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residence i2O West 23d St., near 9th av
Magnificent rosewood ageres, lace Curtains Mirrors
~ octave rich rosewood PIanotorte, made pv Brad.
bury latest styles insd Parlor uits covered in
brocatel, dc lnaid Centre Taues. Cabinets, Jardin-
icres BTonzes, OH Paintings &C., Chamber SUITS in
Mattresses Carpet &C; Booze 500 volumes Books;
I.ady's Secretary, Library Table, Turkish suit and
Chairs, dining room Buffet, Extension Table, solid wal
nut; Chairs. emma Dinner and Tea Sets Lounges. Hall
Stand, &c. also basement and servants Furniture.
Il, L. MCDONNELL 4 co. Auctloneera
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MILK AND CREAM.

nj d. Woodruff CO., 20 TO "a NORTH
IN. Moore street Pure Cream delivered IN any part
OF New YORK Brooklyn Or Jersey City, and shipped
packed In leo " any town between Boston and Wssss
tnotnn
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(,OACHMAN AND GARDENER SIrUATION WAN.
~ ted BY a young OF strictly temperate habits
is Thorough man with horses harness, carriages &C.
good vegetable gardener and thoroughly understands
The care OF u genilcInans place mk and will be
found very handy good reference Address, j. M box
off
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THE CHOICE COLLECTION
l. OF vAI.UAB q PAINTINGS,
hADK BY MIR. s. CANDY,
and other fine works from the csta of the latB
Mr. e. TALBOt OLYPHAkr
comprising subjects IN great variety, by early
100 LEADING ARTIcTs
now exhibition day and evening. at the
GALL"RY 81 FIFTH AVENUE,
where they will be sold at auction ednesdAy and
Thursday evenings March = and Is
X. hOMEkVILLk
AuctioIeee.
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ITO HOUSE HUNTERS AND BUYERS.
Positive sale to balance partnership accounts
Messrs DUGGIN 4 BOSNIAN. Architects
No G3 East Forty first street corner Park hAvo
determined to sell their several properties consisting Of
three elegant new Houses,
known as No West and Nos. IS and 20 East Fifty
enth street, also Nc 1856 West Twentyseventh street;
two Lots Tenth avenue and four lots East Eighty
eighth street. THIS property will be offered auction Al
upset prices
by +. II. LUDLOW CO.,
THURSDAY, March 25
unless previously sold at private sale. Pamphlets
tanning terms sale and diagrams Of the houses and
lots be obtained at the houses their Office al
the auctioneers No. Pine street and NO. 10 East Seven
teenth street.
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GENTLEMAN Is ANXIOUS TO PROCURE
n situation for his coachman: thoroughly under
stands his business; strictly temperate and perfectly
Trustworthy. Address o. k No. 242 9TH build
iny,
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GOOD COOK WASHER AND IkOHFR AETED-
n Who thoroughly understands her bushes and can
give good references. Can al ~ Mscdouga, St, near
Blocker
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

\ o. LFXTNGTOS AVENUF.-WANTED, A FRENCI
"A SWISS Protestant nurse girl; also an American o
English girl under ~, accustomed to general house
work must be good washer and ironer; reference
required.
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comprising the entire Furniture Of the house, all in span-
DID order having been In less than one year sale
positively without reserve account Of owner leaving
tor Europe Catalogues can be had on Monday At 0ice
~ tho AnnuAneera RS Br oadway near Bond strsAA
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A YOUNG MAN AMERICAN. AGED g. WISHES A
"A situation as cuaohman ana groom; thoroughly
understands the caro- and management OF horses and 10
Keeping harness and wagons in order do plain
gardening has good country and city reference u
honesty and capsbiity as TO being good coachman
would 90 a. night wachman; can speak English and
German. none but those wanting rood man need sp-
ply Call on o: address, for three days O. H. w.. 469 7th
4 In the pant shop.
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o. WEST 18TH ST. REAR HOUsE.-A FIRST
.)t class cook in private family; 10 objection to do
some washing If the family is small Is good baker
pest city reference.
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NNANTED-BY LADY SOME PROMINENT POSI-
W ton in Christian institution; would accept one
c0mps ni0n and make herself useful; also gov
erness 10 small children Address L. j.. 07 william
81, Elizabeth, n. j.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
Death Valley and Cos0.

