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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
XLfRED CALDw ELL.

], Ssmv.l q HcColloch, clerk OF said oourt,
certify that bond with eecur ~ has bees
given by the Rbove-nnmed special commits
sioner, ~ required by law. Ia tho penalty u
nine thousand 09,0OOJ dollar, N provided fof
In said decree. SAMuL II. MCCULLOUGH.
Wheeling. June 5, 1851 Clerk.
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A GIRLS CHANCE.
How the Average YounG Lsdy OF h
Periods Equipped for SelfSuPport

aew the Average YounG Lady OF the
Periods Equipped fer SelfSuPport
No one will dispute the abstractasser-
| ton that any given girl may some day
have herself and perhaps her family to
support; and yet u schemes OF educa.
ton for girls are framed precisely as II
| this were not and could not be true. AS
q rule no provision whatever Is made
for such q contingency in the education
of girls, no recognition whatever Is
given to the fact that the chance exists.
We shut our eyes 10 the danger; we
hope that the i'll may e come, and
we nut the thought OF il away from us.
In brief, we trust to luck, and that Is a
most unwise-I was about to say an
idiotic-thing to do.
Each one of US has known women to
whom this mischance has happened,
and each one Of us knows that 1t may
happen to the daughter whom we ten
derly cherish, yet we put no arms IN
her hands with which to fight this Ian
ger; we equip her for every need ex-
cent this sorest OF all needs; we leave
her to the mercy Of chance, knowing
hat the time may come when she
whom we have not taught to do any
DIeAu> hlUIluk WOkh VII hoNS bSSN W
bread, and will know no way in which
to get it except through dependence,
beggary, or worse? She eau teach?
Yes, if she can fldd some politician to
secure an appointment for her. She
can prick back poverty with the point
of her needle? Yes, at the rate OF
seventy-five cents a week, or, If she is a
skillful needle-woman, at twice or
thrice that pittance.
1t is not beyond comprehension that
intelligent and affectionate fathers,
knowing the dreadful possibilities that
lie before daughters whom they love
with fondest indulgence, should neglect
to take the simplest precaution in their
behalf? We are a dull, blind, precedent
loving set of animals, we human be-
ipgs. We neglect this plain duty at
this terrible risk, simply because such
has been the custom. Some few of "
have made up our minds to set this
cruel custom at defiance, and to give
our girls the means of escape from this
danger. II is our creed that every edu-
cation is fatally defective which
does not include definite skill in
some art or handicraft or
knowledge by which bread and
shelter may be certainly won 10 case OF
need. If the necessity for putting such
skill to use never arises, no harm is
done, but good rather, even in that
case, because the consciousness OF abil-
ity to do battle with poverty frees its
possessor from apprehension, and adds
to that confident n of security with
out which contentment is impossible.
All men recognize this fact in the case
of boys; its recognition in the case OF
girls is not one whit less necessary. 1t
seems to me at least that every girl is
grievously wronged who is suffered to
grow up to womanhood and to enterthe
world without some marketable skill.
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only. Allowances must be made Tor small
er Lots. ,l E
Apples-NeW southern In market selling q
NJ 25a2 SO for half. barrel boxeS
Bufter-Dufl; prime to choice cree mery ~
25c; choice au dairy Y ls ss9s o Common o III
| Common mixed stock S910c.
BeesWax-Ia Quoted at zS930c PERI.
n s=ssns.P 3 1s,a n s.: n nszas. e al h 8 81 8; li% no
beans 5H@6c per d. In good demand;
Cheesssaies In 9 jobbing way o. Prms
s S,1S f Se,S fsssG sys It ssi issijc FL fIm tsrg I'll Il
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
3aas2c; unpared do. l54l5c; rasp6erries S,S
quarter 7c; sliced Sasc; peaches new halves
6KsTzc; do quarters 5ha6hc do pared lSaasc
DO bisok6erries Sc; do raspberries Stasoc;
pitted cherries ~ Ts2S Ssrv s ssow evapofA'eo .
Dressed Hogs -SsSkc per 70. =,
E~egs-Strictly fresh stock, fair demand al
e,hes-Gsh 6Oa85c In original pack
ages ia5c more in small lots. -M
Eoreign Fruits Florida oranges y O0a1 W
per box; Aessina do & !5aS 70; ssiencta 90
Is osa7 50 per case; Jamaica do Sc Q9a6 50 per
Dbl. Messina emons "a seas 50 per box.
H~oney-Choiee white clover aas'c; choice
9~1SaxiSpsIchoice yellow 81 aper Dbl; choice
yelLow 7OaSOc per blu; onion sets y 15as o.;
Peas-Green 81 5Oal 90 per bushel; split "a
'Potstoes-New southern e 25@2 50; near by
-eceipts 81 75@2 90 per bushel.
Poultry-Live chickens 8 5oaS 20 per dozen
for old spring chickens IS U53 =; dressed
chickens isaI4c: dressed turkeys l6aiSc. De-
RessNAre steady at 1Ha2c for white mixed
cotton; lalkc for all wool ana iAaiHc ror
s~eeds-Sales OF timothy seed at 50 loa2 Is
mar bushel; clover small seed s. 00aS 50; large
sweet ss TG%;iderDSsnd reaned 50 Ooas 50 per Dbl:
country s6aS; crab $40.
Sweet Corn-Is quoted at 4hlsaSc perm
Tallow-Country 6ka7c; city SAaSHc. 49,,
meas 81 GOAL Is per half barrel; cucumbers
r. OGa2 50 per bushel box; string beans Y JUG
225 per bushei ,boxi cabbage y per
tomatoes 81 Soar 90 per bushel: green onions
and radishes 69lOc per dozen punches.
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%RALIlMoRE,s BIRD.

