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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
The Cry h sssiu 10 Rains,

Hang your umbrellas in the outer halle,
the cry is still it rains. Thst, at leas, vas
the audible cry last evening bstween and 10
O'Clock, and there WAS sufficient cause for it.
All day yesterday the clouds were seemingly
getting in shape for ancsher cop;ous wetting
down. Toward. night the dark masses that
had been concentrating in the northwest came
up slowly, and gradually begun to let down
their waters. The rain was accompanied BY
vivid flashes OF lightning and heavy psals Of
thunder. With the exception of wind, The
clouds contained all the elements of a first
class Missouri Valley storm. To-day the
work of repairing ''bus ed cistern.," and
b,iling out deluged 'cellars will commence,
Tomorrow the Eastern papers will have
some,hing in about the drouth in Kansas
and the danger of fam ne,
owing to the hack Of rain Gu,
bus'neSs men may consider lhemselve,
lucky If thy II ceive any mails frop III
east or west Today. The streams through
on the .oun ~ h.ve ,earoely had time Z,
sscsds from he 40 d. Of L., we.k. .nd hi
fresh volume doubtless send the vale
o. Of to banb 10 Sac peril of veal
kEidges.
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wEDSispAT MAY p.
i0S2-Mesgh-r W. Niicheil ct al.
1927 -raschetIa Il ii vs.. County Board.
1859 Smith " same.
40 -L-any vs.. Mcfarland st al.
AZ 6 Carpenter ct al VI. County Board
i653-,;rant ". R-pne.
i65S-Fsnn vs.. County Board.
i6S0-SmIth vs.. same.
4764-Ga lagh.r vs. Smith Ct al.
477o-Eison vs.. Edison.
4.73-Skelton vs. Shelton.
-SS-Hamill ". Uamili.
THURSDAY, MAY 2SD.
1902 Mckinney VS.. Mckinney.
4Si6 Burr vs. Ewing ct al.
4SSS-Moore ct al, vs.. McCahon CT al.
49O7-liughes vs.. Kuhn ct al.
toOS-Latia vs.. Shire e; al.
i9O9-Moore vs.. Townsendet >
4o2S-Angerstein vs.. Angersiein.
iSS5-Hawn vs.. Leavenworth Coal c..
i936-Field VS.. Field.
4ei0-Pnelps vs. Phelps.
i9i7-Coms,ock vs. Comstoch.
l973-Mayer vs.. MAYER.
49s2-Joyce VS.. joyce.
49S6-Mas:ers VS.. McHollsni (. al
i9S9-Lilly vs.. Lilly.
FRIDAY, MAY, 24rH.
,p009-Williams VS.. Williams.
503.-Bastian VS.. Basiian.
505.-Ulrich We. Ulrich.
iSG6-iiiginbo;ham vs.. Jordan ct al.
l9s3-Wilhelm vs.kansas Insurance Co
i925-Duiiy vs.. DlSis ct. al.
i9i2-Lang W.. Dietrich ct al
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DIR. G. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician

Has removed from No. I19 South Clark.s;, corner
Of Monroe, 10 No. 463 SOUTH SAFEST, CHICAGO.
1t is well known by all readers OF the papers thai
Dr. c. BigelOw is the Oldest established physician
in Chicago who has made the treatment Of all
chronic aud Sexual diseases a speciality. Science
and experience has made Dr.. b. the most renowned
SPECIALIST OF the age, honored by the press, es-
teemed Of the highest medical attainments by all
the medical in itutions Of the day. having devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfecting tt NEEDLES
that will cure positively the worst cases of CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the GESITo-USISARY
ORGANs in both sexes. SEMINAL WEAKNESS pro-
ducing NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION TO SOCIETY, I'M
PAIRED VISION LOSS OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. II is evident that one who con-
lines himself to the study Of certain diseases treat
ing Of every year. must have greater
81 Ill than physician in general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies and gentlemen.
Sent free to any address in scaled envelope. Con-
SuLTAT1ON FREE. The finest rooms in the city,
with SEPARATE PARLoRs for ladies' and gentlemen.
tall-see only the Doctor. CORRESPONDENCE con .
FIDESIIAL. Address le.:s,s TO DR.. e.. B.GE.
Low, No. sGi State st.
n. R.-Ladi.s send for 4 descriptive circular Of
PessFie Eemeci, the best preventive OF conception
known. Sent TO any address free Of charge. decl9
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

