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, 1867-12-31

was sometimes the doubling politician
into the triumphant martyr whose name
is one for ever with liberty now.
We have had no great intellectual
leader, and God clearly means that the
nation shall be great and the mind of
America shall be imperial and not depend
upon any one chief who may imperil its
dignity or tempt it to servility. Noble
men we have had, indeed, who have
helped to form the national thought
preachers, moralists, historians, journal
lists, poets, orators, statesmen, philoso-
greater than theaA all and refusing to
follow the lead Of any of them when
swerving from the path of principle, it
walks the way of Gods Providence and
is open 10 the call Of his Spirit, true to its
convictions with a calm decision, hat no
veering President or trucking Secretary
of State, no wavering popular preacher
or willy editor can shake. May we not
say that the nation has not only won
more light, bat deeper vision, and shown
a power Of insight more precious than the
shrewed sight that has so long been lis
boast and sometimes its danger. We
have been quick at inductive reasoning
ffom facts to general rules, and have been
no dull scholars in tracing natural phe-
nomena 10 their cause or principle Now
our people have learned the higher wis
dom of intuition and deduction, and start
ing from great principles in clear insight,
they are deducing from them their just
consequeuces and our nationl life is
opening into the upper sphere of thought,
ouI r.1uol ;looo 4. lioI lin ~ ,c an - ov~
daily work. We are not losing our old
inductive prudence, but allying it with
deductive wisdom; and we who have
been learning TO 60 from facts to princl-
Piles are now learning, as never before,
to go from principles to facts. Our pop
ular opinion, that was before great but
somewhat nebulous, has become settled
and clarified, its nebula has been CONSOLE
dated into a globe, and lis haze has famed
into a shining star.
The American intellect has thus won
and matured the two leading elements of
sagacity or sound Judgment, comprehtn-
S~iveness and point. We have learned to
look about us and see men and things as
never before, ard alsoto trace out their
bearing upon the main point. So, too,
we have learned to go from the main point
to the subordinate particulars, and argue
from the sacred idea Of the nation to its
proper work and manifest destiny. We
have believed that the God of our father
has called US to organize liberty in this
nineteenth century, and that this is the
Americans mission, and ought to be his
inspiration. We may not all nor general
ly be fully conscious Of this conviction,
but it is none the less real, and is CON
stantIy coming out in the thought and le-
gislation of the country. 1t is not a pri-
vate opinion, but a universal truth, and as
such it is taking possession of our schools.
legislatures, literature, and churches, and
becoming the tacit principle when it is
not the open assurance Of the general
mind, never so much so as in this spring
of the year 1867, which rounds the seven
years since secession dared to show its
head at the Convention in Charleston, and
, 1867-12-31
Receivers:

Amount offormer deposits S
- deposits of 20 cents each.
10 above 20 cts. and under |.
, 1867-01-18