OrioIe summer Nights Carnival
which wiII he q Series Of striking
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Unpar.
nileIed Programme which II Being
Arranged.
Baltimore evidently takes to mystic
pageantry and its attendant splendors
with a vim equal to that manifested In
Mardi Gras jollities in New Orleans,
and an enterprise never before equaled
anywhere In such sort of thing. The
preparations for this years festivities,
which will embrace the three days
from September 18th to 18th inclusive,
have already been actively under way
for two months or more. In the way
of a pageant IL would be difficult to m
agine a more extensive or brilliant pro-
pramme than that laid out. The num-
her of tableau cars will be double that
ever before attempted in any single
parsde elsewhere, and in dimensions,
Gorgeous construction and superb finish
will certainly bear off the palm OF the
palm.
The wonderful strides which have OF
late been made with electric light will
be turned to striking advantage, as this
character of Illumination will be intro
duceji i'm many novel forms. The first
NIGHTS display, made in honor Of the
arrival Of Lord baltimore, will be as
unioue as Il will be magnificent. 1t Is
nronosed to arm the military with
electric lights in st least ten different
colors; to place the powerful electric
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of Indigestion are present, as hstu-
ency. u~neasiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing q
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to- the APP
plication of DR.. B~osanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaylng the intense
itching and effecung a permanent cure
wheie al other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain ON the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, C. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co, wholesale agents.
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He ReDeats the Remark,

"wm you please repeat that remark. Mr.
Mathison?"
Turning so as to look your representative
squarely in the face, the head OF the house Of
Soren Mathison & Co., Pharmacists, No. 1902
State street, Marble Block. Chicago, replied:
ayes, sir, with pleasure. Ny remark was6hat
we consider ParkeratGinge r.Tonic,now called
PaIker's Tonic, the best article Of Its kind In
the market. Our sales for the last six month";
tell the whole story and settle tue question
The Tonic, ike a good dinner, carries Its "
Recommendation with II. Its bound to sweep
the West like Q prairie on fire. In cases OF
rheumatism, dyspepsia n liver and kidnsy
troubles 1t scores success and wins friends
every day"
Hlscox q Co. beg to call public attention TO
the fact that hereafter Parker S Ginger Tonic
will be advertised and sold simply under the
name Of Parker's Tonic. We make this
change for the reason that unprincipled deal.
ers are constantly deceiving their customers
by substituting inferior preparations under
the name OF ginger; and as gingeris really an
unimportsnt fiavoring Ingredient We drop
the misleading word.
There Is 40 change however, In the pre-
PARTON itself, and all bottles In the hands
OF dealers, wrapped under the name OF Park
er's Ginger Tonic. contain the genuine msdi.
cine IL the facsimile signature OF HiscoN &
Co. is at the bottom OF the outside wra PIPER.
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focus light at many points; to fairly turn
night into day, and In many more ways
make the night q memorable one. -,
g. The feature of this years Ori0le will
b. the night display, and it has well
been termeda Summer Nights Carni-
val. As usual, the B. & o. is foremost
in making every possible arrangement
for the transportation ofits patrons, aud
in nothing viii there be 3 facility lack.
ing to insure the utmost comfort and
complete satisfaction. The rates by the
Baltimore & Ohio will be down, way
down, and the limit Of time on round
trip tickets all the most exacting can
demand. 1t will be well to jot down
the date in some convenient place
September nth, 10Th and 18th.
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RIVAL, Q Planter ct Bayou Bara, La. osysi
ny plantation II In Q mAlartsl district. For
several years could not MAKE halfA Drop on
nssriy discouraged whom ] began the use OF
TUTT'0 PILL4. The result was mAryelous;
nv laborsrD soon became hearty ood ROBUST
Nd I have bad no further trouble.
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MEDICAL.
COMPARISON.

