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WARRIORS DISAGREE.
The Military squabble In the German
Army.


Army.
LONDON, February 6.-The tcrbbling
portion tf the German army is waging q
paper war preparatory, il would seem, 10
the action OF more sapguinary field which
they nndisguissdly hope for.
Some officer, generally supposed 10 be q
Pfussian general, published brochure con-
fidently asserting that cavalry is TO be the
all-importsnt arm of the future, and that
slI other branches of the service will coon
be subordinsted 10 the mounted warriors,
whose value at present is not properly sp-
prtc.sted.
A writer, signing himself Captain
Schaefer." answered it in the Militdr
WOchenJldH, and his example has been fol-
lowed by numberless infantry, artillery
and engineer officers, each enlargirg upon
the superior value 10 the Fathtrlspd Of
that arm to which he is ATTACHED Much
ill.feelirg has been epgendered, the circu-
lation Of the )urLsl bbove nsmed has
greatly increased, end it lie stated that 10
prevent several duels which were on the
taps the Emperor has ordered command
ers CT regiments to forbid such ho'iile
meetings. and notified the publishers Of
the WOchenbldu that further articles OF tie
same tenor must not be priated.
The fact is thst the arrogance of the cav.
airy { fiji ,eIs has always rendered them de
tesla bic to their brethren OF the line, ard
there seems to be no remedy for this state
ofthiSgs go long as the equestrian brsrc1 s
the most sristocTatic AMI draws iis cfiice q
prir cipally from the nobility. Tnus leav-
ing oct the cavalry OF the guard, which is
supeTls.ively blae-bloode@. there are in
the p. ussiaa cavalry ,377 noble" tflicers
aud 1854 untitled ones. In the infsntry
the proportion is 1904 swells TO 4.20l
bourgeois. Thus, compared with the
"nObby" cavalry, the iofan'ry is ''snOb'
by" and there is 10 love lost between
them. The 6issensions have not decreased
the efficiency OF the army as yet, bat
there is little doubt that their tendency is
TO do so.
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A HAZARDOUS FEAT.
A Sea Captain Peforms a Gallant Rescue
In Heavy Ssa

4 Sea Captain Peforms Gallant Rescue
In u Heavy Sss.
Boston, February 6.-The Bfitisb
steamer Thanemore, after tempestu-
Gus voyage of thirteen days from London,
brought seven shipwrecked seaman, just
half the number who sailed from New
York, January G, on board the Norwegian
ship Josephine for DAntzig. The others
were lost.
Captain Baxter, of the Thanemore, says
that ON the evening of the 26th ult.,
in latitude 4s. longitude "a. 81, he sighted
a fash light from distressed vessel. He
ran toward it and found the Josephine
rolling about, water logged, swept clean Of
her boats, water casks and other mtyI-
bles. Captain Rugge prayed that be
and bis men be taken off, and accordir ely
a crew of volunteers from the Thanemore,
headed By Second Offi,er Greenwood, per-
formed the hazardous feat with the aid Of
oil elonRside. 1t was o'clock when
Captain Rugge and his elk companions
we're safe on the steamers deck. The
Josephine's cargo consisted of 8. 400 barrels
of petroleum shipped by Sawyer, Wallace
& Co. She met heavy weather almost
Immediately after leaving New York.
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constitution of the United States, and the
constitution of the State; and that you
will honOrably demean yourself as Gov
error Of the State OF West Virginia, to
the best Of your skill and judgment, so
help you GOd?" -,
Governor Fleming bowed, kissed the
book, and as he turned to face the assem-
bled audience the pent mp
ENTHUSIASM BRo4E OUT
in ringing cheers. The guards fired q
salute and again the cheers Iesounded.
There was a rush and a hundred hands
were extended toward the rev Governor.
He retrea.ed TO the reception room, and
there for over an hour he and Governor
Wilson stood and received the ccDgratuls-
tions Of the hundIeis Is who tbronged In to
extend their good wishes. Shortly after
one o'clock the reception ended, and the
inaugural ceremonies were at close.
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A Tax on Foreign Physicians.

LONDON, February 6-The French
propose to protect their budding medicos
as well as their manufacturers II is
definitely settled that foreign physicians
practicing ia France must be taxed and
also pass an examination by q faculty Of
medicine which has almost unlimited dis-
cretion. This is equivalent TO excluding
all bat the most skillful snd these latter
will prefer, in the case sf Americans and
Eigli-hmep, TO prsctics among their
richer and u ore liberal cJmpstriois.
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Admits Her Er gegement.

