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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
The Markets.
Alexandria Market, No0. II.


Baltimore Market, Nov. II.
Cattle. There has been a eonsid-
cradle Improvement 10 the supply Of
Beef on the hoof this week, which has
caused a decline in prices, and we
quote to-day at SIS 5to7 so; that,
however, at the former price is of in
ferior quality. Hogs have come in
freely this week, and in conse quence
of killed Pork Beginning to reach the
market, prices have declined, and we
now quote live hogs at 8 rs, and
killed pork, from wagons, at 8 so, an d
from stores s 81 to rs.
H0t0ard street -four. We have TO
note an advance in prices. Sales have
been made from stores at 50 rs 10
the latter for choice BRANDS. The mar
ket is firm, and holders generally ask
the latter price. The wagon price has
advanced 10 9 so a 9 e., and for &C.
casional loads of choice brands q frac-
ton higher is paid.
Wheat.-Since our last weekly re-
port two cargoes OF German wheat
have been so!d-the first, of 5000 bu-
shells, some days ago, at So OF, & the
second cargo to-day, 5000 to 1000
oushels,at the same price. The quality
Of the latter was not prime. The sop
plea Of Nd. Wheals are very limited.
Yesterday parcel CT very prime Md.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

O. We expect 10 a few more weeks
a supply of superior quality Of paper
of our usual size-and we intend, in
case our subscribers will only aid us,by
each settling up OLD SCORES, end com
plying with ovr terms for the present
year, putting cur paper in entire new
type, &c. We hope, therefore, our
friends will attend TO this request, and
thereby enable us to effect this object
as speedily as possible.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

red, crop of 1885, was sold al 2 l3. A
sale Of prime Md. white has l,'en made
at 2 rs. We quote strictly prime reds
at 2 o6 10; prime at 2 2 05; and
other sorts lower as in quality down to
l 40.
Corn, white, IS, Sc, yellow So a
9o>cents Rye, ST. 20 a 1 rs; Oats,
4S cents; Whiskey, wagon price is SO
cents, exclusive of the barrel.
Winchester Market, Nov. IS.
Family Flour, 50 so super6ne, S8 81
9 90; Wheat, 81 IS l 90; Rye. so
a 81 Corn, NEW per barely sc rs /;
Oats, IS cts. ; Bacon, / / l2 cts. Plas-
ter, $40 per ton (; Flaxseed, 81 l2;
Ground Plaster in casks, Si3 per ton /;
Salt, 81 cents per bushel; do in Sacks
S3 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

Tobacco, Snuff and Segars.
80 Boxes Small Lump's TOBACCO,
IS. and IFS. of the very best
quality.
Is Boxes Browns me Plus Ultra do
81 Boxes Fine Sweet Scent, do
l8 Boxes do not Sweetened, do
20 Boxes Good and Sweet, low
price, do
"a Boxes Small Lump's IFS. good &
cheap, do
IL Boxes ID. Lump, low price, do
10 Boxes Small Lump, very low, do
80 Boxes A Gross Pipes; 20 Boxes
by 10 Glass !,
60 Reams largo and small Wrapping
Paper;
$4,000 Fine yellow Havana segars,
10000 Yellow and Brown Spanish do
10000 Yellow &c Brown Half 8 pan
ish, do
Tidball's Mixture, Natchitochss, Con-
gress, Macobay, Rappse, Lancas-
ter's and Scotch SNUFF;
Cut and Dry Tobacco, Spanish Trim
mings and common Smoking To.
bacco, -
Luclfer Matches; segar Gases, and
Tubes,
A large supply Of fine and common
SNUFF BOXES.
THE subscriber will furnish every
article in the Tobacco Trade, to Mer-
chants as low as they caa be bough, In
Baltimore and on good terms. He will
always keep stock from which sup.
ply of any article can at all times be
had Of tha best quality. All orders
will be carefully attended to, and
goods forwarded with despatch.
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester. Oct. 20, 1866.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and ChGnesry for Hampshire
county, tho 1St Monday IN Sep
TENDER, 1886. M
John Tysing and Polly his wife, plain
tiffs, against
Ashford Poston. James Vance, and
Robert Carlyle, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Ashford Poston,
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to tho act Of
Assembly and the rules ofthis court; and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabt of this conn-
try IT is ORDERED, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the 1st day OF
the April term next and answer the bill OF
the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this ORDER
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Romney for two months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Couu-
house ofthe said county of Hampshire.
a copy Teste,
JOHN B, WHITE, c. H. G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

