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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-26
A Lady In Texas Writes:

My case is of long standing; has baffled
many physicians; have tried every remedy /
could hear Of, but Bradfeld's Female Reg
ulator is all that relieved me. Write The
Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ca, for
further particulars. Sold by Johnson q
Henderson.
c. ID. Spaulding q Co., of Grand Rapids,
have assigned, and they report assets and
debts at about $4,000. They sold sporting
goods.
Rev. w. III. Robertson, of Grand Rapids,
has received call to the pastorate of the
Second Baptist church at Niles. He has
accepted.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-26
WOODS PhosPhOdine-
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Used for 35 years
by thousands sue
cessfully. Guar
Gntecd to cure oil
forms OF Nervous
Weakness. Ennis
slons, Spermator-
rhea, Impotency.I
and all the effects
vnoAl< A.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-26

Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above.
Detroit Times: John Weadock, city at
tOrney of Bay City, brother of the congress
sional nominee of the Tenth district was
mistaken for an M. 4. clergyman while at
tending the congressional convention at AL
pena. WeadOck is Catholic, an Elk, and
looks too well fed for any sort of clergy
man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION.
The Demonstration To. morrow IN Assured
SucccsH.

The Demonstration To. morrow IN Assured
Success.
Ia another column Mayor Seabrisht
has 4 proclamation asking that business
be suspended on Saturday in consider.
alton OF the celebration OF Labor Day.
The observance Of the day. promises to
be an unprecedented success. There
will be with the numerous organizations
in line ten or Z dczeu bands. Most OF
the Unions will have new and handsome
banners in line. The Printers' Union
expects to make q creditable turnout,
and TO have Il full representation OF
members. They will bsve the Barnes
vile brass band. and all printers SIRE
invited to join them in line.
Martins Ferry will be well Represented
in the parade to morrow. Organizations
there will. form rs follows: Carpenters
and painters on Walnut street, west OF
Fourth; Glassworkers on Fifth, south Of
Walnut; Amalgams,ed Association on
Fifth, north OF Walnut, Lsborers on
Walnut, west Of Fifth; Hod Carriers on
Walnut, east OF Fourth; Transfers on
Fourth, south Of Walnut. The line will
move ut S o'clock over the following
route: North on Fourth to Hanover,
east TO First, south to ferry. thence
down Main in Wheeling TO Eleventh,
east to Chapline. Here each crganiza.
ton will be assigned TO ito place upon
arriving ut tho respective division, the
union in the rear dropping Is the line
moves down Chapline street. Teams
or vehicles with display will form on
Twelfth street, south Of Walnut.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29

The Rapidly with which metsl cell.
ings are coming into use, taking the
place oil wood. is a matter OF special i'm.
p~ortance TO Wheeling. A stop in this
direction has been taken b. the Govern
ment in the United States army mess
hall on David's Island, New York har-
Dor, with complete success, where a cell.
ing 1OOxl50 has been put on by the Cald.
well Il Peterson Manufacturing Com.
pany, OF this city, the contract for which
IVES awarded them oyer ell competitors.
A leading trade journal remarks:
Heretofore the extended use OF metal
ceilinga has been limited by the ornate.
ness Of design, high grade of skilled
labor necessary to satisfactorily erect,
and consequent cost. This difficulty has
been solved, and journeylnen carpenters
picked up in New Rochelle, N. Y, who
bad never before seen a metal ceiling.
did the Goyernment work referred to.
An inspection OF the alignment of the
mouldipgs shows them to be perfectly
straight, and how admirably it works
With only srdiusry labor"
To show tina. it 10 looked at in this
light, a famous New York firm OF archi.
,eGts has specified, among the other
building materials OF one OF their great
buildings, for $1,000 square feet OF this
ceiling. Judging from the success in the
first year Of its introduction, acres of the
ceiling will be used, involving tons OF
sheet metal, adding another great and
growing fed for the output OF the iron
mills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
THREE EARGIs SUNK.
Tho Tow Of tho Twilight Strikes n Pier Of
tho big ltIidge.

