Decatur Eagle, Volume 12, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 29 May 1868 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. FhlUAl. MAY '29, 186 S. r— t —-— ■ ■ —• Local & Miscellaneous. New Advertisements. Hardware, &c.—A. Crabtis & Son. Dry Goods —Crabbs, Moses t & Rice. Report—ll. B. Knoff. Union Pacific Railroad.

Preaching.—Rev. M. S. Morrison, President of the Methodist Protestant Conference, of the State of Indiana, is expected to preach at the M. E. Church, on Saturday evening and Sunday, June 6th and 7th. Church Dedication. —The Bap tist church at Monmouth, was dedicated on last Sabbath, iu the presence of a large congregation. Eifler Stevens, of Fort Wayne, delivered the discourse, assisted by Elder Edmunds, of Vanwert, and Elder Barber, the pastor. Interesting Article. —We have fjuite a lengthy and interesting article from the pen of Messrs. Crabbs, Moses it Rice, entitled J ‘Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing, Ac.” This is a subject of no little interest to the people in these times of high prices and little money.— They handle their subject in an able manner, and we ask onr renders to give it a careful perusal. The Hardware Tradl.-t-Wc call attention to the advertisement of A. Crabbs & Son., in to-day’s paper. They have received large additions to their stock recently, and are now prepared for the Summer trade. On and after the Ist day of July next they will close their books, and positively sell for < 'ash only. This will be a material benefit to buyers.

New Grocery Store.—Frank Miesse wishes us to say that he is Opening ont the largest stock of Groceries ever brought tp this town, which he is Selling lowere than any other house. ’ Having a dopted the cash system he will sell for Cash onty. No credit under any circumstances. Country pro duce w’ill be taken in exchange for Groceries. Frank has good cos fee nt 25 cts., sugar at 13 cts., and suit fish at 6 cts. per pound. Everything will be kept on hand usually found in a first class grocery. • s Call and see for yourselves, and remember the terms —great® bargains for Cash. Hon. D. Studabakkr.—Welenrn that the Hon. David Studabker, of Adams county, has consented to the use of his name before the Judicial convention, called to meet at Fort Wayne on the 6th of June, as a candidate for the Comman Fleas Judgeship. Mr. Studabaker is a gentleman of the strictest integrity, and occupies a prominent position as a lawyer. The nomination could not he conferred upon a worthier gentleman, or one who could bring more legal erudition to, or reflect credit upon the dignity of the Bench; and there is no one that we could more cliecrfully support. The above complimentary notice is taken from the lliihtingtoh Democrat. Mr. Studabaker's friends here endorse nil the Democrat has said, and would be much pleased to see him receive the nomination, if it cau lie honorably secured for him. Ba oil al Convention.—The Radicals of this County held a Convention last Saturday, nominated a County ticket, selected delegates to attend their Congressional Convention, at Union City, and resolved—at least Dandy Jim did, to his satisfaction, that he Would “jine the Dimocratic” party if they would permit him td Im? tied connubially to a female Africanus, or something to that effect, €tc. The attendance, as usual, was Very slim—a corporal's guard, and ■went about their business as if performing a very discagreeable duty, and was devoid of any enthusiasm whatever. 'Fhe following ticket was noim in a ted : Calvin T. Dor win, Treasurer; Thos. J.-Hillianl, Sheriff; - m - D. Turner, Comr. Ist Dist and Tigblman Rawky, Comr. 2d Dist The above is our report, after several days dilligent inquiry, and if incorrect we will take pleasure in rectifying any mistake we may have made.

