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Fors ps5ss q g.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed the Fourth District Court OF New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell public
St. Louis street.
Charres Royal Streets TUESDAY, March 49, 1882 at e
o'clock NJ -.
A CERTAIN BOND OF THE HEBREW CoNGREGAT1oN CHA
dollars s3O0 co. number forty
eight pnsd nv Isaac Hart President Goldsmith Treasurer,
dated 1881 Joseph Turner bearing interest at the
coupons attached 10 the bond
Seized in the above suit. ..,,s =, ,,,,,-r,,u
Terms cash on the spot. . JAMES r FRERET,
mhl9 Ia 90 % Shertn oil Inc fhrsh OIL urleans
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Dobylss s Hayriiegt0n's

DAGUE EOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
No, CAMP STREET
This we'll known establishment having been thoroughly repaired
enlarged and Improved the poretors invite the public
their where Portraits furnished Of all sizes.
in the superior style and ruish,
N. B-operator. fitted with complete low
prices. Voighnnda FRENCH Harrsou's Hba
Tubes with Box and Tablets for twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes, Plates (meran and Frech Frames
Stands Boxe, Baths Chemicals together with article used in the
DAGuERREOIYPE BUSINESS constantly hand and for st-
who oanlre inn6t
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SHER1FF'S SALE
NEwORLEANs. No.
pY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered on
p the Sd March, 1852. directed by
Second District Court NewOeans the above entitled
proceed to sell public auetn the oua City Exchange
ST. Louis street, between Chartres and Royal
April TO- 1852 at IL O'Clock for account of the creditors sd
solvent
CERTAIN VACANT LOT GROUND situate on Preur street
between Perdo aud Poylas measuring thirty 'front.'
hundred and depth between parallel nea
Surrendered by said nsolyeut to his creditors
forms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
nhiO 20 30 apl0 Sheriff Of the parish Orleans.
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YERMIFUGES.
Wlner'svCanadian,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
SWANS,
BAiley's,
Jayne's,
Chnllen's.
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. Townseni's,
Bailey's,
Sands's,
WinkOop's,
Bristol's,
Woods,
Bulls.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF NEwORLEANs. II No. 1851.
pY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
III i2th March, 1885,? directed by the Honorable
District Court Newoeans the above natter proceed
sell public auction FRIDAY March &c. 1851 hapas
o'clock NJ the premises viz
THE CONTENTS OF FANCY STORE
between Cu,ombouse and enve containing variety
BON cts, Ribbons, etc.
Surrendered by the insolvents to their creditors.
1erms-Cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERET,
mhf5 l99 &c Sheriff q the Parish o
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G- c 0 u N f r F E l L 81! ~
COUNTERFEITS 9BOUND!!
All other falsely PAIN EXTRACTORS are Coupteei,s
DALLEYS The worthless who sell them hope stealing
they induce the public to believe that
the virtues OF the articles Buy
Agents.
EB ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uISE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME :" H. DALEY" BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK ON
UPON IT.
t4 Depot the United States where all orders addres.
will be promptly executed. H DALEY d Co,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
Isl CHARITIES STREET NewOrleans,
Where all Dealers the States of LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-
slSSIPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE City LOUIS,
in the State Of MISSOURI, will he promptly supplied,
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.
aug0Sm General Agents for sad Territory.
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sHERIFFDs SALE,

SHEKIFF7S SALE.
EKwORLRANs. No. 1895.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale of date March
1882 directed by the Honorable the
Newoslean the above entitled proceed
sell public auction, the premises FRIDAY 1852
halfpast o'clock Of the Creditors said
The the OFFEE-H0uS
Canal streets per inventory file my office which Will
be exhibited at the time aud place Of sale.
Surrendered by SAID nsolven to his creditors.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
NH Of he Paris ofO rlea
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SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES G. WHITAKER, Esq, Mobile Ala.
Messra. BYRNE d STEELE, Ficksburg Miss.
Me.srs. JONES 4 UFFERD, Galveston Texas.
Ae,srs. STARK, DAY, STAUFFER Il CO., New Orleans
Mrrsrs. PRtESTLY 4 BEN, NewOrle.is.
