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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-09
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSAOHU.

OSETTS.- oRcEsTER, SIS. Probate Court.-To all
persons Interested in the Estate of HULDAH L.
testate;
You are cited to appear at Probate Court.
to be held at Worcester, in said county on the third
Tuesday of September next, at nine O'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause why the account rendered by
Albert P Sampson the Administrator, of his admins
ration of said estate, and file at this office
should not be allowed and asOAYhy the claim said the
accountant creditor 81 said estate should not be al
lowed.
by publishing the a week, two weeks sue
eessvely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication be day
at least before said Court and to send to be
sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid to each OF the heirs devisees
egatees Of said estate, their legal Representatives
known TO the petitioner seven days at least before said
Court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge said Court
this thirty-hrst day Of August, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-two
CHAS L. STEVENS, Register.
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WO ROE STER COUN Z Y
wv NORTHUMBERLAND SOCIETY.

WO ROES TER COUN TY
w HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
All persons intending to compete for the liberal
premiums vegetables at the Annual Autumnal EXhi-
btiOn, notified that by authority of the Committee
Exhibitions the Secretary will require that they shall
file with him general list of their articles, specifying
their respective classes, per published sche5ule
before Tuesday Sept 10Th inst Reasonable additions
to such lists may be made thereafter; but entries will
not be received from those who do not conform this
rule, established for the benefit ofali.
EDWARD W. LINCOLN, Secretary,
No. Oak Street.
Worcester, Sept. 2, 1872. dtsl0 50
VVHE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-09

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETS. WORCESTER IS. Probate COurt.-To the
Heirs at law next Of kin and all other persons interested
in the estate of WILLIAM KlNNICUTr late of Wurces-
ter, in said county, deceased
Upon the petition Of Francis II. Kinnicutt you
hereby cited to appear Probate Court to be held
Worcester, in said County the third Tuesday of Sep
TENDER current at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show
cause. If any you have, why an instrument purporting
to be the last Will and testament Of said deceased should
not be approved.
And the said petitioner is ordered to serve this
citation by publishing the same week, two weeks
successfully in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one
day. at least before said court and send cause to
be sent written printed copy of this notice. proper
y mailed postage prepaid, TO each of the heirs devsees
egatecs OF said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner days at least before sand
Court
Witness Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court
this third day OF September in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two.
CHAS. E. STEVENS, Register
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Geo. 7. Aitchison's Carriage Manufaey,
COR. SCHOOL &, UNION SITS,

Also, some good Secondhand Top and Open Buggies,
PhaetOn, Prince Albert ltbuy, Sukey. Road Gig and
one Coach, nearly new &c, at
Geo. 7. Aitchisons Carriage Manufac'y,
COR. SCHOOL 81 UNION SITS,
Worcester Mass.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
York. In the matter Of EDWARD $. lALL, Bankrupt.
The UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that on the 18TH
day Of September, A. D. S2 at one O'Clock in the after
occupied by Edwards. Hail. at Mlville, in the town of
Blackstone and state of Massachusetts, certain personal
property belonging TO the estate Of the said Edward $,
Hail. the bankrupt above named, OF which the following
list, viz broad brushing machine, valve renting
machine l patent emery grinder, l Crompton loom, l.
chairs letter copying press clOck letter scale, pair
large shears about II tons camel gas coal 40 lbs or
warp 239 lbs white cotton twist warp, 1877 lbs
run black wool and cotton twist warp 81 lbs orange
twist filing a lbs white silk mixed do as lbs.
do do 81 lbs odd lots 36h lbs No 100 white
cotton yarn IA lbs No p do, Ia lbs No. 30 orange do
Dbl AZ gals. ex. lart OIL satinet warps, SIP dOz
broom, 10 b9s soti soap Az lbs inch mule banding,
brushes, Jacket lamps dJz. shuttes IA doz loom
pcSers $50 satnet eiole SIG picker sticks 1881 lbs.
finished castings, 24Jl lbs rough DO, u bars wrought
iron ~ lbs tener bar pins 2Oi lbs sheet iron, lbs. cop
per pipe. lbs. lead packing lbs. rubber cushions OIL
crank arms "a pipe plugs, 10 truck rolls "a sweep bolts
picker bolts card comb studs 9hy handles II cham
beam rolls, ~ assorted sizes r. and L. couplings 81 do
~ inch single de- 80 chain wheel castings 81 picker bolts
studs LIS lbs. WIRE 6S lbs nuts Inch globe valves
double bottoms lineh brass valve 20 assorted sizes
rs umhsr 9X40 inch do. l2xiS inch. do. 9x4S in.
feed rolls lsNls in da. in ~ dofer rings doz nat
files doz oilers Ol eapboards, AZ lbs spindle band
ing, about NJ. pay envelopes.
The terms Of said sale will DO cash delivery. For
further particulars apply 60 r NJ Chase at said mill
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of Edward $, Hail.
~ Wall street, New York
N ~
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- SETS WORCESTER, IS. Probate Court.-To the
Hers-at-Law Next ofkin, and all other Persons inter-
ested in the Estate OF ME K :. FOX, late Of E0r
cester. in said County, deceased;
Upon the petition of C. Willard Hamilton, you are
hereby cited appear Probate Court be held at
Worcester, in said County, the third Tuesday Of
September current, nine O'Clock in the forenoon
show cause, If any you have, why ns trument pur
porting be the last Will and testament OF said lie
ceased should not be approved; and also why the said
petitioner, the executor therein named, should be
exempt rom giving surety or sureties on his bond
And the said petitioner IS ordered to serve this
citation by publishing the week three weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily spy. newspaper
printed Worcester the last pubcaonto be one day at
least before said Court and TO send be sent
written printed copy OF this notice. properly mailed
postage prepaid, each OF the heirs deysees egl
tees OF said estate their legal representatives known
the petitioner days least before Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge said Court
this fifth day Of September, in the year thousand
eight hundred and seventy two.
CHAS. Z. STEVENS Register.
81 ,lTQ
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY license Of the Probate Court for the county Of
Worcester, the subscriber guardian of Ruth e. Chester
w and Arthur n. Dewey. children OF q. r Deyey, Of
Worcester In said county, minors, Will sell 81 Public
Auction. on the premises, on the
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18th, 18th, 10Th and Goth September.

