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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

We learn that it will cost about
$1,000 to run a telephone line from
Mexico to Perry. Perry agrees te
take 5000 stock, if Mexico will take
s40O. This would prove quite a con
v%enlence. To a certain extent, il
would make up for the loss of the
Hannibal d Southwestern r. X.
Barnes & Vineyard have sold their
grocery to the Hurd Bros, who SO.
licit a share of the public patronage,
Call and pay what you owe Barnes
& Vineyard and buy some goods
from the Hurd Bros.
The banks, post-oi1ice and schools
were closed on Thanksgiving Day
The only time a newspaper man gets
a holiday is when we have a week
with eight days in it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

"He taught a Sunday school in
Brooklyn and he stole $4,000 from
his grandmother is the way a New
York paper mixes the good and bad
together.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

A homely girl with a small foot
takes ten per cent. more comfort in
this world than a pretty-faced girl
who knows it IS all day with her if
she falls over q log.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

Prof. King has been offered $50 to
permit a couple to 60 up in his balloon
and be married at a height of 1000
feet above their future home-a lu-
matte asylum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

COFftSpOHutNCb OF Inc Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo November 27th.-
The protracted meeting conducted
by Elder Vardeman and others still
continues. Up to the present time
there has been six additions to the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

get 'em somewhere"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
LEGAL. NOTICE.
ORDER or PuBLlCA1ION.

ORDER or PUBLICATION.
FAte ~ West Virgins, County OF ohio. CITY u
wheeling. In the Municipal Court ~ Hk-,i
inR. January Rules l,,I.
Alexander Ninick. Goorgc T.. NcBdis ant
John tlsglc, partners doing bushes uf,I.r
the I'm name 81 Nimick Ald CntnIaur shp
sue Tor theni.elves - well A. for ~" bsusfi 81
OIL other ofoditor. 81 the Ningy Iron Won.
Company who msy come In aud CDnirih4t, -
the expenses Of ihiss
The Alngo Iron WORKS CJmEauy etsis.
~ ,UAsCEBy
The object ~ thissuit IL b. 90 lsct asIdi.irii.
ute among the creditors u ~. defendant, ne
MIngO Iron Work. Company, The amount 81
which the other i'frrdAbis. Who are the ,bs.
hOlGe- 81 'aid company. are liable under ~
ststuiory prOyis'obs " tt' State ~ Ohio. under
which the ,ald NinRO Ir,n Works CONTAIN 49,
incorporated. the smou { .Iusht 20 D. i.nu,,r,f
from zach sbckh1'dcf bcing an amount ,qls
10 and IN aii,tiOB " the amount ~ ,igl bslf
Ny him IN such cyrpsfstoI. And IL suIearHgby
smcsyl' thss the dcicndants, The Ming iron
WORKS ComIsny, J.. Bstbll". 1hoHss 70
Brasher. william Dean. Georr. A. ussn. n
ward Dunn, ". FISHER. JHns GiAs. " u. IBfI
lug. ID &. Haynes, bC1ige IBslc'. e. y lrsin.
David ingrnm: Herman :unsu, Ibomss Llgyd
&. q. Booth, Alice v. Sysp. u. J. MOAN. "
W. Mccandlrss, George y. Iiboh. sdmlnis'rat9'
% the esis'e of n. 4 Rsrlirk, deo.assd. J0Lr
SANFORD. David Simpson, Margaret siDi1afi
Johh Il. Tr1Il. John H. Hss,IEgs aud Georgc y
liDch. are not residents ~ the tat 81 No., yif.
sfnis. u D. now ordered that saii non fs1lisntds
fopdants do appear at the nett rule day DH ~"
18th day 81 February, ls.l. ~ siIbeT 81 The to-
following dASs, and do what IL Eec'sssfy ~ pfI
test their iniefesb In IBIS suit
Ia testimony whereof have horegnt0 sizr'f
my name % Clerk of saH Court this Izlb daJ {"
January, lssi, At January Rules 10 the C.efs
Once ~ said Court.
Jcis: THOglsN. DlkssB,
a "a -. II A. a A
VIZ. p. IIrsHAkr,
Attorney for CON pisinanp lsbiB~r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
Will a Survey Be Directed /?

