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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
EpR,s Daughter Nearly Drowned.

Miss Bunker and Mr.. Haynes, a pair Of deaf
mutee were united in matiimony in Raleigh, NC,
an recently on their journey home from church
the brid al party came very near being drowned
while crossing a swollen stream. The bride
groom, who never swan before, rescued his
young bride by swimming and carrying her in
nus arms distance of several yards to the shore.
Miss Bunker is daughter Of Eng, one of the
Siapnaaa fuina
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
The Corn crop.

The report of the Agricultural department for
September shows that the yield OF maze Will be
somewhat lower than last year. Tue acreage
also appears to be four per cent, less than 1872
making reduction of more than million acres,
mostly in Ono, Indiana Illinois, and Iowa
nearly two-thirds of million being in Illinois
Fhe general average condition, as based upon
he coun y ave a5t and the proportion of the
srep proauced BY each county, is 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

The death of gallant winslow brings to mind
his famous victory over the Alabama. 1t was
o1e of the most brilliant acts of the War-on Ell.
ther side-and the news. that the pirate which
had 30 seourged our commerce was at the bot
tom of the sea was as welcome a word as war
sent to the country, few great victories only
axrantad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
spsr;al Auttfgs.
Condemned.

Basam ,0paiba is condemned and discarded as
JeiDg not vuy worthless, but Irequsntly Injurious
IL is disgusting in taste anu 3in. and Will disorder
he sOuluest stomach and stlll the quaeks use the
drug
SHmarilan's Gift s purely vegetable, pleasant TO
lake and will cure every time III irom two 10 foui
laws We price ourselves On its certainty OF Gu le
rs iJ is the only known meulc ne that cdh be de
9ended On, tbsTeOy avoiding eXp0suie and tTouble.
5riCe: Male packages, 81; 1emae, So.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
ss-a-s--. .yELhe1sgTohr DBB.
"Wednesday Afternoon. October I.
The WESTERN AND EASTERN FARMERS.

The MEHTEhE and EAoEEhN FARRELL
In go far as the organization Of the Farmers
Oranges is or appears to be, the organization OF
= single classit cannot fail to excite Jealousy and
hostility among all other classes, for it's secret
character attaches suspicion to its objects and
methods, at once. All other classes OF lsborert
fear that ance il works in the dark it may intend
evil results and it cannot be surprising that they
should feel SO,
Beyond this however, there is very grave
doubt whether there is any strong common inter
est between the farmers OF the Interior
and Far West on one hand and those OF our East
ern States, on the other. The great effort of the
Grsngers is to reduce freiehts and SO deliver
their grain at less cost on the sea- board. But
Already our Atlantic farmers have been COM
planning that Western. wheat, corn, and cattle
come forward in such large quantities as to sink
prices below margin of profit The Western
lands are cheap. fertile, and easily cultivated; !;
ours are high-priced, require careful tillage and
high manuring. Wheat, here, therefore costs
n the field, much more per bushel than that (
the Western farmer, and the lower his freights
are the more seriously does his competition bear
upon our agrioulturists. The same is true OF
cattle raising and fAttening.
II, therefore, the Changers want to open the
Eastern markets to themselves, still more com.
pletely, it is not easy to see how the Eastern
farmers can take stock in BEHALF Of the effort.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

So far as our observation extends. the most
fair and liberal feeling prevails among the cred
itors of the various suspended bankers. Thit
is best for all parties concerned In most caset
no doubt, the debtors themselves can do fai
better in liquidation than could be done by al
assignee, and infinitely better than in going
through the Bankruptcy Courts. Wherever the
creditors know their debtor to be an honest
man, they will serve themselves and secure the
best results by letting him close out his own OBJ
legations, unless he can be enabled to resume
business, again, which is still b. tier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
lNI II Il q M "a.
AWARDED BY THE
American Institute,
40 j. w. NIckEAs

Embtoidefing iand Futing Machines,
at Is ingenious aud will meet the wants of every
mRtTUn ia the land"
EXHIBITION OF 1872
John e Gavit, Rec. Secy. f. A Barnard, Pres
Samuel ID. Iman, Core, pondiHg oecY
NEW YuKK, November 70, 1879.
This simple and lngrnio us Nachlue is as useful as
the sewing Machine, and ID tasa becoming lOpulHT
with ladlts IN the pl4c OF expensive needle-work
It's WORK beng muUu u-Ors haL4sDme rtq1lEing less
Line and hot One.lenth OF the eSpenAe. NO lahy's
lilet Is now compute without 1t. A hachne with
iustrdttd cl Cular sIIa iu lustfucons sant on re-
ceipt OF g. or flushed IN ai,ver plate Ior $!.I5.
Address, THE MCKa aE MANUFACTURING CO.,
3O9 broadway, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
SpFttal Quilts.
Papoma.

