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Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

Miss Anna f. Dickinson would seem not
to be going on the stage just yet in spite of
all the reports 20 that effect. At any rate,
she has issued circular, dated at Philadel-
phia Ola the 18th inst, saying that, aus, owing
TO long absence from work and conflicting
rumors and newspaper statements, ske
finds widespread uncertainty as to
whether she is about TO quit the lecture
field, and il not how she is to be reached,
she sends out this notice to say that she
viii lecture the coming season on the sub
.jects: MADAME Roland, ""Father Mathew, "
and Joan of Arc" and that all invitations
must be sent to her direct at 1926 Arch-st.,
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

Mr.. Gerald Massey has written an account
of his experiences in this country for the
London Medium and DoyJrcak. Speaking
Of spiritualistic seance in Boston, lie says
he met Mr.. Alger, the author, who has
given up the pulpit for the platform, DIR.
Bsrtol, and that fine 'old man eloquent,
Lloyd Garrison, with a towering rock of
frmness on the top of his head that all Or
ganized forces Of opposition have split upon.
II was pleasant TO find oneself in the COM
pany Of such fellow-fcois as the great work er
and sufferer and conqueror for freedom,
whose portrait had for thirty years been one
among the rest in my chambers Of imagery
and to find that he, too, was a Spiritualist.'
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
Registers Order.

REii>rEl;'s OFFICE, DovLE, KHHT CorHrY, DELAWARE
June -. lN7l.
Tpon application Of GEORGE II! RAYMOND "A
mniStrat"r ut i. HOWARD PETERSON. late of buck
Greek l.uu,r,d in said county .dccy;,,od it Sordcre
and objected hy tie REGISTER that Tie said Admins
trAtcr give notice ui tire granting Of Letters Of Adj
administrations upon the estate Of the said deceased by
causing advertisements to lie posted within forty DAYS
fIOn the date of such letters III six Ot the public
places Of the county Of kClt requiring all persons
having demands against tie estate u prt,CIt the
same. or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made arId provided; and al,o cause the same tn he
inserted IN tie SMNEN+ llMEsa newspaper published
in smyrna aIti continue therein : weeks.
Given under the hand and seal Of Office of
SEAL tie RCgistCraurcsaid, at Dover Kent County
aforesaid, the day ami year ahoNr written.
J. G. PE%%EWIIJ ECristrr
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

DUNNING-CREVER.- Wednesday morning, 23d
of Iule. IN the VI. Z. Church, Mlcrsvillr Columbia
county, Pa, by Rev. b. II. Crcvcr assisted by Rev
=. L. ClCvcr, Rev. Charles r. Dunning \. NJ, Prof
Languages, Jennings Seminary, Aurora, Illinois,
formerly of DOyer)tO Miss Mary Hamilton daughter
of the first-named officiating clergymen.
DORSEY-GOSLlN-Ont the 9Th inst, at the residence
Of the brides parents by the Rev. DIR. L. F. Morgan
i. G, Dorsey and Ncllic r., daughter OF William S
GOslin ESQ, all of Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
For the best gooseberry crate, go to the
Worden Basket Factory.
CANCER CAN RE CURED.

DIR. II. r. BOND of the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
has discovered certain for this dreadful Aady and
is astonishing the medical faculty by his surcrsS
The remedies be sent any pert the world. Those
who Fr'ier visiting the city and remaining while under
WIll hLd ample accommodations
TUTg SCEOFULA. TETTER. PEURIGO. ard an Skin
diseases and impurities o the Blood after all other
remedies ail. Consultation and advice Call or at-
dress, "PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE
". lS-iy, 3208 CHESTNUT ST. pliRldplphA,
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

CmURcn UNION IN CANADA.-The union of
the four Presbyterian churches of Canada
the Presbyterian Church of Canada in
connection with the Church of Scotland,
the Canada Presbyterian Church, the
Church Of the Maritime Provinces, in con.
nection with the Church of Scotland and
the Presbyterian Church of the Lower Pro
vinces-was consummatcd last week at
Montreal amid much enthusiasm. The
consolidation took place at Victoria Hall,
in the presence of large crowd Of inter
ested spectators, the exercises including the
reading of the basis of union. The consoli-
dation gives the Presbyterians Of Canada
543, ,946 members,
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
PERSONAL. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that all officers sailors
diers wounded ruptured injured the rebellion
however slightly entitled to and thousands of
pensioners entitled to apply imme-
diately through DIR. 4. b. JACKSON,
Late Surgeon in United States Navy,
Oct. 2lS-ly No. 75T SAMSON ST., Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

