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A SAD CAsE.-On Tuesday we called TO sec
Hugh NJ. Kmbrough, colored man who re-
sides on the lower end of Main Street. next to
Diamond Furnace. About eleven weeks ago
Mr.. kimbrough cut his knee with chiscl. In
a few days he was taken down, and he's been
confined to his bed ever since. He is now help
less, and he may die any day. His knee and
leg run pints every day.
The family are in distressed condition, and
here Is a at opportunity for the exercise of
Christian charity. viii not the good people OF
our town zee to this distressed family?
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GALLIPoLIs, May 25, 1860.

DIR. G. W. ROBACK-DedT Sir: Sometime last
fall was attacked with the tiux, and tried all
medicines, and wasattended dby several eminent
physicians, but received no benefit; passing
large quantities Of blood, and becoming alarmed
about my case, concluded to try what virtue
there might be in your celebrated scandinavian
Remedies. After commencing their use, Isaw a
decided improvement and continued them.
have now used four bottles OF the Blood Purifier
and two boxes of your Pills, and am now able
to attend to my usual employment. Feeling
thankful for what your medicines have done for
me, 1t Is with pleasure that give you this testi-
nionial of theirgood effects upon me unsolicited
upon your part. am yours in gratitude,
THOS. ARLINGTON, JR.
uly " ispmant
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BIRTHS co OUNTYFOR THE
YEA Il ENDING M-1RCH 81, 1870. 49,.
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP.

/
| NAMES OF PARENTS. clIILD's NAME.
| John & Policy Il Hull Clement
ThommaS & Harriet T. Coleman George
Benona Hannah Rhodes Mary +
Parker Nancy i Love Minnie
VIM q Ann Morgan Margaret
David D. d Elizabeth Davis AnU t---5
Geo w Ruth Levering r-t- Mary l. 60
VIM Charlotte Robb Mary l.
Riley & Jemima Corn Walter stt
Joseph & Margaret Burns Minnie
John ID Il Mary Williams Ann
Jas NJ & Amelia Scurlock Mcpherson
John d jane Richards Muy
Moody & Susie Patterson James
John A & Sarah Evans Ubcrti ID
David & Ann Boring D9vidE
Stepen & Manila Aldridge William
David T & Ann Jones Thomas
Joseph 4 Hester A Higgins Franklin II
Henry w Martha V Higgins Maurice
Charles Virginia Thomson Matte
Geo w & Ellen Montgomery. Ulyssus @
G p & Rcbeccah Montgomery Sheridan
VIM Currenda Bishop Loham
Earl & Elizabeth Grady Permeia A
Jos 4 Lavina Hale MaryJ
Jacob and Elizabeth Moler Navy
Hiram Elizabeth AleShiTe h Mary NJ
VIM & Sarah Caudill y ' Jessie --
John II & Amanda McCmy Robert IL
David 4 Melinda Randall Sarah
Robert ID Il Catharine Shields Frances
j G. & Mary Perkins Clara .'
Samuel & Nancy MILESTONE Mary i
John G. & Martha FOrSythe John gra
-drcw & Nancy Kerr WilllamR
Thomas ii Evalno l. Vaughn Warren p
Henry & Hannah Mason Charles 4
Geo S e. Lannett Wllet Edward
Robert T. & Charlotte + ScurlockCharles
AdOn C Nancy Cecil Rachel /.
james & Elizabeth Kerr Charles
Williamson & Martha j Scurlock Not named
Dennis & Sarah Burt Lctha
John T. Martha AShafplter Elizabeth
Jonathan e ChaStina Piekcral Charles NJ
Jacob e Mary Il Brunton Luetta,
ii A 4 sarah Treasure Venas
David ID & Sarah Evans Daniel
Daniel q MaryJ. Williams Mary NJ &
William & Sarah A Greene Isabel
VIM & Sarah Kelly Orion
-ilar { Julia Graham Minna
sylvester & Margaret Miller John w
Thomas & Ann McCloSkey Mary NJ
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REV. II. A. Cleveland, Pastor Of Christ NJ. f..
Chuich, Philadelphia, says Of "our Fathers
House." take great pleasure in commending
this instructive and fascinating book to my
friends and as far as may to the general
public
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GRAPE VINEs.-We will furnish the well
known Concord grape vines, for 1890 per hun
dred, to be set out either this fall nexcspring
These vines were raised by Andrew Sheridan OF
Liberty township. He is an honest man, and
win warrant the vines to be ConcOrds.
Leave your orders at this oAice, stating
whether you want the vines delivered IN the
fall or In the sprng.-tf
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Probate Notices,

