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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-03

to lose her in throngs; she will not be
lost. I hare sought the gayest circles.
but her shadow was ever in the CON-
pany, breaking up the figures Of the
dance, and her voice would chime in
with the singers until 1 could hear
nothing else. | have travelled among
! new and strange things | have met
her there; she would not be forgotten
or left behind-and her presence, like
spell blights everything else. 1t
takes the freshness from novelty, and
the charm from beauty. What once
pleased me most, pleases me no longer.
I am indifferent to whatever has been
hallowed by her. I see no excellence
in man or woman unless it be resem-
blanca to her."
Wksre are your children y I
ask ed.
lone is dead the other, a little
girl with her mothers name and face,
is in the care of q relative. The sha-
dow watches her, but it makes her
happy I have seen it towering over
her in her play and she only laughed
the merrier, and danced the lighter
while my tears flowed the faster, and
my heart broke afresh. There, now,
the shadow weeps. If you could on
ly see it 1t is very beautiful |"
"StraHge, that with the feelings you
express, you never tried to make some
reparation for the terrible wrongs of
which you confess yourself guilty"
T" I did at last but not till | had
become ruined man not till my
business was gone my reputation was
injured, my friends grown cold and
negligent. When l had nothing left
to lose, and was so fallen and desolate
that I was reckless of the future, tor
mented by the voice, pursued by the
shadow, ] sought my wife, determined
to do her what poor justice | then
might at least l would restore her to
liberty, and take her to my arms if she
did not shrink from them. Alas |
was too late Long years of con-
6nement and neglect among wild luna
ties the uretchedness and hopeless
ness of her condition had worked her
ruin, had slowly but surely destroyed
her reason, and she had become like
her associates she aoas a lunatic, and
since I no longer wished it, it made
me doubly wretched She sprang to
meet me with unmeaning laughter,
and her talk was senseless and bois.
ferrous. What a change could
not bear it, and | fastened from her.
have never seen her since. But the
shadow has not changed The same
always; and always with me. Don't.
you think it will be with me after
death p,
did not answer.
Zone man." he resumed, "wrote
'remorse' on his death bed, as if vain
" trying to express what he felt; |
might write 'retribution, ten thousand
times, and / could not express what |
have endured. Ny wife, abused,
wronged above all Others, has not suf-
fered in her wrongs as have suffered
in wronging her. And is it right.
Sin should fall heaviest on the sinner.
The shadow-the VOICE"
The poor wretch closed his eyes
Almost dead p he gasped Mary
-forgive-kiss I'-was all | could
understand of his inarticnlate MUIR
murs. He threw his arms out az if
trying TO clasp some beloved object
they fell heavily. He was dead
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-03

An Irishman was asked at a dinner
table whether he would take some of
the apple pie
as it houlesome ?" asked he look
ing at 1t.
ITO be sure it is, why do you ask
that question ?"
"Bekase once had an uncle that
was killed with apple plexy, and sure
enough, thought it something of the
same sort of dish.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-03

TANNING IN ScHooL.-sWhile the
boys were out at recess, recently, at
one of the village schools in South
Adams, Mass, a gentleman riding by
stopped and inquired of bright look
ing lad, "What they did in there 7"
The nrchin looked up, scanning his
interrogator's face moment, and then
with wicked leer and knowing wink
replied. "They tan hides sir p That
boy had probably received his share Of
smart in the aforesaid school house,
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-03

sydney Smith compares the whistle
OF locomotive to the sqaeal of an.
attorney when Satan gets him.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-03

A FROZEN SHIp.-A whaling YES
sci, which sailed from London in the
year 1910, found in the Polar sea a
ship embedded in the ice, with sails
furled, and no signs of life on board
The captain and some of the crew de-
scending into the cabin, found coiled
upon the floor large Newfoundland
dog, apparently asleep. but when they
touched it they found the animal was
dead, and frozen asA.hard as stone.
Tn the cabin was young lady seated
at the table, her eyes open il gazing
at the intruders in that desolate place
She was a corpse and had been fro
zen in an apparently resigned All f
lieious attitude. Beside her was a
young man, who it appeared was the
commander of the brig, aud brother
to the lady He was sitting at the
table, dead ana net0fe MIN was
sheet of paper, on which was written
-four cook has endeavored to strike a
light since yesterday morning, but in
vain; all is now oYer,n In another
part Of the cabin stood the cook, with
the flint and finder in hand, frozen, in
the vain endeavor to strike the fire
that could alone save them. The ter
rors of the seanien led tie captain
from the spot, who took with him the
log book as the sole momeuto OF the
i'll fated ship. It appeared that she
also was from London, and had been
frozen in that place over fourteen
years.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-07-03

