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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17

sS" stitch in time saves nine" One
% or 30 cent bottle of SHRINER's Balsamic
Cough Syrup may blockade consumption s
way and save you from an early grave.
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ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
THE ELkToN BUILDING SOCIETY
NICHOLAS JOHNSON AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
No 10. ID. 8.
ORDERED, This Sth day of February,
~ ls7. that the sale made and reported 10y The Elk
ton Building Society Mortgage of the mortgacd real;
estate of Nich"ias johnson and MAJ .lre v Iohusou
his wife "" ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof l." shown before the 18th day of
April next; provided copy Of this Order be inserted
in newspaper printed Cecil county once week
for one month before the 18th day Of March next.
tn" Report states the amount of sales be- $50 90
A. W MITCHELL Jerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCH ELL,
Feb TO- lS77-lm Gle l.
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ORDER NIsT.

|. DAY CARTER
CHARLES II. EJCEETT AND WIFE.
IL the Circuit Cont for Cecil cunuty. In Chancery.
y, co.. D. 5.
nRDERED, This Sth day of February.
~ in the year 1877. that the sale made and exported
by " j. Jones and l. VI llaIn-s Trustees the sale
Of thu real e'ttt. mentioned in the proceedings in this
cause, be ratified aud confirm H. unir,s cause To- the
contrary Thereof b" shown lefe the 18th day of
April next: provided, copy Of this Order lie inserted
i'll some nr"sprpcr printed II Cecil county week
for ole month before the 18th day of March next.
The Report states the snaun OF sd" IL" $4,000.
A W. MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy; test, A. ". MITCHELL
Feb 10. lSII-Im ;'lprk.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

TNHE subscriber having more land than
L he conveniently farm, offers private sale the
FARM known the &" Fish fori Farm = tuated on
the road leading from Charcstown the Brick Meeting
House four miles from the former and five miles from
the latter place adjoining lands of Jesse Boud-n iona
than Harding. VIM. Thompson and others.
There is one of the hest APPLE ORCHARDS in the
county on this pace-27 different varieties: Grapes OF
= varieties, Pears. Peaches, Cherries. &c
This Farm H. divided into ten fields. There are - or
30 of good Woodland A Well, with Pump in it,
the DIOR The place watered az any iu the
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JONES 4 HAINES, solicitors.
THE object of this suit is to procure a

NE object OF this suit is to procure a
Il decree Tor sale of certain mortgagcd premises in
Cecil county, which The nth day of June 1875
nnrtgtged h' the defendants 10 the c"mplanants
The Bill states that the llti day June 1873 the
defendants conveyed certain real estate which is par
tICularly described in the I and it. ACCOMPANY ing
exhibit unto the complainant, by of mortgage to
secure the payment of the OF 81 800 with inter
est from said GATE: which then due owing from
the defendants 10 the complainant, before the tn
DAY OF June, 1876; that the whole of said
and interest thereon remains due and unpaid that
the DEFENDANTS reside ont OF the state of MARY land.
1t Is therrUron adiuSed and ordered that the COM
palntnt by causing copy of this Order be
IN some newspaper printed in Cecil county, week
for month before the 22ud lay of February next
give notice to the said absent defendants of the object
and substance this Bill and trm them to appear in
this court IN person by solicitor on before the
10Th day OF May next to the premises and show
cause any they have, why decree ought pass
as prayed. A. ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test A. ". MITCHELL,
Jan 20 lsT7.-lm Clerk
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\ FAIR COUNT