The Herald of Heath for June is largely given to that most important subject which has received so little correct attention and proper treatment, “The Rearing of Our Children”— a subject so fraught with deepest interest, 1 that many talented persons are spending their lives andgnoncy in foreign lands in preparing themselves for the benefit of our children. Miss Peabody, who writes on the Kindergarten Schools of Germany,” is among that number. Mrs. Horace Mann teaches “The Care of Little Children the Editor discourses on “Our Children,” and Mrs. E. Oakes Smith tells of Rocking Cradle” Its other contributors are A. B. Street, Mrs. L. F. Fowler, H. W. Beecher, Dr. Feet, Phoebe Cary, Mrs. D. 11. Prime, Prof. Browne, Mrs. Dr. Gleason, etc. —a list equaled by few contemporaries. 82 per annum ; 20 cts. per number. Miller, Wood & Co., Publishers, 15 Laight Street, New York. Two Horses Stolen —On Monday night two horses were stolen in the neighborhood of Shanesville, Ohio, from a Mr. Bevington and McCaleb They were ttaced to this place, by following the truck of the horses, where the trace was lost. The pursuers, however, proceeded to Ft. Wayne, and the surrounding towns, leaving a description of the horses. By this means the thieves were recognized and taken into custody at New Haven, Allen Co. Messrs. 1). Casto, of Willshire, and H. Guy, of Shanosville, hearing of their arrest proceeded to New Haven and took charge of thieves, and reached this place on their way to Ohio, Wednesday night. The thieves are both young men, who gave their names as John Stopher and Joseph Gilbert, and claimed to reside in Dekalb Co., Ind. It seems that they took to the woods near the old Reynolds farm, Tuesday morning, carefully concealing their horses, ana got tjjeir dinner at Mr Sipes, a farmerin that neighborhood. Tuesday night they were overtaken by the rain near the farm of Mr. Mallonee, in whose barn they took shelter. The flashes of lighning revealed a couple of saddles, which they appropriated, and proceeded down the river, crossing at Muldoon's Mill, and were finally arrested as above stated.

The Sechet of Success. —The Palace of Fashion at Fort Wayne is daily growing more popular and meeting with more favor with the masses, and the question is asked hy all why is it ? A few hints to the secret and success will suffice.— First, no old Fogies arocohnected with this company; 2nd, they carry one of the largest stocks ever seen west; 3rd, their style of business Suits the masses; 4th, they* arc the only company in the state who conduct the clothing business in a fair and rcn'onable manner ; they have but one price and ask no more than the goods are actually worth, and the only firm in the United States who guarantee their goods as represented, in writing. No man, woman or child, can be deceived at the Palace. Some old croakers argue that the little catchpenny shops can sell cheaper because they do not advertise. Now ask the more enlightened mind!; The Palace of Fashion sales run • up to 8200,000, per year, at 10 per cent profit: They rvlcerfise, Their i neighbors, the best of them sell 820,000, at 40 per cent profit. ] They <loiit advertise. They have no set price, take all they can get, | guarantee nothing. Now readers it j is for you to decide whom you will encourage. We advise all to I give them n call. It is as much ■ amusement to stroll through their ’ Palace as it is to visit a Circus or Museum. The chairman of the Grant convention says that “The bonds of| the United States ‘are as sacred as the graves of her soldiers.” The soldiers that repose in those graves received pay for the blood in green- 1 backs. The bondholders demand pay for their shoddy in gold. Here, according to the Jacobin convention, is where thesacredncss of the thing comes in! Chicayo Times. _ • - . An express train on the Indianapolis ami Jeflersonviile railroad was robbed of 897,000 on Wednesday—no particulars.

Representative Convention., Pursuant t.o previous notice the Democracy of Wells and Adams counties, met in delegate Convention, at Newville, on Saturday last, for the purpose 6f nominating a Representative to represent the two counties in the next General Assembly of the State. The Convention organized by appointing Wm. G. Spencer, Chairman, and J. G. Smith and A. J. Hill, Secretaries. F. A. Jelleff introduced a resolution fixing the number of delegates that each county should be entitled to in the Convention, and declaring that each county be entitfet to the representative alternately so long as they remain in the same Representative District, which errried. Adjourned for dinner. Upon re-asseinbling Dr. McClory moved that a majority of all the votes/cast be required to make the nomination, —carried. N. Burwell moved that the Convention proceed to make their nomination, and that the delegates I vote byballot,—-carried. The following candidates were announced: J. R. McClery announced the name of George McDowell, of Wells. f F. A. Jelleff announced the name/>f J. R. Bobo, of Adams. Jonathan Garton announced the name of J. G. McClory, of Wells. J. V. Geary announced the name John G. French, of Wells. I F. A. Jelleff moved that the chair appoint two tellers to canvass the votes —carried. The i Chair appointed ,S. M. Daily, of I Wells and G. W. Bryan of Adams. ■ The following is the result of i the first Jjpillotd McDowell 13; Bobo, 18: McClory, 5. Second ballot: McDowell, II; Bobo, 19; McClery, 6. Whereupon the Chair announced that Mr. Bobo was nominated. James Daily of Wells, moved that the nomination be made unanimous. Adjourned.