Mes.n. j. WATERMAN Co, Neworleans
II. RICHARDS, ESQ.,, SewOrleanE.
E. MACPHERSON. No Camp atre 81 yr
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT CouRT RICHARD G. ELIZA NJ BECK
NEwoEIEASs. and T. j. BECK, her HUSBAND No 1854
pY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facas to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
0rcans the above entitled will proceed
ton in the Rounda the City Exchange between
Charities and Royal streets THURSDAY March 2 1852 IL
O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Annuneaon
above this city, No 49, and designated
said suburb drawn by b. L the 18th May deposited
the office of Pierre Pedescnx then this
ground 60 feet front Orange depth
between parallel French
mens thereon, consisting comfortable yoory
Seized l the above suit.
Terms cash on the JAMES P. FRERET,
fe24 mh5 Is rs Sheriff ofthe Paris OF Oriesns.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIRST psrss1 couHF JOHN DUNE "a F Na IsGS WAC
iDY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
of March 1852 and directed by the Hon
The First District NewCrlean the entitled
will proceed public auction, SATURDAY March 1861
TIE CONTENTS OF CERTAIN COFFEE HOUSE, situate at til.
corner Of Delcrd and Tehoupitoulns streets.
Professionally seized in the above suit -
cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
mhl6 20 "a ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
SHERIFF'S SALE
DrsrRrcr CouRrllP E. BoNFoRDy Fw CoLQUHoUN.
NRwQRLEANs. No. 4T5s.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of New
Orleans the above entitled will sell st public
in the Rounda the City Exchange ST. Louis street between
Charities and Royal SATURDAY, April B. 1852 at -
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS hereunto belonging situate in
the suburb Dod the Municipality No. Two this city the
bounded by julia and Philippe Streets Triton Walk and Mobile
bred plan r. Deaied Engineer the
March, 1882 and deposited the Office G. R. Strnge late No
Public city, Said lots aon each other aud
each English feet front julia street by
hundred and twenty feet in depth
THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS said lots consist
ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHENS, AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the suit.
TRRMss being auction, the said property
will be defnvey adjudaed the highest last bidder what
with good security eight pei
and special mortgage the sold until final
JAMES P. FRERET,
mills apps Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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IA GER
Ham, rt-
trottuai II
prom pr
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for lliHI-
lrllra,l'y-
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RATNVAI4NH- DANU AINto-DAKNA INO-l1t
- No lOs MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON GINS 300, HORSE POWERS $780, FLOWS g. CROSS
hAR CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS per FIFlU,
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRIDES ARNESS, PACK 81
DIES, INDIA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS
TENTS, HAMMorkS, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS; HEMP
ROPE ut ccns COTTON HOOKS doAen CLDI
ING lEANI CLOTH oyEkCoATs with (apes. s3 SHOES from
50 cents II ?5 BOOTS from Fl to ~, and variety Of other to
all OF which will be sold at about half the usual price, cheaper than
Il ler 4 tho ell mis- IN,
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PILES.
cured by PAIN EXTRACTOR. certain remedy and
removes at once the pain and soreness.
natl it solemn duty that the community, thu. publicly
during Which time have much bodily paH lost
Of 5nt i'm. BY my bed and have expended hg
as Ps n 9T 4Rs 9FSsd to make trial
utter aa1snen a. we'll and henry and to the of two
m@ susne 'DY' MAKE Inc sni 5SHS %AMs
ERYsIPELAs.
For , the rN ps or & . 5 25s SG
and will the other place The Pain Extractor,
effect, thorough cure.
bany l.bong under the most distressing Eyslss attended with
with large Jumps of hen. eg, p4ng large
SsSy Ky de@ . j az Of ny
m mn BURNING Ra ' na o Il not oSo
In this misery lonsed for DEATH ss expected when
TRY DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR
She brought to my bed box and applied some the sores felt i'm
uont thoroughly obtained and life
them, which my your valuable 1
Tn Dsns now as strong as ever and have T9 sns.
SALT RHEuM
This cefs that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR has
Ts @ ay for s R y. OF nj an. y n and for "f
entv removed Tbere @an be- no o @ 6 Mds S w,f a, s
That he Patent il from what ny
Nc !sls q
Buffalo, NY.
