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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20
TO OUR READERS.

The usual amount of miscellaneous reading
matter is crowded out of our columns this week
by the "Local Laws" and Statement of Ex-
penses," published by order Of the County
Commissioners. The only profit in publishing
a county paper is in its advertising, and we
hope our readers will therefore bear with us for
a few weeks
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Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
vi i. MAY TERM, 1865. IN ,f

Utl. Hfl NAL lyieni, IooOtl.5tl ana 5i5ff
Before Hon. d. G. Fl. Emory; John T. Ensor,
ESQ.,, States attorney. s9 ta#a ti5e u
The Mayterm of Court convened on Monday
morning 18th instant. There are upon the trial
docket 344 cases, 40 on the original docket, and
20 removed criminal cases from Baltimore city,
besides several county criminal cases. After the
transaction of some business connected with the
March term the following juries were drawn and
sworn.
Grand Juyy.-James NJ. Lester, Foreman Jo-
siah Wheeler, Joseph German, A. Fl. Tucker,
Samuel Kramer, Adm. G. Mott, Robert Royston,
A. S. Bull, Geo. Lynch, Elias Smarden, Robert
Barnes, VIM. Price, John Peregoy, Thomas j.
English, John Deitch, Benjamin Brown, Israel
Timanus, S. F. Martin, Samuel Tucker, Elihu
Smith, VIM. Pierpont, George Norris, James
Kavanaugh. a .t,.rl
Petit Ju,y.-Thomas Hall, Loadman g. Bull,
Hugh Neal, G. N. Whittle, Chas. Reese, Joseph,
Gorsuch, Washington Stonebraker, H. S. Conn,
Joseph E. Rowe, George King, John Peterson,
S. W. Upton, Thomas Francis S. S. Stevens,
Thomas ]. Cross VIM. McCubbln, Arthur Shane,
Jesse Dell, Charles Sauter, John Burns, Sr., Jno.
Lloyd, Benjamin NJ. Buck, VIM. Lloyd Benja-
min Dougherty, John Spicer
After the Judge delivered his charge to the
Grand Jury, the Court TRANSACTED the following
business.
Luther Slade, indicted in FIVE indictments for
selling liquor on Sunday and selling liquor in
less quantities than pint without license plead
ed guilty in two cases. Fined $40 in one case
and $50 in the other. The other three cases were
stetted by States Attorney.
Samuel Stever, also indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, pleaded guilty. Fined $40 and
costs.
Henry H. Gore, indicted for perjury, gave
bail in the sum of 81 900 with his brother, Al
fred +. Gore, as security
Noah Stocksdale, indicted for selling liquor in
less quantity than pint withoutlicense pleaded
guilty. Fined $50 and COSTS 90
On motion of N. r. Gill, Esq, Jno. B. Tidy,
Jr, of the Baltimore Bar, was admitted to prac-
tice in this court Has si1-9
TUESDAY, May l6
Henrietta Randall VS.. Justis Hade. judy
ment by confession in favor of plaintiff for
the sum of 1915 90, with interest and costs.
VIM. Alban, Wesley Aban and Cornelius
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Endowment of Dickinson College.

By circular received from Carlisle Pa. we
learn that an effort is being made TO increase the
endowment of the above well-known and time
honored Institution. Rev. G. D. Chenoweth,
Carlisle Pa and Rev. Pennel Coombe, I'LL Chest
nut ST. Phila, are agents for receiving subscrip-
tons to this object. II is proposed to establish
an "Alumni Professorship' with an endowment
of $25, 600, toward which all the Alumni Of the
College are asked TO contribute. We hope the
effort will meet with the success which it de-
serves. twill not only be great benefit to
one of the oldest Institutions of learning in the
land, but by cheapening education, will prove
lasting blessing to those whose poverty prevents
them from mourning the expense attending Col
lege training.
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PRoMoTED. Capt. Jas. H. Wilson of Towson-
. town, who has done his country good service in
the second Maryland Regiment, has been promo
ted to Majortof that Regiment, Maj. Wilson has
been severely wounded, and a prisoner, is one OF
the hrayest men in that gallant Regt., and well
deserves the promotion which he has received.
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THE ROBBERY OF Mr.. WoRrHINGroN.-Fi men
have been arrested by the detectives of Baltimore,
as being connected with the robbery Of Mr..
Worthington, near Randallstown, Of which we
gave an account last week. Two Of them were
takenin Philadelphia. They are all safely lodged
in the Jail at this place, awaiting trial. They
entered Mr.. Worthington's premises under pre-
tence of being government detectives and then
committed the theft. One of them named Chas.
Benner has turned Estates evidence" The
Grand Jury has fonnd Bill of indictment against
all of them. i~a al.5 ls.r g. r>4 assosesli4
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-By reference to our
advertising Columns it will be seen that the fine
farm of JOIN Plaskitt Esq, is offered for Sale.
This farm lies in beautiful and retired limestone
valley, about three miles east of Towsontown.-
The fences, buildings and general improvements
are all in fine order and the soil cannot be excel
led for fertility in this neighborhood. The lime
stone is OF the best quality, and can be quarried
in great abundance while there is timber enough
at hand to make lime-burning profitable 6usi-
ness. 1t is seldom that better opportunity of
this kind is offered and we would call the special
attention of those intending to buy land, to this
Farm.
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ToRCH-LIGHT PROCESSION.

