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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
C"lsft.Asitsg tl.c Fr:asvSa.

I The Cincinnati enquirer" in stating
the fact that many Of The Republican pa
prs are publishing the articles "f Ator
upy General Black in reply to Douglas,
says:
They would like nothing better than
10 see the Democrats occupying Judge
BIark's platform, which, stripped of is
v4,biay4. is simply Ibis: The people of all
the Territories must hav" negro slave'ya-
long as their Territorial rondi'i"n lasts,
whether they desire it or not. In hi>
jnIgmen, they have no riyh, TO layislae
against the in>ll'u,inn. but must allow it.
With s"ch platform. the Opp">i I'm
knew tie Dpmorrnts wouid MT rorry a
tow sh;j IN tile free >totes, and that
therefore. .hpir t,iamph would be a SUR
and easy one
There is a full confession Of the fraud,
with tie moive for it. The Attorney
General gives the precise construction IN
the Democratic platform which every
Aonpst man knew was intended by The
Convention. The whole party S nth,
without exception, so proclaimed i, in the
last Presidential campaign. Mr. Blu
chanan sol-mnly declares iha, he so un-
dprsood it, and 81 understands i, still -
The Supreme C"n,t, in the "Dred S,:"t'
Case" laid down the same doctrine as un-
doubted law. and the Administration is
c"nfessedly conducted on that precise
principle. ~
And yet the Enquirer" says. that on
that pla'lnim. ..the D. morrots soou d not
carry a towhshH IN Me free Stotes." This
is true, and hence tie double-taced dis
hones,yof tie transparent swindle. 1.-The
Democrats could moi car,ya township in the
free Statey," on the Democratic plat orm;
therefore, in the free States, the real plat
form is TO be ignored, and false one sub
s;iluedin its place, simply To deceive the
prople aud secure their votes IN false pre-
renses. The South can't elect President
alone. 1t will require the vote Of two or
three free States 10 secure that RESULT
But. according to the '.Enquirer.' not :
township could be carried "n the platform
rs it Is, and therefore, In The free Suites.
lllis deliberate swinlle must he praclioed.
Nell, il remains to be seen if it can be
again praesit,ed with success. "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
WISCONSIN Esecti.,rn.

Wisconsin held h.r election. also. or
Tuesday last, ana from that extreme
Northwestern State NE glorious news Of
Complete Republican triumph meets the
same cheering annouRcepent from Massa-
chusetts. New York and New Jsrsey.T
Well done, Wisconsin! We have moi
the full cflicial Felurns,I but enough is re.
'ceived % renderii certain that the xpub.
licans have carried The Governor and the
whole State ticket, with both houses Of
The Legislature by q sweeping majori,yl
This is enough to make every true friend
ofhiscounry aId freeiinst,iutions rejoice.
and with renewed courage work for the
complete, redemption Of the Government
from the control Of the sectional slavery
rr"pagandis,s.whc have 50 long swayed it
for their personal ends, regardless Of the
ipterests'of The masses Of the people.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
rsa>saclhuscits Election.