The accounts Of Allen n. Keller, Guar. Of
James J. Welsh, : minor David J. Jenkins
Guar. OF Jane Williams, minor; Handy. Bar
ton, Guar. OF VIM. A. Quickle and Drusilla
Quickle, minors; and George Gould, Guar. Of
Barbara j. Gould, minor, have been died for
settlement ia The Probate Court OF Jackson
county Ohio, and the same are set fcr e&alnina-
tion and hearing on the 3ist day OF October A..
d. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN ]. @. EVANS,
Oct, lG ls7O-8w. Probate Judge.
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MILLINERY GooDs.--We wish to call particu-
lar attention to the advertisement of AIRS. Grif-
fths. She has most beautiful stock of goods,
and she soliclts n share of patronage Giyeher
a call. 'i iHs- ttf
Her room is on Pearl Street, a short distance
from MillersD Drug Store.
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners OF Jackson
County Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of teachers at Jackson, on the arst
bcr, and December of each year. Examinations
will begin at 10 o'clock A. M. ON the hrst dag Of
each session, and continue from day to dag II
necessary.
Applicants not known 10 the board must pro-
natl testimonials OF good moral character. Ter
ihcates will only be granted upon actual exam
tation at regular meeting, and will in no case
be either antedated or pOstdated
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD or EAASlIElns5.
A. w. Long, Ciszk.
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For RENT.-We have two good rooms 70 rent,
which are suitable for Offices They arc located
on Main Street.
Also, twenty-four acres OF good farming land,
for rent or lease. This land is in the Corpora
tlon OF Jackson. fu"
Inquire at this ohice.-tf h..g
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WE: are informed that the Drug store of Enos
Reed & Bro, Portsmouth, isstlll in fine running
order, doing good business selling Drugs, Med-
Iclnea, Points, Oils, &C., &c., &C., &c. ,-
Call and examine their stock of goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Hl
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HAY wANTED.-I want a ton and half of
good hay, delivered at my stable 1t must be
hay that was cut before too ripe, and put up
without rain on IT.
For such, will pay the highest market price
In cash. D. MACKLEY.
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TRANSFERS or RE4dL ESTATE.
FURNISHED ny cHAs.MIoDEs, COUNTY RECORDER.
Revenue Stamps AIiCGVs on Hand.
Ephralm Plummer and wife to Robert Imler.
n acres In Scioto
Thomas Williams and wife TO David w. Davis.
w acres In JEFFERSON 100
George W. johnson and wife TO A. b. Monahan.
Part InLot O7 in the town of Jackson. 81 800
David Grlfliths to Thomas GrifIiths. 80 acres in
Jefferson 81 900
Evan Il. Jonesand wife to Rees W. Evans. In
Lot 25 in John T. Jones' Addition to Port
land
John L. Jones and wife to jacob ReineT. Part
In-Lot "a in
JaneJ. Davis to Hugh ]. Taylor. 65 acres in
Bloomfield 800
Mary Arthur to Thomas j. Thomas 40 acres In
Milton 900
John Motz and wife to Frank Motz. 10 acres in
Scioto $500
VIM, Eclty aud wife TO George W. Johnson. "A
acre In franklin
Joseph Humphreys and wife to George II Davis.
40 acres Salt Reserve land in Lick tp....sl 200
James Harper and wife to George II. Davis. 40
acres In Lick tp~ 900
Cincinnati Furnace Go. to David II. Williams.
50 acres in Washington tp....................sG00
VIM. McGhee and wife to George W. Poor. Quit
claim to 10 acres in Milton tp,..,,..........s7O0
United States TO Young Slaughter. 50 acres In
Jefferson
John Dull and wife to Ephraim Boring. 40 acres
in Jackson
James McLandburgh and wife TO NJ. f. Burkett.
50 acres in Washington
Edward Hunt Admin. to Ellen Hunt 80 acres
in Madison tip 1867
United States TO David Griffith. SOacres in jeff
erson Patent
John NJ. Coughey ct nj. to Joseph Aten. Quit
claim to so acres in Scioto $500
John Roach ct al. to jeremiah Roach. Quit
claim TO 40 acres In Madison tT ...............sl
No. mortgages recorded5. Amt. secured s5,434.
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Sherifs Sale.
Jackson County, IS.

