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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
officers whose honor and integrity are g credit To their constituents.
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officers whose honor and integrity are 2 credit To their constituents.
 PHYSICIANS.
 Dr. J. r.. Wharton, formerly the able editor of the Rocky Mountain News, and Drs A J. sud O J. Thibodo, heal the sick and from their benevolent appearance we are satisfied would give drink to the thirsty or food to the hungry.
 NEWS AGENT AND JEwELER.
 There is but one George F. Loring, an accommodating young fellow. who Is very much liked, and although extremely young in appearance, has hal courage to get |. better half
 IIunrNiNa.
 Last but not least we must not forget MT, C. NJ Clark, operator Rt PhWniX, and the witticsi man m the Territory, also local cor respondent at PhWnix for the MINER. In connection with the telegraph VIC believe NIT. John W. Kennedy who is in charge of con struction party, is deserving of notice. He Is every where making decided improve ments, and has lately arrived frum Wickcu- burg. where he ha. been putting in new poles. cross arms, etc, and has again de. parted for the Agua Fria
 COURT NOTES.
 Jesus Frias was sentenced to one year . imprisonment at hard labor in the Territorial prison for assault with deadly weapon with intent to infict bodily injury. R. F. John sou received slight punishment for burg lary to which charge he pleaded guilty Henry Morgan for tooling with SIX shooter to the injury of several was fined s3 % Louis Davis made application for modified ton of sentence and it was not granted In the several cases against Telling, X Co, judgement was allowed J. D. RAymert was admitted Ia practice law in the District Court. w r. Griffin was appointed Court Commissioner in place of Hancock, who is Probate Judge.
 In conclusion VIC would say Ph0niH is A peaceable and law abiding town, and strict ly American. All seem to live in harmony and health. A rumor has been going the rounds, that the small pox Is raging here, VIC will state there has been but ons ease in the valley, and that was sometime ago. Such a story is maliciously false there being no foundation for whatever CND.
 PHHNfN, A. r, April II, 1877.
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Fridays Dispatches.
The Incoming Stage.
Wickenbui

Wickenburg, April %. The stage Jeff this place for Prescott at 4. Nj. to-day, with the following passengers W. NJ. Bufum: C. Brooke and wife; II. Hunt; J. Banghar;. II. Cuchfit; S. M. Mcdonald; J. Hogc.
 New York, April l9. Tho Trihune's Washington corresponden, tslegraphS that the Secretary of the Treasury k reported to have said today, that in view of the present condition of affairs, if Con- gre>s does not in,erefeTe with him. by new legislation on the currency question, he will be able To resume speciu payments, and fund the balance Of the Government six per cent. bonds, in four per cent, by Januury lst, 1879. The Secretary k aware that should war he declared m Europe, some of our bonds now held abroad will be returned to us in pay ment for exports. In speaking on this sub ject, he Is reported to have said: ''So much the better for us if wo get them in large quantities in that way It will be better piece of good fortune than expect"
 New Orleans, April IS. The Commission will report to the Prcsi- don't tho failure, solar, of the plan of adjust mcnt.
 New York, April 10. l.. Csss Carpenter. Collector ot Internal Revenue at Charleston, S. C., has resigned. When the Republican State officers yestcr- day attempted to enter their rooms in the State house they found seals on the doors and
 
 rest any one attempting to enter. Protest was promptly sent to Hampton as judicial proceedings are now bonding to settle the business.
 Charleston, April IS. The reception of Governor Hampton, who visited Charleston to-day for first time slnse the War, was grand ovation in which tho whole community irrespective of politics or class distinctions united.
 New Orleans, April 10. K. J. Watson of Madison, K. J. Walker of Tensas and r. Oliver of Concoriis, returning board members, were seated in Nicholls house to-day completing . returning board quorum in both branches of Nicholls' legislature Nicholls' house to-day rescinded the resolu- ton expellins Gaude who then took his seat. nrury of Assumption and Oscar Holt of West Baton Roug' heretofore acting with Packard's legislature, were seated in the house, making S9 returning board members.
 san Francisco, April l9. Mining stocks closed as follows,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