Washington ment—Congressional—TaxBill—Grant Speculations— Cabinet Changes. Washing Ton, May 24. 68.—The man agers, acting as a committee of investigation,- have propped a preliminary report of the testimony taken, and the general work done by them since the vote on impeachment, together with a recommendation affecting their future course. The committee will hold a meeting early to-morrow, and will decide whether the report shall be presented to. the house for its ti£t:on to-morrow. A majority of the managers now here are thought to favor the presentation of the report, and on the action of the house will depend greatly the future course of the committee. A special meeting of the managers was held to-day. at which John McGinnis was preliminarily examined, on account of the urgency of the business calling him away frqm the city. His testimony. related to private telegrams which have passed between Washhington and New York. » The senators and members who attended the Chicago convention returned to-day, and will furnish a quorum in both houses of congress to mbrrow. There is a general disposition to hurry up business and effect an adjournment on the 15th of July. The officers of the national republican executive committee will meet here this week, to discuss plans of the campargn. M. ClafKti, of Massachusets, is the new chairman, and Mr. Willian E. Chandler, the new secretary of the committee. It is understood that Gen. Grant, will not immediately reply to the official notification to be made on the 26th inst. of his nomination by the Chicago convention. His formal letter of acceptance will appear in the course of the succeeding two weeks. The committee on ways and means intend to press the house to consider the tax-bill this week. It is the most elaborate measure ever considered in congress, and a great deal of discussion has already been had on sections relative to distilled spirits. If the senate finally disposes of impeachment on Tuesday and acquits the president on all the articles, the first act of Mr. Johnson thereafter will Im?, to restore Mr. Stanl»erry to office as, attorney general. Other changes in the cabinet are also promised by the president's confidential friends, at the earliest practical moment - nil m e— I —■ l ■ - • 1 A Boston match manufactory paid the Government 81°0,000 for one cent stamps this year- • $

BUSINESS NOTiOSS. Don't fail’to, visit Shoaff’S J Art Gallery, in the Key Stone Block, Fort Wayne, Ind. Blank Deeds. —Wc have on hand a supply of Blank Deeds.— Justices of the Peace supplied at reasonable rates. Magnolia Water. —A delight ful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. Indianapolis Herald.—We will furnish the weekly Indianapolis Herald to all subscribers from this time forward until after the Presi dential election for 81. Send in your names gentlemen. W. S. Wood, Manufacturer of Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Ornamental Gilt and Plain Gilt Imitation, Rosewood and Walnut Mouldings. . Cord and Tassels, Picture Nails, and Looking Glass Plates. Old Frames regilt equal to new. Engravings, Lithographs, etc. No. 132 Calhoun Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana. vlln2syl. A. J. Erwin, ,11. Oper ative Surgeon. Rooms opposite Keystone Block, Fort Wayne. vlln2syl. Shoaff’s Art Gallery, in the Key Stone Block, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Open to all. Admission free. American BusincHs Inwtitiie, Fort Wayne, Indiana. — This Institute is located in a thrivingyoung city that gives the student all the advantage of citv life without the increased cost attend- ■ inga residence in a large city, and i the course of study is so thorough | and complete, that when once a I person graduates at the establish--1 ment its Diploma alone will be a sufficient guarantee to insure him : a situation as Book-keeper, at re--1 munerative prices, and enable him ■ to fullv understand the details of all manner of business. The Institute is pernfan6ntly os tablished. No vacation. Consequently students can enter at any time. For particulars, Address

