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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
CAMERON.
Speeiai 70 he Ssndly Register.

Sp-cidl % Ae Sendfg hs2iSeT'
CAMERON. February l5.-The late cold
spell has caused the loss of great many
sheep. One Rrm reports the purchase OF
10000 pelts in the last two weeks.
John More fell on the ice q day or so
since and cut his face above the eye.
A LADY representing herself as Mrs SEQ
vile sister Of the famous individual who
L;lled Garfield, wasin town al day Sstur-
day, offering for sale some pictures She
il a crank beyond all doubt.
Hind LADY lectured in town to-day at
the M. Z. church. Subject Immortality OF
the soul
DR.. Mccullough slipped and sprained his
knee. II Is very painful
The y, & 20. r. R. Company is erecting
n derrick to sink an artesisn well They
have not sufficient water IN the summer
time to supply their engines at this place.
therefore the necessity for this well. Thous-
snds of gallons Of water were hauled IRON
The Ohio river last summer 10 this place
Roring win commence next Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The WOodbRrn Skating Rsok Association
has about collapsed.
Or Simouton will assume has new po-
sition as Justice Of The peace Toe cameron
district to-day. - oL :,
NJ James Lancaster 6Iled the pulpit IN
The NJ +, church, ia place of the regular
nastor to-day. Nr. Lancaster Is the son o.
Nrs. Benjamin Lancaster, formerly Of thus
rIe he nov resides in hannlngton.
Ha;s xoUna. and this sermon being ms hrSs
siy.,,t = ouT town. was listened 10 ~ lasge
sudisnce saa vas highly apPrecsaeed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
ERIEF TELEGRAMS.

An extra session of Congress is no longer
probable.
W. H. Andrews was caught in the ele-
yator at the hotel Brunswick yesterday
morning and instantly killed.
Congress proposes to hold night sessions
this week.
Saturday afternoon Congress viii ceie-
brate the completion OF Washington 5
monument.
It is probable the Senate will complete
the Indian appropriation bill to-day.
DR.. Leopold DamroSch, the distinguished
musician and director is dead.
Merritt & Co.'S dry goods store, Nyaek,
n. Y, was burned yesterday. Loss, Slo'-
900.
Ben b. Price, q prominent attorney at
FORSYTH. Mo, shot and killed c. Shelly, the
prosecuting attorney of the county.
Mrs. Bolders, of Two Rivers, Wisconsin,
was burned to death in her house last
night.
Major Frank Clark, of the banking firm
II Clark, BRYAN ( Howell. at Bryant Nan.
sas, suicided yesterday. The bank Is all
right.
The Exchange Bank at Belleville Ohio,
has been closed by the Sheriff on an exc
cution for $4,000,
The flag ofFrance now aOatc over Lang
son.
The Union iron mills of Carnegie Bros.
L Co, Pittsburg, viii resume to-day. They
employ 100 men
G. l.. Braun, Chief of Police Of Pitts
burg, is dead.
Ex-SheriH Sprague suicided at Somerset,
Ps Yesterday. Gun. Short OF money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

'p, short abstract from the arguments OF
L.. Caldwell and Hubbard before the
.p,,e Judiciary Committee on Saturday,
bebslf Of exenPting the products Of the
lryacturers hom taxation, is reproduced
he third page this morning from SUNDAYS
.rsrGs because Of its general interest.
] statements made therein deserve the
H. careful consideration from the Legis-
l,re which IN al probability, they willre
he No doubt most people realize the
scuiiies in the way Of equalizing taxa
4 ., the burden viii bear no harder upon
than upon another. Iudustriesof every
krsc,er ought to be tostered, insofar as
eoupatable with the greatest prosperity
the State. By the same token, the pro-
RS oS the farm as well as those Of
manufacturer. should be considered.
ss,e two industries, if the term be inter
kngeaOle, ought 70 be hand maideus that
buId have the ever wstehful care and pro-
k,ioa of our law makers. How that Is
N 10 be attained is the momentous ques-
HI Information from all sources on the
] ,c, ouch. to be sought, and then well
s:dered. before incorporated onto the
,rte books.
III ibis connection, attention is called to
! communication comprehending Senator
4 ,,a's response to Messrs. CALDWELL and
BARD. /. contains much food for re-
j ton from his standpoint, and the only
Ason reference was not made on Sunday
fCo BrExEs remarks, was the lack Of
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

