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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
MARY ANDERSON X TEARS.
She Fints Dramatic Criticism in ST. Louis
Rather Oyerpowering.

She Fints Dramatic Criticism In ST. Louis
Rather Overpowering.
ST. LOUIS, February 25.-Manager Hen
~ Z. Abbey, and mis- star, Mary Anderson
are in a fury over their reception by the
st. Louis press Only five performances
were announced for this city, and this was
considered a serious af1rOnt upon the dig
nifty of the municipality. All the critics
arrived 1T the same conclusion. Oae lead
ing pap.r says sbort Galates:
She is a long-limbed, expEessiOnless-fea
tured woman, with reach that would
make Z prize fighters fortune, and voice
that is large and somewhat rich, but that
has never been attuned to agreeable music,
and that can 10 more interpret the low,
sweet melodies of the soul than mule
can sing q lullaby or q buzz saw can war
BILE The Last Ross Of Summer. The
insensste quality of her histrionism, some
times mistaken for classical repose and
often referred to as innate coldness, is
really due to the absence of force which
is nearly always necessary to greatness in
a tragedian.
This morning these gems met Miss An
dersOn's eve:
As for Perdhd, the delineation of the
sweet girlish Iusticity aud Toseate warmth
of love which crown the character Of this
delicious creation Cf Shakespeare is as far
bevond Mary Anderson az the constellation
of Hercules is beyond the dead and dinky
moon. You might ss well talk Of the
versatility of marlinspike or the ploteln
ouslity of chunk of red granite. 1t is as
sensible to assert that Mary Anderson Is
twins or triplets, as to assert thst she is
versatile. She is always Mary Anderson,
nndisruised and unchaDgeable-prelt5 to
look upon in repose, agreeable TO listen to
in deelamatory bursts, beautifully robed,
aud pictorially attractive, but mediocre
actress at every point, and a particularly
unpleasing actress, because she does not
add A solitary artistic beauty TO Der per
sonsl charms, and there is not a single
scintillation ofintellec!ual strength or force
in any portion of her work.
Miss Anderson was reported to be IN tears
to-day, and Abbey is savage. lie says ne
will never bring another attraction 10 81.
Louis and this bsnighted community vii
have to get along without Patti and the
rest of the Abbey enterprises. Anderson
sests we're all taken by spectators, and the
,ublic had to pay s. to see her.
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A FREAK OF SCIENCE.
PRESERVING INPANTlLE LIVES BY ARTI.
FlCIAL MEANS.
Raising Babies in 4 Box-Litls Ones Who
Come Into the World Too Soon are
Cared for in Mechanical Ilca-
ba.on-Thsir Operation.

