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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18
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HEADQUARTERS

For every dchcaey OF the sesson
re- In addition 10 the regular Trade be ha-
On Commission a large loi Of gocss With %
ders to sell al a Sscriiice. Come ard hus
EN- up almost at your own price--bui brinF
Cash in every case ..,..
4Itr n. IOBkSsrEiN
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OF It again and again, ana looked IN:
but go into it and face it, empty of her
he could not. E4---..
One night he saw her in dream.
She bent look of angelic pity ION
him, and said but these words, Live in
NV cave" then vanished.
Alone on an island in the vast Pacfi-
ic, who can escape superstition? 1t fills
the air. he took this communication
as command, and the next night he
silent in the cave. - 10
But he entered it in the dark, and left
it before dawn.
By degrees, however, he plucked up
courage and faced it in daylight. But
it was sad trial; he came out crying
bitterly after few minutes.
Still he persevered, because her image
had babe him; and at last, one evening,
he even lighted the lamp, and sat there
looking at the glorious walls and roof
his hapless love had made.
Getting stroger by degrees, he search
ed about, and found little relics of her,
"a glove. needle, a great hat she had
made out of some large leaves. All
these he wept over and cherished,
ITo BE CONTINUED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-04

This Company, National In its character,
offers, by reason OF It's Large Capital, Low
Rates OF Premium and New Tables, the most
desirable means of insurlng life yet present.
ed to the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely re-
duced, are made as favorable to the Insurers
as those OF the best Mutual Companies, aud
avoid all the complications and uncertain
ties of Notes, Dividends and the mlsunder-
standings which the latter are SO apt TO
cause the Policy-Holder.
presented which need only TO be understood
10 prove acceptable 10 the public, such as the
INCOME-PKODUCING Policy and RE-
TURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the fOrme!
the pOlicy-hOluer not only secures a lie in
surance, payable at death, but will receive,
II living, after a period of q few years, an an
1luaL income equal TO ten per cent 90 per cent
Of the par Of his policy. In the latter the
Company agrees to return TO The assured the
total amount of money he has paid In, tn dCdi-
ton to The amount Of his policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating
in>uring their lives or increasing the amount
or insurance they already have, Is called to
the special advantages offered by the Ma.
tional Lite Insurance. Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application TO the Branch Ut1ce OF
tho Company, or to
h. w. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia,
General Agents for Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKIES CO., Wash ington, D. c.,
Ge..eral Agents forrD. u, Del, Va. andW.Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local Agent,
Wheeling, W, Va, Ohio County.
Observation-Disclosures.
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0nr foots nnd shoes.

