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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16
From the German OF Jean faul iltciier.


From the German OF Jean Paul llitcher.
The LAST Man There will one day
DO lust man. He will stand on the
mountaia und'r the equator, ana look
down upon the waters which weller over
the wide earth. Firmly upon :he poles
CLEAN, upward the unchanseablc ice-the
nom aud the sun hang broad and bloody
over the Iiuc earth, like two eyes full OF
hate. For the eartl,'s spiral orbit has
bought it nearer and nearer 10 the sun,
md the moons spiral has enlarged the face
with which It looks everseadiastly toward
or old plannet, and their strong attraction
cnlsed the ocean to roll together round
the Elua,or--lnrl then the whole aimos-
phere with its vapors rushes up from the
r,!es after the water, and still as the at.
traction increases, a i'fish,ful food Of cleo
tic al,l ponrs aud swells over all. The
,ei,lds, piledup in mountain-towers, stream
quickly across the sky, and plunge into
M, SEA, and then rush upward again,
while the lightning an burning wings
fishes from Heayen to the ocean, and
c,cases them asundcr. Look up TO Heav.
en-, thou list man! All on thy earth is
disappeared all lis rivers have been
Swallowed up in lis sea.
Weak mortal! thou who tremble>t be
Gre whatever is older Than thyself, hear
flrher!--The stars and suns Of the milky,
way shall AT last rush together in hostile
combat, aud twist themselves into giant
serpents, and chaos, worlds on worlds,
roll and fame together. But in The depths
ollhe infinite aud immeasurable Heavens,
this black fiery storm cloud hangs upper.
celvcd and insignificant, while far above
and around, slimmer peacefully the stars
IN their thousand milky ways. But look
farther, thou fearful one! time comes at
last in Eternity in which all milky ways,
all white nebulae and star clouds shall
grow dark in tumult, and through the far
minute, onty tempes. Of suns roll on, and
through all creation shadoyy twilight
SINKS down. But God still is. He stands
light in this night ofthings. From his
sun came forth those suns, unto his sun
uley all return, and then blooms OIL, an.
oher Day. Say no more then Of lhyylit.
Ne past, on thy little earth. God holds in
MS hand, the thunder, the tempest, and
pa'n,and governs Eternity. And through
me stormy thousands of years the weak
worm continues to be reproduced in end
less series; but man, the Fate of earth,
VINO 'reads on the worm, always believes
"aa. Is high &C, be The highest, intinity
and 'tssuus rise and set to him, according
y MS she'll Of earth carries him up or
s h. IN lis daily rotation. Fool! they
,h; neither morning aor evening, they
, III" e'ernally on; yet altogether, with
N.Y.. NJ, 'Nn little earlh-ball, and rushing for.
vo a'u INTO an unknown region Of the uni
loa s'. Oh, last man! think not of the
r. "s world behind thee, or before thee.
hi. "s universe is no age, no ,ime-E'er.
sa y Is young--sink in the wave when il,
"''-h conqners not thou.
usn maNf PER CENr.-A certain German
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-16

Such as give ear to slanders are but on.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
NEW STORE.
Boots. Shoes and Hats

VIE subscriber having returned to Richmond mud
keh INTO partnership his John Edward Jones' hey
VIII hereafter conduct business under Aqu.
Jones a. Son We have opened in the recently
occupied by the post office, extensive Of
BOOTS shoes, and hats of all kinds compr ing both
ana gentlemen Our stock wit care
from the best esa bisments in the
pect hereafter, receive such additions
enable us 10 keep that which
community to be accommodated As stock perha ps
comprises good brought hi.
place, we VIII merely solicit call by those wishing
purchase. feel satisfied they will pleased with both
quality and price We have n hand and shall vet receiv.
large stock OF fall and winter shall be prepared
TO furnish at wholesale retail
AQUILLA JONES & SON.
RIchmonG, la 9Th / Ith, lSi0 27-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
LIFE AMOS KENDALL.

