portion Of the way through.
After striking" US for twenty-five cents,
he startled out to shire 4 hal" so that he
could lecture and get money enough to
20 home. Mr.. Nc. could not procure a
room to lecture in, so he struck a bee
line for Rochester, where he had twenty
Eve miles Of walk ahead OF him on P.
Fl. W. & c. r. r. II time had permitted
he would have written Beaver up.-Bed-
rtr Ifmss. tra.
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THE NEW STEAMER 'tPHAEroS."-
THIS elegant little boat, Capt. William
Dillon, will on Wednesday, July 10, CON.
mence running in the Wheeling and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nthe following time.
table: Leave Wheeling at 10 A. N. and
5P. n; leave Muundsyille at Z A. N. and
I'm. All the appointments Of the new
steamer are first-class, and shippers and
passengers will End It conducive to their
interest and pleasure to patroniIe the
"Phaetou."
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CRY PERsoSA1s.-John c. Divine, OF
the Eighth Ward, left last evening for
Philadelphia, TO visit the Exposition.
Mrs. Belle Henry, daughter Of Mr.
Seamon, the Island grocer, arrived yes
terdsy from Cuba.
Messrs. S. H. Joseph and H. ]. Leech,
advertising agents Of John Robinson, the
circus man, are stopping at the Grant
House.
Captain ". P. Mcconnell, Of the tow.
boat Rover (Gray's Iron Line, registered
yesterday at the Grant House.
Mr.. John Myles, the artist, yesterday
started on two weeks trip East.
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WARRANT IssuED.-A man named
Mack Williams, who dust served out
a sentence IN tie city prison, yesterday
broke open the back door OF the residence
OF Mr.. James Baxter, North Wheeling,
andcarried of lot Of eatables. A war
rant for his arrest was sworn out before
Squire Phillips and placed in the hands
Of an ofheef.o ~ dNa @tgsS
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SHOOTING WITH INVEST 10 KILL-
Fred. Schucke yesterday appeared before
Squire Gillespy and swore out warrant
against Henry Hofmeistef, charging
him with shooting at him With intent 70
kill. Hoffmeister Was arrested BY Con.
stable Carpenter, and after being examin.
y was required TO give bond for his ap-
sIst lily before the County Court This
~ ne III .ii'e" 70 d.. and was accordingly sent
70 all. -
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HAYEsASpW HEELER.-Messrs. Henry
Myers and E. F. Dardine, members Of the
Hayes and Wheeler Club Of North Wheel.
Ing, have stretched . rope across Main
street inst below Seventh, and attached
thereto handsome banner bearing the
names of GHayes and Wheeler."' The
right thing, gentlemen.
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vlcrnUao, July Title river has
risen. Weather warm and clearing. UP
T TtTrGs ROCK, July 144weasbsr ele4 4;
and very warm. River falling last y
has reccded over one foot during the past
twenty.iour hours. The overflow both
above and below has done considerable
damage. -
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UNDER BoSp.-Chariiy Cassity yester,
day appeared before Justice Gillespy and
made complaint against her husband,
Thomas CAssity, charging him with
threatening 70 kill her. After an exam.
inationIof Tie ease, Cassity was' held In
500 Bond to keep the peace Tor six
months, which bond he furnished.
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CUsrrR's AvEsaERs.-The following
telegram, which explains itself, has been
sent 10 the War Department:
Hon. J. D. CamrOa, Secretary Of War,
Washington, D. c.:
Having fought through the war with
General Custer, and deeply iamenting his
death, I herewith tender my services to
ayenge the massacre OF the General and
his gallant command, and will, by your
order, have regiment Of West. Virginia
troops organized and ready TO march in
thirty days. Very respectfully, &c,
J. II. LOCKWOOD,
Late Lieut.. Col. eth VIVA. Vol. Infantry.
Aiouadriile, ". "a, Judy l2, 1876.
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SENT TO JAI1-Charles B. Rust ap.
peared before Justice Webb Thursday
and made complaint against August Rust,
charging him with using threatening and
abusiye Language toward him, threaten
Ing TO kill him, and drawing knife on
him. The defendant was held in $50
bond 10 keep the peace for six months.
Failing to procure bail, he was sent to
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Tnr couR4s.LPo11cE couRT-Ja Judge
oraamz.-The following cases were be-
fore His Honor yesterday morning:
The case Of Thomas B. Rose, charged
with disordeFly conduct, was dismissed.
Homer Kline and stanfeld Jackson,
also charged with diSorderly conduct,
were discharged.
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keystone steam Pump.

PrrsBuReH, August LIST, 1879.
Epping, Garpentr & Co.-Rtna Arenae and
SD Sired, Pittsburgh:
have b.en using the Keystone Steam
Pump for number Of years, and It has
given me perfect satisfaction, especially
the new improved pump, l can recon-
mend, for It's goodness, 70 every one.
