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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-10

WHEELING FAMILY MARKRF.-There was
a pretty fair market yesterday morning In
the Second Ward. Butter was a little
scarce, and choice grades were held at 80
cents; medium at zoe. Eggs, too, were
not so plenty as on Saturday, and ruled at
l2al5c per dozen. Dressed poultry ap.
peared to he in scant supply; also live
chickens. The latter were sold at figures
ranging from % to 40c. Ducks and geese
are about out Of the market; turkeys,
dressed, brought i5c per ID. Standard
rates for early vegetables were about as
follows: Onions and radishes, &c per
bunch; rhubarb, 10c per bunch, or three
punches for 25c; lettuce, 15c per
quarter peck; kale, Zoe per peck
spinach, 260 per peck; celery
entirely out OF the market. Other vegeta.
bles were held at the following figures;
potatoes, Csc per peck; Jersey sweets hae
per peck; turnipS, zoe per peck; carrots,
beets, Parsnips and onions, SOC per peck
cabbage, scarce at 5al5c per head; horse,
radish and sassafras &c per bunch. Gran.
berries, four quarts for Csc; hominy, Sc
per quart beans, &c per quart; apples, l5a
SOC per peck oranges and lemons, 20a50C
per dozen; bananas, 5a8c eaghi maple
syrup, 81 Is per gallon; maple sugar, 9QC
per ID. There are no changes to note in
the prices OF meats, fish, oysters, fancy
groceries, etc.
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BRLlAlRR LocALs,-The Methodist Sew.
ing Society meets OF Mr.. G. %. Crattyis
Thursday afternoon.
several who served as officers otthe cleo.
uontn some Of the Wards are complain.
ing Of being almost laid up with colds
caught while staying during a chilly day
In cold, damp rooms. The place for Voting
~ the Fourth Ward is entirely unfit for
" and the difficulty experienced In get.
ting men 70 serve last Monday should Be q
lesson TO those having charge OF such
things. Elections are nearly always at q
methatthe weather Is not otthe warmest.
Rev. Wallace, Of Centreville, will preach
IN the Presbyterian Church again Thurs
day evening.
Hen. A. Q. Ramage, OF Smith township.
was In town Wednesday.
Many people were down at the river
Tuesday evening to see the steamboat
Ben. Franklin, q large boat for this part Of
the river It Is a side wheel boat Oh feet
Iong.,the Andes, is only about 900 feet,
IT y chartered TO make two trips in place
OF the Andes, which Is laid up at Cincin.
natl tor general repairs, the breaking Of
her follower" being the immediate cause
Of her stopping. The Franklin took on a
very large lot Of glass here Tuesday even.
ing.
The Bellaire and Southwestern road Is
running passenger trains every other day,
now. The locomotive Is busy the alter.
nate days in ballasting the track. An.
other locomotive will be here week after
next, and then trains can be run regularly,
appointment Democratic candidate got
so Interested in getting others to vote that
he forgot 70 vote himself until a few min.
ltes alter six, when he could not persuade
the Judges to receive his vote.
A. prominent citizen OF lower town
smoked abox Of cigars by wholesale the
other morning. The first one OF the box
smoked seemed alittle greer, and he set the
box in the stove oven. The next morning
no went to work without remembering
his cigars, and the cook heated the stove
for baking. When she opened the oven
door she found the baking already done.
The water main on T%hirty.seyepth
street was leaking Wednesday morning.
Workmen fixed Il during the day.
Mr.. G, @, Crafty Is able to walk q few
squares from his home. r. c. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-10

PASSION WEEk.-The present week is the
last week in Lent and the last week of the
Lenten season before Easter. From the
many important events which occurred in
the last week OF the Saviour's life, that
week has been called from primitive times
the Great week, and the Holy week, and
later the Passion week. AS early as the
time of Chrysoston, bishop of CONSTANT
nople, A. D. S54 to 407, there was during
this week a general cessation Of business
among the Christian portion ofthe people.
Fasting was observed with greater strict.
ness than in any other weeks Of the Len.
ton season, and special acts Of mercy and
charity were engaged in by all, the
Christian emperors setting the example.
The name Passover week was formerly
applied to the fortnight. Archbishop
Laud says the two weeks were SO called
for "a thousand years together" and re-
fers to the epistle by Ignatius In the first
century, in which the practice is said to
have been observed by all,
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n Badness or Proficiency 81 Hal,

