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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-28
CHAACEaY SAT-
CT
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No. l5lO.-First Charcery Colrt of shelly
County, Tennessee.-las. a. Anderson, a1-
ministrator Of =. NJ. Wheaton, deceased, Is.
Waddy Thompson ct al.
DH virtue OF an iuleriOc ItCr= decree for
ID sale, entered IN the above cause on to-
18th day OF February, 1875 I wi,l sci. az pCb..s
auction, To the highest bidder, IN 'front.' OF tEs
Clerk and Mast rs ONCE, new Courthou G
building, Ma!n street, Memphls, Tennessee on
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DIR p. sos ssES f
FEEyAEG
5sIeGlcc1 I4sp64sEPv,
SD.gT .gEEFERsBW EE. L.7
Between Stain ana From streets,
HEHPBgS, TEdA
Es.a5liahsd in 1850.

DE.JyHN Oh e. ScEnowIs edged by all par
ties ferea.sl ,E7 uy far the MOST sziCCess-
iuI physician in tine f-#IIueGt 20 pTfVaLn 1g
secret diseases. Ruck9 thorough and reriuF
urui cures guar tufesd su every case male ID.
female. Recent cases OF GO8DTIpA and SF-
Pntl.- cured N % few days, without the Use
mercury, change or diet OF uIndraLCe from
business. Secondary syphilis. the last vsstIT
eTadicdtgI without the use Uf mercury In.
voluntary loss Ol semen stopped In q. : o. G
time. Sufferers from imp7fauCy Orl0--rEN q
ual powers restored To- free vig0r ia few rsep z.
Victims OF self-abuSe and excessive veue-V
suffering from gpggm8tOrrhea and loss OF ply
steal and mental power, speedily and pernis
nently cured.
Particular attention paid TO the Diseases %.
Women, and cures guarantees.
Throat ana Lung Disease. cured by new
remedies.
All consultation strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express TO all parts Of the
country.
ONCE hours from S am. 10 o pm. sunday
from tOj pm.
Sepl-dW I'd. -. JOB EE)E, " ID.
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Non. resident N.Its.

No. lS75-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tenne-sCe-B p. Anderson, Com
missioner Of Revenue, etc, vs.. Annie Z.
Polk ct al.
u appearing from the bill in this use
which is sworn that the defendants, John
T. Liggett, VIM. 1hri man, VIM. Peacock and
Preston Roberts are non residents of the state
Of Tennessee; and 1t appearing from the sner-
if 5 return that defendants Annie +. Polk
and John WarI are not 10 be found IN ms
county;
It's therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in December 1870, and plead, answer
or demur to COmplainant's bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as 70 them and set
for hearing exparte; and that a copy Of this
order be published once q week, for four sue
ceSSiye weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
This 2ULh day OF October, 1919.
a copy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By +. 3. McHenry, D. c. and NJ.
John Johnston, sol. for cOmplt Tia
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PAINE g. PATRICK.
STAB COTTON GIN,
No. 6S UuiOn IS


(CoR. or THIRD, Memphis, Tennessee
LAYING fitted up ms most extensive con-
"A Germ IN the CltE, with ths latest inn
proved machinery for GINNING AND BAL .
inc COTTON, We are prepared TO furnish
better sample with larger yield an any
similar esf sblishmentiu the South. " q woul-
respectfully request those having cotton 20
Gin to call and see our place before making
permanent arrangements.
E6-Wlu pay the highest price for all grades
OF SEED COTTON.
NB-Wiu furnish bags for shipping seen
cotton II consigned TO Us and ordered Dy re-
spOnsibIe parties. All cotton covered Oy II
surance. 9~A
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TGI IA
Eygs seee9s sale

