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SANDs's SAHgAPAHuLA.-iuw many thousands Of
the educated aud rne survey ths natural world hoVta
thought Of rs useful gifts with which Creator stored
~ ms should not be Nature is book full Of
wonders eod mysteries from the 6rst last aud
he duty Of he my rad yarstips Of
Trsrton rom the lowering 20 the which .prn,
apparently slsmess from the have all tir f did
hat snow thsrn what hos been pIsh-d with the
AID OF iH humble the of thar invaluable pre-
paatIOu sands, safslraIIa Since Introduction gene
al Practice crofu1 has lost half oI pilon,
chi-.d away from the face body kz clouds driven by bs
wind from before the dc Of the Such the resGis Of
invests s;iog and experiment.
For farther particulars aud conclusive EVIDENCE or g1re
nor value aud efficacy pamphlets which be ob,2iasd
OF the ptnpri-tOrs and th-ir agents .rafia.
Prepared 4nd sold shoe.sIe and retail. b. A. Il. D.
SANDS Wholesale Dmsgsts. 70 Fulton street, New York
sold also At z3 Broadway y East Broadway and By Drug
gi,ts generally throu the Unitsi Price
bot,l- SiI boitl-s for ST.
- REMEDY ToR DEAYSRss-Dr. McNair's Acoustic
OIL il dnly gaining "a popularity IL has performed some
Astonishing We refer the ncredul0u,
where has proved ,ecus remedy OF total d.sasss
yrars standing Sold At q Cortland Il. Price per hdsk
Aso, Roach and Bed Bug B4Ge-a sure remedy.
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O-rrcrau vIsrr TO rRE President The Justices
of the Pe3ce IN county Of Washington, 10 the Dis
met Of Columbia, paid their respects 10 hc Pre.-
den, yesterday, al the Executive MANSON, accord
The Nsyor OF the civ. as It's Chief Magistrate. in-
reduced The Jusrces. individually and collectively
CEat Intel Yesterday
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Our Evening Edition.

The regular publication of our Evening Edition
d, ,,s,,r,tsd for few days. We expect TO have our
new machinery II. motion the new building in the course
Of week. when we Evening Edition viii be issued
Win regularity and morning edition at en- earlier hour
and with nsrcepttble improvements.
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HANDSOMELY DoSE.--A letter from Lexington,
Ky TO a gentleman in this place, speaking ct MIR.

HANDSOMELY DoxE-A letter from Lexington,
Ky TO gentleman in this place, speaking OF MI
Clay, says:
"He (r Ciay) has been largely In debt, but within the
last entire Indebtedness. (amountns 10 near $780,
000) was cancelled and his notes delivered TO him from
Bank Tho great deeply affected and asked who
had done this thug We know not was the reply, the
money was deposited credit and notes are can
csed Il need not you who did 1t was not your
enemies." lSsmerphle Reporter
CO. IA this matter has been made the subject OF
invidious comment in journals hostile 10 MIR Clay,
we shall not now violate any confidence by stating
the facts more clearly The truth is this: Mr.. Clay,
who has not, for many years, incurred nor owed a
debt on his own account, had involved himself by
endorsing for relative who became deeply enbar-
raised and failed. The debts came upon Mir Clay
10 such an extent that his property must have been
sweep, away TO pay them The circumstances came
10 the knowledge OF some Of Mr. Clay's Political
friends and admirers (fsw of whom knew him PEI
sonal!y,) and they quietly subscribed the sum neces-
sary to relieve him from embarrassment. The hrst
intimation he had Of il by the return of his can
celed notes.
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By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~. .TAE DAILY USIcS' is the title of the new
paper which takes,he place Of the Globe as the o.
zsn Of the Administration.
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The Convention.

