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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

In ssgMs 10 lie distinctly understood at
Washington that the Senate has by no means
changed its mind concerning the guilty con
duct of the President But the Democrats
there and elsewhere pretend to believe and
very probably Go so, that there are certain of
the Republican Senators who have by yari-
Gus influences been secured to vote for all
acquitta. None of these influences, it must
be noted are such as any man would care
publicly to acknowledge. Some of them
are said to be personal dislike of Mr.. Stan
ton; others personal jealousy of Mr.. Wade;
and others still the corruptions of money.
For our part, we decline to lend our con
sideration to these stories. The Senate of
the United States is ON tiial as well as An
drew johnson. We do not believe it will
find verdict OF guilt against itself The
Republican Senator who should help to do
it might as well take his rope and follow the
example of Judas at once. The wrctched
fate of Doolitte, Dixon, and their squad who
followed johnson in his treachery is but a
mild indication of the consequences which
must accrue to any men who would perpe-
trade such faithlessness as that suggested
| pnu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
iPPRE(JdTJYE

We find the following in the editorial
columns Of the Mi,ldlctown TrdnseriJ,t
We are glad 70 find our Democratic neigh
hor approaching % thoroughly the grandeur
ut Il nation removing lis nnia,hful Chief
Magistrate; the impulse ii must give the
cause of freedom, and the high respect ii
must command throughout the world:-
IMPEACHMENT ABROAD. The Paris cores
pnndefl Of The Philadelphia North Ameri-
can writes that The imperialists of Europe
are surprised by the quctness with which
The impeachment Of President Johnson goes
on, ing anticipated cOui, detot, and
adds,
II all goes well in America, as we have
now almost ceased f. doubt will he the case,
and both people and government remain
calm aud firm unler the sevcrest test to
which free institutions perhaps can he put
the impeachment and deposition of the Chief
Magistrate Of the country--if such a trial as
this can be effected peacefully, then 10 doubt
all Europe will applaud, and confess that
The foundations of order and freedom across
The Atlantic must have been laid deep in
dred,n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
yryr nArJy pouuERCIlL i

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL IS
Issued euery afternoon, except Staddy,
1t Is the only Daily Paper IN winning
ton, and the State Of DeSaware. TERMS
.sir dollars per dnnun,, or Iteetpe cents
a apeek. Single copies Three cents.
THE della WARE TRIB UNE is
sssued from, the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday morning, and contains
principally reading matter published ~
Daily. IL is the largest paper, d'ief
eoatains By far The most reading matter
those published on the Peninsula
.ernss, THO dollars per amman.
THE COMMERCIAL JOE OFFICE
is amply provided NTH printing mater
iaz of the latest styles, and our work is
done cqual to Phiiddelphia offices, ana
at no higher rates.
THE OFFICEof thc COMMERCIAL
nd TRIB UNEis at $40 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware. Entrance dd-
Joining the city Hall
JENKINS & ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
political.


The Massachusetts State Senate has
passed the license law u to IL.
The Maryland Legislature invited Brick
Pomeroy 10 address the members in Joint
session.
Ii is said that many Western Democrats
who have heretofore been Pendleton men
are beginning to speak of Hancock and ].
Q. Adams as the hope of the party.
1t is said that Gen. Grant will shortly is
sue an order dctacliing eight companies of
infantry for duty in Alabama, in addition to
the military force now in that State.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the
town elections in Ohio and Indiana, on Mon
day, so far as reported, show, with few ex-
ccptions, decided Republican gains.
Western papers say that Governor Evans,
Of Colorado, assures the people of the Ter
ritory that, as soon as the Impeachment trial
is over, Colorado will be admitted as State.
1t is rumorcd that the Presidents counsel
think the impeachment trial will be closed
by Monday, April 90. We sincerely hope
they have the power of looking into the
future.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
CURRENT NOTES

