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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30
wHGELINGAND WASHINGTON PRES.
BYTERY.
proceedlpgs or the session al West AIe1
nndar an Vgetfneaday

wnr ALEXANDRA, Pa, April s.
Editors InislliEenser.
The spring meeting Of the Washington
Presbytery convened in the Presbyterian
Church Of this place yesterday at2P. NJ.
The attendance is unusually large, and the
churches within the bounds Of the Presby-
terry are well represented. On looking
over such large gathering you recognize
the familiar faces OF many ministers and
elders, whom you have met in former
years, and still there were Others you
recollected whose venerable forms were
absent, and you were led to ask, "our
fathers, where are they?" and you then
recollecied, they had received the call,
"Come up higher" they were to-day in
the Church Of Triumphant. Still there
are here to-day many fathers in Israel,
aged Jacobs and waiting Simeons, strong
in the faith and witnesses for the truth,
while there are many more comparatively
Younger in years, will, itspared, be heard
and felt from the "waich towers OF Zion"
The usual routine OF opening tue Pres
bytery by the Moderator's sermon, which
was an able and practical one, by the Rev.
Marcus, who has a peculiar executive tact
| in the disposing Of business as Modera-
tor.
the Seasonal Records examined, vouchers
for the payment Of Pastors salaries handed
in, the orders OF the day appointed and
other preliminaries attended to, the. re-
ports from the various churches were then
called for, being an exhibit oil the beneyo'
lent contributions Of the several coDgrega'
lions towards the boards Of the church,
which seemed to be very encouraging, and
as an illustration would here only mention
one, your First Presbyterian Church III
Wheeling, Of whom Rev. David A Gun
ningham, D. D., is pastor.
The report from the First Presbyterian
Church Of Wheeling, received into thu
church on examination 80, by certificate
"a: total number OF communicates 4S3
Sabbath school membership, morning anc
....,sar aabnnl kln
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1--WE can write down," says the James
town IN, VI Journal [Rep.l, "tbe names
of fifty staunch Republicans in the tswn
Of Ellicott who declare openly that they
will notvote for General Grant If he is
placed III nomination at Chicago. Among
the entire number there is not probably
one Of them who would not vote for
Blaine, Sherman, Washburne, Edmunds
or Garfield. These people are intelligent
persons, who do their own thinking, have
no axes to grind and expect nothing per-
sonally out OF politics"
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DIED.

coOK-on Thunday, April 20, 1880, at 8 o'clock 4.
and Mary A. Cook, aged year and months.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of ia
parents, Nc. 1871 Wood street, Saturday At .
O'Clock. Friends Of heimIly are invited 70 attend
Intermeut at;Mt. Calvary CSmstery.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

srriadelphlA Accommodation This tain only runs
between Wheeling and TrlllGlphiA.
tDAlly except sundAy-NeElrk Accommodation.
fBtsubanYille ommodah0n.-ThIS train during
tho day paSses backward and forward between Mar.
tins Eerry and BelAifo, topping when required At
Sherman HouSe, &tnAylle, Wet wheeling ans
ElraNal Hill
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after MONDAY, February 10, 1880, eag on
the Wheeling and Elm GroyeR. u. will run a. fol-
lows Cars Will leave the city corner Market and
Eleventh ItFects) and Hornbrook PlTkat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30
MARRIED.

pupLEY-ADAMs-0n Tuesday, April q. 1850
NJ me residence Of the brides parents, by Rev. b.
BaTnItI, ASSISTED by Rev. J. q. Lyle, Mr. VIZ. Il.
DupLXT 70 Mis- c, MAuDE adams,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

Thus far the present session Of Congress
four hundred pages Of the Congressional
Record have been devoted to speeches
which were never delivered.
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DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Mine departments Of study teIt:books furnished
NJ cost, calendar arranged 70 suit tsaehersi e.
taTian, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins sep
tember I'd, 1879.
stsFoF catalogues and other Information apply
o the Prolidsnl J. =. Thompson, AoFgAni pn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

The following statement Of the business
Of all lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company east Of Pittsburgh and Erie for
March, 1850, as compared with the same
month in 1879, shows:
An increase In gross earnings iis
An Increase in expenses l'i'VgS
Au increase In the net earning, OlS
The three months OF 1880, as compared
with the same period of 1879, show:
An increase In Eross earnings ~,
An Increase 10 pens 69l,so
Az incrsase In net earnings ot,.........:, S!99s7
All lines west Of Pittsburgh aud Erie for the
thrre months Of 1857 show surplus over
lAbilttitS NlIloS
Being gain over the same period in 1879 o. seIS6
Showing total gain ~, "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

Mr.. W. S. HuTcuISs has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books,
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD a

"a
On and AiteT November y, 1879, Plss1sE mn
EASt-bound. no. 6,INo.iSiSo, I'M;
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sEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

ON nnn TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM
9lV,uUv sC1 e O0o or .SSd RAJ sssats
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only Eve hours and forty.fve nIn1tsl
r Aeon. EIFuL
LKAVE
TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and IS minut's!

