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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
PIrTsBURG AND WHEELING.
Sisters in Commercial Possibilities and
Probabilities.

Sisters in Commercial Possibilities and
Probabilities.
In his weekly letter TO the st. Louie Age
of Steel Mr.. Philip Henry Moore, alludes
to The solid wealth and large measure Of
prosperity enjoyed by Pittsburg, and after
quoting some figures bearing out bis state.
menis, says
Il cite this 10 give q small measure Of
credibility to my remarks above, ard to o
statement in one Of my recent letters--lhsi
this portion Of the Ohio valley from Wheel
ling TO Pittsburg IVES not only the fAirest
the most productive, the most favored BY
the Almighty with natural advantages and
auxiliaries, bat that the other
re uisie elements, established power
and means. the wisdom TO
appreciate and the ability and enterprise
to develop and utilize, are also present
And Wheeling will come in good second ;
she has all these factors, all these elements,
all these qualities, sll these facilities, and
she will demonstrate that shs has all the
requisites TO give color. tone and snish TO
the picture that ! hope TO portray OF her
before another year. Pittsburg and Wheel
ing are sisters in commercial possibilitieei q
consonsnce Of ways and meSps and their
proximity will prevent hostile rivalry,
the more powerful and advanced
sister has nothing bat word.
and actions OF encouragement and good
cheer for the smaller aud weaker one. In
coke Wheeling is likely TO have q very
grea. advantage, discounting the ConnelIs'
vile coke merits, which have been % sd
vantsgeous to PItuburg.
"A new vsin OF coal has been recently
opered near Fairmont. W. Va, on the line
OF the Baltimore and Chic railroad, .ixty
miles from Whssiing, from which o coke
ha, been made. The coke 10
orieht, extremely hard ard oleas gray
I vas shown an Analysis made Of IL, from
samples taken isdiscriminaiely from q
barrel iuli, which gave: water, ~; vols
tile matter 0. AZ; fixed carbon, 81 IS; sui
phur, O4S; phosphorus. trace ssh,
SO; color Of esb, brexA. From halt q
dozen Of snsiysss Of Connsllsville
coke, published by State authorities,
II selected the most favorable, which
gives water, 0 30: volatile matter. 0 &c;
fixed carbon, 80 81; sulphur. 0s2; phos
phorus, 0 IA; ash, 2 u; color OF asb. red
dish brown. IA the great features OF ex
cellesee In Conne!lsulle coke is the smsl
ash and iis extreme hardness. there seem,
TO be formidable rival to enter the field
10 rebuse tas pride and siiffneckedness o
ithe Conpellsville operators
II think there Is plainly Of enterprise il
Wheeling to follow up this lead and de
velop It's possibilities. l would suggest n
this connection that esterprise. sccosdipI
TO the enlis shtsned aecep,ssion OF the vor'
or term, means q jealous and somsvhs
unseli.h willingness 10 undertake or en-
gage in some venture which requires bold
meas, spirit and energy, DC, waiting or ea
aiming TO ascertain whether or not there
q 50 per cent guarantee in it, or . Ses
. ous willingness 70 let toue qre sise max
, the start and riss Whatever losses tbei
may be, ssa then come In and reap psei
,, from his nistsrtrpe."
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the soft hand will reply: 81 furnished the
seed" The one hand will say; Il thrashed
the mountains" the ether hand will say:
Il paid for the fail" The one hand will
say: Il hammered the spear into prun-
ing hook" and the other hand will answer:
"I signed the treaty Of peace that
made that possible" Then Capital
and Labor win lie down together. and the
lion ard the lamb, and the leopard and the
kid. and there will be nothing to hurt or
10 destroy in ell Gods holy mount, for the
mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.
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Gen. Lewis Dead.

New ORLEANS, May lG.-Geu. John
Lewis. CT lgo ,hiIda Of q, -ssSlury one d
the most prominent figures in the history
of this city, died yesterday, aged SO. Gen
Lewis was born a. Lexington, Ky, bu,
came to this city when an infant. He
served as O courier for General jackson a,
the battle Of New Orleans. He was elected
Mayor in 1859 During the late war be
was appointed Msjor-Geueral Of the State
volunteers,
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gavah Illa Ilfa-

