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Departure. Last Esssisx.
sowMuNrsArIoN.

II will be aeon by the followin: com.
municaiion that DIR. Robinson fells ag.
arie,ed about nm item that appeared in
Saturdays NEws. Medical gentlemen
are hard Ia please, and the reporter who
has not studied medicine is bound to
tread ou some Of the doctors toes occa.
sionally:
VIRGINIA err. July -, 1875.
EpIroR Nkws SIN: An item in this
evenings NEws. headed ''Not Sun
stroke" reports that the attending
physician" was Of opinion that tho par
nlysis Of Michael WEIGH was partially"
caused 10y .unstroke.
Doubtless. as you remark. ''skillful
physicians may err" but in this case
tho fact 10 Mr.. welch being drunk. and
falling FROM u barrel. and injuring his
spine IN the ''region Of tho Kidneys"
does not initiate against tho correct
ness Of my diagnosis. but negatively
supports IL. In the first place, ! be-
lioyc the case 10 b. one Of ''sunstroke"
pure. not partial.
was properly informed that he had
boon drinking. although not Of his fall.
~ regards the possibility 81 ''error. he
may have boen suffering from the effects
of cong.stive apoplexy. or an e%Xtravasa-
ton or effusion ON the brain. produced
10y "a blow. but there IL room Tor no 9TH
or supposition; and in either OF these
cases the distinction IL not material.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A Cauari.


BERLIs. July 2G.-Tho story OF the
arrest Of the Count OF Landock, Of Del
n. Beck. his mother and q chamber
maid on o charge OF conspiracy to assas'
sinate the Crown Prince. Is unfounded.
Il was fabricated by the Clerk Of the
Court Of Landeck, who has been arrest
Cd. There 10 no such person rs Count
Dee III. Beck.
strike Of Cotton Mill Operatives.
LONDON. July 20.-The cotton mills
at Alum closed to-day, tho operatives
refusing to accept their employers terms
In regard TO wages.
hank or Eskiand BulIiou.
The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day Is
Ell5.000.
The Direct Cable being Repaired.
The manager Of the direct United
States cable says no stakeholder has
been denied information. As q small
portion Of tho cable has been injured,
probably by ios, the contractors are now
replacing with good cable the injured
noyt
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How 1T MArrESKp.-while the driver
81 the Nevada Brewery wagon WA NOV
ing u kcg OF beer in front Of Piper's Sa-
loon. Virginia. ON Saturday. tho bung
got loose aud the beer ilew around In
all directions. TO tho great amusement
of the spectators ami the disgust OF the
driver. When asked how the accident
happened, no replied: "vell, I don't
vas know exsctly how dem tings vas
happens. shust vas roll dem parcels
arount aloud n lccllc. ven ] links !
makes dem pung.holvs loose from dem
blues. unt der peer makes dem Gus. unit
squirt all rount. Colt fur tam der heis-
sen wc,ter.'
AInssrs.-A little shooting ARRAY %.
Cured on u street. Virginia. about III
o'clock last night. One Of the parties
WIS arrested and placed in the lock up
with a charge u assault and battery en-
tered against him. A man who was
changing furiously mp AMI down Main
street, Gold Hill. on horseback. Satur-
.ily evening. was arrested by Symons
for disturbing tho peace. ami hal his
ease set for trial at ) r. n. to-day.
Occ,sIoxEp No DKLAr.-Ths falling
down Of tho Crown Point wagon dump.
mentioned in Saturdays issue. did not
interfere with the running Of the mills
.upplied with orc by the wagons. ~ a
IN. a.. al. w.,IK...I .lIuana
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70 n. oslD ma bur NV.
Here Dt,suIery ses.ures.

