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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
sail of Paci,ic MaII steamers.

The Pacific Mail Co. has finally disposed Of It's
former steamers running ON the inland seas OF
Japan to the Militia Bitshe Company. The sale
was confirmed by the Directors yesterday, and
Pacific Mail stock took rise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
rne sunday school Con, em,ion.

SECOND DAY--ANNoUNcEMENT or THE EXECUTIVE
CoMMirTsE--TuE BUREAU LESSONS DISCUSSED.
The Coored National Sunday School Conven-
ton opened its second days session, this MORN
ing, at 10 o'clock The attendance was quite
large.
lev. l.. C. Chamberlain, of Philadelphia, CON
Quoted the religious exercises.
The chair appointed the following Executive
Committee Jno. 7. Wright, Washington Miss
Marcie n j. Mrs. l.. b. Cruise. Middletown
Miss Ella Brown, and W. Ii. BRENT. Penna.
ON motion the Executive Committee WAS dl-
rected to report, this afternoon.
Rev. IL. NJ. Turner. of Philadelphia, deliver
ed an address upon tho Adoption OF the
Berean Lessons By the Coored Schools OF the
Country" and was followed by others, VINO
made short speeches i'll the same VEIN.
The time was extended to admit the President
to open the question. :. Should the Berean sys-
TEN be adopted by all Evangelical Schools z ana
after a few speeches upon the same subject
from others, the convention adjourned unn'
o'clock, this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Msaifal.
VECETIME
WILL CURE
SCROUFULA,

SCROUFULA,
scRorULous HUMoR
vgurnsE will eradicate from the system every
,int nf &c ofuls and Scrofulous Humor. 1t has per-
1nnontly cured thousands IN Boston and lciulty
Yn1 ua,, been long and painful sufferers
CANCER. DANGEROUS HrMoR.
,.o ,,orve,ons effect OF vgGrrInI IN case NJ Can
,.r aun Cencer0us IIumor challenges The most pro-
f,nnd attention Of the medical faculty, many OF
whnm ure prescribing VI6ErisE 10 their PATIENTS
CANKER
NEdKrIsE has never failed tocuTc the most III
neylble ease OF Cankef.
MBRCURIAL DISEASES.
Tue vFds4lxR meets with wonderful aucc 81 In
he care ~ tnis class OF ulseases
PAIN IN THE BONES.
remedy nv II removes from the System the produc-
ny cAlAr
SALT RuEUM.
r,ttcr, SAT Rheum, scald Head, So win Ger
alnly yield tn the great Alternative tht'tHof Nk"k-
trk.
KRYSIPEIAS.
yrarrlNR has never failed TO cure the most III
trtetAie case OF kryslptlhs.
riMpLRs AND HUMoRs OF THE FACE.
teus,u should teach us that blochy rough or pni-
med SKIN depends entirely upon an internal cause
Ind no outward application can ever cure the de-
tect yEGErINB Ii the great blood purifier.
JUNIORS, ULCE S AND OLD SORES,
Are caused by an impure state of the blood.
iieause the blood thoroughly with NEGi.TlNE. aud
hesr complaints VIII disappear
CATARRl
FOR This complaint the onl, substantial benefit
r.i In obtained through the blood NRdErlsE ia
Tie great blood pufifer.
CONSTIPATION.
vgGEirsr does mol act as a cathariic to dehiae
The bowels, hut cleahsrs all the organs. rnhlinR
each tU perform the functions deyolVing upon
Them.
SgaETIsE has restored thousands to health who
hnse been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
II vrdgriHg is taken regularly, according 10 di-
rvr.iOns, a certain and speedy cure Will follow Its
usr
FAiNrNEss AT TIE STOMACH.
VrGgrIsR is not stimulating btters which ere
utes fictitious appetite, hut gentle TOME, winch
.aslsts nature TO restore the stomach 10 Il healthy
atom.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
ygGETisE acts directly upon the causes Of these
inyiUDrltpa stfpnQtltuH
whole system, acts upon tine Hecretiye organs anu
llayS Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects OF the VEdE-
liSF are realized Immediately AFTER commencing
10 take It /: ~ debility denotes deficiency OF the
1ood, and vEGsrIHE acts directly upon the blood.
s.GETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
rnpt22-SW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

Freight trainwlll haze passenger car attached and
will be subject 10 delays incident o freight business.
All ireighis must be az the various stations at least
thirty 1907 minutes before starting OF trains other
wise will lay over twenty-four ta4j honrs.
Passengers using the 40 a N. train from Faston
will arrive in Philadelphia at 920 a. H. and ieturn-
Ing will leave Philadelphia at 5.l5 p. m thus giving
nearly eight hours for business purposes, IN that
city. j. IL. CALDWELL,
EAsToN June 5thl31o EureIinteudnnt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
EXAMINE OUR PRICES.

