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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20

boiling water. stir IL well. and LET II stand half
an hour then GIL The vessel with cod water.
and after stirring well again, allow tn whole TO
setile-aiier II baa become settled dip oul lie
clear liquid into barrel and fll the barrel with
cold water. and IL Is thru fl FOR use. Youpexi
proceed with syringe holding about a pint
aud half, aud throw the liquid with il ON the
vines IN cry direction, so rs TO completely
cover foliage, fruit and wood-his should be
particularly done when the fruit Is Just forming
and about one third The size OF pea and NAV
be Continued twice or thrice week FOR two or
three weeks-the whole process lor one roiwo
hundred grape vines need moi exceed half an
hour.
In order TO fully test the above, the process
ha, been pursued 10 some cases with only hall
OF vine, and omitted towards the other half i,
the result was perfect fruit on one where nbso-
lutte failure attended the other. Some persons
use sulphur in dry state, which Is thrown ON
with bellows suitable for the purpose, bui the
liquid preparation is lar superior and | blink
will prove that ne are at last complete masters
OF the mildew
Yours, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PRINCE.
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One half of Rose Isle for Sale.

n WISH 10 sell this valuable tract oil iano,
n lying on Tye River, in Nelson county,
bout 8 miles from New Market, (ai the juno
ton of I've and James Riyer) where there Is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat naPiga.
ton TO Richmond; in the neighborho9d there
are two first rate manufacturing mills Tor incur.
The half of the tract contains, by estimate, lo2o
acres, and in good repair This tract IS con''-
dered one of the hes; in Nelson county parilcu-
larly well adapted TO tobacco, corn wheat Inc
land is well watered and timbered, and erea'
deal of fine tobacco land to cut. There S
body of $50 acres of low grounds OF good qnai-
itv on the river, attached TO either halt oil ms
desirable place. The purchaser Will be allow
ed TO purchase either half OF this estate tihe
lower or the upper porton) as may best SUIT ms
wishes. IL is useless to give further descrP-
ton OF this desirable estate, as those wishhs 10
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. a.
ores, residing on the place, will shew the 'a"o
to any person wishing TO view it. am dispos-
ed to sell on accommodating terms, but a par
gain can be had for cash, or | would take ne
oroes in payment. Letters addressed 10 me or
DR.. G. A. Rose, in Ly nchbnrg will be promptly
a,,.nd.d N. LANDON r. CABELL.
Me- 1916
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I respectfully,
WILLIAM PRINCE.
From the Nsm England Farmer.
nDIS In HORSES


Mr., Editor. Among the many good and
u'eul things that are discovered, and by you
published, II would be Strange II there we're
not some hardly worth publishing, mud some
worse than nothing. Among the last, | think
may be numbered many oil he receipts for MI
ling bots in horses. Having hom my youth
been fond OF n horse, have psld much nirn
ton TO that animal and have long MICE baen
fully convinced that II wa foil, 10 wkge open
@nr with bnfs IN n horses stomach, believing
lhal there hss nothing yei been dseoeereo that
will hill them in the stomach without killing
the horse, should ALMOST NJ soon think OF
setting fire 10 my barn 10 Nil rats and. nice.
Many things which you have heretofore pub
lthea, think good, such Us bleeding 10 pr vent
Inflammation Yri think the most sure way
is To keep The horse free from ni,s.
Some wears since had very valuable mare
that WIS attacked with the bots, and 10 appeal.
auce WA very ia, gone. | set the following
trip for them. which more than answered m,
expectations. took Of bees.wax, mutton tnl-
low and loaf sugar, each eight ounces. pn, II In
TO one quart 81 new milk and warmed until all
was melted Thea pm, into bottle, aud gave
il just before the waa, &c. began TO harden,
About two hours niteI gave physie. The effect
was that The bots were discharged in Large mum
befs, each piece OF wax having from one o sir
OF eight Of them s'itkiug 10 II, some by the
head, but most by Their legs or hooks
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Certificate Of Phoebe Wilt.

was attacked during the last winter with
complaint to which had been more or less sub.
Jec. ior several years, viz +: the Bilious Chohc,
ana which, at this time, for four months was
uheommonly severe. In this situation applied
10 Dr John b. Howell, who put me under a
course OF his Vegetable Family Pills, in con-
junction with his Golden Tincture of China :.
The complaint was entirely subdued, and my
health perfectly restored in The course OF four
OF hye weeks. now enjoy my usual health,
and have had no return of my former com.
plant. pHTgF. WILT,
No 70, Arch street
Philadelphia, april 10, 1927.
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REMEDY AGAINST MIL
DEW ON GRAPES.
Linnen Botanic Garden, !
JUN q, 1929. {

