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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
YOU should not use "tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that2 Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive.
the more original you make your ad-
vcrtisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your an.
nouncement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by yeXing his or her eyes!
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TREND or TRADE.

Moro Mills Starting than nr0 Closing, hut
Rcductloniu Wages Lessen tho rurchaS.
In; Power OF Those nj Work.
New YoRK, March 2.-R. G. Dun &
Co.. weekly review Of trade says:
With no more definite information
than u week ago regarding the outcome
OF financial revenue disputes, perhaps
more people have come to tho belief
that the end will answer their wishes.
Certainly rather more are taking linn
itcd risks in business, especially in
stocks.
More works have resumed or increased
hands or hour3 than have stopped or
reduced, but numerous reductions in
wages continue to lessen tho purchas-
ing power OF those ut work.
In all branches Of tho WOODEN manu-
facture tho demand is yet far below the
usuul mark, but is somewhat improved
in wOrstcds and dress goods and loading
mills have been taking wool quite
largely, so that in thrco chief markets
the snlcs have been 4,S9S, 200 pounds for
tho week against 8, l9S, 200 last year, in
part because scarcely any foreign wool
has been imported for months and sup
| plies are short.
Continued weakness appears in prices
OF metal products, Notwithstanding
some increase in actual business. Pitts
burgn offers steel bars here at l.l5,
which is only cen: at the mill. Plates
ut lbs ut tIdGwutcr and beams deliY-
cred here at l.35. Moderate orders for
cast pipe have been placed and some
large structural contracts with orders
expected. Even in the Pittsburgh re.
zion little over hall the forco is en-.
ploycd and only 81 per cent OF the Con
nellsville coke ovens are vet in opera
ton. a few more furnaces are in
blast. Southern pig is weaker and 1000
| tons southern warrants have been taken
| bv English holders, who now have 10.
Oi0 tons. There are heavy transactions
| in lake ore ut Pittsburgh, and it is aaid
that with ore at 81 10, coke ut S. cents
and wages reduced 20 per cent many
| furnaces can mako iron ut 4 profit even
at present prices. Minor metals arc
weaker, tin in part because OF the fall
in silver and disorganizcd exchange
and lend because OF expected lcSisln'
| ton.
The most encouraging feature OF the
weeks record is tho continued decrease
in number and Importance OF failures
For the third week OF February liabili
ties thus lar reported are only s., $50, $40
For the past week the failures have
| been .26i in tine United States acIins
20G last year.
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FAILED IN INSURANCE.
He Could Not Stand tho TorrIblo
Test aud Was Rejected.
FAMILY HAD TO SUFFER.
why 1t Is So Many Men aud Women
Arc NCjcCtcd IN Their Applications
for lIiio Insurance.


81 have been refused insurance, and
nv fanilv must sulIerw
Tho srn,kor w,s Il wall Lro,., r,ow.
~ , ,ro|%o ""' |'' ""o"" nun"
DOT Vi luz "hoo """ LeaTAoF EAChahRo
Of New York.
"You don't mean 10 saw that tho com.
Many han ,,rryod m ,ro,i ,.,, oIiorIr
~ -, -. 50" va " p'"1'
eSc'"''iicu MS lFlehu IN evident aston
ishmCnt.
"Yus," wag tho sad rcnly, ",ho med
ion, oxouiror h,, ro,o,,oL ,nnin,, mn
'."i ~ ''',''"e' ""' 'Op0'''N "S"'"'' NV
anu now my plano Tor providing ior
my wife and children are all destroyed"
Tho terrible sipnillcancr of thia moor
mara tord;,io, "a, ,,o no,,o. .,o,;yoI
l'''' w ''''o' '''''",T'
ny lcloFt'uS 10 INC statement recent!
mnde by,Dr Lambert General Medical
Director of tho Equitable Lilo Assur-
HncG Company. In explaining why SO
many applicants for insurance arc daily
rejected, he said:
ave reject lG per cont OF tho applicA-
lions made to us for l!fo insurance, and
have saved tho Ontire expense Of this
medical department by tho rejection
alone OF applicants who have diseased
kidneys, and who have died within two
years after | rejected them"
Tho startling importance OF these
words cannot DC too widely proclaimed.
Tho fact that such anawful condition e&-
lists in this land should arouse thought.
ful men and women TO sense OF the
great danger that threatens them. Such
cGsCs can DO found on every hand.
Mr. Edison L. Weston, wcll.lnown
resident OF Port Henry, y. Y, recently
said: "Some years ago | suffered from
pains in my back and throughout my
body, but thought it nothing serious
until about that time do.ired TO obtain
q life insurance policy, and OF course
had 10 undergo n medical examination.
My application wns promptly rejected
by tho doctor who pronounced it n
badly developed kidney disease My
case was considered dangerous, and l ut
once looked around for the best euro.
| decided what that was, began taking
it, and am pleased to say | am to-day
Il well man. and the doctors say so, too,
for since then, without any trouble,
have taken out life insurance policy.
| The medical examiner pronounced me
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AN avn UL FATE.

4 Negro Murderer md Abductor Of
Women Skinned Alive, While one OF
His Victims Builds n Fire on Ills Head.
BAnDouRsyILLE, KY. March 2.--It is
reported from Harlan county that Lon
Tyc, the negro who murdered Miss
Bryant, near Williamsburg about 4 year
ago, has recently visited Harlan county,
where he kidnapped farmers daugh-
tor and kept her secretcd in, the woods
for some time until q party OF hunters
found her. They waited his return,
when they caught and tied him and
proceeded 10 skin him alive, and before
he was dead the girl built a fro OH his
head and he was roasted alive.
It is said he confessed the murder OF
Miss Bryant and that he had taken
three other victims in Kentucky and
Tennessee and kept them i'll the Same
manner he had the Harlan county girl
until they died for want OF shelter and
protection,
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TENRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of q deed OF trust made by Francis
L. ThOlCr TO me ", trustee. dated July u, 1888,
recorded IN the office Ui the Clerk Of the County
CuSrt OF Ohio county, West Viu;Inlh, In Deed OF
IrINt Book no. y, pngc !23, | will sell ut tho
north front door OF the Court House OF said
county on
SATURDAY, THE 3lsr DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
CommenCIngn 10 O'Clock u m. tho following
dc'Cribrd property, that IS to say:
So much Of 10. numbered one hundred and
twcuIy.uinr, situated on The cast side OF Market
street, IA the Filth ward Ut the city OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Nirgtuiu, rs fronts twenty-five
itct aud ono Inch on the said east side OF BRld
Market street aud extends back CAstwRTdly to
tho alley called e, and being the northerly Quo.
third part u raid lot one huadred and twenty
nine. together with all tho buildings or Eppur.
tcHuurCS erected thereon or belonging thereto.
Also the south three feet Of lot numbered one
hunaIGl md thirty, In ChApllnc aud Eolf'S nd.
ditlon 10 said CITY Of Wheeling. Ohio county,
West Virginia. snid piece OF ground fronts three
feet on the cast side OF Market street, between
TwCnty.sccOnd mud Twcnty.third streets and
running blck OF equal width to the eastern
boundary line Of saldlOt 49, being tho same two
pieces OF property conveyed 10 said Francis f.
Thoncr by ". V. uoge, trustee, BY decd dated
july n, 1855.
TERMS oF<ALE:-Ouc-thIrd and as much more
Us the purchaser elects to pay In cRsh on tho day
Ut sale, tho ORancc in two equal lnstRlmCntS Of
twelve and twcnty-iOur months. notes bearing
iutcTcN; from the dag Of sale TO be given for tho
deferred payments.
W, II. lTLLIEr AuCtOnvpr mrl
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ni'KhSEl> PRISON,

lie Isn't Treated as "a Fnvorito, but Eats
Prison Fare with Other Convicts.
SING SING, n. Y. March 2.-This
morning when the convicts in Sing Sing
prison were marched from their coils to
the lower dock, the last man on the line
was John Y. McKane, with his hands
resting on the shoulders OF horse thief
from New York. Mckanc, with his
companions, filed into tho large break
fast room and sat down on rude wood
en- stool. In front OF him was tin cup
with q pint OF black coffee. made OF
burnt bread cruats, and two slices OF
unbuttered bread. This was McKunc's
first breakfast in prison. As soon as
breakfast was over Mckaue was
marched to the clothing shop, whore he
was placed under an instructor who was
to give him his first lesson in cutting
trOllsnrs
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TRUSTEES SALE.
.rNRUSTEE'S SALE.