PHILADELPHIA, February 24.-RaisiDg
babies of premature birth by the aid Of a
mechanical incubator is the latest freak Of
medical science at the Woman's Hospital,
North College avenue and Twenty-second
street. For the first time in this city this
process was put to practical test ten
days ago, when Florence Ryan, an s.
months old child was placed in swaddling
clothes and placed in sn incubator The
experiment has proved 80 satisfactory that
hereafter the incubator process will prob
ably be fixture in all well-regulsted hos
pitals of this city. The present baby
initiate is thriving Under the process, and
apparently enjoying the best OF health.
The baby girl weighed at the time Other
birth about three pounds, or one-half the
weight Of an average newborn child. The
incubator has raised the baby's weight up
TO five pounds within ten days. Little
Florence rests in the incubator rearly all
Of the time, except when she is taken ont
to receive nOurishment or is given a sponge
bath. The former operation occurs three
times a day and the latter twice
The incubator used is one of lot of lour
which arrived in this country from Paris
about two weeks ago. L ch couyeuse, az
the affair Is called, cost $50, and is feet
long, ! feet deep, and foot in breadth.
1t il made of walnut, with glass I'D on
top, which is removed to put the child
in the box. Just beyond the glass
Id, which covers over hall OF the
top of the box, is chimney in
which is placed an air indicator 10 deter
mine whether there ia healthful amount
Of oxygen stirring within the little prison.
Air is admitted into one end Of the incu-
batOr through brass register, and passes
beneath the couch on which the blDe lies,
then through two dlmpened spoBges, the
purpose of which is to give TO the sir
ceItain amount OF moister.
Beneath the couch are four cubical
shaped bottles containing boiling water,
which heat the air passing in through the
register For an eignt-monthl baby
the temperature is KEEP. at 95 degrees,
while it is fixed at l05 degrees 10
40 degrees for a seyen-months baby, end
still higher for more premature in
ianls. The incubator contains t@0 the
momeiers, one centrigrade and the other
Fahrenheit. The couch is an unique al
fair of walnut with diminutive cotton
mattress and blankets and a iillipulian
pillow.
The length Of time reiuirei to keeppre-
babies in these incuhatOrs
to insure complete safety 20 them lives va
ries from three to Fix weeks, and depends
on the constitution Of the lit
tie ore. DR.. Laura Chaplin, resident
physician of the Woman's Hospital stated
yesterday that the incubator would meet a
long existing need and prove a life giving
machine to many premalurely- y-b0rn babies,
Who would die but for the happy and very
Ingenious invention.
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SHOULD BE PROSECUTED.
A Reckless Driven Ruus Into Light
Buggy and InJures Lady.

A Reckless Driven Ruus Into Light
Buggy and IDjures Lady
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning, AZ
Mrs. Charles o. Rosmor was driving along
Sixteenth and Davenport streets, a man in
farmers wsgon turned the corner sud.
denly and ran into ber buggy, throwing
the lady to the pavement Tbs fellow did
not stop 70 learn the extent of the damage
done, but hurriedly drove ia tne direction
of the fort Mrs. Roemr was picked up
from beneath the overturned buggy and
was carried into drug store The lady
was quite seriously injured, b1t the exact
character Of her injuries could not be
learned. Late in the afternoon 10 wss re-
rorted that she was suffering from conges-
ton of the brain and no. likely TO recover.
Drs. Merriam and Jones arc attending her.
The lady is a niece Of Df. Merriam.
Oaala Republican, February j..
A telegram was received yesterday By
the parents Of Charles 0 RJemer stating
that Me ROemer could no. live longer
than twenty four hours. Mr. ROemer was
married in October last.
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The california Train Robbery.

TULLARE, GALA, February 24.-Con-
cerning the train robbery last night, the
people of Pixley and other sources say that
when the train was stopped and as soon as
the express messenger found out what was
the trouble, he barred the doors of the car,
but the robbers threw bomb under 1t and
gave him such a shaking mp thst he was
glad to open the doors. The amount taken
Is variously estimated, some placing 1t at
from $50, 900 to $50, ,0O0.. The men are
searching the country, though there IS no
clue as to the direction taken by the rob
hara
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BURY1NG THE WRONG CORPSE.

A Funeral Stopped by the Young Man
who Was Supposed to be In the Coftin.
LOUISVILLE February 23.-Near Pm
broke, in Christian County, few days
ago. a body was found which was supposed
to be that Of Sylvester Layne, son of
Thomas Layne. The body showed that
death was the result Of whisky. Mrs
Iayne recognized the body as that Of her
son. who had been missing sometime. She
was prostra;ed with grief Her husband
and the family physician also said 1t was
the body Of young Layne.
The body was prepared for intermsnt,
and on the following day the funeral pro
cession started to the cemetery. On the
way it WAS Joined by yOung Sylvester
Layne himself, who wanted to know who
was dead. He said that he had been OF
having some fun, and his parents were 80
much r. diced at his safety that they did
noe upbraid him. The body has not BEEN
identified.
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4 TFrRIaLE EPIDEMIC.


