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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

COLONY PRoCEEDINGs.-PuSsua to ad-
journment, the Directors of the Ashtabula Co.
Soldiers Free Homestead Colony, met Satur-
day, 18th inst. Present, DR.. Z. L. King, j. w.
Hill, L. S. Edwards, j. j. Colby, Albert G.
Smith, II. A. Hendry, Joseph Andrews and j.
u. Fellows. After some preliminary business,
the question Of changing the name of the col
ony was discussed from the fact that we now
have many citizens and applicants for mem
bership from different parts of this State and
from other States, and the seeming fact tn; t
the name of Ashtabula Co. Soldiers Free
Homestead Colony, was limited TO the county
of Ashtabula and excluded citizens, therefore
the Directors, by q unanimous vote, decided
that the name should be changed to that OF
Soldiers and Citizens Mutual Benefit Free
Homestead Colony, thereby extending the
benefits of this association TO all who wish to
secure homes in the West, and by thus uni
ting will have good society and soon secure to
ourselves all the advantages of older coun
tries of schools, churches, &c, also avoid the
trials and privations of frontier life alone.
1t was also decided that the Committee for Sc
lectpg location should start on Monday, the
9th inst, giving them until that time to make
arrangements with the railroad companies
and secure their passes.
The meeting adjourned until Saturday. at
~ o'clock, P. NJ, March 25th 1871.
J. u FELLOWS, Sec'y.
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successor is gentleman, well known 10 many
Of our citizens, well qualified for the business
be IL about TO assume
Messrs. II. A. KEYEs & DEHARr have con
tracted with the fishermen nj the lake for the
entire catch Of the season, which based upon
the heoperailonsof Of former years involves money
transaction Of from $4,000 to $4,000. Fresh
Fish In quantities to supply the local trade
will be constantly kept At KEYE's store. The
shipping and packing business will also be ex-
tcnsiyely carried on by these gentlemen.
FINED.-A man named GEORGE CHAPMAN,
living In Ashtabua, was fined five dollars and
costs for violating an ordinance Of our town
In riding horse upon the walk.
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ii. J. NETTLEToN is getting the material TO-
gether for putting up pew house, we believe
this season. upon the site Of his present resi-
dence. As he has the means for putting up a
good one, and as the site is one of much beau
ty and prominence, Mr.. N. will no doubt take
these things into account and put up some
ching adapted 70 the location--a building oi
some architectural taste and proportion, hav-
Ing his design drawn by professional archi-
tect and so locate It as to have ample front
and other grounds for ornamepting with trees
aud shrubs. With such . combination Of at
fractions, he will have place prominent
among the best Of the region. II our sulphur
springs, closs BY, take, as we feel their merits
would seem to warrant It would be the spot
Of oil others for . boarding house, or semi
hotel For such q purpose there might be a
necessity and open basinesS that would be
a empty remuneFstive one.
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STRUCK BY LIeHTNiNe.-A Saybrook cor
respondent of the Times says, during the
storm of Wednesday night and Thursday
morning of last week, the house of LLOYD
MATHEWS, on the Gore road, two miles north
of the Station, was struck ty lightning. The
family consists of Mr.. Mathews and his wife,
the latter being blind, and daughter aged
about seventeen, who slept in an adjoining
room. The opinion is that the lightning came
down the stove pipe, although its effects are
not visible until it reached the brick which
the stove sat on, which were reduced to atoms.
From the stove it appears to have gone into
each bed room. In going into that occupied
by the daughter, it slivered the floor and
threshold, then into bag of apples, tearing
the bottom out, scattering the apples over the
house, and tearing the plastering overhead,
also tearing up the floor and derang;ng things
generally. 1t did about the same damage in
going into the other bed room, except tearing
off the door casing, where it communicated
fire to a sack of paper rags, which would have
burned the house had it not been eXtinguish-
ed. The real damage would not exceed So
but it was narrow escape. So great was the
explosive force that slivers the size of mans
finger, twelve inches long, to the size Of
straw, two inches long, were bedded from
e-sixtcenth to one-eighth of an inch in the
solid plastering overhead.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

Fowl FANcIERs, will not fail TO mo- tice the
advertisement in our columns of s. H. Fox g.
Son and Mr.).FRANK LUCE. Their birds are
not surpassed in purity of blood and healthy,
well developed condition, by those OF any
producers in the country. They are commend
ed to attention
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