The Exhibition will open on Tuesday September
18th at O'Clock P NJ and close en- Friday, September
Goth, at O'Clock
Articles offered for Premium the Annual Exhibition
be entered with Secretary before nine 90 clock
M, on Tuesday, September I7th Contributors who
dwell within the city limits should and remember
this change.-SEcl
Admission to the Exhibition for those who are not
members of the Society % cents; children under ls
years of age, Is cents
On SATURDAY, September 2lst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
the Fruit belonging the Society will be sold at Public
Auction, and all specimens that claimed at that
time will be considered given to the Society and will
be sold for its benefit.
Certificates of Membership will be furnished by the
Secretary. upon the receipt of the following sums;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-09

PROPOSALS for the Lease of the Refresh
mont Room OF the Worcester Agricultural Society,
60, haih DAYS OF their next Annual Fair, Sept 18th and
10Th will 6e received until the 18th of September next
Address JAS. r. PIERCE, secretary Of Committee VI
Arrang aments uNlz au@V
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NEW PAKTNERsuIP.

The subscribers have formed copartnership under the
en ma of JOSEPH CHASE Co., for the transaction
~ General grocery business, at the old stand No 375
" III, q street JOSEPH CHASE,
ph"' b. d. DWINNELL.
u,,.,oator NAV 6lg72 dtf "a
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GEES! CARRIAGEs!
n A r r A G 3 5 Q A r RI A G ES
AUCTION SALE
CUSTOM MADE CARRIAGES !
viii be sold by Auction,
SEPT. EAT IL O'CLOCK,

large stock of Light Prince Alberts Phaeton Top and
Open Buggies Goddard style Buggies CarIya. Concord
and Iyers style Bugges. very Light Road Wagons Bust
Wagons, &c.
Also, some good Secondhand Top and Open Buggies
Phaeton Prince Albert Tbury, Sulkey Road Gig, and
one Coach nearly new, &c, at
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w- Ask for our Book List.
nIssOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

hISSUIUTIUN UF PAKTN EKSHIP.-
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the arm
name Of JosEPH CHASE & Co., dissolved by mutual
consent An accounts will be settled az the old stand
and patrons requested to be prompt in settling old
accounts. JOSEPH CHASE
FRED. A CHASE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
RAILROAD MEN.

