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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
DECISIONS-SFPT. H..

Supreme Court - Chambers - BY Judge Brady
In the matter OF Miles.-OpniOn. . ,,. .
BY Judge DonOhue.Curry jr sgt Cnrry Krebs ast TRe
Louisiana Mutual Company Manhattan LIE lnsur
Company agt. Adance ct al k0ppman agt kioppnah;
SIoyen agt Sierra MARSHALL agt Cooper German savings
agt BartOn Barrir agt Schwarz Mater OF Inn
Foster Lynch Matter Of Lppncott Matter OF DAVIS 81 az
Matter johnson This First National BANK 0l Marsia agt
RObnson-Granted Nichols agt. Mussbaum Pelo
and apO ag Ianey Clark ag Van Loon al Rockorn ag
Miller al Bentley ct al agt Schuhof WoodIiansee ag
Hanfor-Notons denied Dudley agt shear ct AL National
Photographers Chemical Company agt Ms..Mouohs
granted. Murray ayt Murray.-Moon denied WIN COSTS
CLARK agt Van IOrn-Denied; memorandum Lcht agt
Rogge Landgrebe Hopkins Sherwood agt Bruce Mat
ter Of opening Lexington ave-l wish 10 see cotis,
OrmlY Levy.-Defaut opened No costs Biaksice ag
ProWn-Mus be referred Schmidt aet Schivcrj Matter OF
FultOn-Orters granted Yost AIT fost-Dened Megnrge
Wighman agt The Central Baptist Church. BROOKLYN.
r. D-Motion granted; costs of paintr to abide event
orrnly ag IOng-MOtOn >ranted $40 costs to Paintn 10
abide Boque ;agt Lithauer tho amendment:
costs furnished. olane agt MittnGcht granted;
Judgment defendant SO Sellen ag Cnever
Soayer ae The Mayor MenOranlunls. Matter OF VII
make this order on noiite 70 corporation Ceun
ton granted with stay. Real Estate rnst Co agt RAIDER
Molten granted order O 10 settled on notice Matter OF
Iiam-I think Judgment debtor and plaintiff should have
notice. Meyer agt Fudiesar same agt Same-Grancd tlO
sp.rial 7srn-By Judge westbrook.-vose Cowdrey
state Staten Island Ferry ConpaDy-Jadg
ment for plaintiff; see opinion
Supcrior Coart-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
COInelly.InuDctiOn continued until the
further the Court opinion The baltimore aud ONO
Railroad Company agt Bul0cXReport OF efere conhrntu
orandum Detz sgt Boehm aJudgment OF foreclosure
Croesbeck ACT. owen Order granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
PRESIDENT GRANT ON THE POLITICAL
SITUATION,
FORECAST OF Ills NEXT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
HE WILL URGE PREPARATION FOR RETURN r
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

FORECAST or HIS NEXT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
HE WILL URGE PREPARATION FOR RETURN TO
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Long Branch Dispatch 70 The Boston Transcript.
There Is good authority for saying that
President Grant well pleased uit the present political
outlook. For tho past few DAYS the President has aan
oncd the retiecncr for which he usually remarkable
and has nestacd to express his views OF current
events freely among his friends.
Under all circumstances President Grant believes the
people will compelled recognize the Democratic
pary the party Of Imitation and rtpnatiOn and the
Republican, party as the friend " resumption ana ol the
preservation OF the national honor and credit The Issue
OF next years campaign. says the President Ia already
made, and has been chosen by the Democracy.
In his message to Congress, when Democratic House
of Representative will have the privilege Of consider
lac possibly can the depressed and suffering condition Of
the business and commerce OF the nation. anu VIII direct
attention TO the necessity " takug measures to estab
fish the sound basis fy preparing for
sumption under the existing law In 1879. to which he
VIII say alone look for restoration O confidence
aud credit and revival OF trade.
He Will enlarge the necessity or increasing the
national revenues as preliminary to resumption lie
will tO that end recommend tho restoration OF the duty
tea coffee by the abolition OF which the Govern
has lost from S20,001O00 To S25,0OO.00O year
without any benefit IL tho consumer tho taxation OF all
articles of foreign manufacture, and probably toe ADOLF
ton OF the entire free list
In addition tho President will probably suggest such
amendment OF the lea,onder act as will require the
Of all Internal dutics in gold as fur
Their provision for resumption Tho President Will make
clear in his message Congress that he intends To
practically carry out the duty imposed the Govern
nent by tho RESUMPTION act, by proceeding to contract
tle present graonback issue t. TIE limit allowed 10y tho
law Upon s p0ru more than any other, lie relies for
the support OF the InOncyed Interests OF the country In
the Republican Prosd, initial Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