The poor wretch closed his eyes,
i" Almost dead !" he gasped Mary
-forgive--kiss p'-was all | could
understand of his inarticnlate MUIR
murs. He threw his arms out as if
trying TO clasp some beloved object
they fell heavily. He was dead !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

During August the range has been 10 lie, for Ribbed Sides
and IA ljc. z b for Sh udcFs
BEEF The receipts of the year embrace % ltS bbls.
tierce3 against 80 I'll last year The exports G3i
tierces against 2s29 last The stock the Inspection
Warehouses is only ASS bbls.
Only small portion Of the years business in this article
reported and quotations for round lots
merely nominal during the the time
the generally being within $40 SIS p bI for Ordinary
to Extra and Family brands Of Mess
LARD The receipts Of Lard during the year have
1873 bb and tierces aud G 81 kegs against
year 2 bb and erces and g. 222 kegs. The exports have
quail 94 kegs against 1856 80 last year stock
hand about 50 bbs and terce3 and 5000 kegs against
last year $3.50 bbls. and tierceE, and lo5 kegs.
The of prices for Lard during the year has
9c in December May, l6c. August for Prime in
ticrces, and 10e December and March, Sc. p in
August or kegs.
The following table shows the for large small pack
ages the beginning OF each month during the last years
PRICES OF LARD
At the beginning of each month for the last two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

The delivery thus be l6 % cent more than in the
previous but il becomes evident, notwithstanding
largely increased amount Of machinery brought into play that
no suc increase in the actual consumption taken
place spnners, doubt, have had profitable season.
and being generally engaged under contract for future delivery
for two and often three months production they pro
tected themselves by securing adequate supply of tho raw
thus even in the first month of the year. they took
cut Of the ports bales doubling stock they held the
close Of last and have their stocks to run
the low point usual in former years apprehended
short supply for the FUTURE owing crop America
with the peculiar political and monetary arrangements there
spnners to add materially to their during
ias, fortnight and therefore, viewing carefully monthly
Deliveries sach Information be obtained in other
Ways we have TO the conclusion that the present inland
stock Is ct least 10000 bales than that at the com
Heoeme Of the year. With this allowance for difference Of
stock ~ snner hands the actual increase The consumption
iiINc la.4 d cent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

GREEN MEAT, DRTsALTED. The rates for Dry sailed
Meats ranged in December at 7r u b. for Shoulders and
Hams aud January a3c for Shoulders and &c. for Sides
and Hams In February and March the range 6@E for
shoulders and S@Sl for Sides and Hams. in April 63l
Shoulders, s3 for Hams and &C. fer Sides May IL
Shoulders Sc Hams and i@0c for Sides with further
receipts the business then closed
BACON The receipts Of the year comprise IS 268
and hhs 62 bbs and boxes and BOO caks and erces OF
Hams against last year CO.. hhs aud casks 1902 bbls
boxes and g. casks aud tcrceS Hams. The exports have
equal 269l cnsk against 81 g2I Inst year Stock On
hand 100 casks, inclng Dry Sailed Meats against $50
year
The the beginning Of each month during year are
shown by the following table;
PRICES OF BACON
At the beginning of each month for the last years:
lS59-6B. laib-6i.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31
RECEIPTS OF NEW COTTON At TINS PORT.

The first bale received by way of the last year
the 22d of July, from Concorda par another Ten
sss, and third from Poine Coupe
The first receipts from 1874 the Mississippi
Valley In July 1851 The first bale received Texas
In 1852 and 1858 the first from Mississippi 1854 the first
from Texas; 1855 the first from Mississippi in
the last five years from Texas and this year from Mississippi
for Low Mddpg, Kidding and Good Middling
Cotton each week during the years 85a60 are shown by
the subjoined table:
PRICES OF COTTON
At the close of each week during the years l859'G0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31
Total consumption in the United States during the as. ten

FLpUR..The receipts of Flour during the year embrace
g66 boIs against CSC Al last year showing decrease Of
3995 b5 The exports have been 4i8 1893 bills against $50
Inst year The stock now in store is bbs against 80O
to 10000 Al the beginning of the year.
The year opened at So G2g@6 Is Il Dbl for sopene but The
rates declined until the beginning of December 81 4ja 80
They advanced until January then acated ranging
from %98p5 until May, when owing the Western embargo
ana anticipated light supplies prices advanced to 50 50S9 rs
0S the first OF June which the highest point the season.
In July the range S6@f6 Is, while August prices nd
"nerd IS Do hb but subsequently declined to 81 90
per bbl.
The rates Superne at the beginning Of each month dur
ing the lust two years, shown by the following table
PRICES OF FLOUR -.
At the beginning of each month for the last two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