The election in this grand old State
the cradle of libprlv-camr oft on Tuesday
last. and with an overwhelming R"puA lican
majnriy she sends greeting to her sisters
The contest in thus Safe was very severe
There we're three candidates for Governor.
N. p. Banks. Republican. B. F. Butler,
Democrat, and George \. Briggs. Amsri-
can and Oll-!rne Wing. Butler. the Dem
orra'ir candidate. announced himself in "a
vor of "pro,eclivr tariff" knowing that
he manufacturers IF that State were
friendly to such measure. And as
Banks. the Rerublira" candidate. had al
WAYS b"pn a Democrat up tn the formation
If the Republican party. it was thought
l,a' great capi al would BE- made out Of The
tariff question Aud hence, true to th"
policy Of thu party, TO gain v"'es in every
l"ali'y by local rrju'ices, the papers and
slumpprs Of the Democracy Of Massachu-
spt,s >prpad themselves in favor of 'pro.
tectiun."
Toad them. Geo. N. Briggs. gentle
man Of great wealth and nnd"nb'ed ability.
With" private character ofunsul'ie' purity.
and Tie idol Of the old Wing party. and
one Of the most fnpular Governors of the
State in the days of'hat pa"y was induced
10 ,nn ss an "Oll-linr Wing" and Ameri-
r,n, in the hope. if not Of securing his
own elpclinu, a. least Of defeating tn" Re-
pubicans and in~uring the election of the
Dem,c,a'ic candi:a'e! ..u
The plan WAS we'll lsil. but it would not
work. The people there, as elsewhere.
understood the game. and refused 10 be
dupel. The Republican maii"'i'y is crush
ing. and has taught the lessen lha' no pos,
siblp combinations can e her rhea, or over
power them in the future Massachusetts.
God bless her! l. as true to freedom aud
right to-day as when she threw the tea
overheard and inauguraed the Rev"lu,ion!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
New York Election.

NEW YoRK. Nov. a.-The "Tribune'
figures "ut the result OF the election i,
that State. yesterday. as follows:
The ave STATE officers on the America,
and Republican 'irketare cer'ainl, pIpc'ed
This includes Comptroller. Attorney Gen.
+ral. State Treasurer. Judge and Clerk ol
the Court OF Appeals The other fou'
Officers remain in doubt. but the Republ'-
cans are probably elected. The ne" Sen
ate is undoubtedly Republican. pr"b,bIy
by an increased majority. and the Assem-.
bly, is ais" slrnng!y Republican. The
nun'y "fficers elected are three -fou-ths
Republican.
tbs CRY. The cry "lrc's one Repub-
lican Senator, which is Democratic loss.
The Mozart Hall or Ex- MAYO, Wood
Democratic nominees. tall very ,ar behind
lh+ Tammany candidates.
The vote in the city ia only $4,000;
over 1890 less tlan was rrglsl..ed-
Democratic. majority in city for Comp.
lr"ll4r is 1877; for Secretary Of STATE.
l9,O72.
Tlumlow Weed claims the election OF
II. M. Lpavpnw"rh. Rep. for Secretary
"t Stale, over Jones'. the Drmocr,,c and
Utica candidate. BY 5000 nai",i'y. and
"i Robert Dennis'"n. :hp Republican aud
U'i'i candidate iur Comptroller, by $4,000
majority.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
PI:lycd-Out.

The drspela'e. game of demag"gues to
make political capital out of the success
fl attempt 'of4"Old Brown" and his
twenty followers 10 capture the United
S ates Annoy, and II Town of $500 IN
habi;an,s. and his ia iure TO take the whole
Union, is about played out. Macy of tie
Southern papers are turning the whole
thing into 'idlcnle. This is the "unkind-
est Gu. Of all, and j, sortly gripy-s the
pa'rip,ic edi,ors of Norlhr rn Den nraIic
organs. The Cincinnati Enquirer" says:
THE Louisville Il outier.' by Set Of
pictorial Illustrations of The scenes AT Har-
ter's Ferry, attempts to ridicn|e the
SouLern feeling manifested at tie afro
,;iousness of Blown effort To create a SER
vile instruction. IT, old Abolition views
are made manifest in the whole programme
We have rot yet witnessed a more suc-
ressful attempt at rlicule. Of the whole
ttarper's FeIly affair, than the pictorial
Illustrations Of il in The Courier of The
g,h inst. Tie 'Courier' as a real Aboli-
lion sheet, sailing under false colors.'
We did not know before that Louis
vile supported u "real 'Abolition sheet. :"
But II the Enquirer" can be believed, the
Courier" is truly such! But why dun't
the chivalry raise mob and pu' IL down?
Is lie State Of Keniucky'to tolerate a pa
per which vexes tile righteous souls q
Northern Democrats by mockery Of their
"shrlaks" OF lressuu? Alas! aissi V
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
New XOgA k.seCLiOIs - GIOGlOMs
III News!

