davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

ST.. JOINS, n. r., 6 =. M.-The steam.
ship Circassian, from Galway, on the A. NJ.
OF the 9th ult, arrived at this port at
halfpast : o'clock last evening. The first
part Of the passage, the Circassian cncoun.
tered stormy weather; she has 300 passen.
gers
BY this arrival we have Liverpool mail
advices Of the evening of the 18th, aud tele-
graphic accounts to noon OF the 26th.
The British war gun steamer Gorlon ar.
rived at Plymouth on the 22d from Hall.
fax and Fayal.
The Gordon took soundings for another
lire Of Atlantic Telegraph from the banks
Of New Foundland to the entrance OF the
English Channel via Fayal. The daily
New, says the North Atlantic Steam Com.
pany Galway line received by City OF
Washington applications from America for
100000 stock, which added to the subscrip.
ton already made, exceeds the required
capital. The British Board of Trade re.
turns for the year ending September Both,
show decrease in exports during the last
nine months Of over 100000.
The submarine telegraph between Dover
and Calais had ceased working, and is bellev-
cd TO be broken. Communication between
the two countries, was kept up by Ostend.
France. French breadstuiis mar.
ket continued dull.
the Portuguese government yields the
Charles Georges to France, declaring that
it is only to the threatened employment OF
force. The Paris Pa'r,e says that Portugal
yields not from fear but from wisdom.
TuRKEY.--The American irgate Wabash
arrived at COnstantinople on the lth. A
letter gays that as America is not included
in the treaty, thc Wabash has been allowed
to come up, although she far exceeds the
siz, Of vessels allowed to pass the Darda-
nclles. She took ont 20 of her guns, how.
ever, so tina, only 80 showed in the port
holes, which is nine more than the treaty
allowed England.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
New York Items.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-A young named
Vim. X. Thompkins was killed on Saturday
evening, in an ARRAY in Broadway concert
saloon, kept by Messrs. Fox & Wadsworlh
Last evening, while the performance was
going on in the same saloon, the police
made descent upon it, arr,stng the pro-
prletors and about 100 persons composing
the audience.
The Piccolomlni excitement continues
undated. Their. il another crushing house
at the Academy tonight, 1000 tickets were
disposed Of this "A. NJ. within two hours al
ter the Office opened. Many were obtained
by spectators and obtained at exorbtant
prices.
The members OF the Castleton Staten Is
land Board o, Health, five in number, have
been arrested and held to bail for having
voted for the resolution declaring The quar-
antine nuisance, aud calling on the cti-
zens to aba;e it. The amount of bail de
mandcd was $4,000 for each member.
a complaint has also been served upon
the Board Of supervisors Of the county Of
Richmond, 10y the Board Of Emigration, de-
maudng judgment for $3.50 900. that being
the amount OF damages arising from the
Quarantine outrage.
Mr.. Ray rompkinS. held for examination
on the charge OF arson aud rot in the mat
ter OF tie Quarantine outrage, has bocn dis
charged.
Robert Wills, the Broadway gambler,
was committed prison to-day, on "a charge
OF murder made against him recently 10y his
servant girl. There il no clue yet, to the
name Of the person murdered. Mr.. Bus
toei, counsel for Wills, got a writ OF habcas
corpus, aud brought the prisoner this L. NJ
before Judge Russell who Immediately dis.
charged him.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
The Latest News.


