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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
SECOND DISTRICT.
Latest Returns Show n Majority for
Mr.. Wilson.

Official returns from Preston county, re-
ceiyed last night, reduce Mr.. Mason's ma
jority there from l,O2S to ZOOS, change Of
% votes, Monongalia, official, gives Mason
5l7, instead Of $50, as heretofore counted,
and the vote of Helve:ia precinct, Ran
dolph county, heretofore counted as giving
Mason 35 majority, is now reported as Civ
ing 50 for Wilson, increasing the latter's
majority in Randolph from 2SS to 35S.
These changes from the tables heretofore
given, provided the figures reported from
the other counties remain unchanged, will
elect Wilson by So majority. Mr.. Mason
being Intercepted last evening as to the
situation. replied as follows: ..
GRAFTON, W. Va. October 16-Haye
nothing to change general result
J. w. MASON.
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rock, and began throwing stones through
the windows. Some of Feeney's trienns
we're in the saloon and ran out for the
stough," two catching him BY, the arms
and smother striking him in the mouth.
knocking several teeth out. Feeney ran
ont with his revolver, saying: LET me
shoot the SIN of bib" He was seized
by q couple of men who, sitter considerable
difficulty, succeeded in taking the revolver
from Eeeney. Police were nov summoned,
Officers Drugan, Turner and Arcnel to
snondine and, the tough" was lodged in
Tie Lookup, and viii receive q hearing to-
day r.F Eet.El-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

Diabetes, Bright'S Disease, kidney, gEi-
nary or Liver Complaints cannot be con-
tracted by you or your family il Hop Bit
tiers are used, and il you already have any
of these diseases Hop Bitters Is the only
medicine that will positively cure you
Don't forget this and don't get some pulled
up stuff that will only harm YOU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
Njeslin9 Resister
TUESDAY. OCTOBER n, 1859. I
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Wanted-Situation.
Parlor fireplace Heaters - Nesbitt &
Bro.
Auction Sale Of Household Furniture.
Furniture and Carpets-G. Mendel K Co.
For Cincinnati-Steamer w. c. Ander-
son.
For Sale-Job Printing Office.
Wanted-Child's Nurse.
WantCd-Girl 10 Cook.
Real Estate at Auction-Harry Caldwell.
Fall and Winter Clothing-C. Kraus 4
Bro.
AttentiOn-Knights of Pythias.
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Fancy Goods Miller & FranZheinl.
Spices-Edward Reid.
The GladiatOr-B. Fisher & Son.
Plate Glass-W. A. Wilson.
CranbeTries-J. II. Diehl & Co.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Sa-
loon.
Oyster Parlor-ThOmaS F. Heyman.
The Crown Jewel Stove G. ". Johnson's
Sons.
OYercoatS-T. c. Moffat & Co.
Ladies Fine Shoes. G. Stone.
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hartley Campbell

Treats Of Love and its vicisitudes,
n ard trials and then compensation,
Errors Of 9 young head.
" rongs that spring from q base soul.
N eartless villiany thwsrted.
injured virtue resenting vice,
True Southern life in IL its aspects,
Enough of color to give 1t realism.
Sensational yet not improbable,
Laughter moving II proper intervals,
A rdent In Its humanity,
Vigorous In its rapid action.
Enthusiastic In al Its six acts.
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sale Of Cheap building Lots.

The finest view on the Ohio river can be
had from those building lots in Martins
Ferry, which are now offered at low
figure and on eeasy terms. 0ne-third in
cash, balance in one and two years. The
workman will find a.cheap home, the CAPT.
talist a profitable investment. For plat or
more particulars, inquire OF George Medill,
Bridgeport; Henry Floto, Jos. Medill,
Abram Lash, Martins Ferry, or @. A.
Scbaefer & Co., Real Estate Agents, Opera
House corner, Wheeling.
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A CARD
In Relation 10 the Martins Ferry
POlsOninR
10 the Editor Of the Register.

