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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-08

PETERS, JUDGE.
PARENT

Feb. 3. State vs.. Erastus j. Moore.
Complaint for trespass on wood lot be-
longing to Elisha Garland. and cutting
aud taking therefrom birch wood. Plea.
Not Guilty. On trial. trespass was adj
mitted, but defended on the ground that it
was a mistake. Adjudged guilty, and fin
ed s. 90 aud costs. Not having the funds
to satisfy the above Judgment, was CON-
United 10 jail.
Feb. 5. State W. Ersstus J. Moore,
Wellington Moore. Richard Frazier.
Complaint Of Lemnel Moore against the
Respondents for the larceny of 80 lbs. of
butter aud bushels of meal from the
camp OF said Moore, in the vicinity of
Reeds Pond, Ellsworth. Plea, Not Gull
ty. The butter and meal were found by
the officer. concealed near a wood road,
aud were covered with the snow. 1t was
in evidence that the Respondents. on the
night the provisions were taken, were Slid
| ing on Franklin's hill with several others.
that one of the Respondents, + Moore.
had that night colt and pung, which was
seen going in the direction of the Respon-
dents wood road, and left the hill after
the others left-that afterwar DIS tracks
were found on the road to the place of
concealment. corresponding to the width
of the pung, its runners, and the size OF
the colts feet. The Respondents were
together after the crowd left. part oil
the NAL was found In bag known to have
been in the possession of one of the Res
poudents some days before, The Respon.
dents denied that they had anything to dc
with the larceny, and swore that they went
home as usual that night.
Ii was shown that some Of the RespoI
dents had made contradictory statement.
as to their whereabouts, on the night il
question.
The Court held there was probable caus,
to find the two Moores guilty of the of
fence charged, and ordered them to FIND
sureties in the sum of Sl25 for appear
ance at the next term of the S ]. Court
and Frazier was discharged. the proof no
being sufficient TO hold him
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The Electoral Commission.
They VII Decide Not TO Go Behind the Ger
ufcates
NEW York Fob 6

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.
The ElectOra. Commits sion. alter TAX
ing a recess of half an hour in the mid
de Of the afternoon, remained In secret
session until nearly O'Clock this even
ing, when hey adjourned to meet again
Tor private conference at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning
Ia regard 10 the admission of evil
dence which will be decided tomorrow,
1t can be stated that according to pres
eHi Indications, a majority of the COM
mission will decide that in addition TO
the electoral certificates, no evidence
can be received by the commission ia
regard to the Florida case, except such
as relates merely to the action of the
Florida State government subsequent to
the Presidential election. Concedino
that to be the determination of the com.
mission, their inquiries in regard ,o
matters Of tact will be restricted TO q
comparatively narrow range and thus
final decision in the Florida case ma,
be expected sooner than has been gener
ally anticipated
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ic for the evening was given by Mrs. Wat
sou. The Scotch Song given by Miss
Carrie Shorey aud Mr.. Frost was charm
ing. Tramps had better get out OF the
way of Miss Bowden.
The Hall was filed to Overlooking. Mr.
Frost Is connected with the Normal School
at Castine. His instructions here during
the term have been success. The pupils
have manifested much interest and the
thoroughness with which their studies have
been pursued cannot fail of good results.
Mr.. Frost has gained many friends among
us, by his gentlemanly department, and
devotion to his school, and Kind wishes
from his pupils and their parents will fol-
low him. L.
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The Yellow Centaur Imminent

is worth its'weight in gold. 10 owners OF horses
and mules.
This Imminent has cured more sprsained,
swcenicd, Rag.bon and Called Hor.e. in
three years than have all the Farriers in the
county in an aEc. rs effects arc simply won
dcriul.
We have thousands upon thousands OF cortii
cafes As strong As the following
"My horse was lame for year with a fetlock
wrench. All remedies utterly ia lied to cure and
T corsidcrci him worthless until commenced To
use Ceniaur Iiniment, which rapidly cured him.
heartily recommend Il.
- REV. GEO. ". FERRIS,
"ManoTvillc. schoharic Co. y. Y.
DgAR SIRs-I have used your Ccntaur Linimcnt
my fah,sly, and hni It to BE- Of great value.
Please scRfs me two sollArs' worth one FOR the
males and horSrs RILEY eItkLES.
PALS srATfaS. wroNiN9 60 PA"
u makes very litsS difference what the case l.,
whether u be wreRrs.....rain, Pol Evil, Ring
bone. scratches or La 5eRcs'er any kind, the e.
isct- arr the same kiyeryIpcn, stage proprictor-,
Farmer SC, should never be without the Yellow
C,,utaur Ltniu,snt. !; - sold everywhere. and
warranted IN It effects.
Laboratory Of J. d. Rose 4 CSr
a. DIZZY ST.. NEw rTRR.
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A spiritist of the Woodruff type has
recently visited our village Haunting us
liceniious hand bills in the face of our Cit
zens. ON which he denies the existence
of a God, advocates the abolishipg of all
law touching the marriage relation, I'M
blushingly advocated the cohabiting of the
sexes as their mutural inclination may die
tate. We were glad to learn that large
portion turned away from the lecture
with indignation and disgust, while few
gave him a second hearing. W.
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Pickings and Steallngs.