sAT virtue Of deed of trust made 90 me a.
- trustee by 7. W. LREe, for tine benefit OF
=. & !. Steele, on the 18th o. January, 1870, On
record in book Y, pages ll6 and III, and under
a decree Of the First ChauCery Court OF shelby
axe V. J. & J. steele and others, and affirmed
by the Supreme Court, and with the COuseEt
and at the request Of the beued i.,yies in sail
deed Of trust, 1 will, or
Thursday, November Il, 1876,
in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street,
Memphis, Tenues ee, proceed 10 sell, az public
auction, to the highesj bidder, for cash, the
land hereinafter described, Tor aud during the
lie OF Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated in shelby county, Ten
ngssee, and described a. follows: so much
and such part OF lot No. 4 Of the original race
ground tract IS has heretofore fallen TO and
been vested in the said Il. W. Lake in the par.
titiOu between him and the other children e
his mother. Mrs. Janet Lake, as the same is
July shown By deeds and plots now on record
n the Office of the Register of Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book II, pages So, So and %, and
book 66, pages 81 to so, and in book 20, page
SO, etc, ali OF which COuyPyancCs and plots
are here referred to for fuller Cescri puOn o!
the twenty acres, or theTeabOuts, conveyed t.
me in said trust deed. The right OF Tsdsmp-
ton is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours Of 10 and
y am. 1 will convey as tru-tee, and Will Sci
and convey the land only during the life o.
said Janet Lake.
October 8, 1915.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
miJh & Collier, attorneys Octe
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ASSLGNEE'S SALE
OF
Farming Lands
IN SHELBY HOTNTY

&c the United ~tste5 District Court for the
southern District Of New OTk, held at the
city Of New York, in said DistriCt-Iu BANK
ruptey. In the matter Of seth coward
HOwes, stephen Hyatt, and Leander ".
Townsend, bankruptS.
DY virtue of an order Of sale entered on the
D 10Th day OF August, 49,, in the above
cause, 1 viii sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, Ia front o. The new court
house building, on Main street, in the city OF
Mernnhls. lPnnes-ee. On
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EOn-Resident Notice.

And every description of lob Printing, at east
rem prices. Orders re- pectfully solicited, ard
satisfaction guaranteed,
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The market closed quiet, lower TO
sell; saleS were 200 Jr!e-, Of which ex-
p1r,eT5 took 500 .pnners 1850, specu'
iat0rs $50 bsles.
rnIIlN srATEAfENT
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"a Gay OF OCTOBER, 100
AARON CLAELIN, Asst guee.

Being authorized by the owner, we will like.
wise sell the remaining third interest in the
above described tracts OF land, at the same
time and upon the same terms above mem
TONED, IRRELEVANT * Co
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TreatnfeDt f1r BFouIc DiseHses.
DR. L. A. WHITE, 1872 DeSOto street, is now
IL prepared with the different fumigating
ordinations to treat chronic diseases OF the
Liver, kidneys, Skin, Blood, Mercuri6l Poison
ings, GOut, rheumatism, all female COM
plants, nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Hemor-
rhoids, etc. With his experience with the va
porS, and the fact of his having treated sue
CeSSfully patients who have spent hundreds of
dollars at the Hot Springs one or two seasons,
without benefit, he considers the combination
S25 for fifteen alternate baths for thirty days.
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WTATCHES, Clocks, Spectscles and Tewelry
w OF every description, and OF best quality,
fifty per cent. below Main street Prices. Plain
Gold WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT K EGS
all styles OF Fnncy Rings in proportion. Our
facilities for manufacturing are unequaled In
the city. Bring along your old Gold, Silver,
have them manufac ,ured to suit your taste.
Call and be convinced, before purchasing
elsewhere, that low rents and home manu-
factuIe are essential to good bargains. Par
ticuIar attention given to repairing of fine
Watches, Clocks and JewelTy, and satisfaction
guaranteed. School Medals, Badges, seals,
Jewels, Stencils, Etc, specially Jewellers
ard others should CONSULT THAYER before
sending their difficult jobs to Eastern cities.
Any piece OF jeWelry matched or duplicated
on short notice. Ocl24
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gr.m -ea rts: Market quiet and
nrD; orci4ary, I2tc; good ordinary,
1879: low mi1diirg IA l-l6c; middling,
l4gc; sales, 1913 bales. MiddliDg same
time last ye-', -.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram REPORTS: Market dull and EASIER
hollands. "a: Orleans, I'D; sales, TO-
OG0 bales. If which 600 was AmeIi-
can; receipts, 400 bales, Of which 26OO
was American. Upland Iaiddling same
time las year, -.
Jhe movement at al the ports was re-
ported as follows:
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YESTERDAY. DAY BEFORE.