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the natural youthful color can be restored
by using TLondon Hair Color Restorer.h
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people for Increasing
growth, restoring Its natural color, and Al
the same time a lovely hair dressing and
beautiHer. It Is totally different from ali
others; not sticky or gummy, and free
from all impure Ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In fact Il Is ex.
quisitely perfumed, and 80 cleanly and
elegantly prepared as TO make Il q lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury, j, A,
Tynes, q prominent citizen, Wilson, n. G.,
writes: Some ten years ago my wite's hair
commenced falling, and got very thin and
gray; but after using London Hair Color
Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was re-
stored, and Is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Rlestorer. Price, IS cents q bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main depot for the U. s., $50
North Sixth St., Philadelphia. TrHs&w
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Why MIM&nM

Allaw \ NOld 70 advance nyour system and
thus encourage more serious nlaladies, such as
Pneumonia, HemOrrliNgcS and Lung troubles
when on immediate relief can he so readily at.
tanned? BoscIER's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest. sale IN the world for tho cure Of
Coughs Colds and lhs seyefcst Lung Diseases,
| Is d.. ltoschee's famous German p~rescrip.
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained in administer.
Ing 1t to the youngest child, as per directions.
The sale OF this medicine is unprecedented,
since first introduced there has been a con-
slant increasing demand aud without a single
report OF a failure to do Its work In any Gaze,
ASK your Druggist az 10 the truth Of these re.
marks, Large sizes "a cents. Try il and be
convinced. TThsGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-10