William Roularr. a weIl-known
Clergyman, residing at Naples,
following amusing, but apt COM
etween Dr.. c. kcLaae's Tsrmts%
BIZ Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh,
y ferret =
"a when placed at the entrance ora
enters the aperture, travels along
he, seizes upon the rat, extermin-
I istence and draws the antmsfs
arcass TO the light. And In Ike
i've found Dr.. c. KeLdas,s Esr.s6
rate upon worms, those dreadfA
3roustormentors Of children. Tnis
Ike the ferret, enters the aperture
ath, travels down the guller hunts
5 stomach and lays hold OF the
the life out OF the reptiles.
dean their den, and carries their
) clear out of the system. This,
has been the effect Of the fermk
b my children"
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Consumption.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time,
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease, when il often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, in;
Huenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for 1t price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, c. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan & Co.
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AL ALN EhION fAfSDCs
BEEF CArTLE-The market has been very
slow on the Hill to-day, more so than for
several weeks past. Prices were 80 lower
but before many cattle were disposed OF
the decline increased till 20a25c lower fig
ures were accepted, the fall averaging
about 20c through all grades. The quality
showed nearly as good an average as last
weeks offerings. We quote at So 2596 so,
most sales were made at s. 00@6 % per
100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle ranged as follows:
Best So 25@6 so, that generally rated first
quality S. W@6 90, medium or good fair
quality 81 50@5 90, ordinary thin
treme range of prices So 25G6 50. Most Of
the sales were from S. 05@6 Is per 100 lbs.
The cattle received were; 100 head from
Virginia, AZ from Maryland, $40 from Hi.
nois, 3 .from Ohio, and. Is head from Ken.
lucky. Total receipts forvthe week 1886
head against 92l head last week, and is1
436 head same time last year.. or Tho offer
ings 7S3 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 80 sold to country dealers, 80 to
Washington City dealers, and II to Eastern
spectators. Total sales for the week ga
head against zoos last week, and 115S head
same time last year.
~Swine-There is a falling off in the re-
ceipts this week of 100 head, as compared
with the offerings of last week, and the
quality generally the same as it was then,
being rather too fat for the trade lust now.
Prices are a slight fraction higher than
last week. Trade is reported fair, with
the supply about equal to the demand:
We quote at Sh@9c, with most sales at
SAc per pound net. Arrivals this week
SSH head, against 4,6S7 last week, and
Ali head same time last year.
Sheep and Lambs.-The offerings this
week do not consist of all the receipts, as
numbers were reshipped East at owners
risk, leaving a supply fully equal to the
requirements of the home market Tn
quality of the sheep was rather common,
while that OF the lambs was better. The
latter, owing to the decline in the Eastern
market, were of a shade: while 700 sheep g
quot butcher sheep at 3K@5kc,
stock sheep al 81 25@s3 Is per
head. and lambs 5@7 at &c, per
pound gross. Arrivals this week $3.50
head, against 4,427 last week, and ssh
head same time last year.
CIAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of live stock at Claremont stock
yards via Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
the week ended July l-l9l cars contain
ing 2,l26 cattle, 1881 hogs, 9,S75 sheep
and lambs, 80 calves, and So horses.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
&C.: 1855 cattle, 7,4ol sheep and lambs,
and 50 horses.
Sales OF the week to butchers and deal.
ers 8 1854 sheep and lambs.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July Cattle market
fair: receipts 5000 head; sales of prime at
6h@1c, good 65s@6Ac, medium 6%@
GIG, and common at 5@6Hc per b. Sheep
fair; receipts 1900 head; sales Of prime
sheep at 5}S@5%c, good 5@5Lc, medium
4K@IAc, common Sk@4c,. and culls 2A@
SHc per n. Lambs 4@sHc per n. Hog
market Inactive receipts 500 head; sales
at sh@9l4c per h.
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THOSE WOMEN FOLK.
How Hard.Headed Men Estimate Some
Things which They Dent