The following are the q sing rates in
New York futures fCr yesterday and the
Gsy tefoTe:
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

By Z B. MICH nry, d. h NJ.
Inhn Inh naf ON sol for com IL !. in q nj
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Rac-Is since Fly II7.7gI G5Gn 957F
ENu'isG Britain 2Ssfs l7,5I2 4l,Jo5
ENp'ytO COulnt u UlI loss os5S
,tl,cly -. -. iU7 So 322,O7O 367 ,i9l
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

denly fame your pulse to : levers n 49,
The subtle, rhythmic gracs, 9. , ,s,st nor 70.
face will give You neither Iess ! -. a
,ss till it sets beside your board anu
blooms within your home. CHI,
Nellie will not grieve AZ tins. on. :
hold her clustered place forever u YOU
heart. to which you'll journey ol Hs :
times and kneel as reverently as tde
voice to some sweet, pallid sam. n'e''u
HIGH above him, and like the !. Dron1s
f;gnre Of that old Roman Pont'n stand.
inr the public square Of Perngla, s1e
will stretch ont her approving nan0s
in silent benedictions. .,a..o
Il will be better So There would De
such narrowing down OF lite, ana near;
and brain, to finite limits. which shou's
ever grow outward, and still outward
to Gods infinite. Because OF TINS,
Gods license will lie about the act ana
hallow it with loves deep, rich frultion.
Men DiNroy.
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Tan III q N.rse.,7s.
bsrs wAo.Ae not give express oot;,. Z 4.
|tssry ass cenedsred = wishir. :! 2 81
|thsie sobsssiptioos. . Ct
2: i any sabscribers order u. =.
aace q their 1swspspsrs. i. ~. 49, -
eontinne to send them until allar,.sA
paid. 4 - : m,
5. i subscribers neglect Or ,ef...s.
their Dewspapers fresa the CO.. !. : 4
they are directed. the law bolds -. q
eible until they have settled the Nm.
dcrcd them discontinued. ~
a. II nbscribera remove % a.
without Informing the pabiiaher. an1 Il u
papers are sent to the former dirsss;s =
arc held responsible. 4
S. The courts have decided that r.s...
take newspapers from tho ONCE q, =. !
and leaving them uncalled Sor, i. ~.
evidence II Intentional fraud
8. The postmaster who neglect, q -.
legal nstce Of the neglect Of pers.e Y
from the once the newspaper 49,,
him, il lisble to the publisher for the ~. ]
ton prics.
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ASEcDorE or NAPOLEON Bos.r.urx

ASEcDorE or NAPOLEON Bosap.wrx
~ hen this daring and ambitious sol.
o'ef was about to invade Russia, a per.
son who bad endeavored to dissuade
INN from his purpose, finding he could
not prevail, quoted to him the proverb
Nan proposes but God disposesr e.
which ne replied Indignantly. II dis.
pose IS wei as propose A Christian
woman, on hearing the impious boas,.
remarked, Il set that down as the tnrn.
mg point Of Bonapartes fortunes
700 vii! not suffer creature with inn
punlty thus to usurp his prcrorativ, ,
II happened to Bonaparte + lust sc va.
4 'ss'I His invasion Of Russia was
the commencement of his downfall =,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

Quicken ON THE BRAlN.-Near Erie
there lives a colored person by the
name of James Stewart, whom the
community by common consent nave
dubbed Commodore Stewart. tie Is Q
talented but eccentric individual, and
has weakness for chickens. On one
occasion, being found near poultry
ward under suspicious circumstances,
he was Intercepted rather sharply by
the owner of the premises as follows
well, jim, what are you doing here"
20. muffin, muffin! jess walkln' roun."
What do you want with my chick
ens!"
Muffin at all. was only lookin' al
'em, day looks so nice
This answer was both conciliatory
and conclusive, and would have been
satisfactory had il not been for Jim's
hat. This was a rather worn soft felt. a
good deal too large for It's wearers
head: and ii seemed TO have a motion
entirely unusual III hats, and manfcs.ly
due To some remarkable cause II
seemed TO contract and expand ard
move OF itself, and clearly Yithou:
Jlm's volition. 90 the next inquiry
was,
What is the matter with your hat"
My hat? OATS al ole ha: Use
fond vi lat hat
-
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WESTERN CIvnnArros.-lt is said that
visitors who penetrate to the editorial
offices of Western newspapers are as
tonished at the decorations which arc
appended to the walls. Diagrams Of
enormous feet, labelled "Foot Of Gin.
cinnati lady, Is by 6 inches. or aFoot
of Chicago lady, liz by 8 inches, ara
drawn in colored chalk upon the white.
washed walls; while over the editors
desk are displayed in large letters the
memoranda: Susan B. Anthony
born B. CO I'VE suppress the act.
uai date); and scattered over the a.
oies are plaster models varying from
SIX 5 :, to thirty inches in length, and Ia
behed Ears Of the editor. of-whatev.
or newspapers are regarded by the 81
cupant Of the room as rivals TO hieovn.
Figaro. - .sss..s = = = - :" - =
9
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Even the white mantle of religion is
too frequently dragged threw the bloody
pool OF war, Spain waged war with
England in the scyenteeth century be.
cause the latter founded COLONIES in
America. The former in behalf of the
Pope of Rome claimed that all heathen
countries belong to him as the v!cege-
rent OF Con upon earth. The thirty
years war, l6lS-l64s, between Gerna.
ny and France, was contest between
Roman Catholicism and Professionalism.
The Greek and Latin monks of Jerusa-
lem disputed about who should keen
the key of the Holy Sepulchre. Where
upon Russia suspended diplomatic rela.
tons with turkey and war subseouen.
tly ensued. Hence Edward Everett re-
marked with smile that Russia and
turkey went to war. spent millions Of
treasure and destroyed thousands of
lives to decide ,rho should keep the ben
q the ton'b Of the Prince Of Peace.
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Tn0e-SHrs or DIRE VENGEANCE