In thriving town in Michigan,a year
or two ago. when the country was full of
agents, and almost every body was agent
for something or other, certain child In
that town being blessed by the advent of
a baby was very inquisitive as to
where the little stranger came from. On
being informed that the doctor had brought
1t, he stood In a brown study for few mo-
ments, and then with the intelligent look
of one who has solved n very difficult mat
ter, asked, Say, pa, is he the agent tor
themS"
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Bar Harhor

Bar Harnor
A very pleasant and profitable temper
ance meeting was held at the church on
Thursday eve The OCCASION was enliyen-
ed and made more enjoyable by appropri-
ate and well rendered music by the Bar
Harbor Brass Band.
Speeches were made by the President,
Mr. Joy and Mr.. John Douglass.
We are glad to see or young people
taxing hold in these meetings, and adding
TO them their interest. by declaiming in a
very commendabie manner. some OF the
best sayings. on the subject oftemperance,
which the wisest ne.ds, md best hearts
IN our country have produced. We be-
speak for the next course an increasing
interest for the next three months.
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lys amos A

For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, ca
tarrh, throat and lung diseases; also, a sure
relief and permanent. cure tor general debility,
dyspepsia and all nervous affections, by a SIM
pie vegetable medicine, which cured venera-
bic missionary physician who was long u resi-
dent Of Syria and the East, and who has freely
given this valuable specific to thousands Of kim
dred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits; and he now feels it his sacred Christian
duty TO impsrt to others this wonderful invig.
Grating remedy, and will send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full directions, to
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DE- CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, Syracuse, N. Y
6mosO (P. 0. Box 10.
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To COustfynD tiyes,

The advertiser, retired Physician. having
providentially discovered, while Medical Mis-
sionary in Southern Aeia, avery simple 1egela-
bic remedy for the speedyand permanent cure
of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Catarrb,
and all throat and lung affections. --also, pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all Nervous Complaints,
feels il hi duty L. maze 1t known TO his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, he will
cheerfuly send free of CHARGE to all who de-
sire il, the recipe for preparing, and full drec-
tons for successfully using, this providentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits Of this dscov-
cry without cost, can do so by return mail, by
addressing, with stamp, naming paper,
DR.. CHARLES Z. MARSHALL,
81 Niagara Street,
lyi2 Buffalo. n. Y.
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Eden.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Monday morning
Mr. Roswell Leland of this town was found
dead upon the ice. He was engaged with
others in hauling muscle-bed and was
first seen by those at work lying near his
sled. with his face downward. He was
at once taken up gaSped once or twice and
life was extinct. lie was one of the most
respected citizens IN town and abou; s.
years of age.
NoTICE,-A meeting to organize Sab
bath School Association for the Island OF
Mt. Desert will be held at the meeting
house at Sali>bury's Cove, ON Wednesday,
Feb. 2lst at . O'Clock L. NJ. 1t is desra-
bic that all the schools be represented.
W. CoRTHELL.
=. III
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This convenient term includes numerous ill.,
defined and supposed ineurable forms of dis
ease, accompanied by general lassitude and
exhaustion, without any ascertainable external
or internal cause. The PERUVIAN SYRUP
sends its renoyat;ng influence TO the immost
recesses of the system, and has relieved in our
community many cases Of supposed incurable
disease.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

" 'aekson's Catarrh Snuff and
ii".he po"uer Is highly Recommended
ioi H. Noius In the head. Headache,
Sore throat &c. See Advertisement
Do not forget, in the exci,eman, .,
election matters. that St. Valentines n
is drawing near. Those wishing a oooa
selection to choose from. should call at tho
Bazaar" Coombs' Block. 2w5
Valentines! Valentines Comic, ] TO
cents Sentimental, 5 cents to Sl.OO.
1--we
smoke Vanity Fair Tobacco. You
"ih also find at the Bazaar" cigars OF ali
60 Al half the usual prices. A good
ior cents, usual prices cents each.
81 Tue bazaar COMBS Block. 2ws
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-. ". lInrbor.

