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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-09
Prices Low. Liberal Payday.

AS Administrator of the Estate of R. S. Page have
large collection of Personal and Real estate TO Close ont
have also Real and Personal property of my own
which have concluded to offer prices which will sell it.
Below find partial list. Besides the items herein
named are large number of miscellaneous articles in the
line of Household Goods, Farming Implements &C., too
numerous to mention.
think an examination of the property will convince
any candid examiner that if anything wanted in the line
of goods offered he make it for his interest embrace
the opportunity to purchase Liberal of payment
given on approved paper.
Park Sa sSS9 ecu" North Hyde
Hyde Snf Fef ND @ distance 9SnG S" R sog g6s n au 9 8
5
500 year. q" WIN" p'' Will Dull "
v Sr fsl as 7aT Eden s Park S s2a dn 9Ssp fa
hO @ place desrsd Ou'S 0 same sap p'nS
sell I SSSG % % Sf T p PLACE richly worth $1,000 wi"
o R s 1 in @ s a 5o
@ Ro nd s ym RsI To BE-
5 the purchaser Price fro" 500 sss'"E
D 4ty 7 5 as T 5. lot M Van %
a for @ meyer bad T @ @ a U%d mat within two
@ SfP R d 9f ua @
as Hs aR sss 5 5 sp
tubs draw tubs all good cOndon and the pasture said the best
tools, for $7OO-OO down, the balance 50
CT Land situated Greenfield containing
Terms $50 annually p"'' '0'O '"" 0 "-'
sa sc: Buggy coed
practically viii sell for
been onS a al % s S 5 side lamps pole Never has
opeE0rse Lumber Wagon leys condition, fitted
Buckeye Moving Machine fors
One Hay Tedder will
One 2IIorse Dump Cart will sell for $40
One 1Horse Dump Cart will sell for SIS
One Cheap Express Wagon, will sell for S.
One Ames Plow Co. Swivetow will sell for r.
One Barrows Steel Moudboad Swivel Pow, will sell
One Acme Harrow, pole and seat will sell for $780,
One Swivel Plow, will sell for 800
One Light Pony Buggy, will sell for 2OOO
One Barows Flat Land Pow, will sell for 800
81 a This s salt has been ng used W ns
s Parties yin be
rs @ @ & new
quality fnefnish woed sleigh fully l25O will sell for
ssSSss;Hs sS:S 's9ss5 e. a. ~
One carload cedar shingles, just price
harnesses, 1000; 1horse lumber wagon, $780,
quantity of hay belonging to R. s. Hages estate
One Driving Harness, 500
nag In addition to the above Coal
ing Stoves both secondhand Wheebarrows Scales
Piano. Secondhand Remington Typewriter Copy Press Window
Blinds Secondhand Windows Marble Dust, Calcined Plaster
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-09
[Copyright, Louis Klopsoh, 1894

lCopyrlght, Louis hlopsch, lS94l
HONOLULU, June 1S.-The chamber
lain, come to invite us to the residence
of the ex-queen, had suggested II
O'Clock that morning as the best hour
for our visit We approached the wide
open doors through yard of palm trees
and bananas and cocoanut, and amid
flowers that dyed the yard with all the
colors that a tropical sun can paint.
We were ushered into the royal lady's
reception room, where, surrounded by
a group of distinguished persons, she
arose to greet us with a cordial grasp
of the hand. The pictures of her hardly
convey an accurate idea of her dignity
of bearing. She has all the ease of one
born to high position Her political mis-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-09

