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samuel J. Randalrs strength,


The one man who could contest PennsyE
vania against Blaine, and the strongest man
of all in the debatable States, is Mr.. Ran,
dali If cordially supported by the party,
he would carry New York, Connecticut and
New jersey, and make Pennsylvania trem-
BILE in the balance between the two candi-
dates, with chances in favor of Randall He
would not be strong in the States where the
Democrats are engulfed in the free trade
folly, but those States are either so strongly
Democratic, like Kentucky and Texas. that
they can carry any Democratic candidate,
or SO strongly Republican, like Iowa and
Kansas, that they will vote for any RePubli-
can candidate. In the controlling belt Of
Connecticut New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana, no other man
combines the qualities of availability pos.
sessed BY Randall He is positive, aggres,
sive revenue reformer and public economist
and he believes in and acts out the old Dem.
Ocratic policy of the greatest good Of the
greatest number.
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or not the next President Of the United
States shall be man honest himself and
in favor Of honest government"
The Times was one Of the greatest advo-
Gates of the recently defeated MORRISON
bill, and its utterances hitherto have given
aid and comfort to those who are endeavor-
ing, at all hazards to crowd the tariff ques-
ton into the first rank as the greatest ques-
ton Of aIl-in fact the only very important
question to be determined BY the people in
choosing the next President.
We commend the wisdom OF the Times IN
seeing that the tariff is Of no importance
whatever compared with the question oil
honest and patriotic government. This Is
the ground we have always taken, and we
are glad to have the powerful cooperation
Of the Times in maintaining it. Let us
hope that it may not be maintainedin vain.
AL other political questions are tritling IN
comparison.
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The Great Issue of All.

Our esteemed contemporary, the New
York Times, expresses with great point and
force the nature of the chief question which
is to be determined by the people in the
approaching national election:
The Times is not, and never has been, a
free trade paper. 1t believes, with great
many ardent prOteetiOnists, that our tariff
laws stand in need Of revision. But in al
roeating revenue reform it has never adYc-
Gated free trade for this country The tariff
is one thing, the Presidency is quite an-
other. The Times supported Senator Ed
munds for the Chicago nomination, and he
is a protectiOnist Just now the waters
have a question to settle which is of very
mach greater importance than the tariff
question. 1t is a question that concerns
the honor Of the nation and its safety. The
supreme and sOle issue this year is whether
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Susan =. Cots, and others.


Pursuant 10 decree made by said Court in the
above entitled CGu>F on the 2lSt ia! Of May, 1851
the undersigned special Commissioner will SatUr
day the 18th day OF July, 1891, commencing az N a
m, sell al public auction al the front door nf the
Court, House Of said Ohio county, in the said city
Of Wheeling, the real estate 81 which said George
W Cots died seized and possessed, much there
OF a. mny hc necessary 10 pay the debts and claims
named in the Commissioners report in said CIg>c,
and costs OF said suit and SOLE such real nSrta icing
lot numbered nineteen in Mat Of lots laid out
by one Theodore Fink, trustee sometimes called I.
W. 2ane'S addition to the city OF Wheeling situated
ON Wheeling Island, in said city. said lot fronts
sixty ieet on the East side Of South Elm street be-
tween Fink street and l. J. Stones North line and
runs tack to an alley.
TRIMS OF SALE.-0ne third Of the purchase
money, and as much more thereof as the purchaser
shall elect 10 pay cash in hand on the day OF sale
the residue thereof in two equal inStallmcntS, pay
able respectively in six and twelve months from the
day Of sale with interest from that day; the pur-
chaser to give his bond payable TO the undersigned
with personal security therein satisfactory to the
special commissioner, for the deferred instalments
and the title 10 lie retained until payment in full Of
the purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL. Special Commissioner,
J. C. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
l hereby certify that bond in the sum OF 81, 600,
with security, has been given by above named spec.
ial commissioner. Is required by law and above
named decree.
THOMAS NJ DARRAH,
Clerk Of said Court.
June 10, 1881 iellOawu
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SENATOR RAYARD,s LETTER