We had the pleasure yesterday OF
interviewing Mr.. VIM. d. Brown, who
has just returned from Resting Springs
or Death Valley mines He reports
the discovery of considerable argentif-
erous galena, but nothing very extern
sive, though there are fair prospects
when the railroad communication is
made. Coso Is the most extensive ar
gentiferous center, and all discoveries
60 to prove the existence of extension
or fissure veins of argentiferous lead
or galena, which assays high grade
In silver Two furnaces ale now rum
ming and three more are being con-
structed. The town Of Darwin has
sprung up like magic, and is now the
center of an extensive trade. Mr..
Brown will remain in the city q few
days, and may perhaps visit and ex-
anime the Winston mine. He Is an
experienced mining inspector and his
opinion on the Winston mine will be
Of more than ordinary value.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
A Prolonged Case.

We learned yesterday of peculiar
case, illustrating the longevity of
Chancery cases. 1t appears that forty
three years ago, In Virginia, an estate
got into the Chancery courts and the
Public Administrator became the GUS
todian Of the property. At that time
he was forty years of age, he has been
Public Administrator for forty-three
years, and still has forty thousand
dollars of the estate unsettled. He is
now eighty-three years old, and though
still in his prime, he Is afraid old age
may creep on apace, so he has retired
from other business to settle this es-
tate. BY all ordinary calculation he
cannot last more than forty-three
years longer, and he hopes to have the
estate settled at least by the time he
reaches his centennial. Mrs. Club
buck, Of this city, Is one Of the heirs,
and has been waiting expectantly for
a dividend for some time. This Is q
very long story, but In 1t We can find
great encouragement for our friend
Judge Griffin, who has lately been
elected Public Administrator Of Los
Angeles county. He Is less than forty
years old now, and If he ever does get
a good estate in his hands we hope he
may hold 1t about fifty years, and be
elected Public Administrator regularly
every two years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
THE COMING.

gathered flowers the Summer long;
do1ed tho days ON sunny teas,
And wOvo my fancies Into song,
Or dTeamed In atinlsSs ease;
ur watched, rom lu.ting cliffs, the dyes
Ofchangefui waters under me
he lazy gulls that dip and rise,
White spseks upon he sea-
Aud far away, where blue 10 blue
Was wed, the ships that came and WeGi;
AMI thought, - happy world! and drew
Thereffon full c0uten'
Ny mates toled Ia the ripsnIng ileld,
Nor paused 10 rest iu cool or hea:
ThA yellow grain made haste to yield
lis harvesting compiete.
My mates toiled IL ,heir pleasant homes,
They pluck the fruit from laden houghs,
-Anh sang "For Ifthr Master comes
wac mud no ready housri''
Aiid trr and strange tnrIg singing sesmed,
And hursh their voices every one,
That woke the pleasant dread I dreA ia't
TO thought or tasks uudone
Yet still waited fingered Still,
Won by cloud q soaring lar;
TIL, by and by, the land was chill,
And all the sky was dark.
Aud 10, the Master Through the night
My mates come forth 10 welcome Him;
The labor done, their garments white,
While mine are stained and dim.
They bring 10 Him their golden sheaYes;
To Him their finished Toll belong;
While | have but these withered leaves,
And these poor, foolish songs!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
COURT REPORTS.
District C.ur,...- SPuLvEDA. j.