Hero Dtssulsry Seizures.
CHICAGO. July 26.-A Washington
special says the Internal Revenue Blu
rsau has received information Of th'
seizure Of three more distilleries il
Psiin. Ill. These distllsries were seix'
Cd ~ the result Of an examination oil
stubs OF the revenue books collected.
These books the authorities think will
furnish evidsaos for the arrest Of fity OF
more distillers and rectihers before o.
tobef.
Prsssss In Rsgara - che wsshisg.
ton Treaty.
The Bhtish Government does not 40.
quisscs In the construction given to the
Washington treaty by the Secretary Of
the Treasury in his circular letter Of
April 23d last. In that letter General
Bristow substantially concluded that the
consular seal can. under the treaty. only
pass Canadian merchandise beyond the
hrst frontier port Of tho United States.
In case the merchandise Is designed for
consumption within the United States.
The Canadian merchants have protested
against this construction. and Sir Ed
ward Thornton. British Minister. has
endorsed their protest. He claims the
treaty Of Washington was framed to per.
NIT goods under consular seal TO pass
beyond . frontier port Of the United
States to q port beyond tho Canadian
frontier for roshipmsnt. Tho Secretary
Of State has referred the subject to the
Attorney General for IN opinion.
The Late Riot ~ %. Miguel.
PANAMA, July 17.-Peaco has boon re-
stored at San Miguel, the scene Of the
ultramontano riots In Salvador. The
Bishop Of Santa Tiecla and seven
priests were secretly arrested, and hur.
ried under q guard Of one hundred sol.
disrs to Port Liberbad, where they were
put on board o steamer and sent into
Nicaragua. The Bishop Of Carcamo
and two canon have been expelled from
the country; also proyisor Rsd,reouss.
II vas discovered that similar outbreaks
To that Of San Miguel had beam arranged
for all over thu Rsnublie.
Mad xh...s.
NEW Yo.x. 9ulv GA cabls din.
patch states thai Vice President Mum.
ford of tho WESTERN Union TELEGRAPH
Company, died In Paris yesterday.
Rs.irustioh or Judge FISHER.
W~I.urxoroy. July 2G.-Judcs Pi,ber
In. tspdor.d nd. RESIGNATION Of the Of.
ncs of u. 8. Dittrct Attorney for this
district. and Il has beon forwarded h,
the Attorney oeporal To the President.
Fisher will retin upon the qualification
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

About hAif.pAst 0 o'clock this nssn-
ing the leaders Of . four-horss team b.
longing 10 Klsupisr Brothers. Of vir.
ginia City. broke loose from the wagon
10 which they were attached. and made
Q lively and exciting runaway. The
wagon was heavily loaded with bricks,
which were being taken 10 q house noar
the corner Of Howard and Union streets.
The piece Of bsnt iron commonly called
the R~ooss.nsck, TO which the lead team
was attached during q heavy pull Just a.
the building referred to. gave way, and
quicker than thought the frightened an.
finals dashed down Union street. At
Pipsr's corner. on u street. they came
very near running over q man who was
coming down Union street. he. how
svsr. Rugged the wall Of the building
very closely and the team shot by Win
out touching him.
Those familiar with Virginia need not
bs told that the international Hotel. on
the lower side Of b street. is directly In
front Of Union, above ID. The team'
being under great headwsy. was unable
10 make this turn, and the nigh horse
hit against the lamp-post and brick wall
ON the corner with terrible force. To
look at the post, which was almost torn
out OF It's place. and the wall. which
was cracked in two, although eight or
tan inches thick. ono would suppose
the horse would have been instantly
killed by the shock. He got on his feet
again, however. and the two continued
down Union TO G street, where one oil
them ran into q crowd OF men standing
In front Of the Fredericksburg Brewery.
Several Of tho men were knocked over
at this point, and one. an old man
named Spanish Joe. pretty badly
bruised. The horses parted at
this point, n going north and
the other south along y street. The
n going north was stopped at Carson
street by one man,. The other. going
south, crossed over from the brewery
and took the sidewalk until he came
nearly opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express Office. whore no wns headed of
by q crowd Of men.
Not being able to 60 any farther In
that direction he whirled, crossed the
street, and brought up in the Office Of
Fnnkel b Block, stock brokers. There
was q regular stampede Of teams ON O
street when the runaways charged down
on u. but fortunately none OF them
managed to get under good Roadway be-
fore they were caught. The horses were
valuable. being worth at least $500. The
one that struck against the corner, al
though able to keep on his course, was
no doubt pretty badly injured. Consid-
ering the number Of teams and persons
OH tho streets at the time, II was very
fortunate that mona were killed or seri-
ously hurt.
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a s~uyrocArrSo coUon.-in . letter to Mrs.
Charlotte Isle, Of Chicago, . lady well known
90 . contributor 10 the Western press, she
panied By bleeding 1t the lungs, 10 Hale.
Honey Of Horshound and Tar. my cough"
she ssys, "threatened 70 suffocate mo .
but the Honey OF IIofehound and Tar has
removed every traee Of It." The letter was 10
q lady friend In this city. who has placed II at
the disposal OF q. N. Crittenton, I Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
0tnuta
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H%sALruruL N D~Eticiors.-T The most dc
licious, % we'll - heslthfal and invigorsting,
summer beverage 10 the sparkling cronk. sup,,
Inn They are f%uruishlnR 70 to al the princi'
nal saloous, % well % to families and all WIZ
desIre Il, al the most reasonable rates. send
yoar order 10 the Mount Vernon House. and
try . % nple Of this popular and wholsrons
beverage.
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sr.rrosrnr ANN J,wrLnr.-J.B u. Marshall.