=. ". Hnrbor.
Second annual Masquerade Ball and
Domino Party, in Centennial Hall, South
West Harbor, February 22nd, 1877. All
are invited to attend. as we never fail hav-
ing good time. the Hall is large aud new.
Come one. come all. Tickets to Ball and
Supper per couple. l.50; Spectators to Hall
per couple, so cents; Spectators to Hall
and Supper per couple, sl.0o
Per Order Of Com.
HoLSEY STANLEY.
NATHANIEL LEAGUE, JR.. Com.
JAMES FERNALD.
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An Early Decision in Respect to the
Vote OF Florida Expected.

The evidence concerning the action OF
the Florida courts and the legislature on
the matter in controversy is OF documen-
tary character ana Is already accessible to
the commission. 1t is probable therefore
thai their final decision in the Florida case
VIII be reported TO the joint session of the
w" Houses. before the close of the pres
en- week
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Vessel Thieves Arrested.

NA'Hlts, Nc, Feb. 0.
TWO men and boy were arrested at
Joue,p0r, to-day, for robbing vessels
The vessel they were captured on halls
from swans Island. They .ad charts.
eomuas-e- AMI other goods Struggled
aud stolen They have been plumber
ing IT. j. supposed, some time, from YES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-08

Castoria is a perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, without any of its objections, for
it is pleasant TO take and does not nauseate or
grippe. For Costiyeness at any age, but espec-
tally for Sour Stomach. Wind Collie, Worms
and the DESCRIBED Bowels of Children, it is the
most effective remedy in existence. 1t is
harmless, it IS reliable, and it is cheap.
ly - 3mos "A
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Eden, Feb. !. ls77


The .auuud meeting of the Hancock
County Lodge |. o. 6. +. viii be held at
Eat LamoiDc. on Tuesday, Feb. 18Th, Is77,
al 10 O'Clock y NJ
A representation from every Lodge IN the
County i, desired TO consider important
business election OF officers. and reception
and discussion OF reports OF Grand Lodge,
committee on County Lodge constitution.
JOS. II. TAILOR. ". {. :.
February 9Th. ls77.
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Take the sensible view. Tar cleanses. heals
and cures Csffarrh. The only method of direct
application is by inhaling the vspors of the
"solutioL Of Forest Tar" Catarrh lis a good
thing to get rid Of. Imo5
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On ALL AWFUL NIGHT SOUNDS, that Of u
frightful cough reverberating trough the dark
ness is the most ssddening. Would YOU be
spared this infection and save the life endan-
gered by the complaint, administer Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops care in minute.
LIMOS
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Centaur


The lame can be healed and the wounded made
whole. We now know just what the Centaur Lini
ments will do. They will not mend broken bones
or cure Cancer, but the. will extract soreness,
allay pain. cure Rheumatism and a larger range
of flesh, bone ami muscle ailments than any arti
Gle before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 60 beyond the effects of
these remarkable preparations. Chronic
Rheumatism of many years standing, Neu'
ralgia. weakBaek, Fever Sores, Weeping Sin
~~s. sciatica, Caked, Breasts, Distorted Joints
and Spraned Limbs OF the worst kind are cured
by the White Cen;aur Liniment.
IL win destroy the pain and heal without n
scar all ordinary Burns and scalds. II will ex-
tract the poison Of Bites and Stings and the frost
from Frozen Limbs. 1t is very efilcacioas for
Esr'ache, Tooih-ache Itch and CusaaeOus
Erupsions.
Mr.. Josiah Wesiakc. of Marysvic o, writes.
For years my Rheumatism has been so bad
that have been unable to stir from the house.
The first three bottles OF Crntaur Liniment
abled me 10 walk without my crutches | am
mcndiug rapidly. think your Liniment simply
a marvel
6. IL. Bennett. Druggist Rock Prairie, Mo-, says
"Ccntaur Liniment sells better and gives the
best 'aGsfaetion of anything in the market
What the Centaur Linimcnt has done Tor others
it will do for you. Il Is handy It is reliable, and
ID Is cheap
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AFOTIIL, tEfE>.