makes tho brief agony endurable. Bu:
1T last the service which seemed 81
long, is ended and with "a rnnch mai.
essy as her writing form viii permit.
she sails home without lo..crirg yon
may te sure The honse reached. witt.
one bound she is within the privacy oi
her own chamber, and there all RS.
tra'nt is cast aside With Lightning
haste, efi coines the barbados behind
which the flea finds in,reuchsnens. and
at last she stauis like a gladiator
stripped for the fight, and then
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2 THE FATE or THE FLEA Is SEALED.

He is pursued with remorseless fury
and the battle does not end until thu
victor shakes aleft the scalp of the
TOE, and vows that SO perish ALWAYS
the flea who dares to invade the sa.
cred territory of her person.-Siouz
City journal.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

&c. isirney says: Il turn with looth.
sng non the pomp and circnnsta.c II
ws Y. var ar = fearful thing, rninous
Psll'e. property. and virtue. Il hss -
sIm nr blood and > mouth for blasnbe
ny M 4 9aads Eeskings With ia ~ 80 !.
t!nroaf blschenedwith. Tia CO., !
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ONE DAINTY CATER.

NAV run UP against it's fellow rs FAT
- may be done without disarranging
drapery, and there may be quiet. yet
nevertheless yicions clutch ii jew.
eled hard under the preterse ofarrahg-
ing flowing drapcry. bat all in vain.
And the Gca, how he does enjoy 1t.
II ruams hiil.er and ti.i;ler o. lis own
Tree will, AND uncaring for the boiling
wrath winch fairly makes the white
sesh upon which he plays sh;vcr -
meath AIS light tired. All perhaps ;lse
lea has bis mate. and then
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

I - .-.-.oa woman hates = nee
,,;th ., an intensity almost d'aooncs. !, !
- i nature. She will pursue ono ].
+. H.. little little inDocents with the renorse'
' ,..ssu Of . fiend, and if you ever g;
.ss. 10 see . beautiful exemplihca t'on 9!
pr !',sna - traits. never look for e ~nen
~ T Knows ! flca is about And N pro
, ..,r as the woman hates, the nee
seems to love, and is never enooy,ns
escstatic bliss unless favored VII" ne'
society. @
He LIKES 10 SEEK HER Couch
i, .,e .t;llv hours OF the night. WOO
hsr from sIumber; and from asheitered
nook witness her feverish excf.'oI's :. ~
nscane his caresses; but perhaps ne
does not reach the acme OF enjoyment
until he.can slyly accompany ner 20
church and not make his presence
known until he has satisfactorily se1
tied her furbelows and fiounces on the
cushioned seat, all ready to be admired
and take note Of how others look.
And then the flea begins -
HIS MASIPuLArioSs,
knowing full well that he has bis VIC
tim at a disadvantage. Here there can
be no hasty fiinging of skirts; no un-
becoming postures. while making fran
tic grabs at the rnischievous and mac
monster If you note the wo'
man closely, you will see compress
sion Of the lips, which she would tam
conceal aud not reveal, for
ARR NOT MANY EYES rros HER.
One momen, sue settles herself little
more firmly on one side. as though
hoping t. crush the aggressor, but the
next moment she feels him scampering
howard when she settles backward
quickly to catch him between her back
aud the rail, but I'll in vain. his flag IS
still there.
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&651X go - efT.s. -
IaEaf y 70 lux NE pIacaE:, ! - = !
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

aneresase - Oranges u lfsine.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

