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TWO TIE VOTES,
Row Mayor Defeated n Resolution of In.
g.a.rt vestignti0n.

Row Mayor Defeated Resolution Of In.
gs... vestigntion.
CREsToN, a., Feb. 4.-There was bic
sensation in the City Council last night,
Alderman Wilson introduced a reso-
luton for the appointment OF a special
committee to investigate Mayor Patter.
cons accounts and instructing City
Attorney Sullivan in certain continpen.
peachment. 80 - '' ~ 49,, - ~ ~,
Mayor Patterson ruled the resolution
out Of order, and Alderman Wilson NO.
pea'ed from the decision. There was
much suppressed excitement as the vote
stood tic. Mayor Patterson voted to
sustain his ruling. Mr.. Norton then in
troduced q resolution to proceed with
the investigation at once. Again there
was tie vote, and Mayor Patterson car
RED his point. There was an excited de.
session, ~ : r'o''"''eu '''
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THE GRAND JURY
VI belmont County Makes n Partial Rt
pOrt-TliS fIuafuess of This Term.

VI Ielmont County Makes n Partial Ito
port-Tho fiusiucss Of This Term.
The Grand Jury OF tho Common Plea.
Court OF Belmont county, which re
ceived Its charge on the opening Of this
term Of court, on Tuesday OF last week
made a partial report yesterday morning,
alter which court was adjourned until
Tuesday. Of next week, on account of the
illness Of Hon. J. B. briggs, Judge Of tho
court, who Is suffering from a severe NJ.
tack OF tho grippe. Efs 11'Gfi.
Among tho true bills entered by tho
Grand Jury were the following:
Edward Miles and Mary OF, grand
larceny. age-.1.71,7 -
James AIanley, arson. lgs4
Walter Kelley, murder in second de-
gree. n l. .i.. .l'l. ~ - = 4
Dan Adams, cutting with intent to kill
George Cook, burglary and larceny,
James Long, assault with intent 10
commit rape. .sag n. :
Hurl Porter, forgery. ~,
Partner Lynn, rape. l62 "'
- eN"Nol W tleSe tucIe were three
indictments for assault and battery. six
indictments for the unlawful sale OF
liquor, and one for keeping n gaming
house returned, besides some other bills,
the nature Of which Is not known, rs
they were not given out for publica-
tion. 4l Il - =" ~
The following were returned MS not
true bills: {5 h ,''''" ~ -"
Fred Timbcrlake, assault and battery.
John Coss, Luke Weatherstone and
Andrew Taylor, burglary and larceny.
Charles Gibson, seduction under prom.
lse OF marriage. ,5N,'1,
When this term OF court opened there
were seventeen prisoners in the Belmont
county jail charged with felonies, and
hey will all have n hearing before this
irand Jury. The term promises to be
lively one for tho Prosecuting Attor-
ley, as a number of additional liquor
'ases are looked for. There are over
'wo hundred cases dockcted for trial at
his term. The new Clerk Of the Courts,
'lr. II. N. Davies, Republican, will enter
lpon the discharge Of the duties oi his
)tiice next Monday. = 80
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AT GEN. GOFt'S HOME.
The Indignation OF the Democrats ms we'll
us the Republicans.

The Indignation OF the Democrats ns well
as the Republicans.
Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
CLARKsnuRa, W. Va, Feb. At was
announced here this afternoon that
Fleming had been declared elected.
The indignation is not alone with Re-
publicans. Many Democrats think it
wrong and the result Of scheme which
might just as we'll have been settled at
the regular session. 57 !
Every one, who knows Gen. Gotr here
at his home, cannot believe that he
could be party to anything unfair in
either public or private life. He can
we'll say that his virtue in politics as to
all his relations in life are above sus-
picion. Should the question be asked
rs it has been Of laborer on the street,
"Do you believe Gen. Gotf is an honest
and truthful uan7"l the answer is,
yes" Should you ask the question OF
awell informed man OF this city he
would say, "yes." 1t may be added
that the citizens Of Clarksburg and Har
rlson county will accept the result, but
DEFY the new conner for vindication of
the Joint Assembly. L,
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Grandfather Burris Refuses to Give H.,