This is still another subject that might
properly be classed under the head of crime
which will approach as gently, yes. softly
and delicately as l can. 1t is Trumbull,
Palmer & Co., at quadroon ball III New
Orleans. Did they go there for an honest
"count?"
When the nation was in peril, when the
foundation of the glorious fabric reared by
cur fathers was lettering, as it were and
becoming shaky like it might: when the
eyes of the people were upon them, these
Democratic statesmen threw aside these
awful responsibilities, and attended mig
gah' ball and what is worse, IA bad mig
gah " ball-a ball given by bold, notori-
ously bad "niggah woman at that
Great hevvings" please excuse me while
| weep!
NOurS in tears i VI p
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FAT HOGS WANTED by the.~
4 sub crihrr, i'll West Noting ham I .wu III IA
ship, near Fremont A.. o.. Chester count, SI MA
IA ISAAC NICHOLS
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Wuh Table aud Fixtures compile, onlv $50.
perfect, un"'Iu.ed large strong and durable Ma
chne. constructed elegant and solid IRON the best
lily use or manufacturing purposes. Always ready at Il
and will last generation with care: easy To
understand and manage; light smooth and swift run
ming like til" wrlI-rcEulatrd OF fine witch
simple, Compact Efficient aud Reliable, Win all the
valuable improvements To- hc found in the highest priced
Machines, warranted 10 do the same work. the same
way. and as rapid and smooth IA machine An
huo~ledged triumph OF ingemiu. mechanical skill
tally the working womans friend aud far in advance
Of all ordinary Mtehin"S for absolute Strength, R,a
biilty and general usefulness: Will Hem. teii, 1ucN,
Seam Quilt, Bind Brad. Cord. Gather, Ruifl-, Shirr
Piit. Fold. Sctop Roll. Embr0icr. Run up bread h~
&c. with wonderful rapldlty, neatcs- and ease.
the strongest lasting stitch equally fine and smooth
through all kinds of goods, from Ctmbtic
thickness of hruidClUh leather with Cuar.e
cotton, linen SILK Irvine, Gives perfect satisfaction
Will earn its cost several times ia the
work II docs or make good living for any man or
who desires 10 il for that purpose; works So
fathu and easy the and children can Use il
without damage. rnce Of Machine, with light tatic
fully equipped for family work so HALF CASE Cover
SIDE DhAwEks CABINET STYLES each at correspond
ing low rates. sate delivery guaranteed, free from
damage Explanatory pamphlets illustrated with ell
Cravings of the several styles of the Machines refer
ences, variety of sewing &c mailed free Confidential
terms with liberal Inducements entcrprising Clergy
men, Tea' hers Business Men, Travelling Local Agents
&c who Gesire exclusive Agencies furnished on upli-
cation Address John H. Kendall i Co. 43l Broadway
New York. FEB lO-ly
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THE LATEST OREGON DISCLOSURES

The fresh batch of Oregon dispatches
deciphered for the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections involves Mr.. Til
den Or his next friends in a much more
serious offense than any that has heretofore
been brought home to them. Up to Wed
nesday, nothing worse had been disclosed
than scandalous political tricks and certain
pecuuiary transactions which had an evil
look, yet were perhaps susceptible of a
decent explanation. Now there is question
of sheer uudSguised bribery. The follow.
ing telegram from TIlden's Oregon agent
speaks tor itself:
PORTLAND, Nov. %
w. r. PELTON, No. - Gramercy Park.
Nen York: Certilicrte will be issued to
one Democrat. Must purchase Republican
elcctor to recognize and act with Democrats
and secure the vote and prevent trouble.
Deposit $4,000 to my credit with kountze
Brothers, Wall st. Answer.
J. II. n. PATRICK.
To this extraordinary message was
appended the following still more
extraordinary postscript: - fully in
dorse this. James X. Kelly Mr..
Kelly, please remember, being Sena.
tor of the United States. The bold rascal
ity of the proposal aroused no Indignation
at New York: 1t only produced a fresh ex
hlbition of that extreme caution in money
matters which many Democratic states
man this season has seen cause to lament.
Here is the answer:
New York. Nov. %
J. II. n. PATRICK, Portland, Oregon:
No. How soon will Governor decide Ger
tIticate9 II gen NATE 0jJigG'ioh contihgsnt
on result in March, 1t can he dane and in
cremable slightly, If necessary.
No signature
Following this are kilograms making ar
rangements for the sending of u proper
man to Oregan to conduct the negotiation
and the deposit of the money where it
could be drawn on What more is needed
to make this foul fraud apparent to the
dnllest comprehension The money was
sent to buy a Republican elector. For some
reason, the electpr declined to be bough,
but the virtuous Cronin aud others Oh
sorbed the money.
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NE " ADVERTISEMENTS.
CATTLE WANTED,

