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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
DIED

HULL.-On Friday moruin~, March . 1894
40 O'Clock, LEWIs HuLL. lu 1e eJln year OF
Boz, age.
Funeral from his lste residence. 90 seven
teenth street on Sunday afternoon, March g,
a. . o'clock. Intcrment private at Greenwood
cemetery
REULY-On Saturday. March O. 1897 at
$50 p. n, JANE KELLY, wife Of Patrick Kelly,
aEeI - years
Funeral from the residence Of her husband,
No. 70 Nineteenth street on Monday morning
az $50 O'Clock. Mass At the Cathedral a. 9
O'Clock Friends OF the family invited 10 A.
tend. Interment at NJ. Calvary cemetery.
KLlNE-Nonday, March 70, 1894. a. 70. 30 ,.
m., SAMUEL KLINE, aged - years o months ana
10 days.
WAGSER-At Brilliant ONO. Monday morn
ing March l9, 1894, ass o'clock, FEILE WAeHEA
CURAN-Suuday morning, Mafcn Us. 1884,
at . o'clock at the re,Iaeuc- oi DIS son. Z. j.
Clran. a. Wardens farm, LuKs CCEAN, aged
Gu years.
STCrF-sorHiA SrrFF vile Of Hezskish
stan. on Sunday morning. Mach - l-tA, at
clock. aged ~ years, month aud " uass.
WATsON-Iuesaay morning, March %, ls94
g.; $40 a. IN. HAEEIET, daughter o. james W A.
son, aged years ana months.
II Ian AFAH yA 1899 - = p ~
o'clock p he. JONI JOsEPa fLAHAGAS' aged is
years aud day.
BARKER-At Kirl-Hood. Ohio. or Wednesday
morniug, March 2lsr lesi, az 10 clock
CHARLES william. eldest son OF Frank H.
Barker. aged years anc months
RIRK-On " ednesday. March DIST, 1904 ~
7:80 p NJ, ELIZA KIRK. IN her 18Th year.
Fun eral from the residences or her son,
BEDSON-Ou Wednesday evening a. 9.i5
o'clock. GEeRGE BEDsoS aged o. years.
DUDLEY-On Tuesday. March u, 1924, ~
S.sJ o. H.. ME-. HART Dudley. vie o. jos.
Dudley, in che 9th year % ler age,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

RURAL HOME, March a.
Go no Edr0r OF ne Rsq,s,e-,
DEAR SrE:-Wiu YOU please give infor-
nation as 20 the following questions:
Eirst-HOw long does an alien have 10
reside iU Tue United States before ne can
apply for naturalization papers,
Sec1ud-Aiter first papers are obtained,
bow long until the second papers are re-
Ceived
Third Can be- vote before receiving the
fnG. papers. some argue that he can.
The writer thinks otherwise. NIX.
The alien can sppiy for natura,iza-
ton papers wherever he chooses. lie
must declare two years 40 least prior to
his admission that it is his intention 20
become o. citizen, and his declaration
must be recorded by the court. He
must have resided FIVE years in the
United States and one year within the
State before he can become q citizen.
The right TO vote is right conferred
by the States. whose laws vary. In
West Virginia one years residence in
the State, go days in the county and
actual residence in the precinct or dis
trict is required.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