The tiIto prevent incompetent per-
sous from conducting the bu,iue,, of
au apothecary was amended by the SEN
are bv adding 10 section 5-''providcd
tat nothing herein contained shall be
80 construed A. To authorize the sale of
intoxicating liquors" The bin then
ua.-rG.
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There need be no pain where Centapr
Linimentis used. Burns and Scalds are heal
ed without q scar. Rheumatism, Sprains, and
most flesh, bone and muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two kinds. The
Centaur Liniment is for family use, the Vel
low for horses and ANIMALS. One trial will
convince the incredulous.
~ s amos A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-08

ami spinal marrow, undoubtedly produce the ma
1orty OF all paralytc attacks. Taking this fact
in connection with another tact equally certain
namely, that Tins fast going age imposes an ex.
ce4siye strain oar bratpAI and spinal strength
and rv have An explanation OF the yearly decrease
In The number OF victims OF the Disease. ANY
&C cntlhc discovery, therefore which shall gIvsu<
an Efficient REMEDY for this too common malady Of
modern days, Is worthy TO take rank among the
great be- eiaetioHs which the resesrshcs Of great
~ nds have from time TO time Conferred upon the
race. The method 10 which wc have alluded a.
sutt,lying in Il such
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PHLEs DIETErIC sALERATUs.-Uniyersal
ly acknowledged the best in use. Each pound
bears the name Of JAMES PYLE. None genu-
inc without. 1vr24 ~
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Centennial Reduction in
Advertising.

Three thousand. two hundred and fifty dollars
worth Of newspaper advertising, at publishers
schedule rates, giteR for 900, and three months
note accepted 10 pay ment from advertisers OF re-
sponsibility.. 4 printed list. giving Name Char.
acter. Actual Daily and Weekly Circulation, and
Schedule Rates Of Advertising, sent free to aay
address. Apply to Geo. p. ROwell 4 Co News.
paper Advertising Agents. II Park Row, MY.
6mo143
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sedsewiek.
The citizens of Sedgwick were hap.
PLY entertained last Thursday evening by
an exhibition given by the village school.
which has been under the instruction of J.
NJ Frost for the past twelve weeks.
The exercises of the evening were open
ed by music, followed by AN original and
appropriate poem given by Mr.. yrost, az
ter which regulations, reading, dialogues,
tsbleaux and songs were listened to with
pleasure and interest.
The parts were performed with credit
both to teacher and pupils, We felt deeply
for the old bachelor who live by himself,
when we saw the troublesome mice eating
all his bread and cheese up. but rejoiced
for him in his happy choice, and though
We left him in tears because The wheel
barrow broke, and his wife got a fall" we
are not without hope that a happy future
Is before him. The recitation by Miss.
Hattie Cole. was very finely delivered.
The actors in the will case could hardly
have manifested more interest had they
heen real heirs at law. Instrumental mus
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CaStOria.

II Is a mistake to suppose that Castoria - not
al apicd 10 grown persons we'll a. children.
They only need 20 increase the quantity But
children have SO many complaints for which Cas-
ioria n adAPted-like Wind Collie. sour ston
ash, Worms. letter. T~sshing and Cronp, that Il
d especially recommended for them.
IT, eject. are more certain than Castor OIL.
Il contains alcohol and is as pleasant to
tsL~ as honey. II never grPes. BY regulating
the stomabh anil bowels the Castpria cooIs she
blood. ,xpels worms and prevents lcycl Shines,
quiet, the lncTyc- ami produce hcalth-then Of
course children can sleep IL quiet and moth
rrs can rect.
Ca-iora IS recommended by all physicians
and nurses who have trIc s., and i; j. having
RAPIDLY increasing AI'o. q Is prepared with great
care. after the r,c,pr 81 ~. >amUd Pitcher, Of
Mass Al the Laboratory utI. y Rose & 20. ~
Dew Street New lolk lyr~ stus- ~ COW
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Business Notices,
General Debility.

Persons afflicted with Salt Rheum, should
use the ''FOrest Tar Soap daily.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL :A.A2ag REMEDY

strike, At the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new. aud drives away Catarrh and al
diseases o. the mucous membrane, and the.A
attendant pains and aches, pertaining t9tesd. :
back. shoulders, Kidneys and throat ly4o
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CAUSES Oh PARALYSIS.

