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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20

,cals presented their report. 1t is too
yoluminous to report in full, but contains
The fc!ic%ing item .!ic!i ;s of e:>Sccc::s..,,
interest In the Meth,rlists in soutk Cac-
oiiha:
'.,The Southern Lhristian Adrocaie is
the only accredited organ of our Confer
ence, and is conducted in manner suit.
able to its great purpose. 1t should ever
be recognized in its true representative
character, and receive that liberal pat
Ironage which a large and intelligent
body like this should bestow upon its
organ. 1t comes to us week after week
as an old familiar friend, AMI is SO enter
tanning and instructive that it cannot be
dispensed with by our people,"
Dr. Redford, agent of the publishing
house addressed the Conference at
length, explaining the causes of its pres.
ent embarrassment, and expressing the
conhdene expectation that these difficult
ties will soon be removed ard the house
enter upon career of high success.
The matter under consideration was
laid on the table at the close of DIR. Red
ford's address, TO enable the special COM
mittee on publishing house interests to
report. This report recommends that
the amount which this Conference is ask
ed to pay 90 relieve the house be assessed
upon the various charges, to be collected
in the month Of May. This report was
adopted, and then that of the Committee
on Books and Periodicals.
Rev. A. M. Chrietzberg offered the
following, which was adopted:
Rcsolred, That the Board of Finance
appropriate to the several dis,rinta - )
original amount assessed sc, thc South
Carolina Conference for the relief of the
publishing hOusc. giving credit to the
several charges Tor the AMOUNTS already
paid.
On motion OF Rev. j. O. Wilson, it was
Ifcsolued, That this Conference gladly
welcome A. Ii. Redford, u. d., agent OF
the publishing house at Nashville, Tenn
Resolred, That we tender sincere and
grateful sympathy to Dr. Redford for his
self-sacrificing and strenuous labors in
behalf of the interest committed by the
church to his charge.
Rev. Dr. Girardeau, Of the Presbyte-
rian Theological Seminary, wns intro.
duced to the Conference.
The Rev. G. II. Wylie, of Winston, n
C., agent of the American Bible Society
was introduced and addressed the Con
| ference.
Newberry was chosen as the place o.
holding the next session of the Confer
| ence.
Notices were announced and the Con
| ference adjourned
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Delinquent Land Sales

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Brown, Samuel, Jr., building, l lot.
White, Andrew, building, lot.
BELTON TOWNSHIP.
Davenport, Fl; b., building, lot.
BROADWAY. TOWNSHIP.
Major, ID. N, 80 acres.
DARK CORNER TOWNSHIP.
joel B. Newton, so acres.
FORK TOWNSHIP.
Goats, John, 1876 acres.
Ferry, Solomon, building. lot.
HALL TOWNSHIP.
Barksdale, Allen s., 200 acres.
Hall, Nancy, so acres.
Bozeman, Sarah E., 100 acres.
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
Stott, Drayton NJ, 80 acres.
Webb, Dudley H.. 60 acres.
MARTIN TOWNSHIP.
Parks 81 McCurry, 260 acres,
proa,s mENDLisiSS Si;,i.;II TOWNSHIP.
SAVANNAH TOWNSHIP
Earle, elias j., Se5 acres, building.
Gregg 81 Hewin, 278 acres.
VARENNES TOWNSHIP.
iHan!imond, Elizabeth, acres, build'g
White, Joseph O., acres.
Brown, Samuel, jr., ii acros,
Terrill, Elias, acre.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD. co.
Two buildings and l lot, for the years
1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875 and 1876.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
Long, James, (Pendleton) 100 acres.
McAlister, Mary j., (HalD I0S acres.
CoX 1onn, Aam'r.o or VIC. Cox Es-
tate, (5avannahlS 50 acres.
Sadler, Lucinda, (Sayannab) (S8 acres.
Palmer, Madison, (Fork) so aores.
Gentry, William j., (Varennes) 45acrss
NOTICE is hereby givcn that the
~ whole OF the several Parcels, Lots,
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A RIDleur0us pRorRnuns. n,