During August the range has been l29l6c for Prime in
erccs and leo lSe. q ID. in kegs
The receipts whisky during the year have
amounted to $500 tbs against l5 last yeur exports
have been %, 1872 against 81 20 last year.
Prices have somewhat irregular this year than last
will be by the following table which the rates
RectiGed the beginning of each month during the last
years
PRICES OF WHISKY
At the beginning of each month for the last two years:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

During August prices have ranged 371sc n gallon
HEMPThe receipts Of the year embrace 1902 bales against
41S last year There have been EXPORTS against 1929
last year.
LEAD. There is market for Lead this port nearly all
the receipts going forward Northern account and We have
heard of few sales Of any consequence during last two Or
three years
The cepts of Lead round numbers during the last fir
teen have been follows during which period the re-
narkable falling of shown below has been exhibited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

The exports of the year have embraced $40 pigs
KENTUCKY BAGGTNG.. The receipts of the wear have
been S5 pieces against % year stock OIL hand
is about , 90 pieces, against 5000 last year.
The market has generally been dull the range IF
prices shown in the following table which gives the rates for
good ltandoom to Poweroom agn the beginning OF a
month during the past two years
PRICES OF KENTUCKY BAGGINg
At the beginning of each mouth for lr last no years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

TOBACCO The receipts of Tobacco this port during
the year embrace 1889 hhds against 8lCS3 last year
1895 the year before The exports have been 9S05 hds
comprising 1854 to Great Britain 454 France 65T7
North of Europe Is 95 oher foreign ports and 2g6
wise.
The exports last year S263 hhds, including BIG
Great Britain S}2S France 1910 the North of Europe
2723 to other foreign ports and 9407 stock now
remaining hand 1505 hhds against 20 $50 the
September last and % 65 the beginning of the previous Com
mercal year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31
PRICES OF TOBACCO
-, 80 !, -,..,-+J,

srGAR..At early period of the season. with favorable
spring. the prospects Of good crop most encouraging bur
with very hot and dry and frequent and violent
storms in the fall large portion the cane in the most
ducTe region OF the State destroyed The grnr
however was very propous and favorable taking off the
crop and the yield reached rs 1853 hhds against last
year.
The following table gives The production of parish in the
State during the last two years, estimated by Mr. p A.
Champomier III his annual report
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

receipts of Wheat during the year have EN-,
braced only o0o sacks against L. 1913 last year The exports
have been $50 sacks, against 59S2 last year d..
The mskeI has exhibited activity during the pa year.
thou h opera ions have again been inconsiderable.
PRICES OF WHEAT
Al the eginning of each month for the last two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

The first receipt of Cotton this year was on
llth Of August Il from Dr. j. Gayles plantation the
Tazeo river The first arrival last yea from Texes
hracng bale the 9Th July and three bales by the
river the 22d Of July The receipts of New the close
of the year 81 bales; against 80 last year 1881 the year
before and 55 in 1856 This sales Of New Crop have embraced
about AZ bales
Current of this city shows the date upon which the first bale
received this port each year since s44 inclusive with the
receipts of New Cotton September following and
the total crop of the succeeding year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

SALE The imports Of Salt from Liverpool direct during
the year embrace 595 f6l Sacks bulk Salt from Sicily
le Mediterranean, etc, 1890 Bushels received
The imports last year Si8 100 sacks Liverpool and
"36i+7 bushels in bulk from Sicily the Mediterranean etc
FREIGHTS.. The opening to iverpoo was
itd but during September declined 81, ranged
Der, November and December, 17-32 6i january q }
Id February 2i@d, March 3I82332d April 9GGAld. auy
3aGl June 8115 July aud August owing the block
aic. nothing done.
The following table shows the of Freight for Cotton 10
Live pool beginning Of each the last two vcrs
RATES OF FREIGHT
AT the beginning of each mouth for the last two years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

Of this toa Of hhds 1876 400 Sugar made
by the old process 81 63 Refined Clarified etc. 1854 Cis
tern Bottoms The weight of the crop estimated by Mr.
Champomier at 636500O pounds against 255 pounds
last year.
The crop of Sugar in Louisiana during the last twenty four
yeArs az folloWh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

