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TIE .iLIRu ~ THE UHIIE house
Hayes Efforts To stop the Prosecution OF the
Ra.cais who Made him Prc.idcnt.

WASHINGTON. July Notwithstanding
all the dcnials which the President has author
lied, | know that ex-Gov. John c. Brown oil
Tennessee came here from Philadelphia cN-
prassly 10 see the President about the Louis
lana matter. lie came here at the request of q
friend Of the President who went to Philade-
phia to see MacNcagh and Brown. There were
long interviews between Brown and the Prcsl-
deut and Brown aud Postmaster General kev.
and to-day Brown returned to Philadelphia.
Brