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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
wEsr VIRGINIA goes Republican by at
least 1900.


The next legislature OF West Virginia
will be Republican on joint ballot and
that BY a handsome majority. On the
face Of the returns thus far received II
appears that tho legislature is also Re-
publican in each branch, by majority
Of two in the senate and OF twenty-five
in the house.
Mr.. Camden booted ut the idea Of the
Legislature being Republican, because
his party friends had so ARRANGED"
the districts as to make Republican
success impossible. They did resort to
n disgraceful gerrymandsr and did
think they had accomplished their OBJ
iect. But they could not provide
against such q happening as that OF
Tuesday, when old-time Democratic
counties gave way before the Republi'
can assault and were swept into the
protection column.
Tho Democrats cut out fine job OF
redistricting for the Republicans, and
the opportunity has come. The work
should DO done with due regard to the
constitutional rcquiremenss-a consid-
Grafton to which the Democrats gave no
heed-and with perfect fairness to the
people Of every locality and OF the
whole state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
MORNING SMILES.

Minister (prays)-And, oh Lord, we
beseech Thee TO guide the minds OF our
people in the way OF truth. May the
chosen rulers OF our state ever be God
fearing men, who shall administer
the laws to tho advancement OF honesty
and purity and all righteousness. Dis
gusted Democrat (mutters) I'm going
to leave this church. hate politics in
the pulpit.-Judgs
Bighead-It is nonsense to talk OF the
good old times. New York is a purer
and better city than Athens. Pertly-
Prove It. Acknowledgements hunted
for a good man and couldn't find him.
In New York they have to appoint
committees to hunt for bad men.-HGr.
per's Bazaar.
Hotel Clerk-We can give you oil the
comforts OF home here. Uncle Abner
(from squeehawket)-M l want
more'n that when l come to city
hotel. l kin git home comforts 10 hum.
-Harper's Ba,ar.
"You are charged with having voted
five times in one day." said the judge,
sternly. II am charged, am 2" re-
peated the prisoner. "Thats mighty
odd. expected to be paid for it"-NeW
York Sun.
"This bonnet makes you look great
deal older. Wouldn't you like another
shape?" Customer-"No, no, 1t will
be none to old by the time get my
change back."-lnter OCEAN.
Maude-"I hope you are not going to
marry that Mr.. Korter?" kate-"Rsal.
ly, l don't think it would make any
difference to you, dear, il l didn't
Boston Transcript.
IIe-"Do you think that marriage is
failure?" She Irrespective bride)-
mo, hardly failure. Just n temper
airy Embarrassment, "-New York World.
Kennard-"I wish I were a rumor."
Lucic-"Why so?" Kennard-"So that
l might gain currency."-Truth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The Pacific mills. Of Lawrence, MasL,
took the prize Of 1000 francs, awarded
BY the Paris exhibition. for having &C.
compIished the most toward securing
harmony between employer aud en-
ployes. Ten such awards were given
altogether. England got none.
The White Star steamer Csvie, which
arrived at Boston few days ago from
Liverpool, brought what IL probably the
largest log OF mahogany that ever came
70 this country. II Is torty.Rvs feet
long and four feet thick II weighs
seven and half tons and comes from
Africa.
The CHIEF OF the police Of Moscow
has Issued orders that those who sell
papers or printed matter in the streets
shall not be allowed to pursue their vo-
cation il they are not dressed in proper
uniform, or Il they do not appear clean
and tidy.
z. P. Greer was in the city to-day.
Ed says this 10 the dad shamedest"
town on earth. He came here to collect
s. and got It. Before he got out OF town
| he had 10 spend 81 more than he had
collected.-ArkaHSas CITY Traveller.
A baby was carried off by panther
at Jones' Mill, Ore. the other day. The
body was afterwards found In an adtotn.
ing forest lIteless, but not disfGured,
except for q few scratches on the face.
Isabelle Jean, a pretty eighteen.year.
old girl OF Brooklyn, Pa, has brought
suit for $4,000 damages against Philip
s. Finn, twenty.six years OF age, for
kissing and huggiug her against her
will.
Aluminium is used instead OF steel for
the nails and heel plates OF the German
soldiers' boots. The results expected
are quicker and better marching, with
less fatigue TO the men.
The Railway Age says from January
TO October i, SO roads, 6.254 miles In
length, funded debt $lS5. 07S.500, capital
stock $685., 100000, went into receivers
hands.
Dr.. De Castro was kidnapped recently
from his plantation near Havana, Cuba,
by Manuel Garcia'S gang and held until
$50 900 was paid for his release. =
Although the regular army OF the
United States numbers but Is, 900 meu.
there are TIC, 7e6 militia men subject to
the orders OF state and federal authority.
A negro going through field near
Quincy, Fla, was pursued by drove OF
cattle, and he made his escape by jump.
ing into a well twenty feet deep.
A woman claiming to be 1873 years old
Ia living, In good health, near Cleve-
land. She says that her mother died in
Scotland at the age Of l46 years.
The Philadelphia Record has offered
rewards, amounting in all to $4,000,
for the arrest and conviction OF men
guilty OF falsifyipg election returns.
In the town OF Caernaryon, Wales,
there Is one man to every woman. and
the attendance of the intermediate
school is 90 boys and SO girls.
Mrs. Milton E. Page. it,, was murder
ously assaulted in her own home In
Chicago by an unknown woman, who
intended 10 rob her.
An onyx seal ring, belonging to an
ancient Athenian, was lately dug up
near Athens.
The Blarney stone in Barney castle
has gradually been worn away by kiss
ing.
American silk making machinery is
| far superior to and different from the
| foreign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08
TEE HORROR OF IT
That Frightful Trouble in
the Head.
No Appetite, Bad Stomach and Torpid
Liver.
Anew Thing. which shorten Your LAfe
and Make 1T Miserable.