4 FARINACEoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
INVALlDS
1t contains all the elements requisits fcf strength
Made from the whole wheat Moth
Ing bSIns BoIted OUT
It is impossible to overestimate the Importance OF
proper nutru ent for children for the innrm aHd tor
the aged. In infancy and childhood, the formation
and neveiopment of the various u sues o. tns oy
hled by disease the restoration Of health depends
greatly on an abundant su ply OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs. In "a
people, the powers Of life need sustaining by similar
means, And vet the mere furnishing OF the neces-
sary elements Is not sufficient tn Sc elements mus.
and asalmilated.
All these requirements are fully met in the article
VII eh we now offer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

Or. Caterson's Group Powders.
Dr. CaTERsoNs GROUP POWDERS,
Prompt safe and reliable.
AtordnS immediate Relief,
Perfectly Innocent; even sucking
Infants can take Them without injury.
DR.. CATEkSON'S GROUP PONDER}
DA- C4I EhSON'S GROUP POWDERS
DR. AIERSOa'S LROUP fOMDEh5
Break up the di lease speedily;I
Act like Magic IN Group;
Cleanse The stomach;
Remove tough, viscid Mucus
And MembranOus EXCAVATIONS.
DR. CaTEhsONS CROUP tUW DERS
DA CATERsON'S GROUP POWDERS
DIX. CATkRSUNS Group POMDktS
Should be III every family,
As the LIE OF tne patilut
May depend on tbs Immediate
Administration OF the m,hiciue,
DIX CA 4 kksUN'S GROUP POWDERS
Prepared 10y WIN M CAlRRnON, M. D.,
14O n. SIXTH St, FhilA., Pa
Sent by mail on Receipt OF prict, Is. je23-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

BARRIERS combs, soaps, brushes. sp0nges, superior
bay rum, stick pomatum, puts, powders, and bar
bef's supplies generally, at very low prices. HAIR
poTnade q specially, always fresh and highly per-
tuned, BArberB supplied at wholesale at
FosTEk'S DRUG STORE
Front and West Btreets
wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

Fouts Cattle 70 owder, Il, II. Il. Ltniment, Roberts
EmbIocatiun, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines IN the MARKET for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
"A I'M Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Pratt'a AstraI on,

Pratt's Astral OIL sold wholesale to gr0cerH, deal
ers and country store Ike, pc ut wholesale Rates, In
l and gall n cans or by Az barrel, by
u FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VII lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
80 MARKET STREET.

" JOTIOK-PERSUNS v ISHIH0 PURE SPICES
viii nnd 1t 70 their inte est to buy them ut
HOUSION'S, "a ne onls sells pure ones.
Call and examine our stock.
j. L. HOUSTON, Jr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Williams Rarbers' Bar Soap,

An excellent and economical soap for the use Of
BARRIERS or for the toilet or bath room large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail by
L. BRINGHURsT 4 CO., Druggists,
corner SIKH and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
kngIiala Mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choics hav0ring extracts, viz ext Lemon, Vanilla,
Peach ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. All
of the most celebrated max 8, for sale at
FUSrERS DRUG ST0RE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
WiIIIan0s' Yankee Soap.

The finest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
A large stock Just received he trade supplied by
X BRING HURST a co,
corner xth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

NEosQUITo WIRE sCREENs plaln and nuured-
NI al reasonable rates, at ALDERDlCPS
III Bhip sV St.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

DAINTS, VARNISlI Is, --lhs I.nl sdtlpnla En-.
4 pOrium for coach aud House rainlers' Supplles
offer full line OF tile best goods at he lowest
possible prices. FBL1oN, RAU a SlBLEY,
TarniEh and Paint Manuta iuTers,
Nos. 1876, 1885 and 140 N. F urth Street,
my2T.1y-T,W&S PHLABELPHiA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
Or. oa,vIn's Gllxir of Tar,
The new Remedy for Rup,ure.

mosL important InycntiOn. Sold 10y the Elastic
Truss Co., no 6-3 Is oadwsy N. \. GIty. IL retains
Rupture aUsOiug, ~ Ia case anu comiorl, night and
day all times, and unuer ali circumstances, with
UuJ anJ exception "ndteyeT III aHy ,aud should
never b. taken OF during the Ell 1T time requisite TO
I fleet permaneaJ cure. SEM by mail. Clreulart
fIee Any Druggist or Physician wi order this new
truss for yuu without charge,
my1a eod,1 J, COW, ,lyw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
The ReckwItn $40 Portable Sewing
Machine