NR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doet, r Of Medere Of
~ the Faculty. If Paris. GadUu'e OF the Uai7er,
y Queens College, and Physician OF the ST. jchn
BaTtiste Society Of San EraHcisco
DR. PERRAULr has pleasure to inform patep;s and
others see king confidential medici advice tast he
can he corsuted daily at his Office Armory Hall
building, NORTHEAST corner Montgomery ard Sacra-
mento streets. San Francisco. Rooms No. g. 10 II.
r't floor, np stairS, entrance eItAer Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
In. PARRAvLr's studies have hccn almost eyclu.
sivejy devoted to the cure of the various forms Of
NrIvouS and Plvsicul Debility the results of il iuri-
"u, habits acquired in youth, wEIgh usually tcrun.
ate in impotence and stcrSii:y, and permanently in
drce al the cuucomilnItS If II age. Where secret
iuHmity exists inv diving tie happiness Of lifs AID
that OF Others reason and moTalily diriae the re-
cessity Of its removal. for it j. iae that premature
decline of the vignr ui manhood, matIimuI.al M
happiness, compulsory single life. etc, have thtiY
sources IN tu,eS, the germ Of which is llanted in
carry life, and the bitter 'rnt tasted long afserward:
paitnts Hholirg under This com aiut Will complain
uf one or mnr" OF the following symptoms: Nee
tarual Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head,
Weakness Of Memory ami Sig {, DI,cEurgr from the
Crcth~a on gong 10 stool or making wut. the IN
tClltctuul Faculties are weakened, Loss OF Meia0y
cuSues. iCeaS clOuCed, and there iS disinrlinn
ton to uiirad to business, Of even rradirs, writing
or tie so'itty of friends, etc. lhc patient Ill rIn
ably cuml lln of d zz:tes~ Neltcu. and the sight
and hearing n'e w"nkcGe1 and sleep i,tprhed by
dreams. ue! Lc ely. siGhng. paIpitstiolls tiiutng,
coughs and SOW f-ver; while sumc have eSicrrl
Iheumd;ic pain, and numhntsS ut the body S,me
Of the most common symptoms are pupes in iho
face and aching in different parts o thc ir,iy. Pa
titnts Suffering from tins disease should Spiy i'm
mediaiell 20 Or PERRArLT. either III person or by
letter, as he will guarantee care OF seminal Ennis
siOns and Impotence ia Ill to eight wecks
Patients suffering from veuertal diseases in any
stage, Guuorrhuoa Glcet. Strirtnres, Baho Ulcers,
Cutancous ErH TONS etc. viii hc Ireatcd suceessiui-
ly All >yphiliic and Mcrcuri.I taints cntnely, ,e-
moved from the sl stem.
r. t Ian, IN J. "a -
patients can for themselves that they are uu tr
The care ofa regularly educated praciIiIoIer Tie
best references gyeh if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can call
and examine f'r themselves. We invite inyesiiga-
lion claim not u know eve ~ thing. To evi
cry body, hutw do claim that in all cases taken
der treatment we fClh!l our PR mi>cs We paHicu-
iaily request tose Slo have tried tLis boasted doc
tor and thai advertised ph sician till worn out aud
discouraged, tn call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies' suffering with any complaint incidental -
their sex, can consult the doctor with tho AsuraDcs
Jf relief
, 1867-01-18
Female DronfhIvPills.

Dr.. PERRAULT il the only agent in California fef
DR.. BIor's Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation az female rem
cdN, uaIproacLed, and far in advance Of every 9th
er remedy far Surnres>ons and irregularities, and
other Ob>ructi"S in icnlals 5. On the receipt Of i've
dollars, these Pills will be ,ent y mail express to
any part OF the world from curiosity Or dam
age. .r
Persons at a distance can I've cured al home, by ad
dressing letter to lR. PERRArLT corner OF Saers-
mehto and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10 and ! OF
Box 9iS, 7. q. San Francisco, staticg the case as
mlnutsy as possible, general habits of living, Oecn-
patton, etc etc.
All communications confidential.
July Z, lS66 29lY
, 1867-01-18
1EEDI GAL iINsPIrUTfsII
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGE. NJ r