by virtue otthrcc locd' ofttust nAic bywIllIam
~ trustee the frat dated April II, ISIS. recorded
In the OllCC Of the CLERK Of the County Court OF
ohio county, Wosl Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust
li1uk 40, y, pnge |, the second dated July Q,
1855 recorded In aid clerks OillCc In Deed Of
Trust Book No, q, page lJO thC third dated
august - 800, recorded In snid clerks OticH In
Deed OF frs, Hook 80 n, page y. will sell nt
the north front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
County on
SATURDAY, THE ?iTn DAY OF MARCH, 1891.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock II III, tho following
described property that II TO say; Fart OF lots
numbered three aud sixteen In Kline aud ST..
fels GtAndvicw subdivision In the First ward
OF The city Of Wheeling Ohio County, West Viz.
Rn!u, thai Is to say So much o. the lot No. ] In
said subdivision ~ lies Within tho following
boundaries, ln.wit' beginning at tho south.
ives, corner OF said lot, running thCnco north.
wnrdly with tho west line thereof 5! feet moro
~ less tn the SOuthcrly Hue Of tho road rs now
used; thence with the southcrly and westerly
lines Of the road as now used 10 where tho sAmO
interScCE with the south line OF said lot thence
with tho said south line westerly TO the place Of
beginning,
Also SO much OF lot No Ii In said sub division
RS lies south " II linC RUNNING parallel with tho
south line OF said lot, which II extended Ia N
straight line will intCrScct the west line OF said
lot 40 where tho Southcrly iinu OF tho road a.
now used intur,rCts said west liuC.
The tito 10 said property Is believed to be per.
feet but selling ~ trustee ! will convoy only
the tito vested IN me by sOii deeds OF trust
TRIMS OF SALE:-0Uc,thitl and rs much more
day " sale. tho balance In two equal INSTALL
mrnls Ut one ma two wears, notes bearing inter.
est from tho day Of sale 10 be given for thc do,
icrrcd payments, tho title TO DO retained until
payment has been made IN full
W.. " COWDES, Trustee
W. II. uGLLER, AuctinnCpr trlD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
THE SILVER QUESTION.
Few Hopes Thnt Another 1ntornn-
f tIonal Conference
WILL Be HELD AT An EARLY DAY.
Tho Attitude OF Foreign Countries
Dlscouragcs tho ldcn-rhn D!scour.
aging Iicmarlis Of tho British Chan.
ccllor of tho ENclcqucr-Vicws Of
Silver Nlcn IN Congress on tho
Situation.

WAsniNdroS, y. c., March 2,-Nonc OF
tho silver mon OF tho house OF roprc.
scntativcs expressed any surprise when
informed OF tho diacourncing rcmarEs
OF tho British chancellor Of the cxchc-
quer, Sir Vernon IIarcourt, on tho out
! look OF the roasacmblinG Of the none
tsy conference. Representative Nc.
Creury, oil kentucky, who was a dele
gate from tho United SLatos to tho con.
ference, said:
THE outlook does not indicate that
an International monetary conference
will be held this year. Thoro is, how
eyer, growing feeling in Europe in
favor OF the enlarged use OF silver. Eng
land has boon in favor Of gold mono.
metnlism for number OF years, buE
there aro many nblo men like Dir. Bal.
four, Sir William lloldswUrth, Sir Henry
hluCey Thompson and others, who favor
International bimotNllism. England has
blocknded tho way more than any other
nation aud presented MI International
agreement for many years, but believe
there will be after while such de-
maud for international bimGtallism that
another conference must DO held at
Paris or Brussels. But it is probably
impossible that 1t can assemble until
several leading countries OF Europe in.
dictate desire Tor the conference"
lie WIS moro confident that under
this administration the Initiative would
not be taken by tho United States.
Representative Bryan, OF Nebraska,
said: Those in this country who arc
opposed 10 amy further use OF silver in
the United States except by international
agreement are awaiting England's con-
sent. This dispatch indicates that Eng
land does not intend to join us. Speak
ing for myself, have not expected Eng
land to lOin so long Ns she is SO largely
a creditor nation and therefore inter.
ested in tho appreciation OF gold. am
in favor now, as have always been, OF
our legislating for our own people with.
cut regard to tho wishes or threats OF
other nations, and hope the American
sentiment will soon DO strong enough
to enable US to establish our own stand
ard and provide sufficient money for
our USE"
30 you think that this government
islikely to propose another conference"
~ have not seen any indication oil
such action. and there seems to be no
encouragement from abroad
Senator Allison, another delegate to
the last conference, read the dispatch
with the comment that he had known
all the time that the United States
would not propose another conference
Representative Bland said the action
OF England was immateriRl. He be-
lived the United States should stand on
its own feet. ~ never took any stock
in this inter. ional business" he
added ~ bolis it is all humbug."
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FAEMrl!-YGs. South Dakota furnishes
an excellent field Tor diversified farm
ing. Wheat, corn, barley and flax arc
produced in abundant quantities and
find ready market at good prices,
while tho cost OF production is much
less than in the eastern states. Stock
raising and wool growing have become
successful industries in South Dakota,
where thousands OF acres OF the finest
land in the United States can be secured
Mt reasonable figures and upon long
time ior deferred payments. Further
information will be checriully furnished
FREQ OF expense by addressing join r.
PoTT, District Passenger Agent, 4SB
William street, Williamsport, Pa.
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THE APPROPRIATION ELLIS