POlsOnlnS.
10 the Editor Of the Register.
In the late poisoning case, an account OF
which was in Sundays REGISTER, allow me
TO state that l in nowise attribute any
blame to Henry Floto, nor to any member
of his family, they having no knowledge or
suspicion of what was going on, and are too
honorable 10 permit of such thing in
their house had they known of it.
the Democratic party were privy to it, they
being in favor Of more honorable war.
fare; but that il was the act of one of the
defunct leaders of the party, who has
threatened time and again that he would
get even with me, and who sought this
mode of carrying out his threat firmly
believe. GEORGE ROBINSON.
Martins Ferry, October l6, 1882.
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Row Between Rivals,

CHICAGO, October l6.-Richard Gray and
George Larkin, rivals for the hand Of Mrs.
Maggie OConnor, grass widow, had San
culinary shooting afrSy last night. Grsy
was shot and fatally wounded in the aldo.
men. Larkin surrendered and was locked
mn.
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BuekIe.,. Aruiea aaIye

The Best SALyE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hauds, Chilblsins,
Corns, and all Skin Rruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co.
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Emsheimer's Cloak RoomS IS Elev-
enth Street, EetWcen Main and Mar

enth Street, EetWcen Main and Mar
ket.
We are now prepared to offer, to the
wholesale and retail trade. the largest and
most varied stock OF cloaks, dDlns ans,
jackets, ulsters, ulsterettes and circulars in
the State. We offer the following special
ties: so good cloaks at So so: so better
cloaks at IS so; 100 all wool cloaLs at s. so;
800 dolmans from S to SIS. Our fur-lined
silk circulars at SIS, and cheap for $35;
please call and see them. No trouble to
show them, whether you buy or not $50
Misses cloaks, comprising all sizes from 1
TO 16 years; must be seen TO be appreciate l.
So snd s. % are beauties for the price. Oar
"Rebecca" all wool ladies' jacket at S Is
the best for the money in the Union,
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the WEALTH

"The enterprise Of the waIriiys b.
recognized and appreciated BY the p-'fss
l. the Enquirer n this state x'rVs"'
D0HtnlOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

MORNING Glory Baking Powder. Pure
and wholesome. Ask your grocer for it
G. s. Feeney. proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

" you buy Charter Oak Flour you will
never want to change. 1t is good every
time.
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DIED.

sCOTT-At Quincy. Ohio. SATURDAY., October
LIONEL II. scofT, aged % years.
Interment at 81. ClrisviIle...
WoODS-On Monday. October 10, iss2, n 70
p. m, MARY EUGESIA, infsnt daughter Of r.
A. and the late Kate A. Woods.
Funeral Wednesday morning at o'clock.
Interment private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

To srREsGTHES and build up the system,
q trial will convince you that Browns Iror
Bi,ters is the best medicine made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

BARLEY Camp6eIls new play
Isnot blood and thunder drama,
It's sensational for all that,
1t is romantic, poetic and real,
1t deals in probabilities that are human,
It Is simple In plot,
II Is powerful In development,
Il Is unctuous ia humor,
tits American In character and scenery,
tits sympathetic in sentiment,
II vigorous In action,
Xtevokes enthusiasm,
nprovokes laughter
Itisin six acts Of unhaslng interest,
MS at the Opera House
III. DrEHI & Co, J. S. Welty, WortheT
& Tiemsp. George X. MeMechen, X J.
Sr,yth apd H. F. Behrens sell Charter Oak
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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UsSevessSs1 R,csss ss@G.
Carefully and thouehtfally pfepsM
most fascinating writer, will be ~
ubs RssurEs rupniss thpeo -
year. 5bsss articles, vii aioee, ~"
any wsss v1Tinian, nsny uns
OF the papee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

LEAD Chronic Rheumatism for one year;
had been given up to die by two physic-
isps. PERUSA cured me. VIM. CuRrz,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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HOTEL AKRIVAA.
%. James Hotel. October 10, lsss.
rrueto HerTruss,

Too much cannot be said Of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constant y watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
they are assailed by disease, and the sys.
tenn should have q thorough cleansing. the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri.
fed, and malarial poison exterminsted, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost 50 cents. Sold by Logan Il Co.
MoRsIsG Glory Baking Powder. Sold by
all leading dealers Boy IL and you viii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

01A1B uBWo
: The ssorsrzs has . ~ ~"ss
IntelIissuce and integrity IN svsfI -
the state, whose busipes 70 sn -.
paper with all that intsress 70. -
his locslity;-to aid svsy Co.,
ment, and In the dsvslopn.n
sources Of the stasA And h 49,
c..rs.,ssSssas - - P"s1
OF the country. who a,s IA. 1917
erins that which will inss~
people owes Virginia
rn nAsHI s~s"
q, the leading cites, u boos %, =.
Constitute . valuable Sssts"
urxR-
.r-~is Baksr q %. ass ~ ~ ~ ~
c.xsosner men IN IL cgsng ,ssi 20 .
%osth - rscoediss. "-IiA~"~
~xs~. a,<rs0es CsU
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ASK your grocer for Charter Oak Flour.
Robert simpson.
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EXCHANGES.