inst the trouble with thousands-no appetite.
tu,rsd tongue, Gas In the stomach, Ghortness OF
breath. taIntness, bad taste In the mouth. full
ness OF stomach. bad breath. These mean
stomach out OF order. A dangerous eonHi1oh
Sick headache, bad complexion. DARK circles
under the eyes. blIIouGneSs, pain In tho s'ue'
drowsIneSS, sleeplesSaeS. nervous aFeo anu
laaRuId feeling. constipation. These mean weak
nerves and torpid liver ...-.-,-.-
The above ailments may lead to complete
peostratIon aud death. They shorten NE anu
will bring you 70 an untImeIy grave. The ono
great medicine indicated In all these conditions
ia Or. Greene's Neryura blood and nerve rem
edy. n ripeS Tim PERMANENTLY This Is proved
by the following strong letter from MT Ara F'
Batchelder. Of HArdwIck, VII
II had been Afflicted with sick headache LOT
twenty years. Twas a terrible sufferer, and at
,I,nes was unable 10 swallow even so much Is
drop OF wateE Iwould vomlt severely at these
times could not speak during the Wons
SPELLS and II even stirred, the awful pains anu
vomiting returned.
at Is Impossible to describe with tongue or
pen my irightlul suffering from sick headaches
and stomach trouble, during the last twenty
years. Doctors aud medicines did mo no good.
"Just as was given up in despair. someone
advised mo TO take Dr. GrOene's EerTura blood
aud nerve remedy. Ibcgan using 1t and almost
Immediately commenced 10 improve. In snort
time my headaches were entirely cured, and my
stomach trouble had left me. was entirely
cured Of all my ailments, aud by Dr.. dreenS'S
Neryura blood and nerve remedy. 1t did what
nothing else could do. l strongly urge every
body to uso It, for know It will cure them"
Thore Is limit to human endurance You
arc rapidly approaching II stepI Reflect!
Take tho ono sure way to get well-u'e Dr..
Greene's Hervura blood and nerve remedy. It
will cure you. 1t gives health. and 1t makes
strength.
It Is purely vegetable and harmless and Is
better than all other medicines. beause 1t is the
discovery OF DR.. Greene. the greatest specialist
IN curing nervous and chronic diseases You
can consult him free, personally or by letter. at
bis once. IS West 14th Street. New York CIV.
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cntnrrh Cannot he cured

with local applications. as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh
10 a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure 1t you must take inter-
nal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure ia not quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one Of the best
physicians in this country for years,
and Is regular prescription. tits COM
posed OF the best tonics known, COM
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingre-
dents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J.CHExEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
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AND Wayne county coca Republican
Well, well.