On 80 days trial: many advantages over all. Salts.
action guaranteed, or S2J refunded Sent complete
with full direcJIOls, BecKwith sewing Machine
Company St2 broadway New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
G6nEaiinaRI


wv A. REY NOLBs',
oi4AssiCAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE
WILMINGTON. DEL
THE FAIL TuRx WILL orEs sErr. 1sr. isTs.
fsbls-lyd&w
nELAwARE IssT'rurE.
Formerly known e. Taylor 4 Jackson's Academy,
corner Of Eighth and wollastnn streets. vii, Del.
select school for both s"xeS p SlsI M S'3Sen1s nna
istry will do well TO inquire our terms =.
AILIUN JACKSON n e.:
Residence No. S9a West st.
Dref. 5. s. KRUGER,
TsAoHER OF
DANCING and ETIQUETTE,
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
MT KrueRer takes pleasure in announcing 70 his
former patrons and those desirous Of becoming pro
ncent in the beautiful aud essential art OF Dancing
that he will continue at the Academy. Masonic Tenn
pie, for the season of 7s and "a, commencing
Monday September 18th, 1873,
Glasses now forming for the different departments
Deductions made 20 those OF former Glasses.
Particular attention TO juvenilas-
DAYS OF TUITlON.
LADIRs-Tuesday and Thu sday afternoons,s n
Miss AND MAsTRHs- Wednesday and Sstur-
GkNTLENENs CLASS s-Monday evening from
to 10 ADIRs AND GEHTLBhEEs C.As5E5.-Tues-
| day and Thursday evenings rom 70 10
Private lessons given at any time 10 suit own con-
ven euce, al the Academy or residence.
subscr piion list now ready for all those desIrous
OF joining the For terme circular, Ac, call
at the Academy du ing the day or BY mail
augQs I'm PROF. 8. 8. KRUEaER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01

9eidIitZ Powders.
We call attention to our scldiiz Powders so uni
gersally popular everywhere they are madG up
Tesn aud pure, every few days ami cain them TO be
81 al to any In the market, fully up 10 the standPrt.
~ he good they murt be fresh snd pure. This s
lur special clAim, to prove which they need only 10
ne tgied Don't Jorge the plH 70 get then, at -,
kOSIkiNS DRUG aTO6h,
Front and Vest streeta.
ANURNlII hi. All YOUR own PRICES.
Il GOULD CO. sell the ChuaIesL Furniture.
IJULD 4 90. sell the Best Furnlture.
iJtilD Il CO. eeIl the Strongest Furniture,
iJU LD & 20. sell the nandsOme5t Furniture
GOULD & CU. have tne largest stock.
iOU Id q GO. have all kinds of Furniture.
iut' i.D q co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD & GU. oner B4rgainS.
lOULD & co. buy and Sell for cash.
iOJ LID Co. always give Satisfaction.
sol LID Il 20. have great advantages III Manufac-
turing.
,iOULD 4 CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant
GOULD Il Gu. have Polite Atiendants.
GOULD IL 20 have well-lighted Stores.
IOULD d ca. have fur btOrrs.
GOULD CO.,
N. E Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos. 81 and 80
N SECOND ST., l2l6 MAhKEr St., aud 272
$, Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
RathInC.

hdEFliF1Gs
The necessity OF water lOr cleanliness is acknoW-
lodged by all aud tine luxury OF Geld bath. particu
4ry during The hot weather, ls or should be fami-
nar to every one.
10 those prosti ated by ardH0us labors OF mind or
body during this tLe heat Il term, we know OF
nuthing more invigOratl and refreshing han the
application OF cold water 70 the surface of the BODY,
cleansing and opening the pores of the skin thereby
renewed vigUr u the muscular system. Fur those
app eciatinK convenisnt aud desirable Appliances
for the bath we have
Bath brushes, In variety,
Bath Towels (sOit)
Bath Towels, (harsh,)
Bathing spuDges,
Sponge Pads,
kIlcJlun Gloves for Bah
Bath Belts or straps,
CalefAgio q YES,
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (curvedl
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (atIalghO
Horse Hair FRICTION Pads,
Horse Hair trap bbers,
Prince OF Nales GlOvUs-dry frictien.
Cambridge Pad of Horse Hair
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, (1Oating) very con-
venient fLr bathtrs Bath soaps IN extensive va
riety.
Also, fne assortment of Per ume Atomizers,
'or thrOR,ng a nue spray Of Cologne Wat,r, Bas
huA or other 10 let Waters upOH the body after
oaLhiuR, prf ducng an effect at once agreeable, cool
'''' L. BRiNsHuRsT 4 CO., ApstnecaIies.
COZ. sixth aud MarAet Streets
tEVaA aAnaarff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-01
PA PO Nj A
BARRIERS. AtsentIon.