Mr.. d. /. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, Ky,
Gays be was for many years badly afflicted
with phthitic, nlso diabetes; the pains were
almost uncomfortable aud would sometimes
almost throw him into convuIsions He
tried Electric Bitters and got relief from
the first bottle, and after taking ak bottles
was entirely cured and had gained in aesh
eighteen pounds. Says he positively be-
lieves be would have died had ], not been
for the relief afforded by Electric BiitsFs
Sold at fifty cents bottle BY Logan 4 Co
spsciaItIss at the hon Ton. IiSs Main NJ.
Received twelve dozen chiIdren's fine
embroidered caps, which we will continue
TO cell st 25c. worth more ihsu double the
money; also nice lot of lace caps st 22c
and fuer grades from - to SO per cent
lower than sold elsewhere; pure silk lace
mitts at l5c; parasols in oil the different
styles At astonishing low prices. Il vii
pay you TO examine them before purchss
ing elsewhere. Fans in gres, vsrississ.
beautiful designs. and n prices To suit
everybody. Come early and avoid The rush.
Bon Ton, Ladies and Gents Furnishing
Store, ll42 Main street
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Went Down.

NEw YoRx. May l6-A cst-rigged boat
named Ada upset about 4 p N. inside
Couey Island point to-day. There we're
several persons on board. Capt. Killmer,
Of the Yacht Zephyr, steamed up and saw
man clinging to the boat but
before he could be rescued he
disappeared. The boat sank soon after
wards and the captain was unable to iden'
tify her. He, however, secured portion
of the main sail, which may lead to her
Identification and give a clue to the
names Of the unforfunstes wte went down,
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An Ans.sr wanted.

Can any one bring us 9 case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that E<,tric Bittea
viii not speedily curei We say thsy can
not, % thousands Of cases already parma
nensly cared and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, win prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, o. any
urinary complaint quickly CARED. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels spS
&C. directly on the diseased para kv>y
bottle guaranteed. Foz sais ct 80 csnt4 8
bottle By Logan 1 Co..
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May l6.-Discount was quiet
during rss week ~ n fox thr~s months
and for thort The Stock Exchange
loan rate to next account is q. Business
on the Stock Exchange was inirly active
and prices show q tendency TO rise until
the close OF the week when the improve
ment ceased.
PARIS. May lG.--Market closed active at
the highest figures OF the week.
BERLIN. May lG.-BuSines on tho
Bourse was quiet during the we,k jus. end
ed, the market. however, showing . tend
ency towards strength.
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FIGHTING THE K, OF |,
The Gigarmaksrs to Lead or In
the War
TO BE wAsEo ON the KNIGHTS.
A Threat to OenOuncs POwdery, Turner,
Hayes, Bailey and Barry as
Enemies Of High Wages,

NEw YoRK, May ia special dispatch
,rom Buffalo, n. Y, says: The cigar
makers seem to be leading the attack of
the trades unions on the Knights Of Labor,
and at the conference which begins in
Philadelphia on the 18th inst, 3 general
plan will bs mapped out, to be acted on at
the approaching meeting in Cleveland.
A SsrOsser,. President OF the Cigar Makers
International Union, has written
magnificent editorial for the
Nav number Of the Cigar Makers Official
Journal from which the following extracts
are taken:
The Journal of United Labor OF last
month, the official organ OF the X. Of l. ,
contains an article relating to 8 general
scale of prices for cigars, adopted BY the
Executive Board Of the h Of L.
In looking over the scale OF prices We
ro,;re that the K of l. are satisfied to
work rom ~ ~ OV P7A NO1h oOASN
tbs current prices enforced By the local
nn;ops under jurisdiction OF the intsrns
|ronsl union. The attempt TO cut down
|tbe wages Of cigsrmsksr5 under The
cry of labor reform We feel constrained
70 denource as u piece Of sca5 business oi
the loaest order.
I'VE do no. consider it out Of place to
rive names ami occupations OF the men
weo have assumed control over the cigar
tr,5s 40 tnst We may convince cigar MAX
ar, Of the arrogance Of these interlopers
Vbo have no. the slightest knowledge Of
tbs cigar trade. Their names are 1. v.
Poudsrly. machinist; Frederick Turner,
grocer and landlord; john W. Hayes,
Ebolssale and retail tea dealer; W. d
Bailey, miner; 7. V Barry. axle maker.
The attempt OF a few men to control
.r3 ,soulste oil industries has proven to
~ a r,oi,ulous tsrce. Ii proves that there
!. somsrhiny rotten IN the management OF
The oryspiz1tion known st the K. Of l.
Sbonld the special session ot the X. of L.
~ bs held in Cleveland, May rs, fail to
rsmsdv these criminal oluuders, We will de-
nonpcs them ~ the champions Of cheap
lsbor and advoc .tes Cf low Wsges-in hne
"a trsitors 10 toe LABOR cause IN general.
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Nationalist Mob.

