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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-20
THE FEBRUARY MAGAZINES

Tho February number Of the Atlantic MoHl,-
In well maintains the standard which was estab'
lirhed by the first number Of the year. First in
tho list Of contents is the continuation Of the
story by Hawthorne. OF which il is better not to
say anything only because every one ID reading
it, and not one Of all the readers desires the
edge Of his enjoyment to be blunted. Mrs. $.
NJ b. piatt contributes a short poem, " There
was a rose" full OF the peculiar charm OF her
fancy. Wagner aud tho Pianist Bulow' ID the
title Of a paper by Alice ABbuTy. The d" Comedy
Of Terrorsn and the % Diversions Of the Echo
Club arc continued. Elizabeth Stuart Pheld
supplies narrative Poom in blank verse four
pages long, entitled Petronia," Col T. W.
iieginsOn describes in his felicitOus way tho DO
light Of recreation in a Wherry" about New
port. The Casteworth Tragedy" is a story By
Alice DuttOn. Edward Atkinson runs another
tilt against the tafih in essay entitled " The
Visible and the Invisible in Protection" The
second nstalment Of The Poet at the Breakfast
Table" IL chiefly description Of the characters
who meet arsund the table, and will dsappOint
no reader. William Ellery Charming contributes
poem, and another Of peculiar FORM entitled
"A Morse Stew" IL the contribution OF Hijalmar
Hijorth BOyesen. The editorial matter, on liter
Ature, art, music science and politics. fills TWEEN
ty pages and makes an interesting department.
The January number Of our Young Folks
contains four chapters Of "a Chance for Him
self and two Of the Rev. ID. ID. Carriers "Crusoo
Life, besides poetry, stories and sketches by
Celia Ihaxter, G. A. Stephens, +. w. Clarke,
Lucy Larcom and other popular writer's for the
young. The illustrations are numerous.
The February number Of ScriJner's Honlly
IL out Professor Hayden's article on the won
dcrs Of the NellOwstonen is instructive. An
anonymous writer discusses the - Defects Of the
the National Banking system" Mr.. Warner
renows his g Backlog Studies" Mrs S. Green
Ongh tells with abundant enthusiasm what she saw
and heard while present at music Lesson given
by Wartel 10 Christine Nilsson. The poetry il
contributed by g. II. Barnes, Louisa Bushnell
David Gray and Phoebe Carey. The editorial de-
PARTNER to, are az usual an attractive feature
The woman question gets two discussions first
IN story How one Woman kept her Husband. "
by SAKE Holm and again in an essay by Lulu G.
Noble, entitled "a Small Piece Of the Woman
Question, the piece being that which concerns
Inc KIND OF work women ought to do.
The February number Of the Gdlary con-
tainH articles on Louis Napoleon in England "
by Alexander Young; John Ruskin" with a
portrait), by Justin Mccarthy: The MANAGE
ment Of Cities, by Alexander Young; Isaac
BUTTS My Life on the Plains" BY General Il.
A. Custer, by Junius Henri Browne: etc. The
Poetry is by Lucy II. Hooper, II. f. A., Rose
Ferry Lilly Nelson and Elizabeth AkeuA Allen.
The editorial departments are Of usual fullness
and value.
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aINnEpENpEET IN ACTION Y

1t is publicly known, Of course, that Horace
Greeley, Whs is the member Of the National Re-
publican Committee for New York, did not at
tend the meeting OF the Committee. in Washing
ion, ON the 18th inst 1t was said that he was IN
the city, but Of this We arc not sure When the
call for the convention was agreed upon, the
Secretary was instructed to append to it the
names Of all those present, and to correspond
with the absentees, aud procure their signatures
II is now stated, however, that Mr.. Greeley re
fuses positively to sign the call, on the ground
that he wants to be independent in action, and
not be bound by the convention.
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Frunce.