'randfnther Burris Refuses to Give Uu
Little Eva Miller.
+. LINCOLN, NEB., Feb. 4.-Mr. Burris
the grandfather Of little Eva Miller, was
before the Federal Court in this city yes.
terday, to answer for contempt in refus-
ing to deliver the child to her father.
AN answer, which in substance was a
refusal, was filed, when the Court refus.
ed absolutely to hear any argumentsfrom
counsel on either side on the question
OF Jurisdiction. Tie Judge delivered a
v!elrous address and ordered that the
glrl be brought into court by Wednes.
gay morning or the old man would be
sent to Jail. This he will refuse to do.
II the order is carried out habeas cor.
pua proceedings will be COMMENCED at
once in the Supreme Court Of the United
States for his release. NJ ~ :
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THE PORTUGUESE TROnEtr
an international Conference to Settle III,
Acknowledgment AirnIrs, :

~" international Conference to Settle the
.7 Acknowledgment AiInirs,
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Cologne Gazette
publishes dispatch from its correspond
ent in Lisbon, stating TINT in copse.
quence Of the recent change Of Portu-
guese Ministers at London, the proposal
OF Portugal for the holding OF an inter.
national conference to settle the Anglo
Portuguese dispute concerning territory
fore Thursday. eA'o ~
Portugal, the dispatch says, is willing
70 submit the questions in dispute to tbe
conference now sitting at Brussells. but
would prefer special conference, Ger
many has made no official statement ma
to her position on tho subject. -
The dispatch further says that Mr..
Giynn Petre, the British Minister mt
Lisbon, has informed Tho potturuese
Government that England will agree TO
the holding Of conference, -
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THEY. LOST MONEY ON THE CORN cRop,
Allinois Farmers Find tho Cost of pr,,,u,-
tiOn Exceed tho yn,,,a .,r a.,

illinois Farmers Find tho Cost OF pr,,,u,-
ton Exceeds tho Value of the Yield.
srRlSaPlELD, ILL, Feb. 4.-The statis.
tical report of the Secretary Of the State
Board Of Agriculture just issued, review.
ing the products Of the State for 1850
makes q somewhat startling statcmpnt
fclatlVe 10 the corn yield, which amount.
Ell TO 247,9S0,5S bushels, the estima,el
value OF which was SIS, ,537, OF. The
cost OF production, us reported hv I rno M
correspondents, il given at s075 nv
ac acre or total Of Sos. .272, ,s72, nearly sio.
00o,o00 in excess Of the value of tbo
crop. In twenty-five counties the nron, @
was S2.G27,304, while in the remain Hu. inn
eighty counties the loss was sI9 5Ga 10y
seven Pc! cent interest on the amount
invested III the land was taken into ac.
count IN estimating cost of production
Inc area devoted to winter wheat In
reported as seven per cent. larger than
ior Inc previous yeur, and the condiiinn
OF the crop much above tho aycra"s
The Hessian fly and wire worm IRA 'ie. H.
ing some damage to the cron in y fau,
southern counties, but on tho u hoie II" ~
tie damage has been done. Tho s.n'o
conditions one govern winte, rye. ria 1r vcnr
1889 has been an unusually produc,i~n i",
one in other crops. Not only e,o has ,ho
yield been good, but tho ouality h"s v
oeen anove the average, and ihc farmc,s
OF the State have reason 10 coupratnlaie e
themselves upon the present condi,;nr
Of agricultural affairs. '''on
Referring to the condition Olive stoc,.
the report shows the humber OF ho"s n @.ot"' ,al
ported for the year TO be- 3So NS' 30t ,ee. .e.
than for 1888. There were e'u!svl ,Da,ko,,l l.ts
S,oeS SSN ~ ,0SG, bringing s27,3lS,004. or slo.
900 600 less than nan for the previous u yes4. S.U.
In cattle. lie e,3os,10l were reporle1l n e1,i II
! which y per cent, or 55l ,5G7 were 1 n,,r. II.
kS keted, aaI bringing Sls,37s, loo. or I abont @
Ss2,OOo,ooo less than the amol,nt for % 1853
la" The number Of sheep reported was va, az. GGG.
rs, OF which % per cent, or i1cG7h Ia
,;;as Tete marketed, ibripsing s5l7'S5s' 1 =
slight increase over 1855. There is so,na @
complaint Of disease among farm - stocE tole Z
but as q rule It is healthy, and win viii
plenty OF corn and late pasturape Il 10 10
probable 1t will come through tbe Wis =. ~
ter In good condition. II 1''.i' " III /.
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KEEPING IT UP.
Moro Fillibustcring in tho House, But tho
Speaker Comes Out yfctorious

