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ST'E RANGER, Hoods Canal, june lC, 'Gl.
Before leaving Stciacoom, | took ride into
the country back Of the town, went out about
five miles, borrowed a prairie flower equal in
fragrance to tie rose Of Allcndalc, and visited
Mr.. rat'i,"u'- farm and nursery.
Mr.. PattiSon received US with all the attention
and courtesy characteristic OF his generous aud
noble nature. showing us his trees, shrubbCry,
flowers. aud great variety Of cultivated ycgcta-
tion, all of which combined to make cheering
impression, and inspire Us with sense OF the
almost indispensable advantages of having such
men in our midst. lie has some twenty-five
thousand fruit trees, beautiful location, and the
| monuments Of his worth. industry and enterprise
may be seen and testified 10 in every county in
/ the Territory; aud To him, a. much as any other
man. the pnUlic owes a great tribute Of respect
I for the existence Of the great variety OF fruit
trees. aS well as knowledge Of their culture, in
our midst.
| Alt,r we had visited every department Of his
Cardcns and partakrn of refreshments, ] sns'
gcStcd the prOIricly Of returning home, aS il was
getting late. While ! was making preparations
SO to do, noticrdan expression Of deep thought
and interest on Mr.. rattisun's countenance. as
he gaZrd inadvertently upon the movements ol
| my borrowed flower. .ASwc were about TO leave,
he said, "Mr. Graut, il knew that must live
| here during the nVXt eight years as have for
eight years past, would saddle MY horse aid
ride aS far as he ,AoulI carry me. having all be-
hind" Poor man. he is rich in everything but
companion, without which man is little Or no
better than the brute. II this communication
should come under Tire observation Of q sister, a
cousin, a icU,ale acquaintance or stranger, can
assure you all that Mr. Patti>on is only one among
a thousand in this Territory who have comfOrta-
bic yet cherries homes. II you arc oppressed
in the land Of your nativity, come to this Terri.
tory aud make glad the many hearts which are
open TO receive you.
| must nov inform you that have returned
my prairie flower, resumed my duties on the
Ranger, and have been towing logs for Mr.. Weed,
Of rcrka!ct. Mr.. Weed is n gcntlrmanly, intc..
.igrnt aud worthy man. ! am not auijo.I Izrd 10
say he would !:kG 10 marry; yet. il hv could OF.
tain n suitable compamiOu, | think II would Ie
I! safe to count him On that list.
| II we could have al EN- grafton Of males tn
this Territory, they would he received ike a
shower raining angelic purity from heaven, Civ
ing place To cheering hopes AID spreading its Gc'
nigu influence over our land.
| WV. G. GRANT.
, 1861-07-18

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PiLLs.-Diseases
of Woman.-Many and various have been the
prescriptions for removing certain Irregularities
which frequently rob youth Of its happiness,
and middle age Of its health. No medicines
regulate aud restore irregular or suspended
functions with the certainty and safety with
which Holloway's remedies work. For all con.
stitutions, at all ages, In any climate, they are
equally well adapted, aud suit the Ieeblest frame
or strongest woman. This Ointment and these
Pills are applicable in every disease peculiar to
females, whether in youth or at the critical
period. Tney operate by purifying the blood
and expelling all nOxious substances likely %
produce disease. They give tons to the siom.
ach, liver, and kidneys, and regulate every func'
ton.
, 1861-07-18

BLOCKADE or NEw TOnE.-New YOrkis more
sblsrksdsd port this day than any South Of Il,
nlys DE Albany Atlas and Argus; itsuffsrs like
absisgsd city. We do not see the visible bat
irIing down Of walls. Or the explosion Of shells,
q ths dssirueiion Of muItitudeS And yet the
Wo5k q ruin gOss on, though silently, almost As
siraciousy. Real estate falls, rent balls, houses
ass vncaisd, mercantile credit 10 ruined, firms
als pTusinisd. The city Is belesgnered from
without by IL tAriG and assaiIed within By tho
, 1861-07-18

OVERLAND EMGRArloS.-The Salt Lake cor
respondent Of the Virginia City Enterprise, un.
der date Of June 22d, writes: A merchant,
who came in by mail yesterday, tells me that
the north side Of the Platte was one string oi
trains-the horse trains first and the OK trains
close behind. Nearly oil this must be for Ne.
vada, and farther west and north, for the Nor
mon emigration, with the exception Of one train,
had not started from the frontiers. This will
necessarily add to your population, and as
passers by, they will drop . few eagles
, 1861-07-18
W'M. G. GRANT.