4. d.. s... & .qa 5 sas . e..
-aaass.I ~ Sks9 eds a9t 20 Ati
TIME Loyal Citizens of the 9th and 18th Dis
IL tricts, intend having Torch Light Pro-
cession on Saturday Night, 27th instant, from
Freeland's, N. c. r. W., to New Market, start
ing at the former place. The Procession will
be accompanied by Music, and the citizens of
New Market are expected to illuminate their
dwellings. t5 2. Asitags as3
Prominent Speakers will address the
meeting. A 7'aa 81 May 2O.-2t.
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DEATH OF AN AGED ClTzEN.-On Monday last,
Mr.. JAS. Webb died in this place at the age OF
80 years. lie enjoyed his mental faculties to the
last, was a regular attendant at Epson NJ. e.
Church, of which he was a faithful member, and
will long be remembered for his goodness OF
heart and his quiet demeanor. Truly he has been
gathered iE g like as shock of corn in his sea-
con J, 'ft +st5 = t-tttsf- 90 -totl -. '-i.
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CHURCH FESTIVAL

A FAIR AND FESTIVAL for the benefit
N of TRINITY CHURCH, Long Green, Bal
timore county, will be held in the woods near
the same on -f.e+ -. t .
.~.. Thursday June sth.
Divine Service and Addresses at IL A. NJ.
va The public are invited to attend. 49,
May 20.-td.
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DIED.

In Baltimore county, on the morning Of the
18th inst, SUSAN Perry, infant daughter OF
Carville S. and Mary E. Mason.
At the residence of his son, in Towsontown,
on Monday morning, 18th inst, JAMES WEBB,
aged SO years.
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THRFF DoLLARs RFWARD.

CTRAYED from the EAGLE HO- 7asEyyzSps
y TEL, No. 1872 Hillen Street, Bal ~
timore, on Friday morning, May 18TH, = g
an old pale red and white COW, stump tail
reaching down about to her knees. gaa S.so
May 20.-lt. 1t % I1c s buG ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-20

@a~Dr. Piper in view of permanent location
here, has comnienced the construction of his Of
fee, which will be rapidly pushed on to compile
ton In the meantime his Office will be at the
residence Of John NJ Wheeler Esq, adjoining
Mr. Lewis Vogle's Store. y.-;s..-
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GOVERNMENT CATTLE-On Wednesday last
about 1000 head of government cattle passed
through Towsontown, and are now confined in
Mrs. Stansbury's field, near town. They are in
fine order. = 5gs >
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PROPERTY SoLD.-The property of Mrs, Stevens
near Sweet Air, containing so acres, was sold at
the Court House on Wednesday last, for .$62. so
per acre. Jos. P. Holbrook, of Baltimore, pur-
chaser. i,ff ..
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APPOINTMENT. -Jl dge Emory has appointed
Robt. S. Smith of the 9th. Dist Bailif in the
Circuit Court in place of Mr.. J. Barnes who re-
signed some time ago. aa asla ais..5 81 l,,4e}-
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NOTICE.