'JNHE subscriber wishes to purchase ;y; Jsss
4 tom ONE to THIRTY HEAD OF YOUNG IL IL
CATTLE Apply To szAssaA
Feb l.-IY K. c. MA,KALL.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TNHE County Commissioners of Cecil
Il county will meet at their Office. in the Court House
i'll EktOn. on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud THURS
DAY. the 18th, 18th and 18th, and on TUESDAY and
WEDN ESDAG, the 10th and DIST, and TUESDAY
and WEDN ESDAi the 9th and 2Sth days of February
next FOX the purpose Of making Transfers aud Correct
ing Assessments and notice is hegely given that after
the 18th day OF Febr next pJsifrtiu alteration
will be made in any assessment for the year 1877
BY order. l. +. yANARSDALE
Clerk Commissioners Cecil county.
Persons making application for transfers Of property
will be required to comply with the following sections
Of the Code. article st.
SEC, Is. Whenever any person shall make application
for allowance or deduction account OF the sale
fer, alienation, loss removal of any property or
the collection or payment Of any public private
security for money the County Commissioners or AI-
peal Tax Court shall intrrrugate him in refer
thereto and the disposal of the same and especially
inquire Of him to whom The same has been sold
rIred aud the amount of the purchase money or the
money collected and how the same has been invested
Sac. 10. They shall also terrogate said person on
oath in reference to any acquisition investment made
by him. AM not already assessed and the amount Of all
such acquisitions and Investments shall be added his
a-scs,aic property and if he refuses to answer nc
allowance deduction shall lie made his assessment
Jan 20, lS17-6w
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SiMM'S PAIN SEARchER

will give immediate relief in Neuralgia Headache
sudden Colds Toothtche, Sore Throat Diarrhe pvsep
terry, Spralns Bruises Painter. Collie Sour Stomach &c
and III hhennhatsn It has never failed to cure the
worst case no matter how long standing whether acute
OF Chronic. We have hundreds If references
The al pcat"n of the Pain SrarcEer TO the part. afec
ted Will afford Immediate ease
hall 10 one toaspOUnfui in half a teacup of warm
h"eeeh"u wafer VIII almost instantly Cramp, and
Fans IN the stomach aud bowels sick ai.che peu-
ralGa sour stomach, coiC, dIarrhe, wind in the ston-
ath ana bowels painters cole, dysentery, and all in
ternal aud external pains
Travellers will find Pain Searcher .plendid med,
lclne TO prevent change of water from hurting the
system As a household remedy, it is elegant as il
meets the requirements in many different cases
PHYSICIANS, C'ergymvn, Law Editors aud hundreds
{" people, speak well of it the test OF pain med
lclies Remember II l. used inward, and Uutwar,lly
ID" not be put off with other articles Make vour drug
gist or dealer give You the Pain Sarcher SO cts bot
tie, or .ix Tor $50
Principal Depot, 4th and King streets, Wilmington
Delaware
Philadelphia depot co. Arch street; Baltimore depot
loS Baltimore street; and sul Retail by Drurrsts
anu bearers III heui'ihcs feb 10y
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All that Parcel Of Land

whereof Mrs Prudence A. Curry lately died seized
mated in Cecil county tfrsai, about three aud ah Ill
miles from the town of Ekt"n ing sides of
road leading from said town to the Of Newark Del
aware. and containing exclusive of the part thereof
over which tn" Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company has right Of way
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Dr.. Simms' Pair, Searcher
CURES THE sEvEREsT PAINS
IN FROM | TO Is MINUTES.

No need suffer with Pains after reading about
tins remedy.
SIMMS' PAIN SEiRCHER is a sure cure in every
case Of Rheumatism. Ii has never failed Ii i. rho
only remedy that will relieve the most excruriat ne
Pain. steps Neuralgia cures Headache instantly stops
Cramps aud Pans IN the Stomach and Bowel, Ly ON.
dose iuwardly. ami one application uutwarily
IN FROM l TO Is MINUTES
matter how severe the of the unfortunate WIN
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6 COWS, / Of them fresh now, and ,
will be in Spring-Alderney and
Durham stock: 3 YEARLINGS; 6
SHOATS: ! HIVE OF BEES.

Farm Wagon, Market Wagon, twosrat Carriage,
Tors" Cart, Wheat Hriil. Springo"th II"rs Rake.
I train Fan, Curn-h"litr l cider Mill Corn Nall |
Grain Cradle, Cutting Box, Pow-, Harrows. Cultva-
tons. Singlr aud D"ulietrers, Hoes, Rakes Shovcls
Forks Crescent Saw Grindstouc, Scyth-s and Surads.
OK Chains l. ad Chains, Brar Scythes. Post Spade
Brnal An Crowhars Gruhhing Hoes HogsheadS, Bar
r-lis Carriage tongue: lot al Seed Potatoes Hay BIZ
the ton stack.
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Dairy Fix
tuTcs: Bt>tradS Bureaus. l dozen Wooden Chairs, >
Il H"n Cane SEAT Chairs. Settee Tables, sofa Carpet
Looking Glasses. Cook Stove. Churn, Buckets Milk
Pans, and u lot OF articles too numerous to III nun.
TERMS OF SALE-An sums Of Ten dollars and
under, cash: all over Ten dollars credit of
Ten months will Ice given. Icy the purchaser giving his
Note with approved security payable the National
Bank of ElktOn. with interest from due if not paid
when due All notes prid within thirty days from the
time They given Will have five per Deducted
from the amount JAMES NERREl.
Feb l.. ls11-2w :. J. PRICE, Auct.
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After the final decision is rendered in
favor of Mr.. Hayes, the Democracy have
another resource to fall back upon. They
are prepared to show, at least to the salts
faction of supporters of Tilden and Hen
bricks, by process peculiarly Democratic
that lS4 is a greater number than 1S5, and
that, therefore, Tiden and Hendricks are
honestly elected.
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES.