EoTT5N receipts Of Cotton At this port during the
yer L4ol bales, including o. Ice from Mobile
eapors Of Florida and Texas The exports Of the
yeas have embraced 4s bales of which
Br.an SSe25 France, l22of2 the North Of Europe
32i3 other foreign ports and 32l79 to domestic ports
No Tie stock remaining hand this day including all in
presses pckerias shipboard cleared is 0
Tho receipts this port last year 1855 ass bales
Including 1nb2T from Mobile and the seapors of Texes and
KIoaa The exports last year embraced 3l5 bales Of
when Il ZIG Great Britain 3l9 126 France. lS6 zig
the NORTH Of Emopa 2a 800 70 other foreign ports and 466
domestic potts North decrease is thus shown of
bae III the total receipts this port decrease of sl in
the exports Great Britain, increase Of 1879 10 France
decrease lT to the North Of Europe 6o46 other
-eign ports snd II, Isl to domestic ports
The Imports of Cotton into Great Britain during the year end
ing 3st December last was about 685 bales showing
previous years. viii be by the follow
ing aba which compares imports years past
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31
gfp 0rleans nailp Grsstsnt.
AMI UAn
Comma Statement
FoRarHE FEaR ENDING dUsUsT 81, 1861
CRESCENT OFFICE.
No. FN.y.,s,.,s| g.. s,,.x,AI rSct

1,
As customary the close of Commercial year, pre-
se readers general review Of the operations in
markets The last twelve months embracing detailed
arrivals EXPORTS sales and prices of the staples
leading articles making the Of the CITY, which has
beeose Of the ypast important markets in the world.
m general taches been greatly depressed during the past
aonih by the disturbed stats Of political affairs but
business had previously shown material increase compared
the date last The Of Cotton is smaller
Stat last year while the demand for that staple has con-
nuAa unabsed fuller prices and the stock 90 hand Is now
small of Tobacco the crop has been light and the qnaify
mostly Inferior while both the receipts and the exports have
fallen and prices have ruled materially than thoe OF
last year The production Of Sugar and Molasses has been
larger prices have ruled lower than the year
bsfcrs TIE ayerags Of the year up to the COM
yaencernen of business checked was large
and 10 the planer and merchant, and the
ming MP If operations In amoun and value afforded most
o4s Indications Of great and increasing prosperity in
city snd sfate.
Tasilcsng table exhibits she receipts exports of the
principal sriices Southern and Western Produce during
r,ast year, compared with the year before
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

'onSnmtl3n OF foreign as above ..gallous "a POS
Md crop of Louisiana, reEas EIUrIa etc Of 1859 ~
o. the most Of which was distributed in 1860 and
, assuming the Stock Of this description, Jaluary l.
Of each year, be equal. rat So
Would make Che total consumption in 1900 . Al BIS ~
l0tul consumption IN 1851
Decrease in 1860. ........ & 90 no2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

The following liable will snow thcepts and exports Of To
bacco al this port during the last twenty five years:
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF TOBACCO
At New Orleans each year for period of twenty five years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31
PRIZE BOAR BUILDER
OF TIE SOUTH

QA PRIZE an r p''s so, BUILDER iii.
j. F1AfdONY, Aigiers, La.,
VIII FURNISH at the shortest notice. most approved
models, Pleasure and Race Yachts Club Skeleton Row
Bouts Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws ssi and Reg
Boats Of all descriptions, built shortest nesics
Also hand
oars spaIB Blocks, and everything apEsanng to Yacht
atns en- hand and for sale at the lowest a4et prices
TUE FLAG OF THE SOUTH,
Neatly Printed in Co!crs on
ENTELOPS, LETTER PAPER, OARr,s Or BILL HEADS
As well as every DESC UPTON Of
Printing, Ruling and Book-Binding,
Promptly Executed by Steam Power at
REA'S Rotary PRESS OFFICE,
Is Magazine street,
SEES yaW Albumin, h.. 9, 1op,as Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

Tbs Snoned table gives the range for Fair to Fully Fair for
each month during the last two years:
PRICES OF SUGAR
Fer each month during the last two wears:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

Weighing 235-of which foreign uns 100 4S2
Total con. in 1855, 10 ,35- E. =. ,.. 1883 62T
Increase in 1860. tuns % 100 Increase 20 S5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

The rates of Freight Liverpool Exchange on London
Paris and New York, for the corresponding weeks were as
follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF DoMEsrIc PRonUUE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

300. Low ,,;,,,,,I Good
Date. -n'"''ihE' Aluullhg'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-31

inning of each month fer the last two years;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
Constipation or Co.,iveuc...