District Csurt.--- zPULyEDA. j.
MONDAY, November 8.
Hartman vs.. 0ivers.-Opinion of tho Court
fled
SlGuson ct al. VI. Bulls ct al.--Set Tor argu-
ment November 10th at . A. N.
Roberts vs. Besudry.-Deinurfer argued and
submitted.
Finnerty vs.. Rowland. = Set Tor next law
day.
Amaden vs.. Williams. Leave granted TO
withdraw answer ana substitute smother.
Johnson VS.. MeilIS.--I emnrses submitted.
Beckley W.. Hall. by consent, demurrer
Withdrawn, and JG days 10 ameGsi.
Jackson W. Lemmerf. Consolidated with
other cases.
Reed w.. Lesiie.-By consent, set for Janu-
ary 4th, at 10 O'Clock. Defendant consents
that demurrer may be flied 90 tho cross
complaint before that date.
Drown W.. Gaiiardo.-Set for January 5th at
10 A. n.
Conan vs.. Qaimby Bond for s,t0 Ia addi-
ton Ia previous bond tor rents, profits and
occupation.
Iwomey ys Reaadry. .-Aiotios, for non n-sult
denied Piaintih excerpts
Marshall vs.. Bcandry.--set f,r trial Janu-
AIRY 7th ut 10 4. N
Slauson Va. Bulls. New par ties made ard
publication of summons ordered.
Twomey vs.. Beaudry.-on trial.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
Passengers for San Francisco.

The following passengers left San
Pedro yesterday for San Francisco per
steamer Ancon: T E Lippincott, A S
Green, G B Andrus, Mrs Grinchaw and
three children, Miss l. de Zepedo, Miss
E Burto, e Smith, J A Swain, IL
Callisher, G F Wentworth, J Guig-
nard, G Haas, F Montgomery, ] Dea-
cell, ] Montgomery, II Montgomery
and wife, J II Millard, wife and child,
JB Hanrahan, Miss A Congdon, Mrs
E Switzer, J NJ Riley, wife and child,
w w Campbell, J d Evans, 8 r Mil.
Ter, NJ Pisbilger, J NJ Hoffner, l. c
Kincaid and family, d c Lawrence
and wife, NJ d Waggoner, r Eberle, r
Norieye, T Clifford, r 5 SMahoney, Ah
Chue, Wong Yen, and fifteen In the
steerage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09

Mr. Felix is stocking the Sympo-
sium saloon with first-class liquors,
imported and domestic. He is deter
mined to make a reputation by keep
| Ing genteel saloon, where the COM
pany will be select and liquors above
| repr0ach.
Major Frank Ganahl was rejoicing
yesterday over the birth of son
weighing ten pounds. We thought he
weighed a ton when he summed up
In the Beaudry case, but this accounts
for 1t.
Mr.. VIM. u. Brown arrived at the
Lafayette hotel yesterday from Denth
Valley. He is we'll known as the d,
coverer Of Coso, or Darwin City, and
We hear has been engaged recently in
prospecting through Arizona.
A man named Asuncion Tapia was
killed about 3 o'clock Sunday NOR
ing while trying to steal ride or the
San Fernando train. He concealed
himself on the truck near the brake,
and being drunk, fell off and was in
ternally Injured. Before the watch
man could get medical aid ne was
dead.
The st. Charles saloon will hereaf-
ter be managed by Messrs. kerns &
Cannon. Both these gentlemen are
we'll known members Of the bar, and
the way they manipulate mixed
drink Is fascination TO Good Tenn
plar. Though they mix drinks In n
stylish manner, yet they are straight
gentlemen, and there Is no CANNON
about their liquors IL there Is Gam
mon In the firm.
A young man named Mccoy was
badly cut by James Moran In distur-
bance at Agricultural Park late Satur-
day night. The wounded man ar
rived in town about l O'clock Sunday
morning and found Officer Twomey,
who hunted up DR.. Hoffman to dress
his wounds. Officer Twomey after
wards went out to Agricultural Park
and arrested Moran, committing him
to Jail at 3 O'Clock in the morning.
The obsequies Of Mrs. Rosa New
mark, on Sunday afternoon, were of
the most imposing character. The fu-
neral cortege was one OF the largest
ever seen in Los Angeles. All sects,
nationalities and classes, We'd with
each other in doing honor to the de-
ceased. 1t was fitting testimonial
to the worth of the. venerable lady,
who was followed to her last resting
place by host of mourning relatives
and admirers. Though dead yet her
virtues will live after her.
We have received an inquiry from
a merchant tailor in Chicago asking
information as to his business In this
city. We can only say that people
need clothes here as well as In Chi
cago, and their taste Is as fastidious
and their disposition opay high prices
just as good. We have room for good
tailors, who will furnish first-class
material and accurate fits. Industry
and ability in the tailoring business
are at premium here as well as else
where.
The ladies of the Baptist Ladies' So
ciety who had in hand the matter Of
procuring a communion service for the
church were most agreeably surprised
on last Sabbath by the presentation of
a beautiful silver service of five pieces
and linens finely engraved and mark
ed, by Mrs. J. B. Lankershim, for the
use Of the church. And in considera-
ton of this great kindness do hereby
and in behalf of the church, tender the
heartfelt thanks for the magnificent
gift so Opportunely bestowed upon the
church. Done by order and In behalf
of the Society.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
For Sale.