a Nln0lCaUlOn.
There's no use in carrying joke too
far" said a Washington man to a New
Yorker. Philadelphia isn't nearly as
slow town as we have been led to be-
ieve
"You think so?"
''To be sure. was over there the
other day. They use 1894 calendars the
same as we do. Washington Star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Pines Altos district, AMI the fortunate die.
cover~r is William D~r-y. The new dis-
covery 70 about mile and half nor'h.
wes, frum the Houston a lhomas mines,
On the Hear Creek slope. The ore 10
found In n conglomcra,e qusrtsits, sam.
ples shown the silver City Rn,.rprire
mining editor run away up In the thou.
sands, free gnld making up . large per.
centag- ~ the mass ~ ore. AZ the prop.
crty Ia developed II will bs described
from time Ia tine In our mining columns,
Yesterday afternoon Judge Collirr
granted an injunction restraining Col. 7.
Moore and his war party from further
interfering wi,h the construction and OPP
Grafton II "a" Hun, Hcs,wood ferry At
Cochi,i purhlo, aud cited them IN appear
before him IN the 18th To- show cause why
the injunction should me-, be perpetual.
Colonel Mnc and party made . gun
play on Mespr-. Hunt and Hestwood q,
the la,,cr'u ferry las, Wednesday after.
nUnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

VIVA, has becomr n the hill for the AL.
mission uf New Mexico ~ p state. which
the democrats assur-i Us should bycome
= Law ne s"oa ~ they W, into rnwrri They
have hrrn IN absolute cuntroi ~ all de-.
Iaiimeu'r II ia" government ing enough
io dirgust all parties, to parnlyyr all cur
ia luStrlcH, and work up the biggest ~.
Artluu that The country ever Witnessed,
and So ~ the mid-, II all this confusion.
'lis wreck e Inlitical MISTER aud crush II
political h"p"s, has anyhuiy hcarl, N
response 4" the vigorous and repeated
ku", kIugs " New Mexico. anything thA,
sounded lkc "conr ia" The statehood
h,ll -,"rs Ia u" thurug ~ lost IN the
general a. krt aud while his rNccllcucy
.ar Governor. II writing rruclamati"nS "f.
.ru.. ,rv rls fur nrHrly everything rlre,
wuuidn'i II hr n gurd idea - offer u re-
Nnri fur the return II this Ill Some
'uug lkr the following NIGH, hring II,
tKN DOLLARS REWARD
III" ah"vr reward will br paid out ~
auN convict Labor n, they p"ni,rniinry not
",h"rwis" appropriated. tur the return Il
th"-. headquarters " sirkly little fellow
commonly known AS "S'at"hwd BIN
when last seen h. Was making love Ia ia,
democratic party. She ir Sani /" have IN
hiu IN her hnsnm, AMI II ~ feared hc hal
ahpls,i down II hc can Lee recovered
uot '"o much d"c"mp"r'-l oh" recognized
thr above named reward viii l." paid e.
his delivery I" the underr,gn-d.
TunRNruS. q.
! \ proclamation ike that would h+ RICH
IA the governors present lin" If hurincrr
aud would show the people tina, he II try
iug tu lu something
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
rmx ,Ru,.,r,oN co>.n:s~

The place for holding the next session
Of the Inter State Irrigation cnng,rsr.
which IN Ia assemble this summer. ha-
not yet been hx"d The matter IL leh
with III" executive committee, appointed
10y the cnngr-s held las, summer Ia lrps
Angeles. AMI there ARE only 'wn ci,ics
competing for the prilr-lhnver AMI Al
bnqurrlue-And whatever IL sring dome
Ia press the claims of Albuquerque IL
being dome 10y her friends on the outside
ra,h., han 10y herself This IL very
humilia,ing confession 10 make on behalf
II n town M ru'-rprlring as this place il
supposed H. be-, aud has really t@''n. IN
the past. hut there II no way Ia ESCAPE II
in the present instance. Here ~ matter
that would be- the means II bringing Ia
us many hundreds of visitors AMI gnd
deal II money, besides giving us grand
lyrrtiHem.nt all over the country, ami
yet w. have irraird It 90 far with almost
absolute indifference. The matter IL re-.
garled by Dsnvsr one uf sufficient inn
making an active effort tn secure IL. and
il il certainly M important I" Alhuluer.
uu- ~ Ia Denver. We don't think our
people arr any less energetic ar enter.
prisiug than heretofore. hut tho trouble
IL. we lack organization. W. ought Ia
have bnarl Il trade ar chamber nf com
merc.. ar something &c that sort. +" give
attention 10 matters IL ihis character. aud
tab" tn. lrad in such rff'r,s az I'll. "ne
now required IA long ms the CONNER.
cial club gave attention Ia such AHA IN
the work WAS well done. and there was
No Necessity for any other organization.
| but now We ought Ia have IA board al
trade, for things nf this character ARE
coming up all TIA. time, and the hes, in.
! ter-s,s IL the town demand that they
should have attention. A few publ,
spirited individuals ARE always ready ,c
give freely IL their tim. and their money
when the public g"d requires, and that's
we'll enough as far as 1t gncs. but II
dnesu', count like organized action, W,
have made Albuquerque what il in To.
day 10y all pulling together. and W,
should M, permit ourselves Ia grow "u'
/ nf that habit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
rurc>xs.Gss sC.ND>i.