We publish this morning in fIt the cele-
brated speech delivered by Senator Bay
ARD at Dover in lsGl. and which has seyels
al times risen in his pathway to the Presi-
dency and has proved a serious obstacle to
the fulflIment Of his ambition. The speech
has been garblSd and distorted in many re-
spects by the enemies Of the eminent Della
ware Statesman, and has been unfairly pre-
scented to his injury. Because Of the prom
inence he now assumes rs a candidate be-
fore the Chicago Convention, and because
of a desire on the part of the public 20 know
Just what he did say, we reproduce the
speech as it was published in the Delaware
Gazette at the time Of It's delivery, and
which is pronounced by Mr.. BAYARD to be q
correct report.
The speech, Ike everything that NIr. Bay
ARD does say, is frank expression Of the
views he held at that time. They were con
servative for a Southern man, but the speech
is so thoroughly tinged with a sentiment for
the Southern cause i, is doubtful whether
the country has receded far enough away from
the scenes and memories Of that struggle to
make him an available candidate for the
Presidency. This is a question to be con-
sidered and decided by the Democratic Con
rention at Chicago next Monday. If the
decision be in Mr.. BAYARDS favor, then the
Democratic party will have for candidate
a man whose public and private life is uu-
sullied, and a man whose character is as
pure as the feckless snow. If the decision
be against Mr.. BAYARD.S availability we
know that he viii yield to the decision of his
party with an acquiescing loyalty that has
always characterized his Democracy.
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CorNr VoN BoEcSE pruSsian nobleman
who serysd on the staff of the Confederate
Cavalry chieitian-GENERNL stuart, is visit
ing the 5a,tlefelds of Virginia and is re
cciving cordial welcome from his ol coin
raAeS In nrmS
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PROCLAMATION.

vINIIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS BEING OF
opinion that the safely "a the public funds re-
VuirCS that no more money should be paid 10 ia
credit Oi the Treasury into the state Bank ui West
Virginia. ut Charleston, OF the public deposit
tories OF this state aud having requested the Gov
erEOr to make Proclamation OF that fact il Is hereby
ordered that il is not lawful In pay any sum o.
money State account into said State Bank Of IVES.
Virginia. aud such payments are hereby forbidden.
In witness whereof |, Jacob 3. Jackson, Governor
of the State oi West Virginia, have hereunto set
(--) my hand and caused the Lesser seal OF til"
: said Stale 70 be affixed, at the city OF Wheel
t. ing, this 18th day OF June, leSi.
J. L. JACKSON.
BY the Governor.
RANDOLPH SrALNAKER, JR, Secretary OF State.
ipfGn
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The Wary Man.
IL LLL

Mr.. Vanderbilt is a wary man. He SAYS
he is going to wait until he sees what the
Democrats DO at Chicago before he makes
up his mind about the Presidential candi-
date he viii vote for There are great
many other people besides Mr.. Vanderbilt,
y, hn nrn Nraitinr
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TUESDAY,, JUNE II. 1884.

THERE WILL BE NOTHING AM
BIGUOUS ABOUT THE DEFEAT OF
MR.. BLAINE. HE WHO RUNS MAY
CLEARLY READ THE VERDICT IN
ADVANCE. A CANDIDATE IN
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE, AND A
PARTY TOO CARELESS OF ITS OWN
HONOR To BE LONGER TRUSTED
WITH THE NATION'S."-N. Y. TIMES.
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Notice of Drawing of Buckeye Glass
Company Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT
~ to the requirements OF the mortgage nf the
Buckeye Glass Company works at Martins Ferry,
Ohio) to Alfred Caldwell dated the 9TH day Of Sep
tembcr, lSSO, and recorded in Belmont county, Ohio
among the land records To secure certain bonds OF
said company. that on Monday, June ., lSSi twenty
OF said bonds were selected by lot, for redemption
and payment by said company in accordance with
the provisions Oi said mortgage. The numbers OF
said twenty bonds are ~ follows 80. 81, 75, IS,
0S, 100, loo, IO1, 10, III, 16i, li5, 1919, s25,
23.. 24t. 2JS. go. 2I7, 2S9.
said twenty bonds will be paid by said company
upon presentation at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley,
in the city o. Wheeling, West Virginia, OH the Isl
lay Of July iSSi or thereafter together with the
interest thereon ur the first hall uf the year lSSl,
and interest upon the said twenty bonds shall cease
on July l. lS<i and the interest warrants coupons
thereto attached which nave not become due on or
lviury the IL; named date, will become null and
void.
ielGi ALFRED Caldwell.
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Sipped in the Blooming.