Now that It is all over we confess that Il wa.
not mex pected. But We didn't think II would
come quite so heavy.-Register.
So? Then you knowingly and inten.
tionally sought to deceive your readers
You told them that your party would
carry Ohio county by handsome ma.
jority aud elect everybody on your
ticket. You told them that the congress.
sional delegation would remain solidly
Democratic. You told them that the
legislature would be Democratic on joint
ballot beyond question.
Everything you predicted went ex'
actty the other way. II you expected
what happened, or any part Of 1t, why
did you play your readers false? There
should be at least common honesty in
these matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

Clay District Colonization Scheme.
A dead set was made TO defeat P. B.
Dobbins for county commissioner In
Clay district. 1t is NO disparagement
Of anybody else TO say that 1t would be
hard TO End another man in the county
as we'll equipped for the place. He has
experience in addition to natural en-
dowments Of high order. He stands in
the front rank Of the business men Of
Wheeling. Because Of his strength It
was determined to leave nothing I'M.
done 10 defeat him.
So far as the means resorted 10 were
fair and lawful there is no point TO
make. The colonization OF voters is not
fair and Is not lawful. Men from other
parts OF the county were brought into
Clay district and lodged In hotels on
the night before election that they
might have a color Of claim to resi-
dence in the distric.
Being challenged on residence they
swore that they resided in the district
They were not in the district the day
before and they are not there now.
Having served the disreputabfe purpose
for which they were got together they
they skunk away.
There is nothing original IN the cole
niza.ion trick. It is an old resort OF
desperate politics. Republicans knew
that they could take voters out OF
heavily Republican districts and use
them In close districts, but they did not
resort to the uaclean thing. They took
their chances in fair fight
Every one OF these colonists and every
man who had a hand in the job should
be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. The purity of the ballot should
be preserved at any cost. 1.-THE public
authorities will not take hold there will
be no scarcity Of private contributions
to create fund Of any size that may
be required.
It must be made plain that the kind
Of politics resorted 10 in this matter will
not be tolerated in this community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

Dovoncr goes to Congress- by 1890
majority over Howard, Dayton by at
least 1920 over Wilson, Huling by s.
500 over Anderson, Miller by 1000 oVoE
Harvey. I.ator returns may increase
tho figures, but they Nro largo enough
10 show that Wcst Virginia went for
protection rs Maine in tho long ago
went for Governor Kent
Livery Republican will got his ccrtif-
cato of election, aud thero will DO no
contesta. Tho swOep is 10 great thnt it
would not have been worth while to re-
sort to counting out tactics. Tho vic.
tory is decisive and overwhelming.
Wcst Virginin will go into the noxt
congress with tho proud diatlnction OF
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TELEPHONE SuNDEns:
rs,.or,n, Room. sss.. Counting Room sas'
acknowledgement
wnEELINo, NoyEslnEn 8, 1854.
credit to Whom Credit Is Due.

CFeuIt " uuth SAiNss ~ 1880
The INrEL11GExcER is perfectly aware,
as every leader Of the party OF protec'
ton In West yirginia knows, that the
splendid triumph OF Tuesday is not a
partisan Republican victory. 1t is dis
tinctiy victory for protection won by
the united forces OF the protcctionists.
The Republican party bore the BAN
nee OF protection, but the protection
Democrats rallied to IL as tho hope Of
their country and their state, and made
possible the triumph which has amazed
and dismayed the free traders Of West
Virginia.
The aid of these protection Demo
Gratis came in all sorts Of ways. Some
Of them voted part OF the Republican
ticket to register protest against the
party in power. Others, desiring to
make their protest more emphatic and
to accomplish as much as possible for
the cause OF protection voted the full
Republican ticket.
What has happened in West Virginia
has happened elsewhere, and to-day
nobody rejoices more, or has more right
to rejoice, over the great victory for
protection than tho Democrats whose
patriotic cooperation made it possible.
Many of these voters have cut loose
from the Democratic party forever, and
the party OF protection cordially well
comes them to full fellowship.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1891,