2 .A |s N.Hr f--A-- e.# tf
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
DR l.. G. KINNEY S i'rivaie Medical ,r5 O.
IL gical institute waa walla half mill nil sut- si
Of town. Office Mt the Oriental Hotel cast
Established expressly 10 al, rd the afflicted .o.
and scientific u da Aid in the treatment ~ %
Of all Private aud Chronic Di eases Sue
cases of secrecy. and all Sexual diseases.
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks to his ms.
Gus patients for their patronage since locating Rs..
inlS59, and takes this method Of Dotifyipg lie ,
lie that he has leased the large and commod AUD Ruo-
building CT Mr.. Joseph Hellmuth, on Main s,'nI
and has had the same fitted up for the purnoss o
Hospital with every comfnrt for the care ma a..
ton of those who require Medisa Surgical assist
nnce.
Special attention will be paid to affections of,it.
Bhngs, Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidney and n;
Sc, ses Of the Gento Urinary Organs IsorGa,iNn', ~
private nature VIII receive prompt attentinn ,nJ
managed successfully. Diseases peculiar To wornnu Tu
and children will receive his unremitted a;ten,;a.
ALSO aft ctOns of the eye aud ear and in short MI
maadies to which hnman flesh is heir will clam So
attention. a..
Letters from persons unable personally to comm,
nieate with the DIR. accompanied by the usual fas
r in rereive prompt attention. -. w.
The D ctor would state that he has had ar s,r.
rence of more than thirty in treating cases ~
disease occurring in Northern and Southern climates
besides, having enioye a large hospital pnrIirs
both in civil life, and with army IN the Ntx;.I
War-where he was surgeon I'M the army
1t too often occurs That persons requiring Nedic.l
aid, arriving heIe hom the various mining town, Il
the upper country, at the Instance of triends -
induced to 90 to San Francisco. thinking that NsU
will not find proper Treatment short of that Gin;
thus inv diving unnecessary expenditure of bos
tine and money. T" show tha, there is M neeess;v
b. do his the Doctor refers to pnr les whom he ~
tire ted and those nnder his care in huspitaI
There is numher of persons to whom Dr. X i,
authorized 10 refer. who were cured hy him ,J,sr
having been treated by other ply ysicians wnbont
obtaining any relief. Making the treatment Of ebro
nc diseases speciality. aud iulll provided with All
the appliance of modern science, DR.. X leels war
ran,ed in guaranteeing permanent and speedy ar.
in even the worst cases. To hun the afflicted Fan
apply in mil confidence of obtaining relief
Remember the address,
DR.. j.. C. KINNEY,
sat- Wala Walla W.T..
, 1867-01-18
HallaNalla StateslHau,
FRIDAY EVENING, january is. 1867.
The MiInight Train.


As lay awake in the night
And heard the pattering rain,
Faintlv caught the rumbling sound
OF The coming midnight train.
The world was murky and still,
The air was loaee | with damp,
And on the folds of the mist it came
b U The noise of this iron tramp.
Plunging through darkness and fog,
Screaming its sg' ais before
6earchinV the night with its eye of fame,
And filling the earth with its roar
knew all toe track, and could tell,
Ry the sinking and swell Of the sound,
When it darted through woods or toiled up
grade,
Or leaped Ger bridge at a bound.
Now the sound foated free on the air;
Now it died roubd the curve of hill
Now lost to the ear in the deep rocky pass
But the mad thing was rushing on still.
Plunging throug blackness and mist;
Sending wild arums before;
Howling like a demon of darkness let loose
From Acheron fiery shore.
And now all t windines are passed,
And out il CONES on to the plain,
Shaking the earth rs il tears along
Through midnight blackness and rain.
oh that some forest chief,
From his ancient woodland nest,
Might peer through the night, aud catch the
wild sight
Of this monster troubling his rest.
Nearer and nearer it comes
Louder the crash and the roar,
Bearing its precious load of life,
Two huudred souls and more.
Many their errands be
Some journey for traffic and gain;
Some go 10 the gloomy chambers OF death,
And some to the ridal tran.
Here are eyes heavy with sleep,
Here bright with tightening love,
In joy and in tear with hope and fears
On through the darkness they move.
And now it goes by at leap,
Wild the weird flashes it throws
Out of thick darkness it throws
And into thick darkness it goes
Plunging through backness and fog
Sending loud signals before;
Searching the night with its eyes of flame
And filling the earth with its roar.
, 1867-01-18
DIVORCE Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON L &C
COUNTY or WALLA WALLA,
In the District Court Of the lst Judicial Di't7a,
aid before the Judge thereof, sitting AT Cham61''
Catherine McMurny, Plaintiff.
VS..
Terrence McMurrly. Defendant.
HO TERRENCE McMURRAl: YOu are beFey
Il Dutfei that CATHERINE McMUkRAr mas
flied acumplaint against you, which will come On ~
IN be heard before the Ron. j. 4. Wyche, Judge q
said District, at Chambers in the City Of ALA ".1
la. on Friday the I7th day of Jaauay 1851 The sas
day being two months after the first pnbleahon
hereof at the hour Of o'clock, P. NJ, of satd dsy
aud that unless YOU appear and answer at said nLo
and place, the Pliniif will apply to the CouIs y,
the relief lTal ed tor in said complaint. Inc oees
and PRAYER Of sail complaint is to obtain cree
said Court dissolving the bonds Of matTimony eAst
ing between yon and the Pllintin and for the eusn
tody OF the twO minor Children the issue Of the mh
CompIainini liled FRANK P. DUGAN:.~
November III. 1885 Its.n2) ANY for Pl,d.
, 1867-01-18