State Of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
NOTICE is hereby givon that the undersigned,
Sheriff of said county of Jackson will, by Virtue
of an execution issued by the Court Of Common
Pleas OF said county, In favor of l.. and w. W.
Campbell and against George Stiffier and Hen
ry StifiieT, and 10 him directed at o'clock 7 M,
of George Stifier, in the township OF Scloto, in
said county OF Jackson, and State OF Ohio, offer
for sale at public auction the following Goods
and Chattels, to-wit:
One white speckled cow, one dark red COW, six
head of hogs, and one bin OF oats, containing
about 40 bushels, more or less. Taken on said
execution as the property OF said George StlfIier
JOHNSON WADE, Sheriff ]. G. o
October -, ls7O.--2w
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WHO would not exchange the dry, brash and
faded locks caused by humors of the scalp, for
the dark, glossy ones ofyouth? Ifany one is In
doubt as to which of the Hair Preparations now
in the market is best let him at once procure
bottle OF Rings Vegetable Ambrosa, and there
by save precious time which would otherwise be
ADaA- IL
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LOCAL MATTERS.

J.F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
ferS to the Merchants aud Furuaccmen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. IyI
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WEDLOCK.

The Basis Of CivilSOciety.-Essays
for Young Men on the honor and happiness of
Marriage, and the evils and dangers Of Cclebacy,
with sanitary help for the attainment of mans
true position In life. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p PhilndplIhin Pa
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LUMBER.-Messrs. Geo. Pugh and II. c. Miller
have bought out the Lumber Yard of Flack q
Co., on Pearl-st., back OF Postofiice. The new
firm will continue to sell all kind of lumber at
reasonable rates for cash. Call on them.
Sep. ,'7O-8m
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ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each werk, as the papcpls made up on Tues
DAY evening" .
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ShArif's Sale,

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door ofthe Court House
in the town Of Jackson, jackson county, Ohio,
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following real es-
tate, to-wit: The South half of Lot number
twenty-five (25), In township number six 10y, Of
rnnge humber eighteen (lS), of the Scioto Salt
Reserve lands, containing forty acres, more or
less, situate in the county of Jackson and State
Of Ohio. To be sol d under an order of the Court
of Common Pleas In and for said county, made
in proceedings in partition in the case of Henry
c. Bum against Jonathan II. Bum and others.
Terms of Sale; one third on day OF Sale, one
third in one year. and one third in two years
thereafter; the deferred payments to bear inter
est from the day of Sale, and TO be secured 10 the
respective parties by sufficient security.
JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff j. @.
Oct. Is, I570-5w. Pf 81 02
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sales Of EsIg-IrOn,
BY the furnaces. Of Jackson County, for the
quarter ending Sept. 30, 1870:

The law taxing the above sales has been re-
pealed and took effect Oct. l, O-but all sales
made prior TO that date, by agents, and subse-
quently reported to company, mus be returned
for taxation. II. G. MlLLEB,
.. Assistant Assessor.
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Now Is the time to do outside painting. 1t is
much better to paint now than in the spring or
summer.
. - you want any kind OF paint, or any thing
s5Se usually found In Drug Stores, call at the
establishment of Kicker Jones,in Portsmouth
Th6y have everything there. a't
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Ar re ID.

On the 18th inst, at the Gibson House, by
Rev. L. A. Atkinson, Mr.. BOYD THOMPSON and
Miss MARGARET ANN MERCER, all. OF this
county. tb.4s f,aF
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Bueliingham's Dye for the WhslSers-prlce 30
cts. Manufactures by II. p. Han X Co, Nashua
NH. ty)
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EXTINCTION ACADEMY!!