r Tha; EaUayi, crasta;l! O. !, ,.na,, -,
,!s., A.o o.es.sea :. eoni'l''.ce on
s euefas Ieia'lons g Ineip It ont OF the re-
sspohs1ip9spty O. adopting or rejecting, the
aonae resoiution' requesting Senator
hutser % presehs the testlmony against
Iatsess.e.. to the United States Senate.
ms eoppnls.ee made the following report
winch was aaopfea;
1he soalmittse aa federal relations,
lgt;on In Ta, ~ 1 Sass If t;e So
relating 10 the election Of tfe Hon. j. 8
Pattsrson 70 the Senate Of the United
sIate, PSF isaye % report That they have
tbat Whars ts Ss S5ntta ,a - fgSG@@eaa fSSa seata
: havt, assumed iurlsd;ciion Of the eharrsS
against the Hon. Johny. Patterson FIR
Si Drl4SeTy o. !, metnnsis 81 Oh sne Genefai az
isdistmsns @ sss sraist aI RIM pesal S .ssTein
and whereas It 6 IN violation Of The ex.
press terms Of tse Constitution Of sha
State Tor one department OF the governs
roent 10 Interfere with CO.. ordinate de-
Epastalent OF tlle government Ia regard 10
any sueIece matter properly under Its
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SHEREFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County

SIATEaOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County.
In the Probate Court
Ammar;s Duncan, Harriet E. Hammond
Nancy G. Brasswel, Plaintiffs, against
Judge Whisner Poorc, Milton Poorc and
Anna Poore.
pY virtue of an order to me directed by
I'D w. w. Humphreys. Judge of Probate
for the County of Anderson, and State afore-
said, | will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in JANUARY next, QS7s), at
Anderson Court House, :. G., the following
tract of Land, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing eighty (sO) acres, more or less,
bounded by Land of A. j. Stringer, Nancy
Poore, John J. Mattison, Sallie V. McAlis-
ter and William Stone Sold for partition
among the heirs of John B. Poore, deceas-
cd.
Terms Of .Srle-One-half cash; the re-
mainder on credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale-purchaser to give
bond and security, together with mort
gage OF the premises to secure the purchase
money. Purchaser to pay extra for all ne
cessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec 13, 1877 90 80
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the ProJatc Court.
Mrs. Margaret Clinkscacs and Mrs. Eliza
beth Breazeale, vs. G. w. Cox.
PY virtue of an order to ME directed from
N w. w. Humphreys, Judge of Probate
for Anderson County, and State aforesaid,
will expose to sale OH the FIRST MONDAY
in JANUARY next QS7S) the following
tract Of land, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Honca Path Township contain
ing one hundred and forty I4O} acres, moro
or less. adjoining lands OF G. w. Cox, w.
y. Brown and others. Sold as the rcai estate
or Mrs. Margaret Cox.
Terms Of .Sdie-One-third of the purchase
money in cash, the residue on credit of
twelve months, with interest from day of
sale, the purchaser to give bond with good
security. with mortgage of the premises to
secure the purchase money. Purchaser to
pay extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec 49, 1877 22
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G. w. ANDERSON,
w. A. CHAPMAN.

G. w. ASDERsoN, the successor OF An
derson d Chapman, would inform oil who
are indebted to him and the late firm, that
they must settle up their Indebtedness by
the first of January next, as longer indul-
gence need not be expected and as he wish
es 10 close out his present stock of Goods
which is well-assorted and heavy, will sell
for small fraction above cost for cash.
Come and see before purchasing elsewhere,
and you will be convinced.
Graniteville Shifting 6ic per bolt.
All Standard Prints 6tc. per yard.
Coats Cotton 75c. per dozen.
Rio Coffee 20c. per Id,
And many other articles equally low for
cash. G. w. ANDERSON,
Williamson, S. G.
Dec 20, 1877 d
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If The people Of Louisiana had prose.
cnied and convicted Kellogg of the fraudS
e;iaa7ssS s5ainst the Returning Board of
that State, he woald not have been at
large to usurp o seat iu the Senate, and
miafepresent the people Who were over
lenient to him. Tho moral .rn. laaesn
from this Is, that q public criminal is
safer within prison wall than running
at large. All can mako their own appli-
cation of this 70 Patteraon,a case. b III,
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County

