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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-13


scarce-ConventiOnists.
Subscribe for the REGISTER.
The shape Of kiss-a optical.
cap.siaed-ladics' bonnets this spring.
Things that abound in this tOwn-lies.
"Getting up and dusting"-the dirt on
our streets.
Two colored gents were before Mayor
Shaw Monday morning, for lighting.
Most beautiful weather for several days
past.
DR.. j. R. Meek and lady. Of Hartford
City, are on visit to Cincinnati.
Miss Ollie Sisson will receive another lot
of Spring Millinery goods Saturday.
How to raise beets-take hold of the
top and pull.
1fyou don't want to sleep on your cOun-
ter this summer, advertise.
Always read the new advertisements
that appear in this paper.
Why is tale bearer like bricklayer?
Because she raises stories.
The "selbe House" is being fixed up
very nicely.
The "cuc.coo" Saloon is doing a good
business.
Gov. Jacob has appointed Il. schOn,
Esq, Notary Public for Mason county.
There is stick that stirs some people
the wrong way-and that is the toddy-
stick.
Tho yard in front of the "Selbe House"
is being sodded, aud two beautiful flower
mounds are also being built in it.
Arrangements have been made for The
manufacture of.2OOO.o0O brick at Hart
ford City, this season
The Sunday School Convention which
met in the Methodist Church, South, Sum
day. was largely attended.
Hire home mechanics, pa.ronizc home
manufacturers and home merchants.-
Build up home interests aud all is safe.
We are glad to learn the Clifton Nail
Mills are at this time in most prosperous
condition.
Hon. John Hall, President of the Cliff
ton Iron au Nail Company, was in town
Tuesday.
Special Commissioner W. II. Tomliu-
son, this week, offers some very valuable
land at auction.
We print prettier Horse Bills than any
Office in the State. Call and examine spe-
mems.
Saturday was pretty brisk day about
town, and considerable amount of trading
going on.
Special Commissioner D. W. POlsley,
will, on the 10Th Of this month, sell very
valuable tract of land near Letart Falls
Sec advertisement.
Now is the time to select nice suit Of
clothes for spring wear. For either dress
or business purposes you will find the very
goods you desire at Bickel & stOrtz's.
A young man in town, who is wrestling
with his first mustache, proposes to name
it after two celebrated base ball clubs, be-
cause there arc niue on side.
An eminent physician Of this county,
recommends onions for people of weak
nerves. They are sure thing for weak
breath.
If you want neat and handsome job
work done, call at this Office. Remember
we guarantee satisfaction, and have all work
done when promised.
Mr.. William Smith has gone for new
goods. They will be opened Saturday.
Our readers will bear this in mind, and be
ready with the cash to buy.
Thomas Sturgeon, charged with distur-
bing public worship at West Columbia,
was arrested Friday, on the tow boat H.
Clay Wilson, and lodged in our Jail.
The anti.license ticket was elected at
Fairmont, few days ago. 1t will be a
hard thing on tho editorial convention
which meets there in May.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-13

A LUXURY OF THE PERIOD. Regarded
from tho economic stand point, Sea Moss
Farine appears to over shadow every 9th
or vegetable nutrient. 1t coutains-as We
are informed on good scientific authority
nearly ninety per cent. of nourishing,
fattening gclatine; and Of all gclatine sub
stances used in cooking. it is said to be the
cheapest by over fifty per cent, as well as
the most digestible. We give these state
nents, which are authenticated by the sig
natures of men of eminent reputation, as
vouchers for the opiOnions we have ven
tured to express on the economic impor-
lance Of the new article Of diet. As to its
deliciousness, the "proof of the pudding is
in eating it," and we feel confident that no
man or woman who has once eaten Of o
blanc mango, pudding, custard, cream,
Charlotte Russo, or any other delicacy
prepared with this marine Godstnd. will
deny its claim to rank among the table
luxuries Of the period,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-13
The Market.
(coREcTED BY COLE a ROBINSON,
EXCELSIOR MILL, April IL.

H'hVDD"JVV' II Kl78I = PIT A@7'
White wheat 81 % 81 40; Red
81 10 q $3.50.
Yellow CorneOo pr. bushcl; White CSC
pr. bush.
Flour-A IS; xxx 81 so; Xxx 81;
X SO per barrel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-13

We direct attention to the advertisement
of s. j. Shindle & Co., saddlcrs. They
have very large stock of goods in their
line; and which they sell cheaper than the
same can be bought anywhere else. Give
them call.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
From California;.