The undersigned, having reinqushed the practice
of medicine in Smyrna, has placed his books and
accounts In the hands of VIM. Wilds with power OF
attorney to make settlements of all outstanding bills
SMYhNA, june 22d X. s. w. HIRONS. NJ, u.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30


SUICIDE AND INsURANCR.-By the .judg
mcnt of the highest Court of the State Of
Maryland it appears that a mans right to
take his own life in certain circumstances
is still intact. In that State a gentleman
had insured his life on the ordinary form of
policy, by which the insurance is void "if
the assured shall die by his own hand or
act" He subsequently hanged himself and
the company refused to pay, which there is
reason to believe is the common rule with
insurance companies in all circumstances.
The company was sued and held liable :;
they appealed, and again the inexOrable
Judgment was that the sum Of the insur-
ance was due TO the heirs t,io he Sc to the
contrary notwithstanding. 1t was held by
the Court that there are circumstances in
which man may take his own life that do
not come within the prohibition of the
clause in the policy. They hold that the
policy only prohibits an act that is deliber-
atcly intended 10y a sound mind. Ifa man
| looking into the muzZle of revolver fire it
| by accident lie dies by his own hand liter
| ally, but by an unintentional act. and for
such Il loss the company must pay; and
inlsnuch az insanity interrupts healthy
voiition, an insane man cannot be presumed
! to intend his own death any more than the
man does who kills himself by such an acci
dent. 1t is not our duty to reconcile the
view the Court takes of suicide with the
view ly some lhilosophcrs-esrecially in
England-who argue that the mere fact OF
suicide is evidence Of insanity, and that
therefore, there cannot be any distinction
as to suicides intended and suicides not
intended In the absence Of such duty
we contemplate the decision with satisfac
ton. Insanity has been most ingcniously
used to defraud the gallows for many years
and if it can now be employed in tho
interest of a much defraudcd public tC
compel slippery insurers to come down
with their dust we shall be glad to know it.
~ !. Hcrald.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
NOTICE.

The ?.igTCd, administrators uHmC,I above here
By give nttCC NET Letters of Administration were
gIaucl - me OH the 2h day of June 1870; all per
s'- IT,, rcIrc hay ii" demands alH;utN the ,rc,>c,l
estate, viii prCsrt tie sane rocrly attc'tcd on or
before thr -"h day Of June, $50 or abide by law in
this behalf
jun %H-3w GEO II. RAYMOND.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
BERRY PLANTS.

Genuine BRANDwINE RASPBERRY PLANTS. also
WILSON and KTTTATINNY BLACKBERRY PLANTS
for sale by ANTHONY REYBOLD,
mhl0f Delaware City, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
WANTED.

y CLERK in q Grocery Store IN smyrna. ono with
kunc experience preferred. Apply % or address
r. b. MErEAR
Jun Soft SMYRNA Eel
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
FOR SALE.

\ Pair If Good Mules, well broke and 2cntlc
Alp,E 10 Join IEITSIIT.
inn 3O-tf Mnnrtnn. hcl.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30
Integrity Of Dealing
Oh
ONE PRICE.

OF course to do this we
" must figure closely,
orwe wouldlosc our rtrade,
but we always were will
ing to sell cheap.
This is the complaint
othcrhouses make against
US, but we do not care,
and therefore mark the
price on the tickets, for
that is the only way peo-
pie can be certain they
buy at like rates with
their neighbors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