SMITH Il PAINTER, Druggists,
7th and Market Sta.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06
Delaware River numbering.

We copy the following from the De
post Courier As many of our readers
airs interested in the lumber business
along the Delaware, perhaps what the
writer has seen or heard would be inter
esting to M CoUversiDg a few days
since, with some Of the larger dealers.
such as Messrs. Holbert & Branding. OF
Equinunk Wood & Boyd. of MiIanviIIe;
and n. Kellam. OF Little Equinunk, the
conclusion arrived at. was that about six
ty million feet o! sawed lumber would be
run down in the spring and summer OF
the ensuing year OF 1873.
From the information known to the
above named gentlemen, about 10000,
900 ieet was sawed and 10 process of sea
soniug during the summer and fall of the
present year, ready for transit to the river
bank the present winter: about 20,
100000 feet would be sawed during the
winter thus reaching the round sum OF
81. 900 600 feet. We have not very com
fortiug assurance that about 10000. 600
leet are already 10 the yards, awaiting
spring aud summer developments. From
this it may be inferred that Iumbermen
will receive a ''check on tie Delawae
bank due on or about next spring.
The mount of lumber shipped by rail
to the various markets has a tendency To
depress the price of that Which arrives
by river navigation as the former is
clean and OF uniform neat appearance,
while the latter is discolored and more or
less filed with sand. The log market
will be better sustained in coming years,
comparatively. than sawed lumber, as
much capital is now invested in mill pro-
perties near the large markets, and logs
are not easily shipped by rail. Master
builders can have their lumber cut to or
der, thus avoiding purchasing large
quantities which has to be worked of
slowly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06
1BN re1uest.l

BB- The following Address has been sent
to the Ministers of the Gospel of Monroe coun-
ty-
DEAR SIRs The Legislature of our state,
rs you are no doubt aware, has given to the
people of each county, the privilege of deciding
for themselves, whether licenses for the sale OF
liquor shall be granted in their county or not.
The question viii be decided at the spring
election, and it is therefore important, that it
should be agitated now, and as much light diff
fused among the people as possible, in order
that they may vote intelligently and for the
best interests of themselves, their ~neighbors,
and their country.
The iniquities of the Rum traffic are too well
known by every preacher of the gospel to need
rehearsal here. There is nothing so much OPP
posed TO the Church as the dram Shop! There is
nothing so much tends to delay the coming o.
christs peqceabAe kingdom on the earth, for which
you pray, as the iniquitions ~tqortrau tfcI II
sends annually more souls 10 he'll than your church
es do 10 heaueni 1t fills the world with sorrow,
crime, pauperism and death 1t is the great
incubus upon the nati,n and upon society.
In view Of these facts, we ask you to assist
US in destroying this traffic in our county, by
preaching upon the subject of Temperance al
least once, and as many more times as you can
previous TO the election.
BY so doing we feel assured you will advance
the cause of religion and be doing an act Of
kindness to the drunkard and the drunkard
maker.
TEMPERANCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06

A short time sine ten acres of porperty
near Prompton Plains, New Jersey, were
purchased by a Pennsylvania company
from the heirs Of Samuel Berry, deceased
for the sum Of So 600. The company has
now a working force of fifteen men and
have opened a vein Of iron ore seven feet
wide, Az per cent, pure iron. lu the
spring the force will be increased. machin
cry put up, and houses built. The ore is
shipped on the Midland Railroad aud
taken to the company's works in Penn
sylvania for smelling.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06
FRIEND.

Fourteen thousand dollars have been sub
scribed, Of the $4,000, needed for the
establishment Of a car shop at Hackettstown,
n. j. That's the way to do it. What a
humming business prosperity we should have
here in S~troudsburg, if our capitalists should
show the same enterprising spirit. A ear
shop, a boot and shoe factory. a shovel fac
factory, a paper mill, either or all of these
would furnish a certain means of bringing
capital largely to the prosperity and wealth
of this county. The natural advantages of
the Leghigh Valley, out side of its iron de-
post, is not a whit ahead of this region, for
manufacturing and yet here is all dull,
while there every little collection of houses
represents some paying industry-and some
W and cities are necessary, for the care
of the thousands which these industries bring
together. We have a delightful section OF
country; we have ample water power t.
meet almost any demand-but we, to a most
lanIentable, lack the enterprise which alone
can help us to create one Of the busiest bust,
ness marts in the state. Why is is this so
Certainly what is done by liberal enterprise
elsewhere can just as easily, by the same
means be done here, and we stand blindly in
our own light, so long as we continue to neg
lect the employment of those means for the
enhancement of our prosperity.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06
New York in the Olden Times.