So far IS can be Judged at the present
moment, Mr. Roswell p Flower as a PreSi
Dental candidate has been set out too
early. Under glass, with the aid Of judi
cious fcrtiIizing he promised pretty well
but under the sun and rain Of mid-June he
is already obviously wiltcd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

THERE will be q mass meeting Of Dem,
ocratic soldiers in Chicago just after the
adjournment Of the National Democratic
Convention. 1t is likely that Black JACK :
Guns will De spiked
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

4 CARn-To al who are suffering from the Ell
rorS and indiScretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay los Of manhood, &c, will send re-
recipe that will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered b. missionary in
south America. send seli-add-eSsed envelope to
REV. T. INNlAS, Station d, SS1r York.
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The RenI White Elephant.

'R'fdJp It"tfN.
The circus men are at war over the
merits of their respective elephants, but the
great body Of independents seem to be Of
the opinion that the only genuine sacred
white eleghaut in this country is Grover
Cleveland
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ONO Co,
WHEELING, June IL, lSSLD
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED
, at this office until Monday, June 30, 1851, at 9
. clock a. M, for furnishing medicines upon pre-
>crpiiOn OF the county physician for the poor "'
that part al the city OF Wheeling lying north o!
Wheeling creek. Also furnishing medicines upon
prescriptions OF said physician for the poor OF that
IalT ri the city Of Wheeling lying south Of Wheel
ing creek during the fiscal year ending May 81 lSN1
druggists making bids must do business in that
y,rrt oi the city in which thcy hid to supply.
iel6 ROBERT Is. WOODS, Clerk
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=CAm. ScHURz is right about it. When he
SAYS "bolting is a safe and efficient as we'll
as heroic remedy for Republican abuses.
Let the heroic proceed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

TIE crow doth sing as sweetly As the
lark" quotes the Globc-Dcmocrat. Yes,
but does it taste as sweet? Any little
Shakespcareau opinion ON that head will be
to the oint in question
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

IT looks as if England was likely to have
some politics this year as well as America,
The impending ministerial crisis is exciting
considerable political interest among the
BritisherS.
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Notice ola Special and General Meet
ing OF the Stockholders of the
BenWo0d Iron Works.

A SPECIAL AND GENERAL MEETING OF
IA the stockholders OF the BenwoOd Iron Works
has been called BY the Board OF Directors TO be held
al the principal Office Of the corporation, No. II
Fourteenth street in the city OF Wheeling, West
Virginia, on SATURDAY, THE 2lST DAY or
JUNE, 1884, at O'Clock p. NJ, Tor the purpose Of
considering and adopting resolution To extend the
time Of the continuance Of said corporation for fifty
years beyond the first day OF July. 1854 the date OF
the expiration OF the time limited for its continu
anoe in the agreement for its formation.
BY order Of the Board.
AIIONzO LORING,
SECRETARY.
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The Boston reformers may be - set Of
blasted literary fellows as SIMON CAMERON
would define them, but they are heroic and
are pursuing heroic remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

AFTER recent events in financial circles,
the Democratic party is not likely to go to
Wall street for q candidate.
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Nh. BLAINE is very slow about accepting
He may have a notion 10 pull out,
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What Makes the Party Tired.

What the Democratic party wants is &
candidate who can keep the Hon. Henr,
WaueISon from SqUalling out at all hours
The party has been up aud down with Wat
tcrson untilit is almost tagged out
Tn [ nro.Lnr.s C;tr R,,t.nr Crnnknrs
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Notice to Lien Holders.

l. Judgment or otherxise on the thirty feet Of lot
numbered one hundred and ninay-tvo, situated on
the east side 81 Chaplne street. In that part OF the
city o. Wheeling known a. Center wheeling OF any
part thereof, owned by Edwin Hornbrook.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling made In cause therein pending, % sub
lect the said real etate 20 the Satisfaction Of the
all Claims held by you and each OF you against the
aid Edwin Hornbrook, which are liens on sald real
estfte or any part Of H. for adjudication to me al my
omee, NO I'D Chapne street, In the city OF Wheel
ing, In the county Of Ohio on or before saturday
the 18th day Of June, 1884.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of Mar, 1884.
JOSEPH 4 PAUL.,
myD Commissioner.
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THE fence viii have to be mighty strong
if it holds all the Republicans upon 1t.
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Tnr Langdon,s CITY Butter Crackers
DIED.

