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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-14
ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
ROPP'S
EASY CALCULATOR

i new pgaCau1a tuat must prove Of gcNcua1c uaHft
70 GARNER. Mechanics f.i Business Men. T. FtJ
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simple and uf ~ that the uust t,5vfa iu t-uIcs can
ttsfIHtvfsTnIv become his accountant n euaI
thousands % accomplish 10 minute what they could not
tenn 20 calculate iu many months.
The first rlrf contains entirely Uy,n Of Tahss
which shOy aautDr the exact value OF all kinds o!
Grain, StCcz Hay Coal, Lumber Merchandise ETC. from
me pound up o. fl, ana Tor any price TIA the mar
ket rkely 20 efch the Interest any Tor any time
AZ all l per cent correct measurement Of al KIND.
Of Lumber, SAY Logs. t.t-rns, 1auE- GraHare- Bins
wagon Beds, 8rn Cas, Time, Wages and many other
valuable table,.
The second part T. practical Arithmetic sUd embolle,
a simple mathematical principle which enables gIg oa.
familiar with ne !lnaa Eental rules 20 'erslne iyAfHiHg
0I'HfY'y and hy which ' ftrI- % The figures and
labor reluires hy fae ordinary methods. and win
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papers. II hy iar themost complete prtHelsye and
convenient pocket manual ever pgtuslsH
PRICES: Bound !n Eussia Leaf'e-. Gi,a.1. = %: so
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-14

In cleaning paint. put 20 two quarts 81 hot
water two tablc,pCon.Gls uf turg.uiide and
enc pint uf skinned milk, with only enough
soap 10 make q weak suds. and IT, sill remove
all stains from The pals; and leave q iine IDS
tire almus, ike warm =. Oh risti8s at..I-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-14

In the course Of recent lecture in Paris,
regarding the use of birds, an estimate was
formed of the damage to crops by the robbery
of a nest contsiHg five eggs. During tie first
about fifty.eight flies or other insects IN Gsy.
The aggregate, multiplied BY 50, for the
month, makes 1900 insects TO every nest.
Every insect eats daily from blossoms and
leaves an amount eq"aling lis weight until
il reaches maturity. Il was calculated that
in thirty days each insect would damage thir.
~ blossoms, and thereby destroy thirty fruits.
and 800 Insects would kill 2?5OJO fruits. II
will be well, therefore, for farmers sons 20
reflect upon the damage done 10 their parents
by wantOn robbery Of a single nest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-14

III kinds OF school Books and school station
cry. az osmaa * HaPrman's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
The squabDIe over the Fisheries.

TORONTO, July IA special to the
GLybe, dated London the 9TH, says: The
TinleS, 10 m editorial on the Fisheries
Commission, SAYS: The Alabama case,
in which it WAS certain England would
have To pay something, WAS not lll.lOOked
after. 1t WAS expressly stated that 1t
was to be decided upon all points by n
majority OF the arbltrators, but When II
WAS referred the llablnty ot the United
States was not easily secured. We shall
nave first TO convince the United States
Commissioner, and he may possibly be q
little deaf to arguments winch seem clear
enough TO others. We may nope, nj any
rate, That the case will be decently con-
Quoted on our side No sum should be
asked from the United States beyond
that to which We are prepared to
maintain our right, that which We believe
the Commissioners would assign II they
Judged correctly. The possibility that
they may choose TO save themselves some
trouble and some odium by taking the
case halt way, and splitting the differ
ence between what we ask and what the
UnIted States offers, is no reason why
we should ask more tnan We are entitled
TO. 1t tconcerns our honor 10 give bet
ter example of the way IN when an IN
ternatlonal lawsuit should be conducted
on the part OF the plaintiff. Compared
with this the result is matter OF in.
dItfereLce. We shall acluiesce IN any
tnIng which, IN some way or other,
settles the fisheries question between the
United States and ourselves and pre-
vents them from being again open, and
perpetually subject us to quaTrelo.' ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
LACERATING THE OLD SORE.