Sn.-i now traosmit uthe remedy against
mi.dew, The effects of which have witnessed
so as fully toconyince me offs adequacy. Mr.
Samuel X Johnson, of Massachusetts, is the
ge nileman who first communicated TO me the
Information.
Take pint and a half OF sulphur and lump
of the best unslacked lime of the size of the
first, put these in yes ae Of about seven gal
Ions measurement. fettbe sulphur be thrown in
6rs,, and ihslims over ii, then pour in pail o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20
July 10th, 1929.

Plaster will have little or no effect in wet
land, in very dry weather, or when spfchd I'M.
mediately before heavy rains ; and il IT lies on
the surface mol acting, lis virtue is damaged.
Plaster. as top dressing on clover, has good
effect on almost any kind of land, or in any
weather, aud except in very rich land and lux
urant growth should not be omitted. One
bushel of plaster to the acre (broadcasD is a
sufiiciency for any kind of vegetable.
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lF'F8 TO
PHILADELPHIA, april 10, 1927.
Certificate of Cathurine ArJristo.

Certificate of Caharine Arbrisio.
oao complaint in my right eye, which was
unnamed and weak an ulcer dlschargng vel
low matter opened just below the eye, on the
'lgh' cheek; a surgical operation was pronoun-
Geo necessary by a medical gentleman, but
was not willing No submit to il. Ii this state
VI Inc case applied to DIR. Howell, who put
me me under course of his Golden Tincture of
en'na. in conjunction with his 81 Vegetable Fa--
m'ly fiis, which entirely supercedes the neces
''g Of snrgica! operation. TIE in9amma-
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TO MAKE CEMENT FOR BROKEN
GLASS.

Tako an ounce of isnglass, steep II in bali
pint OF spirits OF wine, for twenty four hours,
then let il dissolve over a slow fire, always
keeping it covered. or the spirit will evaporaie'
then take six cloves Of garlic, bruise them well
in a mortar. put them 10 linen cloth. and
squeeze the juice into the isipglass; mix all well
together, an keep it for use. ii being escelletn
to join glass ornaments, Gc.
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TOOTH POWDER.

The following il given rs the correct mode
Of preparing the celebrated French tooth pow
der, called P0udre Peruuienne. White sugar
81 grains cream Of tartar u, magnesia %,
starch ~, mace 2. Giuanamon g, sulphaie Of
qunine Tor qunia) g. and carmine grains.
All these substances are reduced into fine pow.
der, and mixed together with great care then
add four drops of oil Of roses, and as much oil
of mint.
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ihitiiis VI e. ittili,
Respectfully yours
Letter from Theodore p. II Ivo,on.

l1tEloI JIUHE IHtUHYFt . II. LyNEUNs
DR.. H0WeH-Sir. would inform you, that in
the summer of 1926, | was severely afflicted
with the Liver complaint, or something ap-
proxinating nearly to Consumption. | had
made use of different medicines for some little
time, without any radical alteration Tor the
bettek, when | was Induced by particular
riend, M rs l., TO make use of your PITS
AN did SO, IN conjunction with the Famil
Pltts, and in three or four weeks was perfect
~ restored to health, and have enjoyed it IN
unfortunately up TO the present lime. Should
these remarks be of any service 10 you, you
are at liberty TO make what use you think pro-
per OF them. Sincerely voE
THEODORE p. ii. LYMAN
Philadelphia, April 80. 1927
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Warren county,, Nov. l6. 1926