brArtoNKHY AND hhrtnAii'
at the Gold I'LL P~ost.ofiec store, lssole agent
for all the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All tho latest Eastern p~eriodical.,
magazines. etc.. received "a FOOD a. published,
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery. In great variety Blank
short notice. Gold and Silver watches, clockr.
and . 1nc assortment % Iewelry; repairing -
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular advsf.
tIsement In another column. lelo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

CoxrLINENrAmns. We acknowledge
the receipt OF complimentary tickets to
a benefit rendered 10 little Katie Folk,
on Friday evening. August G. by the cit
liens Of Virginia. The programme Is
not yet made out, but A. the best pro-
'essional and amateur talent Of Virginia
is enlisted. ami the little lady IL a host
in herself, We can confidently predict q
rare evenings treat to all who may at
tend.
MrSkns' USIoS PIcSic.-0ur people
should bear in mind the good time they
will have at the Gold Hill Miners Union
picnic ON Saturday. August eth. The
Zines ut present are rather dull. but poo
pie should bear mp in view Of the good
time they will then have.
ANNUAL MxrriSo.-The fourth annual
meeting Of the Europa Mining Company
xill take place Mt their Office in San
Francisco ON the 18th OF August. See
official notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
L.ra BRoKxS.-whils Sol Noel was
riding on horseback. in company with
his brother.in.law yesterday morning.
The horse Of the latter kicked Noel ON
the left leg and broke II below the knee.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

cRALHD PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
SaNasonic Hall In Gold I'LL: Nsysda, VIII
Be received mp 10 and including JULY soth, "
the Masonic fIall Association, said Arsociaiion
any or Al bids. Plans and specifications can
b seeu st the store Of Eugene Blttner = Co..
Hain strset, Gold Hin, Nevada.
IyStd D. W. HUBbuCK, Secretary.
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Mrumcx's Irronrrp OIL ID . simple rene
lam Du and nsSraisis and Kills al pain Instantly.
IL perfectly safe and harmless: Price. y cents,
and vorthits weight In gold. We challenge
the world 10 produce It's .equal. AZ, nts-
Crane d Brigham, Whotesale Druggi,,s; San
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II PsorLr who suffer iron the dull stupidity
that meets ~ everywhere In Spring. and too
oten In all veasons Of the year. Knew how
quick Il could be c. red By taking Ayers bar-
We shouid have better nslgtbors e. well ~
r~lesfsr heads TO deal with.
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CALIFORNIA.
stare RssSsy

CoPPERoroLrs. July 2e.--Ths Sonora
stage was robbed this morning between
here and Rsynolds' Ferry BY u mask
ed man.
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InroRrANr. -Iudorscd BY tho Medical pro
feesion, DR.. VIM. Halle Balsatn for the Lung
dIscsses of the Throat and Chest. Dr.. Towns
iey's Toothaehe Anodyne cures In one mia.
~.
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larrowrsD pAnr ~ a =. k.Arxs . COL
rhas lsrning.