WoNrS TaAISrSG.-A correspondent writing
from Richmond, Virginia, TO the New York
SPIRIT of The 7imsS. says Ill this city there
are three companies Of young ladies, who are
l'ilIing every day, and iamiarizng themsslv,s
with the use Of firearms, aud il you will pay US
"A visit, Twill guarantee you security from harm,
and bet you hat that can pick from the NUN.
ber, fifty who can beat you, on the wing, with q
n shot gun, and ton that can out measure YOU
with the deadly rifle at the bulls-cyo."
, 1861-07-18

BEAUTIFUL AND TRuE.-Well has q for
chile write said: /" Flowers are not triAes,
rs one might know from the pains God has
taken with them everywhere; not one bear.
ing the marks of brush or pencil. Frlnging
the eternal borders of mountain.winters,
gracing the pulseless breast of the old grey
granite, everywhere they are harmonizng.
Murdcrers do not ordinarily wear roses in
their button. holes. Villains seldom train
vines over cottage.doors." And another
adds: "Flowers are for the young aud fol
the old, for the grave aud the gay, for the
living and the dead, for all but the guilty,
and for them when they are penitent."
, 1861-07-18

ArFonrrExrs-Ths Portland Advertiser Of
the 18th inst. understands that tho following
lsdsfal appointments have been made for this
section: W. II. Rector, Sup't Indian Affairs
81 Oregon; B. J. Pengra, Surveyor General for
Oregon; A. A. Bancroft, who has arrived from
ths East Indian Agent. Washington Territory I;
Charles Huishins similar position in the same
Territory, a1d capt Ankeny, Surveyor Of the
poIt q Portland.
, 1861-07-18

ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoKDISART.-The New
York Tmes Of June 9th furnishes the following:
Il is reported that Gen. Bu,ler has accepted an
invitation 10 deliver an Orstion on the Fourth Of
July ct Richmond. Whether he will do Il at
the cannOn's mouth, or with his own vocal or.
gans, d not stated but the grafton no doubt will
be good one, whichever method he chooses
, 1861-07-18

DEATH or CouSF CAvoUR.-Thc death Of
Count CavOuF is recorded in the European jour.
nails. He is well known as the Prime Minister
Of Victor Emanuel, King Of Italy and Sardinia.
He died June 9Th. He was born in Turin, July
IA, 1909, and was thus under ffty.two years Oi
age. lie ranked among the great statesmen oi
the world, and his death may well be regarded
as agreat loss to the cause Of liberalism in Eu.
rope.
, 1861-07-18

A DrscRAcEFuL Acr.-The Sacramento cor.
respondent Of the Ballstin says that Showalter
the duellist-with couple Of friends, raised
secession Gag, on walking stick, In ftont Of
ahOtel in that city, ON the evening Of the 4th,
which was suppressed at once
, 1861-07-18

BACKING 0Cr-The comet, Of whose origin
and course nothing definite is known, is rapidly
whisking back into starry space, and is now SO
high in the heavens that il describes its narrow
orbit without sinking below our horizon at oil,
whirling around like huge iire-wheel that does
not go fast enough to make its switch Of sparks
seem a flashing circle.
, 1861-07-18

UxDER SrsPIcrcS.-lf the Washington letter
writers are to be believed, the British Minister,
Lord Lyons, and some Of the British Consuls
according to the prevailing sentiment there, are
thought to be aiding the South to the exten. Of
their Official positions.
, 1861-07-18