Moro Fillibustering in tho House, But tho
Speaker Comes Out Victorious.
WASHINGTON, Feb. although the
election case that has occupied the a,ten.
ton OF the House for several days has
been disposed Of, and no other one is
ready for consideration, tho Democrats
resumed their obstruction tactics to-day
on the question OF approving the journal.
They seek to delay the transaction OF
the public business at every stage, in
season and out OF season, and are ass,ln.
ing fearful responsibility, the weight
Of which they will feel before g great
while. The country cannot approve OF
their senseless obstruction when they
are without even the poor excuse that
they are resisting partisan measures.
The Democrats demanded the reading
OF the journal in full, and when it was
completed, Mr.. Springer declared that
part had been omitted, and demanded
the reading Of the omitted portion. The
Speaker paid no attention to Mr.. Spring
er, but recognized Mr.. Mckinley, who
moved the approval Of the journal and
demanded the previous question, which
was ordered, resulting lG5 to none-a
number OF Democrats being entered on
the journal as present and not voting.
The Speaker then proceeded to lay
before the house various Senate bills for
reference, and among them was one to
relieve the Treasurer OF the United
States from the amount now charged to
him and deposited with the several
States. This bill the Speaker referred
under the rules to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr., Bland, Of Missouri, moved that
the bill be referred to the Committee on
Appropriations.
After running fire Of filibusterine
motions the bill was referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, and the
House adjourned.
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SPEAKER REED,

Something About His Personal lIistory-A
| 0I sclf.sIndc AInn.
sfxeia! Disaaeh 10 nc late9idencer. Z. 81
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Speaker Reed
Is, in tho best acceptation OF the term, a
sclf.made man, and, what is even moro
to his credit, he is not excessively
proud Of the job. Few people are aware
OF the difficulties under which he has
labored in attaining to his present
exalted position. Some forty years ago
TON" Reed wns tho Shocking ex.
ample" furnished by all loving mothers
to erring children in the city oil Port.
land. He was a street gamin OF the
most thoroughly typical kind, "holy
terror" from whose company good chill.
drcn were warned under the dircst
penalties. His parents were able to do
nothing for him in the way OF education
and very little in the way OF maintcn.
ance. Therefore he was compelled to
look out for himself. He worked bis
own way through high schools and col.
lege, paid his own bills, and asked no
favors of anybody. In the same man
ner he studied law, finally gaining nd.
mission to tho bar at the are OF 20,
Since that time ho has been the sole
support OF bis relatives. His father
died less than two years ago hopeless |
inebriate; his mother is still living, in.
sane; sister, a helpless cripple, Is the |
recipient Of bis constant care and rener.
osity. Lot it be added that his Congress-
ional district Is uncomfortably close
politically, and that therefore each one
OF his seven elections has required the
hardest kind Of work, md will any one
say that "Tom" Reed is not entitled TO
all he has?
West Virginia Republicans owe him
an especial debt OF gratitude Just now.
Without his firmness her lawful Repre-
might have remained knock.
ing at the doors OF Congress for an in
definite length Of time. With it, they
are assured Of their rights though tho
heathen rage without end.
Many good story connected with the
late unpleasantness in the House is CO.
ing the rounds. One Of the best is re-
lated Of two Democratic members who
were discussing Crisp's speech, in which
he concluded by appealing iron Philip
drunk to Philip sober"
II don't understand the point of that"
said Number l. "There is no Philip in
Reeds name, aud everybody knows he
don't drink drop"
"Why," replied Number ., "that's a
quotation don't you see?" |
"Oh, il ia," said Number |. "Where is
"Why, from the Bible, OF course.
Don't you remember"
Certainly" acknowledged the crest
fallen Number l. II ought to have re-
that" ~
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SAN FRAsclsco, Feb. IA telegram
received in this city from The Dalles
states that a construction train with a
gang OF laborers, which left there to work
on the track, went through bridge Gs
feet high on Sunday. The engine passed
over safely, but the tender fell on the
caboose and killed ten men and injured
sixteen. Conductor French had bis lep
and skull broken. engineer George was
badly hurt aud brakeman seeIy was also
injured. ~; .ssr',..'I -. - :,
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killed by u Mnn la Ind nerrienlad.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 4.-Mark M.
Herr formerly Assistant sergcant.at-
Arms OF the United States House Of Rep.
resentatiyes, was shot and killed here
last night by Jack Naughton, man
whom he had befriended for years.
Naughton had been acting as agent for
an insurance concern Of this city, and
the iatai quarrel occurred over Naugh-
TONS acts in appropriating some Of their
tunds. Herr was well known on the
coast ana in Washington. He was a
son'in'law OF Surveyor.G General John A.
benton and had strong political backing
during the Cleveland administration, :
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u WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Senate this
afternoon confirmed the nomination Of
Wm. Il. Taft, Of Ohio, to be Solicitor
General, vice 0. W. Chapman, deceased.
E Confirmation was also announced OF
the nomination Of John NJ. Clark, to be
Collector OF the Port OF Chicago, and OF
Augustus Heard, Of Massachusetts, to be
Consul General and Minister Resident
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-. FHsl ~ 7.r7.... rral- - r4F=
4 Centennial Of the Judiciary.