IIUHIUIIIg CIlH Dc pIFEUTIU IN pTIVHLt uIHIIIt8
at 81 so and S3 OO per week. , -,
Students desiring TO d o so can rent rooms and
board themselves, thereby reducing the expense
one-halE
GEO. CHERINTToN, rridcphi
MIs, j.. .. .CIIERINGTON, Assistant.
J.B, HOLT Music Teacher
The text books used can be obtaned In Ew-
ington. .sEf5.
The healthy location, strict temperance and
good morals Of EwingtOn, render II desirable
place for Students.
The Trustees and Teachers are laboring TO
make this Institution worthy the patronage OF
such as are seeking a practical education, or de-
sire to prepare for College.
BY order Of the Board.
- JOHN N. tHERtNGroN, President
Oct l3-lm
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Notice Of Insolvency,

On the 9Th day of October, in the year 1870, the
Probate Court of Jackson county Ohio declared
the estate of Samuel Farmer deceased TO be in
solvent. Creditors are therefore required 10 pre-
sent their claims against the estate to the under
the time above mentioned, or they will not be
entitled to payment.
WILLIAM T. EVANS,
Admr. of Samuel Farmer, deceased,
October @, lS70-3w.
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GONE FoR GooDs.-MarlS sternberger has gone
again this week for more new goods. Mark
must sell an immense amount of goods, Judging
from the amount he receives, and also judging
from the amount of customers we see constantly
at his store. He underst ands the business well
and he keeps the best articles, and sells them al
very small profit.
Ills stOrc}is few doors above thu. .Postoficc,
on Broadway Street.
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TEMPERATURE,

At jackson G. H.. Jackson County, Ohio, in lat
itude 39', O. north. For the week ending OH
Tuesday last. lUr
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TAXES FOR 1870.
Notice to the Taxpayers of Jackson County, Ohio.

In pursuance Of an, D. " Cherin0tOn Treasurer of said
County, hereby SOtUtbe Td-PGyeTs thereof that tie rate
0fIacatOnfOr 1910 is CORRECTLY fOOwin0
taOte sh0,c0 TIE napJe' of CENTS LeUied curry Hum
dTeG Dollars W tdaJte prOeFy fI each of tie IOscships
0nd I1tcOrpOr0ted IOlcns Ut S0iI Coltnfn: 7. Vi
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RP.HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., proprietors
of Halls Vegetable Slclian Hair Renewer pub
llsh treatise on the Hair, which they will send
free to any one on application. This is valua-
bic little book, send for 1t.
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Tho county Commissioners met October 18th,
and examined and signed their Annual Report.
Contract for furnishing coal for Court House
and offices awarded to John Humphreys, at
$50 cents per bushel.
The following bills were allowed: els e.l
Lindsey Cremeens, work on bridge across % y
Little Raccoon, in Milton tp."""........".".sS0 81
Thomas Owens, work on bridge across
Symnes Creek, In Madison tp............".. 35 90
Adjourned sine die.
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cnab - Week salarS!-Young men wanted
dD& SBimmediately as travelling salesThen. Ad-
dress Enclosing stamp, r. II. WALKER, Box
@a8 n. T.
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cOuntry and introduced the 6con-
diadvian Blood Purifier; Hac<
'ohich time thousands haze beeH
cured, By its use, Of Scrcfuld G'sd
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides the Iodide Of Potdssa and
Syrup Of StiHingia, drugs import
Ell from S'ceden for its express
manufacture, WnknoVn and not
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Kept by dpohc-
carries in this
Mtry. A
single trial ciN.
conUince the most
skepticat Of its.
wonderful Uakte.
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Stlm Utdht are
required. They
restore the Uitdi
forces IN a re-
h,arkaJLe degree,
and give tone TO
the system.
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called are merely WiShirashy stuff,
sold as a bererdgc. DR.. RoJacPs
Biter8 are not a beuerdge IN any
sense Of the word, but contain the
most erpensive drugs knO,n to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all eases Vhac a tonic and
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WEDDING CARDS
Printed In good style at the Standard ofdsS
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HHUA Negar made from cider, &c. In 10 houra
MMN without Drugs. Send 10 cents for cir
~ uHW cular to +. SAGE,
D u ocG-4w Cromwell, Conn.
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SO MADE FROM so CTs I