H. 11. LIPES, vllnllyl. . President. XfFThc publ ie are respectfully solicited to call and examine our stock of School Books and I Stationary. Wrapping Paper. Wall i and Window Paper, Blank and Miscellaneous Books, Bonnet Boards, Memorandum and Pass Books, Gold Pens and Pencils, Pictures-and Picture Frames. Pho tographs and Photograph Albums, <fcc., &c.' KEIL A BRO., No. 2, I’hamix Block, Fort Wayne, Ind. vlln2siu6. Valuable Town Property for Sale.— Two lots, sit naßjiu the Town of Decatur, with a good frame dwelling house, good frame stable, smoke house, good well and cistern, fruit trees, grape vines, Ac. The lots are underdrained and the soil in good eon dition for gardening. The. above property will be sold cheap.® Terms easy. For further particulars call at the Eagle office. vllris2tf. United States Patent Agency. —-Wc would most respectfully an ndunce to inventors and patentees, that patcnt&for new inventions can be obtained through our agency. Arith facility and dispatch, as we have a branch’office in Washington. We furnish all kinds of blanks used by inventors. Believing that our extensive experience in the patent office at Washington is a sufficient guarantee of success, we most respectfully solicit your patronage. H. F. WILLSON, Office over Hamilton's Bank, Calhoun Street, Ft. Wayne, lud. vllul7yl. 11. V. B. Spencer, Attor ney at Law. office formerly occupied by Jenkinson A Spencer, opposite Keystone Block. Calhoun Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Prompt attention paid to all business entrusted to his care. ▼Un2s.tf. Goto Shoaif's new Art Gallery, in the Key Stone Block, Fort Wapic, for your Photographs

SPSCiAL NOTICES. Frightful Prophecies Concerning the end of nil things are made by religious enthusiasts; and-on the other hand, philosophers insist that the centre of the Earth is a mass of fire —that the poles of the Earth will one day be at the Equator, and that the Sun is gradually fading! Talk like this is very-terrible; but pending such wholesale calamities, it will be as well for each merqber of society to take care of his or health, and leave the rest to Providence. The end comes prematurely to all who neglect the preservation Os that inestimable blessing. Sutler liver diseases, dyspepsia, chronic constipation or any other ailment to take its course unchecked, and it will assuredly shorten life. — It cannot be said that the means of protecting the system against the predisposing causes of disease are withheld. The constitutions and physique of the least robust may be so strengthened and fortified by a course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS as to render them all but invulnerable, not only tq the attacks of epidemic disorders, but also to the Ordinary complaints which prevail in all countries and at all seasons. If the immense importance of protective medication were uni vet sally understood, this incomparable vegetable antidote, which is already the most popular tonic in the world, would every where lie classctllfniong the staples of life, and no family would -dare to be without it. The time may arrive when this will 1 e the case, for every year adds hundreds of to the list of those who t:so it.

COM ftCIAL. Decatur. markets, — / Oorrooted v/Vocltly. Decatur, May 29, 1868. Flour, bbl 813 00 Wheat J white bush.. 225 “ red, “ 215 Corn,.. ; ... . . 65 Rve,. 1 00 Oats 40 Potatoes.' ...... 1 75 Butter, 1b 20 Lard 10 Eggs,.- _ . 10 Feathers,. l)0@60 Hides, green tt> 6 “< drv, 10 Salt, p bbl . 4 25 Hams. fit 18 Shoulders, ... 15 Bacon, 15 MAIKR & OKAITE, -nr.it.Fns r.vWa’ches, Clocks, Jewelry, [ sn.vtn: .i.vj> ivahe. | Gold, Silver an 3 Steel Spectacles, Columbia Street, vllnfilyl. FORT-WA VNE, IND. " ytygyiMii’ZHii ii i wmu—tn: , Base BaU, Firemen, I Military, Political ANb GENERAL SOCIETY GOODSOs all kinds, can be found at the Palace of Fashion ■> . AV, 1, K jitt'M ninck. mr. Cblunl-ia 4 Ch/Aovti FORT WAYNE, IND. banners, I n I form*. Hats, Base Balls, j, ’ Regalias, Andjeverything in that line {can be had by calling at A. i M. NJRDLINGEB. Send for circulars. prompt-, ly attended to. - . El. W. SHACKLE! , —MANUFACTURER OF—CARRI.WES BD WAGSIS, FftO.Vr STREET. DECATUR, tNDIANAv Repairing andllorse-Shoeingdone at short notice and on rei*onable terms. paid for Oak and Hickory spokes. Tlln2Rtf. License Notice. Notice is hereby given to the citixens of Washington township, in Adams County Indiana, that Andrew Sorg will ! apply to the Board of Commissioners of > said Adams County at their next session ; to be held at the Court House in the I town of Decatur in said County on the < first Monday in June IHtil*. fora license | for one year to sell Spiritous, Vinous, • Malt and other Intoxicating liquors in less quantity than one quart at a time, in the basement story of the building situate on the following dcscribed premises in the said town of Decatt r to wit: . Commencing at the north east corner of inlot number fifty nine in said town, thence running south weM-at right angels with second street fifty feet thence sduth east parallel with second street twenty two feet thence north ea«t parallel with the first described line fifty feet to second street, thence north west along second street twenty two feet to the place ofbeginning tobe ussdas a beverage on said premises. ANDREW SORG. May 15, IN®, fiw