Tn. Cleveland administration ir the
brief space 81 it, present existence has
already laid the foundation for one Of the
worst government scandalr We ever hal
IN tn. country. The readers of THh 'Ir-
iEKs probably notice, now and then, items
IN the public press In regard tn certain
defective armor plate" which has been
supplied tn the government for some Of
it's new war ships Well, an investiga-
tion 81 this matter has shown Il t0 be
very scAndalous transaction. and were IL
not for the efforts 81 III. administration
10 keep I, covered up. and the fact that
public attention is just now largely en-
gr,ased with other matters, the srmor
rln,a .candal would be talked about
everywhere. The story. In brief 10 about
"A follows; A contract was let by III"
government Ia the Csrnagie iron works
fnr the plates for some 81 our new war
vessels, aud amer a large number of
thee, had been used ths navy depart
men, discovered that much Of the irnn was
defective, aud the plates practically
worthless for aiforiing protection To the
vessels upon which they had been placed
Secretary Herher, made sn investigation
of the matter and ordered tina, the
PENALTY provided In the contract should
lie imposed apon tho Carnag'c company
for ia base work. This was . fine Of
nearly half Q million doll"~--snd when
Il i. rern.mbered wha, serious c"hse-
uueuces nigh, ensued Ia the government
through the use Of sh"idy armor plates.
n viii r.adiiy be seen that the offending
com any was getting ID ''eheap enough"
Bu, Mr., CarnAgie sought On interview
with the president a little while ago.
about the time when the chances II the
,.riif bill lacked very dubious IN the s"n'
! s,s-and just about the same time the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Tux cleaner says, "TmK ClruHs il in


Ink Cleaner says; Tax CITIZEN ~ In
favor Of organizing a new county out
of uortinn. IT western B-rnalillo and
Valencia counties. We commend THE
CITIZEN for tnis. but there are good
many people in Albuquerque vho
lack this progressive spirit and when
the time comes they exert themselves
10 d.frA, any measure that comes ny
in III. Legislature for the cstAb
lishm.nt ~ such u county" II the
Cleaner will closely investigate Il will
discover tina, ii was Gallup and Valencia
county men who defeated the summit
county hill two years ag".
PRnslpxSr MCBRlpH, IL the United
Miners, announces that 10000 workers
In the hl,uminous field ARE nile, while
oul, "A. 900 are a, work and he prcdic''
victory for the strikers, On account ~ TIE
growing scarcity II coal for industrial
purp"S"s
TnH prcsen, national administrators
objects IA saloon Keepers AMI bartender
ma ,.,.,mast.rs. Aud this II u d.mocrat
!. A,lminis,ia alton, The wave II morality
..e,ns ~ lie Al high tide in the nation
capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