Tho Tow Of IN Twilight Strikes n Pier OF
tho Zig iitidEe.
About q o'clock last evening tho tow.
boat Twilight. coming down the river
with aix bages Of coal in low, coiiidea
with the west pier CT the channel span
Of the Union railroad bridge. When
tho pilot saw he was not going to make
tho open span wcst OF this pier, no at.
tempted 10 slow up 80 Us to lilo by
against tho FALSE work Of the bridge
without striking II hard enough blow to
injute either the iaige work or the
boats, but tho distance was too short
and the boats momentum too great. Tho
bargca struck tho pier, aud two OF them
were 30 badly broken that they sank at
once. Another had her head 30 badly
mashed that she sank a little lower
down the stream. The little lowboat
Horace WAC near aud hastened to tho
rescue, and the two towboats together
managed to get the barge into the shore
below the head OF tho Island just no 1t
went down. Both her cargo and the
barge will be saved III u damaged con.
dition, but the other two barges and car.
goes will DO q total los9.
A fourth barge broke looee, but was
caught some distance below by tho Twi'
light, which went on down with the
three barges saved. ..I F,
IN striking the falBo work 1t was Jared
20 that some OF the workmen on the
channel span ran, thinking the ialse
work was giving and the big span would
fall, the stringers not being completed.
Only two or three piles Of the false work
were moved, howevtr. The old, empty,
snukeu barge which has been lying on
the bar below tho bridge was removed
after tho accident last evening, after
which al! boats passed between Piers .
and i without much trouble. This old
barge has made it very Difficult. for boats
to pass. Nearly all OF the boats which
passed under the bridge lust evening
we're obliged to make double trips and
at times eight, nine or ten boal9 were
seen. Several boats had close calls and
much swearing was done by the boat
men. When tho Iron Age passed under
tic bridge about half past seven many
persona thought lis two big model
barges would strike pier ., but it was
safely pasRcd. 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
The Stnte University.

The fall term OF the State University,
at Morgantown, will begin on Wednes.
day, September 10. New students
should report for examination on Tues.
day morning, 1.-THE OH.
The coming year promises to be the
most successful in the history Of tho
University. a large number of students
is expected flom' ether Etatss. There
ought to be- three hundred students
from West Virginia, as students from
this State pay no tuition fees except in
the law school, and the advantages are
equal to those at most colleges where
fees Of so to 500 are charged.
The faculty o insists of tTenty profess
ors and teachers, tho laboratories are
well equipped, and q fine library and
reading room are open to the students.
For information and catalogues ad.
dress the president, E. NJ. Turner, Nor.
gantown, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29

We Ind organized, and he at once began
a Systematic efIor. to break up the or.
ganizalion. New men were put on 10
learn the city ard the method OF oper.
ating the care, and We knew that our
places would be taken by those fellows,
and demanded that they should become
members OF the union before We taught
them. That same fcheine OF bringing
In young fellows from tho country
broke up our former organization.
When We demanded that these new
beginners should Join the union, the
old hands were discharged oneat a time,
aud new and Inexperienced men put ON
In their places. All the course left us
was to bring tho matter 10 IN issue. The
demand was 10 have gone into effect
Friday night at 1850, but after II was
presented, Mr.. Lotus got up Il paper
which he asked several OF us to sign. II
made us say that VIC would continue at
tho work. Ten OF the men were called
Into the forty.third street Office in the
afternoon aud asked II they desired to
retain their places. They replied that II
their demands were conceded, they did.
They were informed that they were not
needed any longer. When they asked
II they should finish out tho day they
were told to do 80. When their car
went up they passel the word nlosgt the
hne, and notified the North Wheeling
line OF tho desire to tie up the line. All
the mon responded and left their cars at
the bara.n
Concerning the demand for the rein.
statemcn. OF John 0'Brien, they said:
HE was discharged for q thing that Is
liable to happen to any man. When the
cars arc running hard and the motor is
taking all the power, very little goes TO
the lighta, and the care arc somctimcs
quite dark. Under such circumstances
no one night punched a lot of transfer
checks for thu wrong date, tho figures
being 20 small as to DO almost indis,in.
%guishab!c. These tickets caused the
company no loss, and were used the
came III II punched correctly, yet Super.
intentent LOitus insisted that he should
pay for them all. He refused 10 do it,
and was paid in full and discharged"
The officers OF the company said last
night that they did not know whether
they would be able to get men to take
the strikeia' places to-day or not.
A meeting OF the union was held last
night, and IL commit &c OF five members
OF the Trades Assembly was appointed
70 wait on tic officers Of the company
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29