niL srcrd Instant easel Inflammation OF the Kid.
leys, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Inflammation
u the towels, Congestion Of the Lungs, Sort
Throat, Difficult Breathing, PaIpitation Of til,
ueart, Mysteries, Group. Dirtheria, Caiarrh, In.
.ratisn,, Cold Chills Ague Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief 10 the par
pars here the pain or difficulty exists, III al
ord ease AID comfort.
~ crops in halt tumt.!cr Of water viii. il few
moments, cure Cramps, Srasrls. sour Stomach,
aesri5urn, Sick Headache, Diarrhoea, DyseD;ery,
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF Rad
gay Relief with them. A few drops in water viii
prevent sickness or pains from chenle Of water.
II fs better tntn French Brandy o. Bittsrs as 0
etimulant.
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N EislG,AI..
Penny Wise & Pound Foolish

In nothing is the above more illustrative than In
the course many pursue In certain hinas VI diseas
In order to save a few cents they have what they
cali their own prescriptions, such As Balsam Copa.
bia, Turpentine, &C., little showing the baneful
influence these drugs have the constitution, the
disgusting smell from the breath, and, With all
these Disadvantages there Is no saving Of money,
q the dose has to be renewed over and over again.
until at last the condition Of the patient becomes
alarming. Then Their means have to be resortet
TO- Read the woros o sufferer:
Desmond 4 Co., 9l5 Race street, Philadeiphta:
appeal you, and ifthere Is any earthly relief for
md wish you would do something for me. About
eight months ago got into trouble. ! took cap
sules went to doctors, and il has cost me one hun
dred doliars-f.st for this medicine, then for that
without any benefit. few days ago friend
told me Of the Samaritan's Gin; he said it would
certainly cure me. This is why address you for
advice.
Let the above be a warning 10 Others. When
you get into trouble procure at once the Sansri-
tans Gift and you will be al! right in few days,
for remem Der the lad effects that follow the Of
these injurious drpgs often worse than the orr
gfnal trouble. Price-Msle packages 81 female &c.
Semi by mail in plain envelope.
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Loss Five thousand Dollars.

About : clock Friday eve, i fire broke
| out in the engine room Of the No. Pacific
| water tank, which was situated near the low
| er ferry landing. The tank and steam ma
chinery for pumping and the house occupied
BY Mr.. Patterson adjoining the tank, were
totally DESTROYED. Switch engine No. . was
| on the side track right alongside of the tank
when the ire broke cut, and, owing 10 the
absence Of the engineer and fireman, was not
removed. All the wood work OF the engine
was consumed, and the machinery damaged
conside: ably, by the heat. IL was impossi-
M. .-st night 10 Currrrrn. er.i.----.- a. 10,
1t will cost between two and three thousand
dollars to replace the tank and pumping
engine, and probably cost $1,000 and per.
haps more to rebuild the locomotive. Mr..
Patterson, Who occupied the house adjoining
TIE tank, los. some O. his furniture and a
lot oil poultry.
During the progress of the fire report was
put in circulation that the tank when falling
and emptying the water on the hot boiler
would produce an explosion, hence there was
lively scrambling for places of shelter when
the huge tank commenced to give away and
settle down upon the machinery. Nothing
more than sharp Kissing, cloud of steam,
and an .fecuial quenching of the flames in
that immediate place followed.
The Fire Department was not on hand, as
it was impossible, owing to the absence CT
idyes for the engines TO reach the fire. The
aiarm was sounded, however, bur not yniil
the fire had Obtained full headw way.
A proper degree Of vigilance or discretion
on the part Of the Railway Company would
have saved the locomotive. She had steam
enough wien the fire broke out TO have
moved herself TO place Of safety.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23

THE dimensions of Arch Cribs new
building at the corner of Fifth and Cherokee
streets will be l25x4s. Two store rooms
fronting on Cherokee will each be 65 feet
deep and "a feet wide. Three store rooms
fronting on Fifth street will each be 20 feet
wide and 4s feet deep. The second story
willbe conveniently arranged for Offices, with
high ceilings, broad halls and facilities for
ventilation. The Cherokee front of tie
building will be constructed with view of
displaying the articles or products on sale
within. The design of the new building is
quite attractive. The main store rooms will
be ready for occupancy about the frst Of
August.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23

FRoN the Iowa City Ress comes a roman
tic story of how young bs chelor farmer
living in Illinois. became acqu tinted and
conducted a courship with 4 fair hare
dsmsel al Downey, Iowa. the two being ~
hundred miles apar; how finally they ser., d
10 IN te their fortunes; how. by 4 pre-sr
ransemen', she stood On the depot pl.forn
1t Dosney With orange blossoms in her air,
which WA = signal for him to wave cam
brio nose rag cut Of the Car window and for
her to get aboard; how they proceeded I.
Iowa City, were married, and moved Il
Kansas and pre- emp,ed quarter section.
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Unhappy Marriages.

