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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
The Legislature.

In the House. Thursday, the Conven-
lion bill was passed TO engrossmen, with
amendments GAing The election for the
oath Of August. and making The represen-
ia,ion the same as in the two houses Of
the Legislature. or 70 delegates in all IN.
less new appor,ionmen, shall mean.
while change the number. Should the
proposition for Convention carry, then
the election for delegates is TO occur on
26lh of October. The following is the
vote on The passage OF the bill
YEAs-Messrs. Barr, Brannon, Brown,
Chenowiih. Davisson, Fsris. Ferguson,
Garrett, lleiskeIl. Hervey. Homer, Jack
con. Jones. Keever, Keys, IsnR6u, Lew.
is. Love. Lynch. McCuw. Mcdonald,
Meadows, Moubw. Nsdsnbousch. Mel
son. Newman. Prichsrk. Rollyson. Shep-
psrd, Simmons, Smith, Stephenson, Up
ton. West, Wilson, Crscrslt, Speaker-
SO.
NAys-Messrs. Ballard, Bishop, Boggs,
Clark, Donehoo, Griffin. Hssslcr. Jones,
Tough, Msrun. McGinnis. Mclean.
Shannon. Smith. (oi Tyler,) Slehley,
Slubbs, Sturg,s., Wys't-ls.
The Bill repeating ali lest oa'hs has
passed the Legislature.
Letters from Charleston say that il
will be impossible TO get through bill
changing the capital.
House bill No. 81. restoring the coun.
" sea, OF Jefferson county TO CHARLES
town, passed.
In the House on Tuesday January 81,
the committee on taxation. and Finance
reported i, lnexpedien, TO legislale for the
reimbursement OF Berkeley and Jefferson
counties, in The matter nj certain sttor.
ney's fees paid by said counties for de-
Tending the suit between Virginia end
Yves! Virginia in relation 10 jurisdiction
over them.
By Mr.. SLubbs, resolution.-.as to the
expediency Of relieving certain citizens
OF Hsrper's Ferry from the payment Of
taxes on property destroyed by the late
food al that place.
In the Senate Mr. koonce offered The
following bills -
Tina, The commune on Finance, &c,
inquire into The expediency of go amend
ing section ~. chapter 80 Of the Code las
TO require board. OF supervisors to make
the county levy the first Wednesday in
June.
That The committee on Finance in
quire into the eYpedency Of exempling
the sufferers by The late food al IIsrpers
Ferry from the psymen, OF taxes now
due for 1870. on property damaged or de.
stroyeo BY the food
A resolution proposing 10 tax bachelors
over 80. $40 PR capita, for the benefit Of
The school fund.
TO subni, the question OF the removal
of ,he county sea, OF Jefferson from Shep-
hertsiown, 10 a vote OF the male citizens
Of said county.
Authorizing the Sheriff Of Jefferson CO.
10 deposit Stale and county funds IN the
Jefferson Savings Bank.
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For The Register.
BAcHsLoR's RETREAT, jeff. Co, J
January l5Ih, 1871.
Ego omo fe plus guam gui,quum.

| canno, paint 10 thee The charms
Which thou hast wrought on me
Thy laugh 80 like the wild birds song
In the first bloom touched tree.
Thy beauty, no. fault lie there
No queen OF Grecisn line
Fer braided more luxurisni hair
DER forehead more divine.
The light Of midnights tary heaven
Is in those radiant eyes
The roses crimson light has given
Ths. cheek its morning dyes.
Thy voice is sweet as il il took
Its music from thy face;
And word and nien. and step and look
Are periec. in thy grace.
do not ask 10 offer thee
A limld love like mine;
Hay il, as The rose is laid,
On some immortal shrine.
have no hope in loving thee,
only ask 10 love
brood upon my silent heart,
And ever look above.
But little have ! been beloved,
Sad. silen, and alone
And yet | feel in loving thee.
The wide world is my own.
Thine 10 The name | breathe, o ml"
Thy face is on my sleep;
only ask tina, love like this
May pray for thee and weep.
Voire amant.
II. Gibson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
For the Register.