The grave of the currency question was Dug
in Ohio All the voters Of Pcuiy wanna have or, - oyer
II "a "inO Ameat more enduring tLan brass. -lAouhe
Register tDcmJ
The TRIBUNE may rest assured that there
are question: the oO.; ~ more concerned @"Out t"'h
The curfeury. She viii scrNr pcaccmakri bclMccb
others on tint issuo-l Jackson tllssl Caron IDen@
We are prepared for rUmors and lies OF all
SORTS, ana OF - d'ied uI..nt ur tol mons We
i pared iOr any tbng thai vii east ne snaiyW 81 a
ciodd up,n the reputation u Pcadt. GTaht'-iCHein
nat Gazette ti.ll1
The President does not say in so many
tirci, Impressed" Mc # tue question should come
betWc, tno Ia BaOy ANA TIE Ilsd Term inr b"'y
wori show teeth lie hPIopOtamus- l0lhciNb''
Commercial OLL}
GOV. Tildcn is a model Democrat When any
void OF seifishnrs- aud devoted 20 principles as L lt'
victory VIII b. nos barely sceui 10y a aespi'y n'i =
Commercial Times tlnd1
We appeal to Democratic Representatives III
Congress organize a. Iioi - - 80 cuINinee cue
Pee this - Il Republic that me D'ooi"ue in i I
Gn,e,nincui a.. a1ea onis VIII "a the people demand
Economy ia ne puuc expense "dmnlsusdm1 'o04i
Lard money home rnlc.- Albany Argus t'ehJ
What n t,io-the President Of the United
states Boss Shrpheru, ana Arcaicct hMll'it VII tne
people ever look upon thor ike AGAIN ILese 'iLoe
g.. entail form LOoS al tie siteaoo US you may, ~ %
M, one 10 llesse honest men OF any party onI elI"
are accustomed 90 reg ri Ie PRESIDENCY az hsn N
G,sn,fed S, atiou.-l boston IianstiItt th'rJ
We haven't overmuch confidence In the good
tbas may lie cn, ctea ~ aiiahc's WIN o"i i,oaS.
ris,cy AID olor cdicfs OF the 'sAort-DaIed pehoe-
iacy. AS choice Ct eVl9 tLey may t IAN
ro.9o iecCnine ndaons; but lbey are mt i p
lovely IN any aspcct- Ii Is 10 De snoped 'ne n,
publican IL Gislaure Of New foik wih tlneish Iooi
at Governor and tat Tie good Work no sns
De gun viii be saysd by ui'een' rous envy lIe rue
policy of tbe hepubl is to hip :, on WIN M re
power-maAing TIE val ho"or NJ" '""A wv "
llUctCu AuVoiibtr.
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stated that he would be paid for bis services BY receiving
percentage tho amount realized ny tne nepostos'
Several prominent persons we're suggested ior TUG
CO We ship. hut FINAL action postponed power Oh
atou-y authorizing Mr. Sullivan 10 act Tor the uepe
o g. has been placed In the bsnk for sigosture' anu
about so depcstors have signed It,
BESIDES the osses ALREADY incurred by the cepostOrs.
~ Isw proceedings Ia progress threaten 10 hyspI
very large amount OI the funds which my ne rehu
by tie the securities turned over u tne ce'sI
believed that the fees Of the present receiver nhu NE
counsel. Miller. Psct. and Opdyke the counsel 1ees OF
Mr. Fitch ices authorized ut the general NEE
at which 900 depOstors were rrpresen MEL ana INC ices
OF Algtrnon g. Sullivan counsel for the 20 dlssatlsheu
d,posrs, will all bo made charges against the oa.h
Many az the depOsors AK that speedy decision nav
be given of the vexed question OF the IN Tue
interest of all and the securities OF TIE Dahk seuh!
disosed of and the pad over ~ the deposiiot
Mr. Fitch 10y the following letter def ms himself nom
the attack made upon him IN his absence on Monday
evening:
. o the Rdifor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: The prominence Civ en- In your Issue OF tn urn
Ing to the attacks OF Mcssrs Rgtr, Mallon apu McDon
AID at their ting last night jnsties me III isk
ing you 10 allow me 10 say IN reply thnt incurred ,ne
anger Of these people by refusing u ald them III t'e
plans for their profit and advantage, HHeieupoh
thcy hay. joined hands with Dir. Carnan IN aus nsnl ,o
hold he place a. receiver The scccss OF my atemptt
have Mr. Carlnan removed will depend not On us ablls
pack meetings in his bank ois, o. 10 ire people 70
abuse the plaintiffs atOiny but on MS being hDe 70
dispose of his record In tins mater Nhch
IL lails him iu court. ~ respectfully yours -
Nc1r- York Nov o. 1875 hsiiBEL r. FITCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
FASHIONS TRIBUTE 10 CHARITY.