: -, $3.50 M cyeari ~ iiJsSs Rspstx !
Posror MAss., October i6.-The follow.
po En-. .hoss ,Ie total Seroas exchanges
lns.nty-sour leading clearing houses In
the the United States. spr ~ s'sE ending
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the REclsreR
The MODEL MAJ

We cordially Fecomm<nd n IA mJ
model Family Newspaper" NcrposicssS
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IHE WEALTH

THE WEALTH THE wEAl1
THE WEALTH or THE wElln
THE WEALTH WEST THE VIA
THE WEALTH - THEsu
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA THE wrl}
THE WEALTH 1853 TIKI wEAir
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
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AVAILABLE Do0a

Of nearly 500 pages, on the wealth. d''ed
and undeveloped, Of West Virginia W
distinguished authorities o. ~ =
Fe,,oO Of the Royal Aoodr~g' "
Prof. Fbntain,, OF the University ~
Speaker. Geo. n. AoTei, will Be sn's
APRENIUn WITH TIE ssss'a
To those who prefer Il 10 the map "s.
the same terms
Prsos sf.Wsss virsisis's WsssA '
srn. pro,srrn "a the IesdibG psps
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THE ZAP A. A PREnlrR

The Map will be sent m q prsnissl
persons who remit $50 for The Vi
REGIsTER, one year, and 10 cent? 70 m
age on the Map.
.The REGISTER IL really tn on,y tslt
paper In the state. - uartstsr, Tde'aI
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the MODEL MAP.

"Ths REGIsrkl Is keeping s,s, s,a u.|
~ and prosperity nov yoccAakS 4
statA"-xdnduhd 9diefts.
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The propricton Of the wHrrl1ys 4,
TER have engaged the services o. prs
we'll qualified for the task, 10 se n
will readily be conceded 10 bel
MODEL NAP o. WET vils,p
II will show all the County and Mo-
District lines, Senatorial and COhus
District lines, Railroads built and ors
be built In the near future, Railrst 4
Post-ofiices, the area In acres Of eat q
population OF counties vote a esA q
ut the last presidential election, pa
each county, Geological scctioos d u,
and a hundred other things q ,su
stEo IL will DO about S I " inobcl
n.lA~ - No. A =
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MARTIN's FERRY.

Gail and see the 50 so light dolores
ladies' jacket at Emsheimers.
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The MODEL NAP,
The MODEL MAP TIE nopll Nd
THE MODEL MAP o. fHI nopr
: THE MODEL MAP e'' TIT sa,,J
THE MODEL MAP viReilil rHI ,o,,'
THE MODEL MAP issa. rHE no,t, \
THE MODEL MAI THE kopll rD]
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Cant Get It

Go 60 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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A series OF articles on The

sTbs REaIsrER IL the lestint 49,.
yirrinIa, and 10 one u our bcsl sieIs
bvrpA Duty Tina, tlndh
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the RIclsYe.

TIE REGISTER TIE Rnor
THE REGISTER Tnvsss
THE REGISTER Tn,
THE REGISTER wsIklv rEr ~
THE REGISTER rup -.
THE REGISTER rup -,
TIE REGISTER rHE RroNn
the REclsreR
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#hsslins Rssi.s
LEWIS RAknA~
TERMS

PR YEAR By xArI, POSTAGE ~,
DAILY, ak days In the v..l
DALLY, three days In ne Ss.r
WEEKLY REGiSTRRs~<----
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NEW ADVERTisEMEMIs.
..,OnREwARD.

<>,of,ee salesman wsnted-First-cia. man 3
u for " healing spa ylSinnfS;n ,isD - =
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- - 800 -.