Will now Occupy the Attention of the
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March Tho great ap.
preparation bills will engage the atten-
ton OF the house now that tho Bland
silver bill is disposed OF. There arc four
appropriation bills now on the calen-
dar, an unusual advance at this time in
session. Mr.. Sayres has now ar
ranged TO begin on the fertilization bill
this noon and to follow it with the pen
sion bill, the District OF Columbia bill
and sundry civil bill in the, order
named. These measures have the right
OF way without special rule, and their
consideration will proceed from day to
day until all four are passed.
Mr.. Sayres counts on passing tho for
tilicNtion bill in about an hour, as no
anticipates no opposition. 1t carries n
TOTAL Of about S5,0O0,0O0 for seacoast
batteries aud various Notifications.
The pension appropriation bill which
Gomez next carries about $l5l, O00, 900.
This measure is likely to bring out an
animated debate OF the bill on tho pom
sion system. The total OF the bill is
Sl5,0OO,00O less than the appropriation
last year.
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cArr. j. s. .s,rlrlI DEAD.
An Old Pioneer OF Marion County Dies Mt
tho Ago or Ninety Years.

An Old Pioneer OF Marion County Dies Mt
tho AG" OF Ninety Years.
Special DispNirh 10 he IaieIigeassr
FAnmoSr ". Va, March Capt.
John S. Smith diod very suddenly to-
day at Has Il. III, Mt his residence near
this place, Of paralysis. lie alto supper
ny usual yesterday, aud upon attempt.
Ing TO leave tho table was stricken and
did not rally. Captain Smith came TO
Fairmont in 1872, whRn there werc but
thirty houses hero, and whom tho place
was known rs MiddctOwn. lilo was
born In Fayetto county in 1904, aud hRd
he lived until March %, would have
boon ninety years old. llC was the old.
est man In this county. lilo was twice
married aud tho father OF twelve child.
rcn seven OF whom survive him.
Captain Smith has been mOmbor OF
tho Presbyterian church for sixty.iyo
years. lie helped 10 organize tho Pres.
bytoran church Of THE place, tue scs.
sion OF which he has been an honorcd
member since tho church was organ.
izod. Tho funeral will DO from tho
Presbyterian church on Sunday at .
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Flanagan, OF
Grafton, who was pastor hero for many
Npnru
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PKINCESS COLONNA
Arrives IN Cnlifnrnin-h Guard Keeping
Watch Over Her Children.


Arrives in Cnlifnrnin-h Guard Keeping
Watch Over Her Children.
MONTEREY, CAL, March 2.-princcss
Colonna, with her children and suite,
under tho guardian eye OF John W.
Mackny, jr., arrived here last evening in
private car. A suite OF six rooms in
the Hotel Dolmontc awaited thcm and
IN hour after their arrival tho princess
and her friend Mrs. Simpson, together
with MIR. Mackay and Philip i. Clark,
OF ST. Louis, took dinner in tho main
dining hall. In the suite are four scrv-
ants and well built individual. who is
said TO be one OF the most accom- plished
secret service gentlemen in the country.
Il is his business to keep IN ever watch.
iul eye OH the three children lest they
be spirited away BY the tactician OF
Italy employed by Prince Colonna. Mr..
Mackay suys that he will remain with
his sister constantly until tho danger is
over. 81 came TO California" said the
princess, Tor complete rest after the
worries and auxietics OF the past few
months. l shall make the Delmonte
my homo ior the present, visiting my
old friends in San Francisco occasion.
ally"
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of Ohio County Real Estate.