Grcenbrier Independent.
The press unanimously, and the
whole people so lar as any expression
has been given of theii wishes, have
called upon the Legislature to direct one
or more surveys OF railway routes to
connect the two trunk railroads by a
line or lines north and south through
the State. Will that body obey this i'm
portant command Of their constituents?
Or will they waste their efforts in silly
and iruitlesS attempts 10 annoy and
embarrass the railroads We have, and in
doing what they can to discourage any
further investments in railroads in our
State? Iinot tie latter, is it not proba-
BILE that by any reason OF the grasI-
ing and .narrov-mindei policy OF
a majority OF the members they
viii defeat the whole measure
by demanding local surveys in par
t.cular sections OF the State, between
poiAts OF little or no benefit to the peo-
pie generally? What interest has the
people OF the STATE in railroad from
Parkersburg to Chenille, or one from
Parkersburg to Wheeling? let bills
for such local character as these and
others are the ones being introduced in
the Legislature. Ii there cannot be an
exercise OF a broader policy, and one
more becoming a State enterprise, it
were better that the whole matter be at
once abandoned.
We have heretofore advocated the w.
CARTS Valley or Cheat river route, and
IN doing so we were not actuated by
any selfish motives or contracted pol
icy. This is route which commends
itself TO the whole people and to capital
lists outside OF the State. Il is the most
practicable, and will devotion a larger
section OF one OF the richest portions OF
the State than sny other roase vet men,
toned, besides offering the most certain
inducements of paving investment 10
capitalists TO embark in 10 construction.
The coal, iron, timber and agricul-
tural lands through which it will pass
viii make it's construction a paying
investment from the very beginning:
and moreover, it will develop a sec
ton OF country, now almost barren, that
WI add millions TO the population and
IA iable property of the State. with a
route having all these ADVANTAGES. and
O. hers OF incaiculable value, " have
Sc tied that our people will be - III 10
nave the questioned the - .es
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

referred to and settled by commission
OF competent engineers appointed oy the
Legislature or the Goverporof the ctate,
With our great advantages we can Wen
afford TO be nagnanimous- Anal may
be that others, because their pet routes
have no merits, show so little liberality.
A survey OF impraeticab.e or local
routes will benefit no one-rot
even the sections through which
thew are located. A survey amounts
TO nothing unless it is such as COM
mends itself to capitalists who will con-
struct road upon it. 1t is not positive.
ly certain that a survey on the most
iudicious route will insure the building
OF road. Still there is a probability OF
such being the Casa probability sum
GENTLY great to induce people who are
alive TO their material interests to incur
the expense Of a survey. But, on the
other hand, 1t is absolutely certain that
an injudicious or local route will never
induce the construction OF road upon
il. To survey such a route will be
culpable waste OF the peoples money.
In view OF all the facts and the gensr-
al impetus now existing for the co.,
struction OF railroads, We ask the Legs
lature to elevate themselves to the plane
of liberal minded men, to discard local
pretensions and selfish motives. Their
constituents have called upon them to
act. and they expect them to act IN
manner that will not only benefit, but
do credit, to the whole State. Let the
intelligent and opportune demand Oh
the people be met in spirit oil magnan-
unity and generosity such as will put
our neglected State in the vanguard OF
progress and prosperity. Let as have
two, and, il necessary, three surveys
across the State. Let the routes OF
these surveys be selected by competent
person appointed by the Leglsla-
ture or the Governor. route
selected by such persons will of itself
be a recommendation TO capitalists 10
build.the road. They should have full
license and authority to fix the route or
routes over any part or parts oil the
State that will connect our two trunk
lines OF railroad. They should be as
little incumbered by instructions as to
the particular location OF the routes as
possible. The object should be to get
the routes that would most develop and
benefit the whole State, and such as
will offer the greatest inducements to
capitalists to construct the roads. III
this is done the people will be satisfied
il IL is not done, great opportunity
will have been sacrificed, and the Legis-
lature will deserve the censure not only
OF the present but future generations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases OF the throat and lungs, DIR.
Kings New Discovery has no equal and
has established for itself worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use ii in their practice.
The formula from which il is prepared
is highly recommended by all medical
Journals. The clergy and the press have
complimented it in glowing terms. Go
to your druggist and get trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a regular size for Sl.00.
For sale by Logan, List & Co Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

