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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Melissa McGlumphrey Swears Out a Batch
of Eight Warrants.

Melissa McGlumphrey is again using the
law and the Courts to crafty her private
revenges and dislikes Yesterday she
went before Justice Pctcrman and swore
out eight warrants, as follows: Two
against Ella Miller, one for keeping a
house Of ill-fame and one for selling beer
without a license, one against Cynthia Mil
Ter for keeping house Of ill-fame, one
against Maggie Miller for selling beer
without license, and one each against
Cynthia Miller, Maggie Miller, Ada But
Ter and Pearl Davis, charging them with
not being persons Of good fame. The cases
are set for a hearing at nine o'clock this
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Sales of Real Estate.

Auctioneer Halter yesterday sold the
property belonging to the estate of the late
john Morrey, as follows
Residence on Fifteenth street 10 James
Leasure for 1856; residence on McCul-
loch street TO Mrs. James Jefferson for $, :
$50; fractional lot No. ,, in the Eighth
ward, TO James Lane for $40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Hem Anperttsrntrnts,
---~~~~~-~~~~~~~---e--
The Whee1iAo
|NSTALMENT CO.'S
GREAT SEMi-ANhUAL
StoCktakiIng Sale

&c HAVE just finished our
W. Il annual Stock-taking -- 81
- find in every department a SUD.
abundance Of goods that must be ma,
and moved quickly, too-We must ll
our enormous overplus Of stock
must have room for Fall Goods and r
izing this is the time TO make il. we oa
goods at one-half their regular pricc-N
opportunity like the present one has c,,
before or ever will again present itse.,.
you-To take advantage Of IL is 10 D..
dollars in your pocket-To buy goods g.
one-haIf their actual value is not an eycr
dav occurrence but an occasion YOU ml.
not let pass without giving il the atteuro
il deserves-lf you wish 10 get for o
dollar two dollars worth come here
you would save money visit our stores Oh.
ing this sale-Remcmber our ultimat
goods must mOve-We can't affOri
carry goods from one season 10 anotl,
and we will not If big reduction in pr0
will help US any-lf You wish 10 buy
$50 complete Oak Chamber Suit thai
cost YOU $40 elsewhere Tor even here az 4.
other season. come here while this -.
lasts-COme early; the earlier you c.u
the chOiccr your pick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
His WIFI Ran Away.

A Clarksburg man called at police head
quarters yesterday in search OF his wlie
and an -year-old daughter, whom he said
had eloped with a colored man. He had
traced the runaways TO this city, put
found on his arrival they had left Tor
Washington, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Thursday, July l.. via. Il. Il o. K. r.,
sloeping car from Wheeling on train
leaving at 6:2O p. III. For tickets and
sleeping car accommodations call at
depot ticket Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

MOORE-Wednesday July 10Th. 1890. at u
o'clock D. m. at his home in West Wheeling
JAMES MoORE. in his 18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
NcCANN-Tuesday July II, 1890 at 1879 a
m. Mrs. MARY ANN MCCASN aged ~ years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
VIII BE Brought Back.

WestbroolE, the painter, who forged D.
( G.. Runners name to a check for SO,
short time ago, and then skipped TO Barnes
vile, was arrested there yesterday He
refuses TO return without requi-
sition, and the papers will be prepared and
taken to GAINESVILLE by Chief Delbrugge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
WHEELING INSTRUMENT 60

Don't lose sight OF the fact that this Sol.
not only embraces all scasonablc goods. lu
all staple too. We not only offer Rcirirn
ators-Baby Carriagos--Gas and a..
Stoves at one-half their price, but every
article the four walls of our building cH
braces Everything Will be- sold for ou0
half its worth-You don't need rcli.
cash 10 take advantage of this great s..
Our credit system enables you to ell.
JOY the same opportunities as II you bad d.
pOcketful of ready cash-Buy as you "
for cash or credit, our prices are, durIn
this sale. ono hall what others ask.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Trifle Out of Joint.