NEW York, Feb. 4.-The celebration
Of the centennial OF the United States
supreme Court, which opened this
morning, was marred by the sad events
OF the past few days. Addresses we're
made by ex.President Cleveland, Hon.
William A. Butler, Henry Hitchcock
and Justice Field, 7 Ga ~ & & 3! 81
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Mr.. John Sinsel, Of Grafton, who has
been filling the position Of United States
Gauger here for several months past, has
been transferred to the gausing district
which comprises the counties OF Taylor,
Preston, Harrison, Lewis and Marion,
and Mr.. John r. Reed, who has been
the Gauger in that district, is transferred
here. MIR. Sinsel has made many friends
during his stay here and the action Of
Collector White in making this change
is much regretted by them. Mr.. Sinstl
is careful and attentive in the discharge
OF his duties. S-5s -
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So a-sss,
travelling Nfnn Sufcfdea.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "A man who
registered at Green's Hotel last night
as Frederick L. Burnett, Of Washington,
suicide in his room by shoot
ing himself through the heart. The
man was travelling salesman and has
ireqensly stopped at the hotel, but none
Of the attaches knew anything about
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Special Dkpd.eh TO h. Inte,lige,eer:.

special Dt'pdseh 10 he Iate,ligneer:: =. .t.'
: uLsSvILLE, W. Va, Feb. 4.-John S.
brannon, who was indicted for the mur-
DER OF Jerome Crawford, had his rial,
whlch was ended to-day. The prosecu-
tion was conducted by Spencer Collins.
while 4. :. Kidd, A., L. Holt and Louis
n.e4nett, formerly Prosecuting Attorney
o. o. LeWis county, acted in: Brannon's de-
!ence. Inc result was clear vindica.
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+ WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 4.-The ar
guments in the Indiana contested cleo.
ton case Of Posey ys. Parrott were heard
by the House Committee on Elections
to-day. The committee has not yet un.
dertaken to dispose Of the pending case
Of Atkinson VS.. Pendleton, from West
Virginia.
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No Cabinet DIsscnnions.

PARIS, Feb. 4.-The Mot EOrdre, COM
mentlng on the reports that there is dis
senslon in the Cabinet in regard to the
course to be- taken by the Government
IN connection with the Societie Des
Metaux and the Compton d d'Escomnte
says that the difference OF opinion on the
subject between the Ministers has navor
6een serious. NJ. Rouyier, Miuister nj
Finance, and NJ. Thevenet, Minister Of
JUSTICE, Instead Of holding different
views views as 70 the proper course to be
taken, are in perfect accord. "
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NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The Sixth Ma
tlonal Bank resumed business this morn.
ing, under the direction Of President
Leland and the new board Of directors.
A lew small accounts were drawn out,
but the large body Of depositors seemed
to feel confident, and before noon bust.
ness was going as II nothing had hap.
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ecutive departments OF tho government
were also on hand. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony Of blessing the body,
the Cardinal announced that agreeabiy
to the expressed wishes OF the family Of
tho deceased no remarks would be made.
The bearers then again took up their
burden and followed by the stricken and
weeping family passed from tho church.
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NEWS AT WASHINGTON,

Not Surprising After Hearing OF Cars
Action In Bribery Charges.
Special Dispaish to The Inteligencer.
Z WASHINGTON, W D. G., Feb. 1.-THE news
from Charleston occasions no surprise
here in any quarter. Carr's course has
been regarded as certain ever since his
part in the so-called bribery investiga-
ton was known. The only comment is
on the effect Of St. Clair's deal with the
minority members Of the Elections
Committee here, which was given in the
lSTELLiGEScER at the time. The specta.
Gle Of martryed patriots in Washington
has not been held up in vain to recalci.
trant legislators. The only trouble is
that st. Clair cannot pull the strings now
and that the Republicans propose to
fulfill their part OF the bargain with in
creasing alacrity.
Within two weeks West Virginia will
mourn another martyr, and the end is
not there. ~
Jackson departed for New York this
morning, az S,,.; - -
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rLLidicn