The rulers and managers Of our State invo-
we'd in a most perplsxiDg quandary, which chalen-
ses the anxious cogitation of their admirers and
the sympathy Of mankind in general. The plth of
their trouble is this A bill has passed the Assem-
bly,, mainly by Wing votes, providing that the Peo-
DE may pass upon the expediency OF calling Con-
yention to revise our State Constitution. This bill
has passed the Assembly by so large vote (sS TO
8s,) that the experiment Of stopping 1t in the Sen
ate il a manifestly unsafe one. But il allowed TO
pass in its present simple and natural form, what be-
comes of the party assumption and popular belief
that the Wings are the natural enemes Of Reform,
and especially afraid Of extending the power OF the
Pespleq These SO votes against Convention, all
but two Loco Focos OF the ruling section, tell an
awkward story In short, it won't do to defeat the
bill nor 10 pass it--and what can be done The
Oldest doctors are COMPOUNDED by the difficulty Of
the case, and can only put their canes TO their no
ses 10 the manner that indicates silent wisdom
Meantime, the dilemma must be faced, and one o.
lite horns must be braved unless softer alternative
can be devised. The project most favored at pres
emf is that OF so bewitching tho bill in the Senate
that its own father would not know it, and sendn!
itbock to The Assembly in such shape, if possible
that the Wings will be compelled to vote against II
We shall soon see how this device prospers.
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The partial returns winch reach us t'uicd'e U'o
reelection of the old Members o. Congress from the
XII,h and XIII,h Districts If so, the Delegation
will be composed as follows
DIT Members Dist. Hen5srs
sArchibad Atkinson s. Robert VI. I. Hunter,
g. .Georse c Dromgoole, y JeHN :, PENpLsToN,
g. WIN NJ Tredwav 10. Jacob Bednser,
4. .Edmund ". HUBBARD, II. ."iliam TAYLOR.
S. Shelton +. Leake, H. Augustus j. Chapman,
8. James Seldom Is 'Georrc w. Hopkins,
Z. sThomas II. Bayly. II. Joseph johnson, (proe'l
10. William C. Brown.
sMembers Of the last House.
We have no returns from the XlVth District, and
it may be that G. D. Camden, Wing, is elected.
but il is very safe 10 presume he is until Sc,
the returns.
The two Houses are Loco,Foco enough. 4
Governor and U. s Senator are 10 be chosen.
LOUISIANA After long and earnest discussion,
the Constitutional Coavestion o. this State has
nearly completed the Judicial portion OF their pro
posed Constitution. The Section relating tothe SUI
preme Court reads as follows:
Fec 3. The Supreme Coart shall he composed nt one
Chief Justice and Of three Associate Justices majority
OF whom shall constitute quorum. The Chief Justice
sha receive salary o. 5000 annually each OF three
Associate Justices shall receive salary $500 annually
the said court shall appoint Us own clerks Tho ssil
sne advice and OF the Senate for the Of cs,
years
Tn case these four Judges shall be equally divided
IN any case that comes up TO them, the judgmsa,
oe the Conr, below shall stand affirmed Each of
the supreme Judges hiss power TO grant the writ Of
Habeas Corpus A proposition that these Iudsesbe
elected by direct vote Of the People ia'ied by 70
TO so.
ey- SMITH lSsLsHARr has been appointed Col
lec.or a, Cleveland, Ohio, vice Vim. Milford tly-
Ter Lcco) removed +,
we have advices froa, Washington that The
work of turning out and turning IN goes on very
brisklv. both in the Departments and all over 'ne
Country. But no publication Of these changes Is
made at Washington. and we have 10 CLEAN snca
as we publish from the local journals.
Pe,SsYLvANIA-Gov Skunk has appointed John
Il paryiance of Batter his Auditor General ami
John Laporte Of Bradford Surveyor General NJ
I,apote was formerly in Congress
,ry- LEWIS Cas-, Jr son OF the General, has been
fixed upon a, Washington for Charge d 'Afidifes 10
Portugal.