The htelligenecr attempts to palliate the
action of Supervising Inspector Faren-
batch by saying that Capt. Dillon was the
only applicant for the inspectorship VINO
was navigator What is the matter
with the applicant who holds a pilots IL
cense! Isn't he navigator
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Special telegram 10 TIE Register.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., July l5.-In the game
here to-day between the Youngstown and
Canton teams, the visitors waltzed all
over the home team, defeating them TO the
tune of ; to4. Youngstown had , hits and
6 errors, and Canton hits and errors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Brother Harry sends me an assortment OF
shoes from HON. store in hopes that may hnd
something TO suit me. Dear fellow he might
have known that ANYTHING from Hon's would
delight me and Vet here are II dozen different
styles and all as pretty as pretty can be.
There, not an old style in the lot. That house
make a choice from so many nice styles. but !
believe / fancy their Terra Colts OXfords the
most, and Just think of their selling such an
elegant shoe at II 20. No one can make "A mis-
take by following his example and going 10
Uon's for shoes. No lll3 Main street. Wheel
ing ". Va. lys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
WHEELING INSTALMENT G,

Hold TO the fact that this sale is gene.
Every department is included
an article In our great stores is exempt
The same general reduction is made
around-One-half the former price
placed on every piece--The value is DIT.
represented by the figures we quote
cannot conceive the extent or nature of fi.
great reduction sale-Practical illI,'r
ton alone will convince you of the ate,
ton il claims from every economical Ao.-
Remember practical illustra'
costs nothing here-Come We'll be- q
10 show YOU our goods and quote prD.
and in these two facts you will find j.
trated what we claim regular goods
one-half regular prices -Carpc a.
brought 81 ~ a yard in the height " 'a
season will be sold at exactly hall 9.
price during this sale-Carpets that
lcvcn here where low prices always in
vail al =. 90 a yard, will be cut AT ~ 'ra.
Heavy. closely-wovcn carpets IN n
desirable and modern designs consider.
cheap al 20 cents well close out at % coi'
Everything in floor GOVERN
suffer i'm the same way-DOn't Jet THIS 4.
portunity TO save money slip-Nou cAh
afford 10 let pass an occasion that put
within your reach double yaluc-l
can't ignore the offer we make you 10 So
would study your best interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
THE WEATHER.

F.rW,.tern Pennsylvania and Wost Virginia
..rtLerly winds. slightly cooler In Western
P,uu,ytsnia. stationary temperature IN West
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

SAMPLES of DR.. Miles Restorative Merry
inc at the Logan Drug Co.'s, X. B. Burt 5,
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport o. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia. Fits, etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Atlantic city Excursion
L. S. Coon sells Dry Goods The cheapest

Via the b. & O., July II. Round trip
$40, good 10 days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
aubeeIin9 Register
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
cist. made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a M, >o' a
M -. il m. 81: p. m, 93; : p. m, 90.
Weather. fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Atlantic City Excursion

Via the B. Il O.. July l.. Round trip
$40, good 10 days,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

ONO Valley Coffee equals Building
Association in saving you money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Atlantic City Excursion

Via the h. & O. July II. Round trip
SlO, good 10 days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

USE Ohio Valley Coffee and ask youl
grocer what to do with the wrapper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

THE record of cures accomplished 10y
Hoods SarSaparlla can never be com
pletcly written. The peculiar curative
powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla are sue
cessful when everything else has failed
If your blood is impure. your digestion
out of order, try Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
DIED.

Buy Ohio Valley Coffee and save the
picture of the bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
THE WAR RENEWED.

II you want situation, read tho
want column of the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

1t pays to tell the people what you
have to sell them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

TROUGH on WORMS" Sure cure
ROUGH on TOOTHACHE. l5c. Al
DlnugiSis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

ONO Valley Coffee costs no more than
ordinary coffee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Index to New Advertisements.
sEooNprAeE

SECOND PAGE.
For Rent blacksmith shop.
White Mountain Frrc1er> N,sniit hf".
Pensions James Tanner.
Public sale of House aud lot on island.
Notice Nail CITY Union ". tula.
Keep COOL. O. PAYNE.
p.~t. Fraqm L. d List
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
Atlantic City Excursion

Via the b. & O., July Il. Round trip
SO, good 10 days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

II you want Help" use the Want
column of the REGISTER.
The sun., 1890-12-06
E,shtee. Mo.,As Ter Ballot Box stun.s.

