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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Oct 0O-P NJ

Gold sold ut 12SiG l29t, closing at 1891 n l29t.
Government bonds from BSi higher moderate
transactions. The offerings were light and the market
closed steady quotations The market stmulaedby
the report Secretary Boutwell, intended 10 increase
his purchases and take at least s250o0o during
the month of November Ills gold surplus is now 30
large that he could well afford to sell amount sufficient
10 make his purchases from March a round hundred mil
lions before the meeting of Congress With this showing
he would be able 20 make movement toward funding
the past due $40 bonds per cent. and thus make
large reduction In the expenses OF the Government
state bonds were steady. Tennessee per cents, en-
coupons sold at q6lI; Tennessee New per cents Cai
North Carolina New per cents S-Ia3os North Carolina
Special Tax, 40.8iOii Missouri per cents. s7ISsIl;
Louisiana Levee per cents. 81. Railway bonds we're
steady small transactions Hudson River Firsts sold
at g9t; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy per cents, los
Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bonds, 9si Central
Pacific gold bonds. slia92 Rock Island and Pacific
per cents 81 a95 Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail Firss Gl. Bank shares were dull Bank Of New
York sold az 1871 Miscellaneous and Express shares
we're dull Pacific Mail moderately active at 5sdSsi
Adams Express sold at 5el; United States, 500.
Railway shares we're strong the opening on the Van
derbit stocks and steady the remainder OF the bse
NewYork Central sold at 1913 al9i closing at l9is
1914 Hudson l73al75; Harlem. Il3al42l. Reading vat
steady nj 90, de6i Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
was active selling in large amounts at sIi 9s2i Fort
Wayne Guaranteed, s5i Chicago and Alton, ibdlS Chi
cago and Alton Preferred li6alI NewJersey Central
oi do5 Morris and Essex. 81; Hannibal and ST. Joseph
IOSialo9 Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central 2Sto
26 At the second call PRICES were fraction lower on
small transactions. After the call Eew-York Central de-
cned to 1919 Hudson, Ia. This decline gave weas
tone to the market and prices were all from ia per cent
lower thar on the call Rock Island sold at i02 North
Western Common COT Michigan Southern sl AT the close
the market stronger in sympathy with the favor
able Bank Statement The stockholders OF the Se~-iors
Central and Hudson River Roads meet at o'clock on
Monday TO ratfy Of consolidation agreed upon 10
was stated that addition 70 the scrp dividend the
large cash surplus Of the roads will he divided among the
stockholders Reports that an injunction would be Oh
tanned were freely circulated but the act empowering
the has been fully complied with IN every
particular any injunction would be quashed as frivolous
and could not be sustained.
The following we're the closing quotoiions Of Govern
mt hnnhs.
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1t6 1ubIitations.
CAROLINE LEE HENTZs GREAT BOOK

4 LINDA Linda LISDAi
o . Ih % roF S' a9 n SSS Ss S,b1
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The Bank Statement favorable To continued sass I'D
money The deposits show an Increase 81 tols.SSs
specie g. SIS legal tendcru Niog79. The eirc~sasn
shows decrease Of sCsiss. Loans shoS AN ncTcass Oh
o. SOs7Oo The banks gain their net reserve. N'sfls
and arr In "A good condition
Mesars- Henry Clews Company oner IN another COZ
nam ,Da ar,t n.r,sase elnkins fund convertible bssas
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And the following for Railroad bond'.

Money ON call easy at i95 per cent %" ""'''n''
bonds and q6 per cent Miscellaneous shares Con"
mercaI paper was inactive at od5 per cent with saiea
OF prime names at iodi2 per cent
Sterling Exchange was duh and steady NJ quotations.
London Codays 1885, 1855 London slch 1923 e''E Lon
don tprne commercial CO days Ice aluea Pare, long,
kiaasl7A; Paris short sI5s a5.l5; Antwrrp Sis.S
5lsb swiss 5s' a5lsl; Hamburg 35i 80. Amsterdam
400 aacl; Frankfort. 4id4o3; Bremen. 's!gsl Berls
;lid7la
The transactions OF the subTreasury 70 day were ~
fnlnMH.
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Corporation yluti,ts.
an, ay NEw.loRg. bHPAHraENr ~ fiSAScs. ,
hrMsAn w ImK karnIYaA w IAhks.