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THE TRIBUNE.
s.TrreDaY MORNING. May 8, 1915

- R,xovAL.-Frasr OF sfAI-subscrib0rs who IN
:, ah.nec their residence the first Of May VIII
on,e u, by handing notice of such removal as early as
r.,a,e as book IS now open the Office for entering
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SPLENDID BATHIS6 fLACx.-Thc A.or Batbs. ~ Rab.
neau, haze aiey been ndded 10 aud newly urnr,hed
p.rb manner. adding luxury Ia the of cleanliness To
those whoe iases affect the elegant tins b. ought
u be, recommendation For part. tIe 1ccommods
tons OF csan, agnpt towels pure sO, water md OOny
apartment all 10 ones self to bnlhs m enough without
the rest Let citizens show by their patronage they
appleela.e Mr. Rabnenu's ett0n u please thetn
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The Bremen ship Cyrus, reported some time ago as
wrecked on the eayo Verde remains yet In almost Its en-
tire state (it being vessel having abou six feet
along side, efforts made 70 her. Her
crew and cargo are all landed nj this place. All mariners
should be cautioned 10 approach in the night this
dangerous ass In the Bahama channel there Is always
varying current Of from three to live miles per hour,
which can guarded against except by close obscr
walton In clear day.
Vessels bound this port should always make land TO
tho Eastward Of H. and then by careful examination of the
coast the run of which is most generally correctly lal
down on the charts there will be difficulty In finding
the entrance the Iarhor though II IS exceedingly OBJ
scure and dicul nd where the inland hills alone are
distance. which resemble much those OF Nnevas
Bayanatos. Your obedicnt servant, SARDlS.
The barQue Martin W. Brett sailed from Nuevitas on
the alst April company with the brig lsanc Mcclellan
o; Boston, Can't. Orr. bound TO Ncw-Yofk.
In Ion T6 So lat 80 l5 the Brett spske aud passed the
Her. h * Emelne OF and for Portland and under
stood to report the brig Empire cast away OIL the Sou
side of Cuba. The Emeiuc had large crew on board
suproscd 10 be that OF the Empire. In Ion ~ l. lat - 81
smoke and passed the barquc New England from Sew-o-
leans Tor Sew-lork.
Tese iet IN Naerit1S-Tc brcs Charles Hammond, the
Chascus. TonQun, the Lydia, and the Rowland loac
ing for New-York.
PASSENGERS ip ne Martin ". Bret. from C"bd-Geors'
pnson ESQ T. s. Vice Consul al NuevitaS, and lady,
BOSTON Mrs z. Mayhem, Of New York; Don Pedro
Acuero Of Cuba Mr.. Grercr, OF Cornwall, England; ans
j. Fuller, OF EoNbur!
Mr. c. Dson, our Vice Consul at Nuevas, the protector
Of the plan smelling Copper Ores in the United States
has arrived here in the barque Brett for the purpose
forming large comran, work those rich mines of Bay
atabo which he has years been exploring.
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The PENNY MAs1zIsE.-The republication OF this mot
useful OF all the Magazines published the price pro-
posed BY Mr. Recfcd hardly fan ensure an almost
universal circulation. seeaiveremen in another column
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~ L,sr Day of MIR. and Western at The Anne lcsa
Hus-ufnSPsiGd the sfteTOu for the
rrnlenc- OF ladies' and chill aud again the evening
talented company rrgegtd will b. by tie bill
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II A. strange fellow was recently found In the
Pr~-ceu Mansion, a. Washington. He supposed 10 have
been crazy fact that lie with him the house
two uares o,eaf every who thai
supposed 10 20 Jor the loayes. 10 :. Gaz
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From tho Courier DIES Flats UnIs.

About two years have passed, since France ant
Europe los, one Of those extraordinary womer
who move the moral world, because they know the
mysteries of lis fates. Mile LIE Normand, the IA
nous sibyl of the nineteenth century, is, foru
nately, not quite lost 10 us, for the secrets Of hel
science have been revealed at Paris, in all their de-
tails, by a lady of the grand monde, her assiduous
disciple.