Eighteen Moaths Ter Ballot BOX 9tumag.
Judge Lippincott Of the Jersey City Court Of
General Sessions failed to convince his As
sociate Judges, Hoffman and Paxton. that the
most recently convicted batch OF election
officers should receive tho full penalty OF the
law because OF the aggravated character Of
their crime. He took occasion. however. In
pronouncins sentence. TO express his opinion
Of the crime.
Tho prisoners. Francis Whelan. John Green.
John J. Miller. and Patrick J. Kennedy. who
have been confined in tho county jail since
Tuesday were brought into court and ar
raiRned for sentence. They looked nervous.
and their nervousness. was not decreased By
the Courts remarks. Judge Lippincott said.
Tho sentence about to be pronounced is
not that Of the unanimous voice OF the court.
Quires that you should receive the full penalty
$500 flno. Ny associates. who are In In
the majority. think that Q sentence OF
l6 months is sufficient, and the Court has no
other course than to pronounce that eentence.
The sentence Of the Court. Ia, therefore, that
you be confined In the State prison at Trenton
at hard labor for period OF eighteen months.
and thsnce until the costs OF the prosecution
An appeal was taken and bail was nxed at
$500 each. Whelan was the only. one who
was able to get q bondsman. The others were
taken back to the county jail.
The sun., 1890-12-06

blessing tas the ss Ssaa:
!o.morrow, Father ignsttus began to presSeh 70
.ni sSse
esr SnTns hsm Gm
People say there aTe no missions now; that
it was only given g Tho apostles, who We're
sers no than
Tho % same Holy Ghost Is given to. US
e sed st. petsr a"s and ms0P 81 Paul ao
difference between the saints Of eighteen cen-
are 'ss wasEsd IN the Blood oi the Lamb Ss Won .s
shey i is my ,s ,sss * Ws as Peter
The object Of this. meeting. indeed. Is merely
S 81 it, III, s @as lsia
shis s prsyss sS nat6.. .%D: P
10 Sdrs an. SGs So1
ess Which sSse t IN ssas Sppss .e;
Jes%s ' Is in the midst q US" '.N'o '. '
After saying that one, Of the objects Of
tho ~se NC 90
refreshing Of their souls In religion he said
e sFs n who had
asked. Il wonder II that woman there 10 un-
;syss sst SEs S
hath everlasting Iiie.' Have you everlasting
life! You have not, unless your faith be
founded on the rock. Chrtst Jesus"
Q! pSiIS.eshY eS e logic for his sIa argument: q
Il wouldn't give . brnss iarthine for human
reason In matters Of religion: Christ appeals
not 10 reason, but to instinct Brandy will
knock out mans reason: IL 30. Il cannot
amount TO much. The instinct OF faith 10 above
reason. In our mission let reason and the ar
guments OF logic go to tho devil, and lot the
Holy Spirit bring homo to US the arguments OF
Jesus Christ. which appeal to faith"
In eonclusiop he promised his hsalers that
every day OF The mission he would ask for
money. At evory service . collection would bo
taken up. beginning then and thsre. When
In Boston. he added. q Presbyterian minister.
after requesting him to preach In his church.
knew what was meant at frs:. but whom hs
free wiz offerings: and Of them 10 was only
the custodian. for his VOW OF poverty deberred
him from being ANYTHING more. He declared
finally that during the mission nobody would
over hear him meption his Church. although
his was Q High Church OF the Church Of Eng
land. and that Methodist and Roman Catholic
. could listen to him equally without offence.
y. Alter the promised collection another hymn
aud extemporaueous prayer concluded the
60ryic0
The sun., 1890-12-06
Dinner OF the 1T. An1r.w's Society.

Biz white. .aproned walters marched around
the big banquet hail Of Delmonicos last night
bearing high In the air great plstters OF steam-
ing hot hagRis. A piper. gayly decked. piped
stirringly ahead Of the procession. Then an
orchestra Joined in. and $50 OF the Scots OF ST.
Andrews Society and their guests sat down to
the annual feast Of the society. John Sloan.
tho President with . broad ribbon Of blue
across his Ghost. sat at the head OF the FEAST
and around him were grouped Presidents OF
other societies. Among the quests were David
Mcclure q 9; Pas!iok,s soeeiety: Judge Noah
10! " Ha9s. sn 8. 8. MsIesd, 6. Il. Wat:
President 8 Smith e. 6, sn tas qhsPssr a.i q
glees wore sung By quartet and all the feast
ers stood ~ ,ogsthsr and made tie b1il!,MlIps Ing
Star spaneIsd Banner Tho Rsv d; Taylor
Smith i icra aT$s E%prs city.% snd br, Ssha
Davis and otbers also spoke
The sun., 1890-12-06

A Prsliaiaary Prayer Asstsas % Prspar,
the Way Fer Next Weeks l1tssies.

