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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03
q CARD.

ITO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
Z the errors and indiScrections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early de ,ay, loss OF
manhood, &C, l wi / send a recipe that
Will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered ny a missionary i =
South America. Send a seli.addressed
envelope 70 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman.
Station D. Bios Hoass, New York City.
ocl6sgs
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Go on Express Without Waiting.

EOR pARKERSBURG, PGMEROY GAL
T. lipolis. Huntington, Ports .ySlLA
mouth and Cincinnati. CEEzsk
The commodious and swift passe niger
steamer EXPRESS, A. B. Booth, Master,
NJ. r. Noll, Clerk, will leave Tor the above
this day, Tuesday, December the ith, at
7 o'clock A. M. promptly. state ooins can
be secured at boat store or the old rell Die
wharf boat, where freight Will be received
until hour OF departure by
dec3o G. ii. BOOTH & son, Agents.
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Proposals for Building Toll House.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, Dec. 3, 1877.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CFFICE,
WHEELING, Dec. 8, 1877.
Proposals will be received at this office,
to close ct Il O'Clock noon, Saturday,
December Sth, for building a toll house OF
four rooms at the JUNCTION oil the falr
mont and Elm Grove roads, on Ca!dW ellis
run. Bidders will specify the time they
will require To com plete said building,
specifications and plan 10 be seen IN inis
office. 4 he building 10 be wooden bulld-
ing with an average 4 feet nigh prlcR wal
So Ieet long by Is fe wide, and 9inches
thick as foundation.
BY order of the Committee.
dec3 CHAS. ID. HENS, Cierh'
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DON'T FORGET THE
A ~ ID H -.
REGILAR TUESDAY PACKET.

REGULAR TUESDAY PACkFI.
To passengers going TO Gin =
cinnati, Louisville and all in rl-zes4sszll.
termediate points. This elayan new as
senyer steamer offers every comfort. She
leaves on Tuesday evening, the 4th inst,
at 3 O'Clock. freight and passengers re-
cefpted through to all points West and
south. Apply on board TO capt. Muhle-
man or to MONG Il SEAMDN, Agents,
1859 Water Street, and Peoples Hharf
Boat, uecor
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Paper Box Manufacturer.

Nos. l2ll and 1913 Main street, up stairs
told Union halD, is now prepared 10 make
al kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Bo3es
in as good style and al as low prices r.
sny house IN the country. Orders fron
the country promptly attssdss 70.
jyl0-sgs
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FATHER EREUSCHE.

Yesterday being the ttty-ninth birth
day Cf tire Rev. Father Kreusche, 2 large
number OF his friends and Pensioners
aa.led upon him snd rendered their con-
gratulations. Several elegant presents
were made 10 him among others being a
superb altar set OF solid silver lined with
gold. The workmanship wAs very ele-
gsnL and tasteful, ard the pieces were
vory costly. This was the contribution
o. lis loving Pensioners. The Rev.
Father is we'll known in this city and all
wish him well.
notwithstanding the cold weather yes
terday morning, the Thompson NJ. Z.
church, lslsnd, was well filed to listen to
Rev. y. K. Reiley, the pastor He took
MS text from st Luke. oath chapter,
2o-h to S6th verses, inclusive Mr.. Kelley
eloqdently impressed upon his hearers
the great Importance of closer fellow
ship with Christ. The comfort, hsppi-
ness and good 10 be derived by the
heart earnestly and constantly commun-
my with Jesus was inestimsble. The
stress OF the discourse was upon this
point. be wanted his hearers to feel as
the Disciples did when Christ talked to
them by the way and opened the Scrip
lures TO them, /. C., "rheIr hearts burned
within them"
Mr.. Stone closed the services with
feTyent prayer.
The sacrament: o! the Lords supper
WAS ceie brated At the
NORTH ST. NJ. L. CHURCH,
yesterday morning, the Rev. Wlilets, the
pastor, o:iclsti?S Preceding the cere-
mony the minister preached an able snd
effective sermon suited to the occasion.
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RESEE TEAS.

800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Tyson, OoIOng, English Breakfast
and SorchOnS Teas, IN store and Tor sale
al low Il cures. NJ. REILLY.
1903 and 1911 Main street
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DUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

| ZINE large stock OF the above ceIc-
brated Powder, VIZ: Rife, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages which 1 will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. have portable
magazines of differcnt sizes for shipping,
and will deliver Tree on cars or BOAT. This
Powder is unequalled in strength and
quality. z. REILLY,
Sole Agent
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FISH.