The Northern Pacific Railroad party.
,ays the san Francisco Chronicle OF
saturday, consisting OF General Geo.
W. Cas-, w. B Ogden. Frederick Bill
.lngs. Charles b. Wright, William
Tindan, L. II. Garfield and Samuel
Wilkinson. Secretary. arrived in this
.ity OIL Wednesday from Oregon by
sea. Yesterday Messrs. Cas-, Billings
aud Wright started East by rail to NJ
tend to urgent railroad business In
Dakota; the other members OF the
party will remain here n few days.
The track Of the main road is now laid
from Lake Superior to the Missouri
river. i55 miles. aud from kalama to
Huhgkin.. IS miles. Next year 100
miles will be completed from the MI
souri, river to the Yellowstone, ut the
mouth Of Powder river, and POS miles
from the Columbia, near the mouth OF
Snake river, to Pen d'Oreille Lake.
From Portland to the mouth Of Snake
river, u distance Of 270 miles, there Is a
good river navigation, and also OH Pen
I'Oreille Lake aud Its tributary river,
there Is good navigation for l2O miles,
so that at the end or 1873 the company
will have 600 miles of steam communi-
cation at each end Of the line, with a
gap Of 200 miles to be completed after
ward. -a.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
Union Republican Ticket.
INEFFIcIHNoY OF THE LAWS
AND The JURY SYSTEM.

In England the laws are properly
enforced without fear or favor. n
man. however high his position In so
ciety, eau violate them with IMMUNITY
and it should be so Ia this country
Nothing so much demoralizss a peopi'
rs q lax administration OF justice, no
thing tsnds so fsirfully to corruption
as the uncertainty Of punishment.
Population, robbery and murder no
longer excite the feelings Of horror
that they did twenty years ago. TIA
ina have wealth or powerful ihf!u-
ence, he may commit almost any
crime without much fear Of being sue
cessfully prosecuted. II any be dis
posed TO doubt the truth OF this asser-
ton, let him reflect for q moment OH
the few convictions for murder that
occur when the prisoners are wealthy.
by the lavish expenditure Of money
aud the aid OF the senseless law re.
gsrding the mode Of selecting jurors,
the chances are decidedly In favor OF
the acquittal Of the accused. Sooa-il
we are not already-we will be known
rs a nation who attach but little i'm
portsnce to tho proper execution OF
It's laws. All good citizens d~cprecate
this state Of affairs aud wish it were
otherwise but they cannot see how II
can be amended. Let the press unau-
imously demand = change In the Law
which virtually dlsqualiies Intelligent
men from serving IS jurors. BY a tic-
ton Of the law a man Is supposed to
be tried BY his peers. Is he so tried
when the jury consists Of men who
never read the newspapers? Of men
who arc &C stolid and obtuse that no
sensible n would entrust any bust
ness to them? The law must be
changed If we would not have our pos
terity reproach Us tor gross stupidity.
The press with Its mighty influence
can haye the law relative to jurors
amended, and it will be derelict to
duty II IL does not agitate the question
until 1t Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
GRANTS

The elections In Pennsylvania, Ohio
and o:her States demonstrate the pop
ularity Of Grant with the masses.
Despite the ISLANDERS and contumely
which have been heaped upon him, the
American people are determined to
show their gratitude to him for his
splendid services during the civil war.
The politicians do not understand the
temper Of the people; cannot properly
appreciate the hold which Grant has
on their affection and esteem. We
have q parallel clse In General jack
sons reelection; he, like Grant, wa-
traduesd aud detained IS few men
have been, but the people rallied to
the support Of the old hero anu
triulnphantly vindkAted his character
FROM the foul aspersious which thu
politicians put upon him. SO will
the merchants, the lawyers, the mt
chauies aud the boue and siusw oil the
country triumphautly rc-elect the her"
Of the civil war. the man whose NAME
will 60 down to posterity side by side
with the immortal Washington. Il
would appear rs II the gross, scandal
u and. outrageous abuSe with VIII ch
Grant has been treated has only served
to endear him to those VINO justly
think his eminent services to his couu-
try far outweigh anything that the
sore-headed politician eve did. Thus
10 the American people recognize and
reward modest merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
HAlItRED.

Under this heading a Western editor
who had equipped himself with a new
paper collar and n pair Of second hand
kids, In order to spread himself at a
wedding, thus expresses himself In
good wishes to the happy couple after
the show was over: May heaven do
for the young couple all tho idlotic
things that twaddllng ~rhymesters usu-
ally request on such occasions. Shower
blessings enough on their heads to
wear five thousand cast iron or gutta
pcrcha pates rs bald rs billiard balls.
Scatter the roses along their pathway
till they have to get \ locomotive
suow-plow 70 shovel them away.
Grant them skies 50 undoubtedly
bright that they will have to carry
two-ply cotton umbrellas at midnight,
And at last, save their souls In the
same ceicstlal egg-basket, beyond the
smiling and weeping. beyond the wax.
Ing and sleeping, and several other
things too tedious 70 mention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
srIll ANOTHER 81 DORADO.