AN editor in Alabama having read an ar,
ticle in Halls journal Of Heaih, advising
that husband and wife should sleep in Sc Il.
rate rooms, says, DR.. Hall can sleep how,
when and where he plea>es, but for HIM
. Ii, he intends to sleep where he can de-
tend his wife against tue rats aud all oth,r
nocturnal Io.s, as long as he has got one to
defend
, 1867-01-18

A mcdaniel horse has BEEN invented 10
Paris, which is said to be equal in all res
pects to the live animal. The only obstacle
to its immediate Introduction into genera
use is the cust-ten thousand dollars.
, 1867-01-18
REDINGTON * cos
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

UIHIS VALUABLE REPARATI0N,. containing
IN highly concentrated form all the proper
ties Of tho
j am a ice Gin& err
has become one Of the most popular domestic rem.
edies for all diseases Of the stomach and digestive
organs.
As Tonic. it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether produced
by fever or otherwise, for whilst it mparts to the
system all the glow and vigor that be produced
by wine or brandy it is entirely free from the reac-
tiohary effects that follow the Of spirits Of any
kind.
1t Is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult mensturatiOn, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that SO frequently
accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding in railroad car, or by sea-sckness, or other
causes.
It is also valuable as an external application for
Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. &c.
REDINGTON & CO.,
35.sm Sole Agents for the Pa ihc Coast.
, 1867-01-18

A YoUNG WIFE, Of Michigan. after a
honeymoon of only twenty'lOur hours, left
her husband, and applied Tor divorce on
the ground that cher husband was not as
rich as she thought he was" and the court
granted it.
, 1867-01-18

THE late Mr.. Kemble said good thing
on the Sabbatarian controversey: $50 far as
you turn other days into Sunday. so far and
no farther have you got u right to turn Suns
day into ohe dav>."
, 1867-01-18

A WINDnAM (Ct) couple last week ap>
piled for divorce, only fortnight Of mars
ried life The Judge refused their request,
saying that they hadn't yet given matrimony
n fair trial
, 1867-01-18
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

INoK SALE "A STEAM SAW MILL, KNOWN
IL the nurrurT
starr 81 Go. Mill. mt Assot1n,
Fireen miles from Lewiston. This Min j. DOW d"lns d
good Iu-iness cutting frn Six 70 ght Inoa-.tp.s ~.
Feet of Lumber per day. Halt he whole oi We ~.
Mil can he bought libenl terms, a9d psym.eano
easy. The Stock connected with H. NIL coliss.s q
52 Head of Oxen, young aDd in good eondihOs
large Wagons .built lnF casying 5000. TOols o. "
cry description for carrying on the Lnmoer lses'''
are connected with the Mil. ..,.-, .-.-a. !. -l,,h
The reason for ceiling cut is % account o. hseif
and going to the States. ~
Please address, Z A. STARK q CO., Lewiseoo'
|. T., or L. N. STARR. Portland. O.egOn. ~ S@4-
, 1867-01-18

Ben Freeman, The colored messenger of the
Land Office, at Washington, was asked what
were his politics 81 am an administration
man, and have been for thirty years" au.
swered Ben, with Innocent sarcasm.
, 1867-01-18

A MOBILE savings bank collapsed the OH
or day because the depositors withdrew the
funds 10 attend circus. So says an ext
change.
, 1867-01-18
GRAFFENBERG
Uterine CathOIicOn

