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Price rs cents per box. For sale by
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rub the spot on both sides with yellow
soap; then tie up piece Of pearlash
in the cloth and boil. Afterwards ex.
pose the spot to the sun for few
hO1rs
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Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
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An Indian who calls himself mo
Shirt" is on his way to the Feast. This
may really be his name, but it looks
like Jerry Simpson dodge to get in.
to politics. Washington Star.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

llmihary trial OF theae means Of grace
perhaps / may fall back on prayer.
! wouldn't give Hnap Of II lame finger
suit 20 God 20 come into his presence with
a to.lcd cuucle, unmanicurod nails and
unc3red for teeth. Al ma my way ]
the land
These hard times have cot me thinking
about the many ways Of earning d living,
Let me enumcrStc a few and VI there
hnppsn 70 be any impecunions sister look
lhB out for an honest livelihood she ~
welcome 10 any suggestion she may md
HOW many households are there which
would welcome tho weekly advent OF b
an know what a. task n iu 20 look after
me laundry rnturns to see that lost but
many OF ns TO Keep a second Girl or
family seaugiress, and we are TOO busy to
ailehd ~ th,ngB ouraelYcs Now, why
not pay dollar g week % Hemeb9dy who
would undertake 10 keep The intending bar
hot il orderl Say that such blesBed
ayiu,bYay secures Two tneaBements ~
gay Wnat n 10 hinder her from making
a comfortable lncome2 Then take HE
care OF lamps. what a bughoar 70 the
young ,dggGhter Of ilic family, who Is try
ing 10 help along IA theEc difficult times by
hhFlnf INC wages or sirli suppose q
PFC yea 'gsniuu2 Of ne lamp" happened
nlouB Tor haif hour or 80 every day and
hept TIE llGhi1 trimmed md burning for
on or 20 rruff week, Wouldn't that be
ihpn, 20 revert % the bath question Tor
inQ.nent j ON told that IN Paris men
WIN carts fuinifhed With portable toilet
20 from door 10 door and
provide "a hrst-claas bath nt short notice
ana Tor a Reasonable price. They place
the tuD ~ your apartment, M n with
warm water heated IN the wagon over &
pprtable fuFnact. furnlhh towels soap aud
g rubber protection for the floor. nnd tho
whole thinf y done with oatness. prompt
nfa9 ana aiapHtch ~ an almost Nominal
rae. iialf a dozen regular cuHtOmern O
lHF ~ % much a head would inHuro an
negmt not 70 he dcsplaed and n woman
.gula run the business quite as well as d
u ever become pfnnliesa tramp With
put the means Of s1balatance i nav trv
ihFhing and patching, or even cieAnfais
alnph Hpd pfople. but j think 1 shall gl8e
INTO Tia vocation n fGInale caterer
ihail 90 ont FOR 81 or $40 an engagement
Ana zee that the hOateaB OF some modest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

NACOGDOcuna. December 23~-Ea-
cogdochca has had a lively appearance
this week, The cotton receipts and ship
menta have each dug been large People
from FAR and near have been ia to SEQ
old Santa CiauH.
During the holidays several important
social events are 10 take place. on the
evening Of The 2Gh instant mo Bnhita
brass bnud WIN give a grand ban
Cards ere out announcing the marriage
OF MIR William o. iillleukamp 20 MSS
IhcO watson The marriage Till take
place m the Baptist chuoh on the evening
Of the 2sth Instant The reporter has "a
mint OF several other weddings but prom
ised rot 10 give the young folks away.
Captsln ". y, Chapman The popular
EaBt Texas drummer, % az homo a. Spend
the holdaya, ne ~ mekiuE Arrangements
10 have a ifcwDrka display Christmas
night on the college campus. TheicHptsin
folks
AiHs ldH Hin Of Livingston n in Ma
cogd9chea the guest OF Judge and Mra.
W q. Ratcin
Misaes M0lic and Bette Perkins have
gone % iendere3n, Texas, 20 spend the
holidays with friends and relatives.
Misses Ida ana Maude Cunguh, iWo nc
cGmplishod young ladies Of Huntsville.
are whiting Nacogdochea the quests OF
Captain and Mrs. X ~ Chapman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
o0NFBssES TO MURDER,
ONE OF CONSTABLE rHILLrPs' AS
sAssINs saUpALs.
Says His Companion Fired the Natal
Shot for which lie Was rnid--fae-
wards orcrcd for FirebusH
and Burglars--peraonnI.