NEW YORK COLUMN. THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Cfl, Now building a railroad from Omaha, across the Rocky Mountains, to make, with its connections, an unbroken line between the Atlantic and Pacifiic Ocean, have just published A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP. It comprises full information in relation to the FORMATION OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. PROGRESS .OF THE WORK—Topography, Character of the Country, and Distances along the Line. AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES, TIMBER. MINERALS, ftc.—Farming and Grazing Lauds; Silver and Gold; Timber; Coal; Iron; Mineral Springs, now The union pacific ifeutß “ROAD IS BUILT.

BRANCH AND CONNECTING ROADS. '■*-3’he Idaho, Oregon and Puget's Soundk The Brunch to Montana; The Denver and Central Pacific. RESOURCES FOR CONSTRUCTION. THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE ROAD. ANTICIPATED BUSINESS AND PROFITS OF THE COMPANY. THE WAr BUSINESS—actual earnings, THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANYS FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS—Their recurity and value; Principal as well as Interest Payable in Gold; Are the Bond-s-°ecure? What are they Worth as an Investment? &c. * This pamphlet will be sent free by addressing the Company, No. 20 Nassau street. New York. A limited amount oi the First Mortgage Bonds. Principal and Interest payable in Gold, are offered at par. Full particulars in the pamphlet.

’ ’ ”"T ’ ’ ’ '- ... i . j I I I "MHT I I’KUI’AKATIOIVS! ‘ EVERMT—TiIes Them! ' EVERYBODY—Uses Them! EVERYBODY—BeIies in Them! i EyERYBODy-Recouiineiifls Them! “t'osfar's” Exlemiinators. For Rat's, Rordies. Ants. <tc. "Costar's" Rfd-Rug Krifr. A liquid--Kills— “sure thing." I - — *-■- ■ ■ ' — - ■ . "t ostar's" Insert Eoirder. For Fleas. Moths, Insects, I’■ . ■ • ... • ~~- "Costar's" Corn Kolrcnt. For Co’-ns,' Bunions, &c. ‘'Costar's" Ruchfhorn Satre. For Cuts, Burns, Bruises. &c. "Costar's" Bishop Rills. (Sugar Coated) Dimer Pill. "Costar's" Cowrh Remedy. For Coughs. Colds, &c. "Costar's" RiHer-Street and Orange Blossoms. Beautifies rhe Complexion. Makes the Skin fresh and fair. • F’J.DAw'!! Imitation*. »ne Genuine “TOSTAR'<”Mjmatnre. ttn 1 Xh*. k *pt by all DKI'<M»ISTS. B«T*<i no ? -nt hv mnii on rvroipt <»f prim, any three SI.OO size* b> Express.. pc*y< for »*itht by Kxpcve*. Address HEXRV R. COSTAR. 434 Broadway, K. Y. Cta?“For Sale by T. T. DORWIS &. BRO., f -AGKXTS ATDecatur. Ind. Wholesale in all the Cities and large towns ift the U 4 8. 91.000 REW ARD for any ease which ‘ Dr. RICHAUS GOLDEN REMEDIED fail to cure. AU unfortunate sufferers, from whstever cause, who may apply for it, will have a Circular sent tothem . free, containing a description of these . wonderful medicines, and the diseases ! for which th'v are pecuGarlv a lapt»l. |by Dr. D. B. MCA ARDS. 22» Variek ( street, New York. Um*.