For the Register.
Lines written upon hearing a sermon
preached by Rev. Albert jump, on
Wednesday night, the 9th OF January
1871.
lis customary in earthly courts for
the Judge 10 ask the criminal in capital
offences why sentence OF death should
not be pronounced upon him. My I'M
penlen, Trend in lItlle while you Will
stand a, the Judgment seat Of Christ
similar inquiry We may suppose will be
addressed to you. bu. what will be your
plea how will you meet that Judge !!
whs, will you say when he 'hsll pa"
sentence OF death upon you will you
say you did not know there vas God /!
No no you cannot say that. Tor the
evidences OF his being meet you on every
hand. The springrng grass, The bloom.
ing flowers. the stately Hees. The running
streams, extended plains and towering
hills, all TESTIFY OF Him. Will you say
that you had no evidence that the Bible
given for you guidance and instruction
was true. Did YOU ever make this mat
Ter Of investigation ! have you searched
The Scriptures with the earnesine-s Of one
whose life is depending on The conclusion
10 which you may come ! Will II be
your Plea ,h., you did no, know you vas
a sinner, when the sacred volume tells
YOU hat you are "desd in ,respssses and
sins" Have you not ,rembled at times
under an apprehension OF your guilt !!
will not conscience he swift witness
against you will you say that knowing
you was sinner, you did not know that
there was an s,onemenI, or that II was
ample for you! lfyou be ignorant OF
the s,onemen, the fsnli is With you, Tor
you have opportunities OF attending upon
lbe preaching OF HE word CT truth, and
being instructed in those things hat make
for your eternal peace. | leave these
thoughts with you 10 ponder over hoping
that they may cause you to att now whilst
you have time and opPotsupiiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
For the Register.
PAST AND PRESENT.
By W. 8. p. HIGGINS.

By W. s. p. HIGGINS.
Sitting alone in my room 10 night,
| dream Of the bright days flown.
or lime when careless Of power or peIf.
| rosmed the glade a conlen,ed elf,
And an empire to me was home.
All well remember that glorious time
When | wandered wild and Tree ;
The stately palms by our cottage door,
The orange groves-lhe oceans roar,
And Wenonsh. gill OF the sea.
Wenonsh, the dark eyed, merry sPrlie,
The maid OF sun and song:
With hair. like the robes Of the midnight
queen.
A mass of curling jelty sheen.
And heart devoid Of wrong.
The moss rose climbed Ger our cottage
walls,
The msgnolss. made bsImy the air;
The lawn was brigtt with odorouS ilow-
The orange buds fell TO the earth in
showers.
And peace and JOY were there.
Ills said my nature Stree then has changed
No Ill back to my home once moe,
| know that the friends loved, all sleep ;
Blu, Ill lay me down by their graves and
weep.
I'll revisi. my hsunts Of yore.
They say thai our house. was IN ashes
laid,
That sickness, .nd want. have been there.
Tha, a bastard has planted his iron heel !;
On The sacred spot where used 10 kneel
At The feet Of my mother. in prayer.
And a sisters blood has baptized the
grave.
Where shaped the ersPe vine swing
Alb there's weary pain IN my hear TO-
night, =.
All, al, seems dsrk-will il e'er be light
Will the future no sunshine bring
Cease, cease wild dreams, poor brain De
still.
Oh heart viii you never rest !
NV morn Of life was bright and lair
Its midday brought sorrow and PAIN and
Yet God knows uha. is best.
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West Virginia Census.

Population by Countiss.-The fol-
lowing table lie prepared (ssys, the Charles.
ton Courier OF the 25th ul.,l ir.m the
duplicate returns in US. Msrshal Slack
office. These returns have moi. as YET.
been revised at the Bureau a, Washing
ton, bat are no doubt as nearly correc, as
they can be made w'thou, the revision TO
which they will be there subjected. The
complete returns from Barbour and
Greenbrier counties no, having been re.
ceived BY The Marshal. the estimate in
this case is based on the report Of Audi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

no other section has been equally dam
aged, SO no other can claim equal consid.
GRAFTON. and grant Of land in this psrlic.
ulsr case cOold not be cited as precedent,
since no other could possibly presen,
claims Of equal urgency.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
For the Regisftr.
WE ARE TRUSTING LORD IN
THEE.