--Thurow Weed announces i'll his piper that
no considerations whatever could induce Mr..
Seward to remain in Office single day after Pres
idcnt johnson is rcmoye', il removed lie is TO
be, by the High Court. The importance Of the
statement consists in the certainty that when
Seward goes all his custom house. post Office
and internal revenue appointccs will have to 90
too.
1t is reported that the Kentucky tobacco
crop of last year, now coming to market, is OF
excellent quality, and large in amount
"A Georgia paper heads its account of the
murder Of Hon. g. W. Aahburn, at Columbus,
'.one Enemy less, and virtually justiics the
| act
The Baltimore Democrats say they do not
care whether johnson is convicted or not, as they
do not hold themselves responsible for his acts,
and would drop him under any circumstances.
Such Is Fame The Centreye md OJser-
Ger, in report Of the Impeachment Trial, coolly
and tcrsely says that: 6 The last witness ey-
"amined was George W. Carpenter a Delaware
Spy Pretty good, isn't it? We suggest to the
Democratic papers the title Of continued story
-" Carpenter, the Delaware Spy; A Tale of the
9 Black Deeds Of the Blasted Radicals
II. W. Iligglnsnn, in an article on the Amer
lean Lecture System, in Mac"ul1uHS HugasHe,
| GLondon), speaking Of Emerson's continued pop.
uarity rs lecturer, says that Western agent
explained it not on the ground that people
understand him, hut that ''thev think that sucl
| men ought to he encouraged.
Senator Saushurys unfortunate habits have
again brought him Ito condition which give
his friends grave cause to fear for his life. II,
passed down the Delaware Railroad IN his WI,
home, last Thursday, perfectly insane. and yer,
violent towards those with whom lie was throw
in contact.
Sing a song Of Lection
Make Il sounding Boast,
Eight lively Roostcrs
Growing in the Post!
When The Post was opened
The news each one did 20 for.
But very few could really find
That there was much To crow for
boSion Adrertisel
An Eastern Shore paper has the folowin
model business notices
A CHANGE.-Messrs. Z. Street 4 Co. have cl
changed shops with j. A. Murray, Esq. harne
maker Each Of them can be found where Il
other was.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
Geographic News.
IMPEACHMENT.


The Trial in the Senate.
WAsniSaToS, April lb.--Mr. Edmunds offered
an amendment to Mr.. Summers order, TINT II he
90 framed MS TO require that the additional argu-
ments of the Managers be filed before the conclu-
sion of the closing argument Tor the defence.
Discussion enyued as to the effect of the amend
mcnt.
Mr.. Donliltle offered mn amendment providing
that the opposing counsel should speak by lwu's
alternately until all had finished.
Mr.Drakc moved to postpone the whole subject
indie fuitely. Carried.
Mr.. Evarts said that although Mr.. Stanl cry
was not y,t allie to be present, yet, wishing to
avoid delay, counsel would proceed TO offer doe
uincntary evidence to-day, and hoped they could
tomorrow 90 On with the oral testimony. De-
witt q. Clarke Executive Clerk Of tho Senate,
was sworn, aud verified message nominating
Thomas Ewing as Secretary OF War, received
Feb. %, 1868.
Mr.. Curtis then Offered int ssage dated Feb, p
In response to Senate resolutions concerning the
removal of Stanton.
Mr.. Butler objected
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

The SENATE, on Wednesday passed most
sensible and proper law, in relation to the
qualifications of jurors in the U. S. Courts.
1t is simply to the effect that no person
shall be incompetent to act US juror by rea-
son of having formed Or expressed an opin-
lou as to the guilt or innocence Of the ac-
cuscd, founded on public rumor or ncwspa-
per report, provided he AYERS under oath
his ability to decide according to the testi-
mony This is perfectly reasonable. The
old plan can never be pursued in any intelli-
gent and well-informed community without
having the effect Of securing a jury largely
composed of fools and ignoramuses, and
defeating completely the expressed purpose
of the law.
1t is added that the new plan will proba-
bly, have value in II conspicuous instance
since it will be important in securing jury
to try jeff Davis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