~ ~ W.
New YOTk A..ectiOn - GIorIOu,
Ee News!
| CONTRARY to the expectation Of all par
taes, ii,esR< ppblicans madaa' clean swerj
lefthe Empire State on Tuesday las..4
| Ii will be remeupbered that ishe Ameri
Lraniparlyis that State, Instead o'fnomins
ting ticket of their own as usual. iiomi
.uated half the Democratic, and half Of III,
K, publican. State tickets. This was don,
with the avpwed design tof showing ,ha
he American party held the balance 0
power, and that they could elect the can
lidates Of which ever party they NIGH
choose to vote for.
In this state Of things it was univer.
sally conceded that those Of the Demo.
c'a,ic and Republican candidates who
were nominated and supported by the
Americans would be elected. and that
neither Of the parties could claim the vic.
iu'I. But the resul, shows that the Re
publicans have clear majority Of 5000
over the Democrats ind Americone CON,
Tined! That part oi the Democratic State
ucket not nominated by the American
party is braten by mo,e than 25.O0O. am.
,hat y rt of il nominated and voted to, by
both the Democratic and American par
ties, is beaten by at least 8.OOOi
This is victory rs glorious as il is un-
expected. and demonstrates liza, New
Yo'kri> irrve,sibly Republicau over all
possible part i.s and factions combined. -
Thr "hard" and the .soft" Democrats
"L"complon" and n,iLecnmp,m''
Democrats Buchanan" and 'Dm.lsS"
D,,nnctais - Tammany IIaIl' aud "Em-
pre- Club" D"morrats-and all other fac
ri"ns wli"h sail under the fay 1t "harmo-
ni"us Democracy" were united in this
10 ain til"W, the AHeT"an parry
Nominated half the candidates on The ticket
and lab"red with desperation for iss sue
cess. llarp4r's Ferryand the N. Y. "Eler-
aid" came to their assistance. and the Al.
minis,'ation, organ at Washington day by
LAY assured the world that the existeme
If the Uri"n depended on the resn's! ..
Well. the result j. known and is com
plete triumph of R"pnhl;"ani>m over all
he factions and fag ends ofall the parties
"mbnpd against them! VIII the organ
and lis echoes proceed to their little jpb Of
'Dissoloiny tie UnioH?' '-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
IsOusscroy Retail Marked.
m A Is X E'A =.

C,NcrNNAr, November ., 1851
FLnra-Thc. marke ct presents no,hing new: the de.
mand continues moderate. TIL" sales c"inl'rse A.
brls extra at 81 ~ @5 3 the latter rate for s0 br's
white " heat at Hamilton 3, tgG hrs were received
ihe last "a hours. ....,a. ...t l.... .L %
| PRoyisloNs-A good demand for bacon, with sales
475 hhds At 72.@11.c far shoulders, NJ d 9's" for
..s. closing r, and none to be had nnd"r 1s@s1sc.
600 b ~ sIs mess ork sold at S9 30, chiefly last eve
ming. Nothing dining III lard. =,
GKoERlEs-The market is unchanged and frm.
with ~ moderate demand IN the regular way. Sales
3sO bags cofee at l2@eAr. The stock of sugar an,
es Is light and the sales confined 10 small
lots. ~ ,'.
WHr.r-There is but little doing. though prices are
frmer Holders are generally asking an advance
which buyers refuse to pay. Sales 5OU bu good white
nj 81 IS. .o,
'CoRN-The market is firm with good demand AMI
p,ces are advancing. salcs 6CU bush in bulk at i4c;
I.5L ito old at toe from store. tt fs...s H i.
uAr.--lhe market is dull and prices are dropping,
though not Quotabl. lower Sales ,5UU bu at lac:
..5U ,n delivered II Ace.
KyE-The mark y Is dull, and prices are without
change. Sales $50 bm ut 15c. aNf ..fttt Be-. aI
B,RLEy-The nurkst is dull. but prlcesare without
special change. a-, .trtt. Esp ...,, 90
Cu,Esr-The demand is brisk a,.d prices are very
arm. Sales Of l.tG0 boxes Western Reserve at 81;
$50 do English Dairy at Tie; 25 81" nutneg ut 's1sc;
80 do, Norton's pine apple, AT iIc. ld r'' @
+ AppLEs--lhe receipts of Green Apples arc very
i. rye. and the stock rEidlA accnmuatng but h"l-
ders are not willing TO make Any important cohces'
sions IN order to effect sales 50 that fall prices were
reaIized for those sold. The transactions Tor the
week comprise 2.cta bbls at 81 e59i 81 per bb ofeA
bushels urcorliug 10 quality. iH.fl 4,'5e1 ~
porAToEs-The receipts continue large. and the
mark ct very dull. AID it's exceedingy dlfiru't ="
effect sales at the current rates. Prime Neshnnnocks
mas be quoted az <Oe45c per bush on arrival, but
srs slow Of sais at thssa rates ~.
tF7 s..Na Nfe v.,l.yffF I i.RgyyTsfgs w s. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
New Jersey Election.