THEIRS TnREATEya TO RESIGN PERSONAL
PARIS, Jan 49,
II iH rumorol that Theirs threatens to resign
Il the Assembly rejects the tariff on raw material
Minister Curtin has left st. Petersburg to
meet General Sherman at Nice
Tho American officials connected with the
Geneva arbitration will remain in Paris until
the next meeting Of the Board.
THE TOBACCO MONOPOLY AND GERMAN INDgMSrrY
The rum1r that the German indemnity had
been ceded to private parties, at the recent ses
sion Of the Tobacco Monopoly, 30 az to secure
immediate payment is contradicted.
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Trusses, Braces, Supporters,

Surgical Appliances. The largest and hest assort-
mGnt IN The city Our Lteel spring shOn der brace il
the latest and best improvement; the great remedy
Tor bending shoulders; expands the lungs ana
strengthens the spine. Our improve! double self
adjusting Truss has b. ca tried n NUM- er Of car
gives perfect satisfaction In double or single hernia
Private rooms for ladies' TO examine. full suDply
OF hyrlnges, breas-pumps, Eugenia bandagcs, pes
sdrlts, dc., always on hand Private entrance for
ladies on West street. Ladies attcnd,d by MIRA G.
Foster. NJ. b. Tru sos from ~ cents 10 AZ nrnoi
att headquarters nj FOS Ek'S DRUG STORE
Font and Wust WllmiBVl,,n I1l
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For Small Pox, got

SAFE, odOrIess, Rorl-poisonots Disf'ltectant The
Saline Antisptic-HGyulless as Common SAT-.
CHLoRALUM has been found to remove bad
smells. which are not readily attacked by other deO-
dOrisers. A newly painted room or house Is render
ed habltable by the suspension OF clothes dipped In
chloralum or the exposure Of basins containing the
liquid. Moreover, chloraum removes the strong
Odor Of onions garlic and other agents. which some
times affect the sweetness Of CupbOards, meat Sales
and other places In dwellings,
CHLORALUM IN SMALL POX.-The Chloralum
Company have received the subjoined important
communication
Small POx Hospital, New Street. r. c., |
February 2Oth. 1911.
The Chloralum COmpany-Gentlemen The Pa
tlents IN my Hospital feel much comfort from the
use Of the ChlOralum a wash. II seems 20 lessen
the itching, and cOOls them nicely. We employ it
IN securing the wards and Ind It, from It's freedom
from odor, preferable 10 CarbOc Acid and quite az
eiicaclOus. Yours Obedienily,
(slgned) f. GORDON BROWN,
Medical onlcer.
For sale BY
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Gold closed yesterday at lO99i. Governments
were firm, with an advance Of LaI in two or
three issues In Philadelphia, stocks less active,
with lower tendency, the market closing steady
Cotton adyadced non.
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FOR the Inhalation Of atOmlZed nuids In the treat
ment OF chronic diseases OF the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self-acting they produce an even
and continuous flow OF spray without ncOnVeni-
ence or labor. During the past two or three Year,
We have supplied several dozen OF these atOmizers
and In most cases with very satisfactory results,
K BRlNGHgRST& CO.,
Apothecaries
corner Sixth and Market Streets
Ribbon Of BruRes,
For fumigatinR and pertaining the Hick-room, coun-
teractng unpleasant odorH, DC. For sale by
x. BRINGHURST a co.
corner Sixth and Market streets.
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WOMAN BLOWS OFT HER BRAINS.
NEw YORK., Jan -
Isabel A. Titus,o Boston, blew ont her brains
with pistol while on a witt to the house OF nr.
Pray.
The cause Of the suicidei is unknown.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-20

Great discovery, and Just what Is need d The.
cheapest ant the best only 30 cents per bottle:
stores the hair 10 It's original color thOut nuring
the roots makes the hair soft aud silky ire ~ aud
el CANT sod at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington del
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choice and nne sci elton ust rec, ivcd direct
importation. Now is the time to buy them chrap:
carefully selected for family use, to clean silver ana
glass ware, without scratching; come along sOUn,
Also iu and fresh stock VI All Kinds Of drugs and
neuclhrs; toilet ahh fancy articles, always on hand
cheap, at FOSTERS DRUG SiTORF
Front aud West Wilmington Dpl
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MIIIer,a Horse and cattIa Powdara-

he best the cheapest and most popular IN the mar
ket. Always safe 10 give. They win Increase the
now Of mix, and greatly enrich It's quality Allay
the roughness VI coat Of horses and cattle no com
mon at this season. Farmers farritra and hOrse
Dealers shpud not fail N u.s. them now lar1r
81 p 4 Of them on hand and sold cheap at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del
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A Philadelphia correspondent, in recent let
ter, kindly says ''You are making a capital
paper, now-a-days-ey SAYS So
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Facing the Raxonet !