CASHMERE SUITS.
in Pin Cheeks and Stripes FOR SO worth 81
WORSTED SUITS.
In Basket and Diamond PAT. fer sll worth slh
WoRsTBD SUITS,
better quality, for f12 worth 81,
woRSTED SUITS, much better, for sl4 worth a2o
IMPORTED CASHMERE SUITS,
different styles, for tl5 worth s2o
BLACK CORDED CASHMERE, 500.
SUITS for $40 worth s92
BLACK CORDED woRSTED
SUITS for ST. worth s23
FRENCH WORsTED SUITS.
assorted patterns. for $40 worth f2i
FRENCH woRSTED SUITS, ...
better for $50 worth f2C
FRENCH woRsTED SUITS,
very line, for f25 worth $50
BLACK CLOTH COATS from IS upwards.
DoEsKIN PANTS, all wool.
from 81 AMI upwards.
YOUTHS SUITS, in worsted and Cashmere,
q, 81, sio sl2, sla, sl5 aud SIS.
BOY = SUITS from 81 and upwards.
CHILpRRNS SUITS from 81 and upwards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
Montgomery's
Nervine !!

Nuntgomery's NCryiue cures Rheumatism,
MUntyuMerys Nervlne cures Neuralgia.
MuutgoInerys Nervne cures Hysterla
MOntyOmerys Nrrvlne cures Headache.
NOnIyOneryS Nerylne cures Sciatica.
M0ntgomery's Neryine cures Fits.
MOntgOmery'a Neryine cures Tie DOloreuN
MontgOmery's Nerylne cures Palpitaiion Of the
Heart, and all Nervous Affections. -,
Why suffer- when one bottle OF this medicine VII
1--WE you Immediate relief? Principal depot, 1871 N.
Niuth street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale Wy all
dtngklss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

ILLNESS OF SCHOOL TEAcuER..-Willam
Wiley of this city, who had received the APP
poiniment as principal III the high, school o,
ono Of the towns on Long island removed
| there. about five weeks ago, to enter upon hit
duties. Being Frustrated by violent attach
of bilious typhoid, he has been in IL very crlti'
cal condition ever since, but the chances are
| noW in favor OF his recovery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

None DIsMIssAls Ar THE BASIN. VIM. Foun-
tain and A. T. Peterson, (Repubicans) bosses
at the BASIN were laid of, last evening. ana 10
seph Layton and Il man named Maxwell taxes
their places. Thirty-two colored mon were also
discharged, to make room for party iaNofitos'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
NEAL'S TRANSFER AND

GEAL'o TRANSFER AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
COACHES MEETS ALL TRAINS,
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER PASSENGER.
Baggage called for ami checked from hotels and
private residences to destination.
OFFICE; r., w. a b. Depot, and E. Brnghursts
store, eth and Market streets.
j. Ii. SEAL, Proprietor.
mar21-6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

HARNESS IDESTIrIFD.-The harness captured
by officer Ricketts, was identified, THIS morning
by Lewis G. Weldin, of Newport, as his proper
IT, Mr.. Weldin read in the afternoon papers OF
Yesterday of the capture, and as his WAS missing
he repaired to Wilmington and found it.
hearing will be given the supposed theNes inns
afternOou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
A,ailroad gines.
PHILADELPHIA, WILHINGION q
Il BALTIMORE RAIIiRDAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILHINGIUN q
Il. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 81 1875.
Traius will leave Wilmington as follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, TO-, $40,
$40 94I, 1890 a. m, 2, d1b, 1870, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.8l a. No., l9.1T,l2.49,
b.42, p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 1859, 1902,
a. m, $50 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, 1a.E1, 400, 1909, a. ~,
1885, 1.23, $50, 40 p. IN,
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 800, go o25, o. In., 1.15, $40, p M
Harrington and Intermediate stations, 800, PAS,
q. NJ, $40, p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, sos O. rs, a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia ana Intermediate Stations $40 a.
H., 49,, $50, p, IN.
Philadelphia and New York, !. 81 q. NJ.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.b2,1.U3 a. m.
For further information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at the depot.
marlS-ly II. y. BENNEY, superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

Police CuuRT---George Wells, arraisned for
an, assault on Robert Foreacre, was dismissed.
David Coston, for using threatening anu
abusive language to Samuel tlirst, was fined ~.
Three cases or drunkenness were disposed or
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

In this complaint the good effects OF the VRdE-
liSR are realized Immediately after commencing
10 take IL ~ debility denotes deficiency OF the
dpod, and vEGsrIEE acts directly upon the blood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

The quarterly meeting Of Pomona Grange OF
New Castle county will be held in tins city on
WadnesIay November 10Th ut 10 o'clock Il. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.