Anderson County.
In the Probate Court.
Margaret Z. Russell and Mary Jane Per-
kins, Plaintiffs, against Thomas g. Nc
powell, Jesse C. Mcdowell and George
Washington Mcdowell Defendants.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed by
-O w. w. Humphreys. Judge of Probate
for the County Of Anderson, and State afore-
said. will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY i'll JANUARY next, 187S). at
Anderson Court House, S. c., the following
trnct Of Land, to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
Containing sixty-fve acres, more or less,
bounded by the Tract assigned i'll the pro-
ceeding, land of Robert Campbell, Lewis
Smith and Others.
Terms of Sdic-One-third of the purchase
money in cash, and the remainder on q cred
it of twelve months, with interest from day
of sale, the purchaser to give bond, and at
least two good securities, together with a
mortgage of the premises to secure the pur.
chase money. Purchaser to pay extra for
all necessary papers and titles.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec 13 1877 22
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tie immigrant, We advocate the intca.
size. But the German, ,the Irishntan anu
Ne.ths.n Eas.sar are slow coming. "A
fas- acres afs neither equal to supply our
wants or 20 engross our fall 4ggergiss::
Put A. T. Stewart in candy shop and
David Dickson ON seven acres. Nature
contributes to production in proportion
TO area. She works with five hundred
times the notency on FIVE hundred acres
that shs does on one acre. Our difficulty
lies not in largeness of possessions, but
in applying the proper methods. Doubt
less very thorough change in all our
farming operations must be made before
We can reach the desired end. More
anon. r..
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Senator Butler. it is said, apologies for
Paiterson's past sins, and thinks he ought
to be forgiven for all on account of his
recent vote. This might do very well if
o6f Sssnate. was the oiiiy party iasereatsd,
but Us the people of South Carolina have
been maligned, abused and pilfered by
this man and his tools, we think their
Representatives should see to 1t that de.
served punishment is meted out to him
and oil men like him, t.
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Farm and Mills for Sale. 81

OFFER for sale my Farm, lying. on the
n road from orrville TO Pendieton, ten
fa,,S n,rs Ilom A i esius!:y distant
n rom fendissotl WiliiaInston and EBelten,
containing $50 assos-7abotlt 20 acres In orig.
lnai forest, and l6 acres botton--on LONE
creek, bailance in cultivation and pine land &
designated os home tract, and on which is n
good dwelling house and all necessary ont
building. Also. the Mill Trect, contafning
e enc hnndrcd (1Q0l acres, with a2 feet fall, s.
.'. aees water wheel, 90 inch Disston's circular
ny, Nv, o grise mill, . co saw revolving feed
Frat gin and condenser, and Van WinkIc
ootton press, all propelled by water. For.
Particulars call on, or address,
J. b. SMITH,
Dcc13. 1877 % - - y, s.,s - -
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate 7

OFFER at private sale, at one-half of
Il its appraised value.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
One containing 243 acres, two miles from
Gaihaila Depot and six miles from Seneca
City, valued at $500 per acre, and the other
containing 129a acres, adjoining the former,
valued at $500 per acre. ,. - - y
All q both Tracts in native forest, cxcept
about twenty acres of The former. which
has been recently cleared
Sold to stop interest in the Banks at An
derson and Walhalla
II not previously sold, the Lands will he
offered at auction ct WALHALLA on
SALEDAY in JANUARY next
.TERNs-Half Casb-baiance at one wear
with interest from ti6te.
J. J. NORTON,
Walhalla, s. c., Dec. 1s, 1877. 22~s
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The house has passed bill requiring
ell executions Of the death penalty to be
imposed privately. We hope It will be-
come law, as we believe good wo,ild
result from its enactment
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- ANDERSON COUNTY