A great furore has been suddenly
kicked up among some prominent state
men at Washington by the probable dis
closures resulting from the Indictment OF
the members of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board ior altering and forg.
ing the necessary returns to hand
over the State to the HAYES Elec-
tors, Ex-Gov. WELLS. PACKARD
and PIrKIS are said to be at the bottom
OF it, snd they declare that the Return
ing Board shall not be punished alone.
The interest and excitement aroused At
New Orleans over the probable expose
is rapidly on the increase. A special to
the Cincinnati Commercial says that
three important State officers urged Gov.
NICHOLS TO write note TO
the grand jury requesting that body to
desist from further investigation of the
matter, request the governor, for very
prudent reasons, did not see it to fulfill.
A nest OF rs great rogues rs the world
ever saw have fallen out, and while
honest men may not get their dues we
will expect to hear sworn evidence OF
such wicked COLLISION in high places rs
to make the nation blush crimson over
the acts OF brassy checked men, who are
now administering the laws of the land
with about as much authority rs would
have the Emperor of Morocco.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Further Particulars of the
Recent Fight.
Bold Bank Robbery at
Keesville, N, Y.
Unfounded Rumor Of the
Pope's Death.
Washington Items.

WAsHINGroN, July I The invitation
of Capt. Howgate to the merchants OF
the large cities of the United States u
assist pecunIarily in his polar erpIora,
tions, has been responded to very liber'
ally. Contributions have been SO gen
erous that he has been able to procure
the vessel necessary, and she will sail the
10Th of this month from New London,
where she Is now beng fitted out for her
VOYAGE. The officer selected to command
her is Captain Tyson, OF the Merchant
Marine He was navigator OF the Polarls
aud has been on several Polar expedi-
tlons.
The War Department torbids by cir
culsr, under the revised statutes, the re-
appointment o. cadets 1t the Military
Academy reported rs deficient within u
certain time, and announces that, rs the
discharge of cadets from the Academy,
found deficient in conduct or studies al
the annual or semi-snnual examination,
is based solely upon the recommendation
of the Academic Board, applications for
the reversal of such action cannot, in the
absence OF recommendation by the Board,
receive favorable attention by the De
partment Absolute compliance with the
discipline and educational requirements
of the Academy is demanded in every
case, and no exception to the rule will be
made in any instance.
A telegram ~ the War Department
from General Sherman announces that
he WAS to leave St. Paul, Minnesota, to.
day, accompanied by General Terry, for
Bismarck; thence they 20 to Big Horn,
where they expect to meet General Sherl-
dan on the 25Lh inst.
Joseph McKsmmon and Major Thos.
Ii. Bradley, OF the Board investigating
the alleged irregularities in the Indian
Office, lett Washington tor the west yes
terday on official business.
The totsl amount OF subscription To
the four per cent loan received in the
United States to date Is Sl3,222, ,250
The Treasury Bureau of Engraving and
Printing has on hand to-day 81 900 tour
per cent coupon conSoIs, 5,400 have been
delivered to date, l,200 to-day, and
Monday 500 will be delivered, and the
number will be increased from day to
day until it reaches from 5000 TO 600
There are 10000 registered bonds in
hand and $500 have been delivered.
Paper pulp amounting to about 700
tots wet and five tons dry, produced by
maceratlon of United States notes and
securities and revenue stamps, will be dis
posed of at private sale. The bids made
are regarded rs too low.
Inquiries at the State Department fail
to elicit positive confirmation OF the
rumor that Baysrd Taylor had been
offered al appointment a. Minister to
Russia or Belgium, but there seems sutti-
cient ground for believing that he is
authorized to make choice of either.
There are seven thousands applications
on lie in the State Department for ap-
pontments rs Consuls, although st pre-
sent there is not one sssrIed cOnsul,nip
vacant except that OF St. Paul De Loando,
very unhealthy post on the coast OF
Africa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
CONDENSED TEI.EGKAns.

Specie shipments to Europe, Saturday,
were $500, 900 in gold coin.
Misses Fanny and May Davenport
actresses, are booked for England.
The American Mining and Stock Ex-
change is TO unite with the New York
Vi ming Exchange
The Saginaw races for this year are
postponed indefinitely, on account of the
failure of the purses to fill.
Five steamers left New York, Satur-
lav, for + Irope carrying in all about
four hundred saloon passengers.
Charles l.. Richards u wealthy retired
manufacturer OF Now York, died yester-
day OF sn Overdose of hydrate OF chlOrsl
At the intercollegiate athletic contests
Yesterday, Columbia, Princeton and the
University Of Pennsy lvanis carried Oft the
hOnors.
Subscriptions TO the new four per cent.
bonds up to the opening of business in
New York Saturday amounted to little
over Sl20O0,0OO.
At Coonskin, KY, Thursday, the
Worthwhile Hotel Was destroyed by fire,
together with most OF the furniture. 1t
was owned by VIM. Anderson.
Among The passengers who sailed yes.
terday on the City OF Brussels were Hon.
John A. Kasson, Minister to Austria,
and Theodore TItton and two daugh-
ters.
For the week ending st noon yester-
dsy there were 673 deaths in New York,
An increase Of Ia desths over the week
previous. OF the deaths reported $50
occurred in houses containing four taml-
lies or more.
The first annual assembly of the 1n-
,erslate sunday School Union, composed
OF State Unions OF the various North
western snd Southwestern States, will
convene at Lakeside near Putin Bay,
Lake Erie, July 10Th, ann continue ten
days.
The Missouri State Auditors report
for SIX months show receipts 81, SIS,
and disbursements Oh warrants, S2,234,-
SIS. The AuditO, states that the ex-
pensss for the next year will be fully half
a million dollars less than for the pres
ent year.
Captain Joseph E. f. Griffith, known
historically for gsllautry 1T Nicksburg
turing the late war, n graduate a. West
POINT. connected with the engineer corps
Of the United States army, and IN that
capacity long occupied with the survey
OF the lakes, died Vt Iowa City yesterday
morning, aged thirty-six years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Getting Down TO Panic Prices.