NEW YORK. February Ca cable dis
ps,ch from the special correspondent Of
the Mail and Express states that Mary An
derson has written 10 her friend, William
Black, tie well known novelist, announc-
irg her engagement to ycung Antonio De
Navarro, SON OF Josef De Navarro, OF this
city.
Navarro, the elder, reiterates his former
statement that be is ignorant Of any such
engagement, while it is quite possible that
il exists.
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Bismarck Congratulate. Mr. Phelps.

BERLIN, February The confrma-
tion OF the Samoan treaty by the United
States Senate affords general satisfaction
here Count Herbert Bismarck called upon
Minister Phelps at the American Legation
before tffice hours, this morning, al d con-
grstulstions were exchanged upon the
ratification OF the treaty. Mrs. Phelps
gsve an afternoon tea to-day. The rooms
we're thropgtd with a large namber Of
American ladies sid gentlemen, who sx-
pressed much qualification vt the results
Of American dipl)mecy in connection with
the Samoan treaty.
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EPIDEMIC OF CRIMES.
Good Work of an Ohio "Arres,isg and
JAiIing Club"

JAiIing Club"
CHILLLCoTHE, o, February 6 For sey-
eral months Point Township, this county,
has suffered from en- epidemic of crimes
II seemed impossible to spprehend the
offenders, and the people grew desperate.
Asa last resort il was decided 10 hold S
publ.c meeting.
List Thursday night over 100 of the best
citizens Of the township met in the town
ship house, at Spout Springs, an with at
torneys as legal advisers, formed what is
in fact vigilance committee, though it il
called the "Arresliug and Jsiling Club. Z"
It was decided to 20 to work at once, and q
dozen stalwart farmers were sworn in as
special constables.
Tuesday morning Court WAS convened,
and from that until 3 p. IN. the spscial
constsbles were brsJ bringing in offenders.
Hundreds were out to see the fan. The
total number Of arrests for the day was 90.
THEFT, disturbing school and church ser
vices, wife whipping and Drunkenness
were charged. Not one escaped punish
meat. Some were fined, some bound
over 10 a higher court, some were impris-
ontd and two were sent to the Cincinnati
Workhouse.
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FAR FROM MEDICAL AID.
LumbeIms n at Logging Camps Frustrated
With the Grip.

Lumbsrms n at Log sinG Camps Frustrated
With the Grip.
OSHKOSH, Wis, February 6.-An old
lumberman Of this city, who has just re-
turned from the logging csmp, says:
'Never ia my experience as lumber
man have l seen numbering operations so
retarded at this time Of year. The snow is
deep in the woods. but the weather he's
been most unfavorsble tossuccessful WORK.
In one of the camps, out Of crew Of ever
60 men, nearly oae-half were completely
prostra:ed with the grip. The disease does
not seem to have reached the lumber dis
tricts until recently, but it's rsveges are
terrible. Being far from medical aid, the
lumbermep, are of course denied many Of
the remedies which are prescribed by ply
sicisns, although everything possible is
done for their relief"
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1haMember. WIN Not Pra,

DEs MONIES. IA February 5.-In the
House this morning the resolution provid-
ing for members opening the proceedings
with prayer, instead of calling on outside
ministers, was introduced, but failed Of
adoption. The roll-call on permanent
speaker was taken up, and as usual, the
vote was a tie. This was the seventy tiIsi
ballot Sc far. The voting continued with
out change until the adjournment, which
was taken after the seventy second ballot.
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Developing Newton ore Mines.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI February 6 "A
company Of capitalists OF this city have
commenced the development Of iron mines
in Itascs county. They we're Discovered
three years ego, but were rot considered
worth much. Farther iovfsIigaiion has
revealed The fact that 10 900 scres cover
rich deposits OF ore which assays 90 per
cent OF iron ore. THE mines are IL miles
from The Mississippi river. They are ten
times larger than the Vermiilion mines,
which sold for s. 900, 900. Spur tracks
will be put in from the Duluth and Win
Dipeg railroad, 10 miles distant. The mipes
are valued NJ 500 600 COO
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la uprisoned In a Mine.