Prof A. C.. RA1NAED in the current
roodon Krmrjr5rc has an interesting
article which attempts 90 combat the
theory that sewer gas is responsible Tor
zvmotic diseases and show that micro
orosnisms and disease germs are as
r.snufnI in the ordinary atmosphere
we breath above ground as in the foul
smelling air from sewers. Prof RAY
NAEp says.
1t-as not until 1853 that experiments
were made bv 81. Algue. n t1e Eafa
sewers ID determine tle number oi micro
-rr4nisnz per liter of sewer arr as cou-
pere7 with the number of similar oi-AA-
feme iu The a.r above ground L-a Lo--A
81, aysra rr OF from US 90 ua per liter ln
rhe an Of the sewer under Che Rue de tI-
wolff in the uCiEnborDcoo OFT tle pom.
where the sewer joins tuc large collector
of fhe Boulevar5 Se0ast0nC., and he states
fhqt the oreaui sus lu the sIr or the hl3 oe
EivoG may in summer exceed ODD nlm'ci
the organisms in the sewer alt ot AFa OF
six times whereas lu winter tle fa,,o may
- reversed. Then followed o. series oi lu-
vestfEati0us on the SUBJECT uuorr,-Ae1 o'
Drs Carneliy and ta.uaue WHO I.aLe 90
enr.~aF IONS .Oa a....I nrN ..- ''
fsrer Palace and iu various sewers ln Dun
dee. The general results taey arrived aI
were that
The carbolic acid gas in sewer air is aool,
t--ir. las much. and che organic matter ABOUT
three dimes 20 much, as bon she oHtside Hii al,
the same tWr. ,.. s
r. Tbs number OF micro organisms is less ln
-nuer air than Bro che outside air aL ine same
time. r-.s ..,.....
matter and micro-crgan isms Boa sewer arr ls i3ss
rron Ira ne ak OF naturally ventilated sclo.i',
and with the exception OF organic iAl--et' D. n
Isss then I'm tho air ot mechanically 'tn.ii~'-~
sewer air contained much smaller NUM-
has ~ rliero-or-anisms than tle Az ln. any
,,,ss ~ house lhcy had investigated.
Prof RAYNABD claims that these e4-
psriments entirely sweepaway the tneo-
rv chat zymotic diseases are spread oy
miero.organisms contained In sewer airj
BBt Prof RAyNARD win have 20 pro-
suce greater authority and more tesil
moDy before we can be- brongR 90 1e-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

seven room house. to B. NJ. Peabody.
for 81, 100.
JOSEPH BISHOP, q we'll known gentle
man OF Eighteenth street, has arranged
to entertain all his friends at his home
Easter Monday evening. A big ball
will be given In Mr.. Bishofs hall, and a
feature Of the affair will be the music.
NJ. j. COYLE. the popular news agent,
has written an interesting and humorous
little book Of 200 pages entitled, 'Thfes
Years Experience as a Railroad News
Agent" Ii shows human nature in all
it's many phases as one meets In daily
railroad travelling.
THE pupils Of Richie school, main
building, are preparing an excellent
programme for the musical and literary
entertainment 10 be given in the gram
mar room OF the school next Friday
evening. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of tho school.
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House next THURSDAY, Friday and Sat
urday is Billy Planners high-class and
refined speciality and athletic company.
Billy Plimmer is the only man Ia the
world who defeated Geo. Dixon. The
speciates are all first class.
GEORGE +. MILLER, Vice President
OF the First National Bank Of Hunt
ington, and L. II. Cox, proprietor Of the
Florentine Hotel OF the same place, are
guests OF the Mcclure. Both are largely
Interested in Central City property and
Mr. Cox was President Of two OF the
glass works formerly in operation at
that place-the Central City Window
Glass and the West Virginia Flint Bot
tie Companies. They were in confer
ence with glass men here yesterday
and 10 is possible that operations will
be resumed at the Central City works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

This morning is the time set for the
moving Of CozEY's army upon Wash
ington to demand Of Congress the issue
Of 100000, 600 OF paper money for the
employment Of the unemployed in the
Improvement Of the country's roads.
Easter Sunday is selected as the day
upon which the Coxey hosts shall bs
given the order 90 march, because
CoNEY has got it tangled up in the
wheels iu his head that he has ia his
wonderful makeup a portion Of the
soul of CHRIST, that his movement will
accomplish peace on earth, good win
TO men" and, 10 fact, be- the second
coming Of CHRIST
CoXEY is crazy. There is no doubt
about that. lie lis a wealthy and prom
inent crank whom some newspaper cor
respondent ran across and wrote up"
Immediately swarms OF poacii-pusb-
ers swooped down upon CoNEY,
and their numbers have since increased
day by day as the movement has
become more and more prominent,
until about every hotel i'm Nass.lion is
filed with special spondents,
whose force is probably greater now
than CoNEY viii be able TO- muster in
his "army" an told That is the whole
secret Of the prominence of Jhis utterly
absurd and crazy movement
Itisa farce that no one of ordinary
common sense aud humanity will look
upon with anything but pI.y, though
practical f0kars seem TO think it great
fre4tQ help 10 along by sending bogus
checks, promises of supplies and letters
of sympathy and make CoEEy appear q
greater foo. than be Is.
Had CoNEY wealth enough 90 spare
60 take his army 90 Washington in pail
ace cars he could accomplish nothing
Whatever. III De should persist I'm
marching over the counJry and should
enter Washington with few ragged
remnants of mis- army most OF them
would simply land i0 Jail. Indeed the
Commissioners of the District of CO.
lumbia are said 90 De anxious for CoNET
no bring as large atorcs OF ao.t-
bodied tramps and Migrants as possible
TO Washington. This sounds strange,
but there is good reason and wise po-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

IruIcA, y. y, March 24.-Frederick
L. TAYLOR, the Cornell sophomore who
was committed TO jail for refusing TO
answer questions before the grand jury
relating 10 the chlorine poisoning case,
will be released Monday on a writ Of
habeas corpus issued to-day by Judge
smith at Elmira, who will pass upon
inc legality of his commitment. Tay-
lor's sophomore friends to-day dlled his
cell with a great proiusion Of Easter
lowers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
EARLY moBNINs FIRE.
A slight Blaze at tho Belmont Mm
Stables.