~ Nav luHk, UHfANlhFNI FINANNFf z
REtENEH ~ TAHn
Comm. Jtor.g PAKK, - thabhtrs ~. OcL u. ljba ,
NTOTiCEIrO TANPAGERS.--NOtic Is hereby
IN given that the o Tar Books real aud rsoaal
rl al .haryhs e.. hank stock the 100 have
lr that all due snd PAYABLE Al ih
be- made between the hours ofB and
~ Jruetns 81 earalAied Eea
N. late Of pararn m Of DsssmlT all e asle on q. aIes
s. p,iOa. 10 ILs VI NOytbbsT BERNARD HhlIh hss"s
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DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
MATERIALS FOR SUITS.
EXCELLENT QUALITY, 70 TO 20 CENTS
s7JECH ATWOOD SERGE AT % CENTS
SILK AND wool vELOURs AT IS CENTS,
the eureDt price Of which is ell
FRENCH WOOL POPLINS
Gslt Osl"
VERY FINE, ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH
IMPRESS CLOTHS AT GA CENTS
MERINOES, PLAIDS, &c.
Purchasers win do web samples Sood' fo'o
going elsewhere they will sDd Dnoes than quoted since
ihe commencement Of the war
SUGDEN 6 BRADBURY,
NOS 312 AND 314 BowBRY.
One door below Blee.lsr
SILKS AND YE ELY ;I}sI,ox
eros GRAIN PROM 81 rs TO 81 rs PAMR CoLoRKD
SILKS 81 90 TO 81 FINER GOODS PRoPoRTIoSATRLY
LOW.
LYONS SILK VELVET
AT sS AND UPWARD.
regard, color and finish, together with elegant
SHAWLS, CLOTHS,
AND
MOURNING GOODS.
Of which comparison with any other hOuSe sSnidsst
large purchases peremp aaesn sales enable rs to
UEEoUAJED INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
SUGDEN BRADBURY,
NOS 3i2 AND 3l4 BowERY,
Ono door below Bloeskerst
EBTe showcase The American Institute containing The no"
Justly American Popns will be transferred Monday TO
store having appointed the oe FOR the sale Of these
gOodA warranted equal the best Irish POps and are Is
yard less m price.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT INK STOCK ExcHANGE.-TIasr CALL
lot O'CLOCK AN.

~" = %, 'ol Cou ......s...,ll9f
~ 900 U 5 5-lO Cou Ga. .....ll9i
500 y ; $50 S 20 Goa. IS. .IlsI
~ ,"O0 U \ $40 Cou. Us n.....llsi
3 900 q 3 SO Reg 81. llsi
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Pa ssen.cis.