OFFrcE CLERK OF THE crRcu1T CouRT FoR)
BALTIMORE County,
TowsoNTowN, March 18th, 1865.
DERSONs having Deeds, Mortgages, &C., in
IL this Office for record, left prior to MAY
10th, 1865, arehereby informed that all such arc
now ready for delivery, and they are requested
to call and receive them. The large number
of instruments of writing accumulated in This
Office, prompts the undersigned to make this
request. JNO. FL. LONGNECKER,
May 20.-4m. Clerk.
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THANKS. Hon. Reverdy Johnson, U. s. SEN
ator, win please accept our thanks for valuable
Public documents. They are just such as We
have long needed.
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DON'T FORGET, the Mass Meeting near Pin
Grove Church this Saturday afternoon. s
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sMEDLEY HOUSE HOTEL
AT
It O w SON TO WIN. M /
FRhssIi sH nxxcDoN, Propr

G GRkssTi sH nxSicDoN, Proprietors.
THIS large and popular Hotel, having pass
i ed into new hands, has received various
repairs and Improvements and is now open for
the entertainment of guests. 1t is the deter
mination of the Proprietors to maintain its
past reputation as SUMMER BOARDING
HOUSE, as well as House for the accommo-
dation of all transient patronage. The rooms
are large and well furnished, with bath rooms
convenient; the Table and Bar are well sup
piled; good Stabling is provided, and the sur
rounding grounds are beautiful.
Nav 20.-3m
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JEFF. DAVIS LAST soSa.-"oh where shall
rest be found u
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IUESDAYI May TO.
Henrietta Randall VS.. Justis Haide judy
ment by confession in favor of plaintiff for
the sum of $2l5 30, with interest and costs.
VIM, Alban, Wesley Alban and Cornelius
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
MARyELnrs Cory oE THE RLRIE

MARVELLOUS Cory OF THE BIRLE. -
A few years since there was exhibit
ed at New York a marvellous speci,
men Of handwriting, it being no less
than a complete transcription of the
Holy Bible on a surface about the
size of an ordinary mantel or pier
glass, the words of the same being
SO ingeniously arranged and grouped
as to form the representation of a
beautiful temple, while at the same
time not one word is omitted, no SEN
tence trsnsposed, and the several
sentences follow each other in proper
order. At first view the spectator
perceives only well arranged archi
tectural drawing, delicate aad exact,
but on q close examination (Sone
parts requiring the use Of magnify
ing glass; every part of the elevation
each window and doorway, each
apparent line and curve of column,
cornice and cntablature, everything,
in short, about the picture, except,
perhaps, slight shading, is resolved
into a distinct and regular handwri-
ting. This wonderful production
was executed by Polish gentleman,
by the name of Davidson, who fin
ished his task after two years and
seven months of constant labor and
application.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
.SENIN.1L NE1HNEHS

Seminal emissions, the consequence of SELF abuse
This solitary vice or deprsv' svXuai Indulgence
is prac;iced by the youth Of both an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerrng certainty
the following train OF morbid SYM toms unless com.
bat;ed hy scientific medical measures viz salloW
cUGntenAnte, dark spots under The eyes, pain in the
head, rn-iH in the noise like the rustiiug o'
leaves aud the rafting Of cha riots uneasines> about
the loiuS, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
buntrd Intellect los of co,.f lence .tuce In ap.
preaching Sirar gers dislike to form ucW acquain-
ancrs, disposition to siIln society, l0ss Of memory
Hectic tusl.s, rail", aud various eIGp;uiis lbuu;
IL" fac. etarred tongue fctjl breath coughs con.
.umpt}oL, might sWeat>, mononlauia, and frequent
insanity. II relief be not obtained should arply
Immediately either iii I"T>i. or by letter, and tave
a cure effected by ms new aul Sc5-uiitc mode -
treating th.s G.s"tse, which n,Vrr ialis ot eEec,r
qairk oAl s4i.tliruye. ~. ~, g.yr one hundred
dr,lu', e. aIy person vi W., prove ''firtorv -
I'm. tat he cured u tA.s complaint BY e,thvr Of
tn" Sa rraIcis." qua .ks.
Pr ,.4s =: 4 distance may he cured at home, hy
a.ir sing letter io DR GIbBoN stating ca.e sytI-
iot-, .hEth Of iiue Nae disease Las cou,trurd. ai
haze u"d' d'c.uc> prompHy forwarded. fIrt from aA.-
age HIld clr Asity, 10 any part - the country. .
fIi a'.i pia.n directions fr USE for al" srni IA
! e s:e.ed !-:;cr, or through Wells, f4rgo GO.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