By virtue Of decd OF trust made by William
}. lchOls. 10 me us trustee. bearing date Oh tho
2l dag OF February. lS9i, and nOH OF record In
the Clerks office Of tho County Court OF Ohio
No 81 on page ). bwll sell ut the north front
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county. West
Virginia. on
SATURDAY. THE 50 DAY OF MARCH, 1891.
commencing ut 10 o'clucl; H. IN. the following
described tract OF land, IO.wlt: All that certain
trHCt or pasCel Of land, situated in Trladclphia
district, OHIO county. West Virginia. and adj.
Joining the town OF West Union. and known US
4 part OF the David Jones farm. and bounded
and described ~ follows: beginning at n stake
near = maple and IN or near John Trussells
line; thence north lOI' west 5L6 poles TO d
stake thence south So east u poles 10 a
stake; thence north G}Lt east 2L9 poles 10 n
stake; thence with lines OF lands OF Margaret Z.
Henderson. south 800 east A@ poles; thence
south ~ east Il poles; thence north ll' west l
pole thence north Sit,' east - pOlesi thence
south hSi3' east poles; thence south II east l.
poles; thence south - west 10 poles; thence
leaving said lines md with the line OF lot north
lHJiS west poles; thence south SUI west Ill
poles TO the public road; thence with said road
north CD' west AS poles thence north 70o west
: poles; thence north So west ~ poles;
thsncS south So no wet z poles GSn ed lsay
the place Of beginning, and continuing seventy
one acres and Scyenty.Rve poles. more or less
This being the same property that WAS conveyed
10 tho said William J. EchOls By J. S. Jordan, as
special commissioner, by deed dated May 81,
1872, md now Of record in the Clerks OuiCo OF
the County Court Of Ohio county.
TERMS or SAb.:-Onc.hRli Of tho purchase
money and rs much more us the purchaser may
elect to pay In cash on day OF sale. the balance
In two equal instruments ut one md two years
from day Of sale. with interest from date Of sale
interest on second deferred inSinlincnt payable
annually, said notes Daing secuted by decd OF
trust on property COnrcycd. The title 10 the
abcvc property IS believed to be perfect, but
selling rs trustee WILL CONVEX such tito rs Is
vested In ne. JOHN E. DUNLAP
!nlO.s TruStce.
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a WOOL MILL CLOSED

As n Result OF the Mysterious Disappear.
nnce OF One OF the Owncrs.
HILISBoRo, ONO, March 2.-The large
wool mill OF James ElIiiritz 4 Co. has
been closed on judgments taken by
three banks for about $4,000. This was
brought on by the mysterious disap-
pearanco Of J. S. Elliirtz, tho senior
member OF the firm. His accounts here
appear 10 DO all right and his absence
can be accounted tor only oil the theory
TINT nc mas been murdered.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, BIZ more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative eiIGctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you will Ho'
accept any substitute il offered.
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.Sp'ria! Diipaich 70 he In'diiJ.b1r r.'
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March The
residence OF DR.. Blunkonship ut Conlrat
City was entirely consumed by fire, ut
3 o'clock this morning, the family hay-
ing a narrow escape from peinG burned.
Scarcol amy OF tho furniture was saved.
Loss $1,000; insurance 81 900
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pitcher nIcNaSb's ylcnn Dead.

PIrrsBUEG, Pa, March Mrs, Louies
Rockwell, the actress shot by Pitcher
A1cNabb, Wednesday night, at the
Hotel EiIel, died at 4:4O o'clock this
morning. Her husband was notified
yesterday, and lett California ior This
city at once. McNC Nb'sb ody was shin.
ped to his old home ut Mt Vernon, Ohio,
last evening. The funeral will take
nl1ce TODAY,
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The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, te.tar. chapped hands, chilhlRins,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively curea piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satlsiac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. Ills
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"l'vE tried all sorts OF blood pur.
ifiers," said an old lady to cutter .
"snd YOU can't persuade me that any
other Sarsaparilla is as good as AYERS y
There's whore she had him. She knew
that Ayers was the best-and so did
no, but it paid him better 10 soil n
cheaper brand.