Coimesncr. Texas December oa-.fn n
,.,n A., ! .o,o,a 4, ,.n,,,, ,ron, that os.,,-
49, 800 -. ~, 49,. ,..,,sN'.,
In tho Woodvnie iau. lan,nlshes Green
tsut, 80 h,e ,,na. ia ,,ti,,.t,,,
statement with reference to the killing
OF J. X r. Phillips al Warren, on the
nieb, az ocsc5nber n,
Z don't know so wen about talking OF
this matter, for N ] nm witness ought
to no ont OF IAN"
On being tod that The court would at
least keep him In custody untn his evil
dence was offered In open court. he con.
uhuel'
Monroe jackson KILLED Philips. and he
told mo q,arev Iplpr y,.hs gotnf Ia ra y hin,
60. c,, 5a,,,e ,Y,. -, ,,,,, ~, mn
- ior "oiub u'e WORK carey anu fhl-
ma ,nado trouble Car t-arov obout work.
~, .,,5 - 80, N.
Ky wy iV"u niN NC n'oS'e 'ivuu'o 10Y
,f.,,,,c I,,h MA - l., ,,r I,hn,ins and
-, -
NaieN tola inu IL Wnula 80 help Mohfoe
Njll Philips ne would pay me well far 10
md rive mo irorn NANCY ,vbensVer
"'" h,N ~ INV '"'NS
heeoed H. N"rQy Went 70 WooaHlle ana
lot ana v,h,, ~ s,orto1 IN ~ no -atc
=, ~,
Monroe ahot him with both loads OF his
barrelti gun md ] ma a Winchester,
nnd / DIDN'T ahoot al an Most OF The
.ihoii,th vent win Monroe to Kin him
bceause carey hired me 10 help, hit hs
gaid he ,gnnted phlllnE imsa hecausS no
WAS ttuM 20 him Carey onercd WIN
X" N '-'' W '''' '''''' '''' '''''' "''
MIN ana Tp,i,.,, 4,vnl ,ot talt ,nnn
the subject Of Philips death. Glider IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

VICTORIA, December 2s.--The mayor
has issued the usual proclamation that
the ordinance against fireworks win BIO
riRidly enforced.
Mrs. Armand Roun returned yesterday
from few days yiait 10 relatives IN
Houston,
over ten thousand turkeys have been
shipped from Victoria IN smGl lots to
fnAlltoig N Houston, New Orleans ana
various other plBceB during the last three
months
Cotton has been coming IN quite briskly
the past week, about 80 bales being re-
ceivod
euphrC party nj her home Thursday night
The przcB were won by Miss Kate moh6-
mara ana Mr. Fred AllnOch.
There Will be a choral service at the
Trinity Episcopal church tomorrow night
ana Christmas morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
Thn nomeatena onve-rn..

Homestead, Pa, December Am accI-
dent oecurred--a cave.in the Carnegie
steei companies plant at o'clock this
morning BY which one man was killed
and three others sernugly Injured All
were iIungarinna. superintendent Malfn-
pey aayB the pit waul1 1,eige been cons
I1otpd h a few hours n tho accident hah
not occurred. The men were trimming
tie corners 30 that the brlcleayers could
commence work at Daylight Fourteen
men were at work and when fhe earth
eaved ~ the repQn quickly spread that
all had been killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

a sacred concert win be given on
Thursday evening December rs at the
Fus, Presbyterian church under the
auspices OF Miss Ida Buckingham. some
of tle best musical and literary talent
or nc city VIII contribute towards max
ing he event an artistic success witch Us
Ft|l furtucr guaranteed from The fncl
that Miss Buckingham VIII be tine die
rcctng spirit. Ihe leading church cho.rs
literary and 0.her musical numbers ale
ready promised, q treat Ms ln store fjr
those who enjoy % genuine sacred con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
"uNro ALL rnorLm -