A MOUNTAIN RhNCH-l8O acres OF sur.
- veyed Government claim. A rare chance
for iayalids seeking pure air and healthy
climate. Splendid farming land, especially
adapted for vineyard and orange orchard.
Plenty OF water. Ten acres cleared and two
have been cultivated. New house OF three
rooms we'll finished. ! $50 feet water pipe, full
set carpenters and agricultural tools Sltu-
ated q few miles from town. VIII be sold
cheap as owner wishes to return East. Apply
TO KIMBALL & CHAPLIN,
novitl No. 10 Spring 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
Probate Conrt-o'MrLvEsY. J.

Probate COurt--O'MRLvESY. J.
MONDAY. Neyemhe.s.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jacob Keller.
Ordered that deed be executed as prayed
for In the petition and decree be drawn for
the signature of the Judge In conformity to
this order. Also, this order to be entered In
the minutes of this Court.
In the matter of the appointment Of a guar
dian for VIM. A. Cochrane. - Ordered that
VIM. II. Pendleton be appointed guardian OF
the estate, rights, etc., of said VIM. A. Coch-
rene, who is found to be non compos mentis,
upon said PendletOn's executing q bond as
such guardian in the sum % Que thousand
dollars.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
CammtY Court--o'AlELvgSFY. ].

OuMht3 C0urt--.U' 'MELNENff. ].
MONDAY, November s.
The People VS.. Achos.--Set for Monday, No
yember 29th at r. NJ.
People vs.. Matthew Orr.-Passed inform
ally until Monday, November 18th, Mt 10 A. NJ.
People w. Dan.-Set for Monday, 2sth inst,
ar =. NJ.
People VS.. George Oden.--Set for November
30th ~ 10 A. N.
Pico VS.. Los Angeles Gas Co Passed for
the term.
Macy, Wilson 4 Co. vs. VIM. NJ. McI.augh-
lin.-JudgmeDt for plaintiff and ssi 80 costs.
James Alexander va Thomas Phalan.--
Judgment below reversed and Judgment rem
dered In accordance with the prayer OF the
answer.
Ferguson, executor Of Soper vs.. Puterbaugh.
Judgment by consent in open court for ~loe
and costs.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
Or. Aborn's Second Visit.

At the request of many prominent
citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity,
DIR. Aborn has consented to return for
short time commencing Saturday,
November 18th, at the Backman
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
A Rare Chance.

