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Don't Read This J!

Good morning, Mrs. ~, where are you bound
for so early :
Mrs. A.-Why Mrs. c.. uon't YOU know Mr..
Byerlv has bought Out the Grocery and Confec-
tiouery Store of Haas IL Weaver, and is selling
nice fresh Groceries. Canned Fruit and in fact,
everything in the Grocery line, cheaper than the
cheapest, and have got tired paying high prices,
SO have made up my mind after this TO patron
izc Mr.. Byerly. So good morning. Mrs. c. ]
must go.
Mrs. c., to hersclf-Wcll ] am bound to find
out for myself, and will 90 to Byerly'sne cheap
cash Grocery, the ne>t time want any
Groceries, COnfes tioneries or Prim Q
Oysters.
! will just say to all come and give me trial,
and satisfy yourselves that there is one cheap
cash Grocery in Sunbury.
Remember the place, No. II, South Third St.,
in Clement House Building, Sunbury, Pa.
S. BYERLY.
Sunbury, Jan. 20, 1872.
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STOVE a. TIN ESTABLISHMENT
MARKET STREET, sUNBURY, PA.
ALFRED KRAUSE, Proprietor.
[suCCEssoR TO SMITH GENTHER.

" ANING purchased the above well known es-
i i tablishmcnt, Mr.. Krause would respectful
~ inform the public that he now has on hand u
large assortment of
COOKING YES,
Spcer's Cook Antitrust, Regulator Revolving
Top, Combination, Susquchanua and others,
which so arranged as to be used for Coal or
Wood, and are warranted to perform satisfactory
~ or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put up to
heat one or more rooms. HEATING STOVES
of different kinds at very low prices.
Tinwarc Of Every Description
kept constantly on hand. Roofing and Spoutng
with the best material, done at short notice.
REPAIRING attended to with dispatch. Coal
Oil aud Lamps constantly on hand. Japan ware
ofa k.nds. Store opposite Conley's hardware
store. Give me 4 call. A. KRAUSE.
apl24-ly
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TunOr OF IL Years Growth
Cured by RndNaI's RCsOlvCnt.

REvgRLY Mass, July ls, lsCs
Dr E,rwAr;t have h,d Ovarian TumOr 10 the oS'rs aud
bowels All the tsid ther1 help for It," tried
every thing recommended but nothing helped
R,vnt and thought would try It tu had no faith Il,
had the
o Redway RUS, and botiles II
Ready R-f there Is Of le fit,
rnd feel better and happier than have fer twelve
The III. ls side Of the bowels. the
write thi 10 yos for the Lnsh Of others You ruhlih
kN
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1t Is not pnNSlc when may give temporary
relief TO The sufferer for the first few doses but
which, from continued use brings Piles and KIN
drcd diseases to aid in weakening the invalid, nor
is it doctored liQuoe. which, under the popular
name Of "Btters' is so extensively palmcd oil
ou the public rs sovereign remedies, but il is a
most powerful Tonic aud Glterativc, pronounced
70 by the leading medical authorities of London
and Paris, and has been long used by the regular
physicians OF other countries with wonderful ie-
medal results.
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
retains all the medical virtues peculiar to the
plant apd must be taken as a permanent curative
agent.
Is there want of action in your Liver & Spleen
Unless relieved AT once. the blood becomes i'm
pure by deieterious secrcions, producing scrofu-
lous or skin diseases, Botches, Felons, rustulcs
Canhur, Pmples, &c, &c.
Take Jurubcha to cleanse, purify and restore
the vtiated blood to healthy action.
Have you a Dyspcptc Stomach! Unless d.
gestiou is promptly aided the system Is debilita-
ted wlh loss of Vita force poverty of the Blood,
Dropsical Tendency, General Weakness or Lassi-
tnde.
Take it to assist Digestion without reaction, il
will impart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer.
Have yOu weakness of the lntestines? You
are in danger or Chronic Darrhoea or the dread
ful Inflammation of the Bowels.
Take it TO alay irritation and ward of tcnden-
cy to i-lammatiOns.
Have YOU weakness of the Uterine or Urinary
Organs You must procure Instant relief or you
are liable 10 suffering worse than death.
Take ii To strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes bIrden.
Finally il should be frequently taken 10 kecI
the system in perfect health or you are otherwise
in great danger Of malarial, miasmatic or cOnta
gious diseases,
JOHN @. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST., Y.
Sole Agent for the United States
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kidney e. Bladder Complaints,

Urinary, and womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes DrOpsy
S0prasc OF Water Incnntcncr uf Urine Brigts Disease
Aumnura and In AL where there hrickdnst de-
pO the water l. thick, cloudy, mixed with substances
like the white ot an or threads like white slk or there
Is morbid dark. bilious appearance, and white bone dust
deposits and when there Is rcklng, burHE sensation
when passing water nnd pain In the Small Of the Back aud
along the Iain.. lrcc, sIoo.
,WCR MS only known and Remedy for
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Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
SUMMER TINE TABLE.