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1891.
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m, on tho premises.
sell at public sale TO the highest bidder the tract
Oi land beautifully located n0at tho National
RUnd about four and nehalf miles east OF
Wheeling, comprising 5.915 acres, owned and
occupied by Mrs E[io Russell In her life timC.
There IL comfortable mud roomy dwelling house
and Stable on the premises md many fruit,
shade Nul ornamental trees. The right to Use
the two lanes adjoining the property will be- sold
with II.
This property itns becn SftbdlvIaed into three
parcels two Of them containing about one aero
and half each, and the other. on which tho
dwelling house stands, containing nearly threO
acres These parcels will DO offered separately,
and tho property will be sold III such parcels or
MS II whole. rs will be found most advantageous.
Al the same time and place Will be sold Il lot
fronting on tho National Road opposite Wheel.
Ing Park, and containing DIS OF m acre.
For the boundaries Of The Nbnv0 mentioned
parcels nnd IotS reference il mRde 10 the decree
ntOFCSRil, aud to the plat fled with the commits.
SiOnGr'S report In tho above entitled cause.
TERMS OF SALE:-OnC.third OF tho purchase
money, aud us much moro as the purchaser may
elect, In cash. tho residue In two equal Install.
mentS at one AMI two years from the day Of sale,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred IN.
stHllmeutR. bearing interest IRON tho day OF knlG
and The lilo 10 be reinincd until Tho purchase
money IL UNd In full and n conveyance directed
by the court Tho purchaser OF tho parcel upon
which the dwelling house STANDS Will he required
tn insure tho dwelling house in an amount 10 he
fixed BY the commissioner, rs further security.
W. r. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioner
J. C IIERvHY, Auctionccr.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given rs required By law by ", =. Hub.
bNrd. the Special Commissioner In the above en-.
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

The best ualve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistao.
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

CuAs. RYAN, druggist, Springfield, H.,
writea: Japanese Pile Cure is big
selIar and has given entire satisfaction,
except in ono case, which was made on
tirely satisfactory by your promptly 70.
funding the S. 90. Chas. r. Goethe and
W. W. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

having a solid delegation for protection.
Every man Of them is as solid on that
question a. Harrison, Reed or McKin-
ley; and every man Of them knows
what be vas elected for.
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TIE Register is bold enough to say
that it expected the result, but not
quite SO much OF 1t. and yet 1t encour-
aged its readers to put up their money
on the other side Of the question. This
Is the way to make yourself solid with
the people who are deceived by you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

AFTER tho smash-rp Of 1892 there
we're those who remarked that the Re-
publican party was so routed that it
could never get itself together again.
1t is so easy to 20 wrong about these
things.
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Fifty dozen hemstitched, silk en-
broidcred Null handkerchief at Sc
worth l2Ac.
Silk IIandkercIiefs, embroidered initial
one-inch hem. at zoe, worth Soc.
THE LEADER, 1920 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

No. 1859 Main street, ton rooms, furnished
and occupied by roomess; Will rent 10
some one that will buy iurnituro-"..,-...Ejg1g "
NO 29ls Woods street :; ~"
CnlnS, 500 per nnnum.
20 rooms. Main aud Twenty-frst street ."..--.----
No q Seventeenth u "
No, l0i Nineteenth w
No. 2l65 Main street. 4 rooms, both gases. y "
Building In rear OF 1901 Market street,. 20 W
Fourroomcd houses. Crescent Place. :........ ~
Fout rooms. both gases and bath, No. %
seventeenth stFcet"..... o......: II W
Saloon and dwelling, Martins Ferry. adj
Joining C. & r iepot."........,..... II W
Eight rooms, both gases, hot water aud a,
bath. No. l0l6 Main street, .........''.,,' q "
No. ~ SeventeenthS street. eight rooms, both
gases hot water md bRth .....,..". ?sgo
No. 994h Market street, three ro0mS........... y!
No, 80 Twentieth street. lVV
Store rooms Main and Twcnty.fIrst streets.
S. N md s0 W. $50,
No, 21Il Main 10 W
No, s6o2 Main street, three roomS..."......,.. bS
Two rooms southeast corner Market anu ii,
No. 81 Sixteenth street. 800
No. lis Seventeenth street""..,...... ..".... w
Building corner Twenty.fonrth and mar
kct streets lately used as a carriHE'
factory.
No. aSl7 chapllnc street, two rooms -.....u.. 10
No. 9}h Market street, both gHseS.... ~ W
No. GGS Alley D.".. ~"
No. 2d5t Chapllno street, store room aud
dwelling. u
No. %06 Jacob street
No. !9l0 jacob StEeGt.... .........' '''''
NO. lj!7 ChaDltno street, Office room. ,..'..' e"
FOR SALE
1OO.Acrc Farm. valued at g. 900: will exchange
Three scSes elghtsoomed brick house on NA'
tlonNl road. "a miles west OF river, S!,Q0J.
Real estate oil every description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