The Ariroaa Star, published at Tucson, intimatcs that Governor Sstfofd ha. appro. priate,l ,o his own usc s3 .Oo0 ih1, righ,iully heluugs to ihe school fund Now, while we cannot always agree With Governor satforl, especially in his Indian ,heoFies, We ye' hc- lie,c him lone.i and sincere, and if the Star, oF any body else, can show were be ever ap. pTopfiatcd cent of school. or any otltrr money that ,lid not honestly l.closg Ca him, wc can hni r,el.snsihie parties that wilt hoanr a draft that wiil cover the dchciency a ahageVvr it mAs te
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
MaiI Ranir F, ape.ais.

wAsHiNorcS, April ld.-rhe PoStottiec De- paumenl has prepared advertisements in Viging proposals for mail service on about Nx hundred routes. i- all parts oi the country. for terms ranging from one ts four year, from the Isl of next September. blds ~ill be rccciyed until June Ah, and awards made bS June .1th.
 The recent mali routes established in this Territory, which arc very much needed, are included iu The above six hundred.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
Wool Market.

BosroS, April ls.-Wool dull medium and Ohio, i0CG+2; NX and above, 440b4S : Michigan, Wisconsin and New HampShiro, s3G40; mostly S76I3s; combing and delaine, 42G,5O pulled. quiet, with rango of from a5 @i5. mostly at 35CgI0, for good lines of super and N: California, unchanged. 25@sO.
 PHTLADELrHIA, April IS. - Wool quie; easier; supply light. Colorado washed, 70 a6; unwashed, l6tG20; extra and merino pulled, 36tG4o; No. and super pulled. SO6s 55; Texas fine and medium, ls(I25; coarse. li@le; California fine and medium, 2olg3O coarse, lSGI26.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
Swindling the Indians.
o=e Hundred and Forty Thousand Dollars at
 one Agency in Arizona.

We have learned from what VIC consider very reliable source, that the Indian depart. mcnt are supposed 10 feed and are paying for the sustenancc of 5000 Indians on the San Carlos reservation. We are crcdihly in. formed that al least 1000 of these Indians are absent from the rcscr,e and do not rc- ceve any rations. thus il Will be seen that there is aiggsr a l3s fsaos somewhere ls Is stated that the contract for -four |, being shused by some person or persons, and that tiio article contracted for Is not furnished, but instead an inferior article wherein net profit Is being made un every pound ai Gets The lscef that Is furnished at three and one half cents per pound Is that of sinail intc- rior cattle that will not average mOru than $50 lbs. still theytrc received anal issitei out to the poor ignorant Indian al FOO p,'unds 2 See wlia, ls made on the following articles at one agency and then Norship Italian A gents as honest men
 FLOUR.
 Claimed, 5000 Indians rationed. absent, lOp0 No. of pounds for 1000 la,liaHs for year, S65,Uo lbs at cts peF ib., k.a, i0,oo No of pounds for iOO0 Indians, fei ga mrsl and shorts, costing : cts, ,soo,ouo ite., "n which Is made t73 .Ws1 or total on the one article of flour ot tl0s, ,oOo
 nEEF
 1000 Indians absent lb. per day. S05, 900 lbs at Si, cts per lb., sis,11o.od
 4OO0 Indians fed year, l.l60,oo0 rsloHs, beef average $50 lbs. fec u by agent a, 1oo lbs. saving one half a, S,s cts, te5.iSo.oo, or a total on beef al the agency fer one year, at price an honest man would s,aiNe too death on. of tSs. 32a. oT grand total on hour and beef of tIt0, 600, not to say any thing of salt, coffee, sugar, soap, pepPcr, efc. all of which is issued out in the came proper ton ,o the beef and -four No wonder that hangers. on about the San Carlos agency go up 10 Tucson. every now and then gamble of tuo and three thousand dollArs and think nothing of it.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
BULLION TAX.