Why are there so many unhappy marriages. /,
Is because many enter into that state from unwor-
thy motives, while others have their systems filled
with the virus of scIofuia or syphilis, and thi.
hidden enemy does not Away lay quiet. but
breaks out when least wanted; then the trouble be-
gins with chickering's on side and remorse on the
other. This fact is already known TO thousands.
On this point We shall say no more in this article
except to caution those who contemplate marriage
with their systems in the above condition to stop
First cleanse yourself of those impurities by the
Of the Samaritan Root and Herb Juices before
you bring misevy your offspring. 81. % per bot
tie. Z. }. BROWN, Agent.
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MAJ Term. 4. ID. aos2-SecOnd Assign.
n,ent Of Case.

ffsCuA % N~Sers
MONDAY, MAY 20.
i9sS-R ,fierty Va. Duffy, ct al
499l-s 18th vs.. Ru sell.
4oa2-l. Iebenstein VS.. Clark.
500l-N; zung ct at vs.. Powers, et al.
vuJ-I.ieuensieln We. Clark.
80 i7-Eackus Va. McMahon.
50l0-k. p. r X. 20. vs.. Warmly.
50l3-Same Va. Grimes.
SOFA Same vs.. Ferguson.
50i5-Sime vs.. McAuliH.
5Ul6-Same vs.. Rice.
5Ol7-Same VI. Miller.
50lS-Same VS.. Sylvester.
5u2u-Sane vs.. Schwa,ie', ct al.
5Ol2 rs .rn- IS. McC,uselant.
5O.3-S .me ". NJ gsin,s.
6Ozs-Sau.e IS. kranllei, ct. al.
5O2y-Siuie vs. Davidson, ct al.
5O.U-Sams VI. Veranller, ,t al.
503l-Same IS. Vlnnedge, ct al.
6O35-Sane VS.. Houston, e, al.
5U36-Same vs. Bird, .t al.
TUESDAY NAY II.
80 0-Benion VS. Sherry d Helm.
5Ui2 -Kausas Insurance Company vs. Eas-
son II al.
5Jii-rsyier vs. SHERRY.
6 ,lS-Danig vs.. Nca.on.
5Jrl -Burg--s VI. VIVIAN.
5 i6D-Beckuer IS. Penberton.
5U6s-Abbu,t, Train & Co, We. Cutler.
9ul-Merropoi,ian building ard Loan
Association W. lark IL al.
4932-Fi!zwIlliaIn VS.. Halderman stal.
493S-kaZ Iag Va. overs ei al.
i9o5-Beebe W. Newbanks ct al.
4S47-Salmon vs.. X. L. X. X. Go.
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serious sickness and suffering is prevented by
their timely use; and every famiy sEocii
have them On hand for their p.oteg,ioi and
relief, when required. Long experience has
proved them TO he the sI:' p 7'iHn-'. '''
best Of all the Pills with wit' iHe "..il,,
abounds. by their occasional use, Jla b!p"i
Is purified, the corTuptions of the sy-ic.n -
PEELED, distractions removed, and the whole
machinery of life restored TO its healthy s,':tv
ity. Internal organs which become cloEes;
and sluggish are cieansed by Ayer's rus,
and stimulated into action. Thus i.c:i isr'
disease is changed into health, the value oil
which change, when reckoned on TIE vast
slulttudes who enjoy II, can hardly be COM
puted. Their sugar-coating makes them
pleasant TO take, and preserves their virtues
uninpaired for any length Of time, SO that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and orer'
ate without disturbance 10 tie constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper 10
each box, how to use them a. a Family i'hy SIC.
and for the following complaints, which ihe5e
For DysIse psia or Indigestion. Ii>f.
leasness. lang nor. and LOss Of Iepps-
eise. they should be taken moderately II
stimulate the stomach, and restore lie healthy
tone and action.
For Liver Couplains and its various
symptoms, BiliO0s Headache. SiCk
Headache. J0anGlice or Green Sick.
ness. Millions Collie and Dilse4s Ee.
vers. they should be judiciously taken for
each case, to correct the diseased action, or
remove the instructions which cause it.
For Dysentery or Di0rrh0a, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For Rhe000eis0, Gent. Gravel,
Palpieasi0D Of the Heart. Pain In
the hide. Back. and L0ins, they should
be continuously taken, as required, to change
the diseased action Of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For Dr0psy and Dr0psec01 Swell.
inSp, they should be taken in large and fire.
quent doses to produce the effect Of drastic
purge.
For Sappreaaion. large dose should he
taken, as il produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
As Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and invigor-
sfes the system. Hence Il is often advanta-
geoLs where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, 0ften finds that
dose Of these Pills makes him feel decid.
edly better, from their cleansing and reno.
waiting eject on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BIZ
Dr. J. c. AYKR 4 CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, o. s. n.
FOB SALE BY ALL DRr0oIsrs EVERYWHERE
For Sale nv GEO A. rppS taavenworrh. x
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23