MISSIONARY MEETING.-The members of
our churches and others interested in the
worlds evangelization. will be gratifed to
learn that Missionary meeting is TO be held
in this village on Wednesday next, Rev. Dr.
Bush, Of the American Board, will conduct
the meeting, assisted by DR.. GULIcK of Micro
nesa, and, it is hoped, another Missionary.
A meeting for the children will be held in the
Congregational church, at o'clock in the af
ternoon. Public addresses in the Presbyterian
church at o'clock. Such an opportunity for
obtaining missionary information has not
been enjoyed by our citizens for years, and it
is hoped that they will manifest their appreei-
tiona by a general ct enhance.
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A fine bird of the swan species, is among
the collection in natural history, of MARTIN
NEwBERRY. He was one of flock passing
over Sheffield some days ago, and becoming
bswjldeEsd or weary, alighted, aud was made
an easy captive. He isa noble bird. of full
size. clear white, except on the neck, which is
tinged with blue, and beak and feet jet black.
Since this article was written, the bird has
flown, and taken nearly ? fall length BEDFORD
with him.
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CIeyeIand Wholesale Market.

WHEAT-MaIketT ruled steady, at Lar for Nc. red
winter; $1,43 for No. do.
CORN.-old is steady at &c for No, mixed new in
more inquiry and held at 50 for ears 62 for Sheled
from store.
OATS.-Moderate. Sales at SIC for No. State.
BUTTER-Market is quiet and steady: the demand
is moderate for choice. Prime at 25G26c common to
good do at 12122c.
FGGs-Fresh in good request at 159iGci picked
dull at 15GD1dc.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and quiet; factory at
141G115c for small lots selected
BEANs-In In moderate demand at S2,OO9a?5 for prime
hand picked.
DRIED APPLEs-Market firm at 7G7 1-2c per 10 for
new.
SMOKED MEATs-City Sugar cured Hams Ice dried
Beef 2Oc
LARD-Flrmer but quiet; City rendered in tierceS
i3c do in kegs 13Jsc Country rendered l2kc
PoRK-The market is qniet and stsady we quote
No. mess at 90 No. do at 22,o0 Long clear at
2400; Short clear 24,6O.
PoTAToES-Good demand and hrm Peach Blows
held at 81 30 from store 10 by car lots on track.
oNIoNs-In good demand at $l,OO per bu for yellow
AMI silver skins and T5@s0c for red
VINEGAR-PVre cider vinegar in fair demand and
hrm at 10000, packages incluied.
sALT-onondago and Saginaw Fine $500 Coarse
solar $2,15,
sEEnS.-Phore is q very good order demand, and the
market 10 steady at s6601675 for Clover u. seq 20
for Timothy the outside for small lotsr
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AsAtabula, March 1st, 1871.

SOME years ago, in Northeastern Ohio, says
the last Harper's Monthly, there lived and
loved young couple named CHARLES BOWERS,
and SARAH BLAIR Who was in fault the
narrator knoweth not but when the cards
were dealt for this game of life. the fair Sarah
held no Blowers" Time rolled on, and she
gave her hand in marriage to a suitor named
Button. In due time, also, Bowers married.
Years passed pleasantly to them both, for
both had been fortunate but, sad to say, the
beloved companion of Bowers died, and in a
few months was followed by the husband of
Sarah. 1t became necessary, in the latter case,
to telegraph TO the Rev. Mr.. BONNER, of Ash
tabula, to conduct tho funeral services and
thus the whole matter might have ended but
for the fortunate blunder of the operator, who
received and sent to Bowers in great haste the
dispatch which Should have gone to Bonner
And great was the surprise of Bowers on
reading the telegram "BattOn is dead-send
B0acers Dozen" Nevertheless, Bowers went ;
and after q season of conventional mourning,
the pair who in youth were estranged were
finally united and bappy--aad oil that sort Of
thing,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The Heathen Chinee has got up Tea for
One Dollar per pound, and case of it has
been sent to SwITT's Drug Store to sell in
half pound packages. 1t is designed TO suit
the taste of any tea drinker.
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GIVEN Ut AS LOST.