&ttbtnvIs oeonnoddiIo'0-LfaIul p,..I m 4
S.l5 .. M; leaves SieubenTilIe 81 IRLn HAF
port Al S,bl a. m. arrive al Bellaife At 20 L,It,,
The steubenVflle Accommodation, 10 Ia ailIS,i,
thelr regular trip 10 and from stegosn'lit Va
'Ne following thpS between BelAIs Aaa AAN-'
Ferry m3sLn
Bridgeport to M1FtIn'' F'tF'. .....:::. 49,
u" BSllAlre.. .....-..-......'''-''iiiGTs
{" I" ...........,..........' !; ~ W pEiIs
Stopping when required al Sherman hO1'' --1
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel hiu. .,.,, Liza
Tickets and Baggage Check 70 all grlnnSS hh
In the East Isd Rest can b procured w
ones IN hfiaseP%I Pr YYEEa
NOS Gsnsnl rA,''nE'r and mas LE-
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C-T.-NoTE RECEIVED THE NEXT
u dsy. II seems an age. Head Of street ats three
days after date Of nViG. r. this does not suit wits
a..ln u D.. NV.
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OFFICE: No. 1902 MARKET STREET.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
A Novel Egg Farm.


The Farallone Islands are about 80
miles from the mouth of San Fran
cisco Bay, and they are the home
of innumerable sea fowls. When
San Francisco first began to be q
city, its constant cry was for eggs.
To supply the lack of eggs the pro-
ject of stealing those of the gulls
and the muhrs of the Farallone
Islands was undertaken, and it
proved successful and has ever
since been maintained. The birds
are too plenty to count or to esti-
mate, as may be inferred from the
fact that the egg gatherers bring in
often, or used to gather, 500 dozen
in a day; aud a great many of the
nests are inaccessible, a great many
others devastated by the rivalry Of
the birds themselves, and, ofcourse,
a large part of the birds at any
one time are not laying. The egg
season is from May to August, and,
if even 400 dozen IL the rule, the
harvest would be pretty near 5O0,-
600 eggs. The quarreling between
the gulls and the muhrs leads to
the loss Of a good may muir eggs,
which the gulls ut every chance
destroy. The egg business is con.
ducted by u company, which has
the right. It pays egg-gatherers
five cents a dozen and sells them
in San Francisco ut Il considerable
advance.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27

The Gazette, q leading democratic
journal, published At Washington, D-
g, speaking Of the late presidential
eiection, says:
snow, then, what ef the futurs--
what Of 1884 and the duty Of the
Son,ha Thrown on her own resources,
rejected in her profers Of fraternity
Iby the majority Of the Northern people,
and taught By repeated lessons that
her participation in national elections
is the signal not only for ribaId sbuse
and unstinted calumny, bnt for vindic
| tive opposition to the candidate fcr the
Presidency whom she may chance to
support, the duty Of the South il TO
retire hereafter from the field Of party
conventions and party nominations, %
preserve her political autonomy intact,
to advance her own material and busi-
ness interests with all the strength and
vigor that lie in her condition Of llo-
lnogeneity and political solidity. to es-
tablish within her borders, bountifally
blessed As she is with the lasislicd
riches Of Nature and with moral and
conservative population, an iaspeyians
ia ia,perio which shall restore 70 her
wasted energies wasted BY war and
unfostered since that war BY the Ma
tional Government--the life which they
should exhibit.
"In 1884, therefore, let the South
take no part in any party nominating
convention, but let her nominate. Ia
each Southern State, good and true
men to represent her electoral tickets
with instructions TO cast their ballots
in the Electoral College for that candi-
date before the Northern people who
will promise most for her own interests.
In this way the responsibility Of nom
mating candidates will be left to the
North alone; the pestilent and offensive
cry of solid South will cease to have
any force or meaning, and the South,
ii solid at all, solid only for her own
interests, will hold in her hands tho 4
balance Of power, and win WELD It ID
behalf Of the best interests of the coun-
try. Let this be the cry for 1884. and
the answer Of the South TO the election
of $50 r.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27