Way up in the mountains OF Lonlpop o,
snow,
@e' Sr5w, ''S'
lie nCyes employs less than ton million
| hnude
bands "
Besides few gent from wonderful
Where old Mother Goose wrote ana
never stops,
irops
Leading circus prOCeEfipup, IKE SO many
COPS
Endless c'tiico ha,..5s and sisen painted
tripp6pGami, downicRcrn, bedbuga and
,,,.. sQws,
WIN handY-Ehnnlsri pusaicg Hu6 knock
knCed poW,NoWs
As thCy landed uu Mount Aplrdt
SsirGound
found "
And beside every Htatlpn thcrcI hc a big
mound
- Ot sweet stun IS u5st CbE.atmss eve
" in pigs. ' ~ '' ~
Cornnropias, eawmcla. gum drops ans
And jg.Idbo paste worked into sossie-eyed
10 be given to an who believe
The doll-mnkIng OUTFIT is run night ana
And every half second a bushsl Of clay
Is dumped IN hopper, which drops Ia a
dray
Some are wax, others G6ini aud a few
some 'f have %%y5aG516ls that roll, some have
heads that VIII WlE.
Some have inslics {hst aqueh II you
And IN talking, a rev are quite nip
For abhorrent devices for making a
Santa Claus IA constructing some musical
That excel former efforts TO hello the
- Who fancy those making the most
r iambos and bones = 3'''
ins tones, " |
Ana n1Eplpes suggcSIlng an nneiont cows
AS she gracefully gives up the ghost.
There are ship loads of engines, tops,
l9xpres9 wagons beycles, Bengola lighta.
Prize dghts
ANA dcylia ii boxes and monSoys 80 on on
sticks,
And pistols at winch every scared NAM
Lest they gqther below al her naughty
male Chicka.
And maize ibcm ran in with the goats
And the poor snuh Claus always Keeps
in his eye,
Which accouniq for more turkoya, plum
pudding ana Ulo
Ana moro coal, 9n9 more wood. that arc
dumped on tho Ely,
COLI f# r|44fNIa nH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
Mhnt ThInr. cnn,

I'm 70 cents a peek ave ''@' ''
5a'e cents a bgncb.
o.. cents n bunch.
& ce6t. % cents bunch. & stalks FOR
0fe..sS ran 10 cents bunch.
nek re- 10 contg a quart. so cents
par. pants, 2 cents each.
sss.,, II cents each.
Lus,ll 'lp-rs 70 cggts quart.
cents a bunch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
rIc Military BAN.

The mlita.y oal 81 HOUSTON Division
No. :, Uniformed Rank KuiFhts OF Fythias,
win take place ON the evening 81 Thur
dag next, December 3s an Turner hail. u
De- anticipated tbar tho an air. w'll Doe some
thns worry excellent 1Nn ltsnl 1ldIN
Inc Rutherford kanEes ana int latHt
Artillery have been invited ana VIII hr
the previous efforts OF the division have
been 80 miuouUy :ucucs tul thai u !i,
r. ule4laHt as HHy that has occurred mere
fll5 .etEuu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

He ltenderlylDo you think you could
eyer learn % love nleY
She fcOnfidenfiy1wOh yes WIN
learned 70 love Tom Barry, who gyaa here
last week. ia two dayA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
A ohange on the Wabash.

81 Louis, MO. December as-coIonei
Jameg g. How second vice president OF
the Wabash Ipad, has resigned. elfecfive
February 4. General MANAGER Charles NJ
Hayes win succeed him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

l1ggs g cents a dozen
Butter country, 25 cents a pound.
Butter WESTERN. IS TO 10 cents pound.
Hand cheese. three unlls for 10 cents.
Candy. 20 cents a pound
psrunts Croastcd, 10 cents "A quart.
Popcorn balls, cents each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

AFTER March 4th the democratic
party will have q majority in both
branches OF congress and also the
presidency, a condition which has
not existed since the party went out
OF power at the beginning Of the civil
war. Once i'll that time they had the
presidency and the lower house, but
were then handicapped by 4 repub-
lican senate. Now no restraints
Whatever stand in their way, they.
have full control OF both the leeis
lative and executive departments Of
the government, and need not curry
favor even with the populists. The.
democrats have the power and the
responsibility. Ii they do not carry
through their measures now, they
cannot shoulder the blame onto the
republicans. Democracy certainly
has q grand opportunity to distin-
guish itself and to do great things
for the country. How well that
party will improve the opportunity
the future will tell, but we have our
fears. 1t requires wise heads and
brave hearts to safely guide the Ship
OF State across the dangerous slloals
ahead.
For the conntiy's sake, tile Shear
hopes the democratic party may b.
equal to the task.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
Temperance Department
Edited by the Lueal NJ. G. n. Ii))
Prohibition Prohibits.