Almost simultaneously. and appa-
rently without any CONCERT Of action,
upon the appearance Of a wondrous
story of an fsland Of gold on the south
ern shore of the Caribbean Sea, comes
4 report from a correspondent Of the
New York World, writing FROM Veno-
xuela, to which country the island Of
fabulous richness ls allied, Of exten-
live gold fields In the State Of Guayana,
,fgreat extent, reaching through four
leSrees of longitude aud three VI lati-
nile. aud riyaliug In all respects the
auriferous regions of California aud
Australia. The new discoveries arc
aid to be on branches Of the Oronoco,
III u tropical paradise, where the earth
produces spontaneously all that the
stomach Of man Graves or can digest
where vegetables, milk and butter. and
ish. and all niannsr Of good things,
nay be had for the taking, and where
the natives are peaceable and willing
I'd work, while tue boss minor may
.leep to wake a millionaire. The rich
est fields so far discovered are reported
ID be on the Turnari river, which Is
"a tributary Of the Zurnan, which falls
,nto the Cuyuni II short distance before
the latter falls Into the Es'eQuibo."
The mines lie sixty miles due south
from Plscoa, situated at the upper end
ii the delta OF the Oronoco. The
mines are said to have been known to
.ue early Spaniards. but OH the mas
Sacre of the Capuchin fathers In 1917
they were abandoned aud somewhat
forgotten. Latterly they have been
brought to public attention. The cor
respondent Of the World gives an ac-
count Of American companies that are
operating in the quartz lodes and with
success. The modes OF working them
are rather primitive, but the rock 10
20 free from base metal that no difh'
Guilty Is found In extracting the gold.
In short the story Is, the country OF
large extent Is rich, that It possesses
timber, food and labor, and that the
Venezuelan Congress has removed all
obstructlng laws, and desires the free
development of the region. This story
will answer as q companion piece to
the Arizona diamond fields aud the
island OF nearly or quite solid gold
known by the significant name OF
Aruha--Snc Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
ANAsuvIL1.r EARraQuAxE.-A "A back

NASHVILLE EARrHouAxE.-A back
woods pair innoceutly disrobcd In tho
elevator Of u Nashville Hotel. Just as
they were looking for The bedstead the
elevator commenced to move down.
Hello" shouted tho man, what's
upy" "lt's an earthquake. and we're
being swallowed up alive" answered
hls wife. Both screamed and howled
for help at the top OF their voices.
People rushed from their rooms, aud
the most Intense excitement prevailed
until the elevator reached the ground
floor. Then out dashed a man Clad In
Il shirt and q woman In a red flannel
petticoat aud n sack. An explanation
followed, and the two retired to their
room. the man muttering as he vent:
II thought the intsrnal thing was
mighty small aud close for a bed room
anyhow" g 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
rnrArrse HIS FnIrsps.-rwo friends

TREATING HIS FRIENps.-rwo friends
made a bet upon the result Of the race
between "Occident" aud goldsmith
Maid" The stipulatlons OF the bet
were that the loser should, upon meet
lug the winner, escort him to any
suitable place in the vicinity and
"treat" hun and any number Of the
winners friends who might be within
call, the loser, Of course, defraying all
the expenses. This mode Of procedure
wa, TO be repeated on every occasion
IF meeting for IA month. Yesterday
morning tie winner, with a few ''dry"
friends, watched the door Of the loos-
er's office until he appeared. when he
was reminded Of his obligation, and
the tirst drink was taken towards
liouldating the bet. As the month has
only iu.t commenced, there are strong
indications that there will be some
lively ..dodging" INDUCED Ia BY the
loser during ths time OF liquidation
S. F. Cal Of Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
WHO OWNS I" GOLDSMITH MAID ?"