Facing the BayonetI
When soldiers face the bayonet, they take the
chance Of life or death; but when private citizens,
deceived by the pretences OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers,
apply POISoNs TO THEIR HEADS to change the
color OF their hair they have idea Of the terrible
risks they run. The first analytical chemists have
endorsed hair dye free from everything dele
terious to health VIZ;
CRIsTADoRos EXCELSIOR DYE
Let the wse and prudent stick 70 that. 1t mparts
shades Of color that perfectly lie-ke, and Is in
all respects the very best.
REMEMBER, THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than the lead compounds In
the market and that the EXCELSIOR DYE contains NO
leai. As a dressing after dyeng, use
CRIsTADORos HAIR PREsERyATIvR
decE5-lmd&W
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OPERATIONS AGAINST THE REBELS.
SAS FRANcfsco, Jan, 10
The Mexican Federal General Corona, is pre-
pairing to attack Mazatlan by land and Hea, and
will no doubt defeat the rebels who now occupy
t.
All Of Oaxaca and Queretare are in the posses-
sion Of the Federal authorities.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-20

An elegant, pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
for dinnslng perfumery in the most economical
manner seeming the clothing. handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications
OF water or other liquids, for headache, innamed
eyes, burns, sensitive surfaces de- also for dsin-
fectng and pertaining the sick-room. For sale by
K BRINGHURsT a CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streeta
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W. e. Williams has Removed his
Drug Store to the corner of
Ninth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, DeIGUare.
dec2s,u
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DRY SnUGs.
III CHESTNUT STREET, nnd I:i
y NORTH EIGHTH ST.,

III - CHESTNUT STREET, nnd 1873
"A IL "A - NORTH EIGHTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
LADIES SUITS, made in the most superior man.
ner, from 81 10 SIG. These really the cheapest
Sulta for the quality, in Philadelphia.
LADIES' UNDER3ARMKNTS-We will open on
Monday, the 18th inst, the most complete line OF
Ladies' Undergarments ever offered In this city and
at prices greatly reduced: Muslin Skirts, handsome
" made and tucked at TOc., Sic, 81, 81 % 81 49,
81 40, 81, 81 Te rs 81 ST. 50 co. o. 90 81 rs o. bl
81 rs, 90 co. IS So 81 co. s. go % 90 and 81 co. Che
misses SSc. 70 s. 70 Drawers Sic. TO 81 80. Night
Dresses 81 80 10 80 65. Toilet Sacks Sc to So co.
Corset Covers, 81 10 TO s. 90. Aprons from SIC 70
f6 ~, &C. Our 81 90 Muslin Skirts, ten tucks just
reduced from 81 IL
PARAsoLs, closing out below wholesale prices;
complete lines, from 5sc 20 s. 49,
PANIER BUSTLRS, 80 styles from SOC. upwardA
Bon-ton Buatles. aTc. Ali other styles proportion
C0RsEfs, CoRsRTs, in 1871 kinds, from a5c to
20 80, including French Woven Corsets, from 6oc 70
50 80. ThompsOn's Gove-ntting Corset In every
grade, from 81 % 70 So So Summer Skeleton Cor
sets, 81 25 81 81 81 35 and 81 90. Misses Corsets Of
superior quality, At Sc and 81 SO. All other desira
BILE styles Of COrsets, at prices beyond competition
Mrs. MOODYS Patent Self-adJustinR Abdominal
supporting Corsets, reduced to 81 so %, " and
HOOP SKIRTS, our own make the largest assert
ment, best and cheapest Skirts made. Hoop sklrts
made 70 order, altered and repaired Que price only.
marl6ly WIN. T. HOPKINS.
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EVANS DENTIFRIcE.

A superior Teeth Powder
composed Of the most bench a.
eial Ingredients that can be -
:. !. !. !. !. ! u
employed In the form of pow N6PNn
der for the Teeth. AN<NEE%A1A
Hard, gritty, insOuble sub /1AR-TEJkA
stances, charcoal, pumlce, and - Sssf-S Hyf
cutie nsh bone, Tor example, .E8M Cd 49,.
although much used as Tooth (FA IN AW
Powders, are utterly unit for NSAH AH
the purpose. Neither is II suf. \f&l%%
ncient that very fine inert 2kHIS1%
pOUdera like preclpttated
chalk (the action Of which Is entirely mechanical
should be used. properly constructed Tooth Pow
der should be free from gfittness; should have an
alkaline base, and decided detergent or cleansing
propertiea II should be mildly astringent and tonic
slightly antiseptic, and needs no seent or per
f1men Such one, DC for daily use, is EVANS
Price, Twenty Cents a Box.
Made by
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del
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PUBLISHED EVERY APTBRY0Og, tsuadays
B1eepted,) at tie coANKEcIAL BUILDING, so'ah-We,i
cornsr Pi,zA and Market Streets TipO Cents eopy.
ST. Dollars a pear, W mat, or serpsa BY carriers
throughout the city.
THE DBLAwzRB TRIBUNE, (Feekly) The greai
Pesi,sular organ u TURNER'S aAd FTuitgTO'eTs, pub
ffaksd every Thursday ,aorabg, al Too Dollars a
Year.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE y cell pTo-
uided toith Tyres, Pyesses, and skiiihd HoTkmen.
WILMINGTON, DBL.
Saturday Afternoon, Jan. 40.
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LEA d PERKINS, SAUCE.