Per steamship Charleston. for New York; Fish,
Mrs Williams. Miss Fish, Mrs 1 hnde son. Two
children and servant. Tyler and lasiv. A wilson,
Mrs Lot clark capt Tar Is and T. rec child en-, Nils
Weed Ihurlow Weed A .teboiDg and daughter. NJ
Mahcr Fitzgerald Miss Gorlty. Q Little, lady
aud servInt Miss Goodwin, MISS wheaton, Mrs Il
e Johnson Miss johnson. Hammond ard LADY. j
II Yoornces. y Il armstrong, u Armstrong. +
Devhn, J R Thorne, Lyuah l. spry. Davis, aud
on deck.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New fork.Mrs
Wetber Isabella homps -. Carter and Tlf', DR.
N I. North and wife. Capt jam NJ Cars"u. Miss
burke, Miss Boul, John 'arrol. NJ zyck, j >
Payne, 4 blackwell, q Davis, McUonali w
yabor G. ) Whecrisht. W = skdraorc nnd wife
Skldmore, Jr, ! Warilg. wife and sou. DR. Foosc
aud wi O. Rev Tatlock, + Mayne Durcen, Il y
Cameron Jose Zepeta Richmond, G Cook. Kew
Alva tiregorv. aud two in st eraee.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from savannah VIA hclu
fort and Hiton Hcad-J Latumer. Ms Dent MIS-
Kremtrkcp. " Storey. J RiSgua D Trimoe and
wife [, Reuister, Lamotte und wife, 1rucs,
n Bondine and wife. p cvi. NJ Vow Poll
wife and Two daughters W Lawton. w Il Johus'n
two ladies' and maid. W Wariug aud two la.les. d
Slruben J Bungcs, D Fullerton, wi anI q ~ !!.
ter. ] Il wennpn, = Jenkips. C Dinblc and wife.
II Tucker, Z Taylor, a Cole. I Brocker. and
10 on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from dcorgetown. c.
" Deas II Pcako. p West, L Lucas. CAPTAIN
G Il Congdop, Parker, Miss Dehon, Miss Middle.
ton, Divine and wife. and others.
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Turpenti1e dull ut 49Ea50. Rosin quiet; s'ra'ne'
so AK; good sa 6j; No. So 76a2 50 Fieisn's un'
changed. Money after great activity closed easier a'
rcr cent. IN currency to gold. Discounts 1oai:.
S erng 6rmer at 74:a7Ac. Gold weak at S2S'
$40 ks closed suous. Cove nments closet dull put
steady. 62's 20. SSouibera quiet.
BALTIMORE April 13.-Cot'on steady az Zoa|oNe'
Flour active and firm. Wheat inactive; receipts
small Corn, receipts small-~hite soaSoc oats
fri or. Provisions firmcr-un changed. Lard quiet
Wh-k key 92c.
crscrNSAT1, April 1S-Whiskey firm at 90c. Mess
pork 3I-uo demand. Bacon shoulders held nt IL,
clear sides 16sl, sugar-cu-ed bans 18al9c. Lard
lcll firmly at iS-offered l7kc.
ST. LOUIS April 13 3-Nhiskey unchanged. Pork
inactive at s30Has31. Bacon more active; shoulders
1914; clear sides l6Iaa16I; sugar-cured hams 20
Lard l7h
LOUISVILLE, April 1S-Pork s32. Shoulders 13h;
clear si1es Tx. Lard 1sA. Whisky 91a92.
W1LM1SoroN April 19.-Spirits turpentine steady
at Haas Rosin quiet at s5as. Crude turpcniiue
steady at 81 G0a2 T.. Tar steady at 50 60 Cotton
dull, nothing ooing.
AUGUSTA, April 1S-Cotton firm; sales 62o baieR;
receipts 22o. Middlngs 27 cents.
SAVANNAH, April l3.-Cotton Hin aDu III iA'i uo
mand sale 900 bales. Middngs 274 cents Re
ceipts $50 bucs Exports to Liverpool 4OU7 bales
MOBILE, April l3.-Cotton demand fair; market
firm sales 100 bales 200 after the clo'e yesterdays
low mlddlipgs 263sa27 Receipts 5O6; exports l24.
NEW ORLEANS. april 13-cotton sitter towards
the ose; middlings 2s>!a2S; sales 1880 bales; re-
cipts 91CG exports $50. The receipts were swelled
this week by arrivals from Memphis. Gold s2h
Sterling 42K; commercial 4l1la4lA; New York sight
exchange a premium. Sugar Gull; common sIl1;
prime 1917 Molasses scarce, no prime Offering;
fernnentipp 5SLa55.
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Tho Problem.
Her life is all ouc nsutral tint;

Her life Is all occ nsutral t:pt;
cold l2d quiet gray;
No :hupder-c:oud nor sunbeam g'lnt
Uarkeus or cheers her way
No GREAT events their shadows cast
Across her Present or her Fast,
F-,r, wear to year she patient sips
Tho ta>teltsS cap OF lhe;
No annals e'er escape her lips
Uf o. lighting care or etrlfe;
And rareiv from them falls ono word
That would be worthy to record.
She is not ol'-she is not young
she works from day to day.
Nor cares Tor those she dwells among,
And hers-the neighbors say
A nature neither warm nor cod.
Too soft 10 carve-.oo hard to mold.
And vet her face has sa1dening power, =
geek the cause in vain
As sometimes, at the twilight hour'
misty, treeless plain.
With dreamer feelings fills tho heart
Than scenes OF strife or storm impart.
Kingdoms might fail. and empires quake
Nations rejoice and Sroau,
AND, in her brea-t no interest "aRe'
Yet surely have known
A sound, q scent. . trihing thine. .;no
Search out some memory niuuon opA'Ae'
When, slowly rising to her eye,
Isee faint light glow
and then-I know not how or why
1t must I've long ago
re that pale gelm read tho cost
OF a life's welfare staked aud lost.
IChambers' Aagasins.
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WALTER. MY BOY.

Here comes O msu w.,o WAS oacc :ich. He had
frie?ds, and money. and lovin.: family, and posi-
ton, and infucnc', ed .c;Irsn,ct. AID integrity,
and future OF usc.ulnc.s bcIUrc him. But, my
boy, lie don't look Like 1t row. He was elected to an
important Office. lie forgot the Lessons his good
mother taught him, and was asked by designing
poliH ians sell his vote to parts Of swndrrs; lie
could not for the life Of him give articulation 10 that
little word, and 80 he fell.
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Marinf Mews.
arrived Yesterday.