THy RECEPTION FOR TIE PENEFIJ or IHE BROOK
LYX MATERNITY-A BRILLIANT sOCIL EVEN.
The annual entertainment for the benefit OF
the Brooklyn Maternity this year took the form of
Centennial reception which was given at tie Acadsrly
If Music last evening. Vocal music and the dance were
both invoked 10 increase its attractions, the oNer
cises commencing with Il regular concert programme
at 8 O'Clock. Tie Academy presented an attractive spec
taclt The parquet noorod usual, and carr eted
and lighted most brilliantly The spacious dress circle
and galleries we've flied with elegantly dressed ladies' an'
with Gentlemen, before whom, in the center Of
the brildng, the soloists on raistu
da.s In the rear was Giluiore's full band. led
by tho jubilee organizer himself Miss Emma T.
rhurs1y. Miss Anna Dunphy, Ms StetsOn and MI
lNe.ett were the vocal soUists; M L. DE Way per
fcrrne on the violin, and chorus fOm the Brooklyn
Handel and Haydn Society assisted them In the inter
val between tho paris Of tie concert the grand
entleep was made. the Old Guard Of NeW-lorg
of the fnll band, escorfng tie Indies of tie
Maternity Ler guests IN iu ColoDiai dfess OF pow
1Tt d a led With foScrs tn Old Guard numbered
about thre scorc, and then magnitctn t UNIFORM n%d
loom I",' nshts. Col George ". Mclean com
u,on'ied lie escort. and Mayor Hunter led the
%ioccs,iol with MIRA Hunter ollowod by Or. ana Nrs
Hoaatt. slr aud Ms " W. Goodrich, joseph hoNaro,
% Ssa a" s S"a S roedcr oCcup pie an uno
tr'si.e seat u the gallery, and Cen. Tracy j. H. ~,
Gen. Woodward. John Gilbert. H.. X Raymond
Tobias New, Mathew HALE smith, Horato {. hins
rncmbcr. OF tie Governors stah in unilOm
and man. gentlemen and iacics well known IN Brooklyn
,nrgied Win the thrUn-. COY. 1ildeu had expected
til Monday 70 be prcseLt, but much 10 Tie osal-
pputm nt Il all concerned, was called lmperatNey 10
AlraiY. and could not come.
TIC took possession OF the noor ~ 10 O'clock
when tie concert was brought 10 close aud later an
se2ai supper spread FOR them IN the iefteshmenJ
room, where those who WISHED could milase OF 'dDiei
coekod in The style OF I79G, and cnier New England
itohtu adorned n Centennial style, with dried apples
ANTIQUE straw bOnue.s hgh-DaCkc ID Glars, ana pictures
OF ashin gton. Franklin, and Lafayette. altuaied 10
inabted emf ~ and ncfcasin iumbers til late hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
THIRD AVENUE SIJINCS BlNE.

TIE PETITION FOR MR. CARAVANS REMovAL--ADpi-
1IONAL COUNSEL 10 ENIIR 1HE CAsH-LkIItR
IRON Mr.. III, II.
The petition prepared by the committee OF
dcpos.tors OF tie TArd Avenue savings BANK asAn io
the removal OF Mr.. CaIman receiver, was signed ny
several hundred deposi;ors yesterday ut the committee
ROOM No 55i TAifdave. Their counsel Ashbel r. foh
/. in daily consultation with the depos!tors and Is
TO argue the motion to nmove SIR Carman' before
Judge we.tbrool Kingston, on Saturday The coll-
uittsa appointed on Monday evening w dtIoolOTs
wuo were dissati.fed with Nj. Fitch met last
evening at No 2i3 Inird ave- Edward Mslon presided
ana r. ayna.l acted Secretary. All the tnt ir eIs
WEI, present. and claimed u REPRESENT $foooo IN ue
noss After fYee interchange Of opinion the Committee
decided 10 employ AgeInon SulilV 80 ~ counsel TWAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
rIDNIGHT WEiTHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CIlER SlNNAL OrRICrR,