Understand.
Anybody who has led a domestic life knows
how common such things as the backache,
and pains in the chest, are among women
vino dc the work. Often-and perhaps gen.
e%rally-the distresses are borne without much
complaint. The women get about, and the
machinery Of the house goes on. Beyond
this, those grained animals whUm
New England women call "the men folks,
seldom look. So long as their wives or
daughters are not actually IN bed, under the
doctors care, the average th~ick-skinned hus-
band aud father gives the subject no atten-
ton. AT the same time the poor household
drudges-wh0 deserve a better fate-creep
around, broom or utensils In hand, up stairs,
| down stair and out of doors, doing that
woman's work which ''is never DONE"
Losses'of loved wives and fair ~girls-losses
whose suddenness and unexpectedness aston
ish those wooden pated husbands and faith
~ers-fall, seemingly out Of a clear sky, aud
| form the logical sequel to the story neg
lect.
Now, you men who stand at the heads ~
ten thousan such homes, allow us to drop a
| word in your receptive ears. II these women
OF yours are worth having they are worth
| saving. That back ~ache-that pain In the
| chest! What are they but indications OF
| some organic trouble OF tie kidneys, the
heart or the lungs9 End 1t at once by the
| application Of BENsoN's CAPCINE PoR-
| GUS PLASTER. 1t wifi soothe that nervous
distress, drive away that pain, Danish that
dull, weary backache, give new strength to
the body aud fresh hore 70 the heart. No
other plasters will do this. The Benson's
Plaster. however, is moi made to sell-but to
heal, II is a remedy which never yet broke
its promise-and never will.
Your druggist has 1t, but before paying
| your 25 cents and putting the plaster I'm your
the middle.
Seabury & johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem.
lists, New York.
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LIVE STOCK.
wholesale Cattle Market

The market for the last week has been very
good. The hog market has revived in prices
and are selling very readily at the following
quotations. The supply received at the
stock yards is very heavy at present and the
sales are better than those OF the preceding
week.
Cattle weighing 1000 to 100 lbs S3Ol@5 %;
weighing from $40 to 900 lbs, best quality,
81 SEA W.
Poor cattle 81 5O@i 90.
Lambs-4ha5&c.
Sheep-No., Sa4c "a
Rogs-S 5@b on.
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EYEIGI0NQVER[0[RI

81 ard csmposes the pstient-uot by the
OF opi1tes and drastic cItharttcs, but
fcrat;ou o. activi'y'p the stomach
n syS.rm. whereby N" brain - rrheyed
IrHtd finCics. whicl arc created by the
& an referred -.
Ckrgvmca. Lawyers. literary men, Mer-
XagkcyS. iad.-s AMI I'll JhosS whose sed-
k1rp'nvm-gr causes LvrvOus prostitution,
laritles Of the blood, stU;saeh, bowels oc
~ n~whoreguirc 4 nerve tonic, sppehZeror
80 SAMARITAN NEByISs il Invaluable.
an : n~rclIim II the most wonderful lnYig-
fAat ever sustained the sinking system.
Seld byallDrSggists. The DIR. \. RICH
co. Projectors. -. Joseph, No.
ca,. y, ....s..:-, AE7-.. EaT GS:S 60. CD
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REeIsrER, !

OFFICE or DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER,
No. l227 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, July 3, 1888. J
The market for the past week has been
very active, excepting In the cattle, wheat
and wool markets. Coffee very firm. Nails
active, with prices as usual. Produce Is
slightly OF In prices, owing to the quantity
on the market at present. Wheat dull, with
prices on the decline.
Groceries.
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER&
son, Wholesale Merchants, No. lil2 and lil4
Main street.
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Roofing Nails.
Wool.

The market Is extremely quiet, nothing
being done, the prospects are anything but
fattering. Prices this week are SOaS3c, with
few buyers.
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DREAM
Horrible In its Prophecy and Sad
in Reality.
The Lonely Hours now Passed BY a Rail-
reader Who kourns for His
Intended Bride.