We extract from the baltimore Pilot the fo-
lowing sketch of tho life of the late Postmaster
General formerly chief director of the Kitchen
Cabinet and present edito. of the Extra Globe -
Kendall was born New Hampshire. lie
went to Kentucky, when he was young man,
in quest of business He was employed by Mrs
Clay during her husbands absence from the UNI
ted States public business, Us tutor to her chii
dren Both Mr.. and Mrs. Clay were pleased with
the manner in which he discharged his duty At
Ter he left the employ of Mrs. Clay. he became
sick at some tavern. Sho heard of it, and had
him brough, TO her house, where he was nursed
and kindly treated, during u long sickness. MIR.
Clay on his ru;urn home, became his Trend and
patron. Kendall after trying various things, at
length became editor OF the Argus, at Frankfort,
Kentucky He supported Mr.. Clay for the Pres
idency, with great zeal, in the campaign OF 1894.
Ii will be recollec'ed by all, that contest was de-
cided by the House of Representatives, and result
ted in tho selection of John Quincy Adams.
While the question was pending IN the House,
Kendall! wrote To Mr.. Clay, advising HIM TO vote
for Adams, even after the vote OF instructions by
the Kentucky Legislature. Soon after the cleo
ton Of Adams, in 1925, and after Clay had been
made Secretary. Kendall wrote TO him that IT he
would give him a salary of Fifteen hundred dol
lars he would 90 to Washington and defend HIM
against .'SLANDERS'' circulated against him.
In the summer of 1925 he renewed the proposition
to MIR. Clay in person. Failing TO get the office,
he borrowed 1900 dollars of him
In August or September, 1925, Duff Green, at
thu, time editor of the Telegraph, a Jackson paper
ut Washington, learned enough of kendtii's char
acfer TO convince him that he was 'purchasa-
bic coco,adity'' He went ,nmedia tey To Frank
fort,-ho found him unwell--too unwelI 10 be talk
cd with on business. He learned from Judge
Bib, that the best way to operate on kendaii
was though Mnjor Barry and Col. X. Nj Johnson
told him of Kendall having borrowed $1,000 OF
Mr. CLAW and said he would guarantee, 1t this
could be raised for Kendall, that the Argus would
pc for Jackson. Green Immediately authorised
Col Johnson to see Kendall. and say to him that
he (Green) would accep, his draft for that amount
THIS proposition communicated TO Kendall
early in September. After this, on the llth OF
October more than eighteen months after Mr.. /
Clay had been made Secretary OF State, Kendall |
again wrote TO him AID made new tender of his I
services. provided Mr.. c. would secure for HIM
the $500 salary. 1t was in this letter that he |
first in lima ted to Mr.. Clay that the ARGUS might
be ARRIVED against the Administration. He as
sured MIR. c. however, that he would never i'm
peach his 'integrity honor" After all the
changes that had been rung upon the "bargan'
and corruption charge against Mr.. Clay for
more than a year, still Kendall was willing TO
defend him. if he would give him an office worth
$500 per year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
fDIHo No LIND SAY
GONE IGGS 4 A1La
IA So. GDesnut Street,
and
Nn.S, South CbfrD street;
PHTL.4 DELPHL7
[HILsI DLLI iii.

JOHN ST 2 3 DIV q NTo
nR. SWAYE,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRU-
IL NUS NIRGNIANA or WILD CHERRY.
Medicine is o4ss public efectual remedy III
all affections Pulmonary diseases both
recent asanced stagessuch Asthmas
chronic Cou, Eachitis, Spi,,ing of Blood, In1anma-
ZION Il ff's - aIaa.e, IIoar-ane>-, DihieuIty Of
Breathing. NlghtAveas all indicative
of Consumption. Ii Is be understood
cine will cure 7 on pAon in its last stages, but
paliiae and arshe progress the disease, its
last stages. Ihs certainly blessing suffer
How many pers0 do daily behold approaching
timely grave-wred in the bloom OF youth from their deal
relatives and fFle1s. afflicted with and de-
sructiyo raFageraled Consumption, which
the miserable suffers un they become beyond the power
OF human skill such sufferers would make of DR.
Swayne's Compoad Syrup of Wild Cherry. they would
soon ind themselx benefited than by gulpng the
rious ineffective nnedies which newspapers daily
abound This sY mediately begins 10 heal the Ulcera
ted Lungs mits1ng the distressing coush at the
time inducing hlthy and natural expecsofaon also
7Yng the shors breath and pain the chest which
slightest exercise and finally
hectic fusa al the pad and emaciated cheek will
begin vaa sufferer VIII here perceive him
self snatched fraa premature grave into enjoyment
again of eo.norrle health.
b1terestillg Gun performed By DR.. H .Ssc1yae's
pound Syrup Of ha1,As IirgtniGna, tiid Cherry-I
have iade ois invaluable Syrup my family, which
entirely cured my ehild. The symptoms wheeling,
and choking of}ezm; difficulty OF breathing, attended
with constant coxn spasns, convdlsinn, &c of which
had given anpes recovery, until advised
TO make riaIs invaluable medicine. After seeing
the wonderful earts il had my child, concluded 10
make the same upon myself, which entirely relieved
of cough that Twas afflicted with for years Any
person wishing call at my house in Beach
street. above ih.Harket, kensington. JoHS WILCOX
Principal Ofs No 10, North Eighth street. Philade
ohia Also for de at No Al. Clair Pittsburgh
Also, Al Cneinri by c. b. Hnman, No. ,, Lower Mar
<et street sale the Richmond Bookstore,
~ D. P. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