Report has 1t that Malcolm Gill, of
Gerraud county, will Immediately in-
Stitute legal proceedings IN the New
York Courts for possession OF the
celebrated trotting mare Goldsmith
Maid. Gill claims that she Is his mare
Joet, which was supposed to have been
burned at the NicholaSville fire some
seven Years ago. 1t Is now said that
he mare was stolen and the livery
table In which she was placed fired In
order to cover tho theft. The fire, 1t
will be recollected, occurred at night
Turing the week Of the Fair, when a
large number Of fine horses were In
Nicholasville for exhibition. The &C.
count given OF the fire at the time rep
resented several thousandd dollars worth
" valuable stock as having been de-
,troyed. and mentioned particularly
ellis fine mare. The account also
stated how much attected-even to
rears-Gill was, and how his trainer
kissed the shoes Of his supposed lost
tavorits animal.
It Is said now that Gill's trainer
happened to be at one Of the great
trotting races between Goldsmith Maid
and Lucy, and at once recognized the
Maid as the mare which was thought
To have been destroyed ut the Nicholas
Willie fire. Upon closer Inspection he
,ecame thoroughly convinced that she
vas the Identical mare. He %thercupon
communicated with Gill. told him that
Goldsmith Maid was his lost Joet, aud
that he ought to take steps for her re-
covery. Alter some hesitation Gill
determined to look into the matter,
md for that purpose Went to New
York aud saw Goldsmith Maid, aud.
w understand. recognized her as his
iormsr property, and determined to
cake steps for her recovery. II Is also
aid that In addition to her marked
resemblance to the animal supposed
to have been burned, In form, color,
lie, action, disposition. etc., she Is
the exact age that ellis mare should
te. aud has the SAME pedigree.
IL Is u remarkable case. aud II prose-
cuted to the end, will doubtless prove
/, very tedious one.-Richmond, n.y..
l-.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
4 man SlRuNe LADY,

From the Salt Lake Herald, October lS1
In this city lives a young lady who
Is entitled to the appellatloii Of pros
pecting Die Vernon. She Is fair and
seemingly delicate, but although petite
in ioru aud figure, Is abundsntly EN-.
dowed with nerve aud energy. Fond
to a passion oil the grand In nature, she
has scaled on foot the highest peaks Of
the Cottonwoods, and explored the
caveruous recesses Of the. deepest
mines. We have known her. on sew
eral OCCASIONS, when prospecting on,
foot, with staff In hand, the tall peaks
Of the Waatch, to compel her male
escort to cry halt. Withal she Is the
perfection ofalniabllity and maidenly
modesty, and In exploring the my.te-
rles of the mountains Is Inspired to tie
undertaking purely BY a love for the
grand and curious In nature. IL Is
needless to say that she Is possessed Of
ine natural talents, aud that they have
been educated up to u high standard,
and msny Of our readers will recog-
nize In this description of our heroine,
Miss -. and will agree that In what
We have said Of her there Is no exag-
geratlon Of compliment. Our fair
~protpectress being at Alta a day or
two Since, SAW for the first time Ia OPP
Grafton the wire suspension tramway
just completed by the Vallejo Com.
pany, aud her masculine escort, whom
we suspect Is smitten with his charge,
proposed to her. IN jest, TO take u ride
up the wire cable to tho mine. She
promptly accepted the invitation, when
our male friend, growing Il little nerv-
Gus, suggested difficulties In the way
Of the trip, but failed to dissuade her
from attempting 1t. The tramway Is
1880 feet long, rises at oil angle OF
about twenty degrees, and the cable Is
suspended on stanchions forty feet
high. There were no other carriages
than ore buckets, and In q Of these,
which are suspended six feet below
the cable. our heroine, undaunted and
alone, and as coolly as SCOTS Die Yer
non would have let fly n falcon from
her wrist, took passage and made the
ascent without mlshap or serious In
convenience. although the swaying of
the wire between the %stanchions Is CAL
culated to create tho sensation Of sea
sickness. Quite a crowd gathered to
gaze at the ascent, aud to those a short
distance of to whom the wire was In
visible, It appeared as II our fair friend
was sailing through mid air ; and II 1t
had been witnessed BY any Of our city
disciples OF Hume, In ignorance Of the
circumstances, they would, no doubt,
have been ready to testify that the
spirits we're at work aud that angels
were disporting themselves In palpa-
BILE sight lu the blue empyrean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
ENFORCING TIE MrsINa LAw.-Ths

ENFORCING THE MtSISa LAw.-The
San Frsncisoo Chronicle Of Saturday
s.ys: The mining law OF Nevada pro-
vide. that In Incorporating q company
In this State TO mine In Nevada. q GER
tilted copy Of the certificate Of inGor-
porxtion must b. iiled With Inc he
corder Of the district In which the m,he
is situated. besides the certificate nlea
with the County Clerk. and the cert
fled COPY 10 Ia sent to the Secretary Of
STATE. fncorporators will do well to
bar this In mind. a. the officers In Ne
ysda are now strictly enforcing this
provision Of the Jaw.