1926. The Island of Manhattan pur
chased from the Indians for twenty four
iollars.
1888 The first schoolmastcr, church.
and pastor.
1913. The houses in the city at this
period were mostly one story cabins. with
roofs of straw and chimneys of wood.
1850. The first lawyer DIRK Van
Schellyne) commenced practice in this
city.
1856. The first houses built in Wall St
1861. The "chest" being empty, the
town drummer's salary could not be paid
Average price of the best city lots fifty
dollars.
1868. Rent of an average good house
Sl4 per annum
1869. A day Of prayer set apart in
New Amsterdam on account Of the pro
gress of Quaker doctrines.
1861. Population of the city 1900.
1854. No swine permitted to run in
the streets The shipping belonging to
the port consisted of three ships, three
banks, twenty.three sloops, aud forty six
small boats
1885. The city takes upon itself the
support of public paupers and, in the
first place, Top Knot Betty to have three
,hillipgs per week, and ScarbaDk to have
IA new suit.
1851. A duckiug stool (for punish
ment Of criminals) erected on the whar
in front of the City Hall.
1895. The streets cleaned by contract
at ESQ per annum.
1897. Lamps first hung out from ever!
seventh house, upon a pole extending
from the window.
l705. Population; of the city, $3.50
I'LL. a purchase made made of eigh
teen rush bottom chairs and an oval table
for the use OF the Common Council.
11l4. City watch Increased to six men
1925. The FIST newspaper published
by William Bradford.
1871. Rip Van Dam, Lieutenant Gov
erner.
1740. Snow six feet on a level ; tn
Hudson frozen over at New York.
1852. The East River frozen over S
that a double horse sleigh passed over t
Long Island.
116l. The Narrows frozen over.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06

Immigration We are likely to have a
large immigration to the United States
from the agricultural districts of england
Very little of this element has hitherto
been added to our population, and when
the tide once sets this way we shall
expect to see macy thousands Of sturdy
Englishmen turning faces America
wards TO better their fortunes. A meet
ing has just been held in London at
which the miserable condition aud low
wages of the English farm laborers were
fully discussed. The London dailies.
with a single voice, advise the i'll paid
farmers to emigrate, and undoubtedly the
advice will be taken by many. Several
companies are already forming. the NUN
bers being about equally divided for
Canada and the United States.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06

A private letter IRON Salina County
Kansas, dated Feb, %. tells Of the eud
Of a noted character in characteristic
Western fashion Wild Biil'-you re
member him has been killed. A
gentleman from Texas whose brother the
Wild one had sent to the spirit land, came
up to Kansas to have a shot at William.
He shot the wild William SO dead that he
never quivered. Think of a mans buy
ing a grand horse and riding him 900
miles. just To kill a fellow. When the
Texan shot Wild Bill, he asked the crowd
III the bar room if any gentleman had a
desire to mix in !" il SO he would wait
until he 'heeled," and take great pleasure
In killing him No gentleman expressing
a desire to be killed. the Texan got on his
horse. and remarking that he had bust
ness 10 Texas, slowly started for the Lone
Star State.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06
The Oldest Man.

Jose Martins Coutinho, of Cape Frio
in the province OF Rio Jaueiro, Brazil, is
according to the census report, almost
one hundred and seventy nine years, hav
ing been born at Soquarema, May 20.
1854. His mental faculties are perfect,
though he is stiff in the knees. He re-
members the notable facts Of the reigus
Of Dom John V, Dom Jose and Donna
Maria |. He has forty two children by
six wives, and can count l23 grandchii
dren, eighty-six great grandchildren,
twenty three great-great grandchildren,
aud twenty children Of the last. Champion
old man
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-06

A eolofed servant girl, named Carrie
johnson. 10 all outward appearances died
ON Friday morning last. at No 33 Norton
street. New York. and later in the day a
permit was granted to convey the body
to the worgue The driver of the dead
cart. however. discovering that portions
OF the body were still warm sent for d
doctor, who at once began efforts for
resuSciiation. and thsse proved successful.
the girl returning to consciousness soon
afterwards. Che Is noR apparently as
well as ever.