tell jesus that you cared for my soul" Gould
there be :weS:os exsy ,. contrast to tSis
death bed az; vie ss sSz s . % IN %
room when he slgnncd his intention Of leaving them
the homestead The little gr dtd not understand WHAT
Is all meant aud running to tle bcdsie she said
time had been spent IN getting good home but no
had neglected mis- heavenly homo
Think Of h0ineleas, ChrstlesA soul, wnicn must Nc
banshed from Heaven because Heaven woula % mn ~
there Another word TO parents. We 1.-Two In periious
times Fifty temptations besct our children where or
fathers had Aim fer tho conversion OF your onih
before goes into the large cities Let US pray na. oou
may bless our child Fathers this Injunction Is to yo "a
vol ~ mothers, you may have IN lament come cay
"a does that father know. who had never nfaycu VIII
his boy and who had not time at tc Lass wnen Dis boy
brought loDe dead from nm accident Is tnere III
Won have saved your sou ana then Trad your cnlu
Ia Christ And do not Soy they orc TOO llttc ieacn
your to children to prny. and they Will remember
and bless you after you nrc gonc
Then was sung, "shan We mest beyond the rfVer!
and Mr. Moody leaned over the pulpit and listened with
his face in his He Intensely earnest
IN hs shdrss to parents about their children, and tho
filed his eyes than once drawing sympathetic
the eyes Of his hearers. while during the
closing prayer his voice husky with the emotion
could lily repe At the close Of the services several
moments devoted to silent prayer. during which
score Of young persons sgnIhed their wish to become
special objects OF petition ~ God After tho congega
ton were dismissed. many remained for short prayer
meeting.
Tonight Mr. Moody CONTINUES the subject Tomorrow
evening there will be no meeting but Sunday will be fully
occupied with services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
THE BLEECKER STREET RAILROAD FORE
CLOSURE.

The application in the suit to fOreclOse the
Bieccker street Rairond. for tho appointment Of re-
cciver was submitted yesterday to Judge DonOhe in
Supreme Court, Chambers Dir. Anderson. in pressing
the notion asked behalf OF large number Of bond
holders that Dir. Harlowc. trustee Of the mortgage, be
appointed the receiver. Mr.. Scrpner behalf OF the
ckhodors tho road. presented Its and some
afdavits and sed that the appointment OF receiver
was unnecessary. negotiations foot to secure
the payment the interest in default and would be ia
furious as the stables Of tie Company not within
the mortgage. and the receives might find himself
without necessary facilities for running the road III the
Couit should appoint receiver he asked ha; II be
ono with experience in tho business which he insltc
Mr. Harlowe lacked. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
SAVING TINE FOR THE FAST MAIL TRAIN n
70 the Editor or The Tribune.

SIR: On reading your interesting account in
ths mornings TRIBUNE OF the great success Of the fast
mail ,fan IL occurred to that loading the mail ut
tire Post Office, instead Of transporting the malls
waeois and transferring thea to this al the Grand
Cent? al Depot, wsud he Improvement on the present
method and particularly In stormy weather. Besides
ssving ut least handling Of its many hons OF matter
In itself vsry important considcratonit would give
the car clerks 20 much time for their work. as 6ey
.onld be gin oper,tlOns a soon ~ the first bags
placed in the car. With exclusion OF the PaIkrow
postal cars could be brought down by HORSES and when
loaded could be bauled the Boweiy above Grand+t
where locomotive could be waiting 9hd the iast man
tue Central Depot. All the Eastcr, or New-Engand
malls could be brought In and taken ont 10 the sam way
City Respectfully yours, NEWSPAPER NAIL CLEKK-
Ieso- lorI. sent ~. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
FAILURE OF PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Messrs. White g. Douglass. produce commits

sion merchants at No. 70 BrOad-s, were reported on
the Produce Exchange yesterday having failed The
fact was admitted by the members Of the firm, who
stated that they had been in business for many years
down town. receiving and selling butter cheese hops
and other produce commission. Some time ago they
thought that speculation in hops would result In
profit and they therefore bought largely at high prices
The production hops both In this country and abroad
during the past has been very large The dcprcs
sion in trade and the lack employment has caused the
masses In both the United states and Europe to drink
less beer consequence, the brewers manufactured
less there was no export demand and the result has
been that hops have steadily declined from 45 cents 10 10
cents per pound. -
The firm has made an assignment to Edward W. West
of No So Piue-s for the benefit of the creditors The
house has no contracts outstanding The Produce Ex
change. Messrs. White & Douglass have been long and
fayoraby known in business circles and much sympathy
is expressed In their behalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