SoUTH CARoLINA.-The pony news contains
noteworthy incident. 1t would seem that
South Carolina is a power in herself Gov.
Pickens of that State has issued proclamation
iorbidding any South Carolina troops going North
or leaving that State. The fear Of an invasion
Of Federal troops by sea is alleged to be the
cause Of this proceeding.
, 1861-07-18

OvnzEAsD Mantle arst daily overland
MI IA sacnmsns0 iOr St. Joseph, Missouri,
oa ths lsl inst The Uaion says Il wase escorted
cut q Pl.esrsiIle By The citizens beaded BY the
MAYOR, viii bands of music. There were six
bssp q lsitsr mail, and .twenty-eight Of news
Paper mail, weighing lire pounds.
, 1861-07-18

A STRONG MAN.-wm. S. leonard, of San
Andreas, Calaveras county, is pretty strong
uan. A wild colt threw him, ami dragged him
by the leg for some distance. Coming near a
tree, he grasped it, saying: "Ah! blast you !
I've got you now;" and held on by main strength
until he got out a knife and cut himself lOUse.
lie was considerably bruised.
, 1861-07-18

Rn1siors Noucl.-we are requested TO state
th.i Rev. Mr. Ksndig. chaplain at Fort Stella.
coon. win bold Episcopal services in the n. E.
Church IN StciIncOOm On Sunday morning next,
sla Inst ssryissswiIl commence st II o'clock.
, 1861-07-18

QuEER-The editor Of the visalia Dcha has
seen potato vine having over dozen potatoes
attached to the TOP. In hoeing, the top bad
been bent down and partially cOverd with earth,
aud the result was the singular transformation
above recorded.
, 1861-07-18

SINGULAR ACCIDENT The La Porte (Cal)
Messenger says a mother in that town, while
playing with her child, about year old, at
tempted to lih it by one Of its legs, when the
bone Of the limb snapped in two.
, 1861-07-18

ONO VOLUNTEERS. -0bio Is to have six more
three years regiments. The service Of the three
months men is to be dispensed with. The three
years men only are to see service.
, 1861-07-18

Ncr TO sE RscALLED.-ItappeaTs after all that
the Minister to Portugal, Mr.. Harvey. is not to
be recalled. What yarns these pony letter
writers do spin.
, 1861-07-18
L. p. FISHER,

" ne columns Of the PrSET sorSD HERILp open
70 eonmunlea.ons all questions Of public policy and In
trs and the advocacy Of all sides Of question shall
b Freely heard but such communications rot Of
general public nature Intended for the ihsance Of
indlvauAl snd win be charged advertisements This rule
vil in be departed IRON.
, 1861-07-18

ILLINOIS U. S. SESAroG-Gov. Yates Of hi
nois has appointed D. II. Browning to fill tn,
vacancy in the United States Senate caused b,
the death Of Senator Douglas. lie is an uncOm
promising Republican.
, 1861-07-18

PROxoTED.-Lisutenant slemmer, who was h
command at Fort Pickens. has teen promote,
and d now Major in the United States army.
, 1861-07-18

The following table exhibits the vote pollcd
for Delegate alone, so far as heard from. In ad.
dition to the total vote for each candidate, we
give the pluralities for Col. Wallace:-
whatcOm County.
, 1861-07-18

MASSACHUSETTS COSoKEssMAS.--Bcnjamin F.
Thomas has been elected to Congress from the
Third District Of Massachusetts, made varant
by the appointment Of Charles +. Adams Min
ster to England. Mr.. Thomas was the nom-
inee Of convention without regard to party.
The Boston correspondent Of the Alta says:
"The Republicans allowed the election to go by
default Only 1000 votes were pOlled in dis
trict that gave some $4,000.
, 1861-07-18

UEIOS DuaOcRAIIc COSvEsuON-Ths UuiOI
Democratic Convention at Sacramento nominate,
John Conness lor Governor on the llth ballot
, 1861-07-18