PERSONAL MESrIoS.-First Lieutenant
]. i. Kendall, Of the New Creek Guards,
has rendered his resignation to the Gov.
ernor, who accepted It.
Rev. ". NJ. Coleman, OF West Alexan-
der, wa in the city yesterday.
Capt. Roane, Superintendent ofthe New
River Railroad, is in town.
DR.. B. W. Allen, who has been confined
to his room by illness for a couple Of
weeks, was out again yesterday.
Mr.. Aiken Robinson, who emigrated
from this city to the West some time since,
has located near Kansas city.
Mr.; John Hobbs got back from Cuba on
Messfs. T. B. A. David, Manager Dis.
trict Telegraph, Pittsburgh; W. S. Nc,
Kean, agent Emma Abbott and Hess
Opera Company; George NJ. Jaques, o.
Crockery and Glass Journal, New York;
and Charles 0'Hara and VIM. Waddell, Of
Weston, registered at the MOLure ypster.
day.
Guy R. G. Allen, ESQ.,, will give a recita.
ton at the Fourth Street Social Union to.
night.
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WEDDISa.-Mr. Carl Michaelis, a we'll
known young German Of our city, was
married last evening to Miss Louisa Nae
gele, at the residence OF the brides broth
er-in.law, Mr. Louis Haller, who resides
at No. sos Market street. None but the
immediate relations OF the contracting
parties were present, but they we're nu-
merous, and spent the time delightfully."-.
The young couple received many hand.
some as well as useful presents from their
friends, and have the best wishes OF all for
a long, prosperous and happy journey to-
gether through life. Rev. Edward Voss,
Of st. Johns Protestant Church, per.
formed the ceremony. During the even.
ing a number OF the Harmonic Singing
Society, OF which Mr.. Mchaelis is the first
tenor singer, serenaded the bride and
groom. They were invited in and most
sumptuously treated, spending several
hours in music and mirth. We wish the
travellers" joy.
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REMovAL-The old and well known
firm Of S. Horkheimer 4 Co. have remov.
ed to the large and commodious rooms
formerly occupied by Thos. Hughes 4 Co.
northwest corner Water and Twelfth
streets. The building has been thorough.
" overhauled and put in good order fol
Messrs. Horkheimer 4 Co., who will con.
tinue the wholesale liquor and wool bust.
ness at their new stand. The firm have
received the sole agency for West vir.
ginia Of Ofner Rakoczy Bitter Water,
RHEIMS Natural Settler Water, and the
famous brands Of cigars Dona Rosa and
TrabuCcos. The three stories OF the new
house are chuck full Of choice goods, and
dealers generally wishing anything in
their line should call on this firm.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-The women's
Temperance Union, Of Bridgeport, will
celebrate their anniversary at the Kirk.
wood NJ. L. Church on Sunday evening
next. Mrs. Rev. TAR, OF GAINESVILLE, L
expected to be present and deliver an ad.
dress.
Mr.. Robert Marshall, Rev. Hito and
others addressed a Temperance meeting al
Parker Hall last night.
The Parker Hall Union will give q
festival May 9th and 10th, attheir hall.
The Band Of Hope, under the manage
m!ent Of Miss A. Taylor, will give a festivaI
in the store room formerly occupied by
p3wighths~ drugstore, corner oath and Chap.
line streets, Friday and Saturday evenings
next,
Rev. Hite, Of ZanO Street Church, is
announced to speak at Mozart Hall to-
night.
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III. NJ. S. PiSApoRE."-The "Lyrico Opera
Company" a company Of amateurs who
have undertaken TO produce "Pinatore,'"
the reigning sensation, before the Wheel.
ing public, are carefully and frequently
~rehearsing the opera, and promise to put
1t on the stage next week april 10, 10 and
III In first-Class style. Tuesday eve they
held their usual rehearsal In the Opera
House, with full chorus and orchestra,
and proved to o select few who dropped
in to see It that they are capable Of giving
o very creditable presentation OF "Pina.
fore"
The scene Is laid on board the
Pinafore, at anchor of Portsmouth.
The Captain is o wonderfully humorous
creation. He Is q model commander,
devoted to his crew, who declare
him 10 be "a right good Captain,
too" and he tells how, though related to
q peer, he can hand, reef and steer, and
ship q selVegee and Is never sick at sea;
w%hereupon one OF those funny refralns
which run through the opera IS taken up
by the chorus, thus:
ChoruS-WhAt, never?
GptLn-N No, never.
Chorts-WhAt, never?
Captain Hardly ever.
Ralph, one OF the sailors, loves the Cap.
tGin's daughter Josephine, and she returns
his affection, but the Fra Lord Of he I'D.
mirduy also seeks her hand. She refuses
the common sailor at first, though on his
attempting to blow his brains out she
stops him and agrees to elope. The Cap.
tain is, however, informed OF this plan,
while Sir JoSsph Is told to tell Josephine,
with whom his suit has not prospered,
that lovelevels all. He does so, and thinks
he is accepted, but the young lady still
resolves to flee. The elopement Is frus-
trated; and Ralph Is ordered by the indig-
nant FirG Lord to be loaded with chains
and taken to q dungeon. Itappears, how
ever, from the confession OF Little Butter
cup, the bumboat woman, that she had
been q baby farmer in her youth, and that
she had mixed up the Captain and Ralph,
so that Ralph was the Captain and the Cap
tain Ralph, Ralph and the Captain come
on, having changed clothes with each
other, without ever having heard Butter
cups story. Thus the lovers are made
happy, and Sir Joseph pairs off with one
OF his numerous Coasins.
The wild absurdity Of First Lord Of the
Admiralty ordering a captain, in the pres.
ence Of his crew, to say 'if you please
when he issued an order; Of the captain
singing a sonnet TO the moon and accom-
panying himself on a guitar while a bum
boat woman gazes upon him in mute adj
miration; OF the utter establishment Of
everybody when the captain does fuse a
big Q-;"o ( the tiny midshipman who is
put forth as a specimen of the bold British
tar, and OF the quaint situations-can only
be thoroughly enjoyed by those who are
familiar with the discipline maintained in
the English navy.
One otthe happiest Of the sbslrdities is
a song allotted to the R~Oatntdini
Hs Is an Englishmau,
For he himself has said Il,
And It's greatly 10 llA credit
That he Is an EnglLShmAu.
For he might have been . R0oshian,
French or Turk or PrOoshIAn,
Or perhaps Italian.
But 10 spite Of all temptations
To belong TO other nations
HOremainS IN Englshman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-10

FARLRY's CAsE.-The case OF Christy
Farley, charged with burglary and attempt
TO commit rape, was examined by Justice
Caldwell yesterday morning. Farley is
the individual who was identified By
Margaret Barrett as the person who broke
into her house in the night time and made
q brutal and indecent assault upon her.
BE was represented at the hearing by Mr..
B. B. Dovenor, Messrs. Good and Jordan
appearing for the State. The evidence ad.
duced was substantially the same as that
at the examination before the police court,
an abstract OF which has already appeared
in these columns. The defendant was re.
maaded to Jail, in default Of $1,000 bail
for his appearance at Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-10