ParAlysl- may proceed from the brain which ~
the scat OF sensation and vulitlon, or irum the
spinal marrow and nerves. b. which sen -atiun
and yohuoH are conveyed 20 AMI from the brain
all over the body. or II may take Jcceutrtc iprm-
lcvt topmeut and effect special localities IN the
human organization, deprly m. the sufferer Il NAV
De uf siEtf or hearing. or smelling. The moro
frequent forms tf The dlssa.c are those 81 para
lived motion and may b. thus cla-s ihcd. Apo
YicNy II the BRAN, congestion or soltCuiug OF Tie
spinal marrow aud partial paTaiy -is, when from
the pressure arising from morbid growth or Ga.
NOR, o. from mechanical % jury. or often iTota
some midtown cause. the parts supplied Jy a
particular part are paralyEcd.
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We have unfortunately lost the seryi-
ces OF Rev. ;. +. Pendleton; after preach
ing hereyery acceptably for several weeks.
and gaining the confidence and esteem OF
all right minded people, he has left Blue
hill to bless some more favored place with
his labors; this is very generally regretted.
especially as 1t leaves both of the churches
without preaching.
Rev. J. II. Taylor has been having quite
a severe time this Winter he has been
compelled TO lay aside all work, even the
most trivial. and has been mostly confined
70 his house for the past seven or eight
weeks this has prevented him from engag-
ing in some missionary and evangeli.tie
work in various places in the County. which
he contemplated doing this Winter.
The Bluehill Cornet Band gave var
iety entertainment consisting OF vocal and
instrumental music and dramatic per-
Torrance, at the Town Hall, on Tuesday
evening. Jan. Goth, which seemed to be
very highly appreciated. aud probably
yielded fair pecuniary return; at the
close, the members OF the Band, and all
who took part in the performances were
| invited to DIR. Grindle's house. and partook
| of a supper provided as surprise by the
ladies, and enjoyed very social time till
| the .wee sima hours" The entertainment
at the hall was repeated with some addi-
tons, on Friday evening, and many said
with nuch improvement .on the first pre-
sentation The band has made very good
progress under the instruction Of Mr.. I. +.
Monaghan. of Ellsworth. The members
have given very much time to practice, and
have incurred considerable expense for in.
struments. music, instruction, &c. which
they are now making an effort to liqudate.
They will probably present their entertain
ment in several of the adjoining towns,
and We hope that they will be generously
richly rewarded. IL is almost incredulous
that cur communities should give such a
liberal patronage to every travelling show
that comes along as they have done. while
there Is 50 much home talent capable OF
furnishing all the entertainment and
amusement which can be desired. We be-
speak for the Bluehll Cornet Band lber-
al support. ii.
February Sd. 1877.
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A TRIUMPH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.

The Discovery IF a Boston PhysiciaR-P1
diysis Car be Cured-iSNrgery Surpassed
ia the Treatment Of Dcformdties-E mphd-
tic Proof that IA Ne'r Remedy for Nervous
Disorders Has Been Found.
Hardly any great revelation OF science or tri-
umph OF ant has been received its first an
nouneemcnt, with grateful faith by tho ineTeda-
lous majority OF men. Calico announced the
tact that the world moved and the solid hed I'M
belief of the world made him rccant the assert ION
on Blended knees in sackcoth and ashes. Rising
from the ground amer this denial of ascertaincd
truth. he is reported To have exclaimed FUR sE
NUoVE-"lt docs move Tor all that" His introluo.
ton Of the telescope, which has since given to
liar obstinate prejudice and unbeliei. In England
II was announced an invocation of The E,il
one, aud
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for paralysis Is admitted TO be a great medical
necessity Of the period Il that ia daily At The
Medical Home and Retreat. established by Dr.
George W. Rhodes, a Boston physician Of high
standing aud reputation. on the corner OF wal
last named thoroughiarc. His discovery was the
result OF a severe accident which happened to
himself and the effects of which made him
paTalyilc sufferer OF what seem cd, Tor a time 10
be a hopelessly iAcurable type.
DT. Rhodes was thrown FROM has carriage and
sustained complicated injuries which dehed all
IN sdlcai skill, and lett him. As he then believed.
permanently manned and paraiyked mau
Thrown back upon his own resources. he began