OrunrarD RAnE-Ths ere from Piacsrvills 10
q n1uIs " ths Ossrinnd siAga uill be $500;
= 50 L.ks 800; passsnsss % furnish their
, 1861-07-18

sInuLAST.--Of the iorty.iOur counties Of Cal.
if6rnia, the names of seventeen begin with the
lsltsr IS"
, 1861-07-18

Can an RInIza. - De steamer Ais.
A1rnA. hasouE thnntsf'rosntinusdsi dsiisutisnI
, 1861-07-18

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls SarSa
parilla, yellow Dock and lOdide Of Po,asS.
, 1861-07-18

A''N '''''"'hr l'l''iA VI hVHEs W. Wv '''Nh
at Skooknm chuck, Lewis County, came 10 hand
too 'ptc for insertion last week:
10 u. L'dor Of Ne P0gct .SoVnd N,raH:
OLYNrIA, w. T., July stll, 1861.
The Ei@'ty.fith Anniversary Of our National
tnlrp,niemce was celebrated in grand style at
the residence Of Mr.. Van Woimcr. on S'kOokum.
chuck Prairie, Lewis County. Eariv in the
morning, and TN 10 noon, at which time The cS'
Crcl>cS comncnced, people iloIked in from every
direction.
HON y. ( Porter wrS introduced to the com.
plny 10y Judge : : Ford. Marshal Of the day,
and read the Declaration of independence in a
very able raanncr. After which, Music: Star
Spanglcd Banner
Hon, D. i. Mcfaiden was next introduced as
the Orator Of the dHv, and the Grafton was de-
lTrrcd by him in that glowing, patriotic style
peculiar TO none but himself Here occurred the
most impressive scene ever witnessed During
the delivery, and while the Judge was expatia;-
ing on the glories Of the noble flag Of Sumter,
two young men (who had just arrived with the
American flag fastened upon a hand.stafI) came
up behind the Ju ige and held il over his head
There was not one single person present who
was not f0rcibly struck with the beauty Of the
action. 1t checked the Judge for moment, but
the cloquence that followed is ndcscribahle
Erart.hnl,, h;,,l,f 81,
the oratioI and ,r,rv sxnrcss.5 ,So n,;nio,, ,ba,
it was the best they had ever heard. In fact, it
was well suited TO the times. Music Hail
Columbia"
After the oratinn, the company formed in
marching order, as follows:
The Standard. .Re,rcr with tho National FLAG
The Marshal the day.
The YantiS Family's String Band.
The Raal.r and (lrator nf tho .lov
TI'o C;,;]nDs
II, ..;.. -. 1,. a, ,.-, ,.,,...
i"e PT"''s>'o'l thUcheh 10 thc maTquee' ""'Tc
a s"'nis'uouS @ 'a"e was spread WIN cH"'ce VA.
ICY ,a Q. tAcei'ert Nlns, a"n caI.a"eol ssati,s
rcrn c;von. -e' "''''' ''' '''''"s ''"'''
=,
. ~ ''s,"s"' "' ""''" ''"'''
Lme ""re'"oISy N''eS'
D. IAe t'my q me CHded Sdtcs.
4 TJs E,ru of ,Lo T'ni,.J C.,,os
4. M. ~
"D '"'"
1"n % o' ~ '"G nn'"n o. an"''
The Union Il hearts. the Union Of hands,
Q. The Flag.
The Flag Of our rnl"n-lOng may she wave
u 's ","" VI ''e "es ""u se's''"'
Z. 1he american People.
---slay they never forget
Tha, The s'a's and the stripes wave over item yeI
.. Inc orator 9T Tie Day.
The orator o. the day, who delivered the oraion,
Wien M a,y ~ . m "t L"pr .T nsariy s ~ gone
May old Judge Nc. stn be found haGgugo on.
0. Tie President Of The dau
- In scn,imen, MAY he stand,
10. The Pacific Coast
, 1861-07-18


Much credit is due to those who got up the
affair, for their bOuntifdl munifcence in contri-
butng to the wants Of the inner man and their
courteousness to strangers. And the ladies' God
bless 'em) may they always be as aiIab!e and
winning as they were on that occasion, and
bachelors prayers will follow them through life.
RODERT FRosr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
board of Aldermen.