country was surprissd ty The, aunouucc.
men, tina, Andrew Csruagi.. On. N the
grcai.At hen-hciarire ~ the pro,rc,iyr
principle. had b-come convert ~ the
Cleveland tariff reform policy. AMI was
using HE influence. with srna"rr IN favor
of passing the WILSON hills and another
remarkable feature IN this series "f coin.
ciIcnc- IL the lac, iha, simultaneous with
CarnAgir'r conversion 'u fr'" tirdr, eau Q
al orlrr frnm the president reducing the
fine Tor the h"gus plate, f,m nearly half
million to tile murr than n hundred
thousand -anl the is"l'l" began ~ ~,
this And tia, together aul draw runclu
rionr II IL barely pursihlc tia, the re.
mission II the tine aud the conversion al
Carnage jus, happened To- ~ ready Ia
mai.rialiE" NJ the same time, hu, II viii
always lr imlri-ihi, IT, uakr It"upl" lie.
lirvr that the one didn't have any thing
to dn with the other
The New York Herald says that II Ben
jamin Harrison had done what GruNc'
Cleveland hnS donr IN this matter. Their
would have hrcn an uprar all over th'
country. Aud who IL Gruvrr Cleveland
pray. mat h. may d" with imprnity NJ
act that would work III" general cnndem
nation. II not the impeachment, uf = lSet
ter man IN The saiur effect lie arI~Ar
! to a., upon the idea that he wAs "lrcic,
4 tn hc the government IL the Cnlic'
! States, not merely IT," president, Tui
their IL nothing IN any u ia" great div
sinnz If thr government executive, leg
islativr ~ iuliria tina, b" H"c,ns tn ~
CARL ~ At all beyond h.s ri,r,ga'ivr no
durs hr seem ,n trouble himself IN ia
lras, nhou, the character of means h
employs to accomplish his ends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
uOaAs>s. ~ OF.

New MrNirn IL just now doing NOR"
than any other political division Of TIA"
country g. solve the tramp problem. and
she II working !, ont ou the only practi.
cal linz" When the approach II ia" d"'n'
otratic free trade policy rarHlyh'd ""r
wood industry, and ia" Inauguration If
lnr Cleveland gold STANDARD Inlry ruin.
Il our silver industry. - i""pl" dId not
TAX" tu ia" ru"d ~ trampa nor fold their
bout. o"i .it down III discouraged idl"'
urrs. hut ~ -,pl az they recovered some.
what frum Tia" sinck they said, "If gold II
q" d" kuE we'll g't gold, ani gathering
'ugrtitrr their prospecting outfits they
i"tuuh tlwm "lN"r 4" ia" mountains ana
the result ~ such succession nf gold
discoveries ~ the territory never wit
ur-s,l hrrr" NJ ia" present rate at
ynnEr'ss. 81 ia" men thrown uu, of work
y IA" closing uf ia" SILVER mines will u"
ADJ" t" mud rnpl"y mrut equally profit
able ~ the gold camps, before the rluSr
Il the present year.
From all quarters Of III" territory comes
the sam" general report. Of operations
h"ing commenced N quartz leads ard
placer fields heretofore unknown, and
venues II rrii'thl" occupation thus he.
ing opened mp l." large numbers II men
Ia" camps ia th.- vicinity. IN which We
,r, more Immediately .ntrrestei. are
growing IN Importance every day, and
10" stimulating effects Of their develop
mrut will very snu hrcom" apparent IN
th, hus,ur-s aud growth + the town.
ar the metropolis aud commercial cen.
trr"S,rd ia the development nf every
camp IN New MrNiro. aud in all northern
| ~ Ioua A. we'll. hu, she naturally feels n
more direct interest IN such camps a. Co.
rh.,i and Hell canon. which arr ~ near ~
,n hr nlmos, within our own suburbs
! Il is not strange, therefore, that the Hat.
trriug sm"lt"r returns received from
! SHIPMENTS IL CThti ore should u" W.
rrivrd with pleasure 10y the people Of the
town ~ matters If direct personal in
,rr"r,. or ,ha, the packages of "duSt'
AMI nuggets which ar. now coming
regularly from He'll canon should have
An encouraging effect upon all the enter
| prircs "r the town,
! A bottle full ~ gold dust, which tht
owner hns washed out with his own
hands. from the gravel II the neighb"r'
ing hills. has nm air II ,augibility abou'
/, which il rarely seen in any other Sor,
II properly, aud such prriuct1 contain
the pruIuiss and potency of permanent
lrosI ~r,y to the locAlity in which the!
are found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
DENsss. UatlAspAlb.