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and examine, or samples sent postage paid) for
- cts that retail easily for $40. Il. L. WoLcoTr,
lSl Chatham Sd, N. Y. oet0--lW
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We viii send a handsome prospectus of Ouf
NeV IHttardted Family Iiibie 10 any Book Agent
Iree of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
o. Chicago, ILL.,, Cincinnati, Ohio or st. Louis,
MO- octg,T0-4N
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TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
FURNIsnED by cHAs RHODES, COUNTY RECORDER.
Revenue Stamps AICGVs on Hand.
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ZOO. .OOO aoId NIngic PhotogrnRhs.

dy. 25 cents Il package, packages for 81. Sent
postage paid. Send 0rsoine, {, Wemyss, 8 As.
tor Place, New York, oc0--lW
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QP0 A WEEK paid agents, mail or female, ia
ROO new manufacturing business at home.
No capital required. Address Novelty Co., Saco,
Me- oct6-iw
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II is sold by all dealers in drugsa medicines.
TURNER & CO., ProprietoFs
l20 fremont Street, Boston, MsaA
Sept. Is, lST0-eOw.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

SrITUATION WANrED-A YOUNG MAN, WELL EDU-
- aud OF good commercial experience engaged cur
ing the day, soicts evening employment with Wsw
adding something to his family income. Address NED.
I.urnld ldolInN
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
The BAacN y0X EELGW.

Great Fintter Among the Elizabeth IN. J.
Feminine Fushionabies-Tbe Case Possp oned
for Another Week.
In anticipation OF getting far, square good look
at Baron otto Won Below oI Prussia. VINO now occu-
pies quarters the Union County Jail at Elizabeth.
awaiting trial various charges OF having obtained
sundry large OF cash false pretonces the
feminine fashionables OF the latter city turned in
large numbers and the most 5tcec6 OF toilets at the
Court House yesterday forenoon the day set down
ior the commencement OF the trial. The crowd
oi beauty, wealth and intelligence was filed WIFE
such desire 10 see 1.-THE Count chat IN their dcs-
pair they mistooS the HERALD reporter for him,
owing doubtless to the absence the latter and tne
partial resemblance. IN the matter of complexion
and build, that exists between the two. 10 was not
Til alter the Prosecutor OF the Pleas. Mr.. w. J.
Magic, arose ana asked the Court 10 postpone the
case for another Week that it became generally
known the Count was not present rue grounds
which the postponemcnt was desired by the state
was that an Important witness IN New York was
not present nor had inc authorities in New Jersey
any power to compel his attendance, though Mr..
Mage said he had promised 80 appear and doubtless
would, mad ne not been detained on private busi-
auesL and two-thirds OF the ladies' then made a
sorte on Mr.. Ward warden OF the ia, and insisted
upon that gentleman permitting them 10 have Il
peep az The baronial elephant. They invariably
agreed that while he was not pre-eminenuy hand
some, he was certainly styishooklng Isl fellow,
estimable and highly respected bride continues TO
cling to him with all wonan's ardor ana aiIec-
tlon for the being whom she has promised at the
altar 10 love and 10 cherish for rcner for poorer
for better Tor worsen she was not there yesterday,
but visits tue jail every alternate day, sometimes
oftener. Her husband stated that While he has
never in this country made claim TO be possessed OF
n Pfussi2n title, he certainly is member or one Of
the nobes families about the throne OF Prussia. tis
passports, papers, letters &C., In possession OF
his wife and General Augustus Fay his counsel, wi
lie says, attest this az the proper time. He never
claimed TO DC relaxed 10 Premier Bismarck, and
scouts the story that he has confessed being the
son OF baker.
The deepest sympathy Is felt In his case through
out tine community. not 20 much on his account rs
on that OF his young wife. strong effort IL being
mentr OF the aralr--certainly difficult undertake
ing IN view OF fhe fact tpai he has already been
called upon 10 plead.