This Hssniag.
BAN vRAxcisco STOCK noAaD.
asos ophir. sax. vx. Nv. nss, Ssx bio
go MEXICAN. Il. 3ok. 1X. 0k
SIS 0sah . Curry. isk, Ia a.
siy Nest 4 BsieAsr. SAY. 81 49,"
les SAVAGE, 10. 10
~ Chollar Potosi, @, nv D
70 Hale 4 N~efeross. y. 81. nv. ~
cd Yellow Jacket, -, -
as i..s,is,; ,s'.; ,oS ic;:, iox 81
10 Cold HIN QaartI, q az
10 Ksstsek. u
7p0 Alpha. 7ik. NV. 81
40 Bsleher. nv. ny hs, ~, 2sH
In Justice. itI. iEa. $50
BIS Dayton, az. 81
IN Confidence, tsk. Is, atk
~ Seq. Bslehsf. iU. %
In ChAlisngs. 81. 1,sS
so Consolidated Virginia. SO. s1s, max
ID 0vsrnan. nv. Is. 7ik. fsk
7p Rock Island. .. AZ
COO woedvills, ~, TX
5Exesequsr, no
"a Union Coo. 81, t,..e
Go silver liiil. ioS. II. IN, IN, NJ
la Occidental, AZ
1875 sierra Nevada, 10, 10 b, 49,
nib Lady Bran. ~
ID aiobe, ~
1o5 Utah. -
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isoo California. @. nv, slx. sk Is
3ss Julia. 7fk. u. IN
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10 Caledonia. 10. x5k. n
I'll -rocg r~xcn,SeE.
so Ophlr. ~. $50. So.
<p Mexican. eoA. ~. ~.
lts ,.oald n Curry. IT,. IN bio
"a Beet and Dslcher. 81
10 Savage, Ia ID
iO Crs~n roint. 81 ID. Nv, M
~ Hale q Sofcrvss. e.
~ relh,w Jacket. "
sOsernan. TN
90 ltape rial. II
"a kmpirs Mn. ~
leo Beishsr, 3oS
10 Consolidated Virginia, ia
i0b caiifornia. s1x
- Bnlllan. 81
30 unian Co.,, 4, ~ b,o. . ~
30 Globe.
30 Lady B1an. ~
ssi isssk Island. J, y.
20 silver Mn. In
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: - vhrx141as - IDvookl4obo me
CAasgss AaAs ~ Cssshy Against
Alderman TsAA-Crssby Rsfases
- Tee shs sersssh-Ths Verdict 81
Aspecia meeting Of the Board Of Al
dsrmen Of Virginia was called by Mayor
Cunis. Saturday evening. to invssti-
gate certain charges Of corruption made
against Alderman Todd by Crosby. Of
the arm Of Breed & Crosby, wood and
coal merchants Of Virginia. The amount
Of feeling already displayed by both
parties. which ended in a discussion
with Asts. Is well known 10 the public.
and expectation Saturday evening was
on tiptoe. ii Developments Of q start
ling nature were expected.
An Eager Thrssg.
Therefore. wended their way to the City
Hall. and long before the appointed
time. not only the room, but the side
walk in front Of the building was
blocked with people. anxious 10 hear
the expected Developments. The ex-
n.c,.tion VA. intsnsiaed vhsn n va.
sssn Thai soms of ths snt iso,l t.l,pt
an tbs eity WAS In Attendance PromntIv
At 8 O'Clock the business Of The evening
was opened by calling The roll. After
which Mayor Currie ststed that hs had
convened the meeting ON his own re-
sn~onsibility. without consnltinc with
~. members Of The BoarJ' Certain
shs,css rsasctin, ON ,ho ;n,so,;,v of one
~ ;,s m.mhsrs haJ h.sn msJs anil N
~.,Ll h.. hi, dr,v 40 ;r,..,;,.,. an.
s.ms nrovs thsi, t,.,h n, SaI.shoo5 anil
si,hsr s,pel or clear The member AGAINST
whom the charges were made.
MT. Lindsay' who appeared M coun.
sci for Crosby. said that the Board took
very unusual course In calling for the
investicution Of certain alleged charges.
when none such were ON die. Il was
certainly A novel proceedinc TO examine
into charges whose nature wssunknown;
but wen IL such had been made. they
were the subject OF q suit for alander.
This Board had no clearly specified right
to try svsn one Of its members; tho pow
er to expel, however, implied the right.
He thought that q trial by this Board
would amount TO nothing, because he
did not believe the law would hold any
one
Guilty or Pssjsry,
Who swore falsely before II. He further
-, 49, NJ.
oeh',eu 'na' y. 'ns power VI 'no po.iu
was limited 10 expeiiing u OF is MEN,
bers. no charges could DO preferred ex-
CEN, by another member of the Same
Hs vould declins IN enter into nm az.
animation M This tine. on tbs simpls
ground Of having no time TO prepare ior
the case. tho first intimation that his
client had OF such a thing being contenl'
pt.'eu. w."
.NfIIHTHLHu nlA IDIlnfI AIHI0mGnLL nHL nM
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N%EWsPAPER PREss
FOR sALE!-

A SPLENDID WARRINGTON PRESS.
,! g 10; 4 I r os aS: f 4 81 sia III c Ia i sok
CASH, Together with rollers And sppsrts-
usnces, Everything In eonp,sts working 90.
der. Apply Of The oocs Of The
GOLD HILL NEWS.
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UTAH

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.AUCn Ape ABOUT NOTHING

"NuCM APO ABOUT MormINe-"
Needing ef the Beard sr Alassasn
20 virEinia. - lnvsaslgate the
Chasgss HaAs ~ Creshy Against
Alderman TsAa-Crssby nsfssss
- Tee ths sessseh-fhs Verdict Of
shc Public.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