WAR DEPARINFNT
OFFICE or TUE CIfkF SIGNAL OIYfCFR' I
WIspiNCIOs a.. C., "Wednesday. Nov. 10, ls7j--l a. IN
SynOOss FOR ht Dasf - hours.
The barometer is highest III New England.
n has fallen the ST. Gull, and South Atlantic
ates 10 the lakes. being /, west In the first secOn
Threatening rainy weather Is now prevailing IN the
Southern east OF tie MSstss ~ aud thence north
ward 10 Lakes Michigan. Huron, and Ere.
The temperature Las iden IN the Mississippi valley
and W stWard ena IN ewEnghud, tie Middle SAFES,
and lower lake region.
Tie Tennessee River, Cumberland and Ohio, have con
tnued slowly rlsing The Latter fallen at and above
Cincinnati
Probabilities
For he South Atlantic states. falling baronete north
south east winds stationary ana rising tShhfa-
tur,, cloudy and rainy weather.
Itr Gulf States rising barometer. nOrhery WIN Is,
stationary and falling temperature ana ram IN tue last
Cnif states followed by partly cloudy wea her.
In Trnuessee and the Ohio valley, rising barom ter,
northerly wads and colder, rainy weather, followed by
clearing weather -
falling barometer, Winds backing to southwest and
southeast, slightly warmer ana e ar weather.
For the uppor lake REGION rising. followed by falling
barometer, winds backing to west aud south, ss Int
change In temperature, and clear clearing weather
For nc Middle Ssais and !9ssr Ike. faH1 aaosiG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10
SUICIDE IN TIFTH-ITE.

