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HANCOCK COUNTY
Said to be solid for Taumeter, the Sage of
Hardy County.

Said to be Solid for Taumeter, the Sage of
Hardy County.
The top county Of the Panhandle held
convention last Saturday and appointed three
or four times the number Of delegates more
than thecounty is entitled to votes Senator
John r. Qonehoo put in an appearance last
night and told a reporter that Vanmeter
would get the solid vote of his county,
although he believed that Wilson would
finally secure the nomination. He modest
" declared that he was not candidate for
Attorney General, although a friend near
by assured him that he would get large
vote in the Panhandle 10 start with. Han
cock county will probably stick pretty close
ly TO Caldwell for Attorney General and
Darrah for Auditor All Of the other dele
gates viii arrive this afternoon.
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MONROE COUNTY.
Smiling on Faulkner for Governor and
Campbell for the Bench.

Smiling on Faulkner for Governor and
Campbell for the Bench.
Monroe is a small county but it has a big
man for seat on the supreme bench.
Nelse Campbell whose massive figure has
been familiar one at Democratic conven-
tions for 10 these many years expect to
step into the shoes of the handsome Green.
.brier Judge. He comes with a substantial
support from that portion of the state and
his friends are confidently claiming his
nomination.
Col J. W. Rowan and J. l.. Dunlap, are
the only delegates on the ground from this
county. Their colleagues will arrive this
morning. 1t is claimed by the Faulkner
fgurers that Monroe will go solid for him.
Others allow Faulkner two thirds OF the
delegation.
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ernor, Watts for Atty General and Duffy
for Auditor. If McCreary is before the
convention for treasurer, the vote will be
divided between hsm and ". I. Thompson,
of Cabell. Butcher has its call for Supt Of
Schools One of the Nicholas delegates
said Faulkner would get the bulk of Mich
olas, Putnam, Mason, Iincoln, Logan,
Monroe, Summers, Gabell, and Pocahontas,
from the lower end.
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SENATORS KENNA
JubIIant over Cleveland and Regardless
of Fusion.

of Fusion.
Prominent in the lobby, full Of strangers
at the Mcclure, last night was tall we'll
made man, dressed in black clothes and
clericaLloOking white tie; while a white
plug surmounied his head and half shaded
a full, rounded face, beaming with good hu-
NOR. This is Senator John E. Eenua, our
junior representative in the upper House Of
Congress. Senator Kenua has been at his
Charleston home since the adjournment OF
Congress, but has kept his eyes and ears
open to the dOings Of both local and Ma
tfonal politics. Last night he told his
friends, with much qualification, that the
Third district could be relied upon for IN
old-time Democratic majority for Cleveland.
How do Won regard the ticket. Senasor?'
asked REGiSrER man.
81 think It exceptionally strong" WAS
his reply There is not a quiycr in our
end OF the State. sad mol Democrat ba.
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Sociaiistic Demonstration,

MARsEILLEs, July 2l.-A crowd Of So
cialists assembled before the Mayors office
yesterday and demanded work and endeav-
ored to force an entry into the building, but
were presented by the police Seven ar
rests were made.
Three an Hour.
MARsEILLEs, July 2l.-Twentysix deaths
from cholers occurred last night and nine
between nine and noon to-day.
Famine Threatened.
ToULoS, July 2l.--The deaths last night
were twenty-ei yht Famine is threatening
this city. Provisions are scarce and dear
and there is much distress. The hotels are
closing their kitchens. Provision ware
houses are expected to close, owing to the
lack of supplies. The cholera at Aries is
becoming serious.
Paris and Marseilles.
PARIS, July 2l.-Sixty-one deaths from
cholora occurred at Marseilles during the
twenty-four hours ending at . o'clock to-
night. The total number of deathsfn that
city since the epidemic appeared is lSi.
Madrid and the Cholera.
MADRID. July 2l.-Two deaths here to-
day from Asiatic cholera. At Toulon and
Marseilles typhoid epidemic has followed in
a number OF cholera cases. Doctors pro-
nounce the disease typhoid cholera.
Hospital Report.
PARIS July 2l.-The number Of deaths
at Toulon from 10 a. m. TO p. III. was II.
The record of cholera cases at st. Man
drier hospital, at Toulon, FOR to-day, is as
follows: Admissions, II; conyalescents, ii;
deaths, >; under treatment, 1872
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Of Rufus switxer for
Sfsea G~uafA.