The Headlight says there is talk of an.
other railroad for Drmiug. and while the
project ia talk ut present. II gives
promise " s"pn becoming AN assured
fact The u"w line In to run north from
h.miug tu Alhulurrlur, connecting with
the prnvr: h Rio Grande there The
route uf the road. NJ now suggested, If
,a Hadlry. Cooks Peak, Lake Valley,
Hillsl"ro, An,mar Peak, Palomas. Chic.
ridr. Gran II, thence acr,~S the Magia.
lena forrr, and San Augus,in plains To
san Jose. nn the Atlantic Il Pacific and
into Albuquerque. The proposed rail
r., | would provide facilities for the rich
Black Range aud Mogollnn aiming dis
,rirts; in fact of the whole II Sierra coun'
~. Immense cattle, lumber. coal and
valuable mineral interests would also he
opened up. Chicago capitalists are ia
trirst,al IN the PROJECT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Tn. experiment now b.ine made with
n new conceu,ra,or In Water Canon. near
s,rurto, IL sah IN I've cont r,- success,
aud ,hi. being ~ the district IN quer,ion
will very ann bcrume me ~ the hest "
the many in tina, vicinity. hrrr are
vas, bodies ~ g"h or' in III" locali,y
mentioned, easily mined and easily treat.
~l. hut generally Il n grade ,"o low !"
warrant Transportation. What has been
r,-Iuir,d ~ make this ore available was
- cheap and practical m,th"i u c"ncen.
tra,inn. and tina, has At las, been found.
AMI " now working successfully. rut.
ting alou, ten toms into one, with NO AL.
prcciablr l"sS
This is n matter Il more impur,anc" to-
/ Socurro- anil ,o the territory "a, large
, than the coming IL new railroad. bc.
caun. a. We render our natural resources
available. and pu, our material in con.
! ition to b- shipped. the railroads will
come after IL s"nn rnnugh-and that II
Just what IL l-ing dome - n large scale
10y the enterprise alov. referred Ia
But II the sucnrrn experiment ia = sue
cers II mus, no, De- suplN~ed for mo.
m.ut that the benefits Il Il will b- con.
fined to that place, for there arr low grade
camps scattered all over the territory
which ARE Idle Aud non productive nj
present. because their pruduc's arr M,
r,ch enough a. bear hauling, but which
will znn rrHuuud with the hum uf indus.
try, and AHori steady employment IL
thousands ~ men II concentrating ON n
scale of ten t. one can Ice done 10y some
process tina, ran hr chcaply operated and
will not cnet tun much for the originA
plant. Both thea. me-its, We are told
are p"S-, Ss,,l 10y the process now being
tested near Socurro, and mining men firm
! that vicinity are very Sanguine IN 'hcii
. expressions regarding III" success nf the
. experiment.
while this il n matter that directly con
crrns N, whole territory, il il one IL
, which Albuquerque Ia especially inter
= cH,e,l. because We AT. surrounded will
low grade camps There IL ore enough
, u the arra IL country tina, may br see,
> from the town. Ia give regular employ
= men, Ia greater number of men thai
, w. have In nur entire present population
{ anil ". know As certain deduction q
= practical business logic, that this nr
N will ho taken ou, and this natural wealt
I utilized, just ~ soon M invent We geniu
= irviscs the method by which It can II
u done nj n profit. and without the risl
i II too grea, AN amount " capital, A sue
Il crsrfl concentrating process, that
Il cheap and practical-one that will enabl
Il us To handle our low grade ores a, prof
i means employment, for the people an
= prosperity for the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