Stables.
About one o'clock this morning, James
McGowan noticed flames In the second
story OF the Belmont mill stable, adj
joining the nail factory on the south.
He notified officer DriIler, who pulled
box SIS, corner Main and Twenty-seventh
streets. The department respond
ed promptly and soon had
several streams playing on
the building. The FIRE was under
control within few minutes, and was
extiuguished before doing much dam
age A quantity OF baled hay was de-
sgroyed, and the sides and roof Of the
building charred. The loss will not ex-
coed $3.50.
The fire was probably OF ncendiary
origin, as IL started in the rear OF the
second story, and there was no light
about the building. Had the hay been
loose, instead Of baled, the danes
would have extended more rapidly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
TO CONSOLIDATE STEEL FOUNDRIES
The American Steel Casting Company
Buying In Individual Concerns.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 24.-The
property, rights ard franchise Of the
Norristown Steel Company Of Norris
town, have been transferred TO the
American Steel Casting Company, Of
New York, also the property, rights
and franchise OF the following com
panies The Standard Steel Casting
Company, of Chester; the Sharon Steel
Casting Company. OF Sharon, Pa; the
Solid Steel Casting Company, OF A.
lance, o.; the Syracuse Steel Foundry
Company, OF Syracuse, n. Y, anu ma
forty interest Of the capital stock Of
the Pittsbure Steel Casting Company.
The American Steel Casting Company
was recently incorporated under toe
laws of New Jersey with capital stock
OF 81, 200, 600, with which the purchase
OF the above properties and others was
made. The business OF all the concerns
will be conducted under single man
agement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
A BIG VERDICT
Against the West Va. Central 3 Pittsburg
h X Affirmed.

Capt B. 3. Dovener yesterday re-
ceived q telegram from Clerk o. 5.
Long, of the Supreme Court, stating
that the verdict Of the Circuit Court Of
Tucker county, in the case Of Carrico y.
the West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg Railroad Company. had again been
affirmed by the court Of last resort.
The case has an interesting history.
A couple Of years DEo Joseph D. Car
rico had an arm cut of 10 an accident
on the road named, and brought suit
for damages The jury brought in
verdict for IS, 500. The case was ap-
peaIed, and the finding was reversed.
On second trial, the verdict Of the
Jury was increased TO $4,000. The case
was again appealed, and the finding Of
the lower court was sustained. Coun-
sci for the railroad company succeeded
in having the base re-0pened and re-
argued, and now it has been again az
irmed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

TuE New York Society for the En-
forcement OF the Criminal Law did good
WORK the other day in causing the ar
rest OF numerous professional abortion
lists. These are among the worst Of
criminals and should be dealt with &C
cordingly by the court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

ST. LOUIS carpenters went out on
strike the other day. Now they want
back, but their places are filled. This
is q bad season for strikes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

CoXEY's family and friends declare he
is sane. Maybe be is, but certain es-
Enlistment at Weston is full Of people
who have notions DIRE CoNEY's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

J. G. Simpson, a prominent young at
torney Of Moundsville, was in the city
yesterday, on business. He brought
with him list of twehty-seven names
of gentlemen who are DESTROYS OF insti-
tuting a new lodge Of the B. 2. D. Elks
in Moundsville. I'VE have enlisted
some OF the best people Of the county in
the movement" he said, land we will
have an excellent lodge. 1t requires
but twenty-five members to secure
dispensation, and we have so far direct
ed our efforts TO getting the required
number. We expect to have our first
meeting in about two weeks, and great
many members of Wheeling lodge will
be down."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
Prsndergast's Hearing Postponed.