The GAZETTE, apparently under the mi
preston that two or more wrongs make
right, quotes from exchanges statement that
some conyicts who escaped from the Michi-
gan State Prison, were dashed on being re-
captured and refers to a recent charge Of
Judge Brewster, of Philadelphia, 10 the
Grand Jury, in which he severely described
the condition Of some of the prisons. Is
whipping as a part of prison discipline a
justification for public whipping as part of
punishment for crime? If so, then are both
proper? Ifnot-if both are wrong-why
is it that the Gazette has never uttered a
word above its breath in condemnation OF
our infamous and shameful systems The
truth is that the Gazette is as cowa-dly as
it is partizan. and that it seeks to call off at
tention from our own barbarisms by pretend
ing that something like them exists else
,yh ara
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

WE ooMNENn 10 the attention Of our
readers the solid and excellent speech ofour
valued friend Hon William Lawrence, Of
Ohio, III the House Of Representatives at
Washington. His statements are clear. CO.
gent and pointed. His showing Of facts
that the Government, to-day, exclusive of
the extraordinary expenses entailcd by the
Rebellion, Is administered Tor twenty five
millions Of dollars per annum, more chcaply
than the last year of Buchanans Admins
tration that after Secretary McCulloch had
impudenlly read Il moral homily to Con
.ress on their disposition 10 extravaganza
they had reduced his estimates nearly one
hundred millions for next year. showing
that they were far better economists, and
more truly anxious for the public welfare
than he, their seisappointcd censor anil
that after the secretary Of The Navy had
first asked for some forty five millions an
preparation he cut down lis estimates
twenty-five millions, in response 10 the pro-
test of Congress are all important and in
terestine
The speech nhounds in figures, hut they
are not mere dry tables Of statistics. thcyex
plain and enforce The arguments Of the tex
and they make il 50 plain that none can TAI
10 comprehend it. Judge Lawreuccs view
on currency are, 10 say the least, liberal, an,
lhcy may 20 beyond those which have heei
e'literally expressed in these columns. w
leave review Of them, for the present, Il
mllr rpndtrs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
II. =. NIsF.NI INF''
Chairman Union County Committee.

The Committees Of the several Hundreds are
as follows:
First Ward Philip rlunkett, Edward Meluall,
Dr. VIM B, Noen.
Second Ward S.y alentinc, Jno, " Christy,
David Stevenson.
Third Ward-H, Fothcrgill, j. II. Toner J.W.
Griffith.
Fourth Ward Philip Quigly, Vim. Preston
Edwin Lewis.
Fifth Ward-P Philip Mcdowell, Aquilla Pritch-
ard, VIM. z. l.eibrandt.
Brandywinc llundred-Esau 5. Perkins, Isaac
=. Elliott, Il j. Handy.
Christana llundrcl-l.. f. Riddle Samuel
Bancroft. Abnrr llollingsworth.
Mill Creek llundred-J. c. jackson, s. NJ Cur
lis, Jacob J. Ecubcncaine.
White Clay Crecll-Joel Thompson, John Pill
ing, Benjamin Peters.
New Castle llnndred-H. II. McMullen, Is. S
Booth. Zadock Townsend.
Red Lion Hundred--Jamcs VI. Ellison, John
Belyie, Clement Reeves.
Pencader Hundrcd--W D. Cornos, Merit VI.
PlXson, Iohnathan /. Ellison.
81. Georges-Danach Cleayer, John Whilby,
Andrew G. Elason
hppoquinimiuk lIundred-W. A. Ilukill l..
W latt0mas Isaac Staats.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
Ho BOY u M 5E Es5N Epnons pnornlrrons
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1868.
Tor president In lsss--Generai GRANT
HEAn QUARTERS uNloS STATE CENTRAL J
COMMITTEE, WilMiSGToN, DEL, !