The regular meeting of this body took
place yesterday Observation-Disclosures Horn
in the Chair.
Alderman RHEA presented reports from A.
NELSON, Revenue collector, and JOHN l..
GLENN, Water Tax cOllector-the former
showing collections amounting to S9,204. G5,
and the latter to S2,176.27.
The report of the Keeper of the Work
House, for July, showed that there had been
s3 persons committed during the month.
There are "a remaining in confinement.
The bill to allow JOHN A. FISHER, Esq, to
limits, was referred to the Water Works Com
mittee.
The Board then adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21

WHEREAS. by the act OF the General Assem-
bly, passed May 6ih. 1861, il IS made the duty
of the Governor "to raise, organize, and
equip, provisional force of ffty-fye thou
sand volunteers, twenty-five thousand of
whom, or any less number which the wants
of the service may demand, shall be fitted for
the field at the earliest practicable moment,
and the remainder of which shall be held in
reserve, ready to march at short notice." and
whereas the provisional force which has been
organized, armed, equipped, and fitted for the
field has been transferred to the service of the
Confederate States; and whereas, the Presi-
dent and Congress of the United States have
been deaf to the promptings of justice, and
notwithstanding their troops have been in
gloriously defeated in their plans of subjuga-
ton by the intrepid valor of the South, have
appropriated immense amounts of money and
are bringing into the field large additional
ornaments to effect their pnrpose of over
riding and trampling upon the rights and
liberties of our people;
Now therefore, /, Isham G. Harris, Cover
nor of the State of Tennessee, by virtue OF
the authority in me vested by the above re-
cited act, do issue this, my proclamation, ap-
pealing to the patriotism of the people, to
raise, organize, and thoroughly prepare re-
serve force of thirty thousand volunteers, to
be styled "the Reserve Corps of Tennessee"
which shall be organized into companies, bat
talions, regiments and brigades, and muster
ed into the service of the State and held
ready to march at short notice, but not put
on pay or subsistence, or withdrawn from
their ordinary vocations until the necessity
for actual service shall arise, when they will
be ordered out on duty and placed on the
same footing OF the other twelve months vol
unteers. Officers will be appointed to visit
the respective counties, in which companies
may be raised and organized, and muster
them into service. after they shall have re-
ported themselves by companies to the Ad-
jutant-General. When thus mustered into
service they will be required to drill by COM
panies at least once week, and by Battal-
ions and Regiments as often as once month.
and when on duty, will be subject to the
rules end articles of war.
-, In witness wheFeofI have hereuntO
Ills. I set my hand and caused the great
t-1 seal of the State to be affixed at the
Executive Office, in Nashville this, the 9TH
day of August, 1861.
By the Governor. IsHAM G. HARRIS.
J.E. b. RAY, Secretary of State. aug9-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21

A traitor, named CLARK, arrested in Cum
berland County, was brought to this city yes
terday, for trial. He will have hearing, we
presume, before Judge HUMPHREYS, at an
early day. The misguided men who continue
and commit themselves by forming military
companies and taking up arms to be used
against the State. must expect to be dealt
with as the law directs. Mercy to them at
such a time as this, is little better than
slaughter to the great masses of the support
srs Of Southern Independence.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
SheriH,s Sale.

10y virtue OF a yendition eXponas me directed,
~ and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Oh Dafldson County, Tennessee, al its May Term,
1861 Will expose TO public sale, the highest bid
der, Tor cash. at the Courthouse Yard the City of
Nasn'lle on saturday the Slst day of August, 1s6l
all the right, ttle claim, and estate which
C. d. Elliott then had, may have since acquired in
ana 10 the following described Real Estate being %
acres OF Land, the property and home C. d. Elliott
being On the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike road
beginning al the southeast corner Of r. o. Curry's
lands on The turnpike aforesaid, thence at right
giles in westerly direction along the South boundary
OF said Currys land, To the South corner of said
tract OF land thence along the Western boundary of
SAID land IN Northerly direction far as may be
necessary 10 include said IS acres, thence in line pa
ralel with said Southern boundary 10 the Turppike
road or Eastern boundary thence along said Turnpiks
10 the beginning; being levied property Of C.
u Eott 10 satisfy judgment rendered in favor of
Samuel Watkins against SAID Elliott.
X. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
augI1 By W l. nance m -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
To ConsllunntiYes.