CoSTIVENESS; OR CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR the arrest safest and
all the old Persons frequently
called at office with upon their iare, stating t te
na o s and o hn do S Ssa % Tt q n
@ 5 'Y. x. oe orops .9ss G b. @ ePG" e
ecy and instance the PAIN Extractor do harm.
SORE NIPPLES
The efficacy the PAIN in thi, disease
certificates from ladies this subject The following procured by
of our Agents:
EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples cheerfIy
afflicted
most valuable artirls to cure 1t. PHOEBE BRAY.
Albany April l5l5. ----- MARY MOORE.
FEVER SORES
hereby certify that have been afflicted with
Sore for fourteen last past md sy. spent nearly five hundred
dollars employing physAn. md in purchasing medicines that
sr bss q sn % bA y 5 m&G2 xS Ex e
when my great surprise, before had used
sav limb entirely healed and have nothing Of M
Henrietta, Monroe county, N, Y, May g. l84S
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects ote PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
does all pains md mud heal the injury scar
REMAINS. I healing old long standing IN
Sr, Louis, No., July 6, 1886
foot very bad and dangerous way Tho Whole bit
top below the nstep. The began
ulnne until much alarmed usad
British OIL Tncture Nyrr adhesive ps but ali to
purpose. then commenced the use of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and less than minutes the pain inflammation began subs
i can confidently DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN Ey
TRACTOR being superior any thing have
Ship Carpenter by trade and shsl be willing testify
Avenue No ISL, where can give any information
Yours truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP,
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flag UERREOTYPE ROOMS, No 30 Phlippa
between Poyra' and Periio, where DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE PORTRAITS taken short notice. e1ced
beauty and e1pe,on and put in the style in Pins Iokets
Frnmcs Cases. cheaper than other The
tenders his thanks ayor his oa
ton together with bis experience
These facts he hopes will berAbe public
patronage. (h9 If JAMES LOCKWOOD
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q II
This ccts That DAILEY'S PAIN EXTRAC
my family Salt Rhenm of thirteen years. duration,
These disease. have been acned
entirely removed There can be doubt but hs Medicine all
That the Patent rsclans for whit has fallen
Observations added TO tho respectable testimonials by
others who have used it in guring relief
cheeruy recommend the attention the afflicted th
valuable .alve. ROSWELL. CfIAPIN.
ma
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
TOWBOAT PORPOISE.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN n B. ROBBINS OF THE
SHIP LEODES

the BRIDGEWATER PAINT on the decks of
Steamboats, and Sea Vessels and have also examined and
Protector; particularly very
PAINT that be applied deeks Of Sailing Vessels well
ECONOMY and DURABILITY ms for PREVENTING LEAR
(Sgned) N B. ROBBINS, Master Ship I.eoies
NewOrleans, January 81 1862.
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C0STIVENESS; or, CONSTIPATION or THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR is the rnre,
mey this disease 1t will positively give relief in the
and after all the old remedies have Gil Persons frequently
called Office with establishment upon their stating that hy
had he Ointment for other Diseases upon OF their bodies
the bowels and that opOus had resulted from it. Thisre
suit will always follow thorough rubbing tho Extractor The
bowels when they Let the experiment be trd
ieety and instance the Pam 1rtetor do harm
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ALnANY, May8, 1886 "a Jackson street
medical kI of
bany .boring the distressing Ery,ea
Illumination the Kidneys and with bleeding Piles, deeply liberated
with large Jumps the size of hena egs prudns and large os
covered body The secons stopped for when
Ny tongue cracked
mouth covered with my chest the neck
burning heat, that cold it.
this misery ongd DEATH svd expected recovery
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The wing Candidate for the Vice Presi-
s3aySsy -


The wings have most excellent candidate
3 for the Vice Presidency. It he have any one
fault, it ii entire indifference to misrepresenta-
ton or slsnder, before the people. Of his own
fair faiae. "A. Graham has repeatedly shown
tn b would not turn upon his heel to notice
: I'LL most virulent and abusive denunciation ever
hnrled against man. He has for such thing
only proud and contemptuous defiance. Full
Of selfsreIiance and confident in his own integ-
frity Of purpose, he has always quietly stood as
the unimpressible target Of q thousand arrows
III slanderous attack, and, in his own State, his
Interest revilers have been awed and rebuked
into inaotion by the calm dignity and perfect
sslfseliance Of the man.
s W. Al. Graham is the very opposite Of q dema-
gogue He has no stomach for bringing appeals
He scorns all whining petitions for popular sym
pathy, He only asks Of the people that they
shall treat him as he merits. He recognizes in
them intelligent equals not mere instruments
to be worked with, or wind-harps to be played
upon BY every passing breeze. If they can not
appreciate him intelligently, he asks nothing
from their excitement or decisions.