When the joys Of youth are DER.
Faded to return no more,
When our path has darker grown.
And our hearts are cad and lone.
When no kindred smile we see
We are trusting Lord in Thee
When The storm cloud darker grows.
And the lurid lightning glove.
When no earthly voice we hear,
In the midnight tempest drear.
And no look OF love we see
We are trusting Lord in Thee
When our locks are thin and white,
Our fading eyes forelell the night,
When our brow is furrowed DER,
As we near the parting shore.
When the vale Of death We see
We are trusting Lord in Thee
J. NJ. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
I'LL TELL MY HUSBAND

ITO call at LAUGHS BOOK STORE and
l. subscribe to one or more OF the following
popular Magazines. Money so disposed Of
brings happiness all the year.
FIRST of all for farmers, first elias, family
weekly-Moore's Rural New YOrker-tbe
largest, best and cheapest Of its class, at So 50
per year, the lowest club rates. Sample cop
les for sale a, the Book Store, price cents
ScribDer's Monthly, an illustrated magazine,
at the low price OF SO per year, single COPE,
80 cents.
IIarper's Magazine a. New York Eclectic
IS. Atlantic Monthly - Galaxy ~. La
dies Repository So 50, and host Of others,
in fact any first cla. publication you may
want can be furnished you al Lauck's Book
Store and Subscription Agency.
Feb BOON STORE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

lfyou cannot inspire woman with
love Of you fiji her above the bri.n with
love OF herself, and slI-ths runs over will
be yours.
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UnansMerable Arguments


Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and II Is
upon established facts that the reputation OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitlers, az a healih-pre-
serving elixir, and a wholesome and powerful
remedy, is based. When witnesses come for
ward 10 crowds, year after year, and reIeraie
the same statements IN relation TO the benetl-
cial effects Of medicine upon themselves,
disbelief in its efficacy is literally impossible.
The credentials Of this unequalled tonic and
Alternative, extending over perld Of nearly
twenty years, include individuals Of every class
and residents Of every cline, aud refer to the
most prevalent among the complaints which
afflicl and harass the human family. Either a
multitude Of people, strangers to each other,
have annually been seized with an insane and
motiyeless desire 10 deceive the public, or Hos
letters Bltters, for no less than fifth Of a
century, have been ahordlng such relief 10
sufferers from Indigestion fever and ague, bill
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OF both seaes are rel, ing upon the Bitters as a
sure de fence against The ailments which the
present season engeDders, and their confidence
is not misplaced. The local potions which
Interested dealers sometimes endeayor to foist
upon the sick ~ It's stead, are everywhere
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posture, while the demand for the great Yege-
table specific is constantly increasing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
Trustees Sale.
Tract of Land

IN which the 'sid Bo~,r' nov n,ides.
containing 40 Aces 81 fret qusluy of
LiDesi"n. Land. The krm l,rs be-
tween Lrriu~u spd CbsrlssIo~n. sbost
miles from s,h.T Place. adjoining TO
lsnds Of DR.. J. W. Washington and och.
ers. Thu. deed uudsr and by vhuue ~
which Ibi. ssle !. 10 br made fxecvsd by
Bowers snd vile. il d.sd the 18Th dsy
Of 5 plrmbsI. 1869. aud OF record anorg
The Land Record. Ol Jsfer.on eovn,, =,
W. Va Deed Book No. 4. Folio 42t,
and given 10 secure = debt doe J.hn Ksp.
hart Of $4,000. with ipierrst ibs,,.n
from tie 18Th dsy Of S.p.mhrr. 1852.
unm paid. amount ~ pnnripsl and in,Y,-
est due on the 18th d,y Of January 1871,
81 266 &c.
IT, TERMS CASH.
Sale TO cumm'prr ~ I .'rioet. r. ".
JOHN HESS. Trustee.
G. ID. MrGlincv. Auciisnesr.
January 81. 1874. 6w
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LAUCK'S
TEMPLE OF FANCY.

THE undersigned has large stock Of The fol-
j lowing articles
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Certainly The largest and finest a'.Oriment ever
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Bound Books, Juvesie. and Toy Book, in
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RICH, RARE AND BEAU TlFUL TOYS.
LARGE and small framed Pictures, call Bells,
Wood, Pewter, TIL aud Iron Toys il great pro-
CHINA GOODS.
Beautiful Vases, China Cup" and Toys.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Consisting. Of yioIins, Guitars, Musical Boxes,
Flutes, FIfes, AccordeOBs, from Is cenu up,
Banios, Tamborines, Hsrmonicans, Toy
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FASHIONABLE STYLES GENUINE PLA-
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N.B.-0ld Rags Of yreenrsh hue, embel-
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T.B.L
Jan 81. 1871. u
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w ANTED-Agenrs, 90 pef day, TO ,,ll tho
w celebrated Hose Shuill. Sewing Machiu.
Has the under feed. make. tho "lock sttch'
alike on both sees. aud d. fully licensed. The
best and cheapest family Sewing Mnhinr ia
the market. Address Jchn."n, Clark & Co.
Boston, Mass, Pnl'bufeb. Pa, Chicago, H.. OF
ST. LOUIS Mo.
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INNEED L.3N. 1877. 1871

I''''V y II III " TT . TOT
400 Choice Selections No. b containing
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cent?, cloth IS cents. AK vour bookseller for
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s O'CLOCK.