By ". W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, w. +. Davis hes applied
to me 10, grant him lettors Of admin
istration on the Personal Estate and effects
of j.. NJ. Davis, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admop-
ish all kindred and creditors OF the said
F. NJ. Davis, deceased, to be and APP
pear before me I'm Court Of Probate, TO
be held at Anderson Court House, on
Tuesday. 9Th day January, 1878. after pub
licat!on hereof, 20 shew cause, If any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand,
this 10th day OF December, 1877.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
Dec 20, 1877 23 %
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Mr.. Cyrus H. Baldwin, formerly United
States Treasurer at Charleston, has been
appointed Collector CT tho Port Of
Charleston, instead of the notorious H.
G. Worthington. This is decided inn
provement in the personnel Of the Col.
lector, but the political compilation is
unchanged.
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P EMEMBER that 1 received Silver
A-0 Medal for the Pictures exhibited from
are getting great deal of work to do, and
Capt. Wren's pictures give universal sstis-
faction Every ono should take advantage
OF the opportunity now Offered chem.
j. ID, MAXWELL,
No. 4 Brick Range.
Nov 20. 1877 FIl.
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The Legislature he's ie,:a.ssssssdl i,:.ssssd c -esol;;-
ton requesting the United States to es-
tablish q line of mail steamers between
Charleston and the West Indies and
South America. The petition has been
presented by Hon. .. Wyatt Aiken, but
Congress has not so far taken any action
upon it.
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The Legislature is discussing the pro.
priety of imposing an additional tax upon
the sale Of liquors, and the Virginia plan
ofrequiring the MofIott Registering Bell
Punch to be asod by every bar tender.
The plan is ssid to work we'll in Vir.
g.nia, and to yield an immense revenue
to the State. 1t is quite popular, and
may be sdopte,i lii I'll. State.
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NOTICE OF
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

TTNDER Deed of Assignment made to
" james NJ. Latimer. by Albert J.
Clinkscales, the 29th OF February, 1917, fol
the benefit of his creditors we will sell al
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, on the
Second monday in January, 1878,
Within Tue legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property, to wit: ?"
ONE TRACT OF LAND, NO. /.
Known as the "Pinckney Land" contain.
ing two hundred and twenty acres,
more or less, lying on waters of Renisay's q
Creek, bounded BY lands of William v.
Ciinkscales. James w. Crawford and lands
Of Mrs. Mary Miller.
,f TRACT NO. 2, '''
Known as the "Plantation Tract" contain
ing five hundred and forty acres, more or
less, lying, on Shanklin's Creek, waters OF
Little River, bounded BY lands Of DR.: J. T.
scales, and other lands of A. j. Clinkscales.
tasifl TRACT NO. g.,
Known. as the Home Place" containing
Inns Creek, waters of Little River, bounded
by lanes of w. v. Clinkscales and DIR, /. II.
Baskins. ~ -
TRACT NO. 'iEi
Known as the Colbert Tract,n containing
three hundred md thirteen acres, more OF
less, lying on waters of Shanklin'y Creek.
bounded by lands of J. Townes Robertson !.
Peter Gilbert, DR.. J. n. Bashin, w. ". Clink-
scales and Others. .,,,.
,e.s TRACT no. s,
known as the "Afitcaam Tract" contain.
ing three hundred and ninety acres more
g: s;!ssc. ay lands Off Il. L. vii
liams, j. H. Bell, w. v. Clinkscales. and
others, and lying On waters of ShankIin
Creek. = fs,,i9ja rfi-D-s,.I -
On III the day following, Tuesday,
I will sell at A. J. ClinkscaIes' homo piece,
.....- Nine Mules. one Horse. -.
len COWS ann three Caives.
- 'f0's5 Stock OF. Hogs and SheepriSu
,s 9iscgy Three Wagons,
One Carrihge and one Buggy
TERMS OF SALE-personal probbertv
Cash. Real Estate, lone-thirl eash-bat.
Gnee on o credit OF twelve months with in
terest from day Of sale, to be secured by
mortgage OF the premises, with leave to
anticipate payment. Purchaser to nav eY-
tra sor papers.
JAMES NJ. LATIMER,
JOSEPH N. BROWN.
nzaof,.a.. Agent for the Creditors.
Dec ~, 1917 Z3 fe if4ff 4 III
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J. w. Collins, the Radical candidate
from Beaufort County, was elected to the
State Senate over Col. Wm. Elliott, the
Democratic nominee, by moro than one
thousand majority. The majority last
year was over 5000. A great gain has
been made by the Democrats In this
Cnnntv tit iat!tt
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Nov Cd, 1877

NToTICN Of FINAL SETTLEMENT.
AN The undersigned, Administrators Of
the E;ate OF J. 4. Kennedy, deceased. here
ath day of January, 1873, apply to w. w:
Humphreys, Judge OF Probate, FOR u Final
Settlement of said Estathi and o discharge
therefrom.
- Dee q. iS37. 81
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- ASnFRsnN lNI, :