1t faithfully used according to directions, will cure
every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate the
troublesome Effects caused by reluxAto. of the out
let of the bladder 1t is most successful remedy
for Gravel and other diseases of tie Kidneys and
Bladder, and for Female Diseases is uneqraled. The
Cdhoiieon uniformly cures Prolapsus Ureri, Whites
all Irregularities of the Monthly Turns Suppression
lncontinenee Of Urinc, BIoating and Dropsical Swell
ings, and all Diseases of Pregnancy. The speeiee
action ofthis medicine is immediate and certain uDon
the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments .
restoring them to as healty state as those of chill d.
hood and youth, that patients who have used the
GrdqenJerg Company's Uterine Citholico. cannot
sueientiy express their gratitude for TIE relief a
forded. REDINGTON & co. Aoa,..,
4le and 4l5 Front street, San Franciseo,
, 1867-01-18

THE Een in BIvaua are grelt smokers
They lay cigar beside their plates at break
fast table, and take Il puff between months
fblls
, 1867-01-18

G LoREo grand aud petit juryrymen are
heard Of w ut old Boston.
, 1867-01-18

GEN THOMAS says every Northerner en-.
gaged in cot'n growing has lost money.
, 1867-01-18
Ia tie M..tter Of the Estate OF d n. sexton.
Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE UNDER.
syned ESecuInx of the last will aud testament
" ID n SIX on. deceased, TO all Iersons holding
claims again-t said estate 70 present the same a. re-
quired by law, said claims will o forever barred
Aud all persons indebted L. said estate are hereby re-
qu'red " come forward and pay sud Indebtedness
STELLA b SEXTON.
Exeeutrix of the Esa'e Of g. y - exton deeeased.
"aila WullI. W. T., Jdnu,ry lIth, 1855, 4Iw
, 1867-01-18
DIVORCE NOTICE.

DIVORCE NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF ASHtNGTUN
wALLA wALLA Coux1Y ~
In the District Court, First Judicial District,
Jemrna Ann Birms, Tlaintitf,
Mirhacl Blmes, Defendant,
ITO MICHAEL BARNES Drf-t; Ynu are bcyebr
Il notiie,l thgt JENNA ANN BARNES, PIE bn,
hei II complaint ah,in~t you IN said Court winch
will come On To he heard at the hrst term OF the
court, which rhSh commence than two month,
after the 4th dns OF Jdnuaiy 1861 Tor the san vi
be hesr at ChambcIs icfrTo Hon. J. e. W,,hr
JudGe"f said Di~tuct) aud unless You npprar nj
RAID term All answer the SINE will be taken a. CON-
10 sed "a the payer thereof granted. The Obi .c
aud lra' yer ii said c"nT lint l. dis 4ve the ho A,
Of mairmony existing pc'wren Plaintiff anl D,fen-
dant, and To give 10 Phint the care aud CUSTODY Of
the ehilren Of P'aintif aud Dciendlnt
Complaint filed December Sl>t lSGG
LASArkk Il LANGFORD.
I'm AttniHrlS r plsi.t H.
, 1867-01-18
IuMRER

TUE SUBSCRIBER HAS NOW ON HAND AT
we saw NIL, formerly known a. the Sims q ps-
llns MIL null stock Of LUMBER seSS,,eI
rom oae up to two inehes, which will BE- sod ,,Lssn
" osn. ofders for any amount can be 6IleS |,
,eoit hones; fsrsonS requiring Lumber will DO well
asa FREScH& ca.
, 1867-01-18
BAG FACTORY.

UhE SUBSCRIBER has eStaIished himself in
Il Walla Walla To MANUFACTURE BAGS Of ali
descriptions. Also, TO execute MACHINE SEWING
10 order. Tents, Wagon Covers, &c, lie soli.it.
publc patronage
, 1867-01-18
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.