The sale Of reserved seats will open
at c, A.. Houses music store tomorrow
for the performance OF Alden Beuedict's
drama, "Fabio Romani," at the Opera
House Monday night. The Chicago
Tribune says: Alden Benedict's "Fahio
Romnni," which is being played at the
Academy, is II dramatization Of Marie
Corelli's novel, "The Vendetta" The
play retains Of! the gloomy sensational
tssm OF the story. Mr.. Walter Lawrence
was n very good Pablo. Miss Frances
Field enacts the heroine with commend
ohle earnestness. Miss Addie Farwell
and Mr.. G. l.. Farwell should DO cred.
lied with two strong bits OF character.
ira,iou. The scenery and mechanical
ELECTS are new and interesting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. George L. Bowers has resumed
his position as night clerk at the Nc
Lure house.
Mr.. Henry Co!erider, OF French Creek,
is spending n few days among the
Wheeling merchants.
Miss Maggie Moll, OF Pittsburgh, and
Miss Tena Tallman, OF Mountain View,
are the guests OF Miss Flora ZinkGnn,
Gu Main street.
Prof. J. Nell. Joneg and vile have re.
turned TO their home on the Island
after spending the summer vacation
visiting in Ohio.
Mr.. nnd Mira. George Adams have re-
turned from their visit TO the sea shore,
and will leave on Tuesday for Chicago
for q brief tojourn.
William and Edward Crockard and
Frank Kraft, OF the Garden Spot, left
last evening" to make Il tour OF the lakes
and take in the Detroit exposition.
Mr.. James V. Dickey, Chief Clerk at
the Postoilice, left las: night for Allan
tic City for his vacation. Mr.. William
G. Myers is at the stamp window in his
absence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29

BEi.ttiRn.

-
All soSty Of Local News md Gossip from
the Glass City.
EimcrR r. Crow viii 80 10 Franklin College this
winter.
Five BcllAlre nGilc'S have lef, for Hammond,
Ind, 10 work.
Some OF the tax payers here are kicking on
paying n truant officer.
Some Fourth ward boys have gotten the merry.
go'tonnd craze aud are building one.
The new loot bali club on Gravel HI IL
called the Clipper, and challenges any other club
in town.
Mr. and MrI. llc!mbsod md sons. Charlie and
Louis, OF Darlington, arc among friends here for
Il few days.
Miss Ida Patterson. Of BArncsville, and Miss
ANNA FLOOD, Of Wheeling, arc the guests Of
friends here.
The Glass business Is picking up, as the ship.
i Isss is 70 10 I hI points show The iAil trade PROM
esnt!y, empty. presumably for more foreigners
Tor the far West
Mis- Annie Daniels. Of summerdsld, O., who
has been visiting Fourth ward friends, returned
home yesterday.
The Martin Cowcn residence, on tho summit
oil Rose I'LL, Is nearly ready for occupancy gud
lisa iine and comfortable house.
The Union Painters with their new banner
viii be one OF the orders from here In the big
labor parade at Wheeling Saturday.
G. ". Johnson, OF this county, bas been
chosen music teacher at Cambridge, in the pub.
lie schools, Ut II salary Of s5J per month.
Mrs. Jane CROKER, aged ITO years, died at the
County intirmary this week. she IVES the Oldest
woman In the county, II not Ia the state.
II. Lippel, the dry goods man, had u box ship.
ped isOm New r0rs, ami while en- route IL was
opened, and tho most valu able OF the contents
stolen.
The Ohio Valley trestle between tue ferry road
and the u z. l. Z. dept Is 10 be illied with
furnace slse, scrcul car loads already being
dImfcd ta.Te.
Seymour Dunlcvy has sued the Ohio Valley
railroad, aud asks tie court that the road be en-.
joined from constructing II railroad along the
cast soc VI his property iu Meade township.
this county.
The yoruG men who were selling whisky on
The Bethel lump grounds two weeks ugu were
seen s~nCaking through town yesterday. War.
rants are out for their arrest, aud they will soon
be In the clutches OF the United States Govern.
meat.
Following Is the Prohibition county ticket:
Probate Judge, J. a. Gall-ler, k,q.. Bellaire;
sheriff. II. ". Nobcrly, Smith township; Pros.
eculing Attorney. 7. ". Shrcyc, Martins Ferry;
commissioner, ". y. Elcc,ton. Ialne,ville;
lhirmary Director, L. +. Holloway, Flushing.
Capt. ". II. Little has been appointed special
policeman at N0Ouin's Grove cirnp meetIup, and
Burr's Mills, for selling whiskcy on aud near the
camp ground. Warrants haze been Issued for
several Others. who will be arrested on sight.
CarneS Is III jlil ut St, CIairsylllc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
MARTINS FERRY.
Tho y. u. c. \. Tournament - School
Notes, Personals, Etc.