yomination Of Rufus switxer for the
State Senate.
HrsrScTos. July 2l.-tRxclusive. l-A
the Democratic Senatorial Convention held
here Rufus S~itzer. Of Winfield, Putnam
county. was nominated for the State Senate
BY acclamstion. Mr.. Ssi,zer il one Of the
most popular young men in the district. He
is an attorney Of brilliant prospects With .
large practice in Putnam. Csbeil and Ma
son counties. lie silI make popular and
eEcieai representative.
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WETZEL COUNTY.
Only Partially Heard From-Claimed for
vusnu

Only Partially Heard From-Claimed for
Wilson.
The delegates from the land of Wetzel
will not report here until possibly tomorrow
morning, though few may wander in to-
day. Col Sep Hall came in last evening
on a purely business trip, and claimed to
really know nothing of the politics of the
county, and had not had time to find out.
He had heard it was claimed by the Wilson
men, but as the delegates were chosen by
districts and not caucussed, he was not GER
tain. The Proctor delegation may be for
Faulkner, but they will be here, together, to
speak for themselves.
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NICHOLAS COUNTY

Solid For Hon. Boyd Faulkner, the FaSor-
lite Son OF the Panhandle.
Howard Templeton. the handsome editor
Of the Nicholas Chronicle, arrived in the
city yesterday. accompanied by Richard
Shelton. John ". SheltOn. A. n. Campbell
P. n Maloney.
A. C. Walker aai Syiyestes Boar. ace slso
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I.fier Wnf oeeo1.

Porr Hrsox, Mics.. July 1L-Ihs go
rotary Of ths AstiNosoPo!y h.6s.s! -
yensiou has written 10 De Ioeai ehan1ee
Of thss orgssizstios here thet 80 -
assurance of The gestIeass ~ hase 49,
10 consultation sith ButIes vtllia u -
lev dsys, ke can state that 0sa RstiH
ell aand tor eiectiea.
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FILTH At ToUtoN.

The Tcun Peeking With Poui odor, and
FulI Of Dirt.
LoSpcS. July 2l.-The city d Toslon-
despite Tie ;nccsstr, Eork To make il ssni-
ssrily tsl,iiabIs. still remains almost inde-
sc1iisbly El;hJ. The heal there has been
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THE eseely SURVIVORS.
p~v.nuys Of the Rescue p1ss4 - nsv

Derntuss Of the kssese P1ss4 - -
Yssk.
81. JoHss. n. r.. July 2i.-Ceaiw. q
the Greely relief expedi.iOn sst IL Leek
Gary. sff this aitnrnoou fs Hev Yesk.
She takes the mail Of the sxpedhios ssd q
the Greely survivors. Grseiys Arsegsh ,
steadily increasing; He eossnsss e y
fed and bsnquettsd By he kading atissas
ofSt Johns. Fredeiek, (pasell Log
BrAinsrd and Beedesbeek are rogrssSiae
amazingly. Tie Alest vill Be GSPatehs1
four hours in sdyasce of he Thsxs 81
Bear. 70 the squsdroa nay ieseh -
York simuItaneously.
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While It is Evidently the Intention of
the Party
To Sit On the Reassessmsnt Ring
With a ThuRp,
Iflt's lndisCretion Should Bring /
Into the Arena.

Until a more nearly perfect representa-
ton of the various counties arrives here, 1t
will be impossible to attempt to give any
thing ike reliable summary Of the situa-
ton of the various candidates. At late
hour this morning, the most reliable eSti-
mates placed Hon. f. Boyd Faulkner in
the lead, leading Hon. f. Willis Wilson
50 votes. Messrs. Vaumetre and Raymond
were considerably in the rear, the claims of
their friends VARYING with the imagination
of the calculator.
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NICHOLAS COUNTY
Solid For FauIkner-Arrival Of It's Delega-
ton.

ton.
Yesterday afternoon the first instaliment
ofthe Nicholas delegatian reached the city,
headed by Howard Temple,ou. Of the
Chronicle. and quartered at the Stamm'
Later on. the River road brought IN Col.
John D. Anderson. the popular sergeant-at
arms of the Senate, who held him to the
Mcclure. The delegation is solid tor Fsulk-
ner and solid against the reassessment blum
der. Judge Snyder, has many friends, but
he will 60 down before the righteous
wrath Of the homes. yeouanry from that
section.
The county has Q totes. and appointed
Is delegates, about 10 Of whom will be
here. They VII support fauiknes tor Gov
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sUicIDED
For Fear OF Dying With tt
Disease.