WisHIsGroS, Nov. 8.-The steamer
Gen. kusk, which arrived at New Orleans
on the lst inst, brings later information
from Northern Mexico.
Gen. Nidaurri issued q proclamation,
calling on several merchants along the FROM
tier TO pay the sums annexed TO their NAMES,
amounting 10 Slj0000, or remove with
their goods from the country, although the
goods had paid him duties. lie says IL
will give no explanation, aud wish no qncs
tons, but enforce it on YOU lie ordered
his officers to see this carried out.
Many Americans aud foreign merchants
were preparing to remove, when he revoked
the decree, aud left for parts unknown.
The Brownsville Flag. Of the 9th ult,
endeavors 10 show that the liberal cause is
not so desperate as represented. Ii says
that 400 Of Vidanrri's men were captured
aud Inassacred by Miramon.
The bulletin, of the | 9Th, says tfat Vi
daurri had resigned the command in chief
Of the northern forces III favor Of Saragoz,
who had begun an active reorganization Of
the forces, and had already equipped force
OF more than 1000 men.
A forced loan and voluntary contribution
had been commenced at Monterey, by which
it is thought that ample means would be
raised to make new effort against Mira
mon.
The bulletin says that Nldaurris resig-
nation was caused by treason in his own
camp, his guns having been spiked previous
to the recent battle, to which his defeat is
attributed.
The Reactionist. were committing depre
dations and burning haciendas.
AT last accounts Blanco and other Gene
rails were threatening San Luis, and battle
was anticipated there soon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
From California aud salt i.ake---irriv al
OF ihc Overland Mall.

Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 9.--The overland mail
from can Francisco and Salt Lake with
dates to the | lth AMI l4th, has arrived. The
Alta California; furnishes the following SUN
mary of the news since the departure OF the
steamer.
The first mail from st. Louis reached
san Francisco Unexpectedly the morning OF
the 10Th. twcuty-,our days ont. Arrange
ments are being made 10 appropriately cc!e,
brate the event.
THcEnpls have been received from thc
summit of the Sierra Nevada.
The steamer torttz sailed for Nlctoriao on
the oh. with only Gny passengers.
The steamers were returning daily, load
Ell dosn with the disGyaricd, from Frazer
River.
When tn ST Louis overland mail O! the
10th OF september. reached san Francisco,
the mail via the l>thmus. Of the same date
hail not arrived.
Oregon dates 10 the 22i Of September.
mention IL raInor, that two hostile Indian
chiefs, namri Qualchien aud ou,il, were
captured and shot.
4 messenger hal arrived AZ Shasta, with
urEAiCttS lfbiii Nit autUu'tt ibT u tfN
Reading. Tboagh the dispatches would
change the destination 4 the troops en- route
for Oregon, the Washington forces Dow
there. Will be- able 10 KEEP the Indians under
subsection without, additional aid
The Sacramento N,loug publishes a
COMMUNICATION revealing tn, ,NSteuce Of
PROJECT No make i d,A0usIcriug excursion
no sonora.
The total amount frAzer River gold dust
revived in san Francisco miEt, 10 Oct. IL.
vas S.. 600
90 the g,h ;irc broke OF in Jamestown.
which DESTROYED - houses. luss S25G0lu
Basin X generally, since the departure oi
the lat steamer, was quiet, bat ,be demand
from the CoUutfy was iQli.
The [ ,ah mali pr |. :. fyprSs 10
Brouv,ih arrived ga sandy. II ayy sHaS
s'orms are reported at Deer Creek, aHi
Eosls aiDos, imPASahlr.
The mai was packed On males fTou Big
Rae riyrr n, Vrum being 'No high - ord
The ra.u s.or.a which pnyA,cl Trough
ont thai ,o,'ion f'r the past Two we,As
cNt,aiei l. t. - miks west # F5,, hsar-
nay
The rssSnstrs b.,p- Z 4 o. il 4. no sla
mary AtaJn.,b,d lcom sat Ia.e CRY.
lhe bh correspondent % the RSDsl f-
-ia g'voS an Account NJ t1- Outrage com
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