We extract the following figures from the quarterly report of F. W. Blake, Secret ry of the Peck Mining Company, showing the operations of the company for the three months ending March 31st, 1877.
 The report is made to the County Assessor, whose duty it is to collect the tax on the net proceeds of the mines. This company, i, will be seen. pays for the quarter in question sl,i46 g, the major portion of which goes into the county road fund.
 EXTRACT. FROM THE SEcRErARr's s REPORT. Total number of tons packed to Az,lan mill during the months of January, February and March, Is l93 l.1 tons.
 Grnss rirll of hmllinn SInmncl
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Although the Colorado Steam Navigation Company have sold ou,. ~e arr glad io kno~ that many of the old hands will i'c retained toy ,he neS company. such men as Fin 'Ay, Agent al Yuma, f'sher. Ascoi a, Ehsenbcfg, ar hard to lsc rrplaeed aRd then Captains Mellon and PolhAmos 1t the river have ro supcrlors 50 faF as navigating the Colorado ], coacerne,l We have hcari g,rod judges af Ea, i.,,iinn declare that Captain Jack Mclloa could make a steamboat navigate on grass eovcrvl with a heavy drs sad jump 0ycr sand bars ia the river
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CANT HUNCHUCA, April Is.

Ip .fI1flT .NIFl... II. II. J'..--
 This morning. at 3 30. received dis patch from Mr. Hughes. st Camp Crittcn deu. saving that party of Indians run of nine head of stock from his place at { o'clock F. s.. April 18th. That he, witl three Mexicans. followed the trail short distance, when the Indians attacked hi: part. and killed the three MeXicans.
 Captain RafFerty, with his Company o' 4a men, one guide, and two packers (citi zcnsl, left here. at C s. Nj, to-day, with in s,rnc,ions ,o find the trail and follow. Cap tain Raifcrty has ten days rations. As soon ss l hoar from him, will notify you by telegraph.
 A small scouting party is out on san Pc dro from this Camp.
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u.,.r n.,s p,.m,...a from the service.

Reno is to be dismissed from the Army This Is the formal decision of the courtmar- tial, which has been approved ly Judge Ad' vocate General Hunt. Friends uf Reno are bringing tremendous influence to bear upon Secretary MeCsry 10 get him to mitigate the sentence. What is claimed in the inter est of mercy for Rcno Is lis past record.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.

A dispatch from Secretary Hoyt, received at o'clock r. NJ. yesterday. says that Judge French has heard the argument on the Sp- piicstion for injunction to restrain the Sec retsry from removing territorial property to Prescott, and reserves his opinion until Sat
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

"GIT Ur.'-Mr Walsh has discovered a silver lead on Castle Creek in Naricopa county, and named il the Git Up." We have not learned much about the lead. but take it for granted that it must be good. otherwise it would not have been located bv a man who Is one Of the mining experts and knows what he is doing every time.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
TO SHEEP MEN Chance for Spec,tla'

r,- .,a Bargain. the FINEST SNAIL ..s, ; OF SHrEP IN ARIZONA. aboat l, lN a .,e s nine. ,i.t,euth. Merinc. About -te w. ftuu fuiI.hlaotlcd Msriso bucks Ihe e-irnt raaxe. about a miles from swgiis For psrt cuisrS apPly'o hp, pr,.ss
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

In the vicinity of Bumblehcc ranch, we learn from parties, there arc several Indians living who belong to the San Carlos Rcser- Vation, as shown by passes from their Agcn'. 0ho claims that none of his pet, are absent.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

The original grant uf the town of Albu- qucrque. New Mexico, which has been mis. sing for 25 yeAn has been found.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
S M. MuITEsrnF.
Can't 9th Cavalry, Com q '

tlnI. bIA NANAIIN, NVIH U L'
 We are somewhat surprised al tho above news, no. on account of the troops, for the Governor ha, shown us how indifferent they a-c. But the Covcruor's own scouts are supposed to be out protecting the lives and property of the citizens in the southern DOT ton of ,hc Territory. and we cannot under stand the audaciiy of the Indians making a raid a, this time when tho Governors forces are supposed to bc in the field
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
The Intcr. Occan', Washington snccinl. Q