"We have been compelled to see. not should think
without shame and modification the of every ng4-
iou mind, whatever be his political preferences, the
uame OF respectable citizens subscribed statements thar
had in annual expressed appoba Of
PLAN. which only had been submitted bar
was ma,ured until than three months after
the message Congress-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

'The condition of the deence principal
seapors and yards. represented by
ryins of the Secretary of War, early
and serious attention OF Congress- and connecting
Intimately with this subiect, l RECOMMEND TOO
msed by officer for the organization of the Militia Of
the United States'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
NJ A Il TIN VAN Rem
lffn-,aen md (,,,.,rrIr.-
at Lac

Such a brief ife of Mr. Van Buren. The reader ca,
that he has always been consistent regard TO this one
shing-hoiding office
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

SPRlNG FOUNDRY, RICHMOND. INDIANA
tDTHE Subscribers wing inferred into m,
der the firm Of f. jones' & Co., respectfully inform tn.
pubic that they have established Foundry on the north
side of Rcmond prepared to furnish all kinds of
Castings with dispatch, and manner Tbey
l. T.. JONES.
JESSE NJ HUTTON
October 22d. 1886. 42tf JOHN II. HUTTON
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
LIFE OF MARTIN VAN buren,

we 90 NOT purpose writing life Of Mr. Van Buren,
by means but merely take his old life
his friend Holland, let the People know what hatred
has always manifested seeking and holding office. Mr.
Van Buren, studied law $50 Mr. Holland says) and was
admitted bar in is03n 1903, amounted
rogate of Columbia countv New Yorkn l32 elected 10
of Surrogatein 1915. ne appointed Attorney Gener-
the State Senate-in 1872 he renored from the
Senator-in 1921, he elected member of the New
York ConventoE-in 1927. he reelected the Sc
of the L. Statesn 1929 he elected Governor Of
the State of New York, by minority of 2,9S5 votes
Van Buren, received 36.794 votes, Thompson l06.44i
and Southwick 80, 345 )-and resigned his
in the Senate of the United Sates--on 2h
March 1899, he gned the office of Governor New
York. having served only few DAYS tco n,onts-on
the 18th of March, 1929, he appointed Secretary of
State Of the L. She resigned the office of Secretary
in June S3lin 1881. he nominated, by Pre-
sdent Jackson, Minister England-wen TO England in
capacity; but, the 26th January 1892 his
mination UP before the Sena ..conna ton
aud result that he rejected IA the casting r3e
of the pice President, john c. CALHoUx!-in 1885 he
elected President of the United States--and IN
1910, the People remove him from the of Pre-
sident of ie United Statehe retes kinderhonk. n
the following sign sticking door,
the aged citizens of that place of by-gore days:
MARTIN VAN buren,,
.4tto-ney and Councillor
at Lac
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

Amos HIS PRoG ENY.-We ind the following 'papa-
bic bit in the Rochester Democrat:
Whom the Wing guns at dead of night,
Had wak'd the babes in sad alright.
Amos. with sharp look and piercing eye,
Says ''Hush, my dsars, LIE STILL, don't cry.''
The ssHeaven born'' then resumes his quill,
The BABES not-but LIES STILL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
Silver Ware Mandatory

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that ne - prepared manufacture all kinds Sill
EERWA ARE. snort notice. and in md sub
stantiaI The hghestprice will paid
for old gold and silver J. c. FERG USON.
Richmond. Nov. 3, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
A SHORT SERMON ON THE STANDING ARMY
OF goo, 900 MEN.
TEXT.

Extract Of letter from Mr.. Van Buren,, to GER
tain citizens Of Elizabeth city county, Va,
dated YashinCton. JuIu 81. 1910.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
NEW DRUG STORE.