COMMISSIONER Office, Maorefeld, !
October 25th, 1886. {
The parties interested in the forego-
ing decree, are hereby nolifsd, that I
shall attend at my Office in Moore
dald, on Monday the 5th day Of De-
censber faezt, when and where they will
attend with the necessary papers and
testimony to carry the same into effect.
JOHN HOPEWELL,
Master Commissioner.
November 5, 1886.
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$40 ACR Egs

lying and being in the county of Har-
dy, on the East side of the South
Branch, and known by the name Of
Capt. James Parsons "Ho.e Place"
in the report of Commissioners APP
pointed by a previous decree Of said
Court, to lay off the said tract Of land
into two equal notifies, and to assign
one moiety thereof to Rebecea Par
sons, the widow of James Parsons,
decd. and The other moieiy TO James
Parsons-the part assigned to James
Parsons, and to be sold hereby, is des
cribed as Lot No. 3, beginning at this
division line, corner to Lot No. I,
thence with the same North so, West
1853 Poles TO the road, thence South
"a, West 2 Poles, thence North s74,
West 3ls Poles to the River, thence
down the meanders Of the same 10 the
Glebe, thence with the Gebs Land
South 41S, East 400 Poles, thence
South A., West II Poles to the begin
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
Commissioners Oftise, Mooreheld,
October 25th. 1880.

The paaies interested in the fore
going decs 9, will take notice, that 1
shall attend at my Office, ia Moore
field, on Wsdncsaay the 7tA day IL
December neat, when and where 4 n
will appear with the necessary ga oers
and testimony to carry lie same into
effect. JOHN HOPEWELL,
Master Commissioner
November 5, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
Notice,

ALL persons who purchased sr,i.
elss at the sale of VIM. t. Sanford,
property,are informed that their Mates
are now que, and payment is expected
without delay as longer Indulgence
cannot be given. Attention 10 hi,
notice will save trouble. " '"''
WILLIAM WEIGH.
Agent for w. r. Sanford.
Ramp CO. Nov. S, 1866.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
NEW GooDs.

which have been selected with all the
judgment and taste he was capable Of
exercising. The undersigned has no
desire to monopoli&e the business, but
hopes by disposition to accommodate
and determination to sell cheap, TO
merit potion of public patronage.
JOHN DALEY.
MoorefeId Oct. s, 1836.-tf
N. B. Every article of Country pro.
duce taken in exchange for GOODS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

% In reference to the pressure in
the money market in N. York, the Star
makes the, fl allowing statement For
loan of SI5 DOC bonus of. TEN ANp
HALF PER CENT PER MONTH WAS PAID
-on short loans Of day, and som etimes
week, five dollars A DAY are paid on
$1,000, with unquestionable security ::
this is equal TO 1872 per cent per annum.
Our most responsible brokers find it for
their account to take money liable to BIO
called for at nny moment, at FIVE per
cent per month. with tn e view of loaning
it at enhanced prices. Notwithstanding
these excessive rates, scarcely a com
mercial failure Of any Importance has Ia
ken place"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
Land for Sale.

- Y virtue of decree Of the Cir
IL ~ cult Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Hardy County,
rendered and pronounced on the z2nd
day of September, 1886, in the case
of Joseph N. Green and Amanda NAL
VIVA his wife, eomplainanis, and James
Parsons, defendant, appoin.ing the sub.
scriher Commissioner for that purpose,
shall, proceed to sell, on the premi.
ses thereof, on the first day Of Deeam.
Der next, one-half Of tract of land,
containing about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
10 oasr Customers and Friends.

Il having become SO fashionable of
II 'ate, amongst our Brother Chips. to
MAKE great display of Little
th'ngs upon paper, and as nothing of
the kind has appeared from US. & lest
some OF our friends by eur silence might
suppose that we have none of the oood
things and cheap; we hereby inform
them, that we have almost every yarie.
ty or
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~ SATOSTs> ssssgssss:sssssssssss-
aag1g6szassS>>S2fSS 2 ~ .,ga--.sdl>s
I3y4g NEs7S

O. No mail yesterday from the
East. VIVA, has go, over the mail
arrangements recently we CAPT tell.-
Can Amos KENDALL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

o. Thu returns Of the election in
the city 'ol New York, although no,
complete, are favourable to Harrison
as also our returns from soma coun-
ties in Kentucky and Indiana.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

MARRIED, On Thursday last, MIR.
JOHN SEAMAN of Jefferson county, to
Miss MARGARET BLACKWELL, of Har :
dy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
New Goods.