WASHINGTON, July The Treasury
Department has effected y modification O.
the fifteen per cent. contracts, under
which the cutting of granite required tor
the government buildings At Cincinnati
and Phiisdclphls has heretofore been
done. The cutting under the fifteen per
cent system, of the first and part OF TIE
second stories OF the Cincinnati building
has been completed. and the estimate 10
finish. including the third and fourth
sBd sttic stories, is 81 or 24S. Estimat-
ed cost under modified contract 1913, l61, ,
n saving to the government OF S2Is,Osl.
On bo.n the PhiIadelpnia and Cincinnati
buildings the total amour: saved on tuls
branch OF work alone will be over S515,-
900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
STATE NEWS.

CAIRO is to have u keg factory erected.
KEYsER is happy. The baby show on
the Fourth was u success.
THE endowment OF the State Univer-
sity amounts to $4,000.
TWENTY FIVE visitors al the Red
Sulphur Spring this season.
The county of Harrison paid S2,207 20
for the keeping of psupers during the
last year.
The Wetzel county Messenger en-
tered on It's second year OF publication
last week.
FIVE men are now wanting to be
Superintendent of Free Schools In Brax-
ton comfy.
TIE Preston county court has decided
to have the Albrightsvil!e bridge rebuilt
over Cheat river.
THERE will be- big barbecue and OK
roast III the Alum creek school house the
l4th of the present month.
The levy on the property of Kan
swhs county tor county purposes tor the
year 1871, Is 10 Cents on Lne olOO.
BERKELEY Springs will show her
babies or 25th inst Those who are
baOyless will leave town on that day.
The citizens of B-sxton want the
taxes taken off the Sutton bridge.
The court thinks best not to do so.
The td,rmont West Vrginlan headed
an arti... last week, "The county at
large Probably some one may cap
ture tue county and prevent any serious
disaster to the inhsblLants thereof.
Mr. GEO w. TIPPETT, editor OF the
Point Pleasant Register, will accept our
thanks tor copy ofthe list ofpremlums,
rules and regulations of the Mason
county fair, to be held September 18th,
5th, 9th and eth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
RoId Bank Robbery.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, July Tue
Neesville National Bank was robbed last
night by seven or eight masked burglars
The watchmen were bound and gagged,
the vault and safe blown open ana the
contents carried away. The bank losses
5000 in currency, 5000 in the town OF
Clertsrfe.I bonds, $500 in Govern
msrL bonds and $1,000 IN Essex County
Bond. Total, $4,000. Persons VITO
lett packages i'll the bank for ssie-keeplng
nave lost from $4,000 to 500 900. Bills
receivable and collection notes were also
TAX
he bank has notified brokers not 70
buy town OF Chesterfield boLds, psysb.e G
~ Park Bank tor 81 900 each, numbers
3. 9, 10, IL, II and l3, snd Essex county
bones, esch 500 or more, numbers 10,
H. II l3 and 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
ou the Track al Long Branch