On and after Monday, June Sd. 1879, the
Trains ON the Philadelphia " Eric Rail Road will
run rs follows:
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Hsb advertisements.
DAUCyf a. co.'s COLUMN.
Well, Carbolic Tablets

FoR ,CGus, COLDS & TloARsENEss.
These Tlets present the Acid In Combination
with o,he sflicient remedies, in II popular form,
for thc ore of all THROAT and LUNG Di-
seases. oarscness and liberation of the Throat
are imndiately relieved and statements are con-
stantly eng sent to the proprietor of relief in
cnses Throat difficulties Of years standing.
St!'NON. Don't be deceived by worthless
imiiotms. Get only Wells Carhoic Tablets.
Price cts. Per box. JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
sent ,r Circular. 1s plntt street, N Y.
s7S Sole Agent for United States.
CsvE n day to Agents, selling Campaign Bad
- lOgcs, for Ladies and Gents as breast and
icir pins, gold plated with photographs of Pres-
iental Candidates. Samples mailed free for 80
cents. MCKAY Il CO., 93 Cedar St, N Y.
HORACE GREELEY & FAMILY.
AN elegant Engraving, perfect likenesses. 22x
oS inthes, sent by mail 81, also. Campaign Goods,
silk Grant Badge and plated 25c. Sample
lates styles Wedding cards, Notes. &c., 25c.
A. DEMAREST, Engraver,
s1iw. 1S2 Broadway, \. Y.
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Every drop OF the ShkSAPAkllllAN KESOlsNENT
communicates through the Blood Sweat Urine and othc
fluids and juices Of the system the Of life for 1t repairs
the wastes Of the body with new and found material
Scrofula, syphilis, Consumption. Gnduar disease Ulcers
In the Throat, Mouth Tuuots, Nodes IL tie Glands and
other parts of the system, Sore Eyes SIrmorS bchargs
from the Ears and the forms VI Skn Diseases Etup
tons Fever Sores Scald Head. Ring Worm Salt Rheum,
Eryspcas. Acne BLACK Spots Worms In the Flesh. Tumor
Cancers In the Womb and all weakening and painful dis
charges Night Swsat Loss OF SPERM aud MI wastes of
life principle, within the curative range Of this wonder
of Modern Chemistry, and few days will prove to
using It for either q these forms Of disease its
potent power 10 them.
II the paen daily becoming reduced by the wastes and
decomposition that Is continually progressing succeeds In
rresting these wastes and repairs the with
itl made from healthy hlood-ad this the SARSAPARlI-
LIAM will and does secure
Not only docs the RnsnLyESr excel all
known remedial agents In the Of Chronic ScrofuouS,
constitutional and skin diseases but the only positive
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SAMUEL F. NEvIN's STORE,
TOYS OF ALL KINDS

constantly on hand. The best RAISINS, FIGS,
CURRANTS & DRIED FRUIT.
PURE RIO COFFEE, TEA & SPICES,
fresh Bread, Buns & Cakes, every morning.
FANCY CAKES, BISCUITS, CRACKERS, &c.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS OYSTERS!
Having fitted up room expressly for serving
up Oysters in every style, Ladies and Gentlemen
will be accommodated with the best bivalvcs in
market, at all hours during the day and evening.
Families will be supplied at their residence with
the best Shell or Canned Oysters, as is desirable,
at the very lowest prices.
Call and see my excellent assortment of goods
and ascertain the prices.
S. +. NEVIN.
Dee IL
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MY JOLLY FRIENDS SECRET.


meme success. 18th thousand in press. Agents
delighted and coming money. Agents Wanted
everywhere. GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher,
sI4w T33 SAMSON street. Phila.
AGENTS SPEND :Fssidi f'F ,S%s s?s'IS!; r"F &o! s"a
IAO IL ~ i ~ Clellan's Republican,
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saw. Philadelphia.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DIR, RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCREAsE OF
FLESH AND WEIGIlT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU
TIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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DanyiIIc. HazIetOn a. WiIkesbarre
IL. IL. Pcuna. K. K. 20. Lessee.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On aud after this date Passenger on the
D., II. II w. r. r. will run as follows;
,1-rSnu.nn r,cnU Ann
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and Rioomsburg Rail.

r0b:.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
7. AIMS.
Mp.Gay, July II, 7,'lS7l.
SOUTHWARK.
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SUNNYSIDE HEATER.

