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wool.

Boston, 20.-The wool market is
quiet and firm, with prices well
sustained. The sales of the week
amount to 100000 pounds. Fine
Aeeces have been in active request,
coarse and medium also in demand.
Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania
fieeces at 41@42 for Y, 4216@44 for
Xxx, 45 for xxx, choice Xxx Ohio
fleeces held firm, A and upwards.
In Michigan fleeces sales at 9915@40
for X and Al for Xxx, but transac-
tions have not been to any eX-
tent. UnWashed fleeceS have been
ingdemand at 1923 for low and
coarse 35935 for hne and medium,
including choice selection. Comb
ing and delaine selections have
been in demand with sales at A and
46 for fine delaine; 4705O for fine
and number one cOmbing. I'm
washed combing is selling at % for
coarse, to 3O@36 for better grades.
California wool continues quiet
sales at 2316@23 for spring and
$4,000 lbs. of low fall at II; pulled,
firm, choice and easier; tuysers
have been sold at 45@50; common
and good 2S@40. Foreign wool has
been quiet. Small sales of Austria
Ian, MonteYideO and Mediterranean
carpets.
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An Erie Accident.

Erie, Ont, 29-At 80 this eve
ming the dummy car, used in con-
passengers over the inter
national bridge between here and
Black Rock, Ga suburb OF Buffalo,)
fell through the open draw into the
Niagara river, twenty-five feet.
1t seems that the steamer Falcon
was coming up and the draw bridge
was open to let her pass. At the
same time the dummy used to cross
the bridge with passengers was
making the last trip for the night.
For some cause the engineer did
not perceive the draw open, and the
dummy plunged into the river. Ed
ward Bonn, the engineer,g Edward
Hershey, fireman, were killed in
stantly; the balance Of the passen-
gers, Mrs. J. w. Parmalee, of Vic
t0ria, Canada; John COnnell and
Miss Cornell, Of Albany, N, Y,
Conductor James Haggert and three
others were seriously bruised, but
were rescued by the Falcon. NAL
com COleugh, bridge superintendent,
who was standing on the platform
Of the car, jumped to the bridge as
the car went down. The water is
forty feet deep at the point where
the car went down.
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Was hingtOn, 29.-All relics from
the Arctic regions, brought by En-
glneer Melville. were unpacked this
afternoon IN the office of Col. Remy
at the navy department. As the
articles were unpacked a record.
was made OF when and where found.
The value of imports into the
United States during the twelve
months ending August 81, 1881. was
$74l,9S3,917; for the preceding
twelve months S64S, PASSES. The
Exports were $7S6,O3S,772 for the
preceding twelve months SS94,717-
asa.
Washington, 29.-John e. Parke
was commissioned, to-day, as post
master at Saratoga, California.
Montreal, ga population from
the syndicate formed to build new
railroad from the northwest to con
meet with the Grand Trunk at Du-
luth, is here, comforting with the
general manager of the latter. q 1t is
proposed to make the line com
peting one, from Manitoba to the
sea, with the Canadian Pacific.
Washington, ga treaty es-
tablishing the boundary line be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala was
signed by Mexico on the nth. 1t Is
substantially as the preliminary
treaty, agreed to by Gen. Barrioi
and Senior Romero, in New York
on the 18th Of August. Guatemala
in the treaty receded entirely from
her claim Is the territory of CHA
pas and Sac0nusco, which for tn
past sixty years has been in tn
possession of Mexico,
Wheeling, West Va, 29.-An tn
iron mills have signed the seal
and the entire district Will be .
work on Monday.
New York. 29.-The lOrSe-shOeI
strike on Monday against the us
of ready-made shoes.
Philadelphia. Pa, 29.-The jur
in the star route cases returned
sealed verdict to-day. Judge Blu
Ter was telegraphed and reptile
that he would receive it to-mOrrO
, morning.
New Orleans, %. - PicaylJ11t
!; Pensacola special reports fifty cas-,
and eleven deaths. Total cases
date, 731 deaths, 70.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
EGYPT.