The nn HGGni A.! rnS' - chi rrifnt = m t NUT Ta IN a
prevent nkin ci sd we the ins are dseasa3 bHs ~
y must be prevented o. cure can not be effected:
tie e1HatrY W in % H5 M and Tiaier seson Ss sG' are ali
their PATIENTS j ther lungs are badly diseased aud
yet, because lhey are In the hrusc they must sit
and fast as the strenGth will bear Get up good
cIfehtin az erI; Ihe m @ @ j rT Sf.P Up IN & gas
deal to do with the appetite, aud Is the great point 10
~ despair OF curo after ouch evidence OF its ross-
6Sy 6ty IN me ne TrSt cass aTd I5n GG. a,a.{ IN az
70 the Faculty Of Ills own cure was ia these modes.
Many years ago ! was in tlc lart stages. Of cor
Physicians Thought that could not live a wecb thcr
iiEe ar2iwniE iyn man GatShtas ing Gt staTs hegrd 9t
tns pg5lie anh & Ehfy made made perfGct cure Of M J:
whole system. rhey soon ripened the nuttcr IN my
lung md w9nld snit up more than nlnt Of oGei-
As soon rs that began 70 subsde my eongh, fever.
epHettc Sccae came 50 srea ;s at il vas Ti dfcuy I tat
could keep from eating too much. soon gained ny
f WegReS sor9 % ntSr S; my yfc Tcodvcry se ada
nv weight was only inetS-ssvon pHunds nv pres
weight is two hundred and twcny-ive e?5 pnnnds,
D Schemes has has hi. VISIT
eso Nerth street re t' Si eTer very
S6TsasS eEamnaan sn Viii TIC s w% VIII viii b
condition Of the lungs and patients en- readily learn
whether they arc curlbe or not.
to eh the these dac
tOns, and kind Nature will do the excepting that
in some the Mandrake Pills are to be taken in
increased dosesi the three medicines need no other
Accomplishments than the Pnple instructions that &C
company them: First create appetite. or returning
health, hunger iS the most welcome SYMPTOM. WhCl
itcomes, as it will como, let The dcsring ut he
Of good cheer Good Lllod AZ once follows, thecouEh
lOlsens the night sweat Is uhnted. In short time
both of these morbid symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. Sche1ckS medicines constantly Kept in tens
Of thousands OF families As laxative or purIatiye,
the Mandrake Pills are u standard preparation while
the PulmOnic Syrup. 4 cuTc of coughs and Colds,
may be regarded rs prophylacterlc against consump
tion in any uf its forms.
Nprice Of the Pnmnnic syrup and sea-weed Tic,
sl50a bottle, $3.50 II half dozen. Mandrake Pills
Is cents box. For sale by ali druggists and dealers.
r. MACREA ADY &c CO.,
n. e. Corner Columbia and Walnut Sts.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The ladies of the Congregational Church
will give Festival at Ashtabula Hall, Tues
day evening, March 2sth. Entertainment will
consist f"Fishing Pond" Meek Ties." "For-
'tune Tree" and Refreshments. Admission to
the Hall, ten cents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

DIR. II. B. VAN NORMAN, has lett Ashtabula
for a temporary residence in Berea. His
brother E. ", has succeeded 10 his practice,
and we are glad to hear that he is having all
that his ambition eovets, or his physical en-
durance will bear.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The famous pair of white calves, belonging
to L. d. TAYLOR, of Claridon, on the 14th
inst, the day they we're year ofd, weighed
1850 lbs The largest weighen 0s2 lbs. So
saws the Geaupa DetpOcrdt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

ALLEN M.'Cox, Esq, was on the 18th inst,
admitted to the bar, before the Supreme Court
of-0hio, sitting at Columbus, and authorized
TO practice as an attorney at law. in any of
the courts of record within the State of Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