Whether people believe or not in these predc-
lions, made by means of the cards, cabllistlc num-
bers. chiromancy it is not the less true that the
volumes upon Mile LIE Normand excite great in
terest in the public mind, and that the exercises
which they contain are fulfilled with equal erudi-
ton, patience and spirit.
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nrs~ LETTERS FROM NEw-foRx, Second Series
NJ y.x1A Csnp; JUS: Published by c. 5. Francis &
- s,a broadway. We shall notice ri. volume hereafter
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- Uaeys Pam Ex,racto, sold at 81 Cortland sst At
hALF pIlce. and IraTrantSG ZcnItnk
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ANNIVERSARIES III appears from the programme
that trcenty-ons Benevolent Societies, all OF which
are successfully laboring IN their appropriate spheres
for the same great object-the elevation and hap
piness OF Man-will hold their Anniversaries dur
ing the coming week. 1t will be week OF great
interest TO the religious and philanthroPlc commu-
nty. and We shall endeavor 10 report the proceed
inss as fully as ou- room Will permit,
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Virginia.

The partial returns which reach us indicate the
reelection of the old Members o.. Congress from the
XII,h and XllIh Districts If so, the Delegation
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y See Com,rocx', Advertisements on r> out.ite
Of this paper on th> first PAGE al. Ina
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M The Morning NepS does wrong in compel
ling US to state ungracious truths OF Gen. Drom-
goole We did not mean 10 reflect at all upon HIM,
but solely upon the News itself, which has made
itself very prominent in assailng Mr. Clay most I'M
Justly on account of the Cilley Duel and appealing
10 all moral men TO condemn duellng by voting tor
Polk. and now goes out of It's way 10 euoglze Gen.
DromzooIe. who has killed his man in a duel But,
says the Newp, this was a great many years ago,
and Gen. D is very sorry for it. We are obliged to
say that il was long since Mr.. Clay was concerned
in duel except to do all he honorably could to
prevent the CiIley Duel, proceeding at length TO the
extremity ofinvokIng the nterposi,on ofthe Police
If Mr.. Clay had been the cause Of any mans DEATH
we doubt not that he too would have painfully re-
GREETED il, though we think his penitence would
have tended rather to withdraw him from public
life than TO drive him back into it-Weil, says the
News, Gen. Dromgoele is most estlmable man
otherwise than in the matter of Dueling This
(which we had not questioned,) being accompanied
by repetition and exaggeraton of the cruelest ca
lumnies on Mr. Clay respecting the Cilley Duel
provokes us 10 say that the only time we ever
uized this Gen. Dromgoole he was intensely drunk
Just before breakfast-time Here interposes the
News:
ave understand that ne diu formerly umh " w..
but for years he has been entirely refoncd anu
now member OF the Temperance Society,"
Here again the News obliges as 10 say that the
Temperance part of this story Is entirely new 10 us
and that our observation Of Gen. d. in state OF
in,oxication took place in 1914. But no matter
If he has truly reformed, though bu, yesterday, we
rejoice to hear it, and trust that neither his former
Intemperauce nor his fatal Duel Gf he be truly PEN
itent, as we do not question: will be remembered
TO his injury We mean never again to make an
allsaion TO either; and are sure his judcious
friends, especially if they have been prominently
engagedin personal attacks on leading Wing States
men, will not provoke us 10 any such illusions by
most mistaken lauda,ion. Weare sure Gen. Droni-
gooe, if he be the reformed man we are glad 10 be-
lieve him. must prefer that his rieads refrain from
all personal eulogium
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.z- LEWIS Cas-, Jr son OF the General, has been
sT.d upon at Washington for Charge d Atialres 10
Portugal
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FROM CuBA.-By the arrival of the Martin w.