San Francisco, Oct. 24-Bcll Russell.
another escaped prisoner from Nevada, was
captured while cndcayoring to ship Tor Tor
cl@n port.
George o. Cannon, 4 Mormon leader says
if convictions continue the Mormons will burn
all they have and make another exodus Is they
did from Illinois.
At Los Angeles light occurred in the Chi
ncsc quarter officer }ildcron attempted to
arrest Chinaman for shooting another lie
was resisted and called on Robert Thompson,
citizen, to assist him. The Chinese opened
fire on both Of them. Thompson fell and died
Immediately. Officer Bdcron was shot, but
escaped on horseback y mob soon collected
and attacked the whole Chinese quarter and
were resisted by the Chinese. Five hundred
armed men surrounded the Chinese quarter to
prevent any from escaping. Fifteen China
men were hanged by the mob and their houses
fired. The fire, however, was cxtlngulShcd
9p. m.--Oor!er at Los Angeles has been
partially restored by the authorities: No more
bloodshcd has tlkca place Several Cinnamon
have been arrested and are lodged in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
From Mexico.

NEW YORK Oct. 25.-Matamoras dates to
the DIST instant state that pronunclamento
was issued at Monterey on the Sth inst by Ire
vino in favor OF General Diaz and declaring
Juarez's election fraudulent.
All the federal officials in Monterey and
other cities are under arrest.
Trcvino imposed i forced loan of 1000 on
Monterey American Consul Ulrich refused to
pay $1,000 imposed on him and holsted
his flag, but being given ten days to pay
it or be imprisoned he paid the money. Sever
al Americans refused to join Mr.. Ulrich in his
protest Trcvino subsequently moved on Sal
tillo and ut last accounts was investing the
place awaiting artillery. Ccspcda, who defends
Saltillo, was terrifying and receiving reinforce
mcnts.
The Government troops had defeated Mar
tincz on one side of Saltilla, Mortimer being
wounded. The rcvolutionists claim ten States,
F,scobcdo will prevent the revolutionlsts from
PENETRATING to the interior.
Cortina has joined Noraujo, 4 revolutlonlst
Investing northern Tamaulipas.
Scrinno, rcvolutioniSt, after beng routed,
fled to Brownsville, Texas.
Paacco commanding at Matamoras, ad-
heres to Juarcz, but the people will pronounce
against the government ifthe revolutonlstS are
at all successful.
The telegraph lines in Mexico are all cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TO THE GAZETTE.l
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Oct. o5.-Prince Napoleon made a
violent political speech in the councils general
Of Corsica yesterday.
- Baron Itajuba, Brazilian ambassador here,
has received official notification Of his appoint
ment by the Emperor of Brazil as arbitrator
under the treaty OF Washington.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Morning Post, re-
gardcd as a semi official organ, pronounces the
rumor regarding the establishment OF Rcgen-
cy i'll consequence of the Queen prolonged i'll
ness. as entirely devoid Of foundation.
The contributions to the Mansion House
fund for the relief of the Chicago sufferers
amounted last evening to EOS, 800.
The Glasgow subscription has reached Is,
hIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
The Markets..

LONDON, Oct 25-lI:3O a. m.-ConsoIs
opened at % for money, and 93a93s for account.
Bonds of Sti2, 9OS: lSGjs, old, 90i; lSG1S, 924.
IU-lOs S?i.
FRANKEoRr Oct. %. Bonds opened at 90!
for the issue ui lSti2.
PARIS, 25-Rcntcs opened ut - francs,
50 confines.
New York, Oct. 22t.-Stocks active and
stronger than ut the opening. Gold weak at
llsalI2. Money steady at e to I. Va Skies -;
new e.. Flour dull and heavy Wheat less
active and scarcely So firm. Corn quiet and
firm.
BALTIMORE Oct 25.-Na. SKIES, coupon,
o]j 5yI bil do. new. Ct bid Cotton dull; low
middngS Is. FourdulI; Western Family ia
SSy. Wheat firmcr; good red to prim j%a
l5l;: PENNSYLVANIA l5jal57. White Southern
corn quiet at GOATS; yellow do. GSa1o Oats
dull ut lGa4S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

IMpRovINr;.-In its account Of IN accident
heretofore mentioned in the Gazette, the
Lynch burg News Of yesterday says: Mr.. Fay
cite Pouton, Il hrcakcSman un the night pas
scnrcr train of the Orange and Alexandria
railroad. was seriously injured on Friday morn
ing last, by accidentally falling from the train;
near Springfield station. nine miles south Of
Alexandria. The train was moving rapidly at
the time. and he received ugly wounds about
the head and face, and in different places
about the body. He w;.s not missed from the
train until it's arrival in Alexandria, but in the
meantime he had been discovered by parties at
Springfield and properly cared Tor, He was
brought to his home in Amherst on Saturday
and We are glad to learn is now recovering
from his injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
Murder.