Mackerel, Nos. l, 2 and 3, in barrels, half
barrels and Eits; Lase Herring In hall
and quarter barrels; Salt Water Herring
In barrels and halt barrels; in store and
for sale by ". REILLY,
lunI 1909 and 1911 Main Street
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Yourself and Your Horse.

Are Liable 10 Cuts, Calls, Bruises Chaps,
&c, Try the grand heal NJ application
COoMO1INE.
The medicinal and veterinary, both TOR
sale by Logan, List & Co., Druggists,
Wheeling. no24
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REFINED sUG&RS.

500 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Granu.
lated, Coffee and Yellow, In tore and Tor
"A e al low est market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
1907 and 1911 Main Street
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

DR.. Cunningham preached from the
ninetieth Psalm, seventh verse: land
.et the beauty OF the works OF the Lord
our God be upon us, and establish Thou
the work of our hands; yea, the work of
our hands establish Thou it," This praye
was written by Moses for the people of
Isreai but not for them alone. 1t is Tor
ali time aid eli people. Shall We not
make this PRAYER our own? Should we
not ask tnat the work OF
oar hands shall be permanent
and lasting unto future generations. To
IL! of our work there are two sides, the
Human and Divine. We SOW the seed
in our own poor way and the gracious
Lord waters 1t; protects 1t through the
perlod o; termination, and firally har-
tests it for the children OF men. What
desire to specially impress upon you
i)-day, is the Importance OF our Sunday
chools The great seal OF the Lord has
been placed upon them, and thou
.ands OF children have been
brought to knowledge o.;
Christ. To continue our good work
cur hearts must be with the spirit of our
undertaking, and not with the world, for
we cannot be with the Lord and pleas
ure AZ the same time. The rule of love
g the one which governs children in
neir homes, and their characters are
stuffed To- find means OF influencing
mem. Why is not this the same in
sunday Schools? When the great cham.
pion OF Scotland, Robert Bruce, died, he
requested his faithful Douglass to
carry his heart to the Holy
5epulchre in Jerusalem for burial.
On the way thither Douglass was at
scket by the Moors, and when nearly
overcome lie took the casket containing
ne heart and threw it IN the midst OF
.isenemies, crying, wherever the heart
! Bruce leads a Douglass will follow"
and he succeeded in de eating his assail-
Is. Let those " 40 tea "a in our Sunday
schools follow this eKsmple;thrOw IN their
hearts AMI the bodily attendance and co.
peration will follow. The children
nave moral nature which should be
carefully taught.
1t is very easy to tel! whether q child
Ass been reIigiously brought up at hone,
,rd If they have not, then surely our
schools are the places where such train
~ should be inCulcsted. There is too
much irivolity among our young teach
3, male and female too much triAing
with Their classes aud Introduction of
worldly masters We should be careful
10 our selection of books, for they have
much to do with the iormstion of chill
dren's minds. After taking u collection
or ha benefit of the Sunday schools, the
congregation was dismissed. The church
was crowded and IN the evening another
isrge congregation assembled to hear DR..
Cunningham lecture on Gods Promise
Jacob" which was oae of a series
hat he has been delivering for some
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GAROLExA RICE.

% tierces receiv we'd direct from Charles
ton, in store and tor sale by
". REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main street
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MEATS AND EARD.

Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassed Shoulders Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard n tierces, bar.
rels, halt barrels, kegs and pals, IN at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY.
1893 and 1871 Main street
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0ne-haIf the Battle

In setting good table is won on your Bis.
cult and ku-k. These are always light
and wholesome when made WIN Logan,
List & Cos Excelsior BAKING Powder.
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POTOMAC HERRING,