The election IN this State. on Tuesday
last. resulting rs il did in a glorious R-pub-
licm vi..ory, has swept from the parry in
power the last yllmm .rin. hope Of sucresS
in the coming Presidential contest! Every
er-e S atr. with the exception Of California
has nnw given Il most mvnted r-buke I"
the mad srhamAs of The sectional leaders
who have used The general government
for year, TO corrupt anil crush out the
spirit OF freedom in the people. The days
uf that larry are Numbered. and we look
with pleasing an'icipations to the com
m leu9YleBt Df a better era in oui affnlrs.--
Ii is time some other interest than the
br4e Ing OF slaves should receive the
attention OF Congress and the people =.
But while the present party hollis power.
there is no hope Gt such a change. But
let il be understand. once for all. that the
thirty millions of iise people have some
interest in the aifairs at Government as
well as The quarter Of million Of slave
holders, aud Ihat they mean 10 see their
interests atlen led to, and the 'slaveryagI-
taiion" will cease.
L.t tile free men Of the Country take
the G. ve,an,ent into iImir lauds aud ad-
minis,erit I the calm dignity Of statesmen
and the insulting threats Of pIspsIos. "lii
bA heard "aeysr more" tt -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
REWARD FOR THE HEAD oP J. r. CID

REWARD FOR THE HEAD "F j. r. t;ID
DINGs -rh. fblEwns n lvrr'i>em-nt AZ
pears in he Richmond '.Whig:" -.
$4,000 Reward Joshua II Giltli g.
having openly declared hilns+lfa "a trai or il
q lecture At Phila,laIphia. IN ,I,e 2ath %
Qc.ob,.r. and there being no process
strange to say. hy which h. cn he h'ough
m jas.h'e. | propose t'' br one of one lun
drp,i II, rlise $4,000 for bis safe delivery
in r. chmnri. or 35.0OO tor the pr,dur.
li"n ot his heal | dn not regard this prop
oSili"n. tx rm'r'in4rv as it may At frs
seem, either unjust or unmArrIinl The
law oI Gnd AMI the Guns jan Of hi>
country b'lh c"ndemn him To dra'I.
For satisfactory reasons | withhold my
name from the public. hut il is in he
hands Of The editor Of the Richmond
-.Whig." There will be II" difficulty. j
am sure. in raising the $1n.Ouo upnn a
reasonable prospect Of getting the said Gid
dia.s t" this riy
RIcnMnND. Nav. I 1859.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
DRn>s ,1l,,ts..iaS E,.c1io,,.