CHICAGO, March 24-By an agree
ment Of tho interested attorneys to-day
the hearing Of the insanity plea Of Prem
dergast, the assassin Of Mayor Harrison,
was postponed until next Tuesday,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

OVER $1,000, &c is said, changed hands
at chicken fight last night. This
doesn't look IKE hard times.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

THE bonnet which viii be more
than visible over the back Of the church
pew this morning, and later on give
color and brnlaucy to the thoroughfarss,
will be the sweetest thing on earth, we
are reliably informed. It will have TO
be pretty sweet, however, as a rule, TO
top what VIII be beneath it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
BkIDGEPOKE.

Bridgeport water rents are due April
1st. A discount OF 10 per cent. will be
allowed if paid before the 10th.
w. E. BOWMAN, Secretary,
Kphnlein Bros. are selling clean coal
at cents per bushel and nut coal at 8
cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

IGNArUs DoNNELY wants a free sill
yer convention TO be held 10 Iowa. IG.
should take a special train and join
COvry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
PERSONAL

A TTFNTfOE LADfEs.-@EMNA" bust
n Developer VIII enlarge your outt5 inches
guaranteed, sealed Instructions ~. cf tiptHe
illustrated cata' ogge Dc ~ nail EMMA IDl-
LIT BALAE. boston. Mass. ocoqs
1TAREY.-IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND or
VI wife. rich or poor. scad ~ cents for mairi-
mcnisl paper. sent sealed Do plain Wfappef.
ing. Chicago, DO. mfi1q'
I ADIEs.-THE GREATEST MIRACLE or
IL modern discoveries, Hair-Eone. how % for
ever destroy auperGuous hair. Burpasses electric
needle free inrtructiOus- kARL CHEN Al
CO. 30 West "a street New York. mflldt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

The REGISTER, embracing its several ed
lions, Is entered az the Postohice On Wheel
re-, W. Va, as second-class matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
Steamship Arrivals.

UINIIIIIWIW
New NoRK, March 24.-Arrived-Rudia
from Naples; La Touraine, from HaYre
New York, from Southampton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

Heve anything OF the sort The tssti-
mony he produces does not accord with
the experience Of Hamburg and other
European cities which were dec
mated by the recent chol-
era epidemic that swept all
the continent Of Europe. The dreadful
seourge aroused the authorities to the
imperative necessity Of arranging for
proper drainage and cleanliness and
when this was accomplished the cpl
demic speedily subsidized and little has
been heard Of the cholera since that re-
form. Itis dangerous teaching Prof.
RAYNAED IS engaged 10 10 attempting
20 show that bad drainage and sewer
gas are not especially dangerous to
health and life. He will find few be-
levers, particularly among men who
have made a study Of disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

New YoRK. March 24.-Mrs. Muir
ply, Of Wheeling, is at the St. Denis
IoteL Mrs. c. A. Murphy and Miss
NJ. Murphy are at the ST. Stephens Ho-
tel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
TOR SALE.
SECOND HAND SAW TABLE,

suitable for wood workeI o. worker in light
articles Of manufacture. call 20
mri4e4dh REGISTER OFFICE.
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WANTED.