q Halt barrels No. just received and
for sale by. VI. REILLY,
1879 and 1911 Main street.
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vste-cultivate that love which never
fails, which is the same when winter
storms and biting frosts depress as when
Summer suns and fragrant flowers glad.
den the soul. "Follow alter charity
"Patisnce under trial" the
text says, Is another evidence
of soul prosperity. The trials
of the church AT Thessslonica, both In Its
individual and collective capacity, were
of the severest order. Their enemies en-
desvored to make their precious and
comforting faith in the resurrection sp-
pear as foolishness; but amid all these
sore trials they manifested great patience.
Whatever be your trial, wait patiently
ON God, and the darkness will be light
about you" The sermon was from IN IAN
uscrpt, and occupied thirty minutes IN
delivery. The delivery showed the alb
sence of the usual esrnestness OF this pull
nit, because o. the lack OF physical
strength.
The afternoon service of this church is
ALWAYS with the children and young peo-
ple of the Sunday School. Yesterday
the lesson was on "Tbe Deliversnce,"
following the one of lsst Sunday on "Paui
in the Storm The artist of the school
had very inepicture OF Hopes female
figure holding an anchor-by which
prominent points in the lesson were
Illustrated. The school is very iuiI
and keeps up its remarkable interest In
every department.
The evening sermon by Rev. BarnNz
was from Matthew xxi, Is, on "The
Bsnished Guest"
at the
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Yesterday morning there was good at
tendance. Rev. j. T. Mcclure, pastor,
occupied the pulpit, using as text the
S:h versa os the 18th chapter of the
Gospel by John. "Peter saith unto Him,
thou shall. never wash my feet. Jesus
answered him If | wash thee not thou
hast no part with me-" After discussing
the subject of Christian humility in 3
practical manner, the question as to how
\ part with Christ may be obtained was
presented, this point being determined,
other questions such as whether this act
of washing the disciples feet was III
tended to be made a permanent ordi-
nance, etc were answered.
In the evening the sermon was on the
subject OF "Limiiing God" The text was
from 18th Psalm, last part OF the 4lst
verse. The points presented were IN.
volved in the question now do men limit
God? After presenting number OF
illustrations from the scriptures, it was
shown that men limit the ireeness and
fullness of Divine grace in their prayers,
in their refusing to believe in the faith
.ulness of God, in their Affections, IN
their duties and In many other ways.
1t was announced that communion
services would be held on the third
sunday in December.
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Protect Your Lungs.
Q. STEINMB

With the improved Chest Protectors. sole
by Logan Llst & Co., Druggists, Wheeling
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BuckWheat Cakes,

Batter Cakes and Biscuit, made light, crisp
and wholesome with Logan, List 6 Co.'S
Excelsior BAKING Powder.
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NOTICE.
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

DOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
L Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all dis.
orders or"'- Il on by Indiscretion or Ex.
cess. ~ druggist has the ingredients.
Address DIR. JACQUES & CO.,
teoS9sc Cincinnati, Q =
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TORACgGS,

l have on hand tull une OF Tobaccos,
rom the leading manu- act1rieS in the
country. including LoriIiart's, FINER
Bros, Homer HudsOn's, J. b. Pace, Rich.
mond, j. X. Pace, Danville, b. F.. Gravely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, larry G. HOl-
brook Navy.
can furnish all sty les made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
Nj. BELLY,
1903 and I3ll Main ,Sfrrnf-
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CONSUMPTION Cured

IA I'D physician, retired from practice, hayIu, re-
,,I tt"iu IA at luttL missionary the formula ui
-,ltptr vegetable Remedy Tor spuCay ami permanent
axe 81 pam, OJOn,hEtS C8aTIh, HHtu. and
% '.roIt aud lung affections asO a chr, for nervous
s"U !ty and all nervous complaints, having tested its
I-t'a powers IN thousands 81 cases. nas lett has
e., 20 ntE" & known t. hs suffering fellows Actu
" % c..re 70 rel leye human suffer will send
80. tIi II Gc-,re titus pc N German. rCUua
v..4g .I-u with Ji DIR" lIUp-. NddT"s- v.t' st.luD
Nv .ouerar. l-oP Power Block ,kyuuesleT,N ny.
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wgw AovERTls Tat ITS