II IS notorious fact that the Ala
bama award brought the United States
considerable more money than it has
yet been able to find legal claimant
for. A matter OF nine millions or so Of
money still remains in the Treasury. or
rather is invested in United States
bonds, by means OF which the sum is
daily growing larger and constantly Civ
ing increased cause for English indigna-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

THEY are taking hold OF the smoke
nuisance in Wheeling in q Practicsl
way. SMOKE consumers are being grad
ually introduced where iurnac are In
use, and for the encouragement OF those
who have already adopted them and are
contemplating it, We are glad ID give the
opinion Of the Nationa. Health Society
OF Englani uneQuivocally endorsing
them. The Committee says that every
industry that runs on engine and con-
sumes soft coal Tor fuel, can obtain a
complete consumption OF smoke, not
only without Additional expense, but
with advantage in the matter OF econo-
my. The report OF the committee. further
states that the most striking results
which have been made in this direction
are those Of MCssrs Clay. printers, and
MessIs. HAMBURG & Co, the great
brewers. The brewers hal, for a long
time, considered that it was especially
difficult u apply understanding ap'
paratus to various departments OF their
industry. This problem has, however,
been completely solved at the brewery
in question for many years, at general
saving, as Mr.. FRASER recently publicly
stated, OF nearly 10000 in the course OF
twenty years, during which the appli-
ances have been steadily improved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

The tide of the balance OF trade has
already begun TO turn sgainstthis conn
try. over $4,000 in spscie goes hence
TO Europe by tomorrow ; steamers. In
view OF the increasingly extravagan.
purchases OF foreign dress fabrics and
other luxuries by our people, this turn
OF the tide has been olly a question OF
time. Ii is bal sign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

BEAVER Is the Roland which the
Cameronians have substituted for their
OnvEE in the Pennsylvania Senatorial
fight. BAySKis the new candidate oil
the GROW men. Bnt we can't see that
ANYTHING has been gained by either fac
ton BY the change of candidates. The
contest looks like hopeless one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

. STANLEY MATTHEWS got a b.aeS eye
ilgurstivey speaking in the Ohio House
OF Representatives. The Senate reso-
luton coming up, which asks the United
States Senator's from Ohio to vote for the
confirmation oi Mr.. MATTHEws as an
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
in place OF SwAYNE, it was referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations by
n vote of ~ to rs. Such action in his
own State. anu in body controlled by
his own parry friends, nust end all rea-
sonable hopes OF his-success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

THE submerged portion OF New Or
leans embraces five square miles, inhab
tied by $1,000 people. In some places
the water is three and four feet deep.
The food is expected to subside to day,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

THE will OF the late f. A. SoTHERN
cuts off his widow and eldest son. This
may have been one OF his practical jokes,
but the neglected parties have invoked
the aid OF the courts ior light on that
mint
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

TAXING it at the comPgy's valuation
the land granted by the government to
the Northern Pacific road is worth s2o,-
600 900. more than the entire 200 miles
of road will have cost when completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
NEW ApvGRrlsEMENTs.
---1------------------
Notice tQ1he Public,