The local option Law Of the.
state of Arkansas coflfers Ii ron
its citizens tic privilege Of petition
against the location Of q saloon
within d radius Oh three miles from
any. church OF scho oi-house. If q
MAJ ority 81 citizasl;s SO ition land
Woili;a1. ) name here counts as
much as q mans the Judge has no
choice ia the matter the saloon
must 90 rrlse law IS we'll enforced
i g ali dry districts, with tho exeep-
ton q two OF three iafge citiesWllere
miniature Tanisnn nies hold sway.
Two gentlemen recently visited
Arkansas on a business expedition.
One OF tllenrWhile there was suddenly
seized With the fear that change OF
sWatermight result in serious disturb
Esances OF his phs steal condition.
Therefore, accom- panied by i resident
friend, he started out to purchase
some thing stronger Alter a dilie;eltt.
search Of two hours the desired dram
was ecessafiIy dispensed with. 10
the credit 81 It's officiisls be it said
that il that town Of over tlreethon-
sand inhabitants, and with plenty OF
drug l 70 stores, notsa l.alf pint Of liquor
could be found
The party had occasion to visit
two adjoining counties, and found
the same state 81 Affairs Il, each.
Not all their efforts nor the efforts Of
the onlmodat ting. lis-ervina an could.
secure q drink Of Mliskey< or beer.
Arkansas has been looked i pon MS
q kind OF Nazf1retll among hestates,.
but i OIL. prohibition friends think
there can no good come ont. Of it.
Just let them 81, and See We under
stand TINT 4 bill has been intro d,leed
into the present legislature extend
ing the sdry limit to SIX miles from.
ehurchand school house he Union.
Signal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

. Is
When the republican party went
into power 80 years ago, it did SO at
the most critical period in the coun-
try's history. Treason dominated
southern breasts and seeessions talk
cd the land ct MONDAY. The govern
1nent was III the hands otis enemies,
who held it by the throat. Tie ma
tional finances We're in a deplorabls
state-the governmentwas bankrupt
The curse OF Thurman slavery existed
as dark blot upon our escGteheoll.
The enemies Of popular.self govern
ment looked at the sad spectacle
with giee. Then the republican par
ty came and struck q blow for. Tree.
dom. 1t carried to a successful issue
the greatest civil war OF modern
times; it freed the slave; il saved the
Union; and up to the present time it
has wisely directed the affairs Of this
country on its phenomenal march
toward national greatness. The
years during which the republican,
party has been iii control Of tile
government are Incompatible III tile
history Of the United States. Dur
ing that time the population has
doubled, and our industrial and
commercial growth has been enor-
NOUS. We are not SO partisan as to
attribute the marvellous develop
mentofthe United States who'll totlic
republican party utrather to tile ag-
gregate wisdom and patrio tism of the
Nation. Still, it, must be admitted
that this growth could not have
taken place under a poorly admins
tered government. Great national
development could not be fosI tered
under the blighting influence 81
States Rights, ind human sla'
very. Under how different conldi-
tions does not the republican party
surrender back to the democratic
party, the control Of tho IA III.
Then II was divided, bankrupt and
enthralled;; nowit il united pros psr-
Gus and Tree. Wen ma y ye say 70 tile
araDd old republican pnrt yen
done! Thy record illumina tes tlIe
brightest page 81 our nIry Il'
tory! ~ y ss.E I,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
&C III S IN FER
a listening Bird,

a listening; BIRD.
A little bird SGT on ar apple tree,
And he Ssas,1s loarse IS hoarse could be;
He pr,lned. and he pi'in1ea, and he rufi1ed lis
throat,
But from il here feated no silverssi note.
OF a son can islaed he, sighed he;
cts song can siissssss, Z ighed he.
In tresa1il ous sssosyers lie tree shed
Its pink ard blossoms Or his head;
sun and, llisssss " or5,
lie haa,s ~ .ssss ef I'd
tsse
Is q sei5 s.: NC, s 81
50 Sc s as: ise pei scsf 81 d i
s,4asis
"a ss:s;i lie silt.
.asa lie led lis ss:si as ii It stirred
s. oar.Tsst ss can IS a cried:
be- can HHss ssssii. & IL cried.
{. 9! Il. Dorr.
Sending In . Card.
Say Whsst sc 9, amt the
kind fer me.
found BE :ss.s & ssIs SIS
ii
o. tie lbef:es=a
4 thou.sss,t u oalsn't write him H;ss ccsair,
ilsit 4 q srl;slse
ter
Ii ~,
Him ma because moved Prise d
fslss.ffss llss Joy
Lots Wien stood risi here
before &c 10y.
s'5''.el, inside TIE dor, 81
4 there 10 SEQ
soa, 4 little Office lid up
ssEss q. ;1le.ss
"a when sai,l SEQ steve Jones he eaisi tsr
me- ssss;ld ia.yi,.
lTasl unit: yca'v cent lin
in as.efsf cal +. -
lshoscHs AL bat ! was mad al said ter him:
.ssla.ty el.ii',
iar cross nay knee an
fsT.;tsEaiiis.
place you trot lii
osttt,, ss sssi
j 8 yeIs cord don
IisIe 4 u q
that asassse other- oilers III co1nmenced
s-aat "a a,seer.
one his pen an sal lords,
sWfiat haze we here ss a
"a Just essosst nsirnit I'd al a,'asssed the
ssesle5ys l,ssi i,
Had 30 ras' r lest then q, sarsd
he ma Ter u
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