Bosroy, Oct 2j.-Thc body Of Kate Leon,
aged IS years, Was found this morning by cltl-
zcns who wore passing on Western avenue, be-
tween fremont and Francis streets, near Brook
line. Her head was crushed, and there were
evidences of severe struggle and foul murder.
She lived as a domestic with Mrs. NJ y. Brown
in that ncg hborhood. As yet there Is no clue
TO the murlrrcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

j. NJ. AUSTIN, for bigamy, and W. H..
linkncy, colored. for grand larceny, both con
victcd in the Corporation Court of this city,
have been received ut the lcnitcntiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

FIRE. A small carpenters shop belonging to
the O., A. 4. NJ. r. r. Co., in I.ynchburs,
was set fire to by an unknown party about five
clock yesterday evening and entirely con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
SDccic Shipment.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2j.--Shipmcnts Of specie
to Europe to- day $j0O,00O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

RADICAL Mass MEErING.-A mass meeting
of the Radicals will be held at Liberty Hall
tonight at which speeches will be made by
McsSrs Daniels and WiIloughby, candidates for
the State Senate from this district, and it is
expected by other members Of the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

Liberal. CONTRIErTIoN.-Onc OF our public
spirited, and open hearted citizens, recognizing
the mcritorious work Of the Young Men 5
Christian Association in this city, was waited
upon yesterday afternoon by a committee OF
the Association and solicited Tor small con-
trlbutlon to sustain its operations. re cheer
fully handed the committee five dollar note,
and this morning gave the Treasurer OF the
night school fund additionally, a check for $50:
rcmarking as he did so, that he esteemed 1t il
very great pleasure to DC able to assist so auia-
bic and practical an effort to do good other
gentlemen whose names, and bcnIlty we are
compelled to withhold responded, to the COM
mittee most freely, giving evidence that We are
not 4 people to restrain our hands. whenever 4
suitable object for our assistance Is presented.
CHURCH FESTIVAL festival at Acco-
kcck, Prince Georges county, Maryland held
yesterday for tic benefit of the Episcopal
Church ut that place was very we'll attended,
considering the inclemcnt weather prevailing,
and passed off in the most agreeable manner.
Some of the music was furnished by amateurs
from this city and received the mcrltcd ap
plausc of:all who heard it. The AlexandrIans
who were present returned this morning on
the steamer Fairy much pleased with their
visit
WEDDING.-Thc Hebrew Synagogue was
crowded this evening with the friends and &C
ouaintancc of Miss Waterman. daughter OF :
Waterman, esq and Mr.. Henry Schcrbact!, who
were married there according to the rites OF
that church. In consequence OF the limited
number of pcws in the church, no one was adj ,
mitted without ticket. The synagogue on all
other occasions is open to the public.
CATTLE-Onc hundred car loads OF cattle
we're brought here yesterday by the o.; \; 4
NJ. Il. R.,-thc largest number ever before
brought here in one day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

nl:~Thcrc will be II special meeting of Tho.
University of Virginia Alumni Association of
this city on Wednesday next, the 18th instant
at 80 T. m, at the office Of 5. {. NraI' to take
action ia regard to the death Of the late Prc>-
dent Maupn
nct .s,:,t X KEMrER, Scct'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

CONSERVATIVE BARHAcUE.-IO-lay was
the time appointed for grand meeting OF the
Conservatives at Grimes Cross Roads, Prince
George county, Maryand about three miles
from the ferry house, on the opposite side Of
the river. Supplies were sent from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

