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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-02
Scraps F. ON Logan-for August.

County Court was in session from the
10th to the 18th. Suits were Instituted
against the detaulting County officers
The County Levy was reduced from Sl,6C
10 75cts. The reports of Road Surveyors,
show that Il ere are no roads III the county
Application for license TO retail ardent
spirits were made, aud voted down.
J. W. Stafford is elected Superlntend-
ent Of schools and s. $. Altzen, and John
Dempsv Jr.. the Board OF Examiners, Mr.
Alti.er was a member OF the Board last
wear, AID will be The lie OF the present
one. as he is the most leaned man in The
county, and devoted u tie interest OF
EduCdt ON.
The Court House will be completed
within the next ten DAYS.
Perry will have tie c'laboose ready Tor
oo cupatiOn within tae next month. Then
woe be To the dealer in 'tanglefoot' with
in our bnrde;S.
The grasshoppers didn't come, but the
lightning rod peddleIs have just left
The PEOPLE d dat want any rods, but thea
check will wiz.
Reports from the County are more IA
lorahie m regard II corn crops, and not
withstand,rg the ireshe,, there VIII he a
suite ency If gran in the county, p:ovd-
ell there 10 l'mbcring.
Miss F1ovd daughter Of Col. &. Is. &.
F'ovd, d;cd Of brain fever on t1e moin 'ng
of the 18th. She was most estmabIe
Young lady. and will be deeply mourned
bv ell who knew her. The Colonel has
our heartfelt commiSeratOns, III thls sad
bereavement.
There was regular Erewcr fight on Mar
rowbone last week. 1t appears that one
Aaron Brewer had some few months ago
whipped one oi the sons Of his trother
Samuel Brewer. Last week a Aaron was
RETURNING to his home irom Walield, Ky,
he met the by that he had wh'pped 90
gethcr with one oi his brothers, who CON-
melced n once to pet Aaron with ones,
knocking aim from h's horse and leaving
him for dead na the field. 1t being near
tine house of Faster Brewers. she and an
other woTan dragged Aaron 10 the house
20 dress his wounds, wheh tive hight was
renewed between the man aud the boys.
Anthony Brewer, brother OF Aaron
came 10 LlS Tt~CNt 81 t'lt N'Ailtli' WIZ
upon one Of the boys drew pistol and
SHOT him three times, once in the wrist,
once in the arm, and once in he hip, and
here the mat er ended. II was only a
Brewer fight and there have been no ar
rests.
Elder Lunsiord, IA christian minister
Of Kentucky, delivered two able discours-
es. in the Court House on Yesterday; very
large congregation was in attendance, and
there were one or two additions to the
church.
\ series OF meetings, on Copperas mine
creek, bv Brother Williams and Bedford
Of the NJ. +. Caurch, is reported, in which
there is considerable interest. The har-
vest truly is plenteousn and there is work
for all denominations in Logan.
The NJ. L. Church South is on losing
ground as the Conference sends us Only
young inexperienced men. A Medy or
Johnson is needed. More anon.
NIRGISICs.
AUGUST, 23d, 1875.
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NOTICE.