For Fear OF Dying With the Dread
Disease.
ToCIoS. June 2l.-Last evening Capt.
BeIlot. Of the Arethuse. committed suicide
in a state of delirium caused BY fear Of the
cholera. This officer. though courageous
sailor, had been affected BY what was pass
ing around him, more especially by the
death Of e ueighbor, who was carried of BY
the terrible malady. The inhabitants Of
Toulon are beside themselves with alarm.
One hears of nothing bat departures, and
many Of the shops are shut The Mayor
contributes a good deal TO the alarm by his
ridiculous official plscards.
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sWs eerdially invite the visiting newsPa-
hrc.hren in attendance on the conyen-
<. 4, rake the REmSTER sanctum their
|r 2pring their sojourn in the city. The
z.nin, HAMS ont al all hours.
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ezAL County Democracy IS united
for CLEVELAND. Not a
Democratic vote for BLAINE and yet
ne county in which Mr.. BLAINE's
"A Interesting ling That is of itself
c;ent answer to the Republican claim
tAlNE's investments in West Yiagin-
1bake him votes.
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vi <oncede the proposition of the Intel,
tn,sz lbat Mr. BLAINE is a very knOwl-
,too, ban. But his knowledge is the
a Of d mine that an honest patriot like
,osks CLEVELAND will never delye in.
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POCAHONTAs COUNTY
Represented to BE For the Berkeley
Boy.

Boy.
From the far away county Of Pocahontas
living ON the eastern border Of the State,
two delegates have arrived viz William
H Cacklev and John S. Jackson. Three
others are expected tonight. The county
will probably be solid for Faulkner although
one delegate is inclined towards the sage of
HARDY. Upon'the other Offices the county
will divide on the first ballot. The county
will doubtless not want any assessment
medicine served up in the shape of resolu-
ton or otherwise.
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SsS,4pE HENNA is Of opinion that the
&see,ion Of Irish Democrats in New
IN 4 rerv small affair But he regards
rep,sDiatiou OF BLAINE 6y the conserva-
4 kcsiness classes as very formidable.
8. n IN l. certain for CIEvEIASp.
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terrible and the atmosphere moist. In the
work of renovating the town an old sewer
has been discovered running under the chief
hospitable Of the city. This sewer reeked
with filth, and had been untouched for
three years past Ten of the workmen who
were employed to open it, when it was
found, were overpowered by the escaping
stencil and tainted. Shop-keepers in the
stricken city are closing their establish
ments. The fig of residents is universal
The men stationed at the arsenal are
leaving.
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~ Dr. BARBEE looks around upon
|tense crowd Of former Democratic
|.es and old associations and the rec
ons fauld lang syne come back to
ss could detect a Saddened express
Snd a look Of longing to be back
,nder the roof of the old homestead.
ID, Doctor, the door is ajar and there
al in the window for YOU.
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j Vest Virginia Democratic legions
va heir tents at Camp Success.
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a5 OLD FAMILIAR RAZOR
Serenely Mt n Colored Camp
Meeting.

Meeting.
tI:>AOEE, Nh, Jnly 2l.-Late yester-
a',t<oOOn q riot occurred at a colored
B neeting about four miles from
'tfftown, Kent county, in which four
<f,e shot aud several cut with razorS.
c.tsTs that three or four negroes.
+ " influence of liquor. went to the
E rOuirds aud began quarrel. which
q nc to blows and thea 70 pistols aud
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seh good humOr. such a spirit Of
.nd q desire to do the right thing
! more forcibly displayed than in
b gathering of our Young DemOc-
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eArnERING OF THE DEMOCRACY.