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burgh. Ps.
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SALESNEN WANTED.
o. NoTICE. 80

Box Of Fine limits, Mri,in. PAPER and
Envelopes zen. Free b. mail cor 50 cents. Den
Ton Paper TO-. Cincinnati, d,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

SPREAD tbs FAMILY BOARD WITH Lux.
uRiSs.-We nigh, cite The authorities by
the dozen, 10 show that Irish Moss or
Carrageen (rom which the celebrated
Sea MoSs Farins is made) has long been
considered valuable species OF noursh-
ment for the s.ck-llght, tisesiIble. an
tI-Iebrile, restorative and fatening. This
is wha, eminent men have SAID Of li,h
Moss as II was-oniy hall purified, and
comparatively unconcenrsted. The hew
article Sea Moss Farine) (which, by
the magic OF science, has suddenly
sprung, pure and perfected, from an old
mslrix, like Minerva from The bed Of
Jove-lakes far wider range. 10 US
il is to reduce the expense OF living, 10
spread The family board with Injuries
costing less than COMMON fare. and large
ly to lhcrea.e that variety 10 food which
is said TO be essential 10 hesl'h. Ii is
quickly prepared ten minutes sufficing
10 produce cusisrd or pudding), and We
think NO one who has once become &C
quain,ed with It's properties will be likely
10 ever abandon it as an srlicle Of diet.
~ For sale by II. VI. Billings, Druggist,
She pherdstoYn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-08

IT'S often said that 'sthe only news the ladies
read in the papers are the marriages and deaths.p
Now we do not think 1t f.ir to have such an insin-
uatlon cast upon our lady readers In general and
to prove to the contrary. It was only a few days
since we were told by lady frieud or ours, that
the first thing she did when she came down in the
morning was to get the Dispatcl and turn to LIZ
Wy BRoTMERS' column, Sd as to hnd what new
inducements were being offered in the way Of e1.
traordiuary bargains, and also to post herself pre-
vlously 10 starting out for the days shoppings
She further informed us, that ut made differ.
enceinto ,chat store she men, she invariably made
the bulk of her purch .ses at LEVY BRorHERs',
having found from long experience that 1t was
impossible TO do better elsewhere. Tbs be~itch-
ing display in the beautiful glass cases, and the
extremely low prices asked for the articles o.s-
played, In every instance, are temptations TOO
powerful to b. resisted by our lady friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-08

THE MASQUERADE BALL OF THE GER
MANIA MANNERCHoR.-The ball of the Ger
lhania Mannerchor at Virginia Hall on Mon
say night passed off in fine style. The
| hooT was occupied by about hundred CAV
| lnaskers, and the galleries were we'll filed
Wltn interested spectators. AT q o,c,ock n
full band, under, the leadership of Canta;n
j. b. Smith, played grand march. and The
festivities commenced. The number of
those In costume increased as time passed
until the scene was most attractive and en-.
llVeDlng, many amusing incidents combin-
Ing to keep the company In a high state of
merriment. In the mean time the curtain
upon the stage was several times lifted,
revealing some fine tableaux from the sec.
ond act of the "Dumb Girl of Portici."
Among these were the marriage of the
prince, with chorus the fisher scene, with
Rosenfeldt; and the confession of Cal
lonoya, with solo by DIR. Oswald-all of
which were presented in such a manner as
to elicit great applause. This part of the
entertainment was concluded by the sing
ing Of that soul-stirring German patriotic
song "Der Wacht am Rheim," with fine
orchestral accompaniment.
At about II o'clock the command was
given to unmask, and being speedily obeyed,
there were the usual surprises and congrat-
ulations. The mask OF the graceful Princess
removed, disclosed the pretty face of Miss
Ii. NJ. The neat figure clad in stylish
dress composed of Daily Dispatches was
Miss A. o. Miss T. S., as a Sultana, wore
a pretty Turkish suit. Mrs. a. Il. was
appropriately costumed as a German Farm
Girl. And there were other female charac-
tiers rs striking, but the names of the
maskers could not in all instances be easily
obtained. OF the gentlemen in costume
there were many that deserved mention,
but the most ingenious and amusing charac-
ters were probably jolly Dutchman,
Paddy from Cork, King William, Bismarck,
Negro Dandy and Colored Blonde of the
Period, Knight of Pythias, Peddler, Prince
Carnival, Old Woman with Baby, and the
Heather Chinee.
The masks removed, dancing commenced,
and was continued until midnight, when
supper was announced, and the whole
company were ushered into the room below,
where 4 bountiful repast had been spread,
under the superintendence of Dir. John L.
johnson. After supper, dancing was re-
sumed, and kcptu until after daybreak,
when the jewellers dispersed, everybody
voting the Mannerchor Ball a perfect Sue
cess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-08