The Scientific American says: It is
somewhat surprising that. with all our
boosted Improvement, we have not yet
produced a proper covering for the foot.
Barbarous people, If their climate adj
mits, go with bare feet or wear sandals,
covering only the sole and portion of
the leg, while civilized humanity en-
Yelop their feet in n material almost
impervious to air or moisture, and gen.
orally uncomfortably hard and rigid.
The color and polish of our boots are
directly calculated to attract the suns
rays; and the enamel on patent leather
and the backing on calf-sktn, tends to
harden and solidify the substance, clio.
sing the pores and making alright
cases for portion of the body which
exudes more perspiration than any
other, and is subjected to greater strain.
Our boots in summer parboil our feet in
a warm bath, and in the winter freeze
them in an icy envelope. 1t is doubtful
If wet feet are, in themselves, very con-
dusive to disease, some medical men to
to the contrary Notwithstanding; but
cramped confinement Of the feet, in an
icy cold envelope generated by perspt-
ration and chilled by the external at
moSphere, thus shutting the impris-
oned feet almost air-tight, is as I'M
healthy as it Is uncomfortable. For hot
weather there is hardly any shoe so
agreeable as that introduced within the
past three or four years, known as the
army shoe, and extensively used by
base ball players. 1t is of a heavy can
vass and unblacked leather. 1t is cool
and remarkably easy to the foot. The
texture of the canvas allows the escape
of the Precipitation and the color of the
shoe does not attract the heat Of the
sun. It would seem that the plan of
covering other portions of our bodies
with material previous to air might ad-
vantageously be extended to our feet.
There is no natural reason why our feet
should be so much less sensitive than
our hands. They become indurated and
deprived of their natural activity by
long, close confinement. The people of
warm climates, who use their toes as we
do our fingers, and the schoolboy, who
picks up and throws pebbles with his
feet, shows that the foot of the civilized
adult in our climate is a much abused
member. A more flexible and porus
material for our boots and shoes might
save us from many of those terrible an
noyances which, In the form of corns
and bunions, make our pilgrimage one
of pain.
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CM HOOD, ''-ANOTaER NEW
Nl MEDICAL PAMPHLET a ON Ire
pen OF Dr.. CURTIS. The Medical TinneSS
the cause and cure OF premature decline
SHOWS now health IL impaired through
SecEeL ABUSES OF youth and manhood and
as OF tne 1mpedtments TO marriage. the
cause ana effects Of nervous debility, and the
above will be forwarded on receinf n 9T
cents. by addressing Doctor OURTH. No,
o. North Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd.
my26-lyd
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A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDNEkS AND
n FRUIT GKOWERS.-Sendf for particu-
lars of "BeScS Improved Fruit Tree and ViIIe
IIItiOOrdtOr. and Insect Destroyer" samples
TO test will be forwarded TO any part OF the
United states and perfect satisfaction 0tEaT0n-
teed. Good agents are IU1IlteCt ~ eTeTU county
in the United STATES. Address j. AhEAhN,
Is Second street, baltimore, Md.
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SOME English clergyman, who doubt
less considers the bill for the disestab-
lishment of the Irish Church as brutal
taken 10 prove that Gladstone, the re-
forming Premier, is the prophetic
beast of Holy Writ long and as yet un-
satisfactorily sought for. His process
is ingenious, and shows arithmetical If
not theological lore. In the Greek
system OF enumeration, the cardinal
the alphabet, and the name of Glad
stone is thus developed from prophecy:
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For the mystic meaning OF these
Misunderstanding triplicate of skies,
refer to Revelations, xiii, IS. "Let him
that hath understanding count the
number ofthe beast; for 1t is the number
of a man, and his number is six hun
bred three score and sixD
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A YOUNG man named John McMillen,
residing near Clifton, Ohio, left home
in a sleigh Saturday morning, and
came home late in the afternoon lying
in the sleigh dead. The horses, of course,
had come home of their own accord.
The post norton examination of the
body shows that he died OF congestion
OF the brain.
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CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
Etive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actu
arY,
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The Patent Magic Comb

Will color gray hair a permanent black or
brown. SOLD everywhere. Sent by mail TOR
Address VIM. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magtc Comm Co., Springfield, Mass.
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GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUEEY, Vice President.

OTRICKRS:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES H. CoLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
D1REoFoRR-John E. Wilson, Jas. O. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. c. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. Ale1T. LauRhlin, James McCiuney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. AdamH:
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrocerB, Wheeling; Pryor,
HRndlan Co., wholesale GFooers, Wheel:
Wheeling; Mcclellan d Knox, Boot and
shoe house Wheeling; McCabe, Rraft 4 Co.
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Franxhatm d
Ing; Winship, Woods q Co., QueenstTare
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Campbell, Frew q Co., Pubs. InteiiTenceS'
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co, Hardware, Nheei!
ing; ]. Z: Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
Bank, Weston, W. Va Capt. John McLure,
Jt'' " He'oAAHS' aprS
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ERRINa BUT NOBLE.-seIf-heIp for
II Young Men, who have erred, desire
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. II beneti ted return
the postage. AddreSs PHILAN1H LSOS5, Box
p, Philadelphia Pa.
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| Have Made Advertising a Study.

T1OR SEN CENTS 1 Will send to any one
T. list OF the best Newspapers in the Unit
ted States, would once have paid thou"
Sand dollars for this very information.
Address Box 672. New York City.
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AGENTS WAITED FOE
WANTED. AGENTS. sz :,3 TO 49s ss9'

WhNIEU, AUENID, per month,
everywhere. male and female, To introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWIN0 MACHINE. This machine
viii stltch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for nVe years. We will give s, GU for any
machine that will sew u stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. IL
makes the "ElRstic LOCK stitch" Every
cannot be pulled apart without tearing 1t.
We pay Agents from SIS to S2O per month
and expenses, or u commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa, boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CnutlOn.-DO not be imposed upon by
other parties palmlng OF worthless c94st-Iron
machines, unuer the same name or OLheI-
wise. ours is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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Att5 aarertiset1teuts.
LOOK HAVEN, PA.