March ~, lSbS
convention Of delegates of the Union party
from The several counties will meet at Dover ON
Thursday, April I'D, at " o'clock,P.M,, for the
purpose OF electing delegates to represent tins
State in the National Republican Convention, to
be held in Chicago ON the 10Th day, OF May next.
BY virtue of the authority vested IN the Stlte
Central Committee by the Convention held ut
Dover, August 9TH, 1866, and in recognition OF the
principle Of representation according to popula,-
lion, the said Committee have allotted to each
county its proportion OF Delegates as follows-
To New Castle county, seventy-elght (aS) Deie-
gates 10 Kent county forty (40) Delegates; to
Sussex county, forty-two (i2) Delegates. Total
number o. Delegates, one hundred and sixty (lGO.(
The Committee recommend that the several
counties select their delegates to the State Con-
yention at u time not later than April 18TH
Bv order of the State Central Committee.
SAM'L. NJ. HARRlNGToN, Chairman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

AN ENGIIsm PAPER, in the course Of the
discussion of the Irish question, states that
during the past quarter of century the
large landholders have been gradually swal-
lowing up the small ones in Ireland, and
that whilst the small holdings are four times
fewer than they were in ls4l the larger ones
are three times more numerous.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

Tux DELAwAREAN under the impression,
we presume, that Bishop Potter did not do
his duty by the culprit, administers repri-
mand OF its own to Rev. DR.. Tying. A dan
gcrous subject for secular newspaper; al
most as perilous matter as interfering IN
quarrel between man and his wife.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

InE PooE on INCOMPETENT who rdjolces
IN HE title o. Secretaryof War nd interim
came into tic witness siandin The Tmpeacli-
inent case again on Saturday. and made
another shameful exhibition Of himself He
has, by his hhlnders and contradictory state
ments left his friends in such dilemma
that they can only ward off from lin the
charge Of perjury by declaring that he is a
fool. II the purpose sought in appointing
such a man % u delicate and responsible
post had been Il good and legal one, il would
have been sufficient cause for removal Of the
President for utter neompctency and lack
OF Judgment in his use of the appointing
power
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
~ HOMAs5 X. AGNE.NV,

2rO and 26!t REENW1CH ST., N. T.,
Has reduced the prices ol Teas cel,es Sugars, Flour,
and MI kind. Of Groceries from IL 10 % per cent
NEST JAPAN TEA, 81.
BEST ENGLISH BsEAkFA>Er TEA, 81.
SiiLhNhlD uOlUhG TEA, 9ac.
1000 Bhl-. FLat H. al grades II I'M sll ntwails
2n.uuo sa. Mulis,,r, III grades iium u. upwards
Cohrts, roasted aud ground, he To i0t. Supats.all
riafes, al refLess' prizes. and everything I'd ia
every family cheaper and better than All. store III
New York
THOMAS A6NkW utcnr es his own store owns
The proh tty, sud hsf M rent TO pty imports aud
buys exclusively Tor cIss, never gave mote III his
life, consequently lie can nndetseil any hou.c III the
city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
Education.