JAELE "a LEEEIE = CO.,
TAVE just received from the Eastern Cities full
l Il sortmsnt OF DrtIgs Medicines. Ctenlical, Pa,nt.
OiLs, and Dye. Stuff together with full assortment of
family Groceries: all of they determined 10 sell
" hoiesale and retail. low any the City
Prescriptions and the preparation general
", attended with strict
f~-S.ore South side Of Main Street, nearly mr.
nosite the Bank.
Richmond, Ia, June 20, 1910 81 If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
PRrE.S REDUCED

PRrES REDUCED
present standg things. Having made an add
former SAX recently. favorable terms,
Halter ourselves hsse well oy anysAer
.abshment in ths sst
Among assorant may be found the usual variety of
choice and genuine cles particularly Medicines, "
and Spiritsa MATE essential the nv aid. As have
made il pacular study procure good articles
feel conhfencsl Recommending them. AMI VIII posi-
sell rIu tHo Cash, than mas before beea offered
this place. Psss wishing purchase. rofe1ie or
retail, will give Us asl and what be
are ia ,cant Of neoat.
ON HAND; cesijerabe quantity OF Sails, QIlnine,
Norpha, Cream Tar rar,arc Acid, Super Caro- Soda,
Sal Eas CamPlorR Jalap. Mustard, Masnssia,
Castor Oil AT. Pepr, Baberry, Gum Myrrh, sc. &c.
Aso,---Aleohol, iaseed Oil, Sp Tupensne. Tobacco,
aud every descrP,ioof Spanish aud hanSPaasa Cigars
a unusually low Fats---a the oil stand OF
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Richmond. Auguast, 1910. 5od
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

*Thoso marked with a star are Van Buren, can
didates.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
COMMENT.

Ertract from the Message the President of tie
United States to tie ttco Houses of Congress.
December 2 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

DR. CgURCHs COUGH DRoPs.TThls Justly ,eele;
~ brated medicine still stands unrvaed for the relief and
Of the distressing diseases Of the breast am lungs
since first discovered, extraordinary have
been performed by perseverng Of it, FOR short time. ID
ehecu remedy caarrhs shortness Of breath, ghtnes
~ the chest CONCEALED rhegm asthmas consumption, whoop
cough the breast and stomach, aud other
arising from colds Price 50 cents bottle with full
directions Tor s
DIR CHURCn's ESSENCE MUSTARD, for the cure Of
etmasm chlhans, sprains Nc There H. perhaps
nalsdy e. which the human frame subject, that has hap
yIe atoms Of kinds administered remedies than
The heuma there disorder that has resisted
h ks force The attempts made 10 remove IT, The virtues
the Essence MusRrd will be fond TO excel those other
.ents per bottle.
DIR CHURCHs VEGETABLE LOTION, for the cure
y ,rupons the face and skin particularly pmpes
bl1tchcs rngsOrps SC. is conhdenay recommended
certain and ecacous remedy, and almost indispensable p-
pe1',,g y, We toilet, P1cs % cents Ier bottle.
DIR fHJRIH'S ITCH OINTMENT. certain ard mild
sdy FOR this unpleasant DISORDER and has faded within
g knowledge q the proprietor 81 eecng in app.
catian.
The virtue Of The above valuable remedies s fully proved by
having been used this city for upwards Of 30 years with
/ touishibg
For sale Churchs dRpensary, No. iss Bowery, corner
| Spring street. r. Inn cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

Pve heard dear mother sing Of other times
aTwas she valued than all her store Of ballad rhymes
The theme was one that's often sung he aithulness Of man.
And when said sing me- twas thus her burden
Beware beware, oh! ladies fair of mans deceit beware
Beware Beware, sc.
wondered why mother wep for then she still was young,
Yet with touching these warning lines she
fused to think may be false but what is that
And when said sing to me" the burden still ran thus
Beware beware, Oh ladies fair, of mans deceit beware
Beware. beware, sc.
And now strain shall hear from those dear lips again.
Yet my memys deepest cell those warning lines remain
Thought of thy gentle voice, Iheard lovers vow!
But oh. my mother eelingly sing that bur'hen now
Beware! beware, Oh! ladies fair, of mans deceit beware
BEWARE beware! &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
GENTLEMEN's CAsT-oFF CLOTHING.
Bought and the full vslge given in cash, by
u IENEI,fr NAlllaa.n al

KNOWING there persons who make great puff their
IN advertisements for Cast-oh Clothing &c Sc and who
many cases do not give the value Tor the w. L. will
those gentlemen who have such articles by aud who
send for him, ofreeevng the very value CASH
for every article.
line through the Post Office otherwise the above ad
dress, viii meet with due attention. de Bun
DOCTOR GLOVER 10 consulted usual at his Office His
~ practical experience and his chemical expert
ment have enabled him 10 introduce into hs practice
new articles which prompt curing those TO which
pr O. apses strangers that he has received regular med
cal education, aud has devoted hs attention for the last
years TO select branch of his prof ssion. His Office is No
Ann street Private hir the Museum
through entry with lamp the office door.
NB-Ths Doctor keep general assortment OF Trusses
sHis celebrated Elixir may b. had his Price
one dollar. icTy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
No 4 PECK SLIP.