Pronounced by COnnolsseurs 1.-THE ONLY
GOOD SAUCE It improves appetite and dlges-
ton, and It Is unriVaed for IL lavOr.
We are directed by Messrs LEA x PERKINS to
prosecute all parties making vending cOunterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents,
decl4-eod-sm New YORK
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A Charming Illustration

Of the refined and cultivated tastes OF modern socie-
" - eynced by the high appreciation and decided
preference all others Tor that exquinitey deli
cate yet enduring perfume, p" DEW D'ANDES.n
Sold by w. r. AIRtCHS,
7U7 Market street.
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H. BltlNGlURST n Co.,
c1rl9r siNth and Market streeta.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07
Neglected Opportunities.

With all the characteristic energy of
the people of this country, it is a re-
markable and lamentable fact that the
children of those who have raised them.
selves to social position and influence by
their personal efforts, almost invariably
waste what their parents accumulated.
With superior advantages and bright
prospect before them to occupy higher
place than their prudent, persevering
fathers, they fall by vice and dissi-
patton into neglect and absolute moth.
ingness.
Neglected opportunities is the sin Of
those who imagine themselves some
thing when, at the end of useless life,
they discover themselves to be no.
bodies.
1t is natural for parents to hope, pray,
and labor for their children, with an
ambition to leave them useful and pro-
mincnt among men. But necessity alone
develops poweI, and honest devotion
in the steady pursuit Of reputation
above reproach, secures what those who
waste their opportunities never obtain
a good name.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

There is reason to fear that woman is
very much displeased with the result of
the debate the other evening in the
House of Commons respecting her
suffrage question, and that she intends
to vent her displeasure on man. Fore
warned is forearmed, and some hints
which woman let drop at the conference
called on Thursday by the Central Com
mittse of the National Society for Pro-
noting Woman's Suffrage plainly show
that man not only stands in most per-
ilous position, but that II will require
the utmost tact on his part to escape
from il. His wisest plan evidently is to
say very little, and appear TO be fond of
poetry. After several ladies had in
Weighed against the conduct Of the ma
jority who had thrown out the Woman's
Disabilities Removal bill, Miss Bell
"urged all women householders to re-
fuse TO pay taxes unless they had
vote. Last year she refused to pay
taxes, and allowed the authorities to
come and take away her furniture. This
year another lady was going to do the
same thing. She found that tables and
chairs had more effect with some per.
sons (evdently abiding to man) than
principles. After all, the pocket argu.
ment was very effective. IL Yves not, Of
course, pleasant for single women and
widows 10 have man in their house,
as she had for nine days. here there
was laughter, as though some ladies
present were rather doubtful as to the
speakers estimation of the feelings of
women AS rule on this point =" but"
continued Miss Bell, "she was bound
to say tae man put in possession of
her house behaved admirably; he was
very fond Of reading, especially Shakes
peare." Here there was loud laughter,
as though women plainly saw through
the cunning Of the vile and inferior an.
imal who thus feigned innocence, but
was inclined, on the whole, to take an
indulgent view of his shallow artitice.
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07
Vaccination Not Only q Preventive,
but a Cure.

Mr.. R. C. Furley, L. r. C. S., in let
ter to the Scotsman, says he is able to
prove that vaccination is not only pre-.
ventive of disease, but cure. 1t is, he
says, ascertained that when person liza
BILE to take smallpox is exposed 10 the
infection, the poison circulates in the
blood for eight days before producing
any febrile symptoms; then commence
headache, sickness, pain in the back,
suffused eyes, and peculiarly white
furred tongue group of symptoms
that belong to no other disease, and
which last for three days. It has been
held and acted on since Jenner's great
discovery, more than eighty years ago,
that it is not only wrong, but fatal, to
vaccinate any one during that stage Of
the disease, or the subsequent one
when the eruption makes its appearance.
But Mr.. Furley says he can show, from
cases under his care at the present
time, that if you vaccinate during the
eruptive stage the eruption is immedi-
ately arrested. The mature lymph
overtakes the immature poison, and the
disease terminates. If the eruption has
gone the length Of having white tops,
there is danger Of infection; if not, it
dies away as pimples. Mr.. Furley feels
confident that if every doctor we're to
vaccinate each case of smallpox that
comes under his care at once, many
hundreds of lives would be spared and
many thousands of pounds would be
saved. In the meantime, he invites
members of the medical profession to
accompany him through the patients
he has under his care, and thus possibly
stamp out the epidemic in few weeks.
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From the Des Moines (Iowa) Register.