nal did not reflect his own ell-known hard-money
opinions "The truth ~" he replied "wo DO not dare
10 print what believe on the currency question: We
should lose the support Of tire eutire manufacturing In
terest South Of Pttsburgh and eastward TO the Ale
gheny Mountans the coal and iron men. everywhere
fanasical inHatonsss, have carried tho masses with
them.
have thus shown how small 10 the 500
ton where tho advocates Of honest money are h the a
cendan In this territory however their opponents are
everywhere Thus. while the mercantile and
financial classes Of Philadelphia arc selid FOR
specie hasss. tho manufacturers are two to one
tAe other way What will tho hard.money
Democrats DO IL pertinent question There appears
to for Joubt 10 their course Cheated and
insulted Erie they naturally feel in had humor but
they consolng themselves for the bitter dose tn
the platform by excnence Of tho ticket and viii ~
the end shout for Pershing and Pidet all the
louder because they nothing in praise OF the cur
rcncy resolutions While the ntlationists hollow on lhe
stump for moro grecnbacks," hard-money Demo.
Gratis win cry -, Reform" i"p9s a9.,ocnt in
Pcnmsyivania IL. il il only a bubbicaa part
OF the Ohio bubble IN fnct--and N Allen and
Cary defeated IN October the bubble VIII I've prickca
and will instantly collapse After sueh alsastcr INC
Erie ticket could scarcely DO kept afoa ana Gov ni
ranft would easiy win tho The Ecphiirdns wohi
DO forced from their nOucomnital position on the cur
rency into an active campaign for hard money ana INC
shifting wind OF unerI "htcned public OiAni0n wo"'"
speedily I'LL thoir sails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
TIE PARK THEATER CASE.

In the suit of Herts against VIM. Stuart,
reported yesterday, in which Mr Stuart of the Prrk
Theaer seeks TO relieve "properties employed IN the
production OF 1.-THE Mighty Dollar" from writ of ut
tachInent in the suit against hnsclf which lac claims
WAS hnrshy and oppressvcy used to stop his business
tho motion was argued yesterday before Judge Donohue
in Supreme Court Chambers. Mr.. Marin, counsel for
Mr. stuart presented the facts substantially ~ already
stated Mr. scrncr. for the plaintiffs, said he had not
previously seen tho papers used thu Marine Court
case but that case hAd been legally discontinued. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Maria MulOch has sued her son, William IT,
Muoch In the Supreme Court charging him with having
obtained from her by her real estate
or at least the control OF She further charges that
after thus deccving her he has gone TO NswJersoy ana
there married. keeping OF this State. The case came
I'm on nOtIofOr publication of against him be-
fore Judge Donoluc, In supreme Court. Chambers and
order was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
fegai Noliees.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Hon:
FREDERICK W. Ioew one Of the Judges OF the Coat. q
Common Pleas The cy and Coaaty II New OH. dsN
male AMI entered according 10 Law IN the oih.e ~ The ,eanY
Cask the County the Sri day ~ scfcS
Der 1873 nocc hcreby gwen to all p,sens ani csscaon
ha ing ,l,ns against samuel Hec, lately Dolby Isinee
required present the same. with vouchers thsr,o day
verified subsrtibvr a-sire 81 The call sainnei ~
HcchI Tor benca.ot his creor> his place Of Ensar$
lug bs hss 25s laini at IN tho City New YORK. oa0
tesbcr s. 1875. BENJAMIN sILaESDERo. AssignsA
O. UNCONSCIOUS eussrsA Atpruegs No is osoaafe~v.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION.

United States District-AttOrney Bliss made,
yesterday an affidavit charging that sigismund r. M
Mepde,l In tho Court OF Common Pleas, on March TO-
1875, had falsely sworn that some person unknown
TO Mr. Bliss, "was Antonio Ros" and that Mende
so swore for tho purpose OF procuring raudueht NAV
uralizaton papers for the unknown person
Mpndel was taken before Commissioner Shields, VINO
held him ia 80, 900 bait for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
A CAR DRIVERS BRUTALITY.