WASHINGTON AND Ono RAILROAD Work

WASHINGTON AND Ono RAILROAD Work
SHOPS. Though not so extensive as the shops
of the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road, those Of the Washington and Ohio Rail
road in this city are large enough to supply
the requirements OF that road, and are man
aged with that eff cheney which secures the
regularity with which the trains on that road
are run.
The car shop in which. since the war; have
been built all the carS-passcngcr, freight,
stock, and matcrial-used by the road, is under
the control of Mr.. Joshua Harrison, Master
car builder and the work turned out by him
reflects inst credit upon all the hands employ
ed upon it. Indeed some Of the passenger cars
made there, have been pronounced by those
who are competent to judge OF such matters
superior to similar work brought here from the
north.
The machine shop is under the supervision
of Mr. Cornelius Moore, an accomplished ma
chni<t, who learned his trade with many other
Alexandria boys, at the extensive works OF
Smith & Perkins, in this city, when they were
in operation, and Il glance 1T what is in progress
there is sufficient to show that the place is fill
ed by the right man. Mr. Moore has charge
of the round house, also, and there, as in the
machine Shop, everything is conducted proper
ly, the skilled hands under him doing all in
their power to promote the smoothncSs with
which the shops are managed.
The blacksmith shop is presided over by Mr.
Isaac Smith, who with his assistants have just
cause to be well satisfied with any work that
bears the marks of their hammers.
The management of the paint shop is en-
trusted to Mr. J. A. Williams, and that he
we'll fills that trust is attcstcd by the style and
finish of the painting on the cars owned by the
cOmDauV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

POLICE REPORT. There were no cases OF
a criminal character at the Mayor or at either
of the MAGISTRATES Offices this morning.
NnlIr REpoRr-Night rainy and midi
There were no disturbances in any quarter OF the
city and the streets were even more quiet than
usual No dodgers nor prisoners were at the
station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

WASHINGTON & ONO RALRoAD--It is I'M
dcrstool that the negotiations for raising the
money necessary for the extension of the wash
inytun T. Ohio railroad to the coal fields, inter,
ruptcd some time ago, have been resumed and
with every probability OF successful tcrmIna-
tinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

NOTICE. LADIES coops.
Lambs Wool or Mcrino Vests and Pants:
These goods are Indispensable TO health and
comfort. oct III R'bl. -: "''b'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

SAREprA IIAIL.-I'hc new Sarcpta Hall will
be opened tomorrow night with Il grand ball
to be given by Sarcpta Lodge Of Odd Fellows
All arrangements have been completed, Il large
number of tickets have been disposed Of already,
and delightful time is anticipated by all who
intend to be present upon the OCCASION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

IScoHREcT.- The report that none of the
police force could be found on the morning Of
the late fire is Incorrect The fire was first dis
covered by the police, and the alarm bells were
first sounded by them The old saying. about
giving somebody his dues should apply i'll this
instance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

PoLITICAI.-A Radical meeting was held at
Falls Church, in Fairfax county, on Saturday
last, at Which Mr.. Gray. the Radical candidate
for the county, and others, spoke \ ConScr-
yatiyc meeting was expected to be held to-day,
at Langley, which was to be addressed by Mr.
Sangstcr, the Conservative candidate. for the
county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

RAIN-Wc have had cloudy weather, and
last night fine rain. which was much wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

SWEET POTATOES --Mr. Charles Potter who
resides near Accotink in Fairfax county, sent
to this office this morning sample Of the sweet
potatoes raised by him this season. which for
size and flavor could not have been cXcclcd.
Some of them looked a> large us pumpkins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

NIERINO HALF HOSE!
w MERlND HALF HOSE!
Best English Goods, very chcnp, ut
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
OCT ~ &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25
nor SALE OR RENT.

HOUSE, No. 223 King street, nj present "cGu-
,;rJ hv Mrs Miner. Contains IL rooms aud is
in excellent order.
Also the BRICK HOUSE, situated on Duke
street west of Faycltc street, at present occupied
by Mrs. Richardson.
Also, FARM, containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND, situated about one mile west of the
civ limits. and known rs FAIRNIEW, occu-
licd ut present by John a. FairfmX. The i'm
nroyc,ncnts consist Of DWELLlN f3ss:saA
HOUSE, containing ten rooms, together. lszIga.
with Barn Stables, &c.
All Of the abovc-namcd pieces of property
will be sold low and on accommodating terms,
Or rented to good tenants. Application can be
made to
ort 23cotf RICHARD WINDSOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