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
blliousncss or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir OF Dates, Sold
n 50 cent bottles by U. r. Goetxe, W,
v. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
sale agents. jfslSt Z, Z 70 = :,
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AT "GOyERNUR" FLENING'S HOME,

How tho Sews Wns Received at Fairmout,
Delegate Harris sSensntion-Oh for Sec.
rctnry OF Stntc. -a- .ss t.3sl,ss = 4 81
Special Dispatch 10 the Lnte!lt1e,.cer. Has
FAlRMoHT, W. va, Jan. 4.-When the
news Of the action Of the Legislative
Court (God save the mark y reached
this, the home OF Judge Fleming, the
excitement was so intense you could
have heard a pin drop. It simply para.
iyzed most people. Democrats were
dumb from surprise and Republicans,
none Of whom ever had much hone that
the one or two honest Democrats could
be found to vote for the seating Of the
man elected by the people, took the
result as matter OF course. md had
iitsle TO say except that it was no more
tnan they. expected. Democrats we're
surprised, because they had been feeling
it IN their bones for week that Goif'
was goingto get his rights, aud some had
even gone 80 far as to make bets that
there would be break among their
RANKS at Charleston. These predictions
they based upon the fact that they
believed the Republicans had nude out
the best case and that there might be
some Democrats in the Legislature with
consciences. 7,,t ~ s''sG ~. 80,
Pretty soon came the reaction and
Judge Fleming's home party friends be.
gan to quietly jubilate among them.
selves. All afternoon good-natured ban.
terings with Republicans were indulped
in, and while it was easy to see that The
party feeling was intense, aud the Re-
publlcans to a man were earnest in their
Remuneration Of the great wrong which
had been contaminated, there were no
unkind things SAID or done. There
might have been, however, for some OF
the more enthusiastic Democrats started
a movement to indulge in demonstra.
ton tonight. This, under the peculiar
circumstances, would have prccipitated
trouble, as it would not have failed to
intiame party feeling to a yery high de.
gree. The cooler and wiser heads t]is.
couraged the effort. sl5 = !. !. - 3
This iB Delegate Harr's county, H;a
bribery sensation was regarded by. men
Of all parties as huge Joke. Republi.
cans knew Dave too we'll TO believe there
was anything in his story, and Demo.
Gratis understood, and frankly acknowl-
edged, that 1t was probably a scheme to
delay matters and to keep the Democrats
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Republican League Club Meeting.

Special Dispatch he In.eliOtncer. ,,a
q WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad announces that the
special rates, for the Clarksburg Rcpub-
lican League Club meeting will be on
sale at all stations, good going on the
18th and 14th, and to return on the
18th. Reports to tho Secretary here
promise large attendance.
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Pensions, Posto.llces and Patents.

Special Dispatch to The Inteiligencer. 5i
WAsn1NGToS, D. c., Feb. 4.-W. Fl.
Lantz, vice E. E. Wells, removed, has
been appointed postmaster at Penns-
boro, Richie county, W. Va: III
Pensions: Original invaid-John
Shepard, Lewisburg; Michael Miller,
Cameron. Increase-Thomas $. Hutch
inson, Elizabeth; Charles r. Grim,
Ceredo. Reissue-Huryey Smith, West
Union.
West Virginia patents were granted
to-day as follows: Benjamin F. Flesh
man, Of Alven, running gear for vehicles; !;
also steering gear for vehicles.
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~, new YORK, Feb. Alt last broker
Fell succeeded in getting bondsmen ~
60 g s,. bail for him for 5000, Mrs. Francis il
anu John McDermott, oithis n; city; y: Man, ;1n
tne bondsnen. Pell's wife s wss Duit w;.E
MN when liberated, and thcv 10 ien WIN tn
gether. Mr.: Classen, 60 far has .e'I hoor ~
unsuccessful in finding bail. "A' D'eh
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Public Building Mt Mnrtinsburg,

Special Nspatch 10 the InieuiDencer.
WAsnlSoTos, y, c., Feb. 4.-Among
the bills reported favorable in the
Senate to-day was one appropriating
100000 for a public building at Martins
burg.
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FoR burns and wounds we would rec
ommend Salvation Oil. All druggists
sell it at 25 cents. }., ! y n !. S.
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure bilious and
leryous ills. wstw
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:, .hol1 Its :; onlya question Of time and .
shofs 81 time, too, as to when yonr aha rhar'
Trvit. fu M "'l' Sleld m 70 Hoods sarsapa1illa.