HUNrrSGToy, w. VA, Sep. !, 1873.
The State Normal School, Mar
shall College, will open for the Fall
Term, Monday, September 18th,
1873, unde- the direction of Prof. A.
ID Chesterman, A. NJ, as Principal,
and Prof. B. II. Thackston, as First
Assistant. Additional assistants will
be added and am ounced as required.
The course of study will be similar
to that heretofore pursued, but a
higher standard aimed at. Normal
students will be received, but if the
State legislature makes no appropria-
ton for the year, they will be requir-
ed to pay their tuition fees.
Charges tor tuition, board, DC.
will be The same as last year.
A large and prompt attendance is
expected and prosperous and salts
factory school is anticipated.
Catalogues and information can be
obtained by applying to Profs. Ches-
terman and 1hackst0n, or the under.
signed. JOHN H. OBEY,
Sec. of the Free. Board.
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INTERESTING REMTNIsCENCEs.--
The Grandfather of Capt. VIM. Sea-
mOnds landed at Fair View, the pres
ent residence of Col. ID. W. Emmons
more than 90 years aga. He came
from Pittsburg and anchored there
one evening. In the morning, the
men from the boat went ashore and
killed a buffalo, near where Col. Em-
mons house now stands.
Capt. Seamonds father, Elijah o.
Seamonds, took up his residence in
this county in 1911 two years after
it was named. He afterwards was
Postmaster at Bentley's Tavern in
Teay's Valley, in 1918.
lie at one time taught school near
the site Of what Is now -. Adams,
where many Of those who are now old
citizens Of the country went to school
% him.
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The West CharlestO Com.
Dany.

A charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view TO the pur-
chase Of West Charleston from the Trus-
tee who represent the present owners.
The property embraces more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 40xl20 feet
each. and about 1870 acres Of streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds Of all sales
made by the Trustee up TO date, amount
ing TO about $4,000 in cash and bonds,
for lots SOLD AT AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY 1885 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $4,000 including one Of
nine rooms, with stable and out houses ;
and finally the proceeds to be derived from
the sale Of the Kandrha Sdr and ria
ming Mn.
THE RENTS derived from this prop.
erty. including houses, brickyards, fair
grounds, &c, amount 10 over $1,000 per
annum At the rate at which the proper
tyis offered to the Company, over 3Oo
PER CENT. will be made by the Com
pany on every lot hereafter sold by them
at the pr ces at which lots have been
heretofore selling-and on choice lots
much more
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\ SAD CAr-As-TEoPdE. Il dirty,
yellow looking animal. Of the cat spe-
cie,. with destructive propenSi'le>
had been killing a number Of Cap
ain, chickens. accordingly, Cap and
Charlie. meeting in council, after
calm de,iberati0n, came 10 the con
clu,ioa that the said cat should no
longer live 10 steal the Innocent little
chicks. nor make night hideous with
its cltterSauling. After an exciting
chase lasting about two hours and 4
half. they finally cornered him; bet
ting was lively, Doc. putting ten to
one on old Tom Charlie grabs
him bv the narrative in spite OF Its bi-
ting and scratching with almost SUI
perhuman strength, throws him on
the pavement exclaiming "doggon
nv cats, there's your game; "Cap,with
blood in his eve, hurriedly unlimbers
his shooting iron. delivers a volley in
10 the carcass of poor pusS, stretching
him cold at the first shot, thus set
ting at uaugat, the old and time
worn saving, that cat has nine lives.
LINES On THE DEATH or SIR THoMASCAT
Not drum was heard, nor funeral note
As his corpse TO tie river bank Ne hur-
red,
Not a groau came forth from mourners
throat
Attbe crave where the kitten we buried
They buried hun darkly, at the dead Of
night,
The earth with a stave turning,
With scarcely ray OF the moons pale
light
Or ever a lantern burning.
Asthev followed ont his narrow bed,
They spoke not 4 word Of sorrow,
But silently gazed on the face Of the dead
And revengelully thorsht OF the cats
they'd kill on the morrow,
Not in sheet, nor in shroud, they wound
him,
But he Law like Tom Cat taking his
rest,
With his tail a twisted around him.
Not a PRAYER was said as they piled the
cold earth
Der the remains Of the fur coated dead,
But As Parish's bell toiled the hour for
imbibin,,
The way they streaked it for Old Uncle
Jimmy's
| vow it was truly surprising
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Personal.