LOCK HAVEN, PA.
MEssRs. L1PPINcoTT & BAKEwELL, Pitts
Gems I've have been using your make
of Gang Saws In our Mil, and find them, in
point OF quality, superior TO any we have
ever used. Yours, &c
w. 1885, SHAW. BLANCHARD co.
ORETN EuAw FOremRQ.
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Chartered by Special Act OF Congress-
APPROVED JULY Is, 1858.
Cash Capital, 100000
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA
OFFICERS:

Where the general business of the Company
is transacted, and to which all general cor
respOndence should be addressed.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEsT va.
OF WHEELING,


once, % Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma.
lana I'M
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LIVERY SPORTSMAN. FARMER and
n HOR5EMAN, should send for our
pamphlet Of 20 pages, containing full de-
scripllon OF new 1nEentlOn ~ Mnlch o tnS
Uict0tLs horses can be driven with perfect safe
tn. For breaking and training horses, II Is
better than Rarey's or any other system
Sent Free. Address N. r. BOYER q co,
Parkersburg. Chester CO., Pa,
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MAHrED.-Salesme everywhere. far
w 4nerS aud Others, for a NelO article in
great demand. 800 made by one agent his
INST month. Address Immediately, Drawer
Ia, Louisville, Ky.
NEURALGIA-Neru and Female
IN Weakness Cured.-A Clerg ymHn's Widow
suffered Tor years with the above diseases,
and for the benefit OF like sufferers will send
the means OF her own cure free. MRS. DIX
FRANKLIN, jersey CITY, n. j.
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WANTED-A6ENTS-Tr 70 !, se y !! sne

GAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price 10
The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting
Machine ever invented. WIN KNIT 2U,OOO
STITCHES per minute. Liberal Inducements
to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, Of st.
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A BLESSING To LADIEs,-Dr. Vim. Ray
II has discOv cred q simple plant that
never fails 10 bring relief, when checked by
cold or otherwise. These Vegetable Monthly
lime anu hour Or ne ed" Price, IS per
package, by mail, secure from observation.
Auureas, in confluence, WIN. RAY, Nj. d.,
z, y. BOX 4737, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

Attorney Sheppard then rose and said May it please
the Court Having thus overrhled the motion fr ne "
trial in the case OF The Commonwealth o. George s.
lNlcne convicted OF the murder OF Mary Ill., there.
hOhWea 10 move as now do, for the Judgment of the
law IN such cases made aud provided" 10.
judge Allison directed the Clerk TO Inquire the ris-
Onef had anything say why sentence Of death sboud
Tone IAN have TO say is that have been tried and
convicted II a crime know nothing about" III
Judge Brewster then delivered the following sepence
which TWchel listened 20 with the utmost composre:
George TChe L TIE accusation preferred against Won by the
Commonwealth has beeB examined With great patience with an
eft dre accord TIE fullest rights secured h
your challenges stu unexausted rhey deserved your
for could have heard with greater snd mpr
" and eoqnence could suggest was most earnestly urged
bali The Cou throw ever ht scale
mercy Notwithstanding all this you have been convicted
the law most exhaustive
has failed member Of tie Court that verdict honll
disturbed This trial mas thus demonstrated that
b Of
Witnesses position Of the accused Although victim mas
dispatched stu little drop Of blood adj Surrounding
TACT become the oerng OF Providence witness pointing viii
presen position by auug h. the circumstances of Ibis bit
would 20 be due justice TO declare thai m has been
Quoted throughout with al the tender regard for lie which
humanity II The law While Mrs Hi seat to her last
without tie opportuy prayer,
jen Of right which the presumption Of innocence eou throw
around you she has every opportunity 10 prepare Tor
trial the night Of challenge to Ho the privilege ~ being defended by
able counsel the hne6 Of every Doubt and the advantage Of reviewing
all the rulings upon point When all this has resulted
condensation she still In time for repentance aud
for suppicaion Let recommend you 10 AL earn
Yourself this pvlge Obtain
apnrnae fha, Irt,e IA fyysaf
sincere repentance Him whose mercy is a sufficient 10 the
wasmue Of blood Aud only remains for declare tho
be taken from 10 tie Jail Of th County Pha
dh FROM whence he aud om heuceto The place ereunu
ia lIis udui,e goodness have nereI upon bis soul
lPbis 1--we. Bulen Jan 1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
CABINET ORGANS.