Two Men Killed on Railroad Bridge.
CLEVELAND, February l5.-A most dis
tressing accident by which two men lost
their lives and boy was severely injured,
occurred near the n. Y, P. & D. railroad
depot in this city this evening. John and
Peter Hoover, brothers, and a son Of the
former, aged twelve years, were goins home
from work In attempting to cross the
railroad bridge, on which there Is
no foot path. they were Oyertaken
BY a train, and stepping
to the opposite track to escape were run
down by a switch engine.
John Hoovers body was literally cut to
pieces and fragments of his body were scat
tered about the ground.
Peter Hoovers legs were cut OF and one
of the boys arms was crushed. John
Hoover died in the hospital and the boy's s
arm was smputated. Both men leave large
families in destitute circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
AT BREAK OF DAY.

Lord WOlseley's --latest Dispatch On the
Khartoum Affair.
LoSDOS, February l5.-A telegram was
received SSthe war Office to-day from Gen.
Wolseley. He sends an account Of the
fall Of KhartOum as given by native eye
witness to the entr ance Of the rebelsinto the
town of Khartoum. This informant
says it was entered by El Mahdi's forces, at
day break on the morning of January 26.
Gen. GOrdea was killed by volley from
the rebel rihemen while on his way from
his headquarters to the Austrian consulate.
The Austrian Consul was killed in his resi-
dence and the Greek Consul held prisoner
by the Mshdi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
uurrI1NG ANp HER ACcusERs.

WHEELING AM hHAks M eSN-As''
Tbere is, and has been, good deal Of in
>,nsiderate talk in many Of the State ex-
Aoges. abou. the sum asked for BY this city
repair the State House tor the ten years
,Eupaucy BY the State, of that sdi6ee.
be would suppose from the read
Of some Of the remarks, that
se,iug was the habitation Of the
tbs and VandAls, pure and simple, and
!, only way of ekeing out a miserable
,kaeaCe was in swooping down upon the
nanier Of The State and ruthlessly rob
e sud destroying the weakliugs who
b sn honest and frugal existence BY the
es, Of their brows.
Nov. suppose the indignant exchanges
lie their anger long enough to listen to
HLeeiins's side Of the argument. She has
used the Legislature and the State officers
the finest building in the State, with every
ssible convenience, for a period of ten
Hrs without the cost Of a dollar, as under
} statute bringing the capital to this city
agreed to do. In ordeS that the job be
a ne well, an edi6ee was erected (which
tluding the ground, has cost the
N, including interest on the invest
z bot. $3.50 900. Wheeling, when the
be was taken on a permanent location OF
Capitol, was permitted to have no voice
the matter whatever. She has nov q
ilding on her hands that is likely to De q
te elephant, which is going to taN the
~ from eigh. TO ten thousand dollars
hr 10 keep in order and repair, and yet
Fre are people who mink Wheeling is
Fragy despoiing the State because it is
ed 70 put the State House in good re-
j. upou leaving It.
l. ought TO be remembered by the re-
binder Of the State outside OF
io county that Wheeling has
tu no dead head in her contribution
a:d running the State government,
! paying the appropriations for public
iidings and other purposes. Let it be re-
embered Of this city that she pays into
State treasury annually over one-third
81 the licenses collected by the State,
d more than oneeighth ofthe State taxes,
] taking the two together, her coatri-
eou to running the State is nearly one
th Of the amount collected. Therefore
hss,i0g has actually paid several thous-
d dollars more toward the building of the
&P,tOl st Charleston than she asks for the
Pass Of the one that Is to be deserted.
pw this doesn't look much as if
5 city were asking more than she
Hpaa get Neither does il indicate
C,G,ens are a set Of eutthrosts and tree
O'evs who have no other occupation than
gehiOusly contriying WAYS ana means to
Y sc'ete the State Treasury. As was shown
tessrs CALDwEAL and HyBsARD, before
SeOate committee on Saturday, this city
dong Trojan work in the burden Of State
Tesnment and while she is disposed very
fe'y to complain, there are times when the
rs-Oxen cannot draw the load imposed
pa them. /. may be truly said
81 y the citizens of Wheeling. so
NJ as furnishing the State her sinews
Tsr. Is concerned, have been literally
Aers ofwOOd and drawers Of water.
"a new OF these facts It is hoped the more
SOat'Ous State exchanges viii let up q
as On Wheeing's request for an sppro
atom to repair the Capitol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
MORE SNOW.
Fears of a Blockade in the Central West
ern States.