Brett, from Nuevlas, we are furnished with the
following letter from our Correspondent:
CORRESPONDENCE Of The Tribune.
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peyssr1yAyrA.-Gov Skunk has appointed John
pory;aoce of Batter his Auditor General ami
Iobn L,po,.e Of Bradford Surveyor General. NJ
I,apote was formerly in Congress.
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BsooXLY1 IMPROVEMENTS The OPENING Of CO.
umbia street. from Fulton ard Everett streets "tb5
Hishts. Is completed and Il OF the greatest i'm
provemcnts made " Brooklyn years. lima o. omit
buses equal TO the broadway e has been started from
Fulton street To Es,t BROOKLYN. Express.
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NffcrnUOH StSNIuII'
The Savans did sot assemblequ Punctually al
ter dinner.
A very able paper was read by young but mod
est Saran on THE Atomic Theory
The General Committee were then appointed oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
Ohm To Navy Ork Greeting.
Correspondence Of The New-fork Tribune

Correspondence OF nc Nf"'iV 'i'D"''s
COLUMBUS Oct H. 1si5
Editor Of Tie TriJune.-Dear Sir-The battle is
fought in Ohio and the victory is ours The returns
come in gloriously. The popular vote svery large
" in our favor We have enough Information TO
enable us to say that 10th branches of the Legisa-
ture will be Wing. by ample majoriies we
have already gained five in the House and lost two
If the balance Of the State goes as II did last all
and it will do no worse we shall have majority OF
10 or ~ in the House. The Senate will be Wing
bv G or e. We have bare chance OF gaining sen.
aior in the Morgan District and one in the Highland
District Ifso. it will be still larger. Our only los
SEES are in Wayne and Pickaway-the last by down
right kaorery on the part Of the Loco candidate for
Representative.
An is glorious to behold We make but little
stir our opponents look too much cast down. we
have fought The battle fairly. but had the advantage
of choosing our own ground. What say you to the
vonng giant Of the West Will you not set down
Ohio az uScHAYGEkBLY WHIGl Thrice has she
spoken. and each time more emphatcally She
claims rank with Vermont and Massachusetts, and
asks New York TO 60 and do likewise. Tell Mr.
Polk there is lion in the path and that he can pever
chain Ohio to the Texas. Anti Tariff, Sub Treasury
car. She has said it. You're &c l.
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The industrial Congress.

We have made room this morning at some incoh-
veniense. FOR the conclusions OF the lnaos'ai Oou
gre.s or Convention, as II has finally chosen to be
.,vled We have regarded the assembling and de-
lherstions Of this body with deep interest, which
!. no, a, all diminished by our inability to concar in
the wisdom Of some Of its recommendations 1t
was not the fault Of those who assembled 'na' they
were few in number, and that they represented Oh
sympathized with exclusively the Employed cia's'
or those who labor for others but It was proper
that they should finally disclain the title OF Oon
gress and prefer that Of Convention In uue
Indusrisl Congress all interests, all classes cohDec
ted with Industry should be represented and inca
sures would be framed and adopted looking 10 Inc
common Good Of all The great prob.em Of true
ORGANIZATION Of Labor so 20 secure constant en-
ploymen, and Just recompense 10 ali-tne chl'd ana
the woman "a well a. the adult and the man-tne
feeble and the simple s. well as the strong and Inc
cunning-ihe awkward es well as the skillial-"M
never be solved by the action Of single Class ou'
i,v the USIOs Of all Classes. The Capitalist me
Inventor. the profound intellect which leads captive
tho blind forces of Nature and renders them s0bser-