Some one tells US how to prepare q
valuable liquid fertilizer for fruit trees,
grape vines, and for garden truck gem
orally. Take twenty pounds Of fresh
(horse) manure; put in barrel; gil it
with water; let stand for twenty-four
hours and il is ready for use; apply
with garden watering pot to vines, etc.,
once Or twice week and You will be
surprised at the wonderful growth Of
plant thus fertilized. It is good for
anything. The only limit to its use Is
the labor in supplying and applying,
It is fine on flowers applied once a
week. Twenty pounds Of manure thus
applied will produce better results than
4 wagon load the usual way, Two
ounces Of ammonia 10 one barrel Of
tho liquid will increase its value, and
quarter Of an ounce Of carbolic
acid (in liquid fogm) will aid material
ly'in keeping insects from plants, etc
The liqnid II IN Itself good; try it,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
'ACasOsI'1C.
IKE was in search Of She
Cheapest place to buy

GAG was IN egaFSn "a sue ~
Chespest place to buy &l'a
Groceries, and came to the
Intersection Of two prominent streets,
looking III at the
Large stock Of merchandise.
Called for price list
OF goods, which satisfied him
Night here was the place to buy
Notions, hosiery, handerkerchiefa,
Embroidery, laces, edgings, gloves,
Ribbons. perfumery, combs,
MaEors, scissors, needles, pins,
Yeast powders, spices, pepper,
Axes, saws, squares, compasses,
Nails, pocket and table cutlery.
Andirons, sadirons, fnters; a
Numsen's canned fish and fruits,
Dried, green and evaporated apples.
Bas IN, shoulders, hams, lard,
Rice, sugar, molasses,
Oats, corn, bean shd meal,
Ayery's aud Palmetto combination plows;
Ducking, bleachcd and brown domesties
SHOES, boots, hats, oii-coAts,
Thread, umbrellas, clothing,
Mat aud mouse traps, butts and screws.
Eagle and Gem milk, cheese, crackers,
Extracts, coffee, vanilla, lemon;
Tea, coffee, prunes, currants and dates;
Sardines, Holsters, salmon and oysters.
Log and trace chains, churns;
Ames' spades, shovels and rakes;
Merosine, insurance, puroiine and sweet oil;
Elbows, stoves and stove-pipe.
Calico, cambric crash and cravats,
Hickory, drillings, checks, jeans,
Alpaca, bunting, brocade, poplin,
Ned, white and Opera flannels.
Ladies' coats, vests, skirts, shawls, nubias,
Eslastics, envelopes, suspenders, buttons,
Shirting, sheeting, ticking.
Look for the cheapest house
And find it by reading the big letters down,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
The size ofonr Grent Lnlscs.
l'rhe southland.l

The latest measurement Of our fresh
water seas is as follows:
The greatest length Of Lake Su-
perior is 3a5 miles; Its greatest
breadth is 100 miles; mean depth,
oos feet: elevation, 62T feet; area.
$4,000 square miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Michi-
gan is 500 miles; It's greatest breadth
is l0a miles; mean depth, 500 feet /;
elevation, 500 fect area, $4,000
square miles,
7 greatest length Of Lake Huron
is 200 miles; greatest breadth l60
miles, mean depth, 600 feet; eleYa-
tion 274 feet, ares, 10000 mile
The greatest length Of Lake Erie
is $50 milesi its greatest breadth is
so miles Its mean depth Is "a feet;
elevation, 555 feet area, 6,oo0 square
miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Ontario
is 100 miles; its greatest breadth 6bs
miles; its mean depth, 500 feet, elcva-
ton, 2el feet; area, 5000 square
miles. # 8# 4
The length Of all five Is 1926 miles,
covering an arealupward Of $4,000
square miles
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
Avis aux CIssssse mrs |!