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec tth, ,o.,
I,ecoco' = renowned Comic Opera, Ia ACTS
IA FILE DE MADAME ANGOT
MADAME Angot's child. ON,
rr.,rat,s LICE OATES.
In the third act, Grand Dance by entire Co.
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CLING and Revolvers. Illustrated Price
uUtSS List tree. Great western Gun
Un,kS Pittsburgh. Pa. nOeD
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and dazzled by the sun on the water,
leaned back on the boxes, wondering II
| toolrso long to reach the bridge, and 80
wondering. fell asleep.
she awoke with start 70 find It dusk,
and to cry out at the strange place IN
which she found herself.
"Iwant to 70 home, ! dol" ;aei..s
Ather wall. the man sprang up from his
place at the rudder.
II / haven't forgotten you clean
outp' he said. z" You poor little kit
ten! s'pose you went to sleep, and So
did I. while Sam was at the fore, and here
ANY walled louder than before, andher'
friendtri awkwafdly ID comfort her. It
was Of no use, and when. presenf1ys they
met boat going toward the town, he &C
cepted, with relief, Sans suggestion that
she be sent back on 1t.
I. It's Joe Bangs, and his wife Is
along She'll be kind TO you, !" said Sam,
as Amy, still weering, was handed over.
with . hurried explanation, and received
by frowsy woman in q greasy gown.
How Amy hated the ill-smelling cabin
into which she was taken, and even tho.
kind, but untidy, people who tried @ CON-
fort her. She could not sleep on the
stuffy bed she would not eat, though Mrs.
| Bangs offered her a large slice OF bread
and molasses. She could only cry, sndi
think of home, and happiness. andmams
lima, a. the slow hours went on. ss~.
1t was ten O'Clock when Amy was de-
| livered at her fathers door. to find all the
Household in alarm about her naughty
self She plunged into the arms Of
mamma, who sat, pale and anxious, on
the sofa, ~ ,sf.......
I" II You was my little Amy, I'd forgive
you, for you'd be cured of canal boats "
sObbed the child, and then mamma and
Amy, cried together. "a ..a., !,
And certainly Amy has never taken an
other canal voyage since that time
Youth's COMPANION. oil 'iE {. ai399M
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aMILTIADES AND THE SKOOTH.
SP0KEN NAN. IN s =. :.

rrrrSS MA anAnwa prrrprru pArst. go. = &.
H.I s.ieer ,neeth the charrv-tree' heard some
- krsi1 =, y ,Jss'f Z b a 3 i
q, ~ t,,,,ss ,sIh1r unnsnl3 rronnf3 tl.sv vlsuse
= - y.s,.-fS- ''-I..--- : ,.'r TT
A,d tlers stocsl h;s s;ater. Abiathar Ann.
~ ~ ~, " Va, ,,,r.t .r ~ once down 4, tlse
WY lot 1ot 80 ' ls...s e. 49, -" : 60
And take the boys dinner rT-here tis' smoking
i, .h;. Isss,.. por,ttell the trampa what Won
have IN il -. ,
II Won al thew win take it away in q minute"
Ia. III
so little Miltisdes PeAsrh;n Paul -.
u All M ' " '1 - " - s'''' s '''s Wy
Wban he Nv. ali at once. sittinr tbere ON the
| $50 lIliEsI iI s.ff,r ~
.leel. .ionk;uo man vho .rtse vith I mile.
]" NY iins little fellow, i wish you good day.
And what let ma ask. IL your names sir2 and
where s - q -
Are you going 20 fast, pray! And what have
you there. +" tAst =
sx Sflssf3a III Al iifsl ~
ss NV name i Miltiades Petsrkin Paul."
Said Mlltiados, thinking no harm could befau
In pausing {, answer 20 civil man. siti1 g
q I am RDing TO TIE lot for AhiAthAr Ann,
To take the boyn' dinner they're making The
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-05-10
A Mouse Killed by q Music.