moro OF less The improvements consist of -
substantial DWELLING HOUSE with seven asllk
rooms and cellar under the whole u good E,sa VA
Barn, 81 10 feet. Stone Stable high Wagon
house, with Granary Wooi-house, shop. Smoke-Lou,-
Coru-crbs &c.
:. very desirable AMI productive place.
Hf-Terins Easy.
Possess. given on 25th Of March next.
Mr.. Henry Benjamin, residing the farm will be
pleased to show til" place purchasers; the subSrr
Der residing Zion, will convey purchasers the
place free of charge.
Feb s. lS71-tf JOSIAH REEnFR.
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Trst-KErEgN l.. JAM4R. Register.
F,h /. Isl 6N
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- ~ W. : ",
FOUR HEAD OF HORSES.

: Mtres-l Of them with foal-cIC"llrnt drivers, will
work anywhere; nor-e, very good draft farm ami
NAL: Colt, will H. years old in May. very large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
Letter from Hon. Charles FRANCIS
4 I Adams. 20 B

q
The following letter from Hon. Charles
Franc,s Adams to Lieutenant-Govern0r
Dorshej,ner, OF New York, Is published. IL
is dated Quincy, November 9th. and, Is IN
reference to Mr.. Dorsheimer's Iammany
speech Of October Goth: :.
MY Dear Sir,-At 4 O'Clock 1t Is so carK
to-day in my library that can scarcely write
straightto recognize yours OF the 3rst ultlmo
and the recerti0n OF copy OF Your remarks.
I have read Il with much pleasure. Ii is
firm but moderate statement OF the case De-
fore us In politics. do not perceive In the
public press any adequate treatment OF the
matter. The moral effect upon the pubic
mind OF success in elections through the
agency of fraud, as exempliied in the last
election, ought to be counteracted with tue
greatest yigor, or else both sides will be sure
to concentrate all their powers upon the art
OF cheating as the great Instrument lul
triumph. It does no credit to the hepupll.
can party that it has not instituted an nones.
investigation Of the facts OF the case nst
year. Their stunning all ailusion 70 'he
matter betrays their sense OF Its trutn.
Yet there appears to be languid move
ment towards an amendment or the Cohstl-
tuition, rs il that was all that was necessary
r. reInstate matters. II the earnest spirit I've
wanting, no good can come OUT OF any aiti,
fetal deyice.~.The question-is, Shall fraud
be Justified by success? The Republicans
now stand upon that ground. 1t seems TO
me to he the duty Of all honest men TO
counteract this tendency by uphoidsng the
great maxim OF law as well US OF morals,
That fraud spoils everything that it touches:
I trust, as time passes, the importance, C OF
this question will be more appreciated: 10
me it is OF little moment, as matters OF TINS
sort rarely move SO rapidly as the genera
lions OF the race experience change. You
are Younger, and can hope to do more use
full work then yours, very truly,
i"' " -. C. +. ADAMS.
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sPECIAL NOTICES. .