How will such a man-frm, relf-reliant, in
telligent, unpretending, and yet full Of native
dignity and self-respect- appreciated by the
American people He has none of the arts Of
the demagoge, and must stand or fall by his
genuine merits
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AMERICAN ISTERyEsroS THE EAST ISDEs.--The Bos-
ton Courier says that time since accounts were re-
ceived in that city of the seizure Of the American schr
Frt by the Dutch authorities Of java for alleged at
tempt at " Intervention between the Dutch and the
Sultan Of Jamb one their subject princes in the island
Of Sumatra The singapore Times gives some further
particulars Of this affair 1t appears that while the Fir
lay Palembang Sumatra themate Of the vessel set
out journey the city Of Jab but was arrested by
the Dutch before he reached that place In one Of his
stockings was found letter in the Malay language,
signed by Mr. Gibson the master and owner of the Frt,
melting the Sultan to throw off his dependence the
Dutch Offering him the 'materia aid Of arms and am
muntion and promising that he should be supported in
his rebellion by squadron of American ships of
The Dutch Immediately took possession of the Frt and
made prisoners of the crew. who with the captain are
now lying in prison at Batavia, awaiting their trial
Captain Gibson says in his defence that he signed the
letter not knowing its contents-and that the mate
only going pleasure excursion into the interior the
Island According to his statement the Malay who wrote
the letter directed merely to explain the object of the
mate in his excursion, and the affair is represented
trick of this native Of the mate himself 1t does not
appear what motives either of these persons could have
had in plotting such piece Of mischief The affair is
something of mystery.
Jambi the kingdom above mentioned, lies on the east
coast of Sumatra between Paembang and the equator
1t famous for its excellent pepper and its capital of
name which stands navigabe river, is place
of great trade in this article.
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City InteIligence.

DEDICATION AT THE ODD FELLOWS REsT-
Yesterday at the Odd Fellows Rest the ceremony took
place OF dcdcang the splendid new AIasoeum, erected
by the members of Teutonia Lodge No. TO- L. OOF The
Mausoleum is magnificent structure, built of pure
white marble at cost of 5000. In front Of the
structure is polished slab, having engraved on it the
names of the members composing the Lodge of the Off
GERS and past officers numbered from 10I inclusive
The Mausoeum is intended final resting place for the
members of the Lodge and their families An eloquent
prayer was delivered by the Grand Chaplain brother c.
w. WHITEHALL of Crescent Lodge No S. Past Grand Mas
ter Thomas H. Shields Grand Marshal for the OCCASION
presented to the Grand Master Brother julius Fulda
Chairman of the COMMITTEE of Arrangements who said
Having been entrusted with the superintendent and
management of the affairs connected with the erection
this Tomb, and having to the best our ability dis
charged the duty entrusted u.s. we now report to Won
the work accomplished and surrender it up you for
dedication
The Grand Master received it in the name of the Grand
Lodge of the State of louisiana and declared it dedicated
to the molly purpose of the burial of the members of leu
tonia Lodge, No 10. and their families. most eloquent
Grafton Was then delivered in English by Brother G. G.
Dunlap r. w Deputy Grand Master followed by an ad-
dress in German by G. f. Brichta An ode was then
read followed by music whereupou after benedction
by Brother Whehul, the procession adjourned, by inv
taton of Teutona Lodge the Kossuth Gardens where
fne collation. was prepared and partaken Of
The DIVORCE CASE - The defendant in this
suit reported in yesterdays edtiou) contends that she
has been much injured by the allegations the petition
Med in the case Statements in legal documents are not
always made with strict regard to facts and MS they are
generally inserted in obedience to the requirements Of m
dicial forms one is expected to believe them The de-
fendan contends that injustice done her by the
statements record and she expects with great conf
dence to make it appear on the trial Under the cir
cumstances she very justly asks that the public should
suspend its opinion and that her be not preuged
There are two sides to all questions.