April 20, 1872.
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Northern Central Railway.

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Asst. Supt. ~ Eng. Mac
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A Pullman Train, Runs Into Freight
Train-0ne Han Killed and Fifteen
IBjared-TrRins Smashed up.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H, October 22.-The
Pullman train ON the Eastern railroad
hence for Boston, at three o'clock this
morning, ran into a freight train at Sea-
brook, sixteen miles from this place.
1t is reported that a number of persons
were killed and wounded, including the
engineer, Deering, and the fireman "
the Pullman train The accident WIS
caused by q misplaced switch. The
only person killed outright was Captain
Richard Norton, Of Brunswick, Maine,
aged about sixty years. Levi I. san
born, railway mail agent, was badly in
jured, aud it will probably be necessary
70 amputate his leg; the assistant mail
agent was seriously injured, and will
probably die. Fifteen are reported in
iured, nine Of whom were in the Pull
man train baggage-car, which was tele-
scOped into the snOking-ca The en-
ginee- jamped or but the fireman stuck
ID his post. Neither Of the men were
much injured. The wounded were
mostly taken In Newburyport, where
two have since died.
Up 10 two o'clock this afternoon Cap
tain Norton was the only person who
had died. There are from twelve to
fifteen wounded in Rll-tbree whose in
juries will probably prove fatal. Among
the latter Is one man about thirty-five
years Of age. He is deliTious, and talks
of Geo. Hayward, Minneapolis and
Randolph, Massachusetts,. The body Of
Captain Norton will be taken to Port
lard, where an inquest will be held.
NJ D. Walker, Of Salem, died Of Lis
injuries received at the Seabrook disas-
ter. Geo. Haywood, or Calais, Maine,
on his way to Minneapolis, il lying AZ
the city hospital fatally injured in the
snina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-23
THE RED HEN.
The Indian Delegations at Washington
Notified of the New Policy Adopted
by the Administration.
They Pretend to be Satisfied with the
SItuatiOn-All Tribes not Acqui-
escing win be Compelled
to Submit.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, General
Walker, had a talk with the Kiowa,
Camanche and Apache Indian delega-
tions to-day ut the Department Of the
Interior. General Walker indulged in
very plain talk, in accordance with the
views of the Administration as recently
expressed by the President and members
of the Cabinet.
After the regular business Of the ses-
sion had been concluded, the ultimatum
Of the government was stated 10 these
Indian Representatives substantially as
follows; The government has ceased to
accept mere professions Of friendship
and good faith, and now requires evil
dences Of their honesty Of purpose. The
terms dictated were First-The Kiowas
an1 Comanches here represented must,
before the fifteenth of December next,
camp every chief, head man, brave and
family within ten miles of Fort Sill and
agency. They must remain there until
spring without giving trouble, and shall
not then leave but with the agents con-
sent; and shall before that date give up
TO the agent all animals they have stO-
len from the government, or any person
in their neighborhOOd, military author
tiles, agents and traders; and where
they cannot return the same stolen ami
mails, must make resii u.iOn from their
own stock. All these things the repre-
sentafives of the Indians promised to
do. General Walker informed them
that the government does not propose to
treat with those portions of the tribal
band WHO have declined to send repre-
sentatives to Washington, and theywOuld
soon hear that United States troops have
been directed to operate against them.
Every man not belonging to the tribal
land not at peace by the fifteenth of De-
cember is to be considered an enemy of
the government, and as having chosen
to remain hostile, such persons are to
receive no further benefit from the gov
ernment, and that the troops would fight
them wherever they were found. The
Commissioners assured those who COM
piled with the requirements Of the gov
ernment, they should be provided for.
The Indians remaining silent, they
were asked whether they had anything
to say, when one Of them, after a short
conference with his fellow-chiefs, said,
1--WE come here TO do what our great
fathers want US to do; we told you what
the Council did. If we didn't intend to
do well, we wouldn't have come here"
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LONDON. October 22-Wet weather
prevails throughout England to-day.
The ship J. +. Chapman, which lefl
New York on the fourth Of SeptembeI
for Hamburg, was abandoned al ses in
"a sinking condition. The crew were
taken OF by passing vessel and landed
al Bristol
TeleErgplic communication with Mel
bourne is now complete. An unimpor-
taut dispatch fTom that city, dated the
twenty-frs- instant, is published.
Only thirty persons were injured by
the fall OF Tie circus gallery al Sheffield
last ght.
The race for the Cambridgeshire stakes
took place to-day at Newmarket, and
was won by Playfair, Finistierre second,
and POmad0ud third.
Miss Agnes Livingstone, daughter OF
DR.. Livingstone, has published a letter
from her father, 10 which be says: II
have written two Letters TO Mr. Bennett.
I meant % keep the materials 20 my
self, but because the expedition was ex-
pensive, / gave Stanley what would
help him TO write q book. In his hands
il is harmless, for the Americans are
good and generous friends.n
The Royal Geographical Society gave
. banquet to Stanley last night. Many
Of the nobility and number Of Amer
lean gentlemen were present. Among
the latter were Mr.. Moran, United
states Charge dAffaires, and Mr.. Glenn
ems. the humorist Mr.. Moran REPLIED
10 the toast in honor Of the President o.
OF the United States.
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SPAIN.