The question Of marrying a deceased
wile's sister, has been creating considerable
excitement in the Old School Presbyterian
Synod, in session at Philadelphia, but with
out any decision at last accounts.
BosroS TRACT SoCrEry.-The Boston
.iiids says that the Boston Tract Society
have voted to issue Immediately four tracts
on the subjact Of slavery. and that arr,oug
them is the tract of Scripture texts recently
rejected by the New York Society.
Man IS. SrEAx.--Our boat clubs have
made very fast time in some Of their recent
matches. But they must try again. A
MIR. SrALsY, Of Grand Island, pulled two
cared boat nine miles from Buffalo to Black
Roek, against "A four mile current in one
hour and thirteen Minutes. beating a steam
er, with which he was racing, a minute and
ball, few days ago.
Tue GorLpY FAxfLY-Tae probability
DOW Is, ths, all the members OF tue GouLDy
family together with the two servants, will
survive The horrible wounds inflicted upon
them by the suicide, FRANK GorLpr. The
girls are able 10 converse. and all are doing
well.
LATEST FROM THE ZrNBEo Gor.D DIG-
GiSds.-Tbe excitement which followed the
first announcement tia, gold had been found
IL TIE Iambro river, seems to have died .
natural AID easy death bat several d.ser.
a!rel gautencu. residing pear Oropoco. in
uri'tea coua'y, confidently assert tia, gold
Is std found there in quantities sufficiently
'arge 70 jlsiify ihe nsesssary expenditure Of
m1nsy and labor in working tie mines"
\ Mr. Cushing has lAie.y shown the editor
Of the NiEoua Rep'd4iara a quantity OF
goal dust, weighing about tscsDunoes. and
yAlled a; S2o, which be had recently dug
fo'n tie m.Ies % tAs Isn.i.ro. NJ. Cg.b.
~ sa!s that with proper instruments
r.a-, can With e-se obtain from IS to s. IN
dasi pr day. Their ia company now en-
-a-0l il mining ttrr.. s.ta god Success.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

mitted on the persons Of Mr.. Marker and
daughter, by two Utah Indians at Spanish
Fork. ,.s
Gov. Cumming demanded the surrender
Of the offenders, through Indian agent Hart
II was refused, and requisition was Tn
made upon Gen. Johnston, and detach-
ment OF men proceeded to the scene Of the
outrage, and elected the delivery Of the cul.
prits. who were sent to Salt Lake City, aud
placed in the custody Of the U. S. Marshal.
An Indian was unintention,lly killed,
which may lead to further disturbances, in
view OF which posse Of military was sta
TONED at Spanish Fork. for the protection
Of the inhabitants.
The District Court had adjourned to the
first MOnd OF November.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
The Uuited States Army,

The present military force of the United
States consists OF nineteen regiments Of the
line. composed OF the following CORPS: Five
regiments of cavalry, four regiments Of ar
tillcry, ten regiments Of infantry, making
grand aggregate Of thirteen thousand rank
and file OF all arms. This little army covers
an area of over two millions square miles,
bling nearly two thirds Of all Europe
There are eleven hundred commissioned off,
GERS, including one hundred medical officers,
eight hundred and fifty Of whom graduated
at the military academy, and two hundred
and fifty civil appointments. The nativity
Of those officers is as follows born in the
United States, 500; Ireland, IA France,
s; England, 6 !; Germany, 3; Scotland, 2;
Austria, ! Italy, +; Poland, / Spain, !;
Cuba, !; Turkey, | a, sea, 3.
The military force of the United States
is computed at 100000 effective men, of
which the State of New York claims to
furnish 100000. '''''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
Arrival Of She Kangaroo.