THK settlement of the Great Northern
strike. which involved about 1000 men
along the grea, system. from ST. Paul To
Seattle. is u decided victory FOR the strik-
err The depression in the transporta-
ton business has influenced managers Ia
consider seriously the feasibility Of re-
ducirg wages in order % keep up earn.
iugs, interest and dividends, and the
market value Of railrnad securities. On
that account the struggle between the
Great Northern company and its employees
Was watched closely and the moral effect
will De to discourage the managers and
encourage the men.
Az adv.i ,isement II n contract, and "A
man should therefore exercise due pru.
denee IN wording II, Don't say anything
that the reader can inisconstrue. Make
q judicious selection 81 the strong points
Of your goois. and then impress them
upon the reader IN few but potent woiyis,
Make your display attractive, and above
all things select = good medium through
which 10 reach readers, II these steps
are taken. advert sing will be- found n
good Investment, for good ads sell goods.
THIS experiment Of making Indians Of
some good by eniisting them In the army
has proved complete failure. 10 long
80 the United States In willing 10 spend
millions each year supporting the red
men In hieness. just that long will all
attempts 10 make them useful fail.
THIS youth that ",hIough an Alpine
village passed" and carried u "banner
with strange device" would have been
spared his sad fate II could only have en-
countered a Washington policeman.
TmK city council will Investigate the al.
leg-i shortage Of the late city clerk AZ
the meeting last night the sta,smen, was
made by one Of the city officials that n
shortage existed. aud the finance com
mite. will examine into the charge and
make reports
sKxAroR woLcorT has ingratiAted him
self with the gold bugs, and their organs,
since he delivered his famous address
against "Cozeyism."
DHLHaArs JoskrH gives Il on, that the
house hAs agreed 10 vote on the New
Mexico statehood bill In few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
CITN PAINTING

At the meeting II the city council las,
night n proposition was submitted from
the publisher of TnE CIrlzKs regarding
the city printing. There were only five
members ofthe council present, and while
the hid Of this paper received every vote
except one democratic alderman Il did not
carry the necessary majority and was
lost. THK ClrIzsS offered 10 do the work
at little lrss than the legal rates. aud
the price In exactly wha, the paper charges
individuals A year Az" = mushroom
sheet. which las since disd, forced the
price Of the city printing Ia almost moth
ing. such papers have NJ conception Of
the cos, Of work. aud loudly pirate abou,
how eheaply such work can I've done, bu,
the community generally suffers in the
long run, because n q paper does work n
lass than cost, some one must make NJ
the deficit, The Democra, and CIrIEEs
have maintained living prices for legal
work In the city, aud believe tina, the
communi,! can well afford To pay such
ratee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Our democratic n.ighhor At santa Fe,
in referring e. the movement in England
for tn. dem MEDITATION II silver. nays
cleveland likes it," OF course he does,
h--suar it's English you know, and !, In
always safe IT, bet on his liking anything
that England favors II the cause Of sil
yer becomes really popular in that coun.
try. and is favored by the government,
you will tnd Cleveland po1iiis MS n ieade,
of the silver movement In the United
States. But the sort II men that the peo.
pie IL this country want As the champions
of their interests is not the sort who hav.
Ia wait and see what England does before
they know which she they are on. but
those who are always ready 10 stand up
for American principles and American
policies, whether England likes II or not
when our revolutionary fathers under
took Ia found this government they didn't
ask the advice or consent 81 any European
country in regard to what they did or how
they did IL. but proceeded 10 lay down u
policy of their own, without regari ia
European wishes or European prece,ients,
and Their. Ia NJ reason, not born Of toady-
ism. why W. should not pursue the sam-
line II policy, in our monetary system and
everything else.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
feit or a bridge,

Frank Peters arrived in the city on III
frigh, train lat" yest-riay Aftern"s
from the west with his forehead. jus
over the RICH, eye. badly cut. He sp
Ieal-d Ia Marshal Fluke and Ja,ler ~
Ter, and they fixed him up = room owe
the city jail. where DIR. winslow, the zig
physician, examined aud DRESSED III
wound. Peters states tina, he met viii
the accident cash cut clean to N
bone--by falling of a bridg. in the vicis
ity 81 Ash Fork, lie has some mOnsy
which he turned over tn the marshal. a.,
will remain in the city until the wound
thoroughly h-alssi AMI we'll,