GArHERING OF THE DEMOCRACY.
A large number sf delegates to the State
'oasen.ion arrived in this city on Yesterday
md iast night To-day the great bulk Of
hem WI be here On behalf of the Demo
recY flour metropolis city the REGISTER
IzsesSs cordial greeting to them feeling
sured that our people will make their
;sesNI 10 our midst pleasant and comtor-
IN kke FIRST place, we are glad to note that
hs fonsention is going to be fine repre-
2<slIve BODY, composed of Democrats Of
Aanc,er and political eminence
ipm ID parts Of the state. In
he iecond place all the in
lies.ioes point to very largely attended
cuvenfon-an outpouring of the inviuci-
Ne neu,ocracy of our mountain State who
vince heir interest in the party and its
kelhre by leaving their homes at this
NSq season of the year to come mp and
i've Aeir voice and cOunSels in the effort
B pl.ce our party in good fighting trim for
Be eoutass. And in the next place it is
offtshihg to end such good feeling and a
pira Il honorable concession prevail
ng anong all the conflicting
interests The uPPermOSt desire
the hearts of the bulk of the delegates is
ascertain what is best for the party sue
ess and not topermit schemes, individuals,
u hctional interests to stand in the way of
lccoupfshing that which will best promote
he slandard Of Democracy, and secure VIC
ory 70 onr banners. Like the great Chica-
70 Convection the gathering Of tomorrow
sili be 4 wise, calm, deEberative body
~ tnc,iously weigh all questions before
lec;i,st them, and carefully scrutinize the
merits ND demirits Of candidates who will
rtscct themselves before it for its nomi-
la,ioo Proceeding in this spirit there is
= ''>ethood Of any mistakes being made.
" t,<r there is a generous rivalry between
ke iff<ed Of respective candidates, and all
Ne tkreCted to exert their utmost abilities
4 ~ tonOrabe way 70 secure the nomina-
ioil ~ which their ambitions lead them to
1is., IS more than gratifying to see that
keNft no acrimOny displayed, no bitter
"a sraccfnl scufies for position, but the
ssfsI$ oS each candidate is being conduct
Z H''ah gentiiity and fairness that speaks
81. 'o< the managers, as for the harmoni-
SIS <<{iIiOns of our State Democrats.
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AonH make MANwELL sick at heart to
Ibs splendid gathering Of Democrats in
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80. Harmony is in command Ofthe
i.xinia Democracy.
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Faxr D fine looking body Of menr" is
nn;rersal remark as our delegates
4 nnnring in.
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(iga tolumns are so fully given to the
lcssling convocation of enthusiastic
knoerats in our midst that We have not
"a eraee to devote to the uninteresting
lic< Of acceptance of General LOGAN. 1t
prsneipally remarkable for proixity, and
om the Frequent use of adectiyes in the
buupnication We are safe in saying that
hn (,enerars excellent wife has devoted a
ood dsAl Of time to its preparation. 1t
re1is al Protection to American Labor
Oar Monetary System, Interstate, Foreign
son.aerce and Foreign Relations, Foreign
rn;xfstion, Civil Service and closes with
chapter on the Remaining Twin Of Bar
Iarism, which at first glance we supposed
iss an apOlogy for the bad grammar Of the
hcumcnt but was in reality a slap at
soiyzarny. We are gratifed that Mrs.
4ocas Is opposed to a plurality of wives.
Women generally are. AT all events it is a
iery good ePistle from female upon sub
ecls Of Which she has no knowledge.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

tmocratic fires blaze from the hill
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The great convention is upon us. 1--we
full days before the actual fact, finds the
city swarming with men from all over the
State, the advance line of the great Demo-
cratic army that will soon take possession Of
this neighbOrhood. A crowd was expected,
but in all candor, it was not expected be-
fore to-day, at the earliest. If this keeps
up, the capacity of the city will be tried to
keep up and care for such q multitude
Unusual preparations had been made to re-
ceiye and bestow the visitors. Hotels had
increased their facilities and private boarding
houses ane restaurants made corresponding
preparation, but in the light of yesterday $
events, still further enlargement will be
made.
Early in the morning the delegates be-
gan to arrive hrstth captains and then the
hosts and suddenly it dawned on US that an
unusual rush was upon us. But we were
ready. Banners were flung to the breeze,
bearing the inspiring motto Cleveland,
Hendricks and refarm.' The hotets be-
came suddenly animated and the streets fill
ed up. Every train bore in hundreds and
the hotel registers filed up in an astonish-
ing way.
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|efersou Club banner is the admir-
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1T HAS BEGUN.

IT HAS BEGUN.
The Unparalleled 0utpouring Of the
Democratic Hosts
Sets In Upon Us Like the Flowing
ofthe Tide.
The Preliminary Buzzing Of the
Great Democratic Hive
That Is Soon to Be LOOsed About
the Republican Ears.
Testing the Delegates Temper Be-
fore the Fight Sets In.
The Black Prince, of Berkeley, Takes
a Decided Lead
With KaRawha's Mordy Orator a
Very Fair Second,
While It is Evidently the Intention OF
the Party
To Sit On the Reassessment Ring
With a Thunp,
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The local Reception Committee met yes
terday morning aid took what steps were
necessary to provide for the accommoda-
ton of the delegates. All persons having
rooms for rent are requested to leave word
at the Jefferson club room this morning.
Some members of the committee will be
there at all times to receive such word and
assign the delegates to their quarters as
rapidly as they come in. Delegates unpro-
yided for are requested to report to the JEFF
ferSOn club at once.
Convention Arrangements.
The Committee of Arrangements has
been uuceasing in its efforts to see that
nothing is left undone. Tomorrow morn
ing's REGISrER will contain all information
concerning the convention, besides giving
the headquarters Of the various Senatorial
districts,
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rCoa:inaed on Fourth Page, /
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.Hts MEDICAL, ~ IN
MlHchicvous Malaria,