sd THE following strange facts have often
related to friends, who, after hearing the
story, have asked me to send the facts to
some paper. -@ tFat4 49, aet tt5isi
This being Monday ministers play-dayi
Il will divert my mind by giving you
the following account of the writer's ex-
,perience in killing mouse by music.
There are five or six living who were eye-U
witnesses of the death scene of that poor
Il was in the spring Of 1879, when was
pursuing my studies at Center College,
Danyille, Ky. AT one time during the
fall previous an attempt was made by
some miscreants to burn the, new and
splendid college building, which was then
advancing toward completion. The las-
tardly attempt was failures through lack
OF kindling wood, to give it agood start.
Fer the security of the building was
given a small room in it, where soon l
took tip my abode 1niaginations of the
building burning down over my head
some night, while asleep, gave me q few
wakeful nights. Furnished with AM old
carbine by Mr.. ---- il loaded 1t
two thirds full of beans, corn, and fine
shot. With that behind the door felt
quite, safe, and began to sleep soundfy.
Being alone, became interested IN a
couple of mice which frequepted my room.
| They lived in small closet adjoining,
and when in the evenings 1would play ON
nv violin the little creatures would come
tforth from their hiding place and sit down
in the shadow OF the stove. on their
! haunches, holding up their paws like a
squirrel eating. At first I thought they
were eating, but soon found to nv sur-t
prise they were not eating, but only lis, !,
tening. To be certain Of this, would oc-
casional,y stop playing, and make an at
| tempt to move, when they would scampers
| away; but return again as soon as ! COM
menced playing. Having chased them in
and played them out as often as five or
six times in one evening, and they always
| taking the same position every time, be-
came thoroughly convinced that 1t was
the music they were, after. ! began TO
tell friends of the amusement was having
with the mice. They would all smile an
incredulous answer. played FOR my III,
tle companions some three weeks, and
| they enioyed it SO much, and 50 did l. I
often noticed two things: :. ..
i. That high piercing notes or sounds
! seemed to give them pain: as evidence of
/ this, they would turn their heads to one
side and shrug their shoulders. sa,g ay 4 (.
Jla2. That having remained afew minutes
under the sound or influence OF music
upon approaching them, they seemed
stupid slowly. running away. purlpgi
4 the three weeks playing for them, one OF
them attempted more than once 70 crawl
up my pants leg while l was PLAYING.
One evening invited some gen.emen 20
my room to play with me ana Wltness she
capers ot the mice h9e genuemsn nay,
ing arrived, ana We were an ses.ea f1una ".i
the room, tufneu Lne lfgns cI ne lamp
low, and saad: BOYS, Oe qules now
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"A robin was shot near this city few
days since. Its gizzard was enlarged to
three or four times the natural size, and
was utterly misshapen. A small mecca
sin snake, in perfect preservation, prn-s
tsuded from it about four inches. The
head Of the snake is. still concealed in the
cavity OF the gizzard. The specimen, In
alcohol, is carefully preserved BY gen.
Item an of this city II RsahsaoHd Wing.
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6 Black in 70 Face. "

eEhe had promised him that she would
mend the lining of his new oyercoat, If
he would wear another and leave that at
home. And so, as he had left, she took
it from the racAsand caIriea it into hsr e
Z sss esk IS kSiis III. Wilton, and he hsa ben
married five years, and never-neTer-
never during that time had had one un-
happy moment. Mr.. Wilton had been
very attersl1 11svery kind, very generous,
and nstar maze her jealous. She often
ssifiq was the happiest woman living.
Now, d. she looked at the lining and
. mparedkhe sill. With WhfA she was
al 4Splace ~ IN pSs4, she ~
6hhklhE these tlibugf6. 2
They had never had any children, but,
when people are all in all to each other,
Ets fs.:Sinx Fl lis is Ia her.
"And he is just the dearest, best. truest
fellow in the worldr' said Eve Wilton to
herself. ~ am, mot, half good enough
{f6&<hh3! III wonder what thiA Is in his
pocket; it bulges it all out of shape"
She put her hand into the breast pocket
| al she smoke, and drew out little pack
r a4e, wrapped up in silver paper and tied
with blue ribbon.
Something he has bought for me, l
Ss / 1oaier was{ u 7 q fthi1k 4 wont
l6te2it.ultil he o6nea,A A6oae. ''w yhenshe
| laid the silk across the hole, and cut out
and basted it down.
81 wonder what it Is" said she.
atom did mean toagekme am opera glasss
| / know; bus tisiS Is NOT tlie shape o. The
I i.66aafcSIs II dd1shv 1s6in IKE e book,
| !ses!! - eflI 9NEl
kss She looked It the package again.
al do wonder what it is, = said she, and
heramed the patch down.
,.ssss / e III 4 Is 7Sgs n
Now ! do wonder what there Is in that
Ev5 put The costoves . chiir and took
| m the little parcel. ssishlipt @GAd ~
sss Tom wouldn't mind" she said.
~ ll ,iS III 'faf ns psspbta sh s ss'f f8l I
~ Then nsns4 sas Rpa,a sa1
.bear Tom,r said she, he must keep
nv old letters next his hsart, and heneveI
| hasitold me.''
3 ',|';|| 81 & ] !; |l'If4'tl:; !;
ne q, s',si. es,s;.s az Ire sss es'F son.
So cast her eyes over thsm. They were
loys I lsfI3S = &c -