Rev. DR.. Pre;iyman has returned 10 the
CITY from his eastern trip.
DR. =. r. Saunders and family left on
Monday las, Tor visit Of some length TO
his old home in Lunenberg County, Va.
Supt. Honshe!l, Sec. johnson and Mr..
John Means, Director Of the Gin. Big san
DIV Steamboat Company, met the X. X.
officers on Tuesday last to renew the con-
tract for the Boats.
Mess. A. S. Hatch, Pres, Gen. Wick.
ham, Vice Pres, Gen. J. NJ. -. John, Chi.
Eng. and Mr.. Fitch Gen. Fri. Agent OF
the G. Il o. X. K. arrived here on Mon
day.last; Gems. wickham and st. John re,
turned East on Tuesday; Mess. Hatch and
Fitch went down the river.
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hIiidlenort nrdVicinitY

Correspondence NUntN|,Oh NuFcftISeI.
MmDLEPoRr, O. Aug. 30th 1873.
''BAsE BAIL To DAY."-So say
the gayly-colorcd bills, pasted here
and there, and attached even to the
sides of the omnibuseS. Since | last
wrote, eminent clubs from different
places have been here among, whom
nav be mentioned the Neshannocks
from New Castle, Pennsylvania; the
Maysville's, of Ky, Amateurs of Gin
cinnati, and to-day the MliltordS OF
Milford, Ohio. 1t seems that our citi
zens have Il perfect mania for base
ball. as the enormous crowds ard la
tense interest Indicate; betting has be-
cone the order of the day, even the
ladies stalking their dimes | am
getting thoroughly disguised with
this national gone Had the pen OF
Shakespeare the eloquence of Cicero,
or the oratorial powers of Cough, !
would proclaim loudly against it
CHI. cl members will go; pay their
TWENTY-FIVE cents admittance, but
when the basket j. passed around the
next Sabbath. they drop in-a hall
ar?-no-a uicklc. Two of our
churches are now without pastors -
DO you wonder at it? Enough said.
4 case of ;nfan icide occurred here
last week Early on Monday morn
ing. the body of an infant was found
in the river near the wharf, by some
children. Indications led to the ar
rest of one Isaac Mun.y, also Emma
Tavlor, and Cloe johnson. The parties
are all colored, and are now in the
county Jail, awaiting trial.
The Mejgs County Teachers Insti-
tute convened here August, 10Th,
and lasted FIVE days. About seven
ty-fve teachers were in attendance.
Political affairs waxing hot. A
large Democratic mass-meeting was
held at Pomeroy, Saturday night
accompanied by grand torch light
procession. The VI. f. Conference,
inc' ldir ihis district, holds forth al
Por; mouth next month.
The fourth annual re union of the
Middleport High School took place
on the evsningiof tie 26th; these mer
~ meetings recall
Toe good Old DAYS Of wore.
When we enrolled as pup sat conn NJ lessons
Der.
The order of the exercises were as
follows: Salutatory; history; music
ora ion {; poem essay; music; prophe'
CIV; valedic:oty; music and refresh
ments. The following officers were
elected fer next year. President,
VIII q. Hudson. Wee President
Mary B. Skinner. Rec, Secretary,
Il tC. Eakin. Corr, Score airy Ma
ME f. Lindsey. HistOr IN. May
Downing. Prophet, Mamie Kennedy
Poet. S. Alice Hotf. E@sayist, l.,
A. Lesson. The Mason County
Teache 5 Institute hag: at Gil. on,
w. Va, August 18th, and c'osed
August, 26th About forty were n
attendance.
The State Board of Examiners met
t Point Pleasant, August, 10Th and
9th. =,
The Clifton Salt Works, were sold
last week at Trustees sale for sll, 600
Original cost, 800, 900.
Public Schools commence here Sep
TENDER, 9th. Ne Plus ultra.
SUSIE.
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PROSPECTS.