The Inter Oceans Washington special, of April 9th, says: The verdict of the mili- tary tribunal in the Rono case has been re- ccivcd at the Department of Justicc, but it cannot yet he given. Rcno's friends are trying to break down the verdict, on the ground that he was not allowed to produce evidence concerning Mrs Bells character. which he claims k very bad. The sentence is believed to be severe
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Mir II Springer of Albuquerque, ~ ho has been id trouble financially, has made ar engagement with hi, creditors and will con tinur businFs.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

We learn by the santa Fe New Mexican, of April 10th. that TWO cases of small pox exist iu that city.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20
-Hemorrhoids .-E

Many causes tend Co produce iA's rsni@ ing state. The blood is retarded in its - frequen, Use of drastic purggiiyes tends { gssiion of the bowels t-rpid action ef iss merous other causes are the soarce of As . hith~rtn n, thing efiee,Hsl has been 7reses.. q lie. which would rapidly alleviate sygf,x sygfrsx {. 2 msfcly pcove an effective cure. in FiI nss remedy vhieh no, only acts almost inssssY, ns',e., move the largest tumsrs of ths Pars Up - lion. and many who have received SCI " . have sern radically cured. have eeea ~, .s-, uSinx this treainentl b, eminent saigr0ae a s r~iief they ever coald expect ta ii'e .ss sal operation. and removing it or them irom F,. [ prcrdgrs which recessitsfed the kn-'s - has been hailed with delight, and pes 'Ir.,,s many practising phys cian-. who ar rsip inertia as the only known sure cure f"' "a
 Price, Fifty Gents per package, or s's "
 SENT RY MAIL oN FgCEIrr OF FkisA Sold hy all Druggist, ard Dealers ia A'SN out The world.
 PropAred solely by DIR. CHAND
 i.I79 Broadway, New fefs'
 Where orders eau be addressed. 1
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

One hundred and forty thou and pounds Of machinery recently arrived at Ehrcnhurg which is 10 be pu, up n the Black Warrior mine in this county. This will te good bob for some of our heavy frcighters.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

\ TELEPHONE IN EAsT GREENWICH, Rnupr i>gAND.-Wc understand that it k contemplated hy Dr. r.. Touriec, io establish a telephone communication, from the Boston University Ia the Greenwich Academy. How very nice II vii! hc to enjoy the rehcarSals in Boston l'y just taking a seat in the Academy Hail., East Greenwich Pendulum.
 r. S. East Greenwich k about eighty milcs from Boston.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

MT. Wc>,, ot the San Francisco Pes., is on Lie Nsy te writ. Up AgiloAa.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

DcForcst Porter stands at the head ss District Judge He is an able lawyer and his decisions arc profound. He k now hold inr court in PhWniN. N. A. Hancock is Pro bate Judge. his ability i, proven by his DO. pularity. John T. Alsap represents the people as prosecuting attorney, and We are sure is true to the interests of the communi, tv. !. n Rumburg and ]. 4. Young offciatc as Justices of the Peace, both intelligent gentlemen c. II. Oury and John F.. Naylor are the practicihg attorneys of the village, and are worthy representatives of the Bar.
 COUNTY OFFICIALS.
 J. W. Owen, Treasurer; X. W. Shocmacker, District Clerk; W. F. NcNulty, County Clerk, and George [. N0very, Shcriff, are
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

Wiokenbung, April %. The stage left this place for Prescott at : A. NJ. to-day, with the following passengers :; W. M. Butium; c. Brooke and wife; H. Hunt J. Banghar,. II. Cuchfit; S. M. Mcdonald; J. Hoge,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-20