Cairo, 2..-During the ere at the
railway station Two men with
torches Were arrested while enaeav-
OriDg to fire the adjacent quarter OF
town.
Cairo. 29.-rhe explosions at the
railway station, yesterday, contin-
ued, at brief intervals, for over
three hours. The passenger station
was saved, but all freight sheds,
containing ten days provisions for
the army and about 1000 trucks of
ammunition, were DESTROYED. Five
men were killed and twenty wound
ed. The fire was OF incendiary orr
gin. Subsequent to the first explo-
sion, two Arabs were seized in the
act of firing the trucks. A third es-
capped. Troops patrolled the streets
last night.
Alexandra, 29.-The channel
squadron has sailed for Malta. The
naval brigade has gone to Cairo to
attend the military review en- Sat.
urday.
Cairo, 29.-The authorities con-
slder the country generally is 50 rap
idly returning to its normal con.
dition that the further display of
force in the proYinces1is unneces
sary.
London, 29.-The Times says il
has been decided to retain for the
present 10000 men in Egyt t, tC
carry on and consolidate the wOrl
! for which the suppression Of Arab
Pasha does little more than clea
the Wav.
London, 29.-The government has
| telegraphed to Cairo ordering an in
YestigatiOn Of the explosion, and ;
prompt report will be the result.
The transport Carthage arrived a
/ Portsmouth with eleven officers AM
101 men wounded at Telkaker. Fiv
died on the voyage.
Cairo, 29.-ShOrtly after the ex
plosiOn here, yesterday, an Ara
was caught throwing a can {
! petroleum into a burning wagon
another was discovered lighting
fire under the train, and third Wa
} arrested for melting natives to til
: massacre
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COIOra ONeWs.

Denver, Col, 29.-TFi6eGpe's San
ia Fe: Indian Agent Llewllyn ar
rived to-day from Mercaloros
Agency, to look after the Apaches
there, in accordance with Secretary
Teller'S orders. The Mercaloros
were disarmed last week by COM
mand troops under Major Van Horn
and are now submissive and quiet.
LIewellyn has five Indians in con-
finement who will be sent TO
Leavenworth military prison, four
Of whom were implicated in the
murder Of sheep herder named
NickOs Acesta, the other is a suE-
chief, for killing Copaz, another In
dian.
Denver, Col, 29.-The Republi-
cans Bonanza, Col. special saws:
A. G. Adams, cashier of the Bonan.
"a Exchange Bank, which suspend
ed few Gays ago, has been arrested.
An attempt was made to lynch
Adams, which was prevented by
some more law abiding citizens.
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Foreign.

st. Peters urg. 29.-The revenue
nom indirect taxes for the financial
year Of 1882, exceeded the estimate
by 9,I7S,00O rOubles.
Madrid, 29.-Deaths from cholera
at Manila, Thursday, were twenty.
London, 29.-The new steamer
Vera, Of the North Germon LlOyd
Company. on a trial trip. made sew
enteen and One-half knots.
Paris. 29.-An international con-
ference meets October 10th 10 dis
cuss the protection of submarine
cables.
Dublin, 23.-Judge Lawson an
nOunced that he would make q
statement tomorrow in connection
with the case of Mr.. Gray. the pro-
prietOr of the FTeemG41'S Journal.
Vienna, 29.-Advices from Press
burg report that in the anti-Jewish
riots there the mob broke the VIM
dOwS Of many houses occupied by
Jews. The military finally restored
order after making forty arrests.
The military is confined TO the bar
1 racks.
6iarrltz, o. The Duchess of
Parma died here in childbirth. The
child is still born.
Paris -. - BY treaty with King
Batches, France is expected to cain
control OF the Congo country. King
| Leopold, in q letter to M. De Les.
seps, has recognized this as an ac-
compiished fact. The French pa
peis represent Stanley as having
tried to supplant the French. and
request an Immediate ratification of
the treaty.
J Vienna, 29.-The rioters declared
! that what they had done was only 2
prelude to what was coming The
shops were forced open and plun.
. dered. Similar excuses were com.
mitted in the neighborhood of the
y town of Blumenthal, where thirty
! persons were arrested. Several hun
bred Jews have fed for Vienna.
! London, 29.-Tambaci & Son
= shippers and merchants, of Man
chester, have failed. Liabilities
= $4,000.
3 Pesth, 20: - The ministry la.
2 placed Pressburg district under mar
tial law,
Paris, 29.-0ne object of Henri
M. SANKEY'S journey to Brussels i.
to endeavor to secure for the Inter
v national African association a Dol
. Of the territory of, King Batcke.
q ceded to France, owing to tn
energy of the Frenchman LeCrazzC
=" who arrived on the step Just befOr
!" Stanley. France has not vet rattle
the treaty with the King.
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Serious Runaway.