HAS the Register discovered what
American wool ia worth2 For one
thing it was worth good manyi.thou.
sand votes against the free trade ticket
in West Virginia.
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Mn. WILSON'S British friends will be
shocked to realize how slight grip he
had on his district and his party had
on the country. Tuesdays landslide
dispels some illusions
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The Register comes out Of the cam.
paign battered out Of recognition. 1t
requires peculiar genius to 60 as far
wrong in as many ways as that freak OF
journalism went.
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Mr.. WnIrAKER's employees turned out
in the rain last night just to show how
much they think OF him, and a Dem.
ocrat headed tho victorious column.
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Thou burden oil all songs the Garth hath sung,
Tho retrospect In Times reverted eyes,
Thou metaphor OF everything that dies,
That dies ill.Starrcd, or dies beloved aud younS'
And therefore blcSt and wise
o, DO less beautiful, or he less brief.
Thou trnglG splCndOr, strange ana iull OF rear!
In vain her pageant shall the summer rear!
Al any mute signal leaf by golden leaf
Crumblsg tho golden year.
All, ghoStly ~ remembered Inirth, the tale
OfSummer'6 bloom. the legend OF the spring.
And thou, too, lutteteSt an impatient wing,
Thou presence ret more fugitive and frA!l,
Thou most Embodied thing,
Whose very being is thy going hence,
And passage and departure NIL thy thcmei
Whose lliG DOH Sill splendid dying Se0Ln,
And thou ut height OF thy mngnlAcenCO
pigment and dream.
stIlled Is the virgin rapture thNt was juno,
And cold Is AuguStS painting heart OF iirci
Ana In the EtOFn.disrunntlcd iOreSt'chOir
For thtnd own eIegy the WiHdSattune
Their wild aud wizard Tyre;
And poignant grows the charm Of thy decay,
The pRthOS Of tiny beauty and the sting,
Thou parable OF greatness vanishing!
For me thy woods OF gold and skies OF grey
With speech fantastic ring,
-WttLfAa WATSON.
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BRAxroN county gives less than 500
Democratic majority. The Democrats
said that something would drop IN
Braxton." Seems to have been their
majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

ONO county doesn't take the banner,
but 1t shows the greatest gain for pro-
lection of any county in the state.
Wheeling lives In Ohio county.
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THERE was no special reason for Ohio
Republicans to get out, but they got
there just the same. They were eager
to get crack at tho party OF free trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

Mr.. CLEVELAND aud Sfr. Wilson and
the rest OF them were mistaken about
what tho people wanted. Tho people
wanted something else.
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"REpuBncAN Doodle" must have been
as plentiful as air to accomplish all
this, and tho purchasable voter must
have run up into tho millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

CABELL county elects the Republican
ticket. Lewis likeYiSe. Nothing was
safe Egainst protectionIst assault last
Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

Richie county increases her Repub.
lican majority to over 700. Richie is
great country. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

Mr.. CLEVELAND will look around for
something for Prof. Wilson-probably
for a judgeship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

CArrA,H DANFoRD, of the district over
the river, made a fine campaign aud de.
servea all he got.
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All. shostly - remembered lnLtth, the e.. tale

HOOPS sarsaparllla, acting through
the blood, reaches every part OF tho sya'
tom, and In this way positively cures
cAtarrh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-08

HmL Is wiped oat and Cleveland "a
finished BY one stroke.
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THEY must have Grape on the door
over in London.