NEFF.-Suuday evening, June l., 1884,, GEORGE
II. NEFF, in hi> 18th year.
Funeral irum his rc>ideucc at Mouudsville Camp
ground, to-day Tuesday, June IL at t:5O O'Clock.
Intprmeut AZ Mount Rose cemetery.
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The Vanished Encrs.

The sad and kindly face of Lincoln,
whose portrait hung in the hall, seemed to
watch the proceedings of the convention
with an air of earnest Sofcitude and appre-
nension, and it had disappeared from its
place before the nomination was made
Harper'S Weekly.
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NOTICE OF \ SPECIAL AND GENERAL
~ MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
TIE BENWOOD IRON WORKS

A special and general meeting Of the stockholders
OF tie BcnwoOi Iron Works has en- called 10y the
Board OF Directors to lt held at the principal o,cr
oil the corporation. No II on Fourteenth street, In
the city oil Wheeling West Virginia, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of June, 1881, at O'Clock 2. NJ,
for the purpose al considering, and adopting or re
c,ting resolution 10 hc offered at said special aud
general meeting t. accept the provisions ol Chapter
- ui the Code Of WC>t Virginia. amended and re-
Cractud by Chapter 96 vi the Acts OF the Legislature
Of West Virgins Of the wear 49, and 10 accept the
provisions OF Chapter ~ Of said Code n amended
and rc-CnaCtcd 10y Chapter Il OF the Acts OF said
Legislature OF lS>l, and - amended and rc-ensctel
again a. 10 certain sections thereof hy Chapter -
the act, Of said Legislature OF l>S2, and by chapters
- aud - OF the Act o. said Legislature 0! 1857.
Ey order Of the Board O! Directors.
ALuN2O LORING,
jeili Secretary
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Commissioners Sale.

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA. CUTNTY OF
= Ohio. City Of Wheeling. IL the Municipal Court
OF Wheeling.
William J. Colts, administrator Of George W. Colts
dCCCS>Cd
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FOI, Cincinnati
NEW ANDES.

CUNS Master
Icavc- Tt ESDAI, June Il, at p m. Passengers and
freight rcccpcd through 10 all points West or South
For freight or passage asply on board and TO
iglGr {. II. BOOTH SONS Agents.
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e0Ei1 A MONTH-AGENTS wANTED-BES
9kJu selling articles In the world One samp
rec, Address JAY BRONSON, Detro il Mich. egg
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Why should We marvel that his face
Should quickly vanish from it, place
II could rot brook the foul disgrace
Oi which wrong Wa the >Ilr creator.
Il va. gn hour 10 bow with shame
All hearts that loved his hOnnrcd name.
All souls that guard the precious fame.
Of him, the Great EIUanctPatur.
M marvel that IL Lit its place
That atmosphere OF 'aUk disgrace
IL Wa no scene for that grand la'c
Which uloudrd never vas by malice;
-, like 4 ityiuig ,"ul, grict rent
SudicUed hy Cha,trUIug wUgirrmeHt,
iiy deep humiliation lrul.
II passed, and Stunned the hitt"rchIlicc.
-N,w York Truth.
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Additional Notice.

Notice Is hereby given Of my intention TO offer the
said resolution At the special and general meeting,
notice Of which Is above given
JOHN @. HOFFMAN,,
One OF the Stockholders Of said corporation.
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Peter MELTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
NIB Main Street
WHEELING, W. VA.

We have Just received by direct Importation
large assortment Of Rhine and MarSelle Wines julie
Muinm x 10. Champagne, Due de MGntebelle Cham
ragne and large shipment OF the celebrated vii
hens Quella Natural Mineral Water, together with
large invoice from California vineyards Of the
oldest and best brands of wine known to the trade
such as Mission, Malvasia RecSling, Angelica, Re-
Znfandel, &c, &c. We are making q specials
Of our Case Goods which are bottled by us from
choicest brands OF liquors, and to which We would
kindly call the attention OF the trade. nols
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-13
She wiley of silence.