DUBLIN. May 6.-News has been re-
ceiyed that a mob of Nationals attacked q
number of Protestant peasants whale the
latter were returning from market IN
CodetoWn, county Tyrone, yesterday. Inc
Prrtes,ants resisted The attack and several
we're roughly hand ed, two beng osd
hurt- No arrests were made.
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caurht From q Locomotive.

PIrrsBURG, May l6.-A fre tonight de-
stroyed long one-story brick building on
Penn avenue, near E even h street. owned
by the Pennsylvsnis Railroad Company,
ard occupied By " C. Rafferty,, os feed
,,nrs and L s. Mckei,g. dealer in Gem
snts The loss was $4,000. TIE build
inc caught FIRE from passing locomotive.
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Ten tons ci wrought iron 10 ussS every
day at the Ensign Works. Buntisgfos.
The Masonic fraternity of II. Pleasant
will give festival on the evening Of the
l9ih.
Forty members Of the Phiibaynonfo
Society OF New York iefr for CiDcinssti 10
begin their rehearsal for the Nay Festival
The Poormsn bill for the registration Of
voters In Cincinnati and Cleveland. which
passed the House yesterday. provides thst
the Governor shsh sppoint . Board Of
Election" 10 consist Of toar electors, Dos
more than two Of shon shall be from ibs
same political party. The secretary Of ths
Board 10 also 10 be appointed BY tbs Gov
ssnoe and hold bis office Tor -four years.
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Innka so pntidy,

Nothing looks more uptidy than the
uresepce Of scurf and daudruf in the hair
and on the clothing One bottle OF Par
ks-ls Hair Balssm viii heal the scalp and
frae Il Irom this nuisance Stops falling OF
he hair prouotes new growth and makes
Il soft, glossy and silky. Best of dressing.
Deiciously psrfnnsd.
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ALaadiuxL xLawy.r shot.

ATLANTA, GA, May l6-Frank ?;
GRAY, q leading lawyer here Was shot and
killed in the West End By town Marsha
Jones. The tragedy srose over q dispute
about n COW. Jones is in jail.
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Lynohed.

JACKSONVILLE, PL4., Nay ia special
to the Times U Mon says that Dan and Lou
Mann. who murdered Marshal Campo sil
and wounded Officer Mccormick. at Bay
ton, Saturday, we're lynched late that
night.
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A Race CnaIlenge.
LoUIsyLLE. Ky, May 1.-The follow
ing is made public:


ing is made public:
LOUISVILLE, May 10, 1886.
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
run a match race Of II miles, weight for
age, between the chestnut gelding tyrant,
tour years old, by Great Tom, dam MOselie,
and Yolante, four years old, By
Crinstesd, dam Sister Annex,
for the sum of $1,000 q side, halt of the
forfeit of the lsuer-S2 500 sach-being
rhis day placed in the hands Of Mr.. Philip
Dwyer. IL is also further agreed that said
race shah be run Hs the spring meeting OF
1876 over the ST.. Louis or Chicago
race tracks. If at the latter said
race TO be run between the dates Of June
26,h and July 7th, 1856. The race is to
De run over the TRACK which had added
the most money, said association to name
she dsy We shall run, said day not to inter
tere with any previous engagement OF the
above named horses.
T. j. BALDWIN,
JOHv MACEEY.
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An En,srpri.,ss Reliable Hs..s ..

Logan x Co can always be relied ueos,
not only TO carry In stock the best of svssy-
thing. bat 70 secure The Agency fos such
articles ~ have we'll mesk, and sse
popular With the people, thereby sustaisipg
the reputation Of beiog sissJs enterpsiass.
and ever reliahls Having secured ihs
Agency fos ibs celebrsted LIZ Kings Ne~
Discovery ior Consonpsioa, vill sell Il %
10 positive gusfantse, II will surely csse
any and every affection Of the Thsoaf.
Lasss and Caelt, and 10 show ourseo16.
dsDcs. Ne inviis yea 10 call ssd Ret Trial
Bottle Free.
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Cholera.

Rows, May l6 Since the last previous
ra,n-ns Eve new cases Of cholera and two
deaths have been reported at Venice, and
~ nsw cases and 1 deaths at Bari.
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HoRsFoRD's ACIo PHOSPHATE,
valuable Remedy for Gravel.

