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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-03
Another Bnsineeaaas shoot iliNsw York. q Z


rs Another Business shoot iltNsw York. IS
Great surprise was created in Wall street last
Tuesday morning BY the announcement that
the banking house Of N, Morgan's Sons, 80
Wall street. had suspended. The house is one
Of the Oldest banking firms in the city. Il was
owned by the late Matthew Morgan ifty years
ago, md was formerly known as Matthew Nor
gan & Bon. Through a brotE az Of Matthew
Morgan, it began with an extensive New Or
leans connection, which it always retained
The firm did NJ general banking business and
was interested ID other enterprises, Including,
it g Is said, the cotton trade TheT
standing in business circles was always very
high No account could be obtained ii regard
to the cause Of the suspension, on the account
of assets and liabilities. The failure had but
little effect upon the stock marke which, in.
dependent 81 this, had been very feYerish and
somewhat excited throughout the morning
Messers Edward and Henry Morgan, members
;of the firm, are, diyidually large owners .oi
real estate and II y believed their, ina blity
realize quickly upon real estate in order to-
make good losses upon stock has been tho I'M
mediate cause 0f tho snsp ensi
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u lo III, Globe Democrat !,

The 81, Lonis Globe Democrat Is Is
eonfi dent that the nor thersnr hemisphere
undergoing marked climate e changes Ia \
til proof HI Ii said .that atmosphe ric con- 3
ynlssiionls which, for wan want Of q better
giame, MA call cyclones, are certainly:
graore numerous than they were thirty
81 forty. years ago After making due
sllowance for5 the more thickly settled
cond iitiionof The country and the greater
sfacihtiea for gathering and transmitting
inffornation III such occurrences there
Is still 4 Wiids marg q excess left mn
nxp planned except ~ the supp position Of
m aetnal and mar increase Of cyclon-i
I'd vista Hons Tier proof Is the fact
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General News Items.

The national debt was but 300 OO0, 600 last
year. q; AZ
4 5Thirty-two mines are closed IN Rocking
valley By strikes.
New Virginia wheat is on the baltimore mar
ket, and brings 81. 30
Brown 4 Van IA Ars saa gonmakers Ghica
Il East Tennessee marble is selling at 100 per
cent higher than the italian. WI
Bishop Simpson memorial services were
held in st Paul and Mime polls
# Widow Rowe has got 40, 800 verdict against
Pat Canny, who sold her husband the whisky
that killed him. 5fEl 3ss
50 Russell Everett 4 CO., Wholesale grocers, Of
Toronto, have assigned. Liabilities, s40, goo;
INSECTS, 49, 600
Mr. Worth Of Illinois, has = 800 razor It
was one President Iincoln,s father gave young
Abe for his first shave 4
The failure of G. J. Kershnw & Co, Of Chi
cago had most depressing effect on the Mon
yolyea The Montreal bank lis alone interested
to the extent Of nearly s4OO, 600. The general
manager says the bank is to certain extent
secured, but will suffer consid cradle loss.
II The tube found in the baggage Of Patrick
Joyce, who was arrested on the Illinois recent
y, is believed to be ali internal machine of 4
novel and ingenious pattern It resembled q
wooden log, but was hollow, s hole having been
pierced through it leading to q chamber con
tanning . liquid, supposed to be explosive.
There was an outer wooden casing sixteen
inches long and four thick within which the
brass tube was inserted On removing ametal
cap the liquid was found. "a Except by . careful
exAminati ion, twas impossible to suppose the
article anything but log Of wood Joyce u
from Bellaire, Ohio 81 s.3t
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80 IF u z. :
NATIONAL EIMAHCEs.
Showing Of, the Treasury Balance Hh.
10! at the Close Of the Fiscal Year. XII XII