The success Of the Mason & Hamlin Organ
Company the largest manufacturers instruments
OF this class in the world producing and finding demand
for average Of hundred and twenty-five organsp
ueek illustrates what be done by energetic and per
severng pursuit Of right principles in business The fol-
lowing what may DO said to be Articles Of their Cons
tuition kept always in yiew and never deviated FROM
l. Excellence in the manufactured article must never
be sacrificed to economy aud cost The BEST only aud al
ways. TT
No degree OF superiority shall be considered satlsac
tory "a long us Improvement Is possible.
The OF every valuable invention and real improve
ment must be obtained. ut whatever cost.
Productions be sold at lowest possible prices these
TO be printed and offered TO all alike thus dealing fairly
and mpartiay with the public
This Company have expended immense amount in
experiments for improvements in which they have been
greatly successful, developing enlargug, improving and
adding 20 the wcllknOwn MelOdeOns OF former times
until they have become the magnificent MASON HAMEN
tAlNEI ORGANS OF the present. to which was awarded
the Paris Exposition Medal for superiority last year.
They have just introduced an important improve
ment the MASON d HAMLIE IMPROVED NOX HUMANE,
beautiful invention, which is said to be great an
advance upon the For Htmdna already used the
cabinet Organ Is upon the MelodeOn. They also
nOuhce important reduction IN prices Offering their
organs ut prices which even less than those com.
monty Demanded FOR Inferior workmanship This il the
natural result OF their greatly increased facilities for
Manufacture and fixed rule TO sell at smallest profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

Jan oThe following arc te closing Quotations Of ie
cuinF Jaurary SugsHeavy have interrupted the
g uf cas on ne pau.lious operations hsy been limited sing
the scarcity % demanded Tor bpmrnt the market has been
No II D. s. 81 reals aobe stock IN warehouse here
and It Matlrl 10 boIes and 1n0bht Moes Sng'r without
Muscoydo Sugar Far Good Re6nng qiet business
opened early the week bat improved toward the close and
there large speculative inqnry sales at 'a7 reals per ao
Moasyes l,efful az 81 reals per keg; Auscoaio or Common -
reah Lard buoyaati teces A and IN tins 2e r0
Foar active slid " 50 per hhL market von BUYERS Butter
active 3Ie per %. TaioE heavy At 9lglOe per 10
Bacon At per %. Honey 7anti stock
scarce, quoted reals g waTYepow buoant At 81 599
holders de-
ard m sdvac- quoted Ter Potatoes active az - Is
per bill Hams l,Q3c y b. Lumber unchanged Box
Suoks drung quoted reals shocks iar haghesis
heavy 81 ~ G+s@ kmpv llogneld hrm at ~ Ut h9op'
quiet; long shaved il0f :j ui shau az &W0p1 yer lh
Cigar. inactive Tolcco FreiS Northern and Southern
ports ag per ~; ior bnghead sugar S69r for
hoeshad MniSse Sass; Falmouth aai ortes CO., *
GLANCE London IL United states m short SIGHT wa
9 dscoaut s O. days sight ad5l pream short Ag1 q per
rfniutu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
.Ig THE PARAGUAY Affair.

LETTER FROM PORTER c. BLIss-HE is TO BE
TRIED ON THE CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY.
The following letter from Mr.. Porter C.. Bliss has
just been received by his parents in Cattaraugus
County, New-York: "
U. g. FLAGSHIP GUERRERO,
orr MoNTFvIDEo Dee. 10, 1863
DEAR PARENTS; After three months OF imprisonment
in Paraguay, have been rescued from the grasp Of
Lopez by the u s. Squadron under Admiral DAVIS and
along with my COMPANION Mr.. Masterman, embarked on
board the American gunboat Wasp the 10th inst and
arrived here yesterday, Lopez demanded condition
Of our surrender that should be sent to the United
States as prisoners to be tried there for the alleged Of
fonse Of conspirng against him. and Admiral Davis ac
cepted the condition. under restraint board
this magnificent vessel, where treated with every
attention by the officers In few days shall be sent
to the United States that shortly after receiving this
you may expect to hear Of my arrival at Washington
where tho Government will, doubtless. give the case
thorough investigation, rhic is my most earnest desire
forbear TO enter upon the thrilling details Of what
have and experienced during my Imprisonment and
Will only add that in toeraby good health and I'm
excellent spirits The mail for the United States Of
which have but just received notice, closes in few
minutes, and have time to write more Love to all
my brothers, sster-n-lIw. nephews, and nieces, and
above ALL 70 yourselves my dear parents Yours
afcctonltcly, PORTER c. BLISS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