NEW ! oRy, Nov. 9,--'lhe steamer X an
CARGO, wtA Liverpool dates to the 9th ult.,
arrived at Til, port this Afternoon.
Subscriptions were being organized in
Hamburg to present to the captains OF
French and Norwegian vessels, WHO saved
the AustriA'- passengers, an appropriate
souvenir to each for their excrtions Oh that
occasion.
The exact amount Of indemnity which
Portugal is to pay France in the affair OF
the captured saver Charles Georges, is
not yet fixed. The London Times, in
reference TO the subject speaks as follows !:
Never was voice Of truth and justice more
arrogan,ly oycrpovercd by the mere supc-
riorl'y Of physical force; never were the
right, Of a brave aud independent nation
more reck'cssly trampIe1 upon; never was
the understanding upon which the ala rs OF
Europe, since tie peace Of lel5 have been
conducted--inOre entirely cast 10 the winds
for Portugal Is left but to hold her arms
and rccor,! her protest against the violence
20 which she has been forced to submit.
For Europe there remains the precedent
lraught with danger. The Times thinks
that one most lamentablc result of the affair
ia that France can no longer be counted
upon as among those nations who are bent
upon diScouragine IN every manner the con-
tGuance OF tbs slave trade.
The DGdy New, declares Portugal en,i.
tied TO the sympathy Of al CIVILIZED powers,
and that the censare OF EUROPE viii dcsery.
eJly tall on France.
The general parliamentary elections in
Fog land resulted IN favor OF the Liberals.
The Cambridgeshire stakes at New
market were Won by Eurydice Priorcss
is sixth.
Five Companies of Marines were about
to embark from France to Canton. where il
Is said the French intend establishing them.
selves on TIE territory formerly belonging to
France.
The customs coui,rance at Hanover has
resulted the abolition OF uaasit duties in
the States forming the In!sercin.
Av>rRI,- Austria Is said to be nego,ia-
ting with Turkey tor the ces,iou Of a por-
tiou u the Sea OF MArmora, Tor the Austri-
an L!oyds.
\ Dispatch from C0nsian,uople abiding
TO thc affair Of the Wabash. SAYS the L. ).
legation obtained frman 10 admit to the
Dlrjanelits only a corvette. On the APP
pcaranee OF the Wabash the Porte drew up
protest, sending a copy to all the ambas
sa'R The Wabash hal prepared 10 with
draw
lvDIN-A .vices from India state that
tie Gwa.ior ret'ls were still az Strouga,
and il MAS thoUght would make an attempt
10 cross ;..e NesoGiIa There were 10000
reb' : engaged Ia the cooalc, on the sand.
Ia the = ga thy were driven oat u th,.-
intended possessions 10000 were killed,
inciudIng two OF the saders; kns ish ioss
i-.G.ag.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The rumors that have
been circulated respecting Erastus Corning
and the secretaryship Of the treasury, are
unfounded Mr.. Corning il understood to
have been called to Washington in conse.
quence of the desire OF the President to
consult him in relation to the iron interests
in the contemplated revision Of the tariff,
and also in regard to plan for the construc-
ton of the Pacific Railroad; both Of which
movements, it is supposed, are to be prompt
ly initiated by the Administration.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18


The Buffalo Commercial gives the short
confidence" career OF one General SAMUEL
PgopEg in that city The General bought
Lake shore villa for $4,000 and proDer-
,y adjoining for $1,000; be set carpenters,
GLACIERS aud painters at work, and employ
cd landscape gardeners lie was PEia-
delphia Insurance man and propos branch
Office in Buffalo. He employed horse"
man 10 go TO the State Fair and buy the
best pair Of horses there. borrowing OF the
horse man, meanwhile, $500. The pay
menis on the villa fell due and 80 many dis.
appointments as to the receipts of money
occurred "a to excite suspicion with the
vendor, who at !ast through the aid of the
Pol'ce Gazette and the Newark "a. j.
firen,Sr proved that Gen. PRorEg was a
swindler: at Newark the owner of vast
landed estate in Arkansas and was negotiat.
for the establishment there OF coach mar.
uiactory; % at Philadelphia and other
places whore under this prelense he had Dor.
rowcd large sums OF money; in Jacinto, Miss
he was a rich New Yorker: in Coyineton,
Ny, he was large owner Of niggers down
south, and at sing Sing he was q convict
in fact, having served term there.
On this exposure he yielded up possession
Of the villa and ictt in the early train. The
principal sufferers in Ballalo are brokers
who did his paper at big figure His
discounts amount to some thousands.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