No use of any longer taking the large, repulslye.
gripping, drastic and nauseous pills, composed OF
crude and bulky Ingredients, and pu. up in cheap
wood or pasteboard boxes, when We can, by care
iul application Of chemical science extricate all
tho cathartic and other medicinal properties from
the most valuable roots and herbs, and concentrate
them into minute Granule scarcely larger than
mustard seed. that can be readily swallowed by
those Of the most sensitive stomachs and fastdious
tastes. Each of DR.. Piercs's Pleasant Psrgative
Pellets represents in most concentrated fjrm as
much cathartic power is embodied in any OF the
large pills found for sale in the drug stores. From
their wonderful cathartic power, in proportion to
their size, people who have not tried them are apt
to suppose that they harsh drastic effect,
but such Is not at all the case, the different active
me ciHal principles OF which they are composed
BEN SO harmonized, one by the others as u pro-
duce most searching and thorough, yet gently
and kindly operating cathartic. The Pellets arc
sold by dealers In medicines.
March 9. deul.CWIw
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rl'uIS il to give noticc. that On tho hfst dtJ VI
i March. 4. II. i-7j. a wsrran; m bankruptcy
was i..ued ags nst tho estate of William Brow
OF Essex 10 tho county OF Chttenden, and stats
Of Vermont, who has been adiud-ef hinkrugt on
his own petition. that the payment o; any debts
aud the delivery OF any property belonging 70 "a Il
Bankrupt. TO him, Tor his Use. and IN, transfer
of any property by him. are i1rhdden by Ia"
that a nnestins % the cre1iiors % SAID bankrupt.
10 prove their debts and t. choose one OF moro
assiynees o. his cstits, viii he held NJ Court 0
Bankruptcy. To be holden a. the Once OF Ia b
Chittenden and state Of Vermont, before L. l.
Lawrence Registcr.su the 10 day q. iiarch, a -
1875, at IU O'Clock j. IN. - -,,~,,
35w3w TuD1AS fAbrf'
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
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sprrial NotiGes.

GossUMPTIVRs. TAKE NG1.i r..
Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless. and much depends upon tho jaiiclavs
ehoice Of remedy. The amount Of testimony IN
favor Of Dr. schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all that can be
brought TO support the pretentons Of any other
medicine. See Dr.. Schenck's Almanac, containing
the certificates OF many persons OF ish respectable
ity. who have been restored TO health, after being
pronounced ircurable by physicians Of acknowl-
edged ability. Schelck's Fula0nic Syrup alone
has cured many, these evidences alone will
show, but the cure Is often promoted by the en-
ployment OF two other remedies which DR.. schenck
provides fOr the purpose. These additional RENE
dies are Schencks sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. BY the timely OF these medicines, &C
cording to directions, rr. scnenck ceTtiHes that
most any case OF consumption may he cured.
DIR. Schenck will lie at the Quincy House, Boston.
on the following Wednesdays, from to O'Clock
Jan. 18TH lad 9th. Feb. lOth and 2ith. ana March
10th and oath. Consultations free. hut i9r u
thorough examination OF the lungs, with the Hes
pirolnetor, the price is $50.
DIR Schenck is ofrs-oaally at his princi pa.
Office corner sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelp ha,
every Monday, where al! letters Of advice must be
addressed March lI-0eodAwiy
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Obituary,

DIZB.-In Milton, Vt, Feb. 2s 1870 Mr.. Charlie.
Jackson, in his 18th yesr.-Also, March 5, 1875,
Mrs. Roxy Blake Jackson, his wife, aged Is yesrs
and months.
This Couple were anon. our best and most es-
teemed citizens. Both were born in this town, the
husband on the farm where they lived and died
They had travelled together pleasantly for over
forty whine years and by an honorable and honest
industry had acquired competency for this life,
and through grace endursble riches for the life to
come Over ;orty years had they stood forth pub
iicly, as the consistent friends aud followers Of
Christ. All was not sunshine,-they passed through
trials and Affections such incident to this
life, hut found the presence and promises OF the
Crucifed an unfAilins support. They both died
suddenly. being sick but few days, the husband
Of eryspelss the wife Of pneumonla. Fondly
united in life they were hardly separated in death.
They let 20 Of hands for few hours to clasp tssn
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more firmly and forever. And so they have gone
to celebrate their golden wedding at tn, affairs Of
900 and the Lamb. They have left behind them
three sons and a large retinue Of relatives and
friends in sadness. They have left behind bes des
the the material results OF their tolls the richer
legacy of good name and coed influence. We
sail miss them everywhere but if wise and
faithful We shall soon find them "where the wicked
cease from troubling, and the weary are at rest"