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una, AIril ID. EuIroR NiNEM-Arrive,i 0. k. with Hunt. Will leave by stage on the eigteenth.
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and women II Is taught nv MISS '. D Hancock. who is putting forth strenuous efforts 10 train the young minds.
 CHURCUEs.
 Here the Methodist Episcopal Churches of the North and South arc united in one, over which the Rev MT. Merrill and Rev L. C. Wiley. formerly of Prescott, admins ters. Their sermons are cNtcmporancous ex- hortation> 10 a large congregation, and con tain useful information and advice.
 LIBRARY AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
 An institution of this kind is flourishing in PhGnix, in which all the young men and women of the village take an active part in its success. We attended some of its re- hearsals. conducted under the auspices of Mir :. (. Hunt. who is using his best en- deavours 10 get up dramatic entertainment, for the benefit ot the Sunday school. Those engaged display q rare talent for the drama tic art and with their assistance, we are sure under the criticism and training of NIT. Hunt, il will be success. X library of 200 books have been ordered in San Francisco. Con- tribution> have been made by many. which will swell the amount to 300 volumes Among the most valuable of the contribu- tions k that of Mir. Hunt who has presented a full set of Chambers Encyclopedia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

Three steamships will leave this port for Eu-
rope to-day the city Of Brussels OF the nman Llne
ing the 10 sail under the new arrangement OF
the British Posi-oilce Department The White Star Line
will despatch next weeks steamer Thursday and thus
alternate with the Inman Line The r. Caland will sail
for Rotterdam, and the Gelert for Hamburg. The fol-
lowing are the saloon lists
FOR HAMBURG Stcamthip Gelleri-D. II. Gossler
clifford H. Gest Emanuel Boeyeaux, Julius Oyuch, NJ Alex.
bndrr Phiippeus Admiral pOusiuo Russian NAVY. Mrs.
Mary Schlng. Miss GeOrsia Gordon and companion Mrs
Amala Iebef, Miss Carod REM Henry g. Enge Iiobsrt
Sez, Loo OppeDhem Miss H. ROttafOr Ni.s Jose.
phne Terry, Mrs Ctarine sockmcyeT s. schlessnger 81
Guerta. - -
FOR LIVEkPOOLIn Steamship CITY OF s-stephen
Brown BufEeri, Miss Clarke, Miss Daley Miss Flynn,
Robert Fleming, J. H. Hungalt George McIIsnry Nrs a.
Mciieury Hsrbert Peimlinser Francs speske, Mrs r.
Speake, Joseph Machtel. John Oct, Mrs. ]. West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
MOMEN,S WORK IN ART.

COMMEMORATIVE MEETING OF SORO'lS.
As the practical schools of art in this city
their establishment chiefly TO the efforts OF women
the celebration OF their foundation by Soross yesterday
evening peculiarly fitting. Women were admitted
to the School Of the National Academy Of Design "a
early 1886 but about 1850 they began To consider
the proprety OF opening school Of art for themselves
AZ result. two yeara later through the abors Of Miss
Mary Hamilton. Mrs. Jonathan strges, Mrs George
Carts Miss Eliza Hosack and others, the School OF De
sign for Women began it, work In 1867 the Ladies ART
Association founded b. Mrs Mary Pope, and Mrs
Hcury Peters Gray now ts pIesd M. me Dec'ial'o
The festival OF SOrosis varied by the reading OF
paprrs. rotations and singing Mrs Croly president
Of SOr0ss, IN tue opening paper cHpau0l tne purpose
and subject ~ the celebration Tie Rev. W X Algcr
spoke briefly OF tic barriers removed from the pathway
OF who aspire to professional hfe Mrs Croiy
read letter from Peter Cooper expressing regret at biz
inability 70 be present. and inviting 20 o3s Z" visit the
humorous address "scicnce, Literature and ATT
T. u. WaGeman gave sketch Ot the ne ana " RI of
peter Cooper. Professor Thursipn. Of the stevens
Art Schools ~ the United states. Miss Alice DDnlcyy
rs representative Of the ladies' Art Association read
paper on Decorative Art, which from The audience
much applause Mrs. GreatortN and Mira Putnam
jacob followed with short aidrcsc- after which came
Among tie guests OF the evening Professor New
brry, Of Columbia College, Dr. Fuilcr Walker, James
Beard, JAG cr T. CTOpseY, Constant Mayer william Nor
gan, Professor AcC ht-ut y OF TIE lhy'r'ly 81 ',hgo
Professor Turner, Judge Davis j. = Hartley, Mr. Hertz
berg and Ms. Barrow
Tie new headnuarer- OF the Ladies' Art Association
80. % East Eighccnt-si VIII Dc formally opened by
rec 'pon today 10 members and their friends The r.
ceplOn studio class ana meeting roODs decorated WIN
natural flowers, mOsse- pOttrd plants and h'0gn5 oi
rare and beautiful vines ana consrcnons FOR lh- az
rtugcmcnt a. casts dra"cries ami menb"r work. pre-
sent attractive appearance. The walls Of the recer
ton hung with original paintings ~ oh and
watercO!Or; there also cabinets Acd wit dccura-
ted china pottery, painted ss wood. paper, ieweiry,
etc on me walls OF the other rooms ar watercolrr
panels, designs for wallpaper taOco'rs, carpets and
lgccs members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20