Once again love, which you you thought
dead and buried for all time. will and.
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Idnonnine touch Of loving hands; ne
sweet. tender, loving voice, patient ana
forriiyiing always; the visible, tang'o'c
presence Of its mother.
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~ = Y.
NELLIE.
rrom the Portland, Oregon. Bulletin-l

IRON the Portland. Oreson' DUN
Nellie lies dead in the house: Inc
shutters are closed; the curtains are
Closely drawn; Grape hangs nom the
door-fnob; footsteps are mafiled; voices
are hushed; great shadow hovers III
everv room-ebroods in every heart.
Dear Nelly! the wemaallest woman
the wifeliest wife-the Tuest OF
friends. -,
The xlcry of her life was in her heart.
One wear a. wife-the mother of an
hour and now one of the white-robed
If tho Lord k-@-s&@- ~ ~
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slve. And then there is so much sewing
to be done. | did hope we should find
time to make up your new linen before |
left, but it is not cut out yet, and Lucy
will never get through dozen of shirts
alone Poor girl the parish and the baby
make such heavy demands upon her time,
! think she will have to put your shirts
out to be made" And with a few pleas
ant remarks about the parish and the
weather. she smilingly withdrew
But the good seed had been carefully
sown. The parson, though not overwise
in general, was sharp and shrewd where
money was in question, and knew the full
Valae Of dollars and cents. He took the
matter into consideration. and nicely bal
anced the pros and cons. He knew that
Mrs. Brant, in her quiet. lady-like way,
had been very efficient in his family; she
superintended the cooking, and under her
direction were prepared the savory meats
that his soul loved. He knew, too, that
since her advent among them his weekly
expenses had been lessened, not increased.
lie knew that the liberal board which she
had insisted on paying ever since she had
been with them amounted to half as much
as his salary, while her generous gifts sup
piled many needs of the little household
lie knew that she relieved his wife of
much care and labor, and that her expert
ence during the baby's troubles in the
ivory business, upon which he had Just
entered, had already saved him the fatigue
and expense of many visit to the doctor;
and all these loving services We're freely
gwen. On the other hand if she lett, all
this must stop. An additional servant
would cost him three dollars week, to
begin with; and how much more in waste
and discomfort? And as to putting out
washing and sewing. those We're bugbears
OF unknown expense, which he could not
estimate. The parson drew his conclu-
sion-he was used to that business; '.n
conclusion was his tavorite portion of
bis Sermcns-so, IN concl,tWo0, he request
ed Lucy to invite her mother to become a
permanent member of the family; and
Lucy, who in her unsellishneSs thought
dear Bozzy did it all for her sake, could
not express her JOY and gratitude
And now you know ia what respect the
Rev Boswell Holland resemblcd st. Peter.
Don't you see? He had I "wift's mother
in the house
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-03

An interesting law SUIT has Just been
concluded in the New York courts The
suit was brought by young man named
Edward Doyle against the New York
Eye and Ear lntirmary, and DR.. Richard
Derby, lis chief physician, for S1OJ,0pO
damages for the entire loss Of his eve
sight through alleged malpractice The
boy SAYS that after being treated for some
time for u common disease (granulated
lids), and getting nearly well, DR.. Derby
one day touched the lids with a brush
which had been used on the eyes OF a
patient having malignant ophthalmia, and
conveyed some of the pus to his eyes.
The boy went home, and in n few days
had completely lost his sight. The main
point was, had Dr. Derby knowingly, after
using a brush on a person having vile
contagious disease of the eyes, used it
again upon u person under his treatment,
without proper precaution against "om-
municating the infection? The plai iltitl
claimed that there We're but tour brushes
in the lntirmary for fifty pairs OF eyes,
and the defence denied it. The doctor
succeeded in convincing q lay Jury that
the ease was incurable and his treatment
correct. But there will probably be more
brushes and cleaner ones in that establish
ment hereafter