The Common school system Of Delaware,
which permits each district to vote "tax" or mo
tax," is sadly deficient. In district No. 81. on
Saturday last, they voted no tax, while there
is not, probably, another district in the State
where Il school is more needed. Some Of the
men who voted no tax, have raised sons to the
aye Of twenty one years, who cannot write their
names.
was particularly struck with the declaration
OF one young man, that he could not write his
name, and he begged his fellow citizens not to
entail on others the misfortuncs his parents had
on him, by withholding tax to educate the
youth.
In looking over the scene presented at this
school election, was struck with the fact that
every man who voted mo tax was a so-cacd
Democrat l. there anything in modern dcmoc-
racy inimical TO popular education9" 1t would
seem so from the statement made in the following
letter received by me through the mail, yestcr-
day
| Copy. NEw YORK, April 9Th, 1868.
| A. 7. OsMoSn, ESQ, Dear Sf Delaware is
entitled to over 20O,000 acres Of Land Scrip,
granted by Congress, for educational PURPOSES
but has mol accepted 1t.
| 1t is too valuable grant to be lost by neglect
or carelrssness. have written to Gov. salisbury,
but received no reply
Rev. Mr.. Lockwood mentioned your name as
| a gentleman that would be likely to take some
interest in the matter.
Your obedient servant,
b. FnASkLiS CLARK.
If I rightly understand this bequest of Con-
gress, it is intended TO be used in the endowment
of schools for farmers. To educate the farmers
is certainly very important matter M class
of men deal so much with the laws of nature us
the farmers and none need more To understand
those laws In State where corti-cots are not
allowed (by some of her ctizens) to he burned
lest the next crop of growing corn should burn
with the sun it would seem to me very impor-
tant to educate such farmers. viii some one in
form us why the Legislature of Delaware refuses
to receive this gift. A. T. OsMoSp.
| APRIL Sth 1868
-Four correspondent is doubtless unaware Of
the fact that the State Of Delaware has accepted
this land. 1t is 100000 and not 100000 acres
BY an act of the last legislature it was applied
In connection with the Newark College property,
donated for that purpose under certain condi-
tions, by the Trustees, for the establishment Of
an Agricultural College at that place. What
practical steps have been taken to set the arrange
ment on foot we do not know. EDS. Con-.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
GOD LIVER OIL CREAM.

French Preparation, ~hich preserves all the
nuttinus and medicinal qualities Of the i,U,e oil
II free from all offensive taste smell, and-being
agreeable 10 The tasei, easily dgestcd thus AFFORD
ing the patient Il fu hcnedt of the quantity taken
Is read y taken xed with water thus avoiding.
the use OF wh4key or other expensive hnrtfnl adj
dtons.
Is recommended and prescribed by the Medi. pro-
icssion Price 81 n bottle. For circulars send to
HYATT n CO., 40 CourtlAnl ST., N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
NEW Y0RK.

iiEHAIl, cock AND hui,i. STORY.
The HeIfah has II sensation Washington dis
patch TINT the radical plot for the removal OF
johnson includes the ycrtual abolition Of the
Supreme Culrt and the extension Of the Prtsi-
dental term To ten years, from March 1869 the
election to be effected by aid of martial law in
the doubtful States.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

1t was also recommended that the elections OF
delegates for the several Hundreds be held on the
18th of April by ballot, at the usual voting places,
between the hours Of . and p. III. in the Hun
dreds, and between > and p. m. in the City Of
Wilmington and that the members Of the Coun-
" Committee for each Hundred are requested to
hold said elections.
j. S. VALENTINE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
OUR LETTER box.


.Nessrs. EditorS:-Amongst the many candi-
mates for nomination Tor the Office OF Sheriff, in
the Republican party, all of whom are esteemed
as highly respectable citizens, allow an odd
Line Wing" and now a Republican, to urge the
claims of the above named gentleman. lie is
regarded Us being Une of the most available can
didates, being highly popular with the masses.
His consistency and unsweiviag devotion TO the
fundamental principles Of the Wing Party and
his untirng efforts in the advocacy Of the Repub-
lican party enttlc him to their respect and sup
port. IrsricE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
sixty Days Longer.
TERMS FOR TREATMENT
A. GA nm

II . II tt II,
The undersigned having witnessed the b.no,i.
effect Of the treatment practised hy Drs, W,m,,
and llassenplug, do not hesitate IL r,rn,'nn',,
them to the attention Of the public. From nv !"
own observation, rs well as from the te,lp,,;'
Of others whose integrity and intelligence, ara 81
together unqucstionable, we have no bouti A..
the system they practise is far superior d med
cine, In the treatment of many diseases, il. :"
feet would be incredible but for the high ehlr,,
ter Of those who have Witnessed the cures an
mails, as we do ours, to their success in trcati,
disease. ''''
G. =. Enn, LEWIS Misu,lr
w. II. GOLDMAN, J. NJ DENtoN.
j. l.. BoYEG.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
llnApqrAnrrns UNloN CouNrY Cow