The Old patriots and veterans e. Italy are diving
OH. Tine other gay IL "as ,as,e..eLEO. ,he master
ol .Ie Io Cd stables; now Do l5 ileJoi c-'1It "i''
,,l.loat having occupied SO prominent p.ailGn,
did hi. fl share on work tor lai.aU independence.
,a~tc,lrneo Va, probably Tie ld;r hial most luu-
marc friend, "hU GS LDc} Grove io- L4rt' as lhty
usual o!u, ,.ty were gene ray auAIitr4 go Dr tn'
ug.'rs. PAIR OF WcI lu llAiJ. vac OF EIdLuel
death WAS Il'a. suocA 10 Od',"ucAGu, ana ne
RAPIDLY aged. S.,vaguI Wa = I.onah porn ana
bong lrel!gd To tuI-ra-c after IS 10, lr served
d. IS .r.iuI., Piedmont, the Nrlmca, hungary 6ut.
SPAN. ami wa, J.uoush All the campaigns hat leg
t0L.iI.u rcO.. There are e'eidi stories .o.d u
There are 3D. al chose " mo suffered tnc ike idtc. La
COustautInOplc he was Reduced 10 vanishing car
uagts. AGAIN, WnUu he was Az BarCe4ona, hc was
told there Wac letter Tor AA 40 Lho post but uA-
fortunately. there was - francs postage u pay,
aud be la not got n. However, lie round Trend
.end him piastr-, and away lac went 10 Tue post
10 yet lis letter ChAcK4uI up his COIN anu caicAins
IL again Ia the giaduess Of has heart suddenly 4
hand flashed before him. aud street boy, snatch
ing the com the air rushed away Win H. 4ea'lIs
poor SIya2nI without money OF leltei.
Another aueCuOic ~ thai Wheh HhFaEhl was aV
Turin In 1886, and mad applied for service III the
AnplO-ItallAu Legion for the Crlmea, ne v Is re-
duc,d absolutely 70 his last penny, and dld not
know mere TO turn Tor another; TINS penny was 70
buy his breakfast dinner, every thng; Out rs nc
walked toward the BRUSH Legation 10 near II Hls
application had been accepted, iho thought struck
Inn, snail buy my penny worth % DLe~ui or
shall have NY boots blacked and 20 ike gentle
man 10 sir James hudson ~ was tlIhcuIJ
question. mt IL ended IL having us boots BACKED,
AM, Going without ms breakfast. lie was gazetted
10 captsncy, with his passage pam TO Malta. aud
further a cheek was given hun Tor > seyenty-hve
lire it'll tins hurried of TO the bank he cashier
lacked M H. and began counting out little heaps OF
puld so that rivaIl after minute OF two, begged
MIN 10 attend 20 hun and let him 90. ! am doing
"A , said the ca.hler but nine Is on seventy
NO Iir,. : salu .Iyaguu Yes lire sterLno'"
pounds sterlIng answered the cashier. 10 the great
astonIshment OF silvagni, who thought be was to
receive ire Itaiane' or francs; During his last
years hs lived In ROME a friend of the pOot Cossa
anu OF other Old patriots, and bitter enemy OF
needless aud noisy agitation
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TIE DEAEcRITLoN or TONES