James Mann. farm hand in the employ of
william Fish, ut East Jamaica. while returning home
from New-York on Thursday night fell asleep on his
his wagon. When East New-York his horses took
the track OF the East NcwYor and jamaica Horse Rail-
road OF the horse overlook him near Wander
slane and he did not turn ont promptly at the
request of the driver John oran the latter jumped
from the and struck Mann several times over the
head inicting serious not fatal injuries The injured
man was attended by Dr.. Wood OF Jamaica, and war
rant has been issued FOR H0rans arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

that case, no was Informed and believed that Judge
Joaehimson vacated the chmeut beoauso SheriTs
oeer bad used 70 exact isr leaving ee prsPer1
rists 70 Tie sttsshmsat he kad :. received 9
letter from Judge JOnchinIsen IN which was stated
that the attach ont vaoateA On two gncnndsi nv
an freeulaty In The sgnAture 10 the bond.n eoaeru
the Shers officer had used The prscess Of the ComTt
way OF public scandal. and for tho cItoron OF egM
the controlling fact this that he was not resi-
dent OF this state. but Of Connecticut -. 49,.
Judge D0hehue interrupted this afrument % tms
point and ha wing examined the anidayt on when re
attachment granted ssd that - tnst snegs on az
give the defendant to Tuesday to contradict " n he
could snh adjourned tho motion 20 Tint tf'e tnc Snorm
to remain IN charge Of the property hsSnwnue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
BANKRUPTCY CoMPOsrTioNA

In tho United States District Court, some
time ago, Alfred p. Reynolds sdjudicatsd bank
rupt His liabilities amounted to about 100000, and,
before Register Dayton. composition was effected at
the OF SIS cents the dollar. The confirmation Of
the composition opposed yesterday. before Judge
Batchford by B. Eaton. counsel for creditors holding
claims against the bankrupt to tho extent Of $4,000
The ground Of Mr. Estons opposition was that tho com
position had been effected by the votes Of creditors
"holdng cousve cfnims" Mr. Eaten also chsrgcd that
the Regstcr In the proceedings before him. had SHOWN
an inclination prevent counsel fr0m Introducing eesu
mony tending 10 show consiNn betweon the bankrps
and certain alleged creditors. Judge Blatchford re-
served lis decision. -.
SOine time ago Samuel Holiness formerly tDanaser OF
the scove Manufacturing Company and LsTarus ,,s,
berger wore adjufiicatod bankripts. Their IiaDtos
were about 300 OOO snd they finally mazda compost
ton with their creditors at the rate OF 10 cents on tnc
dollar. The composition was presented YESTERDAY 20
Judge Batchford tho United states District Court
for confirmation It opposed on tho ground that tnS
bankrupts had given Illegal preference TO certain cred
itors Judge Blatchfor confirmed tho composton re-
marking that tho creditors undoubtedly knew Oil eoou'
IL, and were satisfied with It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

can know that your name written in the Book of Life
and would rather q thousand times have IL written
q man done great deed, and the nation wishes
to pay him distinguished and lasting honor hey write
better that your be written Ia tao HoLso OF Cod
When were coming from England. and on
our way from London TO vsSpos i was decided ssi
But whom We got there tho house was full
and started 70 go elsewhere; but friend said,
shall stay. l have secured room for sent my
ahead" That's it, Scud your names ancad. Secure
interest III tho heavenly manson. AZ you farmers
laying in provisions for the Winter, prepare for
Alter our are in tho Book of Life then let IA
see that our cndrens names are there Perhaps some
that there are books in heavenf that is AL fsra.
ton" 1 don't know about that There may
mot b, books in p heaven n. but q, ss5pss
of Daniel and the fourth chapter Of philippians Paul
have belle we'd IN tue Book Of Lite II
written IN tas book, ought 10 live tnat other
people win know thoy are there so people viii know in
stanty where heart and our treasure Just
i,. upon what earthly thing mar heart Ia set
your maine ia there. and do not think that because is
upon church record that ii Ia in Gods book also God
keeps His account different Ask God to keep you fron
going ~ slecp tonight before you know that your
Is written there. and you may surely know that 1t Ii
whttfsl there
Then your childs name next mother In Hartford
dying aud she had seven children in,
by Ona the Oldest FIRST to give them last message How
such words burn into the soul AZ last the baDy
tne she gave IL BACK to hor huy,and saying charge
yOu Sir, 10 bring all the children home you" This ~
The message the GHat Master gives t. all OF u.s. and
let us live 80 that our children shall follow home
to heaven. That Hcat roll will lie called
by,and1y.. Perlap: yoar cLild.s name viii be
IL . neii hospital WAS dying They heard hin,
say Here. hcre. here aud asked him what he wanted.
Hush" said he they calling the roll OF heaven"
upon 1t father IN New-York to tell his boz he
was dying. /" Am l." said tie boy. well. father iii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19


YOSEMITE, May i9.-in pursuance 70
public notice. q meeting Of tourists now
visiting this valley, was called 1t Blacks
ILL., .v.r;rc hsfor. Last N publiclv
ii''
express their sympathy ior the old pio-
neer Of Yosemite Valley, j. d. Hutch.
ipos. The following resolutions were
.a,,,.a.
WnkhiAs; Inc name OF '. ~. .,u. On
ings Is insmaseiy connee'ed WIN 10
semitic ana us history VINO py h,s Psh,
ectuies anu en1eipiise mas uhioiueu .ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19