While the company will be enabled
from the beginning to sell at an increase
of several hundred per cent, and at the
same time offer lots at very low prices.
the probability is that in few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
in value and realize many times the pres
ent prices. A safer and better investment
has never been offered to the public-there
en- be no question Of loss, there can DO
O ilv steady increase in value from year
10 wear. Charleston is the natural manu-
featuring center Of the Kanawha Valley I;
with cheap coal, iron ore, fire clay, lime
stone, lumber salt, &c, Immediately sur
rounding the city, and good transports-
ton east and west. in a word as great
manufacturing advantages az are possessed
by any city in America, it can be but .
short time until our present manufacto-
;'es are double and trebled, and every
foot Of real estate greatly increased in val
Ie. The present owners only sell because
o ,liged TO dispose Of an interest.
The title is perfect; all liens now Cd
any portion Of the land will be either can
ceIled or secured in q satisfactory man
ner.
The shares are 800 each, less the amount,
of dividend from sales already made.
J. b. WALKER. Trustee.
For further information and maps and
pamphlets apply 10 the trustee or to
DAVID l.. RUFFNER,
Charleston. West Va.
CHARLES c. LEWIS,
President Kanawha Valley Bark.
JOHN c. CLAYPOOL,
Cashier First National Bank,
Charleston, Ksnawha Co., W. Va.
Nav 6 II.
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MUD BRIDGE.-The Minister'S and
Laymen's Conference Of Guyandotte,
Teay's Valley and Kanawha Valley
Associations was held at Mud Bridge
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday
The meetings were interesting and
well attended The people of that
neighborhood are famous for their hos
pitality and we know by experience
how large and generous it is.
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STATE NEWS.

Brick Pomeroy lectures ut thu
Marion County fair, this year at Fair
mont.
The prospect Of a large crop OF
mast is very fattering this year
walnuts, hickory nuts and chestnuts.
The Weston Democrat says the lit
igation in and around the county
Seats of Wetzell and Gilmer Coun'
ties, is so great a. to fill the Observer
with alarm.
The map of West Virginia look
like the picture of canvassed ban
with the tail of the hog left on. The
capital is little excresence on the
tail. Waterman.
One day last week two daughters
of Warren Dorsey, in this county,
killed % black snakes near their ia
Tiers home, and a day or two before
two copperheads were killed in Mr..
Dorsey's ard.--Morganto,n Post.
The Improvement of the Monon-
gala River Is being pushed rapidly
forward. The work on locks No. 8
and 8 is in progress and preparations
are being made to commence the
erection of No. 7. The consumaa-
ton of this project will render the
river navigable all the year for boats
of go tons burden.
The Parkersburg Times says "work
is to commence next week on the
new bridge over the Little Kanawha.
1t will be Coordination Bridge,
without draw, with a single span.
1t is estimated that it will cost
$40, 900, and will be finished by the
1st of December next.
THE DEBr.-A Judge in Virginia
SAYS: "And hence if Virginia fails
from any cause, to effect!a settlement
of the public debt with West Virgin
ia, after making an honest effort to
accomplish it, she is forever discharg.
ed from one-third of her debt, with
the assent of her creditors, and with.
out the stain of dishonor."
HOMICIDE IN SUMMERS COUNTY.
At Baptist association held at
Crump's Bottom in Summers county
on the ODD inst, an alteration occur,
ed between L. r. Thrasher and
Woodson Harvey, both of Monroe
county. The parties i'm nedia:ely lett
the grounds and repaired to the resi-
dence of ThraSher's father-in-law,
Henry Gore, where the difficulty cul-
minated in an afilay, resulting in the
shooting of Thrasher by Harvey
Thrasher received four pistol shots in
the stand died in about three min
utes. We could not learn precisely
how the quarrel originated.
The parties were slightly connected
by affinity, Harvey's brother having
been married to Thrasher's sister,
Both men belonged TO respectable fam
lilies of the county. Thrasher leaves a
widow and one child.
Harvey surrendered himself, and
i, now in the Monroe county Jail. No
one saw the tracas, and it will be
hard to convict the prisoner. He
claims to have killed Thrasher III
selfdetence. Uatchman.
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GENERAL NEWS.