Steapcs ship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YoIk-lett
Saturday NJ. MdSo. To James Ad.cr 20,
Aiken & Co. A q Abrahams sons q w Alnaf, ID a
ANIME, j archer. Il Armstrong. + 9 Borner, G d
B,own. U Bischoff 4 Co, j NJ Bristo Ii D l'urkett.
] Burckmyer, Carpenter, u CART y 20; l
cater, Iourtcnay I Cordcs. Connor. d Clancy.
VS. Corwln & Co. Cameron. Lark"y Il 10. w ID
Chafcc L. Co, III Drake. II Due II l'aly, Douglass
( Miller B Duval 4 son, Dowic & Noise, j : Far
" l. Co, A W tckcl & Co, 'emjng 4 20. d Fer
gusop, B Feldmann Co, Furchgc't% br's. Cur
ney, A & Goodwin l. Co. l. Garoaer. Gold ,tein.
81 uertts 60, Good; .ch Wireman Co. & Goet-
ting Il = Holmes J ,ea,h. aunt. II llilirn.
A Hammerschmiot. W Barra l. Co. Hart 4 Co. Il
johnson, Hurkamp 4 Co, A lln'g. johnston,
Crews Co. Jennings. 1homlinson Il GO, Kiusmln
& Bro Knox, Daily 4 Co. F Kressel, Jr. g LitschGi.
Kinck, Wicsenberg Co. Kriete Chapman. Il
Luhn L Kuinahrens, Laurrv Il Alexander eng
nick & sell, Loreuz, II Muller. L Mann, Il var
thu, Maera l. Lowudes, G Mlluor Co. Mull'r,
NIniitz l. o, s Il marshall, Matbtes en-. ArLoy
l. kcc. Nachmann Co, ] q Ojeman. Ostendorn 4
Co ONell & Sons O'Neill, : u = Pie sou U
Rossler. Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative -oclatOn,
Rlecke L. Schachte kugheimer, j Hai.J. Ii sten-
chem Miss Sweetland stenhouse Co, ] lf spear. W
Shepherd d stoddard co. J sen cke. kev L
smy.h h scott Southern Express 60. G W SieHens
yrllers A Wilmington 20, Walker. EvIus
Cocswnll Werner & ucker, W Webb, Wing, G
" Williams T. Co, Wessopf, Wulburn stcllng.
W G Whilleu 4 Co, " j Yates, S Railroad Ageht,
Railroad Agent, and others.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, savannah via Beau
fort hilton Head. &c. sundres 10 Ferguson,
" Rollins, Mrs Whippnr, W NJ Bird l. Co, Lopez.
and Southern Express Co.
st.amer knilie Davis, Georgetown, C. G bales
Cotton, ~ t,eicc Rice, and Sundries. To Snacie-
ford Kelly, L Chambern Haig II DHwren,
Williams & Co. Mrs A Farr, Klatte 4 Co.
G; A Trenholm L son, Il Pringle, screvcn x Mis-
bet, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York-Jamcs Ad-
ger Co.
schr Hattie combs, Jameson, New York; Ens-
loH Co.
sohr q Irwin, Atkins, Baltimore-Rsley ( crcisb-
ton.
schr Magellan, Griffin. Stockton, Me-Hisloy &
schr n Mcgee. Ketchum, Providence. III
Baker 4 co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston Berry, Now York.
Schr b n Hawkins. Wyatt. Boston.
Schr Fl Naslor Albertsen, ston
>chl Ella Maithewes. McElwee. Philadelphia
schr G Irwin. Atkins. Baltim' re-
Schr Minnie smith, Jacksonville. Fla
Steamer Dictator, Ninety, Paatka, via JACKSON
vllle, Fernandina an0 Savannah.
From this Port.
Brig " Parks. Parker, Georgetown. c. April &.
scnr Emma Anthony Georgetown. s q, April o.
Schr J Allen, allen, Georgetown, Z, April II.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. from Baltimore,
April 10.
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AND HERE YALrEn, Is A YOUNG MAN,