Nv kA9 Ss4VnV Va Iuo < 46S,aAA = 0N1e
/. The fiscal year which ends with Monday
June /, will show d fairly satisfactory balance
sheet for this country Tho balance in our
favor will not be 80 large IS in some proceed
ing years. but II is fairly good. The decrease
of the public debt during the year will be $780,
600 900 instead Of 1874 900 900 ~ IN the precad-
ing year. The e1porta tons viii be shown to
about $685., 900 600 showing d balancs Of $685.
COX, 600 in favor Of this 4: country for the?
years commerce against $50, 900, 900
in the preceding year. The eff
forts of the last congress to reduce the revenue
of the government were. il Will be seen, sue
customs during the present year viii foot up
. little over $3.50, 000, 600, as against something
more than $500, COO, 600 last year. The receipts
from internal revenue for this year will be-
about $125, ooQ, 600 against $40, 0oo, 900 last
$3.50 OO0, COO and expenditures about s25Q, 000sl
900, leaving 500, COZ, oo0, which has been nsed
IN the payment Of e
This leaves the outstanding debt at the end
of the year 81 ,24O, 600 900 OF this $240,-
COZ, Geo draws interest at 5 per cent, $3.50 =
600, coo atf411SS per cent and $751; 000, 600 1t
abapp sr e g mskpS 9 o6 aqnns nseTs
5tions Of grain have fallen OF some what iii
value, as compared with last year For the
year the expectations of wheat will BE- about
90, 900, 900 in value; AZ against s1l5, GOO Z
i9 es i the preceding A. fiscal year 81 corn
coed in value those of last year, reaching
nearly $50 000, CO., as against $40 o00, 000 last
year OF Hour the expectations in this present
year viii nearly equal those Of 1883; being ID:
fa ana perhaps 80 ooo o0o against NJ, 0oa-
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y,aaltD livery Ill asoorheaa

Five prisoners confined in the county jail at
Moorhead, Clay county, MINI, knocked down
the jallsr Andrew Emingaon who went 10 lock
\ them up, and escaped The jail Is q patent
cage with small cell cages inside. Whom the
jailer went Ibock DIP Tie ipriaoners they ali
went, % he supposed, into their cells, which
he locked from the outside 81 the cage. He
then Wentinside Do usual carrying alarge lamp
II big hand. The beds oil ppeared to bel 90.
cnpiedss While he was in tho yashro oni with
I his back 70 the stand two prisoners who
loose plate Of iron, pushed ii away and sliced
him from behind The lamp was knocked out
Q big hand and broken, and he was severely
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Personal News Notes.

Col @. B. tJennison, the noted Kansas jay;
hawker, is dead, at Leayenworth n 81
S. MISS Harriet a. Taylor, daugh of Congress-
man 2. sB Taylor, Of the 18th Ohio district.
win be married soon to Geo. W. Upton, son Of
Geo: w: Upton, Of Oregon, prachcing attor-
neg in Washington. III
Frederick q. Smith, the leader Of the cele-
brated male quartette Of Rev. DR.. Ta1mage's
tabernacle was employed as the confidential
clerk of G.. B. Rae, ;one; of the largest grain
shippers in New YORK, is q bad defanlter. 81
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1 Rev. a p. Wells 81 sA IL cl,nrs,,;
Minneapolis Is chairman d thu committee as
pointed BIZ the diocese III Minnesota Ill iii e.
cent session; look after the movement to 8.
cure on assistant bishop Among til, s. 81
mentioned III connection with the placo Isia,.,
Dr. r. ss Thomas and rev Nc III tiIfbsrt = &
81 Paul ard nov. Hilbert Of Chicago ms
committee consists sof r. 3. Wells and judge.
e, Atwatsr Of a[innsA polia, william Il. Mersi,
am, n IS Thomas md w liam Dawson 81 St
|EP 4 !, q P.ss White Brainepd Ri d Wilasr,
Redwine, Cord n: Cole, Faribaulk
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John 81 Bafker, SO; deputy 81 ths supreme
council ot the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
y Nelson's q The United States, aecpmpenied bY,s
gohns Ia Piper 3; acting as grand n,aster ot
ceresnonias lat weak or ned i. grind oonsiaz -
tory Of The Supreme Iodgeof Perfection Of tho
y 9. y; n conj lion With q Lodge Of Pes-
fections Council d Princes ] Of JerusaiSn,,
'chaptsf q Rose croix and council 81 kadesh,
AND conferred The degrees 81 lie rile. nom Tho
Fourth @ tho second inclusive, upon
seventy tiys8 petitioners, comprising 4 large
number Ct leading and influential msaons i1
M \ ana vicinity Bgl9si u
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-03
J California has had the nnusnaI ;