1t is generally supposed that the
most successful manufacturing es,ab'
lishment in our city, is the Burges;
Iron and Steel works. The steel they
make is sought after in all the mar
kets of the United States. -P0rismouH
Globe.
STRANGE. Mr.. A. Il Yates Of
this county, informed us, Yesterday,
that eve on his farm dropped one
lamb on the first Of March last, and
on the 18th OF last month the same
eve dropped another lamb. The
strange part OF the matter is, that
ewes drop their lambs but once in a
.eason.-C@ipPcr Times.
RroTI ~ Observation-Disclosures
August, pa special to the HerG'd
from Macon, Miss, dated the 9th
instant, reports a riot at New Hope
Chu oh, in which eight negroes were
killed and several wounded. The RI
ct was caused by a quarrel between
white men and negroes about drum
beating.
X. NJ. Stillwcll, seventy five years
of age, and an inmate of the Mar
shall County poor house, fell heir tc
S275, 900, through the death Of sis
ter in Canada, a short time since.
The old man sent after his fortune,
and sad he would return to Kansas
with a flock of sheep.
An English paper with the usuaI
knowledge ofits kind on American
topics, says: jefferson Davis, the
American rebel, has been invited tC
address the Winnebtgo natives, n
B.-rhs Winnebagoes are tribe Of
Indians, formerly Of Wisconsin State,
but now removed to an agency IL
Nebraska State
They mask themselves, have X
X. n. emblazoned upon their ban
ners, and whip unohending citizens
out in Illinois, yet that virtuous sheet
the Washington Chronicle, saith not q
word. Why is this thus? Is the "sen
tinel on the watchtower of the Con
stitution asleep" Is the organ grind
err dead, or is Sheridan on a furlough!
-Ric,. Enquirer.
SUfCIDE,.-Mrs. J. Grouse, of Lou
isville, shielded gu the 18th inst.
Jno. d. Roth, aged II, hung him
self at Piltsburg last Friday night.
Mrs. p. Bissinger, OF Realizing
Pa, drowned herself and three chill
d en- last Tuesday week. Her hus
band had offered her s., to leave
him, so that he could have another
woman.
DEATH BY THE CARs.-Mr. David
Via, aged so years, was run over anc
killed by the extra passenger train oil
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on
Saturday night, the 14th instant
about three miles above Mechum''
River depot. 1t is supposed that he
was intoxicated, as he was sitting OF
the rail when the locomotive strucb
him. He leaves a large family o
children and grandchildren. Char
lottssrlLe Republican.
SOLDIERS NATIONAL REUNION
Columbus, O., August 26-The fina
arrangements for the Soldiers Nation
al Reunion at Caldwell, Ohio, Sep
TENDER 1st, md, and 3rd, have beer
completed. 1t is expected that Gen
erals Sheridan, Logan, and Neglev
ex-Governors Curtin and Haye
General Cockerill of Missouri, Gov
ernor Allen of Ohio, Hon. Georg
H. Pendleton, Senators Thurman
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A. Ii. PALMER Dealer in
Doors, Sash. Blinds. Frame
Rough and Dressed Lum.
Der. Flooring, Weather.
boarding, Pine and Pop
lar Shingles. MOuldings.
Lath. Newell Posts Il Ban.
nistcrs. Drain Tile. u Pat
emt FIues. White and Gray
Lime, Plaster. Cement.
Flower Pots &c. A Large
Stock Constantly OH hand.
Cash orders promptly fill
ed 4 solicited. Sd Avenue.
Bet. Sth Il 9th SITS Hunt.
ingtOn. w. Va. Jan. IA IT,
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RowDYIsM.-Last Thursday night,
there was a great deal of distur bance
on the street, caused by an effort on
the part of the police to break up
the disreputable holes, where whisky
is sold without license. This is one
of the blessed fruits of mo license.
Whisky can be procured at dozen
different places, where no license is
paid, while under the old system it
was sold openly, and BY responsible
men. No license is no benefit to
Huntington.
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Those Of our readers who propose
to visit Cincinnati during the coming
Industrial Exposition, will be glad to
know that this paper can be seen on
file at the office of Z. \. FRESH
MAN, ADVERTISING AGENT, 1870
West Fourth Street, where all facili-
ties will be extended them to read
their home news. #.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
o'.'- n; Moore IN cHAsorRr.
F. NJ Tucker, ct a.