Wmren county, Nv It, 1928.
DR.. John B. HotoeH,
DEAR SIR-You have requested my opinion
on the character of your Vegetable Family
Pills In reply, am able TO slate, that have
made use OF them Tor number of years In my
own particular use, besides administering them
TO great number of persons under a variety of
forms of disease, and always with the happ:es
results. One particular and remarkable case
was that of Miss $. This lady was afflict.
ed, for pei iod oftwo years, with gIandular
swellings of very large size, which, after be-
ing fully developed, broke and discharged q
great deal oil matter, by which she was reduced
TO very low and weakly state. The approach
of the tumors was announced by pricking sen.
saion or itching on the surface, inia nation
then proceeded rapidly until they were fully
formed Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was 10 take one pill, and by The
use of The pills ioi twelve weeks, taking only
TWO week, the growth OF the tumors was ar.
rested, and their subsequent appearance en-.
tirely prevented after which she continued 10
mend and gained strength very rapidly. Pre-
vons TO this, she had been attended by yer,
respectable medical gentle man, but without Ell
fecl-and to the use of the Family PtHs alone
| do not hesitate to ascfbe her extraordinary
Tsstoratisn.
Another case was that ola child subject 10
fits, in which instance they did not fail to &C
compish complete cure. have exhibited
them in Dysentery Bilious complaints, DebIIi-
ty, and Organic arrangement, with very deci
ded effects, and feel no hesilat on in recommen.
ding them valuable medicine in the afo.e
SAID complaints, and wherever mild purga.
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesieem,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD.
L. D. II may not be improper 10 superadd,
that IN my own personal instance few weeks
since, suffered from nm attack Of something
like Dysentery, and found few doses of The
Pills to remove it eiiectaaly, unaded by any o.
ther means. J.F.
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1--WE subscriber, who is appointed agen, for
Il Virginia, has this day received large
supply of DR.. John Brassr Howelrs Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold at Phlladelnhia
prices. Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS.
Mr.. James Mckllloe, Richmnnd.
Messfs. Bragg, j Jones and co. Petersburg.
ofwhom may be had DrJom b towels W.
getable Medicines generally.
Howell DAVIES.
May H.
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NEW ARRIVALS.
Feb. ..

FHHE subscriber has Just ne ceived an addi
II tIonal supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
from the North, which makes his stock yer,
complete, and which he is determined TO sell
very low for cash Among other Goods just re-
ceived, are the following, VIZ:
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes aud other fancy Calicoes
Pink and blue striped Florentine, for panta-
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black PruneIlar, superior article for Geute
mems coats
yigooia Cashmere do do do
Super blk Bombazette for do do do
Jaconet, Cambria, Book, and other Muslins, ye-
~ cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few dog. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies Horseskin Gloves, Eighties
coorS)
Do pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag lldkis.
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian luck aud side Combs
A few bales "A brown Dome.es, as usual rery
loo
IA Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in afew days, lot of sup N
Orleans Sugars. Moiasses, u Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun and Spinning Cotton
HENRY ALLISON.
p S. The attention of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited to view the subt
scribers-Among which, is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade considered We
ry cheap at $l5-Also, one end superb black,
extra fine and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. II. A.
am offering my stock of Shoes, mhieh is &C.
neral at very small advance, with the inten-
ton Of declining Except ia very limited way
the Shoe business. Those who want will find
il TO their interest TO call on ii A.
May 81. tsS0
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May ! L.

q WISH to purchase female servant. VIII,
u is young. good cook washe,, &c &c
For such a one, a liberal price vii be gwen.
Apply al this Office.
June %. w3wo0
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TERMS.

IL For ana payable II a s.a ssn
will be discontinued (but at the discretion
s s9 inc ne Ediors) until all arrearase' are paid
rr Advertisements will be inserted at SO eents per
s,aae (Or ies the first time anu 81 G cont n "i ea
a,s -, their INSERTION the payment assumed by
G opr,g responsible PERSONA Lynehbnre,
r,bancery Orders exceeding two squares are in-
serted for six dollars.
u Alietters addressed to tho Editors must DC p0s'
:, "a or they will not be attended TO-
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LyncLburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike

Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike
Company.
EbURSUANr 10 an ACT of the last General
4 Assembly, Books will be opened foI sub.
>crlptnn TO he ock in the above Turnpike
company. on Monday the Ord day August next.
= The Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynch
bug under me superintendent of The follow.
ing Commissioners, 10 wit: balda Mcdaniel,
John J. Cabell Francis Merweiher, DAVID q
Mnrrell. Henry Davis and Howell Davies ; IN
the town of Paltonsburg, a, the Tavern ii use
of Eleazpr SweetaHd, under the superinten-
dence oil Jno. I. Anderson. Thompson Cruich.
field, Robert Kyle. Robert Wiley aud VIM.
Patton In the Town of Lexington, Al the
Tavern House of -, under the superin-
lehdence OF Charles T. Dofman, Jas. MDo.
ell, IT, Daniel Hoffman. Matthew White and
WIN. Stevens at Pedlar Mill, in the county
of Amherst, 1T the Tavern Hnuse OF Charles l.
Barrett, under The super,ntendence Of Ihos \
Eubank, fhos. F.. Pheasant, James Davis
Charles l.. Barrett and Nathaniel |. Manson
July o ia
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Soda w alter

zDHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now 10
- full operation :,
HE has also received small additional sup
nlv Of DRUGS g. MEDICINES, some OF which
are direct from PARIS and LONDON.
nv 7. ]. DUVAL
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Nf 0TlCE.-The subscriber having acted in
IN the character ofDeput, Sheriff for the late
Thomas West, Sheriff OF The county of Camn.
bell, from June, 1926, until April, 1923. and
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
officalfduties whilst aching in that capacity.
hereby notifies all persons having claims Or de-
mands against The late Sheriff, forlhe acls Of
said deputy totbring hem forward immediate
ly for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscriber individually.
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereby notified to present Them
without delay; as this notification will be
pleaded in bar OF all such as are mol presented
in reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May II. 3m77
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SYA4Lno

9skS7s s7sl3S Coaches between Alex
ssAss--.-s----.zttts- andra and Charlottss
VILE, announces 10 The
public that he has extended his line from the
iauet place 10 Lynehburg. This line is now
III complete operation, provided with good
coaches aud horses, aud under the direction of
respectable and experienced drivers II runs
parallel with the blue mountains nearly through.
ohl ITS whole extent. aud presents 10 the travel.
Ter scenery OF the most diversified aud mic.
'u'esque cast. The road Is safe and generally
good The Accommodations On the road are al.
ways comfortable and cheap and, AT some
places very superior. The distance hetyren
LFnehbnrg and Alexandra IS about 100 miles.
anu IS Inn over In three days, allowing one en-
IRE nights rest on the road. This line con
neeis Itself with the Western Stage, from
L'nehbnrg 10 Salem viii, h, n, The latter
phee, dteps into the line running by Ahbing.
don to Huntsville, dc. III Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus n choice of
routes 10 aud from Washington. The propre-
tor thinks tis route by Lynehburg preferable
II has, among other adv niages, this decided
one at allowing the weary aud exhausted irav
flier two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington II is believed that this Is tie besi
aud most agreeable route 10 the Sweet aud
Salt sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex
andtla ON Sunday at3 A NJ. on Wednesday >
L NJ aud mteIsecis the Richmond and Frede
fekshz * Stages nj Charlottesville IL leaves
Lynchbnre on Sunday and Thursday Mt A.
M and reaches Alexandria on the following
Thursday anu Saturday.
FARE.
rom Lynchhug 10 Charlottesville S6
Alexandria IL 10
n
All intermediate places g cents n mile.
baggage al the risk OF the owners.
The PROPRIETOR.
July g. 6m36
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J
Or. Howeii-Sir:
have been recommended 10 call on Won
for assistance for a child OF mine who is sub ect
% 6,s She was taken with them when about
fonr months old, and has them by spells ever
.i,ce She is now three years old. l have
had three Physicians TO attend her, but all 10
no purpose The child is hearty, with the ex-
ceplion of those spells. Please 10 send me a
few lines by the bearer, expressive OF your OPT.
nion whether you can cure or help her,
NV Yours. ISAAC WOOD.
This child, who had been subject TO violent
ats for a period of more than two years, was
entirely restored to health in few days, aud
has continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES.
lhave seen Mr.. Woods child repeatedly
since. and aver that she was entirely cured by
DR.. Howell, as represented IN the aforesaid
tatement.
The case Of MIR. Woods child, while ii may
Justly excite our admiration, is one which
consider as marked with striking features. Al:
the early age of four months she was seized
with fits, and suffered to adisresslng degree,by
,he violence of the paroxysms. Notwithstand-
ing the efforts oil three very respectable pro-
fessiona gentlemen, the paro4ysns continued
10 recur after the usual intervals, aud with the
usual degree of violence. This state oil things
continued untl the child reached her Ord ear
that is for more than two years DIR. Howell
was at length consulted but al time when lit
tie hopes were entertained by the family that
any eiIe ctuai service could be rendered by hn-
man agency. But to the self graduation of'he
parents aud the happiness of the little sufferer
complete, effectual, and permanent relief was
almost Immediately obtained After the esh-
biton of few doses OF the medicine, her health
was established. A period Of nine months has
since elapsed without return ofthe raroxysm,
or even symptom OF the complaint Having
knowledge o. the fact and acquainted with
the circums,ace of the case, | cbeerflly sub
scribe TO the reality and correctness OF the fore.
going statement. JOHN FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1929.
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Notice 10 Contractors,