SACRED RELIcs.-The Catholic
newspapers declare that the greater
part of the wood Of the cross on
which our Saviour was cruciiied is
kept at Notre Dame, Paris, Holy
Cross Church, Jerusalem, and at
some church in Rome. The tri lin
quail inscription, I. N. R. l., which
was placed on the cross, is kept at
Holy Cross Church, Jerusalem, "a
sacred edifice built expressly to keep
these ineffable relics.) The crown Of
thOrns is kept at Notre Dame, Paris,
but there are no thorns upon it, as
they have been distributed among
many churches. One Of the three
nails used was thrown into the Adri-
attic Sea, to prevent it from being
tempest tossed; the iron crown, used
by the lItalian kings, consumed a
second the third is at Notre Dame,
Paris. Tue relics at Paris were pur-
chased at Constantinople by Louis
TX. (St. Louis), and carried to that
capital, where he built the beautiful
Ste. Chapelle for them. They are
exposed during Passion week to "the
veneration Of the faithful" The
sponge may be seen in the Lateran
Church. Rome, where the spear that
was thrust into His side is also kept.
The winding sheet is kept at Turin.
st. Veronica's famous napkin (the
first Photographic likeness known
is kept at Rome. His raiment is at
Argentuil Church, hard by Paris ;
here Charlemagne's sister was ab.
hess, and he gave it to her convent.
The column of flagellation is at St.
Procldas' Church, Rome.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

FAITH EXTRAORDINARY In Zanes'
vile, Ohio, there are many coloreG
people, who live by barbering anC
other light work. They have theiI
own church and an ebony minister
of which they are very proud. One
cold evening, in the time Of a great
revival, the minister was making a
powerful disquisition on Faith, y
the groans and SobS of his hearers
giving token of its effect upon their
impressible natures. The tears stood
upon his own dark cheeks, his voice
quivered like distant thunder, while
ne emphasized his words by vigorous
blows upon the table. In the midst
of this, the stove rolled over on the
floor. Brother Lewis, high man in
the church, near by it, and stood ir.
resolute, when the minister exclaim
ed-"Pick up de stove, brudder Lew
is, de Lord wont let it burn you"
Brother Lewis grabbed the stove, but
dropped it Immediately, and turning
his reproachfui eyes to the disciple
of faith, exclaimed, "De bell be
wont!"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

A LAWYERS FEE. "A capital story
is told Of convivial lawyer, who
lived in the last century. He was
in the habit Of drinking hard over
night, so that when he appeared in
court in the morning he was not able
to make very brilliant display, and
although man of undoubted ability,
very often lost cases from his over
night excuses. lie was counsel on
q most important case, but on the
morning of the trial it became evil
dent to the attorney that little good
would be got out of him. He leaned
back in despair, when a sudden idea
struck him, and be fastened out Of
court into the street, where he en-
tered several shops, changing six
pences into pennies, and pennies in,
to farthings. When he had got be-
tween twenty and thirty Of the latter,
be put them into bits of paper, en-
tered the court just IS the advocate
rose to speak, and put two into his
hand. The fingers closed over them,
placed them in the waistcoat pocket,
and with change observable to all,
made full and clear explanation Of
the case. Whenever he showed any
symptoms of breaking down, the at
torney was ready with another re-
fresher. He won the case. Leav-
ing the court and going to a tavern
with one or two friends, he ordered
refreshments, and threw down in
payment one of the farthings still
wrapped in the paper, telling the
waiter to keep the change for him
self. The astonishmcnt of the waiter
on opening the paper was only equal
led by that of the advocate, who, in
stead of finding himself in possession
of a store of guineas, had ouly far
things.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