BnsT0N. Nov 8.--rhA returns lnrlu,
ding nearly the whole Sla'@. give Banks
Republican. tor Gov. rn"r, n magnify "i
upward "t 5000 on tie who'll. vote. Hls
plurality over Butler, Democrat. is mors
than 23,OOO. The Senate as far as ~,
r-ived. stands 81, Rrpnbl'an; 4, Demo
era; ard 2. doubtful. The House stands
l82. R.rublran; SO. Drmocra'; an 4,
Opposition. The entire Republican State
ticket is elected. ,... .,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

SUICIDE "A mau named Car was dis
covered yesterday morning suspended by
the neck and dead. in Shaw'> Mil, ahnu
a mile and half spnth Of V,ncrnl's S'a-
ton. He is supposed to have '"mmi''ed
the deed on Sunday las. on which m"'u-
ing hr called At the re>i,irnceoi Mr. Shaw
al Veto lie was through the western
part Of the coup'y last summer rs an
agent for .Guna'- Domestic Medicine. since
then he has been I" Indiana, and had Just
returned. His residence aud the cau,s
"t his committing .hr fatal ACT. are un-
known -La,ie'tu Mteii'gemer. r., w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

CHARLEsTowH, Nov. 9.-The trial Of
Cook attracted 4 greet crowd in ,hescouri
room both yesterday end to-day. Coy.
Willard and Mr.. Crowley, the brothers.
E'n.law OF the pfisoner. occupied seats be-
side ,bim. Hi> cpunsel are J. E. McDo.
maid. Attorney General. aud Mr.. VooIhies!
District Attorney Of Indiana, and Messrs
Lawson, Bolts and Thomas G. Green. Of
Virginia. The prisoner was well .d,e essed
and maintained a. firm and dignified de-
mearor. lie plead guilty TO all the counts
.of-'he indictment except that charging
treason. The demurrer to the count Of
treason was argued by the counsel and
overruled by The Court. A jury was ob.
tanned, The questions put to them beng
about the same as in Browns case. ....-.
Mr.. Green, for the prisoner. admitted
TIE TACT Of the prisoner conspiring with
slaves TO rebel. which is punishable with
death or Imprisonment for life.
Mr.. IL inter then rose and read the con
fess'on Of Cook, II is written by himself,
and fills twenty-five foolscap pages. Ii
el'ci,s nothing new except the fact that h,
implra'es Fred. Douglass and Dr. Howe.
The confession is to he published in
pamphl-t form for the ben. 1T Of Samuel
G.. Young, one Of the wounded men al
Ha"per's Ferry. The session of the Cour,
to-day was spent in taking testimony and
opening The argument Tor tie State. The
feeling against Cook is stronger than
against any Of The other prisoners. Hp is
regarded as having been a spy for the in
surrecliunis,s. Strong efforts will b.
made by Gov. Wilk,ri tu save his life.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
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Ey' Willie j. is ou, 81 The power 81 Gov
Wise 10 pardon amy person convicted -,
reason. ~nhouI Legislative consent. lp
has Authority To grant repiirvr. for a
period not longer han until the end "t 'hr
session Of til. Legislature. 1t appears
lowever. from The s,a rlnpnis Of the Rich
moni Enquirer" that he is not ,incllnrd
10 max. use Of even this limited power. in
The case Of any "f' tile Harper's Ferry
in. Gag.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
DeLnison's majority. 1896


re During the pas, week. says the
Liberty wi sinia) Sentinel som
went. Gamili.s lave passed through This
place en- route for t e great West. The
>pirit Of emigration ~ pears to have pos
s-ssed our people. ii is fall. t" n degree
that 'h'sa'rns the speedy d"p"pnla'i"n "'
he "Old Dominion" Scarcely day
passes in which The revolving wheel, of
The "miy'an's' wagon are not heard rum
bling through our streets. .., 5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