LoSG BRANCH, July Fine westher,
track m altenGsnce ut Monmouth PARK
course to day.
The first race, for purse OF $500, W.:
won bv Dauntless in two straight hests
Romney second, and Fellowcraft and
Chesapeake third and fourth respective
". Time, l:46t, l:46i. The other
horses running were Jennlier, King Bee
and Burgoo
The second race was Tor the Monmouth
Oaks stakes, valued NJ $50, added to
sweepstakes OF $50 each. for lilies, foa.s Of
1874, one snd half miles. The race wss
won EASILY by Zoo-Z,o, Aunt Be:sey
second, Miss Bssseti third, Idslis fourth,
Juno fifth. Time, 2:44t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09

broken up Camp Independence snd sent
the company TO the same destln stion.
Mcdowell, Major General
san FRANCISCO, July S-A press dls-
patch from Portland gives further details
OF the fight reported between Colonel
Whipples commsnd and party OF vol
unteers from Mt Idaho, and Looking
Glass. sub-chet of the hostIles, which
took place 81 Clesr Creek. Wnipp.e
gained al advantageous position, and
summoned the Indians, forty in number
To surrender. The refused, snd ran Tor
the horses. The soldiers and citizens
charged, firing volley after voiey into
the savsges killing seventeen. Inc bal
ance succeeded in reaching the horses
and escaped.
On the % Inst Howard moved his
company from Salmon river to the table
land on the trail nesr the cana. landing
on Sake river. Here sixteen important
coaches were discovered, containing =
large amount of mems clothing, cigars,
-four, Indian blankets, etc. 4 large band
OF Indian horses and some excellent bee.
WAS also captured. This Will be scrI-
Gus loss to the Indians, snd has encour-
aged the troops now pursuing Joseph
supposed tract with al possible speed,
and are driving him towards the trap
prepared for his reception, snd every
exit from the mountains Is wei.
Guarded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
kentucky Horse Thieves.

CINcINNATL July S.-A company ot
light guards left Covlngton this evening
Tor Garysou, Carter county, kentucky,
under instructions from the Governor to
report to the sheriff OF Carter county to
assist him in srrestihg band OF horse
thieves and despersdoes who nave long
been terror TO the clsizss, and well or
ganized and well armed. It's reported
that they will offer desperate resistance
TO The officers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09

special DlspAlcn 10 tne Enquirer.
WAsHINGToS, July ..
PACKARD AND PITKISs WORK.
Information received here Is to the ei.
feet that the indictments against the
Louisiana Returning Board IN New Or
leans were brought about by the active
efforts of ex Governor Packard and Mar
shai Pltkin. Before Packard left the
state he fully fortified himself with suf.
fcient documentary evidence to show
clearly that the members OF the Return
ing Board altered and forged not only the
Vernon parish return, but many others
Pitkin has also copies of all the
kilograms, and in majority OF III
stances the originals, which were sent
him by the Republican National Com
mittee which will involve Zach Cnsnd-
Ter and Assistant Secretary Mccormick.
The President s exceed ing y worried
over the indictments which have been
presented, and will urge upon Governor
Nichols that if the Board is convicted
that he should extend to its members the
immunity OF pardon. This Nichols
would doubtless do; but what worries the
Administration is the nature Ot the evil
dence which will be sdduced at the trial,
Packard and Pltkin have advised their
friends here that they can present sn
array OF testimony, both oral and docu-
mentary, which will show concluslyely
and Overwhelmingly that the
VOTE OF LOUISIANA WAS DELIBERATELY
STOLEN FOR HAYES,
under the direction of the Republican
National Committee snd the visiting
statesmen VINO went to New Orleans 70
brace up the Returning Board. w Whlle
the expose OF the infamous transaction OF
the Returning Board may not affect
HAYES any more than TO convince the
world that his office was stolen for him,
1t can be made effective against General
Garfield and Secretary Sherman. II lie
understood that Packard has letters
from both OF these gentlemen, adVi-
sing him that no matter what
might be the honest result
of the vote of the State it must be decIsr.
ed tor Hayes 1t is the intention To sub
init sucn letters In the nature OF evidence
and the outcome expected. is that the
House and Senate can not fail TO take
cognizance of it. The object underlying
the whole is that, il brought to the at
tention of Congress, the expulsion OF
Garfield might ensue, rs well rs the I'M
peachment of Secretary Sherman. 1t Is
stated, also, III The same connection, thaI
seme interesting correspondence and
suggestions thrown out by Governor
n Noyes, OF ONO, are in possession of Pit
KIN. Both Packard and PItkln are in
sprred by deep seated revenge, and
lnose who know them best say that they
will leave no stone uDturnod to show up
the rascalIty OF ls-t November in New
Orleans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Marine.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Arrived-
Steamships Spain and Wisconsin, from
Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, July 7.-Arrlved -
Steamship Ohio, from Bremen.
LONDON, JULIO 7.-Shesmships Algeria
sn1 Periere arrived out.
LONDON, juno S.-Stesmers Germsnic
and Wieland. from New York: Peru
vlsn. from Montreal, arrived out
FATHEBPoINT, July s. - Steamers
Caspian and Msmtobs, from Liverpool,
passed.
PHILADELPHIA, July S. S.-ArrIved-
Steamer Pennsylvania from Liver pool.
NEW YORK, July S.-ArrIved-Steam-
er Rotterdam, from Rotterdam; City OF
Chester, Liverpool
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09