FOR SALE--A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
the present proprietor wishes to sell out on
account OF Ill health. i good opportunity y
for u man with about $3.50. For particular,
apply at this office. oct29tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
Fer Sale-.A Great Bargain.

we'll furnished house and lot situated in
rhe best location in this city, Spring street
Cars pass the door. For particulars, apply al
geles. oct2otI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Sale.

A our Sales Room is not large enough for
- the stock OF Pianos which We have or
dered, we shall offer our
Sieinway, Decker, knabe and Emerson Pianos
for cash at net San Francisco prices, for
Thirty Days Only.
Ifyou wish to buy the best Pianos made at
the lowest prices, they will ever be sold for
IN Los Angeles, make your purchase within
the next 80 days.
]. D. PATRICK,
A. NJ. JAMES.
oet20 I'm No. 80 Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
W. G. B0GERT & co.,
State Investment Insurance Company.

SAN FkANCIsCo, Oct 29th, 1875.
To II. +, RowAN, Agenti-I have received
Information frem our Agent, Mr. BRYANT,
now at Virginia, that the Company can pay
all losses leaving Its capital intact, and then
have q surplus of over ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CHAS. III. CUSHING,
Secretary state Investment Insurance Co.
0sQtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
FOR SAuE-FOR RENT.

EOR SAIE.-At very low price farm
of30 acres at Downey City, ali under cul-
tivaton, except 10 acres in willows. The soil
Is OF The best quality. The improvements
consist of three houses, with young orchard
and an artesian we'll. Two shares water rig h /
20 with the land. Applyto
BRONX & MITCHELL,
nov9tf Room 9, Commercial Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09

TO IET.-ROOMS AED BOARD-Suits
ana single rooms with boaid at the Kim
ball Mansion, New High street. The house
Is pleasantly situated and has all modern inn
prQvements. pov6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09

or the purest quality and most unl!initct
supply can be furnished TO these lots.
II is an acknowledged fact that this portion
is by far the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09

EOR SALE.-Two shares in the southern
District Agricultural raik. BY
W. Ii. j. BROOKS,
noy6 No, 2 Aliens Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
uNEoUALED ADVANTAGES

II possesses. Notices are posted up on nearly
all the lots. thus giving an opportunity TO see
the exact location.
These lots are now offered at frst hand.
Buyers shouli consider this and save the
large profit made by the middiemen by pur-
chasing at this sale.
The sale will be without reserve. Terms:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
HEALTHIEST

Part ofthe city. The sea-breeze comes TO this
locality fresh and pare from the ocean, and
untainted with the noxious vapors and flthy
Odors that arise from cesspoois and cutters TO
DESTROY Its benefcent effect.
Numerous streets have been graded and
the means OF access to this property IL being
daily improved.
The baker and miikmaI make regular
trips through these streets.
As the city Is growing ut an unprecedented
rate and real estate daily appreciatins In val
nc, this Is a splendid chance TO obtain
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-09
A SITE FOR A HOME,

That cannot be duplicated Ia this city.
Every person who intends to live In Los
Angeles should take q walk over this proper
" andview for themselves the
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

the .iuge,ie Wing, or si'e y tv IS
t1r. .. Nsashty na,. ny $, sen,
na:.'t the sisters want -, =, ocvrre here
RIO hyo;a,ra arre, L as: ~ - N-isica
ter 4 bs>,aig>s,l >:s,-v, T.,Nee prayers,
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p-aver tsc lawvsr, Are ;,tev - >ni-
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The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
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The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

wiye<.rd IhrSe c2 laare 81 l;0as Il Oh ID
r,I,, h ,.s qD,rsa,'ue Il L r te1''s < ssJ
u,,is ,,sss lc,'e- e1tfc ssNtsga lav, s''o
DIRE, - tia .al.->.,.s,>l cavern ih>ic hu--
sa.,S, and il: -srown booihels. Gave
ts,s,'s p.sor a cassc. 10 enjoy air, light
bess;y e; lse,s-e'ps,sn,' ar, upon the Oh
,!Av they can a.25ri TO cease their lita's la
tsr, and ne VII. ma ne ri>h reward in
the .5ag,;al &a, ia; certain o. growth,
higher ana ps,ver natural Rssrsli;v.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
rri-a,fui sre-es DurinS the iljiau
p.a1uF.