II of announcing 10 his friends and
the publis in general, that he
has recea;ly returned from Baltimore,
and is now opening at bis Store
room, opposite William Armstrong;
Tavern, in Romuey,
A Neat and General Assortment of
GOODS,
OF almos. every description suitable
for the season, end which he fatters
himself he will sell on as accommoda-
ting terms as any other in this section
OF country-amongst which are
Super Blue, Black, Olive;
Dahia, Invisible Green, Brown, Grey,
Mixed Is Drab Cloths Plate Cloths
and Pe,ershams plain, plaid and stri-
ped Cassimeres, superior quality plaid
aud plain Cassinetts ; figured Gro de
Maps and English Merinoes and Cir
casans Satin plaid cut Silk Velvet
and Toilineit Vestings !; Black Lutte
string, and Fancy coloured Silks Ca
licoes and Ginghams figured, barred
and plain, Swiss and Null Muslins
plain and figured Bobbineu, Jaco-
nett, Edging & Insertion; IA Merino
Shawls /; Cotton and Valentia, ditto !;
Tibet Wool, and Cause Handker,,
chiefs Bobbinett and Thread Laces !;
Cause; Lutestring Ribbons and Bella
inga yellow, green, and red Flannels !;
white & cooured Canton do; bleached
and brown MusIios, Ornsbures, and
Bed Ticking Mackinaw Rose & Point
Blankets Spun Cotton, and Candle
Wick.-Also, China, DELPHI and
Stonelvare, HardaOaFe and Tn
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icdre,
Drugs and Groceries.

Also,- lasting Morocco and Lesther
coarse and 6ne SHOES, of all Sizes
coarse and fine BOOTS; Casting and
Strap IRON, and WOODWARE,and
many other articles too tedious to emu
meTale.
O. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buck =
wheat, Flaxseed and Llnsey, taken in
exchange for GOODS.
WILLIAM VANCE.
Romney, Oct. %, 1886.
ALSO,-On hand choice lot of
CHINESE RAZORS, which has
higher reputation than any other ar
ticle Of the kind ever Introduced in this
counlry-lhose 10 want vii! call soon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19

The N. Y. Era relates story of
sailor on board man Of war being
punished. with the cat o'nine tails we
suppose, while his wife stood calmly
by, and witnessed The operation with
OUT tear, or without any visible sign
Of grief. The other women on board,
beiHs indignant at such a want of feel;
ing, held court marital on their hard
hearted sister, and sentenced her 10
two'dozen, which they administered
themselves. The women know what
is what. -
Shocking Accident.-We CLEAN the
following particulars Of most melan-
choly occurrence, from an extra issued
from the Office Of The talstown Ca
zette :--"Oa Sunday evening last, as
the hindmosl Of four wagoners, who,
with their teams, were crossing the
b.iJge at the moath Of Big Beaver XIV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

sion, and the symbolic torch was placed Ia
their hands. Then coming forward, for the
last time, their baptismal names were formally
Iabjured, and receiving their new conventual
title, the lovely and interesting young crea'
lures, were led away from the affec tionate
gaze Of their relatives, and the very sight oi
that world Of which their beauty and accom-
!, plishments would have rendered them ne
admiration and the ornament. The whole
sisterhood received them with lighted tapers
in their hands, the peal of the organ again
lswslled upoa the ear, and the dark folds OF
the falling curtain, shut them foreucr, perhaps,
from the public sight. We have been thus
particular in describing the ceremony. be-
cause, to us,-and We have no doubt to all
Iother Protestants,-it is one associated with
the deepest and most painful interest.
The sacrifice was voiuntary,-the object
sought by it was eternal happiness. The
cares, and miseries, and wickedness of the
world they resigned, they were all too young
and innocent to know-their friends and REL
atives sanctioned the solemn act;-but still,
with the most respectful reverence for the
sanctity Of religious conviction and admira-
ton for the selfden,al Of the act, we could not
repress the wish that they could have found
it compatible with their duty to serve their
Maker in those relations of life these young
ladies' were all SO we'll calculated to adorn.-
But why should we judge-we perhaps look
at the subject as q sectarian. Religion is
between God and the heart;-the object was
of immortal interest. Be the motive as re-
spected as it was pure and lovely.
The names of the young ladies are-Miss
Elizabeth Grennell, Of Charles county, Nd,
now Sister Boromea, aged l6 years; Miss
Ann Hurley, of Philadelphia, now Sister
Charlie. county, Maryland, now Sister Mary
Leonard. aged l6; Miss Mary Hunter, of
now Sister Mary Loretto, aged
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
lFrom Warrington lsvioy's ssAstoria. -
lNDl ANS REVENCE.