LIVER IS KNg-Tbp IAyer Ia the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as Ii con,
tr1Is the life, health and happiness Of man.
kinds Of ailments are the natural result. This
digestion OF food, the movements OF The hear
and blood, the action OF the brain and neryou,
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver, It has been sue.
ceSstnlly proved that Green's August Flowe,
Is uneqhaledi in curlngall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu,
merous symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach,
Sample bottles TO try, 10 cents. Positively sold
IN all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that It is just what you want.
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SILVER WRDpHa.-Mr, Louis Beekmap
one OF our oldest and most respected lie.
brew residents, and his good wife, cele.
brated the twepty-flth anniversary o.
their wedding, or their silver wedding, at
their residence, No. 023 Market street, last
evening. A large number OF their friends
were present, who spent a most enjoyable
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman were
the recipients Of q number OF handsome
presents as well as well.wishes from their
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A Beautiful Assortment Of Silver Lizards
and Snakes, Just received.
JACOB W.. GRUB, IeweIer,
Washington Hall Corner,

ZANE STREET SoCIAL.-The social at the
Zane Street Church last evening was Ger.
tainIy q very enjoyable and successful
affair in every particular. The lecture
room was filed with a bright and happy
company, by whom life's sordid cares
for the time seemed forgotten. II any
came with sad hearts and spirits tired,
they must have felt that here they had
found refreshing and restful oasis in the
desert journey Of life.
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FuLToS FIRE BRIdADE.-The Fulton
people have collected about $500 toward
the amount necessary for the purchase Of
a fire engine, leaving a balance OF about
$500 to be collected on the subscription
lists. The following gentlemen have
been appointed 9 committee OF Super.
vision Of Fire Brigade, TO hold office one
year: G. P. Folmar, George Zoeckler,
F. Weimor, Michael stoin, August Schuetz,
ner, II. X. Hess, Louis Helm. The com.
mittee organized by electing the follow.
ing officers: President, George P. Fol.
mar; Treasurer, George Zoeckler; Secre.
tary, August Schuetzner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-10

GRE44F s4enIMpEI Goods must DO sold.
Old fashion Russia Crash Toweling, worth t,SIS
lE24c,, for Sc; 100 pieces new styles Dress
Goods, 8, 10 and l2!c; Carpets and House
Furnishing Goods at astonishing low
prices. Call soon and examine for your.
sell, at John Roemer's Dry Goods, Garnet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 2Ol9 and
202l Main street, sign "Hesdquarters ior
Cheap GoodS.h' ""'
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FAREWELL SERMoS.-Rey. Edward Voss,
Tor the past seven years pastor OF St.
Johns German Protestant Church, will
preach his farewell sermon next Sunday
night. The Rev. Dt. Schaffranek, Of ST.
Charles, Mo-, is to succeed him and will
preach his first sermon on the lrst Sunday
in May. Rev. Voss leaves next Wednes.
day Tor Cincinnati, where he takes charge
OF st. Paul's Protestant Church. He takes
with him the best wishes Of his numerous
friends in our city.
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LuNAcY.-Justice Caldwell yesterday
issued a warrant for a girl named Rose
Kelly. on an informaed filed by Mrs
Martins liGEntee, who complained thai
the girl is Q lunatIe, Rose Is an orphan
girl, about twenty years Of aQa, and foI
several years past has made her home with
Mrs, McEntee, who lives on McColloCh
street. She has been subject TO fits d
melancholy for a year past, and early YES.
terdsy morning was found wandering
about the Convent square, entirely uncon:
sCious OF her whereabouts, and in a truly
ptuable condition: The girl yas commit.
ted to jail, and will have a hearing to-day.
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We are surprised to see so many still suffer.
ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can DO cured. We know the feeling
which exists among very many-0that anS
medicine which Is advertised must DO a hum.
bug" This may be true in some cases, but
when we know ola remedy which has become
so popular as Lawson's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence OF the good Il has
accomplished, II Is more than folly not to
make u trial of 1t, and satisfy yourselves that
az the proprletorS claim for Il Is true. In such
diseases US Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sciatica,
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
~Toothache, we can safely say that no remedy,
either in physicians prescription or in propfi.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons curative. TThS&W
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IT Is a fact well established by unouestiona,
BILE testimony that Halls Hair REVIEWER re,
news, cleansCs, brightens, invigoates and Ne,
stores to its original color aud lustre, faded
gray, or discOlored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest peoNle lFeSSs TO Buy Il
and use n atler than to- pEOtlajm il a man,
ner NOPE fofcibie than words can dclIneate,
through blanChed locks or grizzly beard. that
they are aged and passing 10 decay. Avery
short trial will convince the most skepticaI
that II does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of its color aud life.-F0rt SCOT
Kan Duily Monitor.
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TIE NV CAPITAL DINING Rooms, at No,
1925 Market street, are steadily increasing
in prosperity, judging from the crowds
noticeable at the tables at noon yesterday
when the reporter passed by. The CAPT.
tai is the brightest and most cheerful and
attractive place in the city; the cuisine is
par excellence; and the genial proprietor
is a prince OF hosts.
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MILLISERy ORRSISG.-Mrs. S. S. Risner
will hold her Spring opening Of millinery
goods and notions, at mo, 1911 Main street,
on Friday and Saturday ofthis week. Mrs.
kisner hasa choice stock OF goods, to which
she invites the attention OF the public.
All the newest and latest novelties NAV
10 topn9 in Mrs. Kisner's stock, and ladies
would do we'll to wait for the opening be.
fore investing elsewhere.
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We Chanenre The Worlh.