By ". w. Humphreys, Esq, ProJate Judge.
WHEREAS, w W. Ford has made
suit to me to grant him letters of Admins
tration, Oh the Personal Estate s.hd effects
of Thomas f. Boggs. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
q! kindred and creditors of the said
Thomas E. Boggs, deceased, to be and
appear before NE in Court Of Probate, to
be held Mt Anderson Court House, OH Satur-
day, January 5th, 1873, after publication
hereof, to shew cause, If any they have
why the said administration should not Dc
grnnted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
December, A. d. 1877.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Dec 20, 1877 23 %
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Col. James McCutchen, the Demo-
cratic nominee for the State Senate, has
been elected to succeed Swails from Will
liamsburg County.
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Dec 20, 1877
NOTICE.
WILLIAMSON. s

WILLIAMSON, S. &.
FBNHE firm of ANDERSON & CHAPMAN was
a dissolved by mutual consent on the
18Th of August last, and the name # firm
will on.y be used in closing up the business
of the late firm.
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a Splendid Opportunity to
BUY A BUGGY.

HIVOR the next thirty days we will offer
for the CASE, or We will sell them on time
ut very Low, Prices for approved Notes.
Our Buggies are now well known throueh-
out the surrounding country, ans! a..y tnc
who may, wish to purchase Buggy may be
assured that they will consult their own in
favorable offer.
We will do Your Repair Work lever than
ever, and guarantee our workmanship.
REED e. STEPHENS.
Main Street, South of Public Square.
Dec 6, 1872 II am
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TTNDER Deed of Assignment made to
" james NJ. Latimer. by Albert j.
Clinkscales, the 29th OF February, 1877 for
the benefit of his creditors, we will sell at
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, on the
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YOUR pTCTURE I!

Auditor of Anderson County
Dec 10, 1877 % 2
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-09-06

substitute for vinegar The fraud
and danger are more general than the
great mass of people will readily be-
lieye. 1t is asserted that probably
one-half the vinegar sold at city
groceries is a rank poison. with either
sulphuric of other Objectionable acids
for its base, from which the acetfc
principal is evolved. the same as ia
the manufacture of aromatic vinegar
OF the actates used in calico printing.
Acetic acid is present i'll all yinegars.
although they seldom contain more
than five per cent. of the absolute
acid. Their color, flavor and value
depend materially upon the ingredi-
ents from which they are made. Ill
England. honest vinegars are usually
made of malt; in France. of grapes: i'll
Germany of grapes beetroot or pota-
toes: i'll this country. Of apples and
grapes.
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VALUE OF THEEUCALYPTUS.

We learn from the Meteorological
Magazine that, at the Eastern reunion
at the Sorbonne. some information
was given by Dr.. de Pietar Santra. Il
delegate from the Climatological
Society of Algiers, as to the result Of
an investigation made i'll Algeria to
ascertain the Importance and value of
the eucalyptus globulus in relation to
public health. Itappears that reports
were received from fifty. localities
where the aggregate number OF blue
gum trees is nearly one million. and
from these reports the following con-
illusions have been drawn: az 1t is
incontestable proved that the eucalyp-
tus possesses sanitary influence: for
(2) wherever it has been cultivated
intermittent fever has considerably
decreased both in intensity and III
frequency: and (3) marshy and uncul-
tivated lands have thus been rendered
healthy and quite transformed. SINH
lar results have been obtained in
Corsica. where it is computed that
at the end of the present year there
will be upwards of 100000 plants of
eucalyptus in full growth.
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LARGE NOSES

DR.. Cid. an inventive surgeon of
Paris. noticed that elderly people,
who for a long time have worn eye
glasses supported on the nose by a
spring. are apt to have their organ
long and thin. This he attributes to
the compression which the spring
exerts on the arteries by which the
nose is nourished. The idea occurred
to him that the hint could be made
useful. Not long afterward a young
lady of Is consulted him. to see if he
could restore to moderate dimensions
her nose. which was large fleshly and
and unsightly. The trait he found
was hereditary in her family. as her
mother and sister were similarly af-
fected. This was discouraging. as
hereditary peculiarities are particu-
larry obstinate. But the doctor de-
termined to try this method. He
took exact measurement, and con-
structed for her-a ..lnaette pince-nez
"a spring and pad for COMPRISING
the artery, which she wore at night
and whenever she conveniently could
in the daytime. In three weeks a
consolatary diminutiOn was evident.
and in three months the young lad
was quite satisfied with the improve
ment in her features.