Albany, 90. = Ex-Assemblyman
Amasa j. Parker, jr., was driving a
spirited team to-day, and the horses
ran away. Parker was thrown out
and his leg was broken. It's feared
his skull is also fractured. The
horses continued to run and the
carriage struck a tree, throwing out
three lady occupants. Mrs. l..
Rathbone, wife of a prominent re-
tired manufacturer, was instantly
killed; Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Strong,
OF Savannah, SiSter-in-laW of Col
Parker, was slightly injured.
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Another DelauILeF.

\ Providence, r. l., 29.-James A.
Taberner, representative of the
English house of Higgers Lloyd 81
Co., has disappeared. An examina-
ton of the books with the custom
house shows that he systematically
robbed his employees in the pay
ment of duties, charging the firm
larger amounts than he paid, and
destroying the custom house re-
ceipts. Taber was sent from Eng
land to take the place of another
defaulter.
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Nerve Ind BRAIN DISEASES

DAR Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, specific for Hystexia, Dis
nuess, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premasure
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, over-indul.
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which leads to Para ysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months hestment- One dollar
a box, or six boxes f.r Eve dollars; sent BY
mRil prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-.
ran led with FIVE dollars, We will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money il the treatment doe p": effect cure.
gusrar bees issued only by q. c. n. ]. Drug
Store. Salt lake ci-s
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Albany, 29.-Jnc. +. Smythe.
chairman Of the new republican
committee, said to a reporter: l
have no reason TO suppose that Mr..
FOlger viii decline the nomination,
and have every reason TO conclude
that he viii accept it.
New York, 29.-The republican
executive committee Of Kings
County, has appointed committee
to confer with Judge FOlger, the
nominee for governor, and inform
him of the situation, and request
his decline.
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California PrOhibitiOnis,s.

San francisco, 29.-The state pro-
hibition convention met here yes
terday. To-day it became evident
that the majority desired to nomi-
nate a straight ticket, and about
forty delegates opposed to that
course withdrew from convention
this afternoon. Nominations were
made: For governor, DR.. r. II. Nc
Donald, of San Francisco; lieut.
governor, William Sims, Of Yolo
county.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NHE PROVO MANUFACTURING
L Company. have Eighty Thousand
Dollars (SS0,00 worth Of wooden goods
low ready for market, and which must
be sold during the next ninety days.
Our celebrated blankets are controlled
by u y NJ. L, and can be found ct retail
in nearly all the stores In the territory.
The attention Of Wholesale buyers Is
respectfully called TO our line Of goods
and their orders kindly solicited.
PROVO MANUFACTURING co.
E24 JAMES DUNN, Supt
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Or rich and poor, if you're not won,
To brush your teeth with 5000
DON'T,
You'll one day suffer deep re-
morse,
For soon they'll crumble in decay,
And soon you'll cry, "Oh, lack-a-
day,
That 1 had never changed my
course"
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LOST OR STOLEN.

On Wednesday, from Dexter
Stables, this city, a bay horse,
saddled and bridled, and branded
g a. - on left hip. Was taken away
by one Frank Edwards. Anyone re-
turning the horse viii be suitably
rewarded.
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NEVADA RESTAURANT.

S. Brisacher s. Co. beg TO inform
the residents OF Salt Lake City and
vicinity that they have opened on
Monday a First-class Restaurant at
233 Main street opposite the Cliff
House, whore they will be pleased to
meet the wants of epicures, and
guarantee the best in the market,
served up in style unsurpassed in
this city.
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$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery Of the body
of the late J. D. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug. Z, 1882. =
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LOST OR STOLEN.