The Advertiser, having been restored tn health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sui
fered several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease, CoLsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy of the pre-
scripton used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will lin q
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
hits, dc. The only obje Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to eneft the afflicted. and
spread Information which he oonceives to be nvalu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try is remedy,
it will cost them nothing, and may produce bessin
Parties wishing the prescription viii please addres
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
oct4-Iy Kings County, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
Lot on Jefferson Street.

DURSUANT TO a decree rendered by the Chance-y
l. Court at Nashville, in the case of Granville p.
smith and others vs. J. G. Cosongrady, viii sell at
public sale al the Court House in Nashville, Satur-
day, September = Lot OF Ground jefferson Street
fronting thereon 81 feet and running back alley
and being Lot No. of the plan of Portereld Gia-
cock See Book No. 10, page l24, Registers Once,
D. c..
Terms-6 and IL months credit without interest,
and free from the equity of redemption.
aug2-td. JOHN E. GLEAYES, c. n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
House and Lol-..SprneeE Street.

IOURSUANT TO a decree rendered by the Chancery
l. Court at Nashville, I'D November, 1850, in the
case OF John Thompson A. Lawrence and others |
viii sell at public sale, the Court House in Nash
Vlile on saturday September 1861 the Real Estate
conveyed by A Lawrence P Garrett as Trustee by
deed registered on pages ia and 49, Book 2S, Regis
yer oihce, D. e. The same being Lot fronting oil
eet on west side Of Spruce Street running back
Westwardly that width 80 feet and inches.
Terms-6, u, Is and q months credit with inter
est, and safe without redemption Purchaser 10 exc
cute notes with approved sureites, lien 10 be re-
tanned j. Z. GI.EAVES, c. AM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
Sherim's Sale.

by virtue OF Venditioni Exponas, TO me directed,
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Coprt 81
davidson county Tennessee, al its May term ls6l
will expose TO public sale to the highest bidder for
cash. al the Court house yard in the city of Nashville
ON Saturday the 3lst day Of August, 1861 ali the
right, utle claim, interest and estate which samuel
hlmbro then had, or may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described Real Estate: lying
and being in the 9th Civil District of said county
bounded ON the North by the lands OF A. Carper
East by r. W. Wlfiams, South by S. kmbro and
West by W. r Paul, evidenced by deed dated 9Th Ju-
y 1881, and registered in the Registers Olce book
No 20, page o, Containing 26L Acres, more on less:
be ng levied on as the property of Samuel KlmbrO to
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of Ben. +
Jones against said kimbro and S. Il. Ham
j. K EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
augll By W. l. NANCE, ID. :.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-21
N. VI. N.
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.
When Death Threatens.

In all sudden attacks of disease either Cholera yell
low Fever, Influenza Grippe Small Pox Scarlet Faver
Railways Ready Relief viii, If administered d-
rectons check the the pestlence and
the life of the patient.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is article of the first me-
cessty Now Rheumatism, Chills and Fever, Neural
gia, Sore Throat, Toothache, Influenza, &C., the
concemitants OF summer. Repel them promptly with
the REIRF 1t Is supreme antidote to all maiarious
Diseases breaking up remitent and Intermittent fever
in their first paroxysms, stopping the insnpportabIe
torture Of rheumatism and neuralgia in from enc to
four hours, and giving ease sleep, and life almost,
the exhausted sufferer. Applied to external hurts it
removes pain andinfammaton, and prevents lockjaw.
To be without it is be without protection against
sudden disease and the danger arising from personal
min