scarlet Fever Prevalent in bismarck and
Mandan, Dakota.
BISMARCK, DAG., February 24.-Scarlet
fever. which has besn prevalent in this
city and Mndan for some tiue, has now
reached q mes. alarming stage, and all pos
lls precaaa0l is being taken by both
cities 90 prevent i,s sprsai. The dread of
5reass apreadiDg rapidly has been 50 great
tlat fhe citizens prevailed upon the Mayor
to close up an churches and Sunday
schools today. AN public demonstrations,
e. ty schools and places Of amusement are
strictly ouAmntiued There is also talk
of closing tine Legi-iaiure session. One of
the members IS at Mandan to day, aud on
bis return tomorrow it is resolved by the
other soions he will be put through thor
oueh ease Of 'umigation.
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FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
O. Closing Days arc Not Fun Of Promise
NO Important Legislation Probable.

.ts Closing Days arc Not Fun of Promise
no Important Legislation Probable.
WAsHISGroN, FEBRUARY 2A-The his
t9ry Of che FIieth Congress has now
practically bsea written; the few remain
Ing days 0fits exisiencs being by no msars
.ru OF promise Tor the countless number
Oh. measures that c1mber the cllendars
rom this date Congres is likely TO achieva
uo important legi islatiOn except the enact
men. OF Che remaining approprial ION bills
and ha adoption of conference reports Ou
few other measures which have already
been suhsantia.ly agreed TO by both
l1lsss. In the Senate the postoflica ap-
rcp-iaean bill Jhe only one now in COM
u.tiee win be- easily reported aud passed
.ls W5eb eith htlle debate, except upon
1a re-clGsFicstion scheme. The passage
OF. the other annual appropriation bills
win .ollow as rapidly as they are received
from tLe House aud cons derei by the Ep-
preparations committee.
Mr. Culom is determined to press the
Oklahoma bin i.r passags but the fact
rl. Mr. Bnlier mas secured Mr. Platt's
rp3rt ior his Substitute gives rise TO an
.n-c.ltiCu tla. it's course viii be in
.srbled waters. Certain reports from the
ubic Llad ds Committee. respecting lands
kans AMI Lou silna, viii be- urged
ll01 the attention OF she Senate By Alr.
unb and Mr Blair stands ready to ssize
n9 0ppo-l1nity for the consideration Of
ae measur rsl ,iug TO rctarian inslruc-
rou iu public schools and 90 woman's sui
r.Ee.
Eu. M- H0ar. feeling that he 81 carry
,us out the caucus mandate, viii insist
up1n ihs continued consideration Of the
Southern election outrage resolution,
yielding 0.i7 Co the appropriation bills,
aud as tue Democratic Senators have IN no
wise chlnsed their purpose % endeavor 20
nlef1 .glY delay ahrma.ge aclon upon
ths resolution. '' IS probable, as before
Stated chat it. cau bs done by the Sen
lts in tfc line OF general legislation.
In ttc HOUSE l c3rresponding state OF
affairs .Z as .le r-sul- of entirely differ
nm. causs. Tobsc,o Is the stumbling
n.1.k hsre Mr Randall having a report
Tor TIE considera ION of the COwlss inter
nsl revenue bin SO his back, is prepared to
demand c.ion upon iJ JUS. as soon as the
app-opr 7tion bills are cleared sway. The
Deficiency b.ll can De disposed of to-mor-
row, aud the I1dian bin. the last Of the
nGual appropriation bills 10 come before
the H1u- or initial ac,ion, will be called
u1 imuei ately afterwards and passed,
p-0bs5y. with little delay. Thea will
come Mr Rindalls opportunity. But be
faliy expecs that when he moves 20 con-
slider tle -p c.al orisr res0luiou, or to 20
ilt0 Committee Of the Whole. be Will be
mel by flb1stsrng Just what viii fol-
'1Hr Do D. .nieuit to predict
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
The pearh Of a ratooed Woman.