MR. FREDERIC Marchand de Gil
vi bier M Marcl< 4 Franeais de In Nile
OFktns. pffre u tons les chassrurs dn
l. Charles It du voisipage, de reee
voir ct de vepdfe ponrpnx to,it ie gl-
bier qn'ils yondraient I'M exrkdier.
Une txi krietee d. irente ahli<As dams
ce commerce garaptjt aux yendeufs les
prix les plns avantageux dn msrehe
F,xl &lier j. sibier en- bon 6tat ct par
le temps froiJ settlement. Tont coils
mis bord dn Traip Express du Texas
de- Pap A-miai urfiyera temps pour
etre place . 50 kta Y
Prnmft ,Aslemerts par Ia Poste on
de tonte antre maniAre Ecrifa !
MIR FRFDERLC.
N 50 Rue des Ursulipss, Nile Orleans.
20 NV, 1880 ;,in.
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A O. Poulet,
LAKE CHARLES, Ia.

On Eyan Street, between Kaufman Il Bloch's
sters and Munday q Landry 'snew drug store.
A RER and Dealer in Leath-
ISl. or, Boots, Shoes, Saddles, Harness, Sad
alery, kaddlery Hardware, Shoe Findings, etc.
Custom Work, to order and all orders filled
promptly Repairing done with neatness and
Sispatch. Call and examine goods, work, and
Nricas. Dec. ~, 1879
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
The Dny of .sMa aRInenl--Is II III k@t
for Issl:
Lutheran and Observer.I

1881. This is very peculiar num-
ber The sum Of its digits is 1x9, II
is divisible by 0 without remainder.
The remaining gnotient consists of two
prime factors, | ] and 10. ltroads ths
same both ways Il ls bo set andor
81 and the two added, tho sum il 0a.
II the II he reversed and then added
to 81, the sum is l82, the sum of the
digts Of which is 0. The i6a Is also
divisible by Q, giving qnotientot 10,
which Is 4 second time divisihle BY o.
If the 81 be reversed and added To Ie,
the sum Ii a6, which IL also diyikible
BY Q, and the sum ofits digits Il also 4.
But what Of ita
Add the following considerations
before yon press 40 answer, / Tlsse
who have cultivated the oceult sciences
have always held Che number $ 10 Ia.
possessed Of great significance, 2,
Those who haze made study IF The
numerical symbolism of The scriptures
l.sve regarded the number q Us equally
significant II isssa number If iinality
Or judgment, of ereaiuFely complete
ness, says DR. Mahan, And BE asids,
'sItis the factor of all the grsat dates
'of judgments via: of tho aood, the
abstraction Of splom, the overthrow
1T Pharosh, the captivity, and the tinals
destruction of dsrlisslapn All ND havs
seen, II enters ip a variety of ways illI h
the 1881. What of il noNl Has 1891
A iadgmali II store for tAe hanlssa
Fsee, and shat u III
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I'D Il M TsT R Y /.
10. j. LYONS.

Physician and Surgeon.
r OCATED in Lake Charles. offers his
H. professional services TO the public
rstients paying cash tor services will
Asa my charges very moderate.
April 49, 1879 1T.
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Notice to- Hunters !!

4 FIRM If thirty wears experience as
n dealer in Game. offers 10 receive
and to sell for them all the game they
may wish to send 10 market, provided
it is shipped in sound condition, and
when the weather is cold
MIR FREDERICK.
Nos 4S. SO 4 50 UrsuliDcs Street,
New Orleans.
SETTLEMENTS made promptly by mail
or otherwise.
Shipping game by the Evening Ex
pre- Texas train wi reach his stall ut
the French Market the ensuing morn
ing Nov 10, 1880 ~3m
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LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
PvBLfsHED EVERY SATURDAY
--A t.
LAKE CHARLES. LA.
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Liberal discount TO those who adver-
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Nooredit will be given for Advertising
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No comlnunications to the Eouo will
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nsde by our correspondents.
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MoTHER.--ilo The dear old moth
or. Time has scattered tho snowy
fakes on her brow, plowed deep fur
rows on her checks, but Is she not
sweet and beautiful nowa The lips
are thin and shrnnkcn, but those are
the lips which have kissed many d hot
tear from the childish checks, and they
are the sweetest lips IN the world. The
eye is dim yet It glows with the soft
radiance Of holy lore which can meyer
fade, Alb, yea, she isa lear old mother.
The sands Of life have nearly run out,
bnt, feeble as she Is, she will 90 further
aud reach down lower for yon than any
other upon earth. fon cannot walk
into midnight where She cannot see
you; yon cannot enter q prison whose
bars viii keep her out; you cannot
mount scaifoli loo high for her to-
reach that she may kiss and bless you
ID evidence of her depthless love. When
the world shall despise and forsake
you, when IL leayetll YOU 70 die BY The
wayside nnpoticed, the dear old mother
viii gather you IN her arms aud carry
yon home and tell yoa Of All your yir-
fpes until Jon aImost forget that yonr
soul il disiigpred BY vices. Love her
tenderly, and cheer her declining years
with holy devotion Exnhanqe
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
Boot and shoe shop.