MlTrEg FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
WliMINGToS, March %, 1865.
At meeting OF the Union County Committee
for New Castle County, the following number OF
delegates To Convention 10 be held ut Dover, on
April 20, was apportioned to the respective Hum
dreds:
Appointments,
Brandywlne
Christiana,
Mill Creek .
New Castle, 2
Pencadcr,
Red Lion, J
st. Georges
White Clay Creek,
WILMINGTON cry.
First Ward, .
Second Ward,
Third 9
Fourth g 10
Fifth g
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

IDifoR's SUTiCE.
n hereby give nuti e that will attend, for the
purpose Of settling with the SCHOOL COMMITTEES
VI he respective cuunilts rs lullows:
Az GloHuitoMN, Sns tx comfy on the 18TH lih
18Th, 1dtn, and lilh DAYS OF April next
AT puvtR Kent County, on the 2Iih, 2stl, 18th and
gltn days II Apri.
Az Nrw cAslr, New Csstle County on the 18th
l2h l3h and 1ith days nr May
To avuil confusion and the ue'eniiOn OF Commit
tres over one day, sut emnns will be made with the
districts In II iul owing order:
For Srs.gN GuttNN-Apr 18Th, Nus. to 80, inclu-
sivc; April HIN, 81 10 60, inclusivc April 18TH Nos
d To ~ inclusive; April 10Th, Nos. " tn l20 nclu
sihc april lith, Nos. III and upwards.
For kISt GUuNrY-April eth, Nos. To 80, incu-
siyc; April 2Sth, Nos. 81 To 10, inclusive; April 10Th
Nna. G0lo 10 inclusive; April 3Dih. Nus. VI and up
wards.
For NNw CAM CorNrY May 18th, Nos to 80,
inclusipc May lslh, Nos ~ 10 60, inclusive May
Eth, No. ii to 49, inclusive.
ROBERT LAMBDEN.
nar20lf Auditor Of Accounts
o. Delaware papers I,lcase cory
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
Wanted. Agents. So . sso Q,

@CE0 per NORTH guaranteed 10 agents every.
~ EOO where selling eur fatm EppListjHg letai-
Wire Company, 1862 broadway, y. Y. or ID Dearborn
Street, Chicago III.
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No. 60l W. Front street, Whining
Wilmington, March 18th, 1865.

| have been afflicted with deafness for I
years the left ear was entirely deaf during
Time, the other one was also greatly dlsIl'
with strange sounds that 1t was with great
Guilty | could understand any sound, I'LL
calling TO consult Drs. Monroe ~ liassin
and took treatments the treatment Of IL
minutes has restored my hearing rs well as
can be referred to ut any time. at No. 2l!l J
Seventh street, Wilmington. JASE li"t>i'
March 1lth 1865.
1t gives ms great pleasure 70 Civ. my lestill
In favor of the treatment OF DIS MohfotN
scnplug. have been afflicted win sea
which caused me great suffering for more I'll
week. can truly say that after four trcaln
my pain was almos: entirely relieved aud
now almost well.
With much respect, remain yours. tTLily.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

DRs. MoSRuE & HAssESrLu,;, allow ne Il
pleasure OF expressing my high esteem Of yoi
skill in the treatment OF deafness. have het
suffering with deafness for more than five year
my Que car was entirely deaf and the otter ~
so bad that could scarcely hear iilless The IT,
son speaking was close to my ear and speak N
very iond tone until this morning after one ira
mcnt of less than ten minutes. now heat 4
most us well as ever, and feel confident that o
more treatment will entirely restore me- Acee
my hearty thanks for what you have done for 7
and publish this for the benefit Of Others vi
may be suffering IN the same way.