JEFFERsoNvILLE, IND, July THE
SAW mills OF ID, ,. BarmOre, steam boat
builder, in this city, were buried ut mid
night. Loss on machinery and building,
including lumber, pstters, &c, will reach
$4,000 No insurance. Capt. BIsnch :
Red River boat, on the stocks, partially
finished, was slightly damaged. A large
number Of men are thrown out Of en-.
ployment. The origin OF the lre j. yet
unknowD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
concerning American securities.

LONDON. July The Economist has
the following regarding the American
four aud five per cent. loans: Although
one class OF people look upon them as
likely to.be quickly redeemed, others re-
gard the issue OF tour per cents. IS un-
likely to be sufficiently large to redeem
more than the SIX per cents. Of 1865 tor
some years to come. Others, again, are
deferred from isvestlng in SIX per cents.
by fear that they may be redeemed IN
SILVER instead OF gold coin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
FatalExpIo.ion ola rhre.her.

ST. Louis, July The boiler OF the
steam thresher of George Patterson, in
operation about mile from Nashville,
ILL.,, Yesterday exploded with great force,
iniurlng \. w. Moore and Harvey Lee,
so badly that they died during the day
and dangerously wounding George
Wells, VIM. Arkens, ana young son OF
y. McCrscken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
nixhunr Rnhhery bY TWO Trnmps.

GAINESVILLE. .. July "A young
man named Watt attending Quaker Col
lesc At this p.ace, was tn, afternoon
seized by TWO tramps and robbed Of a
wstcn. Young Watt mad been u town
on business. and was on ms returI 70 the
college when he wa robbed. The tramps
fed and have not We, been csught.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
base Hall.

LouI,yILLE, July The heavy Ds,
ting by the hone cub won - day
HArtfords 4 LOuisyIlIes, H.
PITTsBURGH, July 7-Syrscuse star
8; AlleghenIes, 2
EVANSVILLE, July 7-kysD'Viller z
Memphis Rsd,, 4.
CoLUuBU.. July The champion.
ship base ball game, THIS afternoon, b"
tween the Buckeye, Of this city, and tn
Tecun,shs 81 London. Ont, resulted ,
~ z 10 favor Of the lstter.
MrSsEoPoLI', July Chicago, Ia
Minneapolis, J.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Rustuess Failures,

LosDoS, July john i Adr9yd, car
pet manufacturer of H.ciershe.d and
New bury, trading under the style Of
Aliroyd Bros, has failed Liabilities
reported ~ ; 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, July :. De,wIi.er x
Welsh, owners uf the MarSs. Street
Flour Mills, have suspended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Want the Resumption Act Post
pOned.

CINCINNATI. July = On Change to-
day. the delegates 10 the National Board
OF Trade were instructed to submit the
following resolution tc the consideration
OF that body:
Rssoircd, That the Na.lons. Board OF
Trade respectfully recommends to Com
gress such modification OF The resump-
ton act as snail postpone the time of It's
enforcement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
nesoIared Se. Johns.

ST. JOINS, n. B.. July Ten thou
sand dollars additional have been recelv-
ed from Chicago for the relief OF the sui
terers BY the recent hre. Rebuilding Is
going on briskly. A large number OF
horses have been disabled by lime in the
burnt district.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Firein West virgrnia-Lo-s sIa 200.

GALIPoLIs, O, July Gus. H0nIl6-
store and wereuouse, twelve miles below,
IN West Virginia, were destroyed last
night, with the entire stock. Loss ten
or twelve thousand dollsrs; no insur-
aLce. The safe, with notes, check.
moneys and valuable papers to the
amount of $4,000, was taken out in good
condition. The work OF Al lncendlary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09

IHIs Is aOou' Ine sea'oH Nv" '.''
many 'IocNno'ue's '"FoUT '''"' wv .''.'.'
are eagerly H'Sn''''s ~ '"0
Ine'f papers 'of ''0''"S' '' ''' 80
ments bearing lru'' III '"e ''..i ~ ''''''
annual diViaehds' Man! 'N''' "' " Nv
look IN VAN Tor the longing .l'aSU' y
WheTewIth 10 satisfy lhPoF'u"''5 ; '''U'-
tors, replenish depieIeu pockets "''u
save over ailu noS' u '"' "''''' ''1 ~