II will he recollec.ed that J. S. Rice, o.
the Planters House Of this city. vas badly
injured in one Of the Missouri Pacific Rail
road accidents las, winter, ard has not been
able to wa k since that time. The company
having refused to allow him a fair compen.
sation for the irjurie-. he brings suit 10 re-
cover $4,000.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23

The bids for the eastern portico OF u {
Capitol were open-d yes erday and were d,
follow: J,m-s VI Gonisi-, of Leay-nw"rrh,
s27, 6l3, S.riins, of L,wrenc-, S27 G5J;
Tweeddale, OF T.r.eks, SCI 800; Kinney, OF
Kansas CIV, S34 600. The .nir4ct Vas
awarded TO Mr. VI q ,nigle .-ConmonVeaih.
The tact that Le,venworJh m n 70 we'll
snd favorsbly Known a. Jam NJ CONG e,
gets the contract il q sure guarantee that the
work will be wei CO.,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
Seminal Weakness Cured

DE-. BDHASEAE'S Vegetable Curative -
Ut Seminal Weakness in from Two 10 sever
<eess time. II restores Lost Power and brings baei
The youthful vis,oT OF those who have destroyed
10y sexual excuses evil practices. Young me
uteing from tire r,ctSu that ir,..iiully desfru.
tive habit oi sgi!- this neiicine
the assurance O. 4 slcaiy and >, rilanent cur,
This remedy h teen us-si 10y Dr. B,hannan IN h.
.,rivst. pra.ticc SOS thirty years, and has
aIiej in curius, ever ~ the worst cases. Price
pa. k..g-. c,I.; 10y address :rte rom obServa
ROM. sold oEI. II ID. {. A. EOiiannan's oil.
10 81, North Fi;ih street. ST. Louis. Mo. Es,a
.Nsi H. So
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
.:ai,ysAYE.S RADY RELIES

"ill in r,iu ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES sioru
ami cuiui.rt, and this medicine, r.id
topping iiit, Gu bc PLrcngsed sor tiIty Genie pr,
eite al aiIiivs' every druggists AID counIr.
n.bi'e sioTe oh TIM continent, and within Oil.
'ouI distance VI anIo-t every '.ahitatIon IN III,
tEiicd States.
RHEUMATISM AND NkUL ALICIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEC RALGlA.
IL those who are now suffering Pain, matter
shat the cause may be, OF by THAT il i, called
ii external apply the ksdway's Ready keiie 1.
the part vi The body where the pain is present.
Internal, ~ DROPS Diluted in water as q drink
shether Cramps, sp~sms, Inflammation, I,onges
non, AsiAiic Cholera, Cniiis and Fever, the
violent, exeTueiating, and toriurins pains will b
STOPPED IA iroin ole 10 twenty minutes. Painiu
attacks where
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The Kansas City Journal mentions the
=ale of ''Trotting Mack" of Wesiport, for
S2.5o0-sl 800 more than any other horse
ever sold for that WAC raised ia Jackson
county No. Tie animal was raised by
CAPT. Beyi-, OF Wes,port, and trained in the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
Death OF the Fast Troittns Mare VAN
brine lrnsfe.


brine srnSfe.
Messrs- Sprague * Akers mel with a
severe less Tuesd,y last in the valuable brood
mare above mentioned. She had colt BIZ
her side by Comas and was in toal again by
cthan Alien. Cragie hiss been blind for
several year. and the thorough bred mare
Lilly Hartley took full charge OF her, pilot
ing her around the pastures as carefully AS a
groom could DO, seemingly to fully under
stand she was blind, but her intelligence did
not come Into full play until she adopted
Cragie's colt abou: ten weeks old, nursing it
and even driving her own colt (ahout tho
same age) away until she nursed Cragie's.
No In J,her could be more careful Of child
III an she is OF II.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23

an archaeological correspondent sdduce'
az evidence Of the antiquity of the game OF
euchrs, the passage in the New Testament
which relates how the priest and the Levi,e
passed and the good Samaritan assisted"
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MANHglp! W3nANl;OOD!