JACKSON, La February 24 On We'd
nesdsy passed from these earthly scenes a
character known doubteSs TO many Of the
Citiz ms of New Orlsans. Ga the 10Th Of
December last she was admitted into the
insane asylum, a raving maniac. During
her short s,sy ia this institution Of mercy
kind hands ministered 10 her wants and
skiiful physicians prepared remedies for
her relief and restoration; yet no moment
of lucidity was ever given her and no word
has ever been received to show that she
v-ss known or thought of in this wide,
wide world. Fnendless aud alone, un
weps and unsung. Milhe Zola, the tstoOed
woman. has gone to meet her God.
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eREArEsr LIVING FRESHMAN.


The London DAILY News ON the Parnell
Commission and the Hero Of It.
LONDON, February 2f.-With reference
to tho developments before the Parnell
Commission the Dglg Nars says it is hsrd
% be silent ON the single topic Of which
everybody IS thinking and speaking. Re.
fau,ug to Mr. Gladslone's recent remark,
that vast tabrciiion CT iniquity was
about to De exploded, the Nsirs says:
Profound respects for the Judges prevents
oar doturg SIR Gladstone is and Cross
i'c bis ts.' Regarding Mr. Parnell, the
N--, says:
'If he cleNs his character, Erglishmen
viii rem mbsr the patient dignity, gentle
forbsarance and uuhinching courage with
which the greatest living Irishman has
borne himself under q storm of calumny
which nave broken many a brave spirit
lie viii forever rank smong the most devO-
Ted. slgscious, loyal ard unsel6sh States
men that ever steer5d country through
Storm snj peril 10 honor and safety. Nor
viii The names OF Walsh and Egan 20 with
out their due mead Of praise.
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rather stephens again Arrested.

DUBLIN, February 2l Father Stephens
after conducting maaa IT Fslcauagh To-
day was arrestsd while driving 20 GIVE
dore.
He advised the Oiphert tenants not to
pay their rents. The police who made the
arrest we're accompanied by troops Faith
er Stephens Vas only recently released
from DrisOu
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poeumentary EyIaenoe AraIpst pIgott.

LONDON, February 24.-It is believed
that additional documents have been sent
from Dublin t. London to be used in the
further cross-examinstion of PigOtt Davis
will repudiate the alleged interview with
Pigott, two French students proving that
Davis elected Pigott.
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SENSATION RECALLED
Ry the Death of One Of ohIo's EE-Tfeas-
urers Who Fled to Canada.

HUNTINGTON, February 24-J. o.
Breslin died here to-day in the seventy
ninth wear of his age Mr.. Breslin was
once Democratic Treasurer Of the State Of
Ohio, and made an immense deisic4tlon
while in that Office and fled to Canada
He was brother-in-lsw 70 Gen. Gibson,
of Tifin, Ohio, who succeeded him as State
Treasurer of Ohio.
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WASTING FLAMES.
A Ten Thousand Dollar s'ire ~ Charleston.
Firo at Clarksburg.


Firo az Clarksburg.
Special Telegram 10 the Register
CHARLESTON, February 24-Fire was
discovered n the large double business
bl1cS opposite the Court House, this morn
,rg, and before any thing could be done the
building was Quilted and the goods Of A. @.
Occult and Joe Ballard, who occupied the
blcck. were so much destroyed as to entail
% los ct $1,000. Occult was engaged il
the general merchandise business, and was
insured for So 500. The loss is half that
amolnt Ballard's auction clothing was
insured ior $500. The building was
our.l by Goshorl S Tate, aad was in
sured for So. COO
Tire total loss viii reach nearly $4,000.
Toe dre originated ia Ballads store, and
Is supposed to have been caused by embers
falling from the stove.
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roHHED or 10 JEwELRY.