Mr.. VIM. Bond (of course the nameis
fiction, but the facts are true), is an ex-
press messenger Oh the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, running a through train
from Wheeling to Chicago. Last week
he had 8 complete fulfllment ofadream
and in dreams he heneeforth will have
more faith than in these modern times
is usually gwen to their baseless sub
stance. The dream, too, was a horrible
one, the recital of which horriges his
soul, and the outcome of it plunges him
into grief.
But q week before, in q northwestern
town of this State, he left the home
of a
Fair Young woman.
who was blooming with health and
radiant with happiness and hope. The
ring, the emblem of pledged faith, had
been put upon her finger by this
dreamer. They were to be married.
Then came the dream. Ia it he saw
her a lOathsome and corrupted thing
o corpse with Shiny worms crawling
upon sunken eyeballS, and her mouth
the home of q lizard. Her distorted,
naked arms, in his sleep, approached
him, and with q shrek alarming his
roommates, he sprang from bed.
His dream was q prophecy. Within
two days q dispatch announced to him
the death of the fair young girl. The
week before she was to become his
bride she was a corpse, as the dream
had foretold.
Languid and ~listless now are the
weary hours upon his trips and it would
be cruel to speak to him of the horrible
dream which 70 filled him with terror
and which had such fearful fulfilment.
Cambridge (O.( J~effarsonian.
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Produce.

Commission Merchants, ISIS Naia Street.
These prices are based upoc Wholesale lots
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ron OAlG.

A EXCELLENT oPPoRruNrry-A
IA dut-claas drug bwiness, established this
last twenty-five Year,, Is now on.red On
ing will be given. Parties viii addsM In per-
son or by mail, G. A. 6chaefsr Z Co. Real
EstAte AgenA Telephone Cas- mr27h
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Ten Thouxsad People

witnessed the procession and followed
il TO the exhibition ground, where an
able address Was delivered by the Hon.
L. \. Sheldon, Governor of the Terri
tory; the Hon. TranquilinO Luna, Ter
ritorial delegate to Congress, and Col.
w. w. Griffin, President Of the Tertio-
millenian Association. They dealt
with the ancient and modern history Of
New Mexico; spoke Of the rapid adj
vaneement Of the native people, and
referred to our vast mineral and pas
toral wealth, requiring only labor to re-
veal its riches. Then the military
band played Hail Columbia and the
Governor declared the Mining and In
dustrial Exposition formally open. All
exhibits are placed in the main hall,
and consist Of precious ores from every
mineral-producing district In the Ter
ritory; coke, eoreats, fruits, native jew
elry, woods, and wooden fabrics, works
of art on wood and rawhide in vegeta-
BILE eolors, and hundred of years old,
the antiquities Of three centuries, etc.
The afternoon was spent in Indian
games, racing, etc. Everybody pro-
nounced the openinga
Magnificent Saecess.
COMMISSIONERS ORC plCcOhh AASHA N1A
all the States and Territories. Tonight
the city is in holiday attire. Flags and
bunting are flying from every house,
top, while two bands discourse music
nom the public plaza in the presence of
several thousand people. The city is
full of strangers, and every train brings
extra coaches full of visitors. Many
distinguished guests from abroad are
here and will remain throughout the
anniversary. The first day can be
taken as the introduction. The people
are all pleased, and everything augurs
success Throughout
Special interest eenters in the 18th,
10th and 10Th of July, on each OF which
DAYS there will be q grand parade In
costumes by organizations known as
the Knights of Coronado. These pa
rades each represent 3 century of pro-
gress in the history of the oldest city IN
the United States. The event Is the
most interesting and romantic IN
American history, and is coupled with
the exposition, which sets forth in 3
satisfactory manner the resources OF
the Territory.
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A GREAT EVENT.
Opening Of the Santa Fe Exposition
Scenes and Incidents.

-Stents ANN ~uciueutss
A special to the Topeka Common
wealth of Monday says: IA months
festivities in anniversary of the first
European colonization OF the city of
Santa Fe and the American continent
opened here to-day under the most fiat
tering auspices. The grand procession
was, perhaps, the most unique and in-
teresting of anything of the kind ever
attempted by the descendants of the
first distinguished Spaniard that ever
visited american soil. The native Mex
lean, the descendants of the AZtecs,
bands of Apaches in warlike attire, the
rare, modest, and Oriental Zuni In
dams, the flashing military, the martial
music, and the firing of cannon, all
combined to make the scene one of the
nveliest interest, both to citizens and
frap4era-