France.
LOFTY SPEECH AT ArACcio.
PARIS, Oct. 20,
Rouker, in H speech at Asaccio, on the six
teenth inst, attacked ex-Presdent Theirs aud
the Urleanists, and censured President Machla-
hon. lie also said the Bonapartists are In favor
OF increased suffrage and are competent to APP
peal TO the people for an depression Of the Ma
tional will.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21

ygGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Hnpl22-4M
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

Wood Is worth two dollars load oil
five dollars cord, and this il a we'll
timhered country. How the poor are
to keep warm is mystery.
One of the oldest farmers In the
county informs us that the prospect fol
wheat is very fine. The acreage OF
cotton likely to be planted will be
larger than last year.
There are campers here and there
around the suburbs of the city. Many
of them are poor and some of them
may be sick. A tour among them by
some practical christians might open
zip field for philanthrophy.
The general health of the city is very
good. There has been some cases OF
pneumonia, but the number Of deaths
during the last month, In proportion
to the population, proves Dallas one OF
the healthiest points in the stated
There is quite a dearth of amuse-
ments just now. Ours is queer COM
munity in this respect We crowd ev-
erything into week or two, and then
imprOvise u Lenten season of soberness
for month. There is nothing like
some regularity, and an equal distribu-
ton of gayety through the winter.
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PASTORAL LETTER.
TO the Clergy and Laity OF Northern
Texas. "s' . -

BRETHREN BELOVED in THE LORD
The good providence Of God hath
brought me safely within the district
of which He hath also given me the
spiritual oversight. My purpose aiD ong
you is always TO DO first in labor and
first in love. That this purpose may
have any significance and value, I
must not be'alone III labor or i'm love.
Only by the earnest and hearty coope'
ration of every soul In his measure and
degree can this vast territory be won
for the cross, and the church's broad
foundations deeply laid in evervcity
and village of our rich domain. = -
I hereby invite ali churcfmcn,
wheresoever situated throughout This
missionary district. to communicate
with me without delay. especially
desire that those who are kind enough
to write that they will try to cover the
following points: la-l5e u n.
First--The names of all churchmen
who may be known to the writer
within his city or neighborhood.r
SecOnd-The extent and value ofaDy
church property in the locality. :,
Third-1he approximate value OF
lots suitable for church purposes where
none are ut present owned by the
church. !h r" =.
Fourth-InfOrmation of n general
nature as to the soil, products, sources
of wealth and prospects Of the city or
town. 5f .,fe .-t ". q.
Directions as to facilities Of
travel. '"H itd -
Praying that cur Heavenly Father
may have you always in His holy
keeping, am your faithful friend and
servant, ALEX. Z. GARRETT Z
Missionary Bishop of North Texas.
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4. 60 East Win st. Louis.

Now that Texas has direct rail commune
cation with the whole country, travellers
should Tcmember that the pioneer lines of
lie west aEort the best and only routes
through the Indian Nation to So, Louis and
all principal cities in the Northern, Eastern
aud Middle States. Passengers from Calves
ton, Houston, Austin, Waco, Bryan, Dallas,
Marshall, Jefferson and all other cities ana
towns OH the Houston and Texas railway, and
its connecting rail and stage lines, g tie offered
the choice of two all rail- routes to st, Louis.
At Denison, Texas, connection is made with
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas railway, and
at Vinita, in the Nation, a junction is formed
with the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, by
which all passengers are carried through
Southwest Missouri direct to st. Louis with
out change of cars. Or, II the passenger so
DESIRES he can, when purchasing his through
ticket, arrange to continue his journey
through yinita to st. Louis, by way OF Soda
liza and the Missouri Pacific railroad. Both
OF these roads being under one management,
equal facilities are offered In the matter Of
palatial sleeping cars, elegant day coaches,
quick time and superior accommodations OF
every kind. The trains of these companies
arrive In st. Louis in ample time to make
connection with all roads leading ont Of the
city. Particular Information with maps,
time tables, ETC., can be had at the various
Through Ticket offices in Texas, or by adj
dressing John Howard, Texas Passenger
agent, Houston, Texas, or E. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent. At. Louis. Mo. lswtf.
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----------------------
from Fridays Daily Herald.l