Es-Governor Ogiesby's Daughter Loses
$4,000 in Yaiuables at California
uotol
SAN Diego. CAL, February 2A-Mys.
Snyder Che recently married daughter of
E> Governor Oglesby, Of Illinois, has lost
hgr diamonds and iewslry at the Delmar
Hgfe. where she and her husband are
oDrue The jewels are vslued ct Sl2,-
When Mt aud Mrs. snyder ar
v-iatfha fo.el Snyder took MS wite's
valry and diamonds and putting them
e an envelope handed them TO a yOupg
lan whom De supposed 10 be the clerk,
uuesiog that the yaluahles be placed IN
.aa safe A day OF two later Mrs. Synder
desired t0 use the diamonds, but upon ap-
pictou as the Office was told they knew
ro.hme of them. The cafe was searched
and mo- trace of the valuables could be
found.
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Ess1cK,s INVENTION SUCCESSFUL
He Believes 1t viii Knock Out Telephones
II Nothing Else.

NEW YORK, February 24.-For several
months past experiments have been made
hetween this city, Philadelphia and Pitts,
burg with new printing telegraph called
"Essick's TypswritiDg Telegt'ph." Inc
latest experiments made on line 100 miles
in length, in all kinds of weather and un-
der unfavorable conditions, are claimed to
have been very satisfactory, and as demon
stratiug the perfect feasibility of the 'yss-
tenn. The transmitting instrument Is
worked ike keyboard, and requires no
epecial training on the part of the opera
tor. The matter transmitted Is received
Al the opposite terminal and at way sta
tions automatically on strips OF paper three
or four inches wide, in plain print.
The operations of this telegraph have
been witnessed by leading journalists with
much interest, as it promises advantages
for newspaper work. TIE inventor claims
that it will largely supersede the telePeo1e.
The present speed is about % words per
minute, With possibility Of 90 words
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-re'ia. Telegram 20 -ue Aeslsltf.
CLARKsBURG, ". Va, February "a
This morning Mrs. Barns house was dam
aged by fire, loss $3.50, 10 insurance. The
Of Mr.. Long was saved from de-
struciion by Ere with difficulty.
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MS LIFETIME GRIEF.

The greatest writers, orators and reform
srs oct much of their force from trouble.
what gave Washington Irving that ex-
ouisite tenderness aad pathos which will
make mis- books favorites while the English
langnare continues to be written and
spoRen? An early heartbreak which he
never once mentioned; and when, thirty
years after the death Of Matilda hon man, ma
who was to have been his bride, her iatner
picked up piecs of embroidery ana sAiG
This is a p'ece of poor Matilda's WORK
manship," Washington Irving sank from
bilsrity into silence and walked away
Out Of that lifetime grief the great author
dipped his pea's mightiest re-eniorcement.
"Ca'vin's Institutes of Religion than
which more wonderful book was never
written by human hand, was begun by
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CONDENSED rELEeRAMs-

An explosion of turpentins caused a
S45. 600 ire in Chicago yesterday.
At Greenwood, Ky. last night, Julia
Head shot and killed Robert Moore.
joseph II. Leonhart, Supreme Receiver
of the A. 0. Z. W., disd at Meadyille, Pa,
yesterday morning.
Fifteen passengers we're tlighty injured
in a railroad accident on the Nortlefn
Central railcosd near Willismsport, Pa.
Two freight trains collided this morn
ing on the Knoxville & Ohio railroad half
a mile north Of Knoxville. Oas fseman
was killed and both engines wrecked.
Several freight cars we're demolished.
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NO WAR Win HALF-BREEDs.
Tho Ouestlou Of Their Taxation Submitted