PHILIP WE1sESBERdER.
Hlustnns OIL York. -.
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HELMBoLps BucHu is slll in the re-
NTH OF It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold,. the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of eountet-
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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Fresh OrsrERs.-Martin, the restaura
teur, has exploded the old notion that
oysters are not Ct to eat in any month
that does not have an r In its name. He
Is now receiving them every day, and
serves them up in the best style-large,
fat, juicy, delicious fellows that fairly
tickle the palate. Stop and get some Of
them. His place Is the Capital Dining
Rooms, No. 1855 Market street, opposite
the City Building.
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Are the most
effective and
congcnial pur-
gativc ever dis
covered. They
arc mild, but
ef'e ctual in
their opera
tiOn, moving
the bowels
surely and
without pain.
Although gen.
tie In their op-
crnfIOn. they
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It seems as though the blossoms have
hardly quit drifting, yet the harvest sea:
son Il upon US, and farmers are busy
gathering their crops. The wheat has
reached is golden prime, and waving In
the summer winds or standing In shocks
behind the reaper, It suggests completed
growth and accomplished destiny.
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Every share has my tads mark and the words
"CaSt Steel" cast thereon.
nB-0rdtr one Of these at dnCe and Try Il nov.
and you will buy no more cast Iron points here.
The process Of making this Steel /, pa,ep,., and
this quality Is made At no other Stael WORKS bnt
my own.
Clst steel Axle Boxes and waruu SkeFn,. also
made under patent having from four 70 Al TINES
The strength and oaly half the weight Of ihose
mSdeot c2s; tron.. J. e RIDWELL,
P!TnIUEoH PtOw woEKs, Nay %, ISIS
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Jrsr so.-IE is q well authenticated
fact that clean cuffs have an unaccount-
able tendency 10 secret themselves in the
immediate vicinity Of the elbows, while
dirty ones exhibit q Wilful and exasperat.
ing determination to remain obtrusiyely
in the vicinity Of the knnckles.
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Ghe9ntelligstrtsr,
SATURDAY. JULY is, 1876.


English Luthern Church.
Passenger Steamer PhRton.
For Sale-Stocks-J. c. Hsfvey. Ill.
For Sale-Stocks-Hoge & Bro.
Lost-Pocket Book.
Notice-Turner Association. B. +.
Silver Wsre-Hennegen, Bates 4 Co.
Silver Lake Flour-C.. oglebay & Sons,
Fruit Jars-5J. Friedel & Co. :
Wanted-Cook. -
Picture Frames-E. L. Nicoll.
Oar Own Watch-Oxtoby 4 DufReld.
Bargains-I. Blum & Bro.--head Of
local.
List OF Letters.
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To REACH the highest standard Of
health, nature demands the utmost regu-
larily Of the bowels; 4 slight deviation
brings many inconvenience and payes
the way 30 more serious dangers. We can
recommend ID. Bulls Vegetable Pills as
the best medicine for the needs Of the di.
gestiye apparatus.
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SKiFF RAcE.-Dillon Mccormick and
Frank Kline, boilers; the former Of the
Belmont lIill and the latter Of the River:
side, will row skitf race Of one mile on
the river on Saturday, the 92d inst, for
$50 4 side.
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HoT, HOTTER, HorTEsr.-Sill every
body complains Of the excessive heat II
Is no idle remark to say that the weather
for the past week has been unprecedent-
edly hot, Notwithstanding the showers OF
rain which fell occasionally during that
period. We see It announced that only
three times in eighty odd years has the
heat equaled that Of this summer. Such
u statement may appear strange and I'M
reasonable to many, but II is fact sub
stantiated by records OF past obserya-
tons. In some places the heat is begin
ming 70 effect the health ofcommunities
and 4 short respite from the swelterins
heat would be gladly hailed.
Oh for an Ieeberg TO climb up and ride
Oh for ktnov.bSnk wherein We may hide;
on Ior ! swim In the bOreal BeaS;
on for spitrhefEen's most n0rtherly hreexS
Oh iOr he mercury forty below;
or f0F al these thlngG; and then again
Oh for TRIP on comet away from the sun,
Not 10 come back till the summer 70 done;
Oh for . hurricane, VhIrlWind, typh0Sn;
o. ior the whole Of them, oh very soon;
Oh Tor mighty parade Of eyelouesi Isf-
on for The power 10 81 IN our bouEs,
The marrow removed and the breeze 'Whhtllng
through
oh Sidney Smith, can that story DO true!
oh-bnt we're Eastsng o9r breath With these obs
50 we'll wire OF eur forehead and gushlDSly close