New HAVEN, Nov. S.-1he large Da.
guerreotype Case Factory Of w. A. Hall
in this city, took fire this evening and was
destroyed. Part of the stock was saved.
Over 100 persons are thrown out of employ
ment in consequence. Loss about $4,000
insured in Hartford, New London and
Springfield.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

NV NoEN Nov. $4,000 10 bis
o. the b1gls ouDc IN called the Nov Eng.
land Bans, y FIyu I.a, Mann, have n,,a
pat "a e,r,aA,ua - ~,'asA MAJ street
brokers. o.. " 'ay parties J. W. U4icr.
h,i. was arrested yesterday. t. Ms arr
-n~i / R,tab.rd r. ,.l n. ald Bank
MARTA, tashier.
>aoN ami ran hsv' t-en falling herr
s'ucv esr'y 10 h. mlrear
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Receipts into the
U. s. Treasury for the quarter ending Sept.
80, were s2j,25O,0C0; and for the loan
sl0O0O.00O. The expenditures were up
wards Of s32,000,000, including over S..
100000 for the army, and S4,00000O for
the Iayy.
The 25th will be observed as day Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
,..n. Make. Ia Warrington,

Nav luRk, Nov = The Iuc,' Wash.
ingiun corr spo dent SAYS that ten, Wal
kers object a, Washington is TO induce
President Buchanan 10 withdraw his proc
lama,jon. az at leas, ~ modily II. Should
he Isll ia the object, he will, b. says, disnN
gard the proclamation, and sail Immediately
Tor Nicaragua,
WAsurNGroN. Nov Walkers visit
here IS not directly with the Government.
II is IN part "a ascertain tbs extent OF the
proposed British interference. Tie Is salts.
hul that there vii, Ia M hindraucc TO law,
iul emigration To- Nicaragua. anal denies the
truth OF the statement that there has h IN
ANY sale OF bonds or of the transit route
htnV' le declares that part of the fcsi-
dents proclamation must have h,vu founded
on incorrect information. aOd further. that
the passengers leavlug Mobile aFe expected
% luy thar own EXPENSES, AMI act upon
their own responsibility The emigration
Is ulslcr the auspices of til southern Emit
gyatioa Company, which has BEEN IN exist
rGcc six months. and which hiss branches ~
Alabama, Mississippi. louisiana asd ,',o.
ga.
Gen. Walker vii probably ieavc for No
hilc tomorrow though 4, . not certain that
be w,u ~ out with the trs, party 10 Mica.
raguh
The following officers have been ordered
to sail item Aspinwali, on the 2oth inst, %
rr,icyc these at the ~ Mayvsuoy AZ paua-
ma: lAcaueuants MooW, Well, aai rhelps,
surgeon Mason, assistant sargron Macy.
ard pnrssr Richr. 1t rs said iha, the st
Of li,urnants have nov bsn rNsminod -
every ollics oI that rank having lSya as.
slsu,d some duty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
IA tut'rtinrd Democratic Edi,or--Ths
tI.s, iard piainds.isr

In recent prospectus the iuiomi'ablc
GRAY of ,he Cleveland P,tuaimlr. who
was too gocl Democrat 10 suit the cabal
at Washington, thus di,c,uryc,:
Tie editor Of the l'ln8sa'Sy, Meth. lead
dauntel, or Discouraged, presents again his
annual compliments to The pcp'e ct the
United States. AMI ASKS ! continuance ot
their long aud i,pcrA patronage H. has
bon for twenty years tue lal Ptn,l, pub.
Usher ct an Independent paper. AMI ,'anis
now, as be- has always strl. by The 20 }e's
ugst,. lie $ I1r Poguiir >orsltr eafv,
against C3sg rs>s,0s8t >cs'dKtGy, aud
fr pogSa> against ,A2 ~ IlH.. t3f
FN8 rpd 'ls Nrt"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