NOTICE TIL FARMERS, JOHN MEIBERS Wishes to announce to the farmers of this county, that..bo is the authorized ; Agent for the sale of the CELEBRATED BUCKEYE BEAPER, MOWER, AiVD JE3T A.W ZK W I Parties wishing to buy are requested I to give him a call. 'j Ware Rooms at his obi stand, on Second Street, Decatur, Indiana. vi int'>iu2. John meibers. SI WHIT CITV WOOLEN MILLS MAXUFACTCBE

Cloths, CaHHlmeree, Tweeds, Flannels, Satinets, Jeans, Blankets and Woolen Yarns. ■> 200,000 POUNDSIOOL WANTED! FOR which we will pay the highest rates in cash. Wo will pay cash far Hard Soap and Lard suitable for greasing Wool. AVe have a large assortment of goods of ouY own manufacture only—the style and finish equal to Eastern manufacture, and superior in weight and quality—which TVC offer to those who have WOOL to manufacture or exchange, mid nt Wholesale and Rptml. Our, fa- , cilities for custom card!ng. spinning and fulling are such that we can execute it promptly. Having steam as well as wader power, experienced workman? and low prises, we hope not only Ao retain th;* patronage heretofore received, but to extend our bdsiness. .. ’ Wool for sale,'or manufacture, should lie in good condition, and for carding and spinning free front burrs and thoroughly cleansed, as no work will be warranted in those departments if the Wool is not in good order. „ FRENCH, HANNAH S. CO-.

vl2n7ni4. Fort Wayne, In<i. HEW MGOH HAMGE I SHOP, IN : WIiCATt; H, I API AX A. j —— , JOHN KINC, ; A'n.vo'.svfs to the citizen* of Adams i county and vicinity, that he is now j re- ■ parol to put up WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, I SLEIGHS, SLEDS. \ ■ and anything In my line. None but the \ I best seasoned stock used iu their con- ' ■ struction, and all work warranted as j represented. Give me a call. I kinds of repairing done to order on short notice. SIWP—For the present at the old Chris. Movers stand. vlln2yi. JOHN KING. FOttT WA YIWE HOOP SKIRT FACTORY, . No. 91 Columbia St. Hoop Skirls in He» Styles, Made of the very best material, chrnpcr than ever, and will be Repaired Free of Charge when broken. <'ORSF.TH, mi Immense Stock, Chckpev anti Bi-t'cf than the Choo pest. Every Ciusot Warranted all Whalebone. DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS, an entire new stock, well selected mnl rich. ... LADIES UNDERCLOTH, a complete stock. PARASOLS, a full ffne. NOTIONS, WORSTEDS, anil other articles too numerous to mention. Will be sold cheap, at the i HOOP SKIRT FACTORY. JOSEl’ll BLACK. v!2n7yl. Proprietor umrJ.A’it. p. n. m'cplLoch. ASH & Meet LLOCII, -TiEALEItS ISMES, HARDWIRE, 6USS, Sash, Xailf, Fumirhiiiy (iovilr. and FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Also, Manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron W, .Vo. 87 Columbia Street, Tort Wayne, Indiana. The best Coal Oil and a complete assortment of /.am}>i always on hand. vllnllyl. ' - ’

DAVIS & BRO., BOOK BIXI) EKS, •A.TU’XJ Blank Book Manufacturers, •Vo. 25 Calhoun St., Oppotite Court How, K)KT t9\tr.VE. i.r». Particular attention paid te County work. o lines. Music, and old Books, bound, and re-bostnd in any style desired. CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SECURITY BY STATE LAW. $•2,000,000. ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY CINCINATTI, OHIO. AssettsJuly Ist, 1867,---$1,168,699 3«. The stock of this Company is eidusively ofcued and controled by active businc* men with a view to their own security, and to insure prompt and bus-iness-like adjustment of lessee. DAVID STVDABAKER is th# Ayent of this company, at Deoatur. R. S. PETERSON will make Burkeys and contracts of Insurance for Mr. STWanakse '~ l ’ wk bn railed open. vliaTT