BY virtue " q decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ca5eli County State OF West Virgins, rendered
In the above STYLED cause, on the nth day OF
June. 1878, ! will AS the Special Commissioner
therein mentioned for the purpose, on
THE 2Oh DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1875
at the front door OF the Courthouse Of said coun-
~, offer for sale 10 the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: Two tracts
of land situate lying aud being IN said county
NJ Cabell. on Guyand0tte river, the trst tract
containing sixty -four (CD acres, more or less, snd
the second thirty-six and three-fourths (J6-l
acres, more or less, being the same tracts OF
land conveyed by deed from q. ii. Moore ana
others to j. II. Wright, dated the Bird day OF June
1878, and now on ile among the papers In SAID
cause.
TERMS OF SALE:-SO much Of the purchase
money as will he necessary a. pay the costs ~
suit and cost OF sale, On credit until the Deem
Der Term, 1878, OF said Court, taking bond rom
the purchaser with approved security Tor said
payments, oBe-half of the renainier upon
credit Of six months and the remainder upon
credit Of twelve months, taking from said pur-
chaser bonds with good security for said pay.
rnents and retaining the legal title TO said real
estate as additional security.
Given under my hand this the 10Th day OF Au-
gust. 1878. b. y. MccOMhs,
Aug. l3-4w. specihl COMMISSIONER.
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NEW HOTEL.

C. E. Myers, would respectfully
Inform the denizens of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened a Hotel on the
European plan, at the corner of 9TH
and Second Avenue, where he will
be happy to serve all who come.
He guarantees that anybody who
comes to his house for good square
meal will not go away unsatis6ed.-
You call for what you want and pay
for what you get. If.
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Elegant Hair is woman's browning
beauty. When it fades, she fades as we'll
While it is kept bright, her personal at
fractions are sill maintained. Ey preserS-
ing the hair fresh and vigorous youth
full appearance is continued through many
years. Those who grieve over their fad
ing hair turning gray too early should
know that Ayers Hair Vigor prevents il,
and res, pres gray or faded hair To lis nat
ural color. 1t is a clear and healthful
preparation, containing neither oil, dye,
nor anything deleterious. and imparts to
the scalp what is most needed-a sense OF
pleasant and delightful freedom from
scurf or dandruff.-Neu Beyne y. c. Times.
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NOTICE..

Kanawha SpIint and
Selni.CannclCOal at prices
lower than ever offered In
this City. Also Lime. Ce-
ment, Plaster, Shingles
and Lath. nj very low pri-
ceS.
Yard, Cor. end Ave. and
Tenth Street.
r. II. GREEX
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A VETERAN.-Mr. Andrew Quinn,
of this county, who lives on Mud NV
er about a mile from Milton, suffered
for many wears from a cancer on his
hand. About a year ago, DR.. G. d.
Moss, assisted by DIR. Vinson. am
putated his arm above the elbow /;
since then he has entirely recovered
is now a healthy man. Mr.. Quinn
is over so wears Of age. and it is re-
markable that he should be able TO
sustain such a severe operation al his
age and recover entirely.
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DEAFNESS AND CArARRH.-A La.

DEAFNESS AND CATARRHAL La
dy who had suffered for years from
Deafness and Catarrh was cured by
a simple Indian Remedy. Her sym
pathy and gratitude prompt her to
send the recipe, freeof charge, to
any one similarly afflicted. Address
Mrs. NJ. Clara Legget, jersey City,
y. J. I'd K II.