California has had the unusual ex-
perience Of copeious rains in June,
which were not welcome, as the
iresnlt been q rankness sof veg
citation ie1 I'll that is md esirable. There
T plenty Of talk IN California, as in
5others places, lat intervals Of change Of
climate, but the round up Of a series
81 years aA the changes are not apt TO be
very marked. ~
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beaten and gagged with handkerchief satur-:
ated with, kerosene. All Of the prisoners ex-
cept Rheanlz, held for murder, were released,
the jsiler%loeked in CELL and the prisoners s
Of them, named James Mcdonald, came back
and gave himself up. The names Of those who
escaped are John Drew, James Connors,
Frank Gray, and Daniel Driscoll. They were
held for tria next November for assaulting,
:robbing and nearly numbering 9 man named led
KotZ EE ~ * ~ lat ~.
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The wheat harvest has begun in some
of the Southern States. Nothing is
better culated ITO impress one with
the the magnitude Of the United States and
itsEtreme dous resources than the state
march sof the wheat harvest from
Georgia and Texas to Dakota and Min
.nesota Already the mills Of some por-
lions is y, ut The South are grinding new
wheat, and The i reapers are busy in
:Kentpck and Southern Illinois, but it
vii ,Be August before the grain Of the
Red .REiyer Valley is out. isa great
sc 4 lglfIt whose wheat harvest lasts more
.shan two months. Another, source of
Il o 'al1 is the variety Of products from
She soil and the steady movement north
S 8 the semi ropical growth. First come
things Hpaned in the hot suns 81 the
gulf States, y then tie second tier Of
states, ahd finally the Northwest dis
cards 20 ior' hlier own On choice varieties Of
strawb ferries, etc. .s5z. 3.
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Il ss3rss PAuI; Wheat No. il hard, 96@s1.O 90;
MOL, $40: No 2 hard: Bic: No. q, f78@S0n .s
Il Corn. No. Il. SEC. No 3. n u
M Oats. No. " mixed. 2Tc;; No. 3 mixed, 28c:
No. while. Boo; No g. white, s23c ~
Barley, No. 555e. No. 8 extra, 46c !:
rye, No z, 54c ~
Isisd Hsys VIA sa 70; timothy: 1850 81
Eggs, 1355zl@1451SS s Eli
MnwAyHsEJ Wheat, No q $50 s9 ;.,5 Il,
81 o ossss s a. i i. s "a u
ts Bye No. 4, CSC. vi
Barley. No, 2. Sc,
Ness Pork 4fa60 NJ 81
g Lard. ~. 46 4
4 Butter ehoicea creamery, 19@20c fair ii
good. l9lss; best dairy, .5E
Eggs,
ss ns1ao Wheat ~ : chisago sprtins. III
Corn. 554@552{c III 5s3
Oats 81 " ~ VI h.
j Rye, 64JS cSSs III III
S Barley. 60c. as3s Il
gA Flax Seed, s1. 5G 4
Pork, $3.50 so q
n Lard, s7.4Q@aT45 b
Butter II srssmsry, soa sse;; dairy, 1s alse. s
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i the 8 past thirty t Iss Y OK q !

n the past thirty two years 2s1I
fam families Of Dukes Marquises and ID
iEEarls. embracing 4, 536 scions, and
filling 1, 228 Offices, have Obtained from
the British taxes, under tie
Marlb borough pension that has lust been
co1nmnted, the sum 81 :g6C, 247. 90
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I---- q y \ y Is 77-ls,EF =. = ~
Casualties Of the Week.