NADRID, October 22.-In the Cortes
yesterday, Seuor Pascual called atten-
ton 70 what he termed the shameful
condition Of the telegrgu'.ic service IN
Spain; that be knew Of e. .ses in which
dispatches from Madrid we. fOrty-eigh;
hours in reaching Paris, an thirty--ix
wanted TO know OF the government,
which had charge Of the telegrsphs, II Il
WIS unable to do better, whether the
business could not be transferred 10 pri-
vate hands.
Senor Nartos, Minister Of Justice, an
nouuced that a new amnesty bill for The
recent political oflenses would z0On be
submitted.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
n,vrr,. Ueatner ana au.tuesr.

CITY OF Anrusta. Belle Vernon.
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WsshiaEaan NOses.

WAsHINCToN, October y. - The
Southern Claims Commission was occu-
pied nearly al day hearing ten small
claims Of colored men FROM the Eastern
Shore, Virginia.
Attorney-G Gsneral Williams left Wash
ington for Richmond, Virginia, this
morning, to take part for 4 few days in
1ie Presidential canvass in that section.
Henry y. J. Pratt, Chef Of First Di-
plomatic Bureau Department Of State,
has resigned
The Lighthouse Board has given no.
tice that on aud after the thirteenth OF
October a red light viii be exhibited
from an open framework structure re-
Gently erected at the outer end Of the
north pier in the harbor Of Milwaukee.
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Neu naIlrona Arsoela,Ion.

IHDIAEAPoLIs, October 22.-~The arti-
cles OF association Of the Toledo.
Muncie aud Southwestern railway were
fled in the Secretary > Office to-day, and
the following directors were elected
Jesse L. Morton and Thomas n. Cook,
Of Ohio; I. MeEril and Reuben 3.
Mitchell, Of Mound City, Ohio; Dres-
den Howard, Of Fulton county, Ohio;
Thomas kirby, Of Muncie, Indiana; Ho-
ratio Lockhart, Of Delaware county,
Indiana; William 6. Sutton, Of Jay
county, Indiana, and Philomen n. Col
lins, Of Adams county. The capital
. ock Of the company is i've hundred
Thousand dollars.
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WASHINGTON, October 22.-The cir
cumstances of the cadet trouble at the
Naval Academy ut Annapolis, as re-
ported to the Navy Department, are,
briefly, that Robert D. Diggs, Of Mary
land, cadet midshipman, met the coli
Ored cadet midshipman, COnyers, on the
grounds of the Naval Academy; after
some words between them, a fight en-
sued, Diggs getting the better of Con-
yers. The representation being that
Diggs was in fault, an order was issued
last night in the case by the acting See
retary of the Navy, dismissing Diggs
from the A academy.
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TURF MATTERS.
LEXINGTON.
New Aspirsnt for HOnOrs in the TrOt-
/ ting Morld.