A Young WOMAN SHOOTS rEgsEIF on ACCOUNT OF
JFAIOrs EAGE.
Miss "Mingie" ROauc, who was living with
Thomas WldInorc young merchant, ri No $50 F!lil-
ave. shot Lers.li through the heart about Oeocs ao
evening, killing herself Instantly.
NLpore hed coIAe homc IN the evening and together
with the younE sat down u dinner duIing which
The, both di,nI cOnsid ra'e quantity o. beer DHing
como conversation afcr the dIuLer, the OF some
wo nan was mentioned vita whom NLitmO.e had for
mely been very Intimate. This cmcd 10 nritto Miss
Roane very much. Shortly after, Wlnore lay down
aud went 20 sleep Miss R0aue after walking up nud
down the room for time, showing evideuces of gfea
excitement! aid her hand Wlimoro's shoulder and
tried to awaken him. AID all on Linn 10 set up ana
talk 70 lcr. He refused, rcmarkins That be was very
Sleepy and wlon she found that ali her efforts o attract
his ait ntOn were aya'ng, she threw herself upon
sofa in the Ocm and with large navy revolver shot
horsef
Miss Roane was % years Of ege, and had been living
with Mr. Wnrnorc in Fat IN tie b"I7c in Wiicb sac
died since MAY last. sHc Of southern birth ana ct
t lc disposition ana cOnecured that tic mention
or another WOnaIs by hcI lover arouse, nor l"S
ua6in Ia an almost frantic degree. AieT the sbot was
tired Wh tmnro an tftn Ayenue Hotel ana sum
lgon,d Dr. IuIpaucr, but the phys.cans presence was
M, less Coroner Eckhcn VIII hold an .nGdcat III gay
%
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ANTHON-Cn sunday afrnOo1 Nov T. Of pneumonia after
snort Illness iian iiery Anhon, Ia tle feh ear u
Iii fitves ard friends respectfully invited attend HE
fdeal "Wednesday nDtnug, a. 10 O'Clock, IRON tho
Church 4 The TanShg NJ Last Twenty nth ST..
AitnOut turth,r notice.
BEN DIX-CeJrse Bendx, Nov. q 1875. Of paralysis
aiei % year., IL months, pal, days,
TIL relatives fdenns respectfully invited 10 attend
the I'm rai ou Ia, late residence ~ Mest ave. Green
Iont. IhLrsday AOy. al, 1870, 81 oc.oc@ !. m.
sRAIN ERDAt iialaan NssH toa i NOV 3 carles ~
agea 30 Yeats, months. and "a,
Ceyeianu pa ces please copy
kITCIlLI-A D. suCver Neck. y. J., Nov Q. Anna Maria
Nv wiz Dfjpserh hiicltd. aR'd 30 yoara.
Fuai service. N Dee held her residence Friday.
NOV. - Ia cock Carr VII De IA ateDuA
At sR.ison Dciot e. and r. r. i on tho arrival OF to
traiH tIom NcN YORK.
LAY-sy iyester Lay q nabetr y. j. Saturday, Nov O.
eyed AZ Years Ia. nemO,i OF IIuce Orange Losv
10 T. ana A. a., and hsiiX Chapter No. 2.
Funeral az Mts;'ro Aib.nJ CoaLiy N ~ on wednesday,
Nov 40.
MARrEN SEAT FIatbush T. T. Nov o. Mrs. Helen Mar.
t,ns., H. ne 46h % Ter a
TIE rnves aud ri mas o the ay are invited TO attend
InDco al Flatbuh, on r ia 2th iiot. al clock
oLYPHAST-Iu LONDON. England. on the io:h oc,o0sr.
HAYWOOD letnon 90 PaI age 20 ears tldes' son VI
slaiycs rcds Md those OF bis family are Invited "a
aiteud his al te tefomei CLurul. corD.r
and Nv euty Dmtst On "Wednesday. tie 10th
met. 81 TO OcOtk a. NJ
sHERWoOD-At san Francisco Cal, Sunday. eth inst.
typh id IN LinOns Len amin r. sheTr the tith
ms
sTRONG-At ~ mont. y. " sunday, Nov T. Lucy Dix.
u trends aud those If tie family nv attend her
Of hei W. erUn,
on "Wednesday next at 40 m, niilou hLtEtr no ICE.
Iho renans will TO iasen To Nc"Biu1swies " j. Tor liz
teIlnent
IHoRNE-At White Plains Nov. 8. 1876 James II. ThOrne
in the orth yer 81 us age ,., .,,,
A. relatives and end: are invited to siten bis funeral
Law, VIM White broadway. Tran leayts Grand Central
j. pot at 4OSe "a ~.
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ar nv tyus foyer thoroughly healthy There are Few
,ningr IN WI ir and effect arc moro ccariy ui"i
than bad d mage and yplius. WITH US tuo Brat uIiu
y il IN having the sound principles whioh scence ms
made n ,wn to upon ttese subjects carried INTO pIc
lice N ~ Gomez as all know from our pVlitlcal sc
tenn which however beautiful In Theory IS never m"re
unfortunate IN practice than when appiien I" uopa
maers The plagueSpu oui Ciil OF new iofk Is lho
system OF t,ncmcnt-l1uses covering Witn eNcIy
inch OF the lot upon which they are puut, uduy
r.si eci EXCEPT for the ardprvs purse. No one VINO
has not them would believe that snch places WOMB
h. allowed o exist in rty calling itst 'hll,ten Hnu
civilized have attended cases OF malignant ieYor III
which had no window to- them, ana where tte
only tight and a which reached them came through he
door. and out of which, NECESSARY consequence
tho patient Lad soon to go oW coriso.
And although some Improvement has been mace since
those tiincs Yet afraid that, III the ma u, thugs
have been allowed continue much m hey were cnty
hecaus. IL wnnld he 10 interfere tb @
owners ~ these pest bcuscs Bat there - no noou on
my writing about these things to yon, WI"
Lnoy ali about them much better than J. 40.
I'm acknowledging The receipt OF your letter. lbey nav
,ar eud OF my pen. they would have run on the enu OF
ny tongug. # hal been talking ahont th'm , ,n"st
rsrnc., wish your Association every success ana lrus
tlnt The able and puGlicSpirtcd gentlemen cunhe.,su
viii il will utyer II until they nave instieu r"hu
trDcip,w u;un hc subject otto the whole bod pDhic.
~ tiaf n viii require something Ike trf-
paupluc TO convince our ci'f cOlppiatioi9'
but even they may length he convinced lnat IT. iha
bad IN ley To allow the aVaIIce OF lev
stand IN the WAY of the health and comfort oI WIZ
ihrraicn socicy from what are r0metnes cilltu nv
dangerous classes is To give thcna 1aii choce 20
and protect tAtm by the vigorous execution Oh
gulsi bad drink bad uir and the cONetouaness VI WV
nienthOusc owners.
Adjourned until tomorrow.