Fears of a Blockade in the Central West
ern States.
CHICAGO, February l5.-A driving snow
storm prevailed here al day, ceasing this
evening. The snow was fine, moist and
clinging, and drifted badly. Trains coming
in tonight are delayed, and fears are ex.
pressed that in the present condition Of af'
fairs with such quantities Of snow piled up
along the tracks that the blockade last week
will be renewed tomorrow unless the wind
slackens. Advices received are to the et-
feet tnat the storm is of much the same
character and extent as that of one week
ago. There is q fierce blizzard in Iowa
Snow has fallen during most Of the day In
Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana. The
heaviest snow seems to have fallen in Cen
tral and Southern Illinois.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
BELLAlRE.

Chips of All Sorts and sis,s to Suit the
Taste.
Louis Long gave turkey to the nearest
guess,r 10 a number he had concealed in
cigar box.
Several annexatious to the First NJ. i.
church yesterday.
The funeral of Mr.. James Heburn takes
place this morning at 10 o'clock.
Will l.aDue is suffering from severe cut
on the hand
Pultney Bottom has literary society Of
over so members.
Mrs. Armstrong, Of the Armstrong House,
is recovering.
Some Of our people attended Silver
King at the Wheeling Opera house on
Saturday evening.
The masquerade ball to be given by the
Turner in their hall this evening will be
well attended. Costumes can be secured at
los. Carter's.
Mrs. S. C. Garrard is visiting friends in
Minyo.
The i,ellaire Window Glass Works Is OF
today on account Of the funeral OF Mr.. He
burn.
George Romack and George slsvers leave
Tor the east 10 day.
Rellaire parties are interested in suits
which come up in St. Clairsyile 70 day.
Elder Underwood in the A. NJ Il. Church
bis evening.
Selson Hopkins and wife are in steuben-
vile.
John r Cow, city editor ofthe Indepsnd.
ent. went TO Columbus to-day!
Rev. ]. Henderson held services in Bri lge-
port yCs,trday afternoon.
The nail factory is working 10 day.
Nine ;enihs Of the applicants at the post
Office on Saturday were disappointed.
The collector for the REGISTER will be
abroad today.
The rink win have music on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings
Mr.. II. Roemer will be out in q few days
There we're no services yesterday in the
Episcopal church.
Sandusky ice is being brought here.
The street cars manage 10 get along, bat
the number Of run.oGs ere increasing. The
track is worn out
Although business is somewhat dull, snt
labor scarce, everybody wears the smile Of
contentment.
Some Of the factories have had mold.
makers at work ever since the beginning Of
the trike.
The -four mills are both running regu;
larly.
The Ohio Lantern Company made good
shipment Of lanterns last week
The Buckeye Lantern Company says
business is pretty good.
Bridgeport rink builders will not grow
rich IL what we hear is true.
Nothing Of importance from the Lookup
yesterday.
Henry Over ha, had bis residence nicely
fixed up inside.
DR.. A. X. Smith. Smith win associate
himsef With medical man Of Cleseland at
that place
The Willing Workers meet t-nisht
woKx EorEs. 8
The Bei!aire Stamping Company lantern
makers are stiIl yscating.
The bed weather Of tbe lad fev weeks has
caused the jiscontinnsnee Of outside work
The wAgon-making trade 10 pretty daii
lust now.
The Ohio Lantern company 10 on fulL
The BelIaire nail works vill probably
shut down tomorrow evening.
The Ohio VALLEY foundry is vorking -
usuaL One o. tso new hands hsse bees
employed Of late -
fhe window houses continue 10 run WITH
one exception Stocks are p'lipg Up and
prices continue close
The river coal miners. owing 10 the con.
difiO1 q ths river Of l.se' have been dong
very little.
The B. & o. csrpeaten have their hsnds
luIl repsirisg broken cess
Thecosl business ha1 little eos1 iast
week.
wn. Desaa Is vs;shias ooi for the
mall miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