OFFICE supEafSrEspzxr wAfEz WORKS [
WHEEL NC, w. VA, Feb. IL, 1881. j
In consequence Of the unusually high stage
of water the river. one of the discharge pipes
has become d.sarranged and there viii be q
scarcity OF water In the basin, as one pump will
not furnish full supply, therefore j request
Operations, and ali citizens not to waste any
wafer, until the pipe can be repaired, which
will be done ss soon as possible.
All persons using elevators and rrnning their
vork, are notified that the water will be shut
OF from them. as the supply must be kept up in
ssbIto JAS. II. RIDDLE. s.spt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
Shakespeare or Bob Ingerson

Never said, though it is certainly true
that neither Poppy nor Manpragora, nor
any OF the morphine essences OF the
Drowsy God contsminate that delight Of
chewers. Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug. m&th
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

Senator DENNIS to his home paper, the
Greenbrier h,ipsRiS7,t, will be interest
ing as showing the disposition OF COM
mittees upon important subjects of leg
islatiOn:
The policy seems
be to re enact the Code of 1865, ignoring
subsequent !, gislAtion AMI putting the
new amendments into effect. One of
tine most perplexing questions we have
as Vet encountered is the re-apportion-
ment OF Sen1t1rs and Delegates. Some,
under the Constitution OF 1872, take the
ground that the Legislature cannot in
crease the members IN either body.
Among these are Hon. T.. j. Faulkner,
Mr.. Hubbard tan able lawyer of the
House Of Delegates), Judge j. b. Hcge,
&c. Others think we can increase
the number OF both bodies Among
these are Gov. Samuel Price, Mr.. Trav.
trs, Judge Armstrong, Judge Ferguson,
and MIR. Woods OF Barbour. And
again some think We can increase the
members OF the House OF Delegate but
not OF the Senate. Among these are Mr..
Quarter, judge Melvin and Judge Ice,
hacked by host Of others. Certain it
is. il the Convention intended to confer
the power 10 increase both bodies 1t was
unfortunate in the use Of words. lean
not, in this letter, give even an outline
OF the argu'nents To sustain either pro-
position.
We have adopted, as far as practical
bic, the rule that the two Judiciary COM
mittees shall sit in joint session. Thus
business is greatly facilitated. Many
acts OF a general nature have been per-
fected and passed the joint committee,
but as yet have not become laws.
Among them Is the chapter concerning
the powers, duties, and liabilities OF
Justices OF the Peace. There are 240
sections in tins chapter, and the power
is conferred upon the justices try cases
of assault and battery, trespass 70 per-
sonal property, adultery, tornlcI-
ton, and IN other cases where
the punishment is limited 10 a tine not
exceeding ten dollars or to imprison-
ment NOS more than ten days, In an
other chapter 1t is provided that all
Justices shall execute bonds with good
security in the penalty OF 5, or, falling,
the Office is forfeited. Before jurycan
be demanded the party demanding must
deposit s. 10 pay the fees OF such jury,
or II he swears mat he is unable, pecu-
niarily, to make such deposit land the
Justice is satisfied OF the truth OF his
afiidayit,) Jury may be had without.
such deposit.
Another interesting question is be-
fore us. That is, the Constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manulac-
ture aud sale OF all intoxicating liquors
in this State. Now, / know you can
give good advice on tins subject. III We
pass this measars-l mean 20 say, ii We
submit il to q vote of the people And
they adopt it--what is to become OF our
grape eultufe, surplus grain, beer manu-
factories, our German friends, and the
Democratic partyY Shall amend by
inserting the neutrality-suspicious." so
As to make il unconstitutional for any
man or railroad TO- transport a Jug OF
whisky from Stanton to Lswisburg, or
from Lewisburg to Frankford?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

SO Chroo. sno.n.fs, Lac, e,c;; CARDS
6sa Centre N n Y. deb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
@. MENDEL 81 CO..
1924 MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, w. N-n.