thousand men. 1t was impossible by any reinforce
mcnis to carry this number beyond twenty ih9l-
sand. But runors came OF the evacuation oi ma,
dephia, since the Delaware would soon De IN danger
Of being blocked up by French ileet. washington
busted himself III the formation of new system iol
the army, and had asked Congress 20 sehu
committee of arrangements, ave IN mum
Der, 10 the camp. They remained WIN nm,
three months, and the rccOmmenGatlonS resolved
upon generally adopted. ON the Ism oi Jun,
the preparation for the evacuation OF fhiadelpnIa
having been completed, the British army tpoN up %
line of march through the Jerseys As soon rs no
bad information of this, Washington broke camp
with his whole army. marching III puiSWt. Ana 30
ended the memorable season at valley IoIsc;
There was still TO be short period of defeat ana
disappointment. but brighter DAYS were close ~
hand.
THE HERoIsM OF WASHINGTON.
careful study of the history of Valley Forge can
not be too earnestly recommended to all who Woulo
fully comprehend the greatness OF the character oi
Washington. At no other period of the waT does IL
seem 50 purely heroic, and at 10 other time does t
patriot cause appear to have been in equal danger oi
ruin. To this day il seems miracle that the lttie
army was kept together at all. lie gave forty-hve
years 10 The service of his country, but in what year
Of them all did he do much 10 and t0estabsh
il Superior 10 evil fortune, stronger than the ele-
ments and wiser than all the Delegated wsdomoi the
colonies hardly knowing III whom he might conhde
or what pIOlessed friend might prove ylruent Zoe
his military genius undcryaiued ana mdiighed by
men who were unworthy TO hold his stirrup. he
seems never 10 have lost either his equaniy or his
hope. Contrast Washington at Valley Forge, his
naked little band snIyering around him, with Ma
poloon selGshly flying from the wreck OF the most
magnificent army which ever tfod the plains of Luz
rope We feel as we contemplate the spectacle, that
Washington was all ~ al to the cause Any
other man night have destroyed II by prcsumptunns
ambition, by an Overestimate of his own abilIty
or. on the other hand, by n natural IncapacitY
10 manage the peculiar resources cOnided TO
hun. Ii may truly be SAID that no historical
character has so grown in the estimation Of man
kind. There are other Revolutionary pcrsona2es
who are still remembered freshly in whom we see
faults and even weabno scs. From heae, Washington
was not utterly free for he was human; blt can
another be found who erred so seld0in who dlScov-
cred and repaired his error 80 prompt - who was 80
wise and yet 50 simple, who 50 utterly ncapIbie
Of submitting to defeat while even 4 desperate
chance OF success remained or who did tine work
which his hands found TO do, despite mnunef3Dic
distinctions and difficulties, persstently AID so
tDoTOupulV