7. .E= D.. F. q
Floods destroyed q new bridge across the
Yistula at Warsaw, which was erected at q cost
Of e., COX, 600. ,. Crowds we're standing on the
bridge watching the torrent when the bridge
began to give away. Twenty persons were
drowned. 43fs nj 4 s s5s i
"A cloud burst occurred on . mountain side,
near Corbin, twenty miles south Of Helena,
Mont Water eight feet deep rushed down the
gulch toward Jefferson City, in its course wash,
ing away Chinese house and drowning three
occupants st ;5,5 & &; y q e. 5{:.
A disastrous fire occurred Sunday in the
large wholesale bakery establishment Of A D..
Haseman in Williamsburg, N. Y. The wall Of
the burning structure fell into the alleyway
where the firemen stood, and three were buried
in the ruins Their names are Hy Fyeck,
George W. Haight and Stephen Allen. Allen
was the first taken out He was burned and
mangled, but alive. The others were dead
The building was entirely destroyed Loss,
$780, eco ~ M M 81 II,
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Mrs. Harrington, wife Of Dr.. Barring.
ton, WHO perished on the prairie last
y winters Has lost her house BY fire, and
is left entirely destitute. Kind hearted
sneighbbSs near Mares are contributing
to her telief.
NeaH Columbia q son Of Mr.. ID oerscb
was piaying il the NOV in his fathers
barn, when he slipped from the hay and
fell within q short distance 81 the ground.
and became entangl led in d swinging
halter in such q manner as to be soon
choked to death.
An indian mound has Been opened a,
Page, near Tower City, ii which. were
found the skeleton Of q ! man d ii i sittino
posture, facing The east, with two mo ore
skeletons, making. q group, all in the
same position. One 5sakeleton Had tbe
stem Of J, q pipe ii its mont b The Re.
mains Of la dog and q horse we're W also
unearthed, getheedrr n Will, d curious
shaped stone, Il covered with figures.
Several groups Of skelet tons were found, +
also 8 well defined wall as if the ground
had deem removed to an UNI Unknown depth
and filed with soil. st3 'ss 'ssS51
=: II. D eyaux county physician, clan. va.
arrested Of Valley City Oh charge 81 raw.
iahing . fourteens year-old inmate Of
the country poor house named Chris.
tine Collins, who il is claimed Is slightly
if not wholly! demented.
Afbody supposed tossbel that 81 John
Schmidt, had been found in the Jim
river near Rockport. 1t will be re.o
membered that Sohmid I, who was
farmer living in the south part Of this
county, disapIp feared i il G 4 m i ysterious
manner eight weeks ago: Suspicion
rested on q neighbor named Mipheal
Bechtel, who was arrested on q land
matter, but was fter8ard released On
bail. /, Sc.
4. - 80 -. 5 irf
uag haeertSl. las nnally rendered
. decision in q quo warranto case inyol-
wing the legality Of the Organization Of
sanborn county. II July ii last year,
in theabsence Of the governor and Sec
rotary Teller, the latte rs clerk issued
set lof commissions which had 4 been
=, Ii. Z z u 50 i, .st1 - p,
signed n blank by both officials d1t TO Ro-
DEL Iannehsit aud A. ~ Who pro
ceeded TO organize the county and 10
cate the county l scat ct cher Gov
ordway repudicted this organization,
and e ]; few days q fter pointed new
board tIeoA sting of orliss, Stuart and
Arnold, g made 60 Forest burg the
county seat ! Both boards have been
acting In March last the case was ar
tgued before Judge Edgerton at Mitchell,
and he decides that tie first or i, %
il. Y
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-03

The wool growers Of Australia and
New Zealand are con- AMIN sof the
low range Of prices, and also tie, same
class in this country. $500
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That remar kabls ctank Maurice
Pine oyer who has haunted the halls
i the Capitol 81 Vashington 30 long,
and. an to whom Ben !: Perley Poor gave 5a II
National fame by putting his picture id
the Century Mag ziine, fl dying IN ,.n S
insane asylum a Washing ton. His pet
de "a usionswas that some member 81 con-
Igress, usually the speak lei. Had swim
died him ont Of mill lions 81 acres 81
land How often he las come storm
ing around the house aof feprcsenta4
lives and been forced out! nobody Int
the police can tell Untiil lately he
was never more VOL nt than to ia pound
with the big tin case in which III car-s.
slried the titles deeds to his fictitious ed.
states whoever Yentnred to diisaa nee with
him. Then his crank ism took Il more
dangerous turn and for fear that ia Il
might De harm, he was commit ed 80 the,
asylum I. ins which he will spfobaBIy take
leave ct life. He is an interesting men
ltal wreck bod knows ANYTHING off
ms az, tecedsn but ts iss yii3antS frDm
his talk lucid mo rits thaf, Ia i,aia5s
been q highly educated aud INTELLIGENT
imam
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stsfs Z NH FLAMES RESPONSE. 20
& Blaine listened to Gen Henderson's ad.
dress, standing under an elm tree with his
nrms folded on his chest and his eyes usually
cast down, but Of times wandering abon,
scanning the. faces Of the audience Whe,,
Mr. henderson Ind concluded speaking
Walker, the cand idate's son, stepped forward
and handed his father the manuscript Of the
sddress IN reply to that OF the COMMITTEES.
MI. Blaine then read as follows:
NJ. Chairman and Gentlemen Of, the National
ociaf notice 81 the assion Of t sen na-
tionRl convention, already brought to INV knoIyj
edge through the public press + appreciate
which Is implied In the nomination for tbe nres.
sdency by the Republican party Of the nation.
tpealdng Through the thofftative voice OF duiy
delegates. TO be selected as candi.
Date ii by Is such an assemblage from the
list OF eminent statesmen whose { names
were presented fills me with 1 eliF
prove worthy ofthe great trust reposeds III mi NJ
IN accepting the nomination as now? do, 4 al
tmpressed. z am also oppressed, with.a sense Of
my position. The burden Ia lightened. how
ever, by the host OF Searnest men who support
my candtdaey, many of whom add as does your
The cheer q
more formal acceptance will naturally lie en-
ipected and viii, IN due season, be conlmuni-
Gated y may not, however, be inappropriateto
this time to say that 4 have mud en- careful study
of the princfples announced by the M
tional convention, and that 3 In "a whole
AM. detail they have my heartfelt sympathy
md aneet my unqnali1 ed approval. Apart
from your official efrand, gentleman, I am ex-
;tTemely happy to welcome yon all to my house.
With many Of yOu ] have already shared the iu-
ties Of public service snd have enjoyed most
cordial friendship u trnst that your journey
from all parts Of the great republic has been
aRreeable and that during your stay In Maine
You win feel that you are not among strangers,
but among friends. Invoking the blessings Of
ddIpon the gfeat cause which No Jointly rep
resent etans tnfn@to the future without fear
and with manly heart. 4 q;
at the conclusion Of MI. Blaine's reply,
Remembers Of the committee were intro
duced to him vldually and an hour was
spent IN social and informal converse The
members Of the commits then repaired to
the residence of Col Osgood where they
were entertained at lunch At i O'Clock
They LETT fof Portland 4 81
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THE BAD LANDS COW BOY,
s a. II. PA c c, / /! publisher,