A Preliminary Prayer Mssssns % Prepare
the Way Fer Nest WEEKS Nsssiss.
All sorts and conditions OF men, at any rate
OF Protestants. especially II they bs svangcll.
GALS will be able to Join In tho mission to 10
held by Father TRnatius, the Church Of Eng
land Renediotine monk. at Cooper Union and
Chicker.ng Hall next wesk. II It shall be con.
duc,od on the plan OF tho preliminary service
at tho Church Of st. Edward the Martyr last
night. Although tho church 10 OF tho kind
known a. ktualistic, no lights alit-
tered on the altar and all the pomp
and Circumstance Of Ritualistio worship
were conspicuous BY their absence.
The prayer book was not used at all. and such
hymns A. were sung were OF the kind that are
common to all Protestants. To bo sure, Father
Ignatius and his fellow monks stood in tho
chnncel arrayed in Garb ordinarily only seen
in Catholic churches. but. to mako up for this.
the first named delivered an extemporaneous
prayer. which only differed from those ordi-
narlly uttered by evangelical clorRymen IN be-
Ing superior in diction II not more generally
!. The service began with the. hymn. When
Survey the Wondrous Cross" and the prayer
The sun., 1890-12-06
A Parslns Di..er t. A1l.,stsr Phelps.

4 PartlnG DlnAer 70 Alaistsr Phelps.
complimentary dinner was given at the
Union League Club last night to Mr.. William
Walter Phelps. American Minister TO Ger
many. Mr.. Cornelius N. Bliss presided. Tho
dinner WAS in the banoueting hall In the con-
tire Of tho table was an immense bank OF
greens nearly fifteen feet In diameter. contain.
ing huge mirror that resembled lake. The
i,ncandesesnI lights were hung in . Chinese
room was decorated unntauely. The guests
were: Mr.. Phelps Gen. Sherman. MurRt Hal
ssnstor WssRbIrn of. Mipnesota; MI. BlIss.
SsGSss!biis, M yoser5 i; ;choatSs <; 6 Nj ;Ghsunssy
& 9: Clarke. M; John b !: KsnSedK, M x Nj; YIN F
Inns, Mr.. J. Edward Simmons. Mr.. 9. p. Babcock.
M Jeiie III Wnlsn 1insf1 Il stFoRRs Mr.
khoadeS. Nj. samuel Sloan. Mr.; Elihu. koot.
ar D. ptissg ssyd.n. H. TaH%ea us. Warner s s
Mile. Nj oGsnsi.s xaPds5bilMs NJ p %ills
Cannon, NJ. Horace RpsseiI; Mr: H; ". Can.
WerrR to-day.
The sun., 1890-12-06
WILL REMAIN 4 MEMBER OF 1HB
CHURCH.
Dr. Lyman Abbott Delievss Eorgsr Smith
IL Truly Repentane

Dr. Lyman Abbott Deleves Eorgsr Smith
IL Truly Repentans
Forger Albert Fl. Smiths PROLONGED sojourn
In Sing Sing is not to out him of from his
mbership In Plymouth Church or the SYM
pathy Of It's pastors and congregation. At the
monthly business meeting Of the church last
night. at the close Of the regular prayer meet
ing Deacon B. r. Blair presiding. tie Rev.
DR.. Lyman Abbott, with considerable
emotion, referred to the fall OF Mr..
Smith from his high standing in the COM
munity and In the church and to bis subse-
auent full confession Of his crime. his trial. and
punishment. DR.. Abbott said he was confident
from the interview he had had with Mr.. Smith.
that he was truly repsntant man. and should
he live to regain his freedom that hs would de-
vote tho remainder Of his days to An effort to
make roparaton for the wrongs no had COM
mittej. Dr: Abbott closed his remarks Dy resd-
ing this letter from Smith:
"MY DEAR PASTOR: Will you kindly advise
me II my PresSenT p1sbtionb bn1c as an upworthy
the, least but EXPRESS my bitter sorrow
have S e"@m.ted ana ask you Quo to s''ms MAX.
] tl,o ehu!ch: NY daily prayer q for Gods ioi:
has brought my heart back to Himself. He
thought OF Him. and my professions to the
world OF q desire TO lead Christian life and
his taken His means OF saving me. see In
tiis y call to bear this heavy cross and shame
that have y set 81. an az, ,SPpGrtunity 70 sefys Hin
my face In the rient, direction. and ask for your
PRAYERS and forRivenness: Ysr{ sincerely
yours. ALBEIT d. SAITH."
DR.. Abbott then offered this resolution:
:" RssOired, Thaithis church fully recoRnizlnR
the sin OF Albert q. Smith In the acts for which
he Is now suffering the legal penaty. retain his
name upon the rolls In tho faith that no man
more needs the watch and care Of Q Christian
Church than one who has b fallen into Sin put has
turn to the way oI Iighteop, Il nsss and NE. Our
aud nDsolyeth all shose that truly repent and
unleignediy bel,eys Hi holy Gospel and we
OF our church and to. such special Offices Of
spiritual mid rs 1t may 6e poss!Ele for tho pas.
tors. or other officers of this church to render
to him."
Tho resolution Was heartily seconded by Mr.
". Is. Boorum, and Mr. Thomas g. sherman,
and was adopted without . dissenting voice.
The sun., 1890-12-06
More Fine English Billiards.