UNDERTAKERS k0TlCE-Mr B. ZOok Undertaken has re-
moved from Fourteenth street No. 1919 Eo first house
below Furniture Factory He has Telephone communication direct
to his house and will calls promptly at all hours The
careful attention WILDE given to all OF undertaking entrusted
him. Parties Tsephoning will please call No S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
COAL VEIN FOR SALE.

T WILL. LEASE Or SELL ONE HUNDRED
acres OF six foot vein Of coal. lying on r. &
o. r. X at Nefrs Siding, on reasonable terms.
Coal Just high enough 20 load cars AID locomo-
tiveS having screens and schutes for same. En-
ouire OF JAMES SHIELDS,
de3igb Shields p. o.. Belmont county, q.
AOPAGE FLORAL AUTOGRAPH ALBUM
40 Htd with Ferns. Birds, Lilisa. scrolls,
&c, covers and edges elegantly Coded; also a
select Quotations, all for i5c postpaid. Stamps
taken; agents wanted. @. ". Bocemsdes wa
Haven. c. pSeo VIZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
LEOIsLATIyE MATTERS.

The following extracts from letter of
Senator DENNIS 10 his home paper, the
Greenbrier Ipdpeni7i, will be interest
ing as showing the disposition OF COM
mittees upon important subjects Of leg
islatiOn:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14

New and very Attractive Styles are Now Ready.
MASON BEST CABINET or PARL0R Or
"" CANS IN THE WORLD, winners
AND OF highest distinction at every
IA IN great worlds exhibition for thir-
HhMIiN teen years prices, ISL, So, SIS, 81,
ORGANS @ p 40 S ana uP sssa;e, , no,
upwards. Catalogues free. MASON 4 HAM
LIN ORGAN CO., I5 fremont St. Boston; IS
FAST 18th ST., Union squareI New York; l4s
Wabash avenU, Chicago. de2b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-14
NOTICE.

'LgRk OTyicr, Bonn ~ CoHsisIoSTks.
NH'knS", fobfuip ~, Js,l. !
, 1881-10-01
WHAT TO CALI HER.


When n womun addresses her partner Will
gus,lcs Of affection, as "1Iubby," or "My
dearest hubby" lu may possibly Ike 1t II he
can bear It, hut most men would like TO hear
almost uny thing else. One fears TINT differ
ent terms ot nd.lress Mny follow. Which rep
resent another mood. On tie other hand,
when u man addresses his spouse as
"Wifce," 1t Is almost iinpoSs9ble to avoid
thinking Of doggy" and there Is m I'M
pleasant feeling Ut Sickness at llcarlng the
word. Dut whrn one hears husband NIL
dress Ills wife ,s "Qncenle," which Is sald
10 lu tie word used hy o,e nt the most dis
it1E.,lisl1etl authors OF New England lls Atl-
dressing his hettar half, 1t seems ',s u tlle
wlie Ind er prrpsr PLACE ~ us ~ n1eGtloms.
uriiyOf WOMAN; II cntllrUnrs her III his home.
Quits III contrast j. thu reserved tone
ii 1nuuy housphDhs. IT Is always "Mr. Smith y
uud "ttrn Smith," nnd QUO Tears constantly
thlt be llAy disturb, tho dignity az thkt house.
ca.inro the Innovation, q ehtldsen. It f.
feelings. and then they grow nto tho t,itSo '' re-
tho VII. caiis tbc hnsoanl tathe o,t anu ,noa tno
nrp no children. aud y = always Mr. ana
sshlrr," thgrc Is Il skeleton III tho hnnseho!d.
and love hMs escaped through inc window, IKE
Noah's dove. III searei of 4 new % liics Ihgn sn
0ns Ii, use hy Chnrley'H father toward his wife,
tho wumun Haymg "nly lnna," or simply :" man,,
the husband nllruss,ng tho partner OF bis TOLLS
Eitnt,Iv rs "wif9" or "Eonian. una Yet, whGn
aro wonderfully ireightcd With meaning. After
nE. there IL nothing ike simplicity ana aohcsty
between husband And WHO.
, 1881-10-01
YOU BID NE WRITE.