COUNCIL. PRocEEpINGs.-Boa of assistant
Extraordinarily June 24th-The hour of meeting
was six o'clock The members in slowly. and at
hve minutes past seven O'Clock only thirteen answered
their names.
The following were present Messrs. Andrews, Baily
Burthe Dolhende, EusiB Forbes lanata, Leeds Nixon
Place stetsons, Sykes and Watkins.
AS There was not quorum present, the Board took
recess Of ten minutes az the expiration d that time only
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i EiLoxl:-The warm season has now commenced in
earnest and such of citizens as not compelled
remain in town by the pressure Of business the subject
able importance There many delightful places along
the Lake Shores but we know Of none which present
greater inducements than Biloxi II is reached in seven
hours by fine Lake boats and the hotels are not
than hundred yards from the fine wharf at which
passengers are landed Biloxi is one of the Oldest as well
as one Of the most beautiful summer retreats on the Lake
It was settled by the French previous to the founding of
NcwOreans and remains Of the old Notifications yet
to be seen on the East side Of the Bay.
plank walk has recently been constructed along the
front of tho village aording pleasant promenade and
here are fine roads leading out into the pine woods and
back country.
The principal hotels the Green oaks by 1adame
Tradat Son, and the Biloxi Housen by j. W. Nixon,
The first named house is generally patronzed by the
French and Creole visitors and the latter by that class
which, among our Heterogeneous population are usually
designated Americans We learn that it is the desire
of Mr. Nixon to make his family hotel and to families
remaining month during the season. liberal deduc-
ton will be made from the regular rates of board
regular series of balls and parties will be given during the
ing place. will make residence there during the dull
months Of summer highly agreeable. @ TX
The location of Biloxi of the most dry and healthy
along the Lake shores The land rises gradually from the
water until it attains elevation of twelve feet and is
covered with rich sward and thicky studded with the
spreading Magnolia Oak and Bay trees. Dr. j. G.
Lawrence physician Of this city will remain at Mr..
Nixons during the and ctice his profession
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Eeath resulting from. a disregard
OR INATTENTION TO RUPTUREs,

OR lNAITENIlON III kUPIUhES.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER,
THE EMINENT SURGEON.
brought into ST. Thomas Hospital who had fallen from
ladder struck apiece his Rupture he complained
of violent pain and died in four hours
miIdesgcd man. afflicted many
injured by violent push within hour after he
ured him. his Gountenance that of dying msnb nothing
that could devise had the effect during the three that he
survived, of alternating, any degree his TORTURE
Mr. Gibboa died from neglect of his Rupture When reflect
upon talents and foresight great
there somehng the affection
that Supplies the against the actual dangers always attending
brought into the Hospital with sanguaed Hernia
operated suffered intense shortly died
about fifty had been subject
Rupture which could be returned without difficulty Constipation took
place the 2lh could be removed he
brought ST. Baholmew Hospital caarcs having failed
procuring relief the operation performed the seventh
from the sranguaton. proved fatal The patient died the
following evening.
person taken Tomass Hospital Strangulatel
nquna erus the attempts made to reduce unsuccessful and
the operation performed the day his admission. All
him relief failed and the eleventh day he sank the
death.
man twenty admitted into St. Thomas, Hospital
for stranguted omenal Hernia performing operation the
found TO
sby being returned and for the removal igsus
applied around it, He experienced relief from the operation,
and died the seventh that which had performed
Mrs. Rice, Srnngulated Hernia operated
the strangulaion third
day the OPERATION the patient seized with vomiting unt
matter which continued for y abe sunk
*.
Richard ByssYe died from Congenis Hna
hours' strangulation.
by the of Ashley fifty years Ind Hernia which
became atrangulate and which resisted attempt reduce it,
operation performed the By the.ighh
day after the operation the wound healed ANAL
spot but The morning that day complained stiffness and
about the neck with difficulty in swallowing and the jaw
became completely licked. Opium and the cold bath tried
with slight temporary statement of the symptoms but without
permanent advantage the
r. The best similar by those who unfor