Agent iur the rulr Of the ,r,elr,i,I F,'nIsvCr
SEWING MACHINE, the hest Family Naehioe ever
0Isrea' g. W. SOMERENDYKE.
~ " Main street. opposite Tie P,,-tIItHce
, 1867-01-18
no DHE UNFORTpNATE
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
Dr. csibbon's Dispensar-y,

.cTO KEARNY STREET.
OIO corner commercial. San
Francisco. established III 1884, for
the treatment OF Sexual and Seml-
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea :.
GI6et. Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms. Seminal weakress, lmpo-
tepcy etc. skin diseases (of years
standipg) and liberated Legs, sue,
c.f1,. 4roafod
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

reFsltsaace ought 70 be maize
H., name Of Is OF Advertising.
formerly enjoyed firr-sa5nors zse5 ans 80 g
ola uents pertaining to the Office Of
Justice of the Peace. the 4ues oi
wtsieh Office he DISCHARGED with ac
knowledgesl ability and dignity; and
so far as his neighbors were capable o.
judging, he appeared to be a very
HONEST man He had, however, ac
qnired the bad habit of 'trumping mp
acenunts against the es1ates of those
of his ncighbors who were so nBaorfa-
: nate as TO shuttle OF their Rortal
coils within the bounds Of hisabaili-
wick. He had carried the practice to
snch, an extent as 10 arouse sGsPi.
eion in the minds Of so1e of his med
dlesame neigh6ors that there might
be something dead soneRhere in the
'seai OF his financial operations
Bob Crogan, who lived IN the neigh
borhcod, and run the postoaice at tue
cross roads, being something ola wag,
and having an idea that the Squire
honesty should be quoted below par,
concluded, with the connlvance and
assistance of few comrades, to 'un-
cart6 'Fhe sly old fox and expose his
rascaIities. Accordingly, Bob pre-
tended to die, was regularly shrouded
aud laid out on the cooling board in
the most approved fashion, and sor-
rowing friends proceeded to spread
the news of his demise, which soon
reached the ears of old Butt-cutt lie
lost no time in repairing to the house
sc mourning, carrying with him 'fnli
and complete assortment of first-ciass
conIoIrnce and sympathy, for gratui
toasE distribution among the members
of the bereaved family, and the many
sorrowing friends of the supposed de-
ceased, who were present when he ar
rived. After be had relieFed his heart
OF its burden Of healing words, and
succeeded in taierabIe effort at cry
ing. ani was about 60 leave the scene,
he tcndsriy spoke as follows:
sAh, poor Bob; I "a sorry be died. he
was !, good feller, aud I-aIlus liked
him, When me and bin vert to the
races at Augusta-now nigh unto two
years ago-I loaned him a hundred
dollars % bet onto a bay mare, and he
lost, and has never paid cent of that
-S1s.5ney from that day to this. Poor
felier, he forgot it reckon, but it'san
honest debt. Of course can get il
out OF his estate, and >
Buttcutt didn't finish the sentence
for just at this point Bob, the corpse
slowly raised up in his shroud, ana
stretching out his arms toward the
old rogue, as if to clutch him, yelled
You are an internal old liar, and i
you
Thc din and roar drowned the rest
and old Batt-cutt didn't wait TO see oi
hear anything more, bat with the bur
ricd exclamation .godiemity,' he sho
through the door, hurried TO his home
packed his traps and not only left The
neishborhood, but the State ofGeorgis
forever
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16
R z Q I p E 8 .

N(~(~|N~>~~S~<N
From the Boston Journal Of Chemistry
Securing Drops for Remoging Grease.
i. Alcohol (pure) six ounces, cam.
phor two ounces, rectifed essence of
lemon eight ounces.
=. Camphene three ounces, essence
of lemon one ounce; mix. Some di.
rect them to be distilled together
3, French Camphene eight ounces,
pure alcohol one ounce, sulphuric ether
one ounce, essence of lemon one dr.
4. Spirits of wine, one pint, white
soap three ounces; OK gait three ounces,
essence Of lemon quarter of an OF.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

H1T Isn't it pleasant to be surround
ed by so many ladies p said praty
woman to a popular lecturer. Yes,
said he, 'but it would be pIeasanter L
be surrounded by one.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

pa- Woman is delusionY excIaim-
cd "a crusty old bachelor to witty
young lady. and men are always
hagging some delusion or other,' was
the Gnick retOrt.