From the Des Moines (Iowa) Register.
A singular case of railway obstruction,
and one for which no remedy is pro-
vided for by the statutes, occurred a
few evenings since on the Valley Rail-
road, in Greene county. Conductor
Livingston's train, when about three
miles this side of Grand junction, in
passing through some low country and
near pond, ran into an immense flock
of swan, brandt, geese and other wild
fowl. The birds were just about to
alight on the track as the train drew
near. Their number was so great that
the sky was completely filed with them,
and those above pressing down on the
lower strata, forced them to alight on
the car tops. The engine, tender, and
cars were covered with fowls, and some
even chung to the cow.catcher. One
stately swan had wing injured in the
crush, and found a resting place on the
headlight, from whence he was taken
by the engineer. The bird, however,
managed to escape when near Perry,
and jumping frem the tender where he
had been tied, disappeared in the grass.
The raid continued several minutes,
quite number of the aerial army
bring run over by the train, and some
half dozen being captured by pasaen.
gers and employees. As soon as the
birds on top OF the flock began to
realize the situation, they scared away,
followed by the entire covey. Livings.
ton said it was the biggest crowd Of
dead heads that ever tried to board his
train
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

Few people are aware of the immense
productions and resources of these won.
derful coal mines. The wealth of the
property is almost incalculable. These
companies, with the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road and the leased road,, represent a
capital of not less than $500, 10000 in
landed and railroad interests, while the
production has increased from the mod.
est $50 bushels first brougt from the LIE.
high mines to 100000 tons a year.
For tens of miles the whole valley is
literally ablaze with the light of fires
from their iron furnaces. Standing at
the little village Of the Upper Lehigh,
some one thousand nine hundred feet
above high-waterilevel, and surrounded
by the lofty hills, 1t is astounding to
know that $50 feet beneath are men
hard at work raising 200, 900 tons of coal
per year from veins fifteen feet thick.
By the aid of an ingenious machine to
break coal-one of the largest of the
kind in existence-the valuable mineral
is raised from these deep slopes of $50
feet. and, with extraordinary ease,
crushed into all requisite sizes, from the
large Jumps required by steamers to the
little pieces used in our cooking stoves,
all cleaned and made ready for market.
All day the powerful engines are kept
at W ork raising the coal, and all night
pumping the water from the mines.
Apart from the instruction to be OBJ
tanned from visit to this spot, there
are few scenes in the world Of more
grandeur than that from Mount Pisgah
or Mauch Chunk, where the rocks de-
scend in huge perpendicular walls to the
edge of the Lehigh. At Mount Pisgah
is a steep inclined plane, where, in a
length Of 1892 feet, perpendicular
altitude is gained of over 664 feet. The
ascent and descent of this plane in
" safety car" rapidly propelled by iron
bands passing over drum of twenty.
seven feet in diameter, and worked by
two engines Of l20 horsepower each, is
one of the most pleasing and exciting
parts of the visit. Many tourist who
is at loss to decide were to 60 this
summer in search Of novelty, recreation,
and amusement, would find their time
well employed in taking glimpse at the
mineral treasures and scenery of the
Upper Lehigh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07
TIE Supplemental Treaty.

After an executive session of the Sen
ate, on Saturday, lasting nine hours,
and marked at times by a heated and
spirited criticism of the policy of
abandoning the consequential claims
under the treaty of Washington, the
Senate finally voted, by AZ to 9, to adj
wise the President to negotiate the sup.
Elemental article to abandon indirect
damages, and to agree for the future that
neither Great Britain nor the United
States should be liable for the same in
case one is belligerent and the other
neutral. The article thus ratified by
more than a two-tbirds vote is not in the
language submitted by Earl Granville,
but substantially in the nature Of sub.
stitute reportsd by the Senate Commit.
tee on Foreign Relations.