Just like you and US. my boy. He has wit, sense
education, intelligence. friends. ambition, aud ia
loved. He has knowledge of tho world. acquired
by mixing with Its people Be has ambition and
the same fed in which to VIII honor f'mo md dis
tinrtiou as had franklin Fulton. Morse, and host
of others. lie Is naturally su art, but Waiter ny
bay, as he mocts US do you the excess OF mo's-
lure in Ills eye the little puffy rldgo under 1t .lhe
gradual turning of The beautiful corners OF the
mouth his mother so loved to kiss These, my boy
tell sad tale of early shpwreck. Of disease of pre-
mature death. Of neglected and squnndered gifts
December ~
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Market. by roie=rapn.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, April l3-Noon.-securities unchanged.
Sugar quiet and eadv.
LIVERPOOL, april lS-Noon--cotton 6rrner, but
not higher; upllnds 1870; Orleans 127Sd; sale TO-
blles
Afternoon -Breadstu1rs declining. Red Western
wheat g. 3D.. Corn PCS. T!our S2s. Yarns and IA
b:ics frner.
gvanns.-o,tton closed active; up'auds 1919
12Ad; afoat 12H; Orleans l21al2hd; salcs 10, QUO
bales. Corn 28s 81.
HAyRE. april 10 Cotton opened steady-on tho
spot 1f47c
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. April ls-Noon. Money active at
and commits ions. Sterling ~ Gold s2%. Cot
ton firm at 2sX XA2SX. Turpentnc quiot ut 49a49h.
Rosn unchanged.
'Eyen,ng-cott,n IN Arm; coles 5Gao bales o 2s]la
asx. Flour dull: super state SIS 5oaG; common to
fa,r extra sou.hern sc aoI7. Whelt dull Corn
more active at X deon"; mixed Western. new, s1a
"a Pork firm at $50 rs 80 81. Lard frm at 1s5si
10 Vhissoy declined. o.. Rrce quiet Sugar ste-dy.
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AND HE HAD A FEMALE CHILD,

Whose name was He>a Brightwater and who was
twenty.nin years old; who wore red stockings, rcd
garters metal tipped ahoee. Preen spoctaees, and
the pretticst rcd hair the world ever eyes on or
into. Hexa, true New England gll chewed wads OF
pine gum. and sweetened her broth with onions.
He1a wasn't SO much bandsomrr than adoll as to
make the Coll flint but she intelligent in fact in
tclligencc WIS her best hold hut one; she was great
90 making baby garments. and had her trunks full,
packet uway, that che might be ready us willing
when the evil hour drew Nigh she trusted 1t would
from year to year.
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plantation Ditters.
WHAT BRICK pomEkoY DID WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE.

Eight o'clock. and he is not lere yeti How
drcary this little room does seem, and am 40 lone
some len o'clock How I wish he would como.
It is so lonely here with tho children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me. but now, alas Twelve
o'clock, and am 30 tired, I cannot sleep My
heart aches and grows sad. am growing old, per-
baps May be my face is not as fair as onoe but my
heart ie as warm. though it is often sad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms can he find in that ioul-sceutel
room, b. that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards, filing himself with poison, taning his
breath, running his mind, undermining his ronstitu
tion planting srcds of ilieca'c. squ 'ndsrins his
money. clouded with smoke tired with excitement.
Is this happiness is this life Is this our mission?
Oh am so tired, do CO -e home.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Arc they who mind their own business. Find hap
py man or woman and the affairs of another trouble
them but little 1, Is none OF your business If the
nieter kisses one of the sisters, of tho Sis
ters thus sllutes the minister 1t cannot effect you
when man you know calls on girl you don't know,
or one you do What II ther. is kissing behind tho
door, in tuanels and when the night is dnrk at the
vestbule OF the "nurch, even ever the gate. Would
you not do the same thing Il the chance was offered
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
"1 WENT 10 TIE LAND OF STEADY HABITS" 4"

wanted to hand several "bricks' down to pos.
terity, and was told by father til with New Eng
land girl Tor wie could raise moro children, grow
more onions ssin moro ecs, sing more psalms.
kn,w mo c oil what was going IN the ncishbor
hood. hear more scandal. sleep less nights, have
more relatives cat more belns, love myself and hate
olhnrS morr, and get moro out OF dollar, than any
other sort of woman this happy country so-called
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
JAMES MARSH, ESQ.,,

No. l59 West Flrst.street, New York, says he
has threo children. The FIRST two "re weak and
pupy, Ills wife having been unable TO nurse or
attend them; but she has taken Plantation Bit
crs for the last ten years. and has child now IL
mouths old. which she has nursed and re ired her
sel and both are hearty and WELL Plantation Bit
ters is invaluable 10 mothers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-14
HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT,

From mother and f9ther, that the daughter Is
not well: that they have no appctic that they feel
langud; that the head aches all the tmc that they
urc CROWN. thip and feeble, and thai thcy have no
life cucrgy lett Aud the questions are often
asked, What shall do for them2 What shall give
them? Our answer is, let them try Plantation Bit
tcrs moderately, three times day, and our word
for It they will recover.