A NTON OsT, Bootsansi Shoe maker, has
Il. opened d shop In Lake Charles, on the
seuth aide Of the court house square, near the
Richard House. Boots and Shoes made 10
sfaer, and drepaired Orders executed prompt
ly and satisfactorily. Give me call.
March 20, 1880. If
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-11-27
TAGEI1KE,

CADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER AND
y Carriage trimmer, All kinds Of repairing
eone. Shop on Ryan street, betweenthe resi-
eencs Of Peter Brotherson and Herman y
deaseH,s store aud bakery.
Aug "a, 1878. March 9. 1880.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-24
PLAYING III ON THE PAnssN.

An interesting little story cones
from Reno, n the Silver 6tats Of Nsva-
da. abich will do 70 repsat. Ose
evening", laa ~ssk, sbsrtly slsss eight
O'Clock, stylishly dreseed yeusg $50,
with ayoasg woman Of eoea sppsas.
ance heuGfoG on his arm, 0llsd g IT,
resia0l6co Of one Of the tDiototoee e IL
placeyznd - h vsnepdS - sssvioss
Of thsrlesgymsn 70 - 1iofso -
yeun9 woman. He a pot VotuDteGg
sny 6fofootiou - 70 Vhsro hidhoo4 q
his eempooion Game f1o0S - 30.
duced biz license ssa 80 - -
Clergyman to pssfosm - Sss6nspR4
simply AMI 6Ridkly - pefaiey. -
evidaS.ly Wefe of AeDd -. ~ th1
pars6H Of once tied ~ knoS q6line1n
the uembs(S Of Ais. 90 fAof1f . 81
nesssr When the pair 0see =
husband spds wife. H. rfoaD 00UY1
fifty dolhss4JDenbsck s1tSoA - lao1E
ing pocket box end direeted ~ 4ie..
istst. 70 ..kke 90 ltpn tt 8 &
revefs9ce, With aeay lhssk. tel -,
bill. AAee -
bril6 f66@, VIZ pdIlltlY u ID q
minister and his family good sveaisg.
.n41s.5d pa~!s iashhfy
Nktp osnln Vas aa14sx
whiss worldly -lasgslgs. III 6al1
find the happy pair novhssek I'D -
convinced thst the GoesiagA esas q
mere trick 70 pass 30 sosstseln0
greenback on hin. The bill - bogae,
and - both bsidsgtooa 81 tsi6s ~
gone none know whittier, Il dese look
as il 10ae1e6he - 1h6eySA& =
new ytls1 y kAteisggal II
Th6.sxiol siuf6lfsss 81 ShS dsvSc5 d6e6
not forbid the reflection that On enter
s s;s. s ssysg as u ~ l) g;.s
every 0u6o led miles o. 20.
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4, ADAS.1... N44[M:!2kESE2he

ADRusxEx, VI EThS
Shasta Courier, OF the 18th. tells this:
By S(Qlisije3 do49 esn T2ivity Chr
tor W are informed t6at isw dSys
ago, nsas Air1svlttqy EhmleA Dirk
while drunk. threw his slsvea-yssS.old
500 out Of . vindeWy IN I'll 6FNabin9
the boys neck. HoQs weeks -
Davis's wife died q H. 1o11nr1
With no one at homo bat the boy, whose
dsstk ~ ehropich Rove. "A AisSvis
brotM; No Nise - q HE
mol6sf ffoa enS tAUets Of u ok6ft 10
the csld. his father having fpeeed hin
out in t1eQsnosS 10 81 3svi1
we'll knowS 1srS kdtlskV6l6s n ~
on Clear Greek. Il Il ssid that eli tie
crimes hs hes committed were povon.
trated when be Was intexicated, Bat
that will not eDc1se their enoYmi1
DRUM = toset, Al ought q pm J
The 63pos 1t b snegloetsds It'd Vi I
chair before dreless hearth. IN .
snow-surrounded caeie. Withsu1i1611
hand but her Two children, SdAstIhe
with cold aud hunger-one Of thsss
newlYprphaned boys thrust oct jgths
Pressing storm and psrjshise ~ Ne
Effects of the exposure-the romaipipR
brother tossed from e'vindow anA q.
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reflect over.
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