SUIcIDE.-SILAs JOHNSON, blacksmith by
trade, living at the. center of Monroe, man of
some standing, having been town officer,
hung himself in his barn an Monday la st
He had shown signs of mental alteration, and
the deed is attributed to that condition of
mind
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The Nurssrv. delightful mag szlnc for little
folks. Ils illustrations and stories ore good
Address, JonS l.. snoREY, 80, BfomGeld H.
Boston, Mass
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VFNTILATIoN--Thls subject IL becoming
one Of considerable local importance al least
Correspondents have written upon II II has
formed the theme Of at least one public lee
ture In this Vicinity, the Principal Of the pub.
lie schools, whose opportunities for witness.
ing the evil effects Of want Of pure air are
not surpassed, has urged It upon the attention
Of the School Board scientific brains have
been racked and inventions brought out for
combining the end of warming and supplying
pure, fresh air by means Of vonlilating stoves,
and the people have talked and revolved the
matter, until the thing has taken on specific
form and movement-a practical proposition
to do something. AS was stated week or
two since, petition was presented 10 the
Board for an appropriation of 81 800, to be
expended in some plan for warming and VEN
tlating the public school rooms That peti-
tion, or one Of similar import, has been put in
circulation, and numerously signed, for an ex.
preston, by vote, of the district upon the
subject Of levying q tax to produce the
amount asked for. rs will be seen by notice
in this paper, such a vote'is to be taken, and
the voters are by the casting OF ballot,
TAX or "No Tax" to say whether the mat
ter is to be carried into effect or to stop where
it is. As taxes generally are of "frightful
mien," we would call attention 10 the subject
that all may be on hand and each answer for
himself whether he is fer or against the ex-
pertinent and the outlay it calls for.
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H. II. HALL will open this day the largest
sRd choicest variety of Shoes that has been
in this market. The new styles for women,
misses and children are very neat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

1t. E. II. HUBBARD has been relieved from
duty in the territory of Arizona and ordered
to Join his reginent-2nd ,arullery-at San
Francisco. He leaves the deserts of that re-
gion, with no common pleasure, as we judge
from the emphatic terms of bis note, ordering
a change upon our subscription book. The
postmark upon tiris note is dated Ehrenburg,
Arizona, March 8, and reached us on the 23rd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The COnneauters are warming up upon the
subject of railroad, 81 miles in length-a
spur TO the Erie & Pittsburgh--to their Har-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

DR.. BeND, formerly dentist in this place, has,
in company with a brother, opened Tin
Shop In Oonneaut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

A. .& P. r. R.-NoTIcE TO LABoRERs,-
Ten thousand men wanted to b NY their Boots
and Brogans at HALLS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

J. d. ENSIGN made quite a favorable debut
as County Attorney at the late very busy term
OF the District Court at Duluth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

Godcy for April, is a capital number, and to
the ladies Is invaluable IN giving information
IN the art Of cutting snd making ladies and
children's clothing, etc Address, L. A. Go.
DEY, Philadelphia, Pa.
The April Number Of Peters Nasical Monh.
W is at hand, and contains something like q
dozen pretty songs and cboruses, quartetts,
songs and melodies, worth separately some s4
or 50, but 30 cents In this form.
J. J.. PETERS, 800 Broadway, New York.
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Remember the Lecture tonight by Dr.
EAMEs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