Fur.!..- :. i. rAa;.on i.Um FIJI conveys
=. Il o.rke, ar1oau, OF Tie p.a.ue which
ees-tgy passed o,e. the new colony. \
si.snt OF long standing, wri,in. 10 a
v.,tocia esnt=ia y a7ar,, says: The death
-s.e :. nc. ye: mad. up, bu. the probabl-
i,v is tia: 9,os) Ei;iars d::e,! dur!n: tbs
;a1c months r,ag.;e. The native popu-
.a.i1a ot Fl; j. now about cne-;hird only
g. ,saa. j. MAS when l landed here about
.wsn:y-.'-, vss,s .go.7 TIL. accounts
.ivtn &, .a-ni.u,'- cf the disaster are
less IL : than t..asc G. tie s.eriHgs
:: ,ac ,.-...a.. "N'erv tsw died Of the
measles. a. majority dyin- Of sns.eqlsnt
,..>-x.. IN lie form ii iysen:ery, con:es-
civa a :ae lungs. e:c. Hznt OF nouri>A-
uegs q Starvation carried of thousands :
Ne are told that AL work WAS suspended
:1r .wa months. You could pass through
p&1o,l :ows>s without meeting any one In
Tia .E-yes->. w1.ca were SON completely
.svy-sS with syaS, Entering honse, you
u1...,s. s,E EE..,@. assal. yemen and children all
WIN. d.w1 l.. .s>.ial.2a:el.r, some just at
.4xsSs>, >1-x. III. ia agony, and >.me dyirs.
Some who ~ecs .;c01s enough attempted
>2;s.se. a2t Ia: arrays III Uls>,c2ess:ullv."
NJ - t,rr.L.- :9,! that a. the scour.e
became l,r- rs--,a2e2: so1.e tsur or I've
we-c tg,-i-d together in On: grave, and
s...~.'.r ~::.so.. religions service. In
<s1s4 lx-ss Tie t-z- were buried in the
,..-..,,.sn ..3- u - house. The burials
ve.e A...-:s,,, al; Ii, probability IS that
81 -tze J.a:e2 alive. In many in
stage. :.e husband. vile AID children all
4;.t. II o-e village al ;a@ woIsn died
an,. :r s1r..e- al :Ae I4e-." |: Is Interest
In . "a. a. :A= different mental effects
n.s;u..l sv ;,.- ,ag:.s-s oi the disease. l.
: -, ss,E,s..sr- ;aa: ''~2sv s-.1.e iru::ies,
4srz.a:..>" 10 .l.e:g anc:el; su1. S.me Ill
-. IrGaa>. W -. o2!r -s--'y en-
t-as:l Christianity. considered Ia tie
3.-ss.. -a- conveyed ty ,he:- rei;s:oa-
..4>a.zs, @lG I...y dismissed them a."
hen z,s.., s..gs: ::..s:: r.s -. .i2-. Among
.:..:e <sne were :o~ KILN: ;..e teacher,
u. w:~.- cc2,.se.s ,-evai.~s. !: Is SAD
la: oE,,.s. buried are o.,e teachers
". ard ca.,s, H.A--e husband and i-,he.
:i@1 = he '-u=-. Ia sap Infection. But
NJ. so.le ii III. distress ts.l back s1
:aa:. :5s::...- s.,Es,:..:c2, lie g7sa.e- nu1-
- SAL 10 have t2.ae :le;- calamity with
ts.::::.1-, aEi o have suffered All died
M a .se :.l- .;e-,e. {: Ca-;s;:.....,r.--- Sc
G.~ k,s.-4:4 Herald.