LONDON, February 6.-An explosion &C.
CURED TO day in cjllieTy at AbeTsy chan,
in Monmouthshire, ten miles northwest CT
Newport.
Three hundred miners we're Imprisoned
and for teversl bours DO communication
could be bad with them. An opening v q.
finally affected, and at noon 200 of them
bad been rescued. A number o. those Ia
ken out are severely injured R.ecuipg
parties are still searching for these rtmsin-
log in the mine.
L. is feared that it will be impossible to
rescue tie miueIs who are still Imprisoned.
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Il He'd by n Train.

special Telegram 70 the heSltter'
WASHINGTON, PA, February 6 How
ard Gslbraitb, cf Parkei'd City, Pa, a
workman on the Acheson-Andrews oil
well, near this place, was killed while at
tempting to board The $40 CHARTERS train
tonight. The train was moving cut Of
the Main street station and Mr.. Gslbraith
expected to ride to Ciestnu. street, but
met horrible death, being thrown under
the wheels. His remains may be cent to
parker's City
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Cnks Morker.Fir Rnrea.

SCoTTDALE, PA. February 6.-The
joint COMMITTEES Of coke workers and oper-
atOIs completed its task of fxirg q new
rnte Of wages for the miners and coke
workers of the OOnnellsville region to day,
and all that now remains ia it's ratification.
Under the new agreement the men will
receive a slight advance over the pre'ent
~sges. Miners will be paid 81 o. per 100
bushels, drives 81 cents per 100 bushels Of
coke charged and drawers So 10 per day of
nine hours. The miners convention OBJ
jected to some provisions of the agreement
bat it is thought the matter will be ami
cably settled.
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The streets FnIed With Water.

PORTLAND, ORE, February 6.-The
flood in this city came unexpected and
rapidly. Up to noon yesterday the inun-
dation on Front street was midway be-
tween Morrison and Alderdown to B
street. On Second street the water reach
ed fiom Washington down to A street. AT
no place except in few isolated spots was
its depth beyond three feet. All the
stores On First street in the flooded dis
trict, have their perishab;e goods raised
few inches above the floors. The tempera-
ture is exceedingly mild. From Morrison
TO A street not single first ii Ior on Font
street is free from the flood.
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Higher Tnsn for Twenty Years.

TACOMA, February The Willamette
river is higher than for twenty years past.
Macy bridges are threatened and there
has been great damage done in the entire
valley. The revenue cutter Riclrd Rush
with the northern mail from San Fran.
cisco. wss unable 10 cross the Columbia
river bar; came back TO Tacoms, and has
taken the mail back to San Francisco.
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n.rn,ri,,sFree Library.

P1r1sBURo, PA, February 6.-Audrew
Carnegie, tie steel king, has offered to
spend not less than 81, 10000 for a Cen.
trail Free Library snd branches for tie
city Of Pittsburg, provided the city will
maintain them. The offer will be laid
before Council on Monday, and it is be-
lieyed this. i: will be promptly ard en-
Enthusiastically accepted. The fee library
for Allegheny City. on which Mr.. Car
reg:e has expended over $500, goo, will be
operei BY President Harrison next week.
The expected presence of the Chief Execu'
tive has created considerable excitement,
and be will be accorded sn enthusiastic re-
ce ption.
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DE-. BULLS C1ugh Syrup has been be-
fore the public for years, and is pro
nounced by thousands superior TO all other
articles for the cure of coughs, irhuerEs
and all pulmonary complaints.
used Salvation Oil for rheumatism IN
the feet, and after several applications
was entirely relieved Of pain and could
walk as we'll as ever.
ANN r. WATKINS, Baltimore, Md.
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In Honor OF the Governor.

special 7eteorcm 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Walker will to-
morrow night give a reception in honor OF
Governor and Mrs. Fleming.
On Tuesday next, Mrs. Walker will
give reception to Mrs. Fleming and Mrs.
Wilson.
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Suit for Criminal Libel.