When we say we believe, we have evidence
to prove that shil6h's Consumption Cure &
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, inas-
much as 1t will cure a common or Chronic
Cough none half the time, and relieveAsthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, aud
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail, It Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and we guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts. and S1.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame. use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; C.E Dwight, 24th and Chapline streets;
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling. and Hus.
bands & Inskeep. Bellaire.
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HISS oPERA CoNPANY.-The agent o.
Emma Abbott and the Hess Opera Com,
pany, Mr.. W. S. Mexican, arrived In the
city last evening, and announces the ap,
pearance OF this great lyric combination
on Saturday, April 10th, giving two per
formances. For the matinee will be rem.
dered the great and mRrvellously success.
fol opera, '"The Chimes OF Normandy"
with Miss Annie Montague in the leading
role; and for the evening performance
will be gwen the immortal work Of Gou-
nod, Faust" with Miss Abbott in her
great character OF Marguerite,
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TRASspERso OF REAL ESrArI.-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were admitted
to record in the office OF the Clerk OF Inc
County Court, yesterday:
Deed made April o, 1879, by L. G. era.
craft and wife to Maria WhiSsen, wife Of
Joseph Whissen, for lot No. IS in the town
OF Triadclphia, fronting 80 feet on Turn.
pike street, with a depth Of Fps feet; sl85.
Deed made April 0, 1870, by John Holt
and wife to Anton Schmidt, for lot No. IS
on the north side Of Lindsey street, to.
gether with Improvements thereon; 81, 200.
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HoLy TGuRsgAy.-To-day (Maunday
Thursday y observed in those churches
observing Holy or Passion Week as the
feast 9! the Last Supper. In the Catholic
churches sepulchres richly decorated with
flowers and lights will be prepared. Over
these sepulchres are receptacles for the
blessed SACRAMENT, to which the sacrament
is removed at the CLOS" IL high mass, and
where II remains until the end Of he
office on Good Friday. During this time
the several Catholic churches arc visited
by large numbers ofthef faithful and oihars.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF A
Valuable House and Lot.

I Will oler iot sale sl the lhOIt door Of the Cou,+
HOUSE, At i0G'olOck SATURDAY MORNING ;
u, l.s1V, q splendid brick dwelling house, eohtNi6inS
ten large Eo1uis aud good hall tC same. The pfopefiv "
situated on the east side OF UhaplinS street, 6etvSen
Ewenty.hIIt, and TEentytsosohd streets. TkS ISi
one hundred. and twenty-five feet. The ala bbnSs
~ been newly htld up AMI Il now In splendid CON.
dillon; PersoaA wl,hihR abaEgaiil and Wishing n yeSl
h9ule u az elegant hrighbefhVl, will And Ito ibeIF
a. lhS "wluahip Home" R.A. BRtTf, Agent