m EALED proposals will be received hy the
~ President aud Directors oflhe Lynch.
bug aad Saiem turnpike Company, AT the
Tavern of W'liam Terry, in the town of Lib
erly, Bedford county. on the twenty fifth day
Of August next, being the second day oflhe
Court OF said county, for the construction OF
from one TO two miles of Turnpike Road, ex-
tending from the town of Liberty. westwarlly
board of Directors will attend at Liberty on
N day above mentioned, and will furnish
those wishing TO contract particular de.
scription ofthe manner in hich the road is To
be constructed, and of The terms of the con.
tract BY order of the Board ofDireciors.
JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk.
u TIE Lexington lnielgencer is reques-
ted 10 publish this for 6 weeks ard forward
t4rir account to this Office for payment
July 9 1851
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POETRY.
From NE american MANUFACTURE.
10 A STAR,

From NE american Mdnutueiarsr.
10 A STAR.
Wonderful. yet familiar fadeless gem.
Sci by the hand Of angels, IN the arch
Of the eternal heaven how beautiful
Thy soit light restelh on the unquie; sea.
That gaihereth up IFS waves, as n the winds
ofyesterday were prisoned In Its depths.
And struggling TO be free !
The hazy clouds.
Pale relics of The recent storm, have drawn
Their thin. greV shadows GU upon the sky,
Aud curtained in It's beauty. Thou alone
Lookes, upon the darkness. The great wave
Tha, come,h upward 10 the guarded shore,
With It's eternal thunder, hath received
Thy solitary beam, yet pauses no,
In IT'S mad turbulence. So have seen
The light of woman's love. poured gu, upon
The darkness OF man's soul, ye, hashng not
Tho tempest Gifts passions--a blessed BRAN
Crossing tho troubled surges ofthe mind,
Like moonlight glimpsng on SKY of storm.
Sole watcher of the heavens. 1 have 90, learn
ed
mystic faith. yet lhou dosi se.m
The emblem of solitary heart,
IS like mine, no kindred star
Hath gladness in thy presence ani thy light
faeth upon The waters, like the love
Ola young heart upon the hollow world,
Unanswered unregarded.
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U Nhe subscriber has lately received aSMALL
additional supply of FRESH DRUGS q
MEDICINES, which makes bis AoSORI.
MENT very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almost every week, by which means,
his stock, though not the LARGEST rs always
FRESH and suffici TO meet any orders
that he may be favored with. ~
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
NIB. Prescriptions faithfully attended to
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Jan. ,.
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',oh was renewed the ulcer healed. aud the
strength OF the eye was entirely restored. win.
our ,he pam, Inconvenience, and scar ofa snr.
gicai operation. '''
CATHARlNE ARBRIsTo.
M, No. 2s2 Market ST. above sih.
Phildd dprit 26, 1927. ~
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25

Missoongh expected surrender The English naval
force collecting Corfu, whittier Sir Pulteney Malcolm
was proceeding with the rest of his feet.
Boston Schools.-The system of education here,
supported from the municipal treasury, takes the child
at four years of age, and carries it through
of education, till it is fourteen older if pupil at
the Latin High School. The range of instruction
is from the of the alphabet, through the Sciences
and to knowledge of the Greek and Latin languages
The number of Public Schools in Boston is 68-and
the estimated expense for the current year, 800
The assumption of this duty by the city. the
tuition of all the children, while relieves parents from
much direct and expense. 1t increases the taxes
but the addition to the rate-bi is inconsderable,
pared with what the preceptors' charges would be
against parents. Boston Palladium.
Artificial Eyes.-We saw a man yesterday who
lost an eye at the battle of Smolensko. He was
soldier in Westphalian regiment, in the division of
JEROME Bonaparte. DIR Harral (73 Futon-street,)
has supplied him With an artificial eye which answers
for every purpose except that of vision. The West
phaliaD (whose name is Ferdinand Eikerenkotter)
is delighted with his acquisition that he is determn-
ed upon counting widow at once. To do this man
should haveb both his eyes open, and has Ferdinand.
". Y. Cour.