ft,r The EhtfHT6 If$H4oAA
you bill ,np write OF other dnys-
To truce tho link thHt lies bntwcen
Those childish t,.sks and childish plays
Thr0' ull the years TINT intcrvclie.
Anl cn!ldrcn siuco have changed to men:
Yet ktiIt thoss sccncs to 1nent'ry glow
As Ilir. as dear+ today as the1i'
'Tvns then. with childish. restless feet,
From sptlt 10 spot we tlrcIess hled;
Explored full many green rettaat>
And tla.nberUl oer tho niountain-etde.
What pIcll!cs thcre! 10 you recall
tn TnS tr; Grs 4 IT fssqS sanSyt tanata as s9 Ta'
sAvc what your pocket bold. or tntno.
:, Yu,. know ,ucir smiles. you know thoirte
Eou knu,y tho End nnd soHibro Dali
That fell nthwArt tho coming years:
Elncc then. hUw Wide HpArt ohr lives!
Hut warnl affection still survives.
And thus We ilud it-You aud J..
From ull ycrmonts h!gh, verdant crown.
From ca!ln Eta,np1Mln's meand ring way,
From near Aouut Mansiesd's rocky trown,
You cafno to greet mt hcro todny;
And In Wisconsln's fertile p!a!p.
Isy Wnnebag0's Wide txpanho.
Nnw, 1T tho time Of K0rpercd grain.
! glye you 9tcetiug clasp and glance.
We're o!lcr. wtser7 Who can tell2
Wc'ycwaiHetl. prrchanco, sotno worldly lofo-
liut where tho hopSt; T.! snd 4 trust et yoFoe
All things sccm pOasihle IN youth,
Aud Ulchr tho radiant future CLEANS;
HIT YOU und l havo learned tho truth.
How OFT tlnlusiyc are lts beams.
We know that, long al Earth shnll ho,
As nl9ht comes on tae snaass ,a.ist fall;
That soon for Ynu. and s0on lor mo'
Yet Rcetlls Il 10 thlA heart Of minO
s. when shGss ssaoEs so sonnS .s'na u: roll
oslkast, If s ~ W,!e e'SS'3 '' tut A X. e. uAn4os
, 1881-10-01
Arrival or a Gorilla in Liverpool

rh,, Steamer stnt9ai, Gapt. ". l.. Kecns. of
,he i,ritfsi, ana Afr,cHn Company, whI"h A.
riyel Ii ils Morsey fow duyx slnctl, brought 10
ibis country very ttuo speotlarn OF W Atstsan s
UI,rilta, Thu unil,iu, which u but half kIoWms
Stunts aouul tuur fact in hight, aud waA Dr9nHnt
frn sette casaa snAii nri nn ths aati ssks
Etdir u, hs kept,try nor Indeed until tho wy
~ SsI h5'. ~ va Vas saoss coiaplstsl did he exhibit
TseiinKs OF gratitude for tho attention shoHa "a
ihnsc n.i hoard the steniMgr toWaau the caGliis
uot q sho .t tes ,st;sr: sso'h e. Ta mads
" s,soeMt ncfanta p it m pas'as p, psst IL tso II
thSso o.. t.,s senssat. Ihe gorilla was fo.ceH ea
iiiiu tanoness III the ud Of tue yoyags;. waea
riVuI II, Liyrrt,oo. thu n,l,ulal. which ia osossa
ho r. tn,s Gounsy = she
itsMi mat,inaIist. Tue gorilla on nearinE En.
nisnu Flowed hIti;selI 70 10 walked up s42 W
down shB steamers lock. and showed te!nsI@e
sble ypltit OF trleRdliuess towaEa III &oePs@~