DOM men was very cautious up 20 the l7th
i mn l when Dion ran up good score:
luck Tor after gathering the balls well together they
ohe 20 hat ne could not On his 22d innings he
'o ist Time In the game ran over the 100 On the
i.ngs the game stood Dion, 627; Foster, 3l4; but
ts point the latter gradually drew on his opponent
NIL on Tue 2Oth innings Dion was only reading by lO8
D1n agalh got the balls together In HIS god innings
e aue run OF lO4 which by mistake was called game
ane Ceelng was tremendous, and the widest excite
ent eIaed But the cool referees found that there
M JUST one point required to make the 1900 and Joe
au again 70 Jake up the cue when order had been
stored Ihe balls were In rather difficult position. but
Win great seadness OF nerve the exChampon caromed
on the two reds, and the result was received with st
louder cheers and greater excitement
Betting was rather brisk during the evening and about
even Dion having the choice. II any. In cooness and
sSh exhibited by both players, the match was one of
lne best ever played I'm Montreal and though the Cana
dian has proved the victor the Americans have reason
10 DO proud OF their representative.
DioSc2 2o IS 49, 81 10. 0, o. 2o9 H. 10. 10 2sT
% 90, 49,, 49, 3. 1914 IOF-2O2 Average 36lsJa
FoSrER-l2 ~ 49, H. g. O. D. T. H. o. 49, a. TO-
teal Gazette. - 49,
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COLLECTOR sMYTHE w. +. A. POLLARD.
L. EALLnr M Tne TrihnMs.

To the EdttOr or IHe JFfouhc'
SIR: AS the Collector declines to notice per
sona attacks through the newspapers and as spread
eose opinion on point OF law Is attributed TO me- who
am no lawyer and noyor take such flights deem IL
proper 10 state that Mr. Polarls card IS conspcuousy
incxact.
First. The recommendation paper from when MS name
WAS transcribed o the letter OF appointment ala nave u
T.. NJ Pollard" and bo was 40 Rppohtoa' a., -. Z. =
Second. The whole conversation hnnut tuu Vat - ~
fiction based on the few official words had WIN nun on
'tject mad, no explanations IN the NATTER dll
NOT cudep vOr 10 suOOh The way TOT Nun, Hhu ePy l'
the printed forms before him, when nc slShod ahu atoI
,,arI st ore 10 before tho Collector .
TJjrJ Nciter The Collector myself knew the ante
cedcuts of Air Pollard. saw mueh more OF MN Vn
the Collector did In fact he came irelue.tH 10 10Y g
onice-as IL the manner OF persons III uiut w A. ot
nearly Two months before he was appointed 90 noo
,hi'b' - fined ADMISSION the Collectors presence
more than three times during ihe wnV q pvi'ou' ~
much for lhs " frequent C0ivereaJols nuu nt t o
ro,,ttb, After ~ became known. through inc papeIs
o,d what MIA history Yils. ana also on hcconht
~ bis tncnnocty on trial Tor amy cerH nut VIC WI
hector directed 20 effect his reov III tie he1s 0
nations Mr.. Pollard eoonng ~ sSoN ,rd ,iyseG him
lin tLat lc WAS about 10 pe remoYcd hnu auNsou NM
!, ,id Mace MIN in better position, TO resign He
insisted nj once sNng the Co s ~,
glanting tine interview, hdEiheu est Ia, In 10 ~, y
,,id H. ro,fipurd beyoud the current month, WhleIl
WINS then near IL close ON this point no plehdeu strongly
with me- after leaving tho CoHcetVl, put H,oo1iy
fod MN flat N would DO impnsNnc, as MS successor
was already namod' VINO "'
's NIX s ~ specmen OF the many difficult eases With
whom NC have TO deul lho S,itnao VII &
tor ~ ~ utyslt Il taKen up hhgulneu, ITO ~
tuI VII V :, grn,scs and wOrked up into scandal IN
decd Tbavg come 90 be extra Wn.enu iatey' anu " NV
such imaginative genIein,.ut 4, 1SFPN'''' ''o' ~
Niou'"' 'o'' T. c. LELAND appointment VIerA'
~ q