As the party were proceeding up the Co.
Iumbia, near the mouth of the Wallah- Wal
lah river, several Indian canoes put off from
the shore to overtake them, and a voice cal
led upon them in French and requested them
to stop. They accordingly put to shore, and
were joined by those in the canoes. To
their surprise, they recognized in the person
who hailed them, the Indian wife of Pierre
Dorion, accompanied by her two children.
several of our unfortunate adventurers.
Mr.. John Reed, the Hibernian, it will be
remembered, had been detached during the
summer to the River. His party consisted
Of four Canadians, Giles lie Clerd, Francois
Landry, Jean Baptiste Turcot, and Andre
La Chapelle, together with two hunters, ri.
GRE Dorion and Pierre Delaunay; Dorion, as
usual, being accompanied by his wife and chill
dren. The objects Of this expedition were
two-fold; to trap beaver, and to search for
the three hunters, Robson, Hoback and Rem
ger.
In the course Of the autumn Reed lost one
man, Landry by death; another one Pierre
Delanucy, who was Of sullen, pervish dis
position, left him in a moody fit and was ne
yer heard of afterwards. The number Of
his party was not, however reduced by these
losses, Of the three hunters, Robson, Hoback
and Renzer had joined it.
Reed now built house on the Snake RI
yer for their winter quarters, which being
completed, the party set aeOut trapping.
Renzer, LIE Clerc. and Pierre Dorion went a.
bout five days journey from the wintering
house to part OF the country we'll stocked
with beaver. Here they put up hut, and
proceeded to trap with great success. While
the men we're out hunting, Pierre Dorion's
wife remained at home to dress the skins,
and prepare the meats. She was thus en-
ployed one evening, about the beginning Of
January, cooking the supper Of the hunters.
when she heard footsteps, and LIE Clerc
staggered, pale and bleeding, into the hut.
He Informed her that a party Of savages had
surprised them while at their traps, and had
killed Renzer and her husband. He had bare
" strength left to give informa ton when he
sank upon the ground.
The poor woman saw that the only chance
for life was instant flight, but in this exigen-
CIV showed that presence Of mind and force
Of character for which she had frequently
been noted. With great difficulty she caught
two Of the horses belonging to the party
Then collected her clothes, and small guam
tity Of beaver meat and dried salmon, shcI
packed them upon one Of the horses. and
helped the wounded man to mount upon it,
On the other horse she mounted with herr
two children, and hurried away from this
dangerous neighbourhocd, directing her flight
to Mr.. Reeds establishment. On the third
day, she described number Of Indians on
proceeding in an easteriy direc-
ton. She Immediately dismounted with herI
children, and helped lie Clerc likewise tol
and AL concealed themselves. For!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

fixed her eyes upon his counteaad Ea.s
but for a moment she gazed ON HIM thus in
silence; but there was no forgetfulness, nor
GOODNESS, nor pride about her heart-there
was sorrow, and joy, and love, and memory
in her very glance.
'"Oh francois, Fraocois!' cried she, at
length, casting her arms around his neck,
chow thou hast sufFeredr' As she did 50,
the old great-coat fell back, and on his breast
appeared the golden cross Of the legion of
honor. ~Nsmporssr' cried she, as she saw
it, ~Voila Ia reeompesse." He pressed her
fondIy to his bosom. my recompense 10
here" said he, "my recompense is here"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

ABSENCE o. ,nxD.-positively the latest.
An old farmer who resides q short distance
from Toledo, while in the act Of adding more
fuel to the FIRE actually put = chunk Of wood
with spectacles on in tis arm chair and then
threw himself on the fire for . back log! The
timely arrival Of his wife, Who stared It the
new visitor with spectaclss nl,sved him, af'
ter coming out. coat and Pantalocns minus.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