LllFELENIIsSOURI, S 2 AKO TA.:
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Ihe Speakers who followed Gen Logan;
were, heartily oheered They Included Semi
so n Plumb md Harrison md Goner essmen
Cutcheon Of Michigan, Goff of West Virginia.
4. q q. Pettfbone Of Tennessee and Bayno 81
fennsylyania For two + hours tho street.
along the entire bloch was densely crowded
y. With the shouting. awelterIng crowd. Such
an mn ntenstty Of assn and good feeling,
y rarely seen. 4 ~
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1884-11-08

We have seen . great variety Of washing
chimes, hit have never seen one that will DO
and clean work IS the coL1 YiwiH. aIf and see
sa,pps, or Civ. your orders for ono. Price on
s.. NV. Carpenter AgsA, for washing,o Co,
st. George, Utah.
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FascIler,

Hermann Fascher, Practical
Watch and Clock maker, is located
just ,st Of McQu arrie, Morris g.
Smiths. where he will be found
rta y % oblige customers.
S'e> INFO Whitehead's Music
Store and it you see anything you
want, buy it.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1884-11-08

AT ONoF.-If 20, want tn, best
far II ard atoc PAL or in tn west
d'lrin , 1884, anil a h,nds me free
{ ictio aary eo.y arse. or children,
send 81, at once to the Company at
G dar Rapids, Iowa. See adv.
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- Il
" Gus. Fest busiess now before tn. pub
W T. - YOU. Mtr,woincn, boys'anf girls
eu where to for Now is the t;me
You can work in SPAR. time give your y hole
YOU nearly rs well No can fail to make el,or
.,,S pay. Ivy engaging ut once. Z ostiy outfit and
terms tree ! Money mace fast, easily. and honora-
bly,. Mention this paper ami address True 4 Co,
Augusta, Maine. n7-iq
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1884-11-08

!. my \ SLIP 'TwIxT The c.. r.
AND -1E LIP A y. II XII .wn X
.ession, Used to signify tile ,u..ar-.
tein 5 OF all hopes expec; tons,
h5w ,,ver near Their fulfilme t may
apparently be. Origin: According
to an ancient author, the phrase
arose thus: A king of Thrace had
planted vineyard, when one of
his slaves, whom he had much
oppres II in that very work, i,roph-
esied thst he, (the king) should
never taste tn wine produced by it.
The king disregarded the prophecy
and when, at an entertainment he
held the cup full Of his own wine,
he sent for his slave, and asked
him, insulting, what he thought Of
his prophecy now? Tie J slayeI
only answered There's many a
slip between the cup md the lip"
Scarcely had he spoken, when news
was brought that q large bear was
laying the vineyard waste The
king put down the cup, arose, in a
fury,y attacked the. hear. and was
killed without tasting the wine
Don't forget to. call Oh a. !, John:
Pymm, he has Notions, Toys, zeeds,
&c. ut moderate prices.
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- - - = Une.' % . week IA your own tOWh
S. outfit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital
no. required. Ne. will furnish you everything.
Manv making Fortunes. Ladies make AS much
as ner. al dbays and girls make great pay. Read
er If you wanthnSinesS at which you make great
pay I'LL the tim write tor particulars to H. HAL.
LETr& Co., Port and. Maine. Mention this paper
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great CONSERVATION and excitement
among the inhabitants.
ENVELOPES, with your

hu<ints> ."nrd neatly Printed ON The upper
W left-h,nd nrncr, for only Is ce -.
ADDRESS he ION, i. tieor &C, Utah.
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snnt. life Is sweeping nv, go ard dare
before YOU die, Something mighty
and sublime leave behistd to conquer
time" so week in your own town