A New Aspirsnt for HOnOrs in the TrOt-
finE world.
LEXINGTON, KY, October 22.-At
DR.. Herr's colt show this afternoon,
about two hundred persons were pres
ent. James StOule exhibited a chestnut
FLY, one year old, by Msmbrina Patch
er, dam BY the thoroughbred horse Mark
Time. She was given = two mile trial.
She trotted the first mile in three min
utes and five seconds, and the second
mile in three minutes and two seconds,
making the two miles in six minutes
and seven seconds. This is the most
wonderful performance ever witnessed
in the Blue Grass region, and, we dare
say, in America. We never saw such 8
display Of speed, as yet, Of Mambrina
Patcher, full brother to Lady Thorn,
as was exhibited to-day.
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PARIS, October 2Z-The election In
Narhahan TO fill a vacancy in the Ma
t1nal Assembly from That department.
resulted in the success OF the Iegitmist
candidate.
Senator Sumner yesterday visited ex-
Minister Motley Alr. Sumner sails Tor
New York on the fourteenth OF No
remJer.
Letters from the Communist prisoners
planning Of their nl-treatmeDt and hard
ships.
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weather Probabilities.

WAsHINGToN, October 22.-Clear snC
cool weather, With northerly and west
erly winds Tor the Northwest, extending
over the upper lakes and TO the Ohi'
valley; for Mississippi valley, nOrtherly
% easteTly winds, threatening weathe
and occasional rain; on the lower lskes
clearing weather With Light RAIN anI
northerly winds; for New England snC
Middle States, cloudy weather and occa
slonal rains; for Gulf and South Atlantic
threatening indications with probabl,
fresh nOrtherly TO easteriy winds, ant
rain on South Atlantle; on Easter
Gulf, winds with cloudy weather anC
rain; and on northern and western Gulf
northeriy 10 easterly winds, with san'
conditions.
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BALTIMORE.
Meeting on the EfmIicO Course Wei
Affenaaa Ynnfartlar

Meeting on the PfmIicO Course Well
AttendeG Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-The races
over the PimlicO Course commenced to-
day, and were well attended. The hur-
die race, for all ages, two miles, was
won by Lochiel, beating Tsmmany and
Blind Tom. Time, S:584. The Dixie
Stakes, for three-year Olds, two miles,
was won by Hubbard; Joe Daniels see
ond, True Blue third. Time, 3:36i.
For the Pimlico Stakes, mile heats, all
ages, only two started, and was won by
TubmaD, distancing Fsddledeen in the
second heat Time, I:47;; :434. The
last race, three miles, all ages, was won
easily by Monarchist, beating Defender
and Flora MeTOon fifty to sixty yards.
Time, 6:0lf.
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Anothsr Rallaias swinaEs-Consm

ST. LOUIS, October 22.-Some months
ago the County Court appointed threS
eTperts 10 investigate the alleged frauds
ID the construction Of the new county
isu and the building attached, known
a. the "F0ur Courts" That committee
has made "a elaborate report, and find
that the buildings cost the county one
hundred and four thousand dollars morC
than its actual value. This excess !
made up OF o large amgunt Of extra
work. tie letting Of large contraets
without competition and at extravaganl
prices. payment Of large sums for WORK
not done, payment at fuil price Cor infe-
nor work, etc. The cost OF Tie buiiding
to the county Is placed at seven hundred
and seventy-seyen thousand dollars
/ while its actual value is alleged to d
only six hundred aud sizty-thEee thou
I seud dollars.
7 \ committee Of prominent merchants
: and business men, with Mayor Brown
81 Chairman, has been appointed d
4 make the necessary Arrangements fol
! the meeting Of eCoIamercial C'onven-
( ton, which adjourned last wear from
Baltimore 70 meet in ST. Louis on the
thisd Monday in November, ana also q
provide suitable entertainments for it'
I members.
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BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, October o.
Major Thomas NJ. Anderson, Of the Fif-
teenth infantry, arrived here this NOR
ming from San Antonio, having been de
tailed by the War Department to inves-
tigate certain claims presented by Mex
leans residing in this State before the
Joint Mexican Commission in Wash
ington, for cattle alleged to have been
taken by the United states troops about
the close of the war. These claims
amount to a large sum, and are supposed
to be greatly exaggerated, as the number
Of cattle for which compensation is
asked exceeds all the animals Of every
class upon which the claimants paid
taxes. Major Anderson is a fine law
yer, and has had considerable expert
ence on this frontier, and the case will
be thorough investigated.