MasY whose blood had become poisess1
from various causes, and whose " hssith
vas indicated by pimplss. sSss fseiine1
schee, pains. urinary sediments. cslsfrh ss1
inflammation of the mucous neuhfsae.
constipation, dJspepaa, bad dreams, psr.
yousness, sleeplessness, etc.. have bee 70
stored TO perfect health By using Df. 0sy.
sott's Yellow Dock and 8arsspsriils u .
the only true blood purifier and siresets.
euer Of mind and body No othss remedy
equais
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
ROOM FOR HOPE.
An Alleged 0ficial Denial Of Cor
don's Death.
English Hearts a Trils Lighter
Over KhartOum,
And the News From the Egyptian
Desert.
Gen. MOlsslsY Tslegraphs an Ac-
count Of the Fall
Of Khartoum as Given by a Native
Witness.

LONDON, February I5.-The Press Asso-
eistion states under reserve that late Satur-
day night the War Office sent telegram to
Miss Gordon, at Southampton, to the effect
that KhArtoum had not fallen and General
Gordon was safe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

-oy the number Of small incendiary
q, the South Side, on Saturday night,
:, az il looks as if there was q scheme
H., TO frighsen people, similar to the zone
- Years ago. Then, it win be remsm-
L. for several nights in succession,
IN fires. such as stables, were springiug
|svsrvwhere. They stopped as sudden
h., no clue was ever heard Of the rogues.
hoped our police viii be more success
|,b;s time in ferreing them out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
SUNDAY Callers.

ALsASY, n. Y. February l5.-Among
the callers on President-elect Cleveland to.
day were Senator German. Of Maryland.
Congressman Wilsoa. Of PennsyiTania, and
S. H. Weed. Of New York. II Is under
stood that Cleveland is devoting all bis
spare time to the completion of his ioauga-
raj address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

A,,-S an excitement is now prevailing in
t., county over the recent discovery
/ r.,y extensive tin mine which reaches
I, large portion of the county. 1t
-, to be the most extensive and
,ge discovery in mineral ever made in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

: VCNsLETE cure for that dsbilitSting
"a 'ass indicates a weakness Of the urin-
O'gans, nasal eatarrh and other eyi-
80 -, o. a diseased mucous membrane
1e lonnd in the use Of Dr.. Guysotts s
~ uSek ard Sarssparilla. Don't be
$50 BY the advertisements OF quaek
~ Tbs remedy viii parity the blood,
.se the parts affected, heal al irrata-
4 oe mucous membrane. snd remove
nPon Of the disorders. II is 3
Or nervous dsbihsy and geaessi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16
Fires,

LANcASrER. Pa. February I5.-The loss
lb5 the burning Of Fahnestock's dry goods
store last night wSs.S22, 900; insured for
$200G0.
Myers & Rothione's clothing store was
damesed 5000. The name of the fireman
injured is Charles Schwebel His condition
precaTious.
At Jacksonville.
JAcKsoSynLE, FLA. February l5.-A
FIRE this morning destroyed Eve buildings
and badly damaged as many more. Among
the buildings burned are the Percival block,
and the. elegant residence of n. d. Burnett
OF the Bank of Jacksonville. Loss $780,
ONA
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Ended ntLast.