Ne SPECIAL, aNOTTCE.-THE SALE
of the Real Estate owned by the estate of william
Mitchell. Jr., deceased, win commence on MON
DAY, November 10, ut ~ o'clock NJ, and be con
tinued on the following day TUESDAY, ut the same
hour, and ut O'Clock T. d.. ~.-..s... .----
There will be sold thirteen pieces Of property, all
lying In the heart of the city, mostly Main. Gov
ernor and FRANKLIN streets, embracing VALUABLE
STORES, A FIaST.CLASS DWELLING, FINE
BUILDING LOTS, and FOUR LOTS yielding we'll
secured ground-rents In gold, with conditions llll-
usually favorable TO the lessons.
In the extent, variety, and value Of the property
to be sold this win offer more inducements 10 in
vcstors than have been combined in any one sale
which has taken place In this city for many years.
For particulars see the advertisement In this paper
signed by Mr.. Andrew Johnston, commissioner.
@sii..' .. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
n no 10 AuctIoneers,
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the l4th of November, 81 Z, at 81
pauI's church, by Rev. Charles MinaigcrOdc, D. D.:
Dr. ROBERT G. CABELL, JR., aud Miss Ann
HARRIS BRANCH, daughter OF the late Colonel
James r. Branch; all Of this city.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Married, on thc 18Th of November. 1877, at the
residence of the brides parents By Rev. 4. y.
Slcdd, JOSEPH L. SMITH and Miss SALLlE +.
EVANS, daughter OF Colonel Thomas j. Evans: nll
OF Richmond. ..... .>.r=s 49,.
Married. OIL the 18th instant. bv Rev. ID. B. Win
free D. D., Mr.. T.. y. GREGORY and Miss LAUR
G. SEEDLINGS; sll Of Manchester.
Married. OH Thursday. November s. 1877, AT =
Johns church. by Rev. \. w. WeddeA, Mr.. " 3.
GROONS to Miss MAMIE II. SHINE; both OF ms
city. No cards.
Married. on Thursday, November 10Th, by the
Rev. nr. Minnigcrode, at The rsi0ence Of INC
brides aunt, Mrs. Moncure, Mr.. JOHN d. VIM
to CLARA HAXALL L, daughter OF the ia'e Dr.
John Is. and Elizabeth +. Tutt.
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sPEClAE NOTICES.
m ONCE MORE In THE MARKET.
r. r PRICE G. co.

T. r. PRICE & co.
announce tile arrival Of the largest and most select
line or CLOAKS IN PLAIN BEAVERS and
MATELASsE faucles; .......-..
New line or DRESS GOODS, embracing mngnt-
cent line OF BLACK SILKS at ante-6ellum
rates; E. E..s. Nt
COLORED SILKS from 81 to S2 per yard;
In BLACK aud COLORED we can
offer In endless variety;
CASSIafERES and CLOTHS In beautiful assortment
of grades and manufacture.
We solicit the attention Of buyers to orr stock OF
GENTLEMEE'S and LADIES hlDs-'n these
goods we have fullest line south of New York
six-button, four-button, three, two, aud one
button. .
Something novel in TWo-BUTTON GENTLE
MEMS KIDS-Castor and Dogskin.
We call attention to our stock Of VIRGINIA
GOODS in GLOVES and CASSIMERES. These
goods, by superior manufacture and State pro-
ducton, should receive liberal patronage.
This day We receive a magnificent line ofRCF-
FILINGS, r ..
81. FLANNELs, DoMEsT1Cs,
'j LINENS. and HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Look at our BLACK CASHMERE from 75c to SO.
.r.. -n.' IT. II. PRICE & CO..
no Is ,.... -. L.- 11o1 Main street.
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The Horrid Brigade.

The tnanciers have copied from the Chi
nese part OF their war tactics 10 formhs
brigade OF alarnists whose business 1t Is 10
impart terror to the enemy and set them a
flying from the field. Both New York ana
Philadelphia have organized such oodies'
who have made their demonstration upon
Washington with the view OF putuhs "
flight the poor silver advocates VINO ha''
yentured to pitch their tents in the eae,a'
CITY. The Philadelphia body was cspec'alis
fearful. II was headed by the vcneraoie
DnExEr.. whose fame rs Philadelphia Dro-
kcr has been long and widespread. when
ccnt-pcr.cent. comes to the front it is worse
than an army with real guns; but what
was still more alarming. GEORGE W.
CurlDs, Of tue Philadelphia Lcdger, brought
ND the rear. Oh. the funeral poetry OF
that man would make any mans heart SINK
down to bis boots. The visitations OF these
alarming organizations could net fail to ter
riy Congress. They pointed out the dread
fui. consequences Of making money OF sill
YER. That was all that was wanted to make
"mince-meat OF US all. Government
bonds would be intellectually injured, and
four per cents would be heard OF no more
after the passage Of tho silver bill. Busi'
ness would be at an end, all happiness de-
stroyed, and there would be nothing lett
save an clegiac verse by the immortal
CmLDs, possibly resembling this:
Smiling Plenty, thou has left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits silver hath bcrcft U.S.. -
Whose destruction, and that only, can our
sorrows heal.
The last line is faulty, but in most OF the
immortal CuLDs'S verses all the lines are
faulty.
We much fear that the brokers prophe-
cies will make all quail; but should that he
braved, how can the Government stand
Colonel CMTLDs's poetry2 1t Is all injurious
scheme. We pray that it may not lead to
min