From Godbe s. Pitts Drug Store,
a Bay Mare, with saddle and bride,
branded II on right thigh. A liberal
reward will be paid for it by w. II.
Stevenson at Z. G. NJ. l.
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DuNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, con-
tanning eighty acres; well fenced;
twenty acres in lucerne in good
growth; sixteen shares of water
rirhfS
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JUST ARRIVED.

A fine assortment of Wall Paper
and Decorations, at
MIDGLEY 81 Sons,
1920 Second South street.
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STREET CARS TO THE D. & R. 6
DEPOT.

Car leaves Cliff House corner at
z O'Clock a. M. to connect with 7:30
train, and runs every half hour
thereafter until 6 p. m.
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NOTICE

Ali persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late Edward Martin
will please be so kind as to call and
settle. Respectfully,
= ELIZA MARTIN.
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GIRL WANTED .

Wanted. a girl to do General
HousewOrk. Inquire at this office.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices of Produce
n the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears 81 Liddle'
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WEDDING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
Office.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
oJ WANTED. 4C

A good Bookkeeper. Must have
good references. Address, Post Of
flee Box 262.
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A POSITIVE CURE
without Medicines

without Medicines
CLAWS SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES,
s, Patented October 16. 1876. one box
1N@ ] will cure any case in four days or less.
~ viii cure the most obstinate case nc
-Nl..ef O how long standing.
~, ~ nause0us doses OF cUbebs, copaOia or oil OF
81 haywood, that are certain 10 produce dyspep-
ny destroying the coatingS OF the stomach.
On nee, 81 90 Sold by aIl druggists, OF mniled
se 49, seipt Ofprice. For further particulars
n nd LOT circular. y. o. Box 1888
- y ALLAN CO., Sc JelGr street, New Yo5s
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Wanted.

a First-class Butcher. Apply at
HERALD Office.
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NOTICE.

4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
a stockholders Of Zion's Cooperative
Mercantile Institution will be held in the
Council House, in this city, on Thurs
day, October 9TH, 1882, ct pm, for the
election of Officers and Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
7. 6. WEBER,
Sec'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, Sept. q, 1882 s27
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WANTED.

Ten QuarrYmen. Inquire o.
Lewis Oviatt, half block east Coop
tannery, Nineteenth Ward. or
Henry Owen, at Jones lime kiln (.
BRICK LAYERS WANTED.
Good brick layers wanted; also
stone masons enquire at Elias Nor
Tis.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Urged to be More Aggressive.


RohE, February 16ih.-The Pope has ad-
dressed very grave letter to tho Italian
Bishops, commanding them, in view of the
dangers surrounding the Church, to increase
their activity to enc lurags Catholic Societits S
among the laity, to develop the Catholic
press, and to advocate boldly the temporal
independence of the Pope.
A Conservative Victory.
LONDON, February 16th.-In the Parlia-
mentary election at Taunton, Conservative
defes.ed the Liberal candidate.
Zola. the Novelist, In Court.
PARIS, February 16sh.-The Civil Tri.
bunal of the Seine has given Judgment
against Emile Y ,ls, the novelist, for using the
name Of a real parsonage in novel.
The Masqaerade at Rome.
ROME, February 16sh.-At the carnival to-
day the masqusraders were fewer in number,
shabbier in dress, and the procession more
witless than ever before.
Swedes Suffering.
CoPENHAGAN, February 16sh -Grest dis.
tress exists among the people of Sweden, the
mildness Of the weather preventing the trans
portation of produce by means of sleighs as
usual.
VIII Resist Gladstone III.
LONDON, February 16sh-Tbe Irish men,
bers of Parliament have decided to resist any
attempt to remove ParnelPs name from the
Parliamentary committees.
Glsdstone was prevented by iudi.position
from having an audience with the Queen to-
day.
More Jew.baiting.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 16;h. = The
Jews n village nsar Kictiaef were at
tackled by Russian peasants on the 9th in
slant. and ten were nearly beaten to death.
The rlavery Question In Egypt.
CAIRO February 16 n.-Tne Ministers have
decides, upon a total sbolition of slavery. In
view Of the execution of this decision, Koe-
der Pssha has been appointed Governor of
the Sou ian, and special department for
that purpose will be created az Cairo. De-
tailed instruction, relative to the slave trade
and slavery are now being prepared.
Another shocking COiliery Disaster.
LONDON, February 16 h An explosion oc-
currei 10 collierv At L imdon Grange, Dur-
ham, to-day, and 120 persons were entombed.
Thirty Of the nnprisoned woskmen wers res
cued. The foul gas resulting from the ex-
plosion caused ths death of four persons in
another coiliery two miles distant.
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Mr.. Gladstone had strange visitor
enough at the dinner which he gave to his
tenantry at the recent rent audit. He
entered the room quietly and took his seat
near the head of the table, among the prin.
cipal grests, many supposipg him to be a
clerk. OF the wine he freely partook, and
before the speaking began he handed to the
Prime Minister letter, which was read
and then quietly laid aside. When the
dinner was ended the strange man followed
Mr.. Gladstone on. of the hall, tugged at
his coat-tail and seriously impeded his pro-
gress. Finally he was arrested, and the
letter he had given Mr.. Gladstone being
Obtained, it was found to begin with the
following address My Dear Satan. !"
The writer went on to say he had "just
come up from hell, and desired to offer
Mr.. Gladstone his services, adding, If
you require birthstone, can give it to you
cheap"
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sam Francisco stock Sales.
cWH = EENtttrNOV 6'H"s7'S '5HHe"s'
SAN FRASCIsCo February i6. 1Gs2
Arrrrnnou xrss1nr
Uud,yested Food