The Question Of Their Taxation suDhi'teu
to the Government
CHuRcH's FERRY, D. T., February "A.
There will be no war between citizens
and bslfbreeds in Rollette county. The
sntire matter Of taxing the hali-breeds
has bsen submitted 10 the government
and both parties seem inclined to
abide by the decision. The hali'Feeds
who overpowered the sheriff end took
from him their property which had been
attached for taxes are still at large and
warrants sworn out for their arrest have
mt been served.
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c'tl ns have adopted DIT.
Fas Che family standby
aills aud barns speedily
Oh Puce - clnts.
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Nt. februsry 23-Nir-
no. +. r. Ml'er deputy
collector, was drowned
-uped into "a boat tied 20
fathers house. 10 carry
ns Beach river. Jane
.os. and upsetit Virgin
Iae body was taken ua
JANE got ashore some
Isre isa Colored woman.
i .I yesrs Old. She ID over
a1 Nearsa a number fourteen
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Druggists sell and recommend Salvation
Oil. Price 25 cents bottle.
A public benefscior. DR.. Bull WHY? Be
cause he discovered Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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THE delicious fragrance, refreshing cool
ness and soft beauty impaired TO the SKIN IN
bv PezzOni's Powder cOmmends 1t to all
ladies.
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rRorRLF coon PEoPLE HAvE.


Interrogation the second: Why do so
many coed people have so much trouble,
sickness, bankruptcy, persecution, tie
three black vultures sometimes putting
their fierce beaks into one set Of iangled
nerves. think now Of a good friend l
once had. He was a consecrated Christian
man. elder in the church and as polished a
Christian gentleman a5 ever walked
Broadway. First HE general health gave
cut and he hObbled around ona cane, an
old man at forty. After q while paralysis
struck him. Having by poor health been
compelled suddenly to quit business, he
lost what property he had. Then his
beautiful daughter died. Then a son be-
came hopelessly demented. Another son,
splendid of mind and commanding Of
presence. resolved that he would take care
OF his fathers household, but under the
swoop of yellow fever at Fernandina, Fla ,
be suddenly expired. So yOu know good
men and women who have had enough
troubles. you think, 70 crush fifty psople.
No worldly philosophy could take such
trouble and set ia to music, or play it on
violin or fntsor dalcimsr. or sackbut, but
I dare to open that dark saying on a
gospel harp.
sAECTTFIED THROUGH TROUBLE.
You wonder that very consecrated peO-
peopls have trouble? Did you ever know
any very copsecrated man or woman who
had not had great trouble? Never. Il
was through their troubles sanctded thst
they we're made very good. II you find
anywhere in this city a man who has now
and always hiss had perfect health, and
never lost child, and has, always b5en
Dopular. and never had business struggle
or misfortune, who is distinguished for
.,oodness pull yoar wire for q telegraph
messenger boy and send me word and l
will drop everything and 90 right away to
look At him. There never has been man
like that, and never will be.
who are these arrogant,
self-couceited creatures who move
about without sympathy for Others and
WHO think more OF st. Bernard dog or nn
Alderney COW, or a SOuthdown sheep, or q
Berkshire pig than q man? They never
had anv trouble, or the trouble was never
ssrcii6sd. Who are those men who listen
with moist eyes as you tell them Of suffer
;ng and who have q pathOs in their voice
and kindness in their manner and an ex-
cuse or an alienation for those gone astray?
Tbev are the men who have graduated at
the Royal Academy of Trouble and they
have the diploma written in wrinkles on
their own countenances. Ny my! What
bsartsches they hsd What tears they
nave weptl What injustice they have suf-
fered, The miehtiest influence for purif-
cation aud salvatiOn is trouble. No dia-
mond fit for crown until it is cut. No
wheat fit for bread till it is gOund. There
are only three thirgs that can break of a
cbain-s hammer, a file or fire; and
t-onble is all three of them.
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the writer at twenty-five years Of age, be
cause of the prosecution by Francis, king
of France. Faraday toiled for all time on
a salary of 80 pounds year and candles.
AS every brick of the wall of Babylon was
stamped with the letter N, standing for
NebuchadDezzaT, so every part of the tenn
ple of Christian achievement is stamped
with the letter T, standing for trouble.