Ahe \. d. Z. ~. tournament School
Notes, Personals, Etc.
Roy Wood has the typhoid fever.
Mrs. Howard llipk!ns Is visiting friends at
" oodvllle.
Alex. Dslibaush charges his vile with ind.
deity and asks Tor Il divorce.
Mr.. Lewis Smith, OF the buckeye Glass Works,
was At New Brighton yesterday.
Misses Edith aud Annie McKim returned last
evening from an extended vi 1t ut lronton.
Mis- May Conkle, OF Richmond. Ind, who has
been spending the hummcr here, ye.urn,d lIs!
night.
Mr.. Charles MCGOWAN. OF Alliance, Is spending
his vacation with his sister, MIS-. John Reed, on
Fifth street.
Yesterday J. 7. Hancs sold two lots In the
Standard Addition belonging 10 Gus Kuose, 10
Richard Richards,
MsSonS have completed the foundation for tho
two sIory residence Of Mr.. Lewis sheellle, on
North Filth street.
Mr.. benjamin Wright and Misses Edith
Brackell aud Jennie Chambers, OF N;, Pleasant.
were registered hI the lloIel haywood ycsIer.
day. ~
Mr.J. a.. Iownockcr, principal Of the High
school, who has been Spending his vacation 1T
anu near Columbus, returned yesterday, looking
well.
Marshal Samuel westwooi returned from
SoiunOuS, yesterday, 10 winch city he and
Sheriff Foulke took Mr.. Brown, who recently
lost his mind.
large number Of young people will 70 to
Moundsvillc on the steamer 4. i. Philips, next
sunday, 10 attend camp meeting. The boat Will
leave at 100 a. m.
In the ~lellairc Herald and 81. Clalryllle
Gd:tRe appear the announcements o. nine
ueinoerhls WAC want the nomination for sheriff,
Two Tor ConErcss and two for Commissioner.
WIN Flndley, Glide Shipman, John Brazzlc,
John Moran, Thomas basGOtt aud thomas Hen.
derson were arrested hear the Buckeye Glass
Works last evening" for suying two policemen.
The officers propose 10 put Il stop to this kind Of
sport.
The Cleveland, I.orain & Wheeling road will
run a special train ~ Bridgeport to-day 10 &C.
cominodlte the IN, mbers nf the Y. NJ. C. a, and
others who wish 10 attend the tournament on |
the Island. 1t will leave the Martins Perry DE-.
pot at O'Clock sharp, city time.
Neat programmes OF the field day exercises of
the Y. N. Z. A., OF Wheeling ind Martins Ferry,
printed at the lSTgLIlGESCER office. were DIS |
iribuicd here yesterday. slarlin's Fcrry wilt
probably send q good sized crowd. The Martins
Ferry cOlofs vii! be orange and black.
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Education on
wednesday evening 1t was found necessary 10
defer the opening OF school In the South Build. |
Ing until next Monday week, as the building |
VIII not DO really by next Monday, when the
other schools open. Miss Hannah Eagleson was
elected teaeher for room 8 In the South school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
The SlRtter being lsuu Into tho Groun,
Druggists Act.

The Matter being lsuu Into tho Ground.
Drusgists Act.
There was a good deal OF talk this week
as to what will be the outcome next Sun.
day OF the "Law and Order Leagues"
notice In the papers requesting the
"violators of the Sunday law" to ceaseto
violate it. There is an impression that
there may be some prosecutions, and
while dealers in cigars, soda water, news.
papers and the like, hold that they are
not violating the law, they do not care
to undergo the expense OF defending r
suit for n Sundays business, and each
prefers that another shall stand the OK.
pense OF a teet slit.
A meetingo OF the Retail Druggis.s' As
ISOLATION oil Wheeling was held yester.
day, at which the matter of selling soda
water, cigarn and fancy goods on Sunday
was exhaustively discussed, and it was
resolved to cloee oil their druestores ON
Sunday except between the hours OF 10
a. N. and 1850 and q and 8 p. III. For
these four hours and q half the stores
will be open, hut nothing will be sold
except medicines on prescription or
drugs absolutely needed. No soda water,
clSars or fancy articles, soap or brushes,
will be sold. There was q very full at.
tendance at the meeting, about a score
OF Ietail druggists being present.
a doctor said yesterday that there is
a movement on loot among the prscii.
TONERS In the cit: to estsb !ish dispcn.
sarics OF drugs il different parts OF the
city for the filling Of prescriptions only.
The intention is to sell no patent medi-
cines, soda water, toilet articles or other
accessories to the drug business, and to
I'LL prescriptions az nearly ut cost rs JOS.
lihlc. These could be kept open seven
days q week and would insure the PEG.
pie pure drugs, properly compounded, at
the lowest possible cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
AN INTERESTING GuM0R
Turns Out to be Uufounded-rhe Union DO
not Scheme Abandoned.