NOT A FEW

OF the disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuateS In the Blood OF all the dis
coveres that been made to purge out none can
equal in effect HELMBOLD'S COMPO UyD EXTRACT
OF ISARSAPARILLA. It ceanses and renovates the
Blood instlls the vsor OF health into the system, and
purges out the hunos which make disease. 1t stimulates
the healthy Of the body and expels the disorders
tha. grow and ranklc in the Blood Such remedy. that
could be relied on has long sought for and now
the first time the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates to
show its effects but the trial Of single bottle will show to
the sick that it has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tabespoonsful ofthe Extract Of sarsapara added
TO pint of water equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
bottle is equal gallon the syrnp Of
or the deeoction usually made
The above Extracts prepared on purely scientific
prnciples-n TIcuo-and embody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition. Aready
and conclusive test will be comparison OF their proper
ties with those set forth in the e. s. Dspensatory.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
SUMMONS.
IoITS IRISH,
Justice u the Peace.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of y Dorado
= In Justices tutr; Mud Springs Township.
=, Tle People q the State Of California TO J0IiN
SNIIH, non'fesident Of sad County, Dsft,
Gr-rt.,g:
You are her, hy summoned 10 appear before Ne,
a. nv m" Il Mod Springs TcUnship. Of the
C"Iaiy - ~ Dorado, On he 3Slh day Of SepembeF,
\. 80 at ten o'tlocs 4. Nj. to answer unto ihe
c"u lhs'n ut Of WfIL L co, non residents Of said
Tow 'il. who sue you to rrcov,T the sum of one
hundred ard h'v liz - ldS dollars, upon . note
'Fs.N'y i9,gr' with i'trrrS,, and transfrrFed ar-
'nN"t ~ J"'' Ft'grralI Ia We'll Co. for the
'uh - h.ht'y tx 13.l'O pollan.-W when Judgment
VII. hr t'stu against you for tie said amount To-
grther With costs, Il you fail 20 appear and answer.
!" tie Sterir Or any CouG able Of III Dorado
Coun.y, GreeHlg MAKE legal service anG retaIs
Gwen under my hand, hi. ?S,h day ~ August, A.
b. l>t5. n RICjJARns6V
Justice Of The Peace in and for said ToUnship.
II hereby ordered a service Of summons IN
We above rn'i'ri acton be made by publication in
'h' hoHni'f Democrat, once a week, fer the space
- IN - weeks and iha, She case be set for trial on
tr -V-.. - u StpitE.beT. le65
/ h RICHARDSON,
Justice Of the Peace In and foT Mud spTings
Towfship.
scr mh,t ,th, Isis -3W
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
HORRIBLE DISEASES

How many thousands Of persons, both male and
female, are there who are suffering out miserable
exsten from the effects Of secret indugenries or
from virus absorbed into the system Look at their
pallid, ema acated and dsfgured faces ard their bro
ken down constitutions, d,squalifyng them from the
hapi ness of marriage or the enjoyment Of life In
this hcrrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the lie; parents guardians or friends
attend 10 those who suffering with any OF these
horrible Understanding malades see that they are
cared for, and cured before il be late Send them
immediately to DR.. Gi5bon, physician who has
made private diseases his especial study FOR years,
and who is certain TO cure the most nveteratc cases
without Mercury any injurious drugs. II is I'M
portant those afflicted, those who are inter
ested in he welfare Of their ri, nds to be careful o.
the raany pretended doctors who in'est all cities
publishing their skill in curing all diseases in few
days imposing upon the public by using the names
of eminent physicians from Europe and other places
he therefore careful, and make strict inquiry or you
may fall into the hands OF those charatans.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Beware Of the San Francisco quscks and pre-
tenders, who, with bogus swornto certificates, dupe
the unwary. Some Of the selfstyled doctors, whose
names are to be found in the daily and weekly pa
pers of San Francisco and other places are trades
men, and became too lazy to work at their trades
Some tinsmiths shoemakers, newspaper carriers,
San Francisco City Directory and you will not ffnd
their Medical Institutes IN It but you will find their
former occupations In it, Look at the Directory for
1862 and 1868. The do5 way to avoid imposition is
to make inquiry-it will cost you nothing, and may
save you many regrets; for as advertising physi-
clans in eight out Of ten boguS there is no
safety in trusting any of them until y0d know who
and what they are DR. GfBB0N does not deceive
people by exhibiting bogus titles certificates, pre-
tended patients letters, etc. DR. GIBBON will sat
isy persons who may call at his Office Of his ability
to treat diseases that he proposes to cure.
Consultations Free. Imar1s.3m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

THE PRoPRIETORS [ THE "PACIPIC MU-
Il scum OF ANATOMY \ND SCIENCE" have
determined, regardless OF expense. to issue, FREE
(or the benefit Of suffering humanity four Of their
most interesting and instructive LECTURES, on
MARRIAGE, and its disqualihcations: Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indiges
tion, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy and
Vital Power, the great Social Evil, and those maa
dies that result from youthful follies, excesses Of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
Of enghtening and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five Gents in
postage stamps, by addressing Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, San
Francisco"
az Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo &
Co lmar4isly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
To TIE LADIES.

T. various orpirated and distressing diSea se>
i'.rjltut :" females, treated with EN- iitu; s1,sSs
SIth a. SGrpres s,'ons, Irregularities Whites, Failing
Of the Womb. Tumors, all Urinary Diseases, N"rv.
ovs pcbi..tv, Painful or II Acult Mens;ruat.on Bar
reLneSs etc viii be speed ~ cured, " houi poison.
Gus drugs injurious Uupalatahlc nediciurs - any
Kind. tiavr 10 d-licaCy in calling. no difference
wia' your ,r-ulps may be- The afflicted are cordi.
ally i..viteG 20 call and satisfy themselves.