'lHy German lANrL, wac oolsl n a
young daughter %! ouc OF the p.opr.,iscs Of
the Bashm.i House. Ee.a.t. a ,cs dLys
sinc', was arr,Nl and f.tthcrd on ia cap
,Gre aui return 20 that plac'. Upon THIS
the Milwaukee N,s, say, TIA, Tia acy VAS
an unmliigaici oaIraSc--a disgrace to tx
lot gui 80 citizens Ny, lA>rk hal a.
much r'gh, io e'nNc with wealthy mans
daughter Us wealthy mus sous have 90 a.
duee poor girls yet these very mcn ~ho
thas iyra,el poor LAMA, woaId Ayptagd
and laugh whcu on, 81. ,he,5 "ia., goiug
meu should invade ,hr y,r,ac OF a l.,eul
kss gitl
, 1858-09-03

The ladies down east have resolved to
marry no man who does not take a newspG-
per; and furthermore, they won't allow a
man to look at them who owes the printer
for more than one years subscription.
Swift says, that although the devil is the
father of lies, he seems, like other great in.
ventors, TO have lost much Of his reputation
by thelcontinual improvements that have
been made upon him.
A celebrated physician having been found
dead in his bed, wit said of him, that Death
feared him so much that he had seized him
while he was asleep.
An lrishman, praising his country, re.
marked that they had the longest days there
entirely, for the sun was always an hour high
before daylight!
A lliudoo, named Goblin Chunder Gosain,
an inhabitant Of Ballee, died some years ago
leaving one hundred widows!
The only difference between one man and
another is, whether he governs his passions
or his passions govern him. .#I.
Awest,rn paper says the Iowa girls dance
with cheese in their bosoms.' We don't
believe word of Il.
Love, unaccompanied with modesty, can.
not exist in the heart Of woman.
, 1858-09-03
Uaolpho NN0lfe,. sehnapp..

Medicinal Diet Drink, Of eminently sAlutay qualities
Manufactured BY himself exclusively at his factory at
Scheidam, In Holland u.
Il is made from The best riley that can be selected in
Europe with the essence Of aromatic Italian berry, Of
aekn0A lsdRed and extraordinary medicinal uu lties It
has long since acquired higher reputation. 10th Eu-
rope and America, than any other diufetic beverage
In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, In Distinctions Of
the Bladder and Kidneys, aud in general Debility its
effects are prompt, decided, and invariably reliable. And
is not MY remedy for these maades hut In all
in which they produced BY drinking bad water, which
almost universally the cause Of them, operates as
bladder Of Feveers, or new residents, and all persuns
unaccust0med TO them produced by the waters Of nearly
all great inland rivers like the Ohio, Mississippi and
Aiseama ICON ne srge quantity q decayed vegetable
known also that Of the waters Of limestone regions
10 producing Gravel, Calculi and Stone in the Bladde
The AROMATIC scHIEDAn soHSAPPs e an absolute cor
rectye Of these injurious properties q bad water and
consequently prevents the diseases which they occasion
also found be preventive Of Fever and Ague
complaint caused By the coBjont effects Of vegetable
malaria In the atmosphere and vegetable putescence In
The wates Of those districts where principally pvals
The Aromatic scheidam schnapps Il Consequently In
Eeet demand by pescns travelling, or about 70 settle in
every community whore d has become known on account
Of ID other remedial properties.
In all cases Of Dropalca tendency, II q generally The
only remedy required when adopted IN the early stages
Of tho disease In Dyspepsia maladles when taken IA
proper quantities, as diet drink and especially at dinner
tound, BY uniform experience, tohe eminenily eoa-
the uaa remedies have ied % a I'd more than tempo
IaTy relief iacasa " fAulency Il Is immed gie and
nyaEabe specei and i may be administered in diluted
those parozysms Of gripping pain IL he stonach and how
ELS % which they are especially subject e well as m the
cholic OF grown persona ltll ~ = iilii'asl
meas or when seO II Srsaass ies ny Ps1sPsl s
las % relieve the debility attendant unon uroiracied
chronic ,ladios, Low iempeamenl and exhausted vital