No oae 9th. " many III. ts'h 10 hs,' to- - 90
t,uIe un.let,,ood ssd So mwh e~glec,sd a. oe'-
ti,sn.... Often originating ~ Sa'.'e''n's', 90
..,isa,rr, habits; u :. T.gsftsd q. . slight de.
.,,s. II taa Iiiil. Saa.-gusass q" 'se's .ns'''s
While IN r-,l,i, Il i. the pfccu'or and oomrsh'"a
oC NAV, Il IN, most fatal anil dangerous di.s.s'.
and .nie.. earl, stsd,csled u oil btlns the 'si'
lev, 10 an sa,i,s.ly gave. Amors th. lighter
,,I. Of which co.,i,,se., 10 the u,u,l ,'iea'isni
az. Headache. Colo, Rhsumati.m. Foal Heath.
p,Ls and other. of lie nstnre. ~h'~ loeg ifs'"
81 l,i.htful disease. .soh a.mslignss, i-'sr. Al
,...s., D,-sa,sr,, b,.uh"s, p,'I~p-,s, Apo
pkN,, Ep,Lp.,, Psnsysi', i,.isus, ii,T"c bone
dna.i.. Mechanical, aud is'sn,Iy. fret ,sd'csi-
Ihs,, pf...no. ~ the system b, this alsrm'as
:, mp,s,u. No, asG,gS,R,ly the d,ss.ss sam~i
afiraaIs ~ con.tiTsi,oR. bst take ou an 'nd,p@n'
deaf .,,..sac. pal... the ,.u.e ,.srsl'osisd inaa
earl, stage. fiom all Ih,., combinations u io-
10 |. thai the disorder .honld r-c,,'. ,mn.'liais
.i,.a,ioa ~h.ssssr a o@cpTs, sod ~ ps'."n
.hoalI ps.iec, 10 oct a bos ~ Csphslic fih. on
III. Gs.t ap,-sr.RS. II ID. compliant. a. their
t,m.l, u.s ~ill .sp-l III. in'iduoas approaches Of
l,.,a.s sad destroy III. danss'oS. loe to human
l,lc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

rTiiIGpAcHI 10 the favo1its sign by which
nature make. knowe any ds,i.,,o~ whatever irom
th. natural stat, Of III. brsin, apd ,e~sd IN thu.
I,sht IL NAV be looked oa ss 4 .s'sgss'd 'nisnded
tn r.,s notice ofihs disease which might oihet-
~,.e escape siie.,ioe. ill too late 'o le remed'ed.
and u. in.licaiioa. should never IL ueskeied.
Headache. may be classified under two H-a"'es.
viz. s,mp,oma,ie aud ld,vms,,e. s,mp,'msi'c
IIss,aeh. is exceedingly common and 10 the PEE
cursor of gr,ai variety Of disesses. smong sh'ch
mr., Apopiex,, Goa,, Rh~oH,s,ism and sn ieb''~
diseases. In u. nervoa. torn u 10 sympathsir
Of disease of the stomach constituting ,,ek head
ache. of hepai,c disease constituting b'isoos h'ad'
che, Of worms. co..t ipaiior aud other d''ofdsfs
,C,h. bo~,l., q. veil q. reaai aud u,esise shse.
t,o... pi.-s.~s ofths heart are very h~q"sil,
.,,.aJed - ah headache. Aas@,s a"i p's,h"a
an, also Affection. ~h,sh i'eIssai, oocs.'o" head
ache. Id,op,ih,c headsch. !. al'o ,e', eo'n"'n.
t-.s usual, distinguished b, the name 81 set'oss
headache, soas time. coming oa sa.idsal, IA
Stat. 81 apparest, sound health aad pro.,rsi'"s Of
onoe the m~u,sI and physical s.sfr'ss, sod %
o,b., Instances "a comes % slowly, h.uijed !,
,sps...ioa of spirits or aoe'bus oi,e,aprr. 10
nos, Instance. ID. pain !. 10 the froai 81 the brad
ave, c.. O. bath ,,,,. and sometimes p'o'oAias
,c,si,,ng; under this ela'' may sl'o hs named
N,srslE,s.
70, an. ,,.a,.,e., Of .i,h,, elias. Of headache
IN, C.phsiie Pin. have b~en foasi so'e ani
.ale r,meLy. r,l,.,iag the no.i sop'. pa,n' %
G,w mins,s,, and b, II. .eh,le power .fsd'ea'''s
the disease. Of ~hich Headache ). the uo,"i"s
,n.l.N.