A Vl>lT TO JoHS BKnwN's FAMILY =
Rev. Y. W. lllsginson, OF this cny. has
just returned from II visit u The family of
Capt. John Brown, lIe i"und Them up
among the A,lirnnSlac mnuntsins in New
YORK, near lake Champlain, opposite Bur-
ling'nn. VI. Mrs. Brnwn and 'nnr "i hei
surviving children. three daughters and
one son. She is n second wl!r. and las
t'een the mother ut tw,lve children. -
Brown la | eight ch,l'lr-n by previous
vile. making lw+nly in all. Eight OF the
twenty arr now living. Mrs. Br"wn ac-
rompanipd Mr. II,ggiason on his return;
and he went with htt in the uain to BIS.
t,n, Yesterday. passing through FIcIburg.
She will leave to-day Tor Virginia. havil.
t+l4grnphed to Gov Wise in pA'mi-si"a nj
vi-ii her husband in prison Worcester,
(M"ss,) SPY Noo A. @ f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Threatening appearances isH

The latest intelligence from Europe
sh VS. an increasing probability "f a'up-
ture between France and England. with
chances of n general war. The warik-
preparations Of the. French Emperor are
sill s,ing forward. and on large scale.
Ills purpose Of sustaining his ally in the
difficulties with China, is reported To be-
Abandoned. ,Spah,.+ has deela'.d war
against Morncr". and shnull England be-
come inyolved, AS is ,hrpa ene,i. the two
lraIing Western pnwers may speedily
come ia collision With each ether. The
former rumors. "f a serious outbreak at
Palermo. are confirmed. Affairs IN ally
are no, r-sen tally changed Cin. G,z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

TRrNToN. N j., Nov. 9-rhe return.
from the various sections Of the State in
di,.ate the election "f Charles A. Oldpn.
Republican. as Governor. by about 1000
majority. The Senate will b- Democratic.
but the complexion Of the House 'e doub'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
''''-' ,GEo. Nc QrIcc; Rec. Rec'y.

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS. ~ -Wcnderful
cures Of hip disease sti oints paralyzation or the
limbs. and other crpping diseases Of the bones sin.
ews, nerves, and muscles, have been accomplished
during the past .car BY brisk and reg ular use OF
Holloway's Ointment. II is the only laxative which
produces any Impression onthese fearful compla nts
The Pills also are doing wonders. No case Of ,iys.
pepsia, bowel complaint, liver disease can resist
their sanitary operation. Why should any human
being suffer from these maadl.s, when the means Of
relief o b. found In every city and
town in the United stalesY -lr:>ts
DR. RoBA"K's Sea kDiNAvIAN RRMRprrs.--'s1he blood
Is he ite," says the 81 rupture; says Science also.
ENpell corruption fro tho blood and no disease can
exist In the s! STEM DIR. Rohack's Blood Purisr and
Blood Pills p'rforms this task ef-cluaIly. It lisa
powerful vegetable detergent, aud cures all rps
OF disease simply because it removes the connoa
cause of all disease from the lfe-su z auid..
Hence its apparently miraculous cures Of scro W In.
scirient consumption, erultions, tnmors. dy yspepsla,
liver complaints, rheumatIs swellings of the joints.
and all ae> tons of the internal organs which do NOS
rocced froiu ma formation. See A DIV crtisement.
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VTAll, especial! young men, should read the adA
vertisement of the National Dspensary NJ Cinc,n.
natl. In another column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
d'Oapnaay Gila.ciltssa.

CnIcAGo. N"v.a.-The county election
yesterday passed of quiet The v"l'
h.lled did not x.e4d halt that aI the mu-.
n'cip,l election. The city gives R-pub-
licau nlajnii y Of 6i5.a 49, a.j. g.. j..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

ETA Pitsburg paper says that Miss
Helen Western. one OF the rs M Sisters
WAS obliged 10 leave that city last week,
for her home in the East, probably never
again t" appear in public. rs she is yic.
tim to thai most terrible disease, consunp-
tiou. sDj can Scarcely long surviya. Ne.