DUBLlC SALE At HA1FIELD, FAIK-
i FAX COUNTY. VA.
viii be sold, Mt public auction ON Mh)N rs
DAY next November 18th, if fair, if not, the
next fair day thereafter, ut Ilayield, about SIX
miles south of Alexandria, on the telegraph road,
all the STOCK, UTENSILS, CROPS, Nc, &c,
consisting in part Of Horses, Colts; Mules Cat-
tie. Hay, Corn PlnwS, Harrows, Wagons, &c
Terms: \ credit OF six months will be given
on all sums over fifty dollars, secured by notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest ut ten
Der cent. On all sums under that amount cash
will be required. ,.,>n.,n
.G-nnlS klCllAkD " ! y llNON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINTS-Wliilc
n and every shade of c""r.-Thc above are
prepared for Immediate application, requiring
no oil or Dryer, and give general satisfaction;
Cards with samples Of col"rs, &c., can be h"d
Innn uurIication. Sold at Factory prices by
nc, II f.. ). LEADBEATER " BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

(AMPIIOR ICE. just prepared, and for sal"
" bv f. ). DBEATER " BIO.
ncf "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-25

CATTLE-Onc hundred car loads of cattle
we're brought here yesterday by the O.; \; 4
NJ. T. R.,-thc largest number ever before
brought here in one day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

The nomination OF r. NJ. Gremilion was
rejected by the following vote:
For confirmation: None.
Against confirmation MrsSrS. Anderson.
Antoine. Barber, Blackman. Bowman,
Butler, Campbell. COPELAND. Daigle. Fish,
Futch, Gallup. Harris. Hcrwig Iinnsakcr,
lngraham, jerks, kclso. Lewis. Lynch,
McMlllen, holland. Pierce, PInchback,
Ragan. Ray, Smith, swords Syphcr,
Thomas. Thompson. Todd Twitchcll, Whit
ncy, NI!coX-}1.
The nomination OF Thomas b. Firth was
rejected by the following vote:
For confirmation: None
Against confirmation: Mcssrs. Anderson
Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Bowman,
Butler, Campbell. Coupland, Daiglc. Fish,
Futch Gallup, Harris, lierwig, Hunsakcr
Ingraham, jerks, kclso. Lewis. Lynch,
McMillen, holland, Pierce, pinchback.
Raglan, Ray, smith Swords, Sypher
| Thomas. THOMPSON, Todd, Twitchcu Witt.
! ncy, WilcoX-3o.
The nomination Of Elvi Joffr,u was re-
je,ted by the following vote:
For confirmation: None.
Against confirmation: Messrs. Anderson
Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Bowman
Batter, Campbell. COPELAND, Daigle, Fish
Fntch, Gallup. Harris, lIerwig. Hunsaker
ingrahau, jerks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynch
McMillen, Noland, Pierce, Pinchback
MaSah' Nay, Smith, Swords, Syphcr
lho''laS' ihonpson. Todd, Twitchell Whit
The nomination of F. NJ IIaygood wa:
rejected by the following vote:
For confirmation: Noe
against continuation: Messrs Anderson
Antoine, Barber, Barkman, Bowman. But
l E,ch Ca q ,'i,,a nCoupana, Daig!e Fish
Ingraham, jerks, kelso, Lewis lynch
McMillen, holland, Pierce, Pinchback' IA
gan, Ray, Smith. Swords, Sypher. Thomas
Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whitney. vii
| cOx-35
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

some time ago. 1t seems hard on some
accounts for public man. in the very
prime OF his usefulness, to he obliged TO
take this course of retirement. Few
veteran statesmen, however, can present
Il better record Of CONSCIENTIOUS and eff
fcctual public service than Mr.. Colfax
can already do. Twelve years in Con-
gress and four in the Wee Presidency
and such year., markin" the crisis Of the
Republic, the cliHinT ton of Great wrongs
and the establishment of inc. Unable
rights-ConStitnte Il career which cannot
but receive honorable mention Oh the pa
res of history. Daring all this cvcntful
epoch Mr.. CnliaN has been II power on
the right side, ever dropping the needed
word, cAcrtin" Tie timely influence and
hclpIng forward IN innumeiab!c way the
GOOD cause. Whatever, therefore, may
he his future, lis ''pa=t At least j. secure
We cannot help bclicyin" HAT a litih
rest, pcIhapS Il temporary rarIIrIpaII"i'
m,clhcr purrur amid other -r,.n:S. viii
restore him 10 completeness "i hc:,Itll,
and r"--il,ly return him, IrinN l%"rat,d,
10 the old arena oi pnh!ir lie, Nj
all events, the warm s,mpalhir, IA,
good wishes OF tho rr"p!r =" with him -
Ho.ton .Ioa,.mH