from Itr LOnG0H alone
Under an old AthtuIau law a slave found guilty
OF dlsi ruiug bOuy at nterment was put to
death, while the act, II perprtTated by a free man.
euiaHel the 'ouhscatOu OF a morty " his posses
SONS. tun-tiu Inc decrred that woman might
obtain divorce from her hu,Ja ii she could
show that he had disturbed grave, and M one
time In England lt was oeemed unlawful TO open
a grave LOT p second person, except IoI husband
or wife. The tomb OF Edward l.. when opened,
disclose the KING dressed m his robes with
cOIuECt ON HIa head when statement may be
copied a. proof That 10 Lad remained luvlolate up 10
the pcrOt when 10 va. disturbed under official
sanction. When the tavruisjs, more than three
centuries ago, broke open the tomb OF Matilda,
Qnecn OF tho Conqueror they stole ring from on
her FINGER IL the reign of the second James the
remaIhs of Euward tAe COnieSsor was exposed o
view I'D cstuiuSler Abbey, ana while lnchester
Cathedral was undergoing repair toward the, close
ut tn" iisi century, OaudJes tomb WIS opened.
Iue ashes Of >eDcrt King Of ,be last Angles, were
grave of hutus was dIstur ed with the kuowledg.,
n not der the sanction, OF the Merry Monarch
George ~. called upon >ir Henry Hali0rd TO Ed
anime iuc oody IN the coffin placed IN the Royal
vault under ST. Georges Chapel aud supposed 10
be tia Ol Charles |. \ bone OF the neck De.Ougug
90 the E.4..uI3l beng round severed, rs Dy axe,
confirmed The common belief At the same time
the remains OF urLry VII were exposed, out
ueiIra,E Oi tcr,Iu--.t SUcu WORDS may be used lI
connection n'th proceedings Of the kluu-t Is sald,
pit'ch''N iLe investigations Nlodttug the rtpo'r
0i Queen Jane ~eymous ashes deposited IN the
saline place. lie comb OF Queen ,dJuaruc,
iurtuiu.e enough TO become the widow o. Bun
Nils L.., ANA Who, SuY-,q deutlT, marrying Lord
>'N.o-t oi,. 40 >uoei aAu was buried there, Is
said e.. have been NlO-J,. i've t-ur-. en- four OCca-
-u,lcr... u.s. I.abu1uts of ~ .nercom wi, hin tur
past forty NcJr--54gs Cue rriua H. rXu med
uF e oa.u Oh Da.cnauailaus. at wucn ume nr out
RACES Nult 20 u7Elatciul INA. Ntu must Dc drawn
u.ur tlrl-. These aAuvhIL- >,e.c> were tAaC.e
;tt .lc t1.e OF IIr l-t century. Inc mex, lime the
tosu NJ- opened Cn tine pea cot antiquarian re-
b.. ts-,e t4e .ae.,-. cl4pe, has been restored TO
lDoir ,-l,- 80 ,.-.. i.-Int..., ana Tie mains
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SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE
A SIBERIAN FOREST.

Baron Nordenskjold, in his account Of the
voyage OF the Vega gives glimpses of the veg
citation found at the extreme north OF the
Asiatic Continent. At the mouth Of the
1fniscL Tor instance, as on all other siberian
rivers running from south To north, the Weo5-
ern strand, wherever IL is formed Of loose,
earthly layers, u also quite low ana ofteh
Mdrshy, Whlie, on the other hand, the eastern
strand consists of a. steep bank, ten or twenty
metres high, which u0r,L OF the liAt oil trees
Is distributed In q remarkable way lu-O pyram-
lOal pointed mounds. On the SLOPES OF th.s
steep bank and IN several OF the tWdfd val
leys there Is an exceedingly lcn Ntsr.ddoH'
which 100 kilometres south oi riromo- hanGh
forms actual thIckets of Towering plants, "hle
the tundra itself is oversrown with scan'y
carpet, consisting more of mosScS than OF
grasses. Willows of little hCl -ht 20 IL 1aT
north as Port Dickson (73~ 30 Nib me
dwarf birch (Betqia mana, b. IS net wl,h'
though only rs a bush creeping along ib'
ground. az Cape SchaiiauskCj l72N : MID
and in 1875, on the ice-miXed soil OF the
tundra, ripe clOudheTies were gathered. Very
luxurIdnt aiders (AiHdstcr trHtc0SuS, LEDEB.(
occur already at Ae,en1n ~ - MI, ana
several places covered with rich and Iu2uridnt
thickcts oil bushes.
But the limit Of trees proper is considered
to begin first aC the great bend which the
river makes IL 90" 40 MI, "a little north Oh
Dudino Here the hills are covered with a
sort OF wood consisting OF half withcred, grey,
mOs,-gIOWn IIrcnes (LGrlT StOHtcdI Niuch
seldom reach height OF more than seven ID
ten metres, and which much less deserve the
name of trees than the iuXurlaLt a.dcr bushes
winch grow nearly - iurtneT north. But
some few miles south OF this place, anu s,lIl
tar north 81 the Arctic Circle, the pine forest
becomes tall. Here begins a verijdole forest,
the greatest the earth has to show, extending
with little interruption from the Urai 10 Jhe
utI-hbOrnOOd OF the sea o. DcuOt-k, AMI Ii'n
the uity-eignth or htiy-niuth degree OF La .ie
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oDDIrILS0F PfESEcrroN
From me ST. yam,s's Gq-eite.


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