Popular pei;caI ao oIs. HOS rca... szytaia
ING rhI IA mar. ~ o. T. Wy lMPE01.
9E"[s e. ne na' *. sss s.s
seissos Of Repr-dEcf.oa Eroe>.ire eexual Excites
n1ent. Or, hHry.f eTrc.s IA Es>-f.l cSs.es. SEX
UAe EXHAUSTION rnOa raaiersr easse. "a
ltfls or 80 eye ard Hssf Be d an sIe, cases
Alss EAs IS nzSy hare p'nnpieS on the face,
ke-. cad si-iHg z-Ic as ar psycse
ere prematureiy lnfirni. " wv -sgsesf,e~s Asrs
lai0ssi ~ al, aezts bg c onslr.ps' on, Epilepsy,
&C., e0.ld decre.ss oash II siasss ger
afsefS.s Of tie Heart eEi Brain .v.!9 Is f., ;css
fe7Hen. Al ttaf Do 3 fl t19u
ksIe f's- -arsage eHie ard prgzfs e0HEsetor. Sent
% se1e3 e.rsg5s es.:4 tle. LS:i fer % e.
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A YOUNG gentleman recently created quite
sensation, while reading to circle Of young
ladies a poetic effasion "To Beautiful
Belle" by pronouncing the last word in two
syllables
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0Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1872.

QUITE a large force Of men are now en-
plo-ed on the Sixth street extension Of the
p ok leland road.
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Perils Of - Utah COursship.

i EeftbS OI TAN NOutsSoIp.
The correspondent of the ST. Louis remo
c,ot who accompanied the Trans-con,inenlal
Excursion parry 10 San Francisco, relates
The Ll.owing dialogue in the Salt Lake the
re:
After tea the entire party went TO the Nor
anon theatre, whore the most interesting part
OF The entertainment. was study Of the fea-
| lures and conduct Of the Mormon families,
whose members were scattered through the
dress circle and ia the boxes. In the aisle next
TO Us was the rocking chair which Brigham
Y1ung is accustomed to occupy, near a serier
| Of sails set apart for some Of his wives. In
the dress circle, on the right, were fifteen or
twenty OF his marriaseabie daughters, and
hall hid behind the curtains of private box
WIS "Amelis," the favorite wife. During
the first eairs act these notabiiities we're
p lined OFT.
"Ttose young ,uen there laughing and
flirting with his daughters, are they Nor.
| mons or Gen,il,s?" some one inquired.
'-Mormons. of course," replied our in
| formant.
sBut do they never receive attention from
the Gentle youth Brigham, this morning,
told us they had entire freedom of choice in
selecting husbands
"Freedom of choice Not much,
guess. Let me tell you something. Not
many months ago attended this theatre one
evening, and Mormon girl to whom a
Gentle youth has been politely attentive on
two or three occasions, sat across the aisle
from me. The Gentle youth was also pres
en,, and at the close of the performance she
accepted his escort to her home On their
way, when opposite the high wall around the
temple, You visited this morning, four
masked men sprang ont upon them, seized
the girl, and, after roughly dragging her
about, plunged her into the brook ard held
her there until she almost drowned. 1t did
come near being the death of her, for the
shock to her nervous system and the expos
ure in her wet garments, made heriso i'll that
for many months her life was despaired of.
The young man was severely beaten and then
ducked, and was only released upon prom.
Re that he would never again approach .
Mormon girl. That's freedom of choice
for you. o, this is sweet community!
That sandy whiskered man over there, the
one who acted as usher and gave you your
seats, is one Of the avenging ANGELS. and is
now under Indictment for completely in the
murder of Dr. Robinson"
The duckins is simply the Mormon meth
cd of testing the ardnr Of the attachment Of
young people II the couple had continued
the courtship despite the duckinR, all would
have been dry and serene in the future.
LAST Tuesday box vas discoyeied aaai.
in the river at Hannibal. !, wa hau ed
ashore, and o. bting opened ehs,t,y spec.
tao was re- ented 10 the beholder In Il e
shape "fpsrt. Of ,wo human toaies ca; up
into pieces sni p eksd rough , in he box.
The remains we're those Of . man snd paris
Vi a WON an or chlld. The throat Of the man
was Gu, from ear to ear. The other portions
81 the rem.in- indicated that the physicians
had been at work on them, IS they seem To
have been partially dioscsed.