DIR. T. q. NEwLAyp, Jr., St. Louis, Mo,
says: 81 have used II in diseases OF the
urinary organs, such as gravel, and psrtic
,,lSrlv spermatorrhes, with very good re-
snlts' ana think it very valuable remedy
in those diseases"
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MaFa TetrltOty,

LospoS, Nay l6.-The English Gorsrn.
meut has decided to annex the KeimAdec
Island in the South Pacific ocean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17

The Union CoFnet Band. Of Etrayills
win give onsof TIER band so;rees On behsh
Of their booossry msubsship. In walsst
Grove. Manis's Ferry. on fussdsy svse-
ing, Nay 18th. ct 7:3p O'Clock, 70 vhieh
the public are respectfully iavited 70 b
present
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Cons.n,.d to Us Codfstb.r

RoNE, May lG-Tbe Pope has consent
ed TO be godfather ot Queen Christmas
child.
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THE STORM WILL HUsH.

Christ will put his power upon it as upon sgi'
tsted Galilee AS at the beginning Chaos
will give place to order as the Spirit OF God
moves upon the ws,er5. But hear ii,
worsiugmen OF America Your first steV
to ward light and betterment OF condition
will he an assertion OF your individual
independence from the dictation of your
fellow workmer. You are free man ard
lot no organization come between you and
your best interests. Do not let any man
or any body Of men, tell you where you
shall work, or where you shall not work
when you shall work or when you shall
not work. If man wants to beloug to
a labor organization, let him belong. II
he does not want to belong to labor Or
gani,ation Jet him have perfect liberty. TO
stay out. You own yourself. Let no man
put msnacle on your hand or foot or
head or heart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-17
IN THE SENATE.

The general pension bill remaips The un
finished business OF the Senate and il dis.
posed Of before the expiration OF this week
will probably be followed BY the bankrupt
cy bill The regular order will DO tempo
rarily set aside come day not determined
upon for the purpose Of opposing the
Military Academy Appropriation bill That
portion OF the morning hour no, consumed
oy routine BURNERS will be devoted TO the
miscellaneous calendar
The Acting Secretary d the Treasury
has designated Mr.. Horace A. Whitney.
cashier, TO be Acting Assistant Treasurer.
during the absepoe Of Mr.. Wbelply. Who 10
in bad health.
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CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
0vsrIaden Calendars and Conflict
ing Orders In the House.
LITTLE CHANCE FOR ANY ACTION.
In the Senate the Pension, Bankruptcy,
Military Academy and the
Routine.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May ls-Ths week
will open in the House With an overladen
calendar and conflicting special orders
for nearly every day and small chances for
action after tomorrow upon anything ex-
eept appropriation hlA AsAAAEnA via -
mads by The Public Lands Committee 10
pass tc-morrov, under Q suspension OF
the rules. the bull requiring The
Northern Pacific Railroad Company to pay
the cost of surveying its granted lands, .
measure that was called up on last com.
mittee suspension day and which comes
over as unfinished business. The Labor
Committee will ask the House to 6x Q day
for the consideration Of the bills reported
from the Committee, and nov on
the calendar. The invalid pensions com.
mittee will make an attempt to secure .
day for the consideration OF the arrears Of
pension bills and other pension measures.
The urgent deficiency bill will be called
up for action on Tuesday and the Foreign
Affairs Com mittee will then endeavor to SO
cure final action on Chinese indemnity.
Wednesday is set apart for consideration
Of the army reorganization but 10 likely to
be displaced BY the report Of the Postotiice
Com mittee on Senate amendments to post
office appropriation bill, and lively debating
may be expected when the socslled subsidy
is reached. II the Banking
and Currency Comui, can secure the
floor on Thursday in accordance
with assignment it will try to push ono
OF the bills providing for the i,sus OF silver
certificates Saturday is assigned Tor the
of the Dunn free ship bill. The
legislative and naval appropriation bills
will in all probability be reported to the
Honse during the week and may be called
up for consideration 10 the displacement Of
some Of the tpecial orders above men.
toned.
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The CsuntsJ Net sp ths hose -
N<meh1 lpSssl
|. The solt roooolieht spi halny spsias aik
promise 70 be jast - favorable ia sssesg
he giris home and "fpaskiss pext H.
dsy night - oss hundred ysess sge
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AN ILLUSTRATION.