v;on. 70 the convenience and comfort OF Man-ali
borer and are needed ia the work which society he'
TO DO We DO not approve, therefore Of any -Pe'
cia and separate organization of Laoorers' oh'ess
other clasees refuse cooperate with them Is 10
the "a SO OF holding this Convention. Yet 'ne "o'A
TO be done is 80 mportan, and 50 imminent that we
,rcf.r N ace il commenced by any, rather tnan neg
lec,ed BIZ all Let the Toing Millions meet together
and form Societies for the stated discussion OF the
great questions connected with the interests OF La
bor lei these be discussed fairly, candidiy, and
without reference 10 the dicta Of any creed or party
7, viii be time enough 10 dosmsiize after thoroogn
discussion. II Lsborers alone will enter upon such
discussion. let them do it, but lei no class be shot
ont from their conferences is orr idea on the
subject; the views Of a majority of the Industrial
Convention are embodied in their Resolutions Con
s,i,ution &c in another column. Let all be con
sidered
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CiRcrrr CouRr-M-Cutiy q. Hodges Action OF
.ectnieng IN relation 70 portion Of the Carlton House
I'm. case ser tris 81 ten csy- WAS gwen The jary
YESTERDAY In respect g. alleged rresuaty N he nst
rs xsiion papers o. pianrr me Court charsec that the
Jury were stibefty ~ behind TIE certircse Of The
court srsnug such II fraud OF want ~ jnr sdcuor %
.he~p and II plaintiff obtained hi, nns ecr'hcse WITH
ou, having years before declared on oath his nsen
Il IN 70 become citizen. Il is fraud upon the aw %
Cong gross and should be set aside The eeruncse how
ever IS proof Of regularity unless defendant has she~n
10 the contrary On this and the testimony ss 70 being
relsv- OF ecessed the Jury decide the -
Verdict this forenoon.
Xrcr CH,>crIIoR's CoURr.-Pasr uvpsy ard ga
RS Va scsb Harrsy and Sgmes C. bslA ddIsisraso-s
Ac-Oriered that the estate OF Capt Peter Murphy Ge
ceased no died IN New York devizug his property 10
rsstivcs IN Ireland be divided equally smons The chs.
t~en " the brother snG sisters of deceased.
Srn.4ti 4 Raiirig ~ John Wilson, % Gi-Nouon hy q
MORTGAGE to have the OF the Pesrlstreet House
placed "a the hands OF receiver Also motion that
Injunction allowed be dissolved Motion for receyerce.
MED and Injunction Dissolved.
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The ALHANRA-The sound Of the hammer and saw
IN his beautiful SUNNI er resor few days since gave
note OF preparation for some change and we now
that the proprietor has made arrangement. for
durngihe Understanding however, TO furnish as
usual the delicious creams and other refreshments.
which have gained for the Ahsmrs such reputation
and such extended patronage. During the Summer II
was avorte resort u citizens. and VIC doubt no.
the worthy proprietor will renew such attractions
Will merit and receive the sams generous patronage
through the Winter.
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HUMBERTfS

n
" Established In 1919, for the TreafmssS
disease ny Eiectricify.-E.e ctfIciiy IS 1900
s-xiltfy fem~fy In al forms = diseased scf q wv
sppn-d- Is prompt and efficient 10 The cure o Ae.x
Cnrvnie kh-rmatsE, Goat, S,rv0r. Heatscne ~. -
farlzl Debility, ,Upprss-on retention OF nc ~ -
tgieneous kaupuOn- ILLUMINATION Of the kye V-.s,s
PAN ~ tie sd bscs LI.bs, As.cu ar CDobe ~
,ng-, and otlcs similar -arrrslnk'
Ia few dsy., IT, isng misery 81 months ~ -
sii.r AZ u. ot,f fe-oufc.- q elicsl ar have pfe
and aoasdo1se IL cssYsr. Dr. II lfusis thai nc 49, Nv
eozbrs him 10 DIS enso altogether with pubie zee
references he may be co1sLted Dy tbose ~
daily from A 81 10 r. ~. la. ve'y poor sl'sos"
syafu between tse hours o and p H. -.
b.. A. {. hUMoERT, Medical EiecnsSs.s