Turns Out to be uufounded-rle Union De.
pot Scheme abandoned.
Recently an ISTELL.GEScER man was
Informed by 4 man who claimed to
know, that the Terminatl.ailway people
and. the Norway Tack Compsny had
come 10 IN amicablo agreement as to the
value Of the property, and it had been
bought and paid io!. This was SO i'm.
portant il true that a reporter yesterday
called oil President Cochran and assed
him what foundation there was for the
story. The Judge said there was none;
the matter remained just Us it was when
the condemnation commissioners made
their report.
Later the reporter called on Mr.. ". T.
Peterson and asked him what action, ii
any, the official board Of the Terminal
Company had taken in reference 10 the
Union depot schema.
"The Boards action said Mr.. Peter
son, was substantially TO finally auan-
don the plan for a union depot at Market
and Eighteenth streets. The valuation
OIL the Tack factory property was go Eek
cessive that the matter was simply
dropped"
"How will tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road, for instance, and other roads using
the bridge aud terminate, find accommo.
dations for their passenger traffic in
Wheelinr?'
THAT 1 cannot exactly say. 1t is, OF
course, understood that the company
will find accommodations for all the
roads us;ng its facilities. We will have
Il passenger depot, but instead Of tho
magnificent union station originally in
tended. it will be only 2 station for the
roads coming in over our tracka."
The public will receive this news with
anything bnt pleasure. All had chung
to Il ford hope that in some way or
other the plan for 4 urion station. at the
best location possible, would be carried
out, but it seems nov definitely settled
tina: this hope must be abandoned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers OF r. al estate as follows.
August q, by Fred =. Wineerter and
wife 10 Thomas Newman, for Sl,45O, tho
north half OF lot 1874 on tho west side Of
Chapline street, south Of Tenth.
August 81 by Filan, Whyte and Gala.
CHER to Samuel Nesbitt, for 500, the
north half OF lot 7 in their addition to
Wheeling, on Jacob street, south OF
TWcnt y.EeCond.
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PuRE Rye Whisky at uearne's, No. 20
Sixteenth street.

IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES.-0ur
French Hair Dresser has returned from
New York, la,iue btalned all the latest
Partisan styles Vf Hair Dressing, Bang
Cutting md Curling. lilo hns also pro-
cured snlo coMtr0i In Wheeling Of IL
French Hair Tonic, which is I'LL inflll'.
biz preventive AGAINST tho less Of hair.
Also IN improved method of dying and
b'cuc ling the hair. l.. SWABACkER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
An l%nciplcnt Riot,

There was another disturbance at the
Salvation Army barracks last night.
The Captain complained to Mayor Sea-
brigh that boys and girls were throwing
tomatoes and harder missiles at them.
The Mayor went 10 the hall and found
girls almost grown aud boys old enough
o know better disturbing the meeting.
he acted as a conservator OF the peace
and soon restored order,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
Dysentcr., ninrrhua md illoody rlu..

No one need fear any serious conse.
quences from these Gisenscsii Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Rem.
edy is used promptly rs DIRECTED. It can
always be depended upon, and when re-.
duced with water is pleasant to take, Il
has been in use for over eighteen years
and has proved itself 10 be a certain cure
for these diseases, even when in their
worst forms. 1t saves the lives OF MANY
children each year and is equally effect.
ual for adults. For sale ut % and so
cents per bottle by W. W. Irwin, Chas.
+. Goetze. John klari, G. Schnepf and
w. u, Williams. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
0 HOT WEATHER.

A ful, limo Of Scrycs, Drape pEtes
and CGeyi0ts. Just suited Cor the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class nj reasonable prices.
In StOck-h large line Of 0rcrSi2es In
French flannel Shirts. neck 20, body
80. For comfort aud durability, wear
our celebrated las, hack and cOlored
hose. {. HESS h SONS,
1921 & 1873 Mnrhct Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29

II you cannot seq and need spectacles
YOU should call on us aud h@aSeJOur Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than Dny other Npticlan In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB v. CRUISE,
JeMcler md Optlcian,
b Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Spruce For ests Dying.

DR.. Q. F. M%illspaugh, botanis!, and A.
D. Hopkins, entonolocist, at the State
University, are making an investigation
OF the cause Of the rapid dying Off Of
trees in the black spruce forests on Cheat
river. 1t is supposed to be the work OF
u small insect, and whole tracts OF trees
die from its ravages,