IT
Address STENOGRAPHER, care REGISTER.
mr23erdq
WANTED-CARPETS TO REFIT, CLEAN
w and lay. ELECTRIC CARPET CLEAN
ING CO, Eighteenth and Chapline streets.
Telephone SIS mrie1d5
MISREPRESENTATION WISHING TO
w plant Fruit, Shade. Evergreen Trees.
Small FrLits aud Vines, 20 send Us complete
list Of their wants aad we will mail price list
and lowest c, 81 estimates Parks ana GENE
teries supplied OHIO VALLEY NURSERIES,
Moundsville, W. Va. fe25dh
VETANTED- SAMPLE SASH
w LICK TBEE hy mail for &c. stamp. In
mense, Unriysiled. only good one ever IN
vented. Beat, weights. Sales unparalleled.
Sl2 day. BROHAHD BOX so, Philadelphia.
leuurb
DELIABLE' MEN WANTED TO DISTRIB-
IL ute circulars Tor large advertisers. cash
paid. Enclose stamp. Reference. "Distrib
uuug Bureau. p o. box 1925 \. y. city lau2Oary
VETANTED-EyERY INSURANCE AGENT
w and Business Man 10 write ier our for
tune-ma6er plans-Llfe. EudoUmcnt, &c, Reg
ular boHanzas. Bsst on earth and largest pay.
Mention paper and state experience rHE
AGENCY CO., No. Union Square New YORK.
sel0dh
DAINIER or Paper Hanger 20 handle Wall
1 Paper. Terms liberal, prices low. Large
assortment Patterns selected Tor this section.
box III, Cincinnati %. ie-oiy
Neutrality-suspicious., PARTNERSHIP
w and Corporation Books, Opened. Balanced
ami Closed Expert work thoroughly done.
Apply to /. r. NOISE, LOO South Broadway.
fs5s1db
CALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR Goods
- by sample % Tie wnolc and retail trade,
soil on sight 10 svery business man or firm; lib.
eral salary and expenses paid; permanent posi-
tion. For terms address with stamp, CENrEN-
Z Ies.n
WANTED-oRGANlZERS WITH GOOD
w reference on either salary or commission
to represent "a well Known established Fratefnai
Benefit order with q well invested reserve
benefits g. 10 so per week IN case ~ sickness or
accident; hnal benefits 500 90 $500 Write Tor
terms TO NR. J.. LANDER, sun, Sec'y, suite q
Mansur Blsg., Indianapolis, lnd. mr2ol
WANTED. At oHcE-TwO FIRST CLASS
w Nillners MARSDEN J.. COLVIG.
mr95aqer
On EO PER 1000 CASH FOR DGSTRIB-
tpI6t ~ uung circulars Enclose stamp.
U. a. DISTRIBUTING BUREAU, Chicago 40
VETANTED-THREE OR FOUR YOUNG
w men OF good appearance, must b. eli
cieut in writing and spelling. All applications
must he Ia own handwriting TO Lock Box
%, wheeling w. Va mry5dq
JNFORMATION WANTED-OE TUESDAY
i evening, March 18Th. 1895, hr. Frank G..
Hathewsy. OF bridgeport, o., disappeared aud
has not been heard OF since. description of
him would be about as follows. Aged - years
he ght about5 feet . inches, weight about laj
pounds. sandy mustache, blue eyes. and rather
light hair which had rec nty been cut He
had q paralytIc stroke about one year ago and
since that time rs unable 20 speak bis right
side j. also slightly affected. ne wore AZ the
time he left u grey suit Of clothes. dark blue
wool shirt, black hat and heavy pair on
shoes ANY Information may be addressed %
GEO. j. HATHEWAY, Bridgeport, o. mr2jq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT,
store rooms IN Peabody Bniidiae
Once rooms fn Peabody Building.
Steam hear, elevator aud All fuodsFn
onnVenieuces. Terms reasouaDie.
PEABODY fHsUnANCG Co.
de7e&dh ItZ6 ADD 1873 MARKET stree
U'OE PENTHOUSE OK THIRTY FOURTH
y street rocms. Pgsfeasion a. once. En,
q1irs o. JOS. A. LAkkiA, Zsfi Chapilne aEst
UrLiead1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

On EO PER 1000 CASH FOR DGSTRIB-
sQI6, - utlng circulars Enclose stamp.
u. s. DISTRIBUTING BUREAU, Chicago. 80
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

VETANTED-THREE OR FOUR YOUNG
w men OF good appearance must b. eli
cient I'm writing and spelling. All applications
must be Ia own handwriting to Lock Box
20, wheeling, w. Va" mr25dq
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-08-01
ASWT or
READY'MADE
QCLOTHHVG

NE morning in
June Augustus
Bunker received a
letter. It is not
such a very unus-
ual circumstance,
in these days of
cheap postage, for
an individual to
receive a letter,
that we have seen
fit to chronicle it,
but by that letter
hangs a tale. 1t
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-08-01
Shameful Waste.

Lord Chancellor Eldon was ecer-
getically aided in his parsimonious
habits by his wife, of whom it was
said that she and her daughter had
but one bonnet between them. One
morning. intending to enjoy a few
hours sport after a rainy night, he
ordered Bob, the pony, to be saddled.
Lady Eldon told him he could not
have it. but company being in the
room, gave no reason. In a few
minutes. however. the servant APP
peared and announced that Bob was
ready ''Why. bless mer' cried her
ladyship, ''you can't ride him, Lord
Eldon, he has got no shoes on
''Oh, yes! my lady," said the SER
want, che was shod last week.
"Shamefulr' exclaimed her lady
ship; chow dared you, sir, or any
body, have that pony shod without
orders? john" continued she, ad-
dressing her husband, "you know
you only rode him out shooting four
times last year, SO had his shoes
taken off, and have kept them in my
bureau ever since. They are as good
as new, and. these people have shod
him again; we shall be ruined at
this rate!"-Argonaut.