A GENTLEMAN who was ON intimate
terms with Macrcady says in tho course
Of Q communication to the New York
Post: ~ said TO Macready, In q private
conversation: Nothing in Bulwor's
career hns surprised me moro than his
success as o dramatist, for the reason
that few men have written successfully
for tho stage who have not themselves
been actors. For instance. 'Richelisu.'
Macready. aftor a pause. said. You.
perhaps. don't know the history OF
'Richelieu.' ! will tell you. When
Bulwer brought that play 10 me. Richie
lieu was q subordinate part In 1t. He
did not appear until the latter part OF
the fourth act Then replied tho
writer. tho world Is o. much indebted
TO Macready as to Bulwer for that plays
authorship, to say nothing Of Macready's
acting In It. To which reply Macready
smiled and said nothing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19
MIDDLE.AGRD NJ IN.

There arc many OF the ags OF thirty to sixty
who arc troubled with too frequent cyaeuston
Of the bladder, Omen accompanied by q slight
smarting o. burning sensation. and Q weaken
ing Of tn system In Q manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary dc.
posits Q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometImcs small particles OF albuuen Will sp
pear, OF The color will be- VI . thin and mllkish
hue, sgain changing ~ adark and torpid ap-
pearancc. There are many men who d.. oithi
diniculty, Ignorant Of the cause, which IL the
second stage ofseminsl Weakness. ID. y. VIII
guarantee q perfect cure ia all ruch cases. aud
9 healthy restoration OF the 2cnito-urihary OF
game.
N. B.-Only an interview required In . ma
Joriiy Of oaser; balance of treatment can he
conducted nj HON. without Interruption oil
buslners. Onieo hourr-i0 To l., Q To o. and Ia
Q. SUNDAYS to I y. u. only. Consultation
free. Examination ard advice. Is.
tp- DIX u. J sPRER, late surIeon ln nel'
lsvue Hospital. Il now associated with ~.
Spinney, and will give special attention to thc
treatment uf dlscasc- Of the y AMI kAh:
klso PRlvATI DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
IH- All communications strictly confidential.
DR. A. n. sPINNE.Y,,,
10 Dox bt2, Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19

ANOTHER MURDER. - Last evening
about 8 O'Clock q row occurred In China.
town. in which one ChinAman was cut
in the arm and his antagonist killed.
Tho cause or circumstances Of the case
arc almost impossible to come at. but 1t
is nor than probable that the difficulty
occurred over . game Of some kind.
The Chinaman who did the killing has
boen employed at the Lake House for
some timo as q washorman, and alleges
that the man killed was bis cousin and
that they vera both named All Hui.
The Coronsr's Jury found in accordance
with tho above facts. From all the cir
oumstances II would seom 10 DO . case
OF justiaable "Chinacide. "-Reno Crts-
cent, Nay IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19
s%ra,iOn. will commence a. soon a. prso.

sraiions will commence as soon as prac-
ticeble.
Dsstrastivs Fire.
A dispatch from Lancaster. Cornwall.
England. says that a terrible oonAagra.
ton Ia raging In that town.
Monetary.
LONDON. May l9.-The amount Of
bullion that has gone into the Bank Of
England to-day on balance Is E2e2, 900.
Tho specie shipments to-day were $751;
$50, Of which $4,000 was gold coin.
The belief that the gold clique will do
nothing In the way Of disturbance has
induced q further recovery in foreign
exchange.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19
YOUNG MEN,

who may be suffering from The eiectsof youth:
fal folllas or lndiscrct.on. will do we'll to avail
themselve. OF this. the gieatest boon ever lald
a. the altar OF suffering humanity. Dir. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee to forfeit ive hundred dol.
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or pn.
va,s disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls To cure. lie would. there.
fore, SAY to the unfortunate sufferer who may
lead this notice, that you are trcading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
eeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the frrt stage remember, you
arc approaching The lat. IL you are bordering
upon the last. and arc suffering some or oil OF
lis evil effect. remember that u you obstinate
" persist In generalization. the iinc must
come when the most rkillful physician can rem.
der you no assistance. when the loon Of hope
will be closed against you when M angel OF
mercy can bring you relief. In no oas. has the
Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair
work itself upon your Imagination. hut avail
yourself Of tho beneficial results % his treat.
unenl before your case IL beyond the reach of
medical skill. or before grim death hurrics you
to q premature grave.