SCRANTON, PA February 6 -Ge5efsi
Mater Workman POwderly to-day insn'
tuited for criminal Libel against the h'0'
Edwerd CsllsghsD. cf scOiidals. a war, war,
rant for Csllsghan's srrest VIII DC i'su'o
tomorrow. This case grows Gn' o. mat
ter written by Callsghan duhng n's re-
csut troubls With PoTderly.
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Pensions Grant6 d.
special Telegram TO the Register.

special Telegram 70 the Register
WASHINGTON, d. c., February c.
PaneioBs - Original invalid, Harrison
Hicks, OF Bradshaw; John Och, Wheel
ing, increase; Archells McGinniq, of Dry
Creek; Sb5er Stone, Of Charleston; ohss,
f Shsnks, Of BaG''o; Isssc Jackson, Of
Portersville; John Snif,leit. of Weston
Thomas J. Smith, of West Union; Moses
W. johnson, Of Wick, Lissrder j. Ayers,
of Jarvisville; Jas D. Follows, OF Charles
ton; Andrew ]. Roberts, OF Ellwell; An
drew NJ. Sbroyer, of Pennington. Re-
issue and Increase, Lafayette Wickins, OF
Hamlin.
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Fifteen Hundred Dollar Blaze.
fcinI Tslfornrn Do lhf Rfnfsfer

Special 7tltgTdnl % ne Rt0lstef.
RAvENswooD, w. VA, February 6 -
About two o'clock this morning the store
room Of ]. B. McOOwns, at Sbsrmsn, a
small station three miles above Ravens
wood, in connection with a yelling house
and the pOstcffice, was discovered to be on
fire by near neighbor, who. with some
difficulty, managed to wake Mr.. McOown's
family Just in time to escape the flames.
Nothing whatever WAS saved from the
store room, dwelling or postoffice. The
fire is supposed to have originated On the
dry goods side If the store room. Mr..
McCown is an estimable young man, and
was doing an average business. Loss,
81 500; insurance, 5000
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An Emphatic Greeting.
-s,eOrdm 10 tag Rooster.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, February C.
Col. Jim Henderson in the Legislator this
evening pays his respects TO Col. Charles
Hart in very eloquent phrase. FiRura
lively speaking Ool. Henderson hangs,
draws and quarters Col. Hart, and then
tramples On his remains. The Colonel will
not shed blood.
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roAui.t In the Ra,lrOad Case $.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Attor'
ney General has appointed G. n. Bsxter,
of st. Paul, Miun., TO be a temporary as
sistant TO the District Attorney for the
purpose Of aiding in the prosecution Of the
suits brought By the government against
the Minneapolis and st. Paul and tie
Northern Pacific railroads Mr.. Baxter
was formerly the District Attorney at st.
Paul
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washing on Gos,ip.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. O., February C.
Representative Wilson has been made the
member of the State on the Democratic
Cor gressional Committee.
DR.. Caddle, OF VIII cling, is htrs on pri-
vAie business.
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Tn. oficIal-Eleot Ab.ent.
-, r.l.,,-n,n "a tAs Rlolnn.

Special Ttlt0rofs % Ok bt9Is1T.
COLUMBUS, O., February 6.-The effi-
cial oath administered to Mr.. MMquis as
Iieuteusnt Governor Of Ohio has been
sent TO the Senate, bat ne will lot be able
to be here for some days.
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Allowed salary and Expenses.

S,jecsGl Ttle0To7E 70 ne RtSiST'
COLUMBUS, February 6-Lampson was
this morning allowed by the Senate his
salary in full up to tie end of The contest
aud also contest expenses.
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SERIOUS WRECK REPORTED.

A wild Freight Traia Carries DsstIuc.
tion In Path.
Special 7t00ram 10 TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, February CT is report
ed here, on coed authority, tbst a serious
wreck occurred on the o. & o. road, q
short distance east Of Clifton FORGE 10 day.
A freight train iumpsd the track and car
ried a depot building and telegraph tfics
into the river. The telegraph operator
is believed 10 have been drowned, and sew
eral persons serionsly Injured.
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.,ani Ct. d Family.

WASHINGTON, PA, February G-The
uos, NJ e,ed family 10 WAshiCgton is that
tina K O. vsndegTaft. whose husband
S;sd Al last week Of typhoid fever. Besides
sbis misfortune there are six members Of
the family down with the fever, some Of
.hom sre dangerously III.
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PERILS OF THE MILLS.
A ssries OF Terrible Accidents In "a Wire