CLEVELAND gave our alliance
friends bitter pill to swallow when
he appointed Hoke Smith secretary
OF the interior. 1t was lie and his
newspaper That made It So unpleas..
ant for Gen. Weaverand Mrs. Lease
when they were campaigning in
Georgia.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

THoUGH the republican party goes
out OF power, tits not dead; though
defeated, it is not vanquislled. AS
long as q wrong remains to be right
ed it has q mission to do. BOYS,
save your uniforms and safely stow
away the torches, for another cam
paign is coming.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

The Washburn anti-option bill is
certainly deieated-b by thesdemocrat-
ie house. ltcould pass the bill BE-
lore the last election-for political
eifect-but it was quite another
thing to pass the bill after election
when the votes had been secured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
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Now tlattie Democratic par IS lys the
vote of a large ma iDfiis rfaF
people, has been placed i,
3branche of the iii tis:s
YOU WILL l sg
TIL Els s 30 81. Oh
AS d regiiar visit iii Z .s
will givs, 49,
viii give ya.1
eve ytsil i be tiaii -
1t vii give you II t.is*s
state tllisp.
will keep slfesi ilesi sssg
of the I'D minis Ill ion eye
land, as we'll as the acts of tie
state admit strait
Hit will discuss, iltt liii pa
fiaii lions o. isias Oh q
especiaf ttai,tloIl TO 50 stls..,
finance fIee Wisea l.sssss and llt,se
on inter-
ssSl.
ALSO Ill tli az isss
grapi, Il nd to ~, 81
your iioiise g ilsiiss
,sill yl. VI sisstls
4 III s@!s sss
Price Of ;aitiier u L Is
year or I5oisi en- Tier,
',S'S Us il 6 = 8 u ii s.
s2 y Mo,
R ps1Iy 81 si.siss '' as US ssIs
n Sisiss
Asass ,.,,
lib ii ''ass ass,
sss sd ,ie ira sa5a
{. &,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

REPRESENTATIVE LIND made a cal
liant fight for,andsecured thepassage
OF the car coupler bill on Monday,
II measure that he has been cham
pioning for some time. This bill
caused an all-night session last week
at which Mr.. Lind took occasion to
roast to a turn the democrats who
opposed it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

TnE legislature onghtsto pass the
bill providing for the taxation 81.
railroad lands, in spite OF the ,lnfa-
vorable report Of the colnmittee to.
which it was referred.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

The supreme court Of Kansas de-
cided in favor Of the Republican
house They have plucky republic.
ans in kansas-they stand up for
their rights.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

al Chris ttians were as full OF zeal
ut home As tlsasa eiat cam p meet ing 8 !,
there wo1ls'n be .litlf 50 many ssa-
looms with doors vide pen on SIM
day Ia m q orn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
TAKE TIE
From ST Paul
TIME TABLE.


FRO, ST Paul. TO st. Paul.
So e II st. Paul e:55 A. NJ. (
ESsiiiis,seal polls e:25
8 L Il. II ee1l.oohstt,n 77::2.5 M.
fs.:tss3 Junction 60
,ssa;;S ST. llsi,.ie.y 6:IJ
$50 $50 sssiseIiitl 5:55ss ss.
6: sgs3 I. i. gus s tt..;,Ss
So ss9iilss {; II II5N
10 1861. SIS. ~ s. g s
lll.s Stephen =
/. s,ss:slt.son 2:eAs IS
q: Ist u - -
I III! leo s
So: i...ss =. "a
stlI,.s. sit5 FL 2 3
IS eesst Is 4. NJ.
y IS S efsoil 4 II
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
REPRESENTATIVES, Wagoner has in
PRODUCED q bill to furnish seed grain
to those who lost their crops by
hail.

4 POLK county farmer has patent
ed a wind wheel. Judging from the.
vote Donnelly received in ss,ielcountv
there will be no lack Of wind to run
II