Navigation is open and the light house
lamps along Shore have been lit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The GaloJy for April, contains lis usual
amount Of literary matter, scientific mi5cel-
lany, and current literature. Memoranda, by
Mark Twain, is TO be discontiDed after this
number. A new humorous department will
be substituted and will be under the special
charge of Don Piatt, and 10 which other wri.
teRs besides himself, will contribute. The cdi.
tor of the GatoSy will gladly receive articles
and paragraphs adapted to such a department
SHELDON & Co., Publishers, 577, Broadway,
New York.
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snELDoN s. Co, 577, Broadway, New York
send Us a copy Of Mark Twain's AutoJiogra.
ply. or lis bumor we have spoken In MOTTO
ing the copy from Mr.. DICK.
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A New HEALTH JoURNAL.-LltaiM & Home
is the title of new Health Magazine, Of A
pages royal octave, in very neat form by w
X. DE PUY g. BROTHER S05 Broadway, New
York. The publishers promise high-toned,
practical health journal, edited in the interest
Of no medical party, but one which shall
'glean from all fields, hold under contribution
all schools of medicine. and seek aid from all
intelligent accessible teachers The first num-
Der has varied and inviting table of contents.
1t furnishes number of elaborately prepared
papers, and also a variety of miscellaneous
facts, hints, remedies, etc. for the family circle
Sl.50 u year.
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The Sea-weel Tonic. In conjunction with the Pills.
pnrmeatrs and assirates with the fOud. Chylifica-
lion IL cow without it9 previous turtures.
Diges IA becomes painless. and the is to ho
at hand. There is ip IRE atulence no exucerbatOn
of the stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now canes the greatest Blood Purifier yet Civ
by an niulgcnt father to suffering man. Schenck's
Pununc Syrup comes In To perform its functions and
to hasten and clnp!etc the cure II enters III once
upon its work. Nature not b. choptef 1t collects
and Tipens the impaired and diseased portions OF the
lungs. In the fu- of gatherings 1t prepares them for
cxpectoann, and 10 In very the malady
is vanquished the rotten throne That 1t occupied is
renovated ana made now, and the patient, in u tho
dignity OF realned vigur, steps forth to enjoy the
manhood or WuElanhOOd that was
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RAILROAD MATTERs-No new railroad
projects haye come to the surface, during the
past week, in Painesvihc, and we are not,
probably, TO hear any more from the Madison
enterprise-until after preliminary survey.
Geneva seems to be about the only considera-
bie' town aleag shSre, without ambition for
railroad of its own.
LOOKING LIKE BUsrNEss.-The corps of en-
gineers IN the employ of the New York II. R.
Company, who recently purchased the old
Hudson Railroad bed, We understand arrived
here last Saturday evening, and went out on
the read Monday This looks like business,
and we hope soon to be able to say to all in
terested that the work is now to go ahead,
PainSscille Telegraph.
THE CLEVELAND RAILROAD MEETING was
held by adjournment, on Tuesday last, aud as
we are left to infer from the late return of
those who went from here, was sort of pro-
tracted meeting-sitting into the night, and
for aught we know, the next day. What was
done or proposed we are not advised further
than this--the Conclusion was reached, to go
Immediately to work-or just as soon as the
lettings are Effected A call for proposals, for
the work of grading the Ashtabula Division
to Bloomfeld-some thirty miles will, prob
ehlx, Secretary SnLIMAN informs US, appear
in the next number of the Telegraph This
will be welcome news to many interested
ones, aud prove balm to many q troubled
spirit So long as it is known that the work
is going on, and the demonstration is clear
that we are to have On end of this everlasting
suspension, the people who have a stock in
kefestin the enterprise, will not be very criti-
cal about how, or by whose aid, this stage of
the matter has been reached The road is
what is wanted, and that too, at once, and
that it would, seem, we are now TO haze.
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To COnsumtiYes,-The advertiser, having been
cured of that dread disease, Consumption
by simple remedy, is anxious 10 make known TO his
fellow sufferers the of cure. To all who desire
he win send copy Of the prescription used lree Of
chaTge with the directions for preparing and using the
same which they viii and sure cure for Consumption
Asthma Bronchitis &C.
Parties wishing the prescription win please address,
REv EDWARD 4. WILSON,
ivsI l6s So Second ST., WilliAmsburgh, ~ y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

ELEcTIoN-CAUCUs-A the election for
town ofRcers-three Trustees, a Treasurer
Assessor, Clerk, a Justice of the Peace, Con-
stables & Supervisors, occurs on Monday, the
3D. prox., the Republican electors are requested
to meet in caucus on Saturday evening next
April 1st-at the Mayors Office, TO make a
selection of candidates, and put in nomina-
ton ticket to be supported at that time. A
Board of Trustees, such as will guard the
rights of legal voters and vigorously meet and
prevent raids upon the ballotbox, by the vc-
nal and corrupt-of known honesty, intelli-
gence and ,decision-is the one that should be
nominated and elected. Republicans should
be on hand and attend to the business and Sc
cure such men. Let u.s. therefore, have full
meeting.
ASSES soR HARRINGTON, of Warren spent a
day or two in town during the present week,
looking after the bonds, and arranging other
legal prelimiDaries, to enable our distilleries-
G. NJ. BEcKwITH and JOHN PEREw's-to get
under way for making into brandy, the pro-
ducts of their respective vineyards last sea-
son. He informed US that the Congregational
church of Warren, under the pastoral charge
of Rev. N. p, BAILEY, are about to build q
new church cdifice, at cost of $50, 900, all
but $4,000 of which sum has been already
subscribed. He also spoke fayoyaby of the
disposition of the people of that place 10 aid
in the building of road to Ashtabula Har-
Dor, if the line could be made to take the d-
rection of Warren. One individual is named
who stood ready TO make subscription of
$4,000.
Ex-AssEssoR BEEBE, has also been in town,
to look after the good and welfare of odd-itl-
lowship, he being the grand master of the
Stnte
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The work OF cure Is now beginning. The vitiated
and mucous deposits in the bowels in the Hlimen
tsry canal are elected. Tie liver. Ike clock, Is
wound up. 1t from IL tnrniditv The stom-
spuhsyciy ard the patient begins " ie-l
tiGt he IL getting, ll la.t,