A ssries OF Terrible Accidents In IA Wire
mnl.
TRENTON, February 6-Three sho ckiDg
accidents occurred yesterday ct Roebling's
wire mill.
Charles Chentile, aged II years, Wa
pierced through the body, and for an in
stsnt suspended in the air, on hot rod
about three inches in diameter.
Young Cheettle was what is known ss q
checker up' 10 the mill. As the iron
leaves the furnace he seiz's it in pair OF
toDgs and guides it to roll, which reduces
the sizs. As he attempted TO seiza piece
Of iron it broke near the tongs. and before
be had time to again take hold the red.hot
and now wriggIing rod entered bis right
side just above the hip, and, passing
through the lung, came out bensath the
arm pit. The end OF the rod that passed
through Cheaitle's body caught in part
of the machinery; and for an instant the
boy was suspended in the air on red-hot
iron. His weight broke the iron ard lie
fell in front Of the furnace on his feet.
At the same instant another rod OF iron
was seen coming through the rollers from
the furDace. C1ea..le still held the tongs
when the iron left his body, snd as be saw
the second piece leaving the furnace had
Sufficient presence of mind to raise the
tongs and ward it of, else this too would
have pierced his body. Medical attend
auce was procured, bat the case was hope
less.
Following are the names Of those killed:
Jerry Pszy, Fred Marihough, Andrew
Frost, The. Skolohine, August Carson,
Chas. Rss,of, John Schroede', Henry
C1ouche and Wm. Cole. All the dead
were taken away after the accident ex.
cept Wm. Cole, section mlD, who wac
buried bsreath the debris, and whose
body it was impossible 10 recover until
yesterday, when II had to be pulled out
with ropes. The trestle had been in
sptcted only short time before, and il
was thought to b. in safe condition.
Mart Molesky, fine wire drawer, Of the
same mil, was pierced in the stomf ch
about midsight last night. He is q new
man, and did not understand how to Gr-
range his wire, which broke, the end
entering the pit of the pit Of the stomach.
TIE reel" runs very fast, and when the
fine wire entered Molssky be was pinned
in cOrnfr, and before the reel conld be
stopped about ten feet OF it had curled up
in the mans stomach.
William Mershcn was killed in the
same mill yesterday By the breaking Of sn
electric wire. The mill closed down sftsr
the accidents and the firm ordered a corps
Of Trenton's leading physicians to relieve
the men, bat they s5y they cannot live.
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Fi,ek CoLfifmtd.

WASHINGTON, D. O, February Com
frmations-W. H. H Flick, Martinsburg,
nostnnastfr
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eos ERSOR FILMING INTRODUCED.
.lntdiately on the conclusion Of the
',3 si'e Governor Wilson stepped forward
-4niEs Ann GENTLEAEs 1t gives
& E'a' pleasure 10 introduce 10 yOu the
''''eof oi Wess Virginia, and to express
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,non this floor, 8 very Saul amoDg ihe fii.
Sps,srs bu, when he ross 1T HE deck and
G.rkIy confessed that during all the lorg
Sssrs Of his indulgence in this N, be
11snid no. recall that be bad ever done 20
for "a high or roble or a worthy pur-
nosa - hrs countensnce shown like that OF
s,snhen when the crown OF msriJTdon
wss sbout 10 fall upon him, and there was
70 man even on this side Of the Ohemtsf
rho could doubt bis remoIse or call 70
'nsstion his solemn promise that be
enid do so 10 more forever. Laughter
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Ts, Policy Of the New Executive Clearly
Defined
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To Punish Polygami,,s.

OTTAWA, ONT, February 6-Ssnaior
Macdonald, Of Britieh Columbia, list
night gave notice Of his intention to in
trodoce bill TO amend ibs Get respsctip &
offsnsos relating to laws of marriage. 1t
is designed more particulirly to prevent
the practice of polJ Jgamy by the Mormons
of CIdston ssd other places 10 the Terri
tories. Tee pnniahment provided for
pOlygamy or assisting in . polygamous
marriage ID imprisonment for term not
exceeding two years or a fiue not exceed
ing $500, or both. The bill slso proposes
to di qualify any person guilty Of an
cffsrse uuder the act from voting at any
election in The N0rthw's: Territories or
naino a candidate for anv nablic position
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Bozzos1's Complexion Powder Is uni,
yersally known and everywhere es'e'm.o
as the oaly powder that will improve the
comple1iop, eradicate tan, hsek'es and
all skin diseases.
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the hops that his administration will add
10 the prosperity sud will be bfosd and
general benefit TO the people Of our State
I now introduce Governor Fleming"
There was a storm ofspplause as the last
words left Wilson's lips and Governor
Fleming came forward. He immediately
began his inaugural address, as follows:
-ruR INArGuRAI ADDRESS.
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In East or West, or North or South,
They to themselves an outrage do,
Who cannot boast fresh sweet mouth,
With teeth like pssrls begemmed "i'n