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual TO devote his
and private diseases.
Those vhohave been become the vetims
Of unqualified and unprnciped charlatans with which city
abounds in Of the sxty ofou laws regulating
medical profession, respectfully solicited call
Dispnsary No Peck slip, where many thousands
manifold diseases. "
TO strSseer Dr. Carpenter legs leave to add that he is
native and TO the born at he Is graduate of Union
College, and RECEIVED his dporss in this city, (clams royal
honors IS centate Of the New York State Medical So
cey and has had nearly thirty years practice and
IN this city and what most Important he speedily
tually cures his patients.
" Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of pa
fell I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

DEAR SlR-l should almost consider myself devoid Of
gratitude, dad not thank you for the good that your
Red Drip has done Having been led away b. hs fes
ot youth was so unfortunate contract tat disease
which your preparation processes after trying
most every medicine that the qss Of this city endeavor
palm upon The constantly found self wasting away and
We dseas. last undermining NY constitution had almost
a9ad2ned TIE hope Of being restored my former health,
whsn procured bottle Of your Red Drop and am
urey reooertd, without any bad effects OF the disease
mainng My dear SIR all The you will
De 10 recommend 10 those who have been snortsnse
assuring them, with the confidence, that viii
- Yours, truly n. Y''r'.
You are At liberty publish letter, but beg the favor
vil ala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
- ..G7- MEDICAL CARD. 90

DOCTOR GLOVER Is consulted consdentialy. az usual
every day, At his Office He continues To devote his
ton exclusively TO select branch Of his and 10
treatment OF all dhcdfe diseases aEd r he safe and
speedy removal Of which he has received
notice ct ST aBEers and others The improvements
medicine and pharmacy have enabled him introduce several
new and important remedies which have proved
cessul " removing elects Of long standing seminal weak
ness yps, and all constitutional diseases arising
pues OF the blood He medicines for the eonnorr
w nov ha-eou nor DIS agreeable but certain and prom
W eecng care Strangers appraised that Dr. O. gradu-
aed 70 his profession Philadelphia; therefore his profes
siona claims do not cn lam to b. reckoned among e
dsat doctors medical pufer and great pre,ende whose
NAM are found journal Those who have been
taed unnecessarily by the ignorant and spcrsnced
this branch Of surgery invited to make application al his
ohc No Ann street. Broadway, adjoining the Amer
Museum.
" B. Separate entrances and separate Offices provided
aud all commune tions are strictly confidential.
70 Private entrance 10 his office THREE doors from tho
Museum where he will be ousd al hour until 10 in tho
eyeing. je1-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

NEW SEED sToRE.-The SUBSCRIBER re,nec,r,nv :,
that forms ms. amateurs Of hocpi9rs and the public
meas Rh9dodendon, Kamas and variety Of rar rs
S SaH% bsr. bsn n Most IF then
on aad large stock Of excellent vegetable and Flower se
BAvARIAN BREWERYIY NEWARK, n. JE III >, w.
tsshment of J. Warbure eSnstan On se above ss
sale in barrels ad half family use as also in sSpeOr
order, at No. $ Pine street, first heor. dIi sms
the ladies Of New York and generally that She con-
nnes CIV, advice and her popular and
happy to announce that her treatment has given fullest sa
on 70 ts very patients who have relied
derakng the very responsible Office of Female Physician
from Long experience and practice in the celebrated
diea and from scientific knowledge Of the beau
u structure the human Frame ignorance which must
ercenary adventures totally useless if highly iaurious
and te1 aGS ladies may rely with her ska
essing may b complaints her will
grounds this notice Ladies on the successful ora
poneS mesns Of and just reliance the
dence, ~ ~ WIN ''e" e0h"
Residence orMrs BIRD IS Oliver street. where she is IRE.
pared accommodate Ladies the point Of and
to admer medicines for all diseases to which her is liable
o.eey ,nY,osole JAG sm.
DR. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs-ON6,,
Vesey street. Aston House-A Surgeon IS wears rac-
nc IN constant attendance Guarantees radical cures arc
goaa health Of the patient being Otherwise snn
WITH proper adaptation Dr. Hus perfectly sure to re-
or the slightest Interruption to exercise or business
o gwen IN private houses when required a. and
NB-faens are cautioned against trusting spurious in-
None unless they bear he signature Of AMOS g.
HULl-and the only Office New York is the original one
formerly ful'0n street. but now at No ve'y street
G1 0O0 WILL BE FORFEITED If D. Poets's Ersdi-
cator fails to cure recent case ora certain delicate