I..VSGuS, February l5.-Announee-
n, n, . made in all parts Of the Hooking
.'vt today that the eommissary had
"a oal and that aid is no longer coming
81 advising the men TO get TO work.
s1cS the strike which started last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

THEsE was q man of our town aud be
was wondrous wise. He Jumped into .
brsmble bush and scratched out both bis
eyes. Aud when he saw bis eyes we're out
with al his might and vain. lie bOught q
bottle Of Salvsiion 01. and rubbed them in
agsia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

= oo.put Of Low Moor Furnace, Ale
county, Va, for the week ending De
~, Isth, 1884, was s2O tons Of No, l
Il l. ;ron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

GWHY. vbet are Joa putting that 81 ~
feet for. asked man nth . heayy ed.
why, to draw tbe cod out Of yosr head,
sosstrsa the eonsidessse nurse ''Ihs
deuce ssz saJ soDA rather hAys Z ~
Ehsfe il s lAsa be drawn tie whole ispgss
cfnJ bcGJ- Al snJ raie hws = nefe
nssessnt Iseil.oi liian thst. 20 snd eel 60
hoitls q Ds. B1ifs Cosgd Strip
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

Bsisf ssws Ast.s ssd oesssai nsseasa
One bight this week he mammoth fisk
win be given over 10 the ct men. On that
night no one weighing - than iso oPss1s
piIl be allowed on The Hoos. Il vin BE- vel
worth seeing and ought 10 draw ven
X. B. Michel has rssfsd his beick -.
depce. formerly occupied by J. X. hcDos-
aid 10 W. II. DAikin cIsek On The 0. L. .
W. transfer.
J. n. Holiissy d csnfssd 70 Nc hsas
With msiaral levss.
Dr. Csdss'l. Of PortiAsd, WAS y ssss.
Rev. GorsLpsios v.s 10 tovn ysa.ds,.
Nrs Bsjts workuau, d esesSeaSiile .
visiting hes isfhes. Jeaa ChaSoea =
J.R. ShAspon; Rsq., q g. CsiFsviIle.
pas,ed through town Saturday % hi1 vsy
from Pwkersburg. vhere hs She's -
legal business.
Rev. Ds. AlexAsda. MSt. CisirssiDA
menbsr Of The Boaed q EEaaisssa sss q
tosn Saturday ss,sodiaG tie tsschsS -,
anins6oa.
M. Gitiisa, Of wssk devs sss. has -
resigsed hspoddse E. v.s rslssssd
Tas ,ery bess rsnsdy ttAs en- ~ 60
poasded iron our rssssst 1880
Drugs ~ coias. cosRhs astsnA bse.e,,
ssd esh9 lusg dissassa = u. Wie:rs -
ssn d WiN ChHsy. = bss ensse neey
cases q cousunptioa vbes q oth9 rne
dies had Aid A isgie apoeesai - 80
a orSiassy coed g ed sn1 gtss 49,
reIief 10 ss(haA Il b seothinG -
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Dyspepsia.