PosT-oFFIcE MAEUAL.--Po Postmaster Van
Lew has just published neat little book
with this title, embracing the time OF the
arrival and departure of the mails and facts
about the free-deliyery system, money or
ders, registered letters, stamped envelopes,
rates of postage, postal rules, foreign let
ters, &c. 1t is an invaluable work for bu-
siness men, and the postmaster deserves the
thanks of the public for placing it within
the reach of everybody. 1t was at tirst IN
tended for gratuitous distribution, bus the
addition of much valuable matter mas rem.
dered it necessary to charge nominal sum
five cents DER COPY, which is less than
cost. The book can be obtained at the post.
office or of the letter.carriers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-08

ANOTHER PROOF THAT "MURDER WILL
OuT''-A Murderer CAPTURED after Cheat.
| ing Justice Taro Ycdrs.--[From the Alton
QIl.) Telegraph, Jan. 80. Our readers will
recall the details of II horrible and unpro-
voked murder. which transpired near
Brighton on the 18th Of July, 1869. The
victim was Mrs. Gottlcib Oertle; the'mur-
derer Il man named John krueger. The
circumstances Of the murder were so bru-
tai and without palliation that the greatest
excitement was occasloned thereby. The
efforts made to capture the murderer were
most thorough and perseverng. Bands OF
armed citizens searched the county tor him
for weeks. State, county, and private re.
wards, aegregating $500, were offered for
his capture; but all proved unavail-
ing, and the murderer remained at
large. On last Saturday evening we
received information that the MUIR
derer, Kruger, had been captured
at jersey Landing, about ten miles from
this city, and delivered over to the author
tiles of Jersey county. The man'who cap
tured him was Il German named CoSmar
Keller. 1t appears that Kruger did not
flee the country, as had been supposed, but
has been lingering near the scene OF his
crime ever since its commission, yet has
been able to conceal bis identity. For some
months past he has been engaged ut work
with band Of wood-choppers, near Jersey
Landing, under IN assumed name. 1t now
turns out that his identity has OF late been
known to some of his companions, but, al
though there was large price upon bis
head, none of them dared to attempt to ar
rest the criminal, as he was known to be q
desperate man. Mr.. Keller, his captor,
waited some three weeks after discovering
the criminal before he had an opportunity
Of securing him.
Thus the ends of justice are sometimes
attained after the criminal fancied himself
safe, and after the public had about forgot.
ten the circumstances OF the CRIME. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-08

MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat
urday, February 4, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received at the office OF
the Board of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, "a.
In addition 4 still-born were reported.
Sex: Males, Is; females, 8. Color: White
males, 6; white females, 2; colored males,
10; colored females, 6. Condition Single,
y: married, 8; widowers, unknown, 2.
Nativity: United States, %; Ireland, !;
Saxony, l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 3;
Jefferson Ward, 4 Madison Ward. 81;
Monroe Ward, s; Clay Ward, l.; Aims
house, 3; Medical College Infirmary, !;
Howarrs Grove Hospital, 2. Age: One
day to thirty, 3; six months to twelve, /;
one year to three, 3; five years to ten, l !;
ten years to twenty, L; twenty years to
thirty, s.; thirty years to forty, 3; forty
years to fifty, 4; fifty years to sixty, 3. BY
whom certified Regular practitioners, % ;
Coroner, Board OF Health, /. Causes OF
Death Apoplexy, 9; asphyXia, l &: con-
sumption, 7 Il white, g colored); conyul-
sions, 2 diarrhea (chronic), 1 dysentery
(aeute), /; etfusion on brain, l :; menlnge-
tis, marasmus, /; pneumonia, l /; perl
| tonitis, /; rheumatism (acute), / ; suicide
by gunshot, 1; teething, l; unknown, 2