The new city directory will soon be
ready for delivery.
William Turtle; of Fort Wayne, In
diana, o brakeman on the Texas and
Pacific railway, had the i've toes OF
his left foot terribly mashed on Sun
day evening by the truck of sleeping
car. Amputation Of them may benec-
essary.
We are requested to call special at
tention to the notice of SheriffBark-
leys. ,"To Occupation Taxpayers" in
another column, by which those in
terested will see the place for obtain
ing state occupation licenses has been,
owing to the pressure of business dur
ing court in the sherill's Office, changed
to Captain Kings Office OH Main street,
just west of the Crutchfield house, and
that the hours for receiving taxes there
are only from 8 A. NJ to l p. NJ,
Colonel Noble, superintendent ofthe
Texas and Pacific, writes to some
Shreveport merchants that he cannot
at present arrange for an additional
daily train between Dallas and Shreve-
port. He has decided, however, ito
put Oh the line next week (Monday,
the 18th instant), d passenger train
running sbetween Longview and
Shreveport. Leaving LOngview at
7:lO, a. M, arriving ut Shreveport at
1l:l0 q. M; returning, leave Shreve-
port at $3.50 p. m, arrive at LoDgview
at 7:5O p. m. This, we think, will ac-
commodate the people that will trade
with you better than train arriving
at Shreveport at night and leaving In
the morning Or If, after trial, IL is not
found best, we will by that time be
able TO put on the through train"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

Bishop CARROTS Proposed Cathedral.
Clergy House.. Episcopal Resi-
y dence and School-What
will Dallas DO 90
Have Them?

There was a meeting last night at
the Episcopal church, Instead of the
Board of Trade room, to bear Bishop
CARROTS views and plans in regard to
his future woik in this diocese. The
meeting was called to order and Bishop
Garrett, in a brief address, of which
we give a synopsis, stated his wishes
and plans.
Sent here by the church rs trustee of
her interests and guardian Of the souls
of men, lie was called upon to use
great prudence and foretbought in the
commencement Of his work. There
were certain things which naturally
gathered round the center selected for
his operations. A cathedral church, so
called, because there was a bishops
throne or chair from which he issued
his mandates there also would all
councils meet, and ordinations be per
formed thence, as from the mother
church, would issue all holy Influences
for the spread of the gospel in the sur
rounding country. cunDecsed with this
would he clergy house, IN which eler.
" sbosld live In association and min
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isief n MI the yiliage0f Tho noigltbor'
Ing dlstflds
Around n, too, would cluster schools
Tor the education NJ Tie thlldren N
the city, which should bo taught Wy
the clergy of The cathedral stall IN adj
dlllon 10 their missionary labors ~ be-
fore described. IN process Of time o
college would be added for the edhca'
ton Of young men IN such branches OF
knowledge m the necessities of their
future might demand. The collegc
would ultimately grow into nniver1
sity, with II fully qualified faculty
where young men could pursue thor
ough course of study, and obtain do
grecs which would be n guarantee of
competent scholarship In every depart
ment Of learning.
For the accomplishment of these
purposes the first requisite was lamp.
Sites must be procured while land was
cheap, and extensive tracts for prr-
poses of revenue and endowment. ll
Dallas could not furnish them, they
must be sought elsewhere. The ques-
ton was, what will Dallas do to secure
the location of those institutions
within its limits?
Another point the bishop also urged,
but with difiidence. TWAS his duty TO
provide, If possible, bishops resi-
dence, which should be his own while
he lived and that Of his successors ~
Office, to the end of time. For this,
too, a site was necessary and lands for
endowment.
At the close of the bishops address,
suggestions were offered by several
gentlemen present, and the discussion
became general. After conversation
the following resolution was proposed
by Mr.. Charles Fred. Tucker, and car
ried unanimously
Resolved, That the bishopbe request
ed to prepare u prospectus OF his views
and plans and to furnish the same to
q committee of seven, to be appointed
by this meeting, for presentation to
the leading citizens and real estate
owners of Dallas, with view to ascer-
tain what can be done toward the ac-
complishment of his purposes. a
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed such committee: Charles
Fred. Tucker, Thomas Field, w. l..
Murphy, Jefferson Peak, w. II. Gas
ton, s. J. adams, John Kerr. f.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

The holidays are ended and the seri-
Gus work of the New Year begins. The
first important event before US is the
last drawing of the library gift con-
certs, which takes place in Louisville,
Ky.,, February, eth. This drawing
will as certainly take place on that
date as theday arrives. and to gunran-
tee this Governor Bramlette offers to
return their money TO ticket holders If
the drawing is not had at the time APP
pointed. What more could he asked?
All that is needed is 10 buy your tick
cts in time, and you MAY count on
having your prizes on the 9th day of
next February.
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W EEkLY HERALD
sA,resAV. JAsu.ny "a. m,s.