Since the splendid breaks Of Champion Roberts and
Psa iu London recently English billiard lovers have
had chance to more nne billiards Of the English
style Champion Roberts having beaten Mcneil, tackled
Coles In i2,oOo points UP spot barred" match In
Egyptian Hall Roberts conceded his adversary bOO
points start Tho match was hni, he'd on . Saturday
niShL The finish Is thu. summarzsd os the English
started In with tho otsis-Colch 10 MO-; roberts
the latter gained considerably, and with tho help OF
well plays sls advanced his total to 7i3 against
ths ~ iO Of Coes in the evening Roberts mal. am
The best bIsais Of tho match weIs-Robeft:, as yii
isG los aiI, Iok 26t ats isa. aSs, I2s isS ioS I'D
322 1871 !at i5a iaa is2, 40 Coles, ios. III ISa It
An 5000 points of "spot barred" match was
finished the ssms uiGht ~ the westninster Aquarium
n,o1v for Tsvior WIZ W auu nv NJ snwsr " H eSsy 2
pointa loNsil played badly st the outset and never
ius.a.y. The ssms was resumed on Saturday. from
is ,h. course 8. dsy Taylor made srssks iIs s
e. snd g IN ~ end the s:.r:. were: JsyioI sI9o
iss iot ia ieS @ ios isi 2n, is "a i75 is7. iis.
49,
The sun., 1890-12-06

a Ktsk sn ths 7. .. a. 4. Dsssuss Aasiphi
Got the Fsnaast.

| a Ktsh sa ths Z. .. a. I. Desssss AAsiph
Got the fssnass.
To say that the Stevens boys are dissatisfied
! with the decision Of the Interscholastio Ath
Lotto League relating 10 tho championship
would be expressing the state OF Affairs bu
too mildly. They have appealed from the de-
oision ofths league to the Advisory COMMITTEES
which has the power to settle all appeals
Prof. Baldwin. 8tevens's member on the com
mittee. has written to the members from tha
other schools requesting meeting In the neat
future. Columbia Grammar School sides with
Stevens. while, strangely enough. those old
rivals Poly" and Adelphi are side BY side In
the fracas.
A Sun reporter called upon J. r. Gels
President OF the League. In the gymnasium
OF tho Adelphi Academy. whore no had Just
had conference on the subject with DR.. An
derson, AdelphPs Advisory Committee man, In
ssay n o haa
sasd ns that buf ha ths ss
@ Is's shs %emtsrs e oi The n.s m q msst
him, but he had no authority to do 30, An ap-
pss h9d osen male In writing S the
not the professor. Tho notices also should Le
'wsre tSe U pToc:sdinss. % I isadns adj ~ up To The
discussion q the league eonsssutonal' the
Burt q the olyteohnio deieea ton moved that
II # ,s ' ss
sS
Ts ssTS sS IS :ssS Ss asn: III
~: But. Mr. 'dsis." the reporter, volunteered.
vsly = unMnsi, s.d tnst cast that deciding vote
"tThhat is % 50. and will toll You why. For my
we win no one can dispute our. right to the
1sa0 onsa ..s III M opnoa sf' "a
prsSps sSI e01 lnvo1sd tss mo,en
s1ns IL fss e. ossan Il: s:s tass
CHAMPIONS. Had the motion come earlier In
tho season. NO objeotion would have been
ances were trids against us. maintain that
my vote was right. because what had to DO
yss hs 81 hS
nav ne
ny sssss ssisss S'sss. ss.ls
.isys nsSs sssssns ssss 'nGasnd inssndea had
pan Because Of IL eSeir icing sss M Viossrs
why. am not sorry matters stand as they do.
becaps. 81 the the bluss pssins ndused IL By
g.: sSoud S a
D'siss .he Ssa GS's s {s Sss
oqs,:s.S af ; s.sh as Ss .s 9s ss
iaysnder. id .ooiered s i dag DAG Win GSsmpiens !. !.
A. L; prettlly. printed upon It q gold. Tho
sa snd s1
are els coloHs"