All intelligent people have creeds. either
written or unwritten, that is, classification
of the theories which you have sdopted-po.
Etical alcreeds that's, beliefs about tariff, ,about
currency, about civil service, about govern
ments; social creeds. that Is, opinions about
manners and customs and good neighbor-
hood; asthetic creeds, that is, belief about
tapestries and ornamenlation; aye. relig-
ious creedss that Is group Of sentiments
about duty and about the soul and about
the unseen future. The only being who
hes 20 creed about Anything is 50
idiot. Recently the beliefs Of The Evangelical
churches have been under fnsilads OF
caricature and misrepresentation. Men IN
pulpits and on platforms have set up certain
things ss the orthodox faith and then have
levelled at them all their musketry Of
dengnCia1on.
They put up mere eGigy Of evangelism
10 shoot st They mis- state and falsifY the
Evangelical churches. They take come Of
the gospel thcoEies ssd sci them Ia hArsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-16

asybOdy EhO has heart . thliiiea With
esch q ssory ss that. but tbey teii vs. il u a
dsY ard zbsurd doctrine when christ pats
fo.th Ais PoEettT 10 purchase osr ssstaal
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Good Lord Deliver u.s."

The antagonists Of the Baptist church say
that they believe only those will 90 to heay-
en- who are baptized by immersion. False
again. They believe that all who accept
Christ, whether they be baptized BY one drop
on the forehead or bya piange out OF sight IN
the Ohio or Susquehanha, viii reach heaven,
although the latter mode Is the only gate
into their particular society in this world.
have already made arrangements for com
munion with the close communion Bapists
or the other other side the Jordan. and l
shall be glad IL TIE chalice passes TO me di-
rectly from the lip and hand Of my gIori6ed
friend, John DoWling, the king OF Baptist
ministers in former generation.
The antagonists of the Methodist Church
say that they believe man can convert
himself and that conversion IN that church
is matter Of temporary emotion, and that
q man kneels at the anxious bench and feels
bad, and then the minister pats him on the
back and tells him he Is all right and that
Is all there Is Of it False again They be-
Iieye that the Holy Ghost alone can convert
q man. and conversion IN that church 70 BY
an earthquake Of conviction and sun5urst
OF pardon. And Is TO temporary eTnotiou,
Lord give us all more Of the temporary emo
tioa that lasted Matthew Simpson and Bish-
op James half century. keeping them on
Ere for God i'll their bodies burned oct m
HIS Service.
All the deseminAtions are misrepresented
and beIied as to their beIiefs. The leading
doetriaes Of the evangelical churches are
isreprese1ted as dry aud dall aaa inpos-
s:bie. The inEdsls aud une0ayected min
islers iu puipifs have set Hp q laugh at the
Trinity one God bat three persoaa They
-. q II. :. - Cd Ha earnot he thraa
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Then the doctrine Of viearious suffering
ia said 10 be dry ard absurd and useless
technicality-Christ's suffering for others.
Why, my hearers, you don't scot st it when
you see Il in other directions You can see
It's beauty when mother suffers for her
children, when patriot suffers for his coun-
try. when friend gives Up everything for a
friend. Why shodId you not appreciate
Christs suffering for us a. vel as the IN
stances Of yicarious suffering all about u.s.
Oh. how many spend their time carrying
other peoples burdens and dying other peo.
ple,s deathsl In one Of the literary institu-
tons of this country young lady was EN-.
ployed as teacher. She vas stranger and
Of such retired and reticent habits that she
formed no aequaintanceships Her dress
was 40 plain and shabby thatshe was dismiss-
ed from her position and in reply 10 the letter
dismissing Der she wrote that If she failed
10 give satisfaction il was probably heE. own
fault. After being unable to get any Other
emuloyment she ended her Life By suicide.
Upon Investigation il was found out that
out Of her small earnings she had supported
father 80 years Of age and was support
ing = brother in college. For that reason
sbe wore the shabby dress and hsd gons
uitboat blankets on her bed add withoat
suy Gre IN her room al winter. When this
Gas found out. the people Ebo hsd scorned
bes gathered 1t one Of the largest funerals
ever held in thai place and gazed with
interest upon The face Of the nActyr. bat /,
vas TOO iAte.
yiossfeas sasEifss
aaYbOdy $40 has heart . thfiiiea sisi
such ssorT IS that. but tbs5 teii vs. 4 .
dsY ard zbsurd doctrine wben carist pat