To say that malaria is mischievcxs
IS to put it very mildly. 1t is all that
and more 1t is cunning, deceitlul,
treacherous, sly, and undcrhanded.
It does its work in the dark, and in
such q sly way that much OF the mis-.
chiefs done before it is discovered.
tsaps the foundations Of a healthy
system. 1t robs the blood ofits vital.
ity, dcmoralizcs the liver, confounds
the stomach, and makes the victim
wish he were in his grave. tits sad
tosec peoplcsit down in their misery,
content to be the victims Of mischiev.
GUS malaria, and thinking that moth.
ing can be done orthem. The power
Of Browns IRON BlrTERs over the
mischiefs Of malaria has been so am.
ply proved that there is no reason
why anybody who can procure a
bottle ofthis Prince Of TONES shall
suffer. Great is the power ofmalaria,
and great are its disastrous effects.
But greater far is the bcnefccnt in.
tlucpcc Of Browns IRON BlrTERs.
The preparation ofiron in this favor.
l,cotamily remedy ecan be taken
without running the teeth or produc.
ing constipation and headache.
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A ElcsSinE,

The pain In all his joints became intenss
fever, With liz deteriorating ef,ecp, was now
added, and he became rapidly reduced to the
asmblaace ola ,kcls!on, while vitality reach.
ed Its lowest possible condition, and his sui.
terings were Of such indescribaole character
that those who most lo7ed mIsometimeE
thought it would be better II he were called
away. At this time, physicians, well known
IN this city lPittsaurgb) informed bis paren Il
tina! he was in imminent daugsr Of total
paralysis aad directly af!erwarl they an.
nounced to his sofrowiul mother that they
could eiVo no Aopes of his recovery At this
JuIoture the use Of Peruna IVES commenced,
and Ia six weeks Mr.. Lincoln Curtis was well
and ut work. Read page % Of Dr.. Hartmann
Ills OF Life" get it from your druggist raw
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bed, From this am led to believe that
after all sho did feel bad over 1t. And a..
ter begging mo not to distress myself

nbout Il 7,l'I.S 10 N ssz!4
My woes instead Of ending here had but
just begun. At the next house were tour
very charming ladies'. ! managed to get
through the ceremonial part Of the call very
well, and went 10 one corner OF the room
menced Us follows: "Billy, old boy, you
are getting along finely. just keep this up
and you will yet rise out OF the depths OF
your misery aud will DO able to 90 1t alone
some day." But, alas! When We think We
are nearest success something gives way,
and down I've 20. My book on etiquette
informed me that II WAS incumbent upon
INC to. bow myself out Of the lady's pres.
ence with my face to her. The door sill
was In my way somehow, and when l
struck 1t l made a wild backward plunge,
my head shooting into the hat rack. There
| lay sprawling on tho floor. The hat rack
above me was lettering and swaying from
one side to tho other like some animate OBJ
jet in anger. 1t tottered and fell with q
etssh. was not only covered with con-
fusion, but the remnants OF the hat rack,
too. It WAS an awful predicsment for n
bashtul man to ba In. couldn't recover
my composure for never had any; but I
did the next beat thing. I recovered my
hat and oyercoat from among the debris
and escaped.
Ny first impulse was to seek some seclu.
dea nook aud quietly cut my throat, or i'm
ita,e tue example Of Judas. Better coun.
seIs prevailed, however, and I sought the
secIusion Of my room and thought over
the events OF the dsy. NV last perform
ance had quite unneryed me, but in con.
tenplating the ruin l had wrought I could
no, help but smile and wonder what
priEs as battering ram would have been
to Titus when he was before the walls OF
Jerusalem. The Grand Duchess Of Coffee
but the thought Is too much. In spite OF
her kindly admontion was greatly dis.
tressed about her, 10 this day am still
bashin!, and it grows in strength with in
creaefug years, ...u