ABSENCE OF nlNo.-An elderly gentleman
of Boston recently tied himself up ia hand
kerchief, and went to the washerwoman's
instead If his dirty shirt, aud was not sen.
sible Of the change until immersed in the
scalding hot water.-N. Y. Herald.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

An ASc.rsr HAn.-Mrs. Hyman, who died
on the 10Th ult. aged 90 years, received on
the day of her marriag, . present ham,
with . request that it should not be cut until
the birth Of her first child. The lady never
attained 20 maternal dignity and the ham
was kept until the day Of her funeral 81 years,
wien it was dressed, and 10 the surprise Of al
present, was perfectly good and tender.
Chelmsfosd Cheoaie3o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

EcIlrsEs.-In the year 1897, there will b
FIVE eclipses-three ofthe sun and two Of the
moon. A very partial eclipse Of the sua will
take place on The 5th April, 9Th May, and
29th October. On the 9Oth April, the neon
will be totally eclipsed, also on the I 3th Oct.
Ofthese, the last only will be visible ia the
United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

A person lately bitten BY . viper, va,
cured by taking in doses Of three grains eve
ry hour, the sulphate Of quinine. Il j. takes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

ASouthsrn lady, eyed 81, has abandoned
the Shakers, for the purpossUf marrying Mr..
Benz. Bean, aged siI She must Be fond Of
dried beans.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

Sixty-six persons committed suicide u
Paris during the month of September.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

The Dedham Patriot says there /
/ in Needham 70 very cross-eyed dat
look around his own head. He must
tber = hard subject f0r back-biters.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

A fellow in Boston has grown 20 tall, ii
he could not stand up out Of doors, and
said 20 be 20 thin IN the face that there ca
but one person look At him at time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

The silver mines Of Mexico have, il 10 said
averaged 10000, 900 dollars per annum 70
three hundred years.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-10-01
SLIPPERS.
Eego Shoes

al 81 pair, and as he has raised per
cen, above his former price, he pledges
himself they shall be made Of the bes.
materials and in the best workmanship
manner. aud as to strength and durability.
they shall b. much superior to any tha,
has ever been Offered in this market, and
not inferior to any ,ha, is engaged in the
sane craft. Planters nrr requested to hand
in their measures as carly as possible.
w BID
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-10-01
d 81 FPS: a
LIpER COMPLAINTS.
Z 4 .

nR PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE
lD SrOMiCHlC.E Ell hEPATIC!E, fo,ml
cd BY Gu ym,e,I analysis and $. n,besis Of srvera-
pre-. raa.s vegetable principles, arc universally ac-
knoweogcd to have totally eclIpsed tho pretcn-
sons o: every other remedy, and surpcrcrded the
necessity OF every other mode Of treatment,
wherever l!r above d.srasc found 10 cxis,
a, we'll as ~ The cnla,sruaen, OF the Spleen ard
in JasRdieG
Among the symptoms ci Dyspepsia and Liver
complaints, arr f!a.ulcncy sou'ncs, o, burning in
tho stomach nclancholy r.aub,I,,y, disagrrable
taste tho mouth; rrra, ,rrcsuat,ty Of appetite.
wb,ci, somr uur. Surzr,uus, and at other tines
greatly deficient, thirst. ic;d bsralh, nau.ra,
weakness .: ,hc stomach, scid rruc,ations palpita
ton. d,ows,nr,s. irrrsuiar,,y oi the bowels, pres
on hr a;nmaeh alter meals, pain in The bead.
t:1..asss vertigo; confusion Of mind. attended
with loss "t the nsn.y, sna@ing in the stomach,
mhcn c,np,y eh.linre. Affection o. sight and hear
,:s pain and Weakness IN he back. lau-our dis
,u,erd .irrI, e"!4 and bands. 'cu:or, unczsi-
ness IN The throat, chocSii pam ia INC SIDE O.
breast, &c
Thcsr ri~dcc,ne. have been found so riIcctual in
rem ,iag the complaints 10. wh:ch ,hry rco.r.
nendrd. that physicians frequently having cx-
hau.,ed oil ,ic,r skili, 10 Little os no purpose.