In the stomach develops an acid which stipgs
the upper part of the throat and palate, caus-
ing heartburn" Il also evolves gas which
produces " wind on the stomach" and feel
ing and appearance Of distension in that
organ after eating. For both this acidity
and swelling Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is q
much better remedy than alkaline salts, like
hartshorn and carbonate Of soda. A wine
glassful of the bitters, after or before dinner,
will be found to act as reliable carminative
or preventive. This fine specific for dys-
pepsia, both in its acute and chronic form.
also prevents and c1res mslarisl fevers, con-
stipation, liver complaint, kinney troubles,
nervousness and debility. Persons who OBJ
serve in themselves decline Of vigor should
use this Gne tonic wit bout delay.
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A Gas BILL MATTER The Supreme
Court has ordered the Auditor of San
Francisco to audit the clam of the San
Francisco Gas Company for s22. 5l4 so. for
gas furnished that city in October, 1879.
There are other sums on like basis
amounting to over 5000. The gas COM
pany has concluded to accept the terms of
reduction of rate made by the last Board
from So to 81 10 per thousand, and cashed
their bills at the Treasurer's Office for gas
furnished public buildings and engine
houses from July, 1880, to October. 1881,
aggres eating under TIE original rate S33. 724,
and reduced to $50 475. It is reported in
municipal circles that the gas company,
having become wearied of litigatipg all
their demands, will present request to
the Supervisors that their contract be an
nulled by mutual consent, and that rates
more favorable to the city be agreed upon.
The contract was entered into in 1879 for
five years, and consequently has two years
to ru.l. The company now holds bills
against the city aggregating $4,000.
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GONE WITH News. = Captain Owens,
who has been commissioned to carry the
news regarding the Jeanette and her
crew to the Rodgers, now searching for
the lost ship, left San Francisco Thursday
for Honolulu to join his steam whsler, the
North Star. 1t Is thonght that the North
Star can push into st. Lawrence Bay,
where the Rodgers is wintering, before the
latter can get too far from there to be COM
municsted with by Captain Owens. If this
should not happen, then there is one more
chance that Captain Berry, OF the Rodgers,
will learn the news from the Jeanette.
The steam-whaler Belvedere is now cruis-
ing in Japan waters, but will push for the
Arctic Ocean early in the spring. She may
pick up the news of the Jeanette in some
Japanese port, or from some chance meet.
ing with an American or English ship. and
thus convey it to Captain Berry, if she
happens to meet the Rodgers, Or communi-
cate with her in any way.
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llattef,
cents line for each ins1. hon.
Advertisements Of Stv tons Wanted, Houses to Let
society Meetines eto, OF I'VE LESS will be
inserted in Che DlILY RE9oRp-USIoN as follows:
mne enne....4....s.,....s- = cents
One week rs ceuts
Seven words 20 constitute line