l belong 10 a ministerial association that
meets once a week. love ell the members
very much. We may help each other In
a hundred wsys, but when that association
shall tell me to quit my work and 60 come
where else, that must stop right away be-
cause brother minister has been badly
treated down in Texas, l will say to that
ministerial association; "Get thee behind
me, Satan" Furthermore, l have right
to resign my pastorate of this church and
gay to the people: II decline to work FOR
you any longer. am going, Goodbye "
But have no right after have cult this
pulpit, to linger around the doors on Sun
day mornings and evenings with q shot
gun to intimidate or hinder the minister
who comes to take my place may quit
my place and continue to be gentleman
but when interfere with my successor in
this pulpit / become Q criminal and deserve
nothing better than soup in tin bowl
in Sing Sing penitestiary. Here ia
a statement that would have every
laborer put in bis memorandum book or
paste in his hat, aud every newspaPer pat
at the head of its columns There are 10 y
about twelve million people in this country
receiving wages and about six husdred
thousand belonging to organizations that
control their labor. ! would have all the
six hundred THOUSAND do as they plRse
and l would Rave all the other eleven mil
lion four hundred thousand do "a they
Blease. You will admit thai the six huL
dred thou sand in such organizations ought
not to control the eleven million four hun
| dred thousand lsborssu not is
them. Your first duty, @ la6oring man
! is to your family. Let no one, but Al
mighty Ged dictate to you how much
you shall support them. WorS
when you please, where yor
please, 81 What you please and allow pc
one for hundred 'milholth part OF 3 sec
ond to interfere with your right. Wbea vi
emerge from the present unbsppiness, o.
we soon will, we shall find many tyrsrrie
broken and Lsbor aud Capital will msrcl
shoulder to shoulder,
This day ! declare tho
MUTUAL DEPENDENCE OF LABOR AND CAPITAL
Au old tent.msker put it Just right
mean Paul-yhen he declared: The ey
cannot say to the hand, l have no need
thee.p You bsYe examined some elaooi
ate mschinery-s thousand wheels,
thousand bands, Q thousand levers, tAou'
and pulleyS, but al controlled by one gres
xater.wheel, all the parts scjoinsd so ths
If you Jared one part you Jared al tn
parts. Well, society Is q great piece
|, mechanism, q thousand wheels, thou
and pulleys, thousand levers, but 8
; controlled hy oas great and eve
revolving force = the wheel
: Gods providence. So thoroughly
, society balanced and adjusted, that if ya
, harm one part you harm all the pars. III
professions independent. oil ths trades i
0 | dependent Cspltslsnd Labor independeu
e | 30 that the man who lives in mansion {
!. the hill, aud the man who breaks cobbl
stones at the foot Of the bill affect eat
g Others misfortune or prosperity, Div
q cannot kick Lazarus without hurting bis os
u foot. They yho throw Shsdrach into 4
e furnace get their oSn faces scorched 81
Is blackerel. No such thing as indsFen
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One day mail coach traveller found 6
man standing in ths Esler repairing q
dam. rAre you working By Yuursslf2 in
ouired the traveller. Yes" was the ans.
wer. Where is yopr steFartg We have
no stewart" Who Is Jour masterF I'VE
haze no master We are on pev sys-
tenn" "FheR who ssHt you 10 do this
workY The COMMITTEES" "Who is the
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ger who came from your country, aud after
I confessed it he told me to come up here,
and that you may know | baye right to
come, there is his name on the palm OF
my hand, here is his name on my fore
head Then there is sound Of work ng
pulleys, and the gates lift and the working
man goes iu. There was vast difference
between the funerals a. Fall River. Ths
owner Of The nj hsd great funeral. The
poor workman had q email funeral The
man who came up on his own pompous re
sources vas shut out Of heaven. The poor
man, trusting in the grace Of the Lord
Jesus Christ, entered heayea.
So you see
ITIsA DEMOCRATIC RELIGIos.
don't care how much money you have,
yeu have not enough money 10 huy your
wav through the gaze. DO not care nov
poor you are, ifYou have the grace Of God
in your heart no one can keep you out
If the shining Rstekeeper, smitteo BY some
injustice, should try TO keep you out oil
heaven would fy from their thrones, and
they would CRY, Let him inl Let him inF
Nv friends, you need to ssturste our popu
lations With the religion Of Christ spd
wages viii be lsrSeS. sapioyers Will b
more csusiderats, 81 the tides Of Thrift
viii set In. | have the highest aathority
for ssying that godliness is profitable fsl
the life that nov is. /; pays Tor the en-,
Ip!oysr. Il pays tor tie employe
| The religion Of Christ came oa
to rectify all the wrongs Of tn
world, and It win Jet settle thi
question between labor aud capital last o
Certainly as you sit there and stand here
The hard hand cs the wheel and the sci
hand OF the counting room viii clasp eae
> other yet. They win clasp each o.her j
E coperstulsiion. TkeY will clasp eae
+ Other on thy glorious morning ct ths Nj
5 !enium. The hard hard hand viii cay:
g plouehed the desert into o garden" an