sheriff ,lInfkloy has scnt Ia Kon'
lucky for some hloodod stock. lie II
n Judge II horse nosl, md knows where
the best article Ia 10 be had.
The TT. Rev. Bishop Garrett bos So
cured Mr.. Scales residence, now Occu-
pied by Colonel q. w. Baylor, who Is
going to western Texas, near San An
tonic, to establish sheep rancho
shortly.
The New Orleans and Dallas rail-
way enterprise loses oneo Its staunch-
est friends in Mr.. w. $. Pike, Of the
old New Orleans banking house OF
Pike, Lopeyre & Brother, whose death
is announced.
If the ear loads of agricultural i'm
plements brought here are any iudi-
cation OF the farming promise of this
section OF Texas, II must he great.
Enough plows passed our Office ytsier-
day to break up the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

Physicians, lawyers, inefs
cIIanis and others. pursuing
any profession Or business. for
which ~ state iIcena, " re-
IuIred. will please call ~ once
~ The Office Of Captain AdoipI,c
King, VITO hiss exclusive
charge Of that department, lO7
Main street, jI~ west Of iiie
CrufcbncId house, bctwcen the
hours OF % IL. n,. and 1 " hi., and
procure The same. Amy one
negiecfing 10 comply with the
law will be visited 10y II deputy
sheriff, and, la such ease, ten
per cent will be added. Then.
II not paid, property will be
levied upon TO satisfy amount
OF license. together with all
costs Of ieyy!uE.
JA7E2s g.. ES.AEi&AEY,
sshcriT Dalia, county.
9Nll lWlSHlt
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From Trinity Mills.

TRINITY MILLS, January III.
To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
Permit me TO give your readers
an idea of how we are progressing
in this vicinity. Trinityville is a
fourishing village, situated fifteen
miles north of Dallas, two and Il
half miles south of the Dallas and
Denton county line. There are two
stores in it, one owned by Mr.. Poor,
the founder of the village, the other
by B. F. Collins & Bro. These
gentlemen are thorough business
men, and are doing good business,
We have two steam Touring mills
in the vicinity, which are doing
good business-one owned by DR..
Scott, the other by Captain Witt.
The Missionary Baptist society
have 4 fine church, two stories high.
Row, Mr. Masters, of Dallas, has
charge of the society. The base.
ment Of the church is fitted up for
school room, in which there will
soon commence Il fine school, under
no supervision Of Mr.. A. Perry,
Mr.. John jackson, and Richard
Simons, who installed himself trus-
tee instead Of Mr.. John Warner,
who wa9 duly elected. But as
Simons could count faster than
Warner he counted him out Of it.
The school will be conducted by
Professor Stubbs, late of Smith
COUNTY, IN this state. Our citizens
are awakened to the necessity of
educating the young and rising
generation, and in order to give
those who are young and tender in
years q better chance of having their
minds instructed, have employed
Mrs. Lucy Myers to teach n four
months school at what 10 known AZ
Jackson 3 school honse. Her school
is now in operation, with an attend
ance Of about thirty scholars, SO
you. will perceive that orr citizons
mean business in the way Of cdu-
cation. q There is no inheritance
equal to u good education.
. 81. s, HAYINs.;
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From Thursday /, Daily Herai,i.j a

=
Measles are prevailing to consid-
cradle extent among the children. 4 b.
Will somebody take hold ofthat pub.
lie library, and get 1t on its legs again?
The price of an emigrant ticket from
Philadelphia to Dallas, via the Penn
sylvania Central, is SCI IS. =
Some of our "banditsn went for
Sheridan extensively at the meeting
on Tuesday. night, and yet he is not
happy, for they didn't threaten to AS.
sassiDate him. eit
Bishop Garrett ispruviding plenty Of
work for his church people for twenty
years to- come. His sUcress In his en-
terpriscs elsewhere Is guarantee that
he will accomplish much here. -.,.s i,.'.
Attention is called to the card of w.
L. Williams, Esq, attorney at law,
who las removed his Office u the new
building on Main street, over Williams
d Crowdus' drug store, where he will
he pleased TO see his friends aud clients
Mrs. B'Hommedieu called V ssh Or.
r. ii. Jones, the other day, the price Of
a certain lot opposite George Meri-
wetbsr's residence, when the doctor
very calamity and delicately begged
that she would accept of IT, Now, that's
what we call good deed. kindly done.