| walk down the Valley OF silence.
Down tile dim, yoieeless valley alone;
Aud hear not the fall OF u iootstep
Around me, save Gods and my own;
And the hush Of my heart II Bs holy
AS hours when angels have flown.
Long ago was weary of voices,
Whose music my heart could not VIM
Long ago was weary of noises,
That fretted my soHl with their din;
Long ago was weary of places,
Where | met but the human and ain,
walked through tho world with the worldly,
crayed what the world never rave;
And said; ain the world each ideal,
That shines like star on lifo's wave
Is tossed on the shores of the Real,
And sleeps like dream in its grave"
In the hush of the valley of silence
dream all the songs that sing;
And the music floats down the dim valley
TIL each finds n word for Il wing,
That to men, like the dove of the dcluge,
The message of peace they may bring.
But far on the deep there are pillows
That never shall break an the beach,
And have heard songs in the silence
That never shall float into speech;
have dreamed dreams IN the valley
Too lofty for language to reach,
DO you ask me the place of this valley,
Ye hearts that are burdened by care?
1t lios far awar between mountains,
And God and His angels are there;
And one is the dark Mount of Sorrow,
And one the bright Mountain of Prayer
And still did pine for the Perfect,
Yet stil found the false with the true;
sought mid the human for Heaven,
But caught but glimpse OF the blue,
And wept when the clouds of the mortal
Yelled even that glimpse from my view.
and toiied on, heart tired of human,
And moaned midhthe masses of men,
Until knelts at the altar,
And heard a voice call me-since then
have walked down the Valley of Silence,
That is far beyond mortal ken.
DO you ask what found in this valley2
'Tls my trysting place with the Divine;
For l fell at the feet of the Holy;
And above me q voice said: "Bc mine"
And there rose from the depth of my spirit
The echo; "My heart shall be thine"
Do you ask how live in this valley2
weep, and dream, andT pray;
But my tears are as sweet as the dewdropi
That fall on the roses in May,
And my prayer, like aperture from eensc
Asccndeth to God night and day.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-13
FURNITURE! !0aHlTvaE!!
NEARLY All HAND MADE.

Call and see me before you buy, you
will save money by calling on me.
Remember the place, LANDRETH's,
on Church ST., 200 yards east Of depot,
Johnson City, Tenn. Repairing done
at short notice.
w. NJ. LANDHETTT.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-13

Humiliation has come to tho family
of Prof. Causing, the celebrated physi-
ologist. Several days ago, John Gan
sing, young man Of promise, married
Chinese woman. When the profess
or heard of the disgraceful affair, he
swore never again should the worth
less fellow find shelter under the pa
ternal roof Several days afterwards
the son came home, bringing his wife
with him. Unobserved, they entered
tho parlor. When the oldggentleman
entered, not suspecting his sons re-
turn, he was shocked by an avalanche
OF Indignation.
GLOW dare you bring this woman
to my housew he exclaimed.
\ The young man was astonished.
I "Father, do not understand you,"
said he, 81 thought you would wei
come my wife. She doesn't speak
very good English at present, but un-
der your teaching, she can soon over
come the difficulties OF our uneven
tongue" =N ~
eNolcome your wifew stormed she
professor, welcome such thing as
she is"
"Don't be violent in manner. Wing
Woo is gentle creature and your
q gestures might Brighten her"
, GLOW on earth can you love such {
creature?' said the Inundated father
+ "Oh, / don't love her"
7 "Then why in thunder, sir, did YOU
; marry her"
"Old gentleman, there is no use il
cutting up. Respect for your teach
. ings caused me to marry her. In you
a lectures, you say that a man shout
marry his opposite. Some time ago
Il began reading accounts of Chimes
customs, and | found that they wen
our opposites in everything. l hay
70 followed your advice"
The professor groaned.
" Besides that" continued the youn
q man, "tho parents of this girl died r
% Gently, leaving her the controllin
or stock in the largest laundry of Il
10 country"
,t The professors face frightened.
. "Sho has considerable money {
nj hand have none. In this respeC
~ too we are opposites."
I The professor laughed.
"She has generously consented
-, pay off the mortgage on our place"
The professor threw his arms arom
- the young wife and kissed her mus
-, melon countenance. Releasing h,
~ he turned to his son and said
flo ~ am pleased with your ehoio
The Chinese are not half so yellow
they have been painted Shot
<. have married this sort Of a girl
oss too opposite but just opposite enou
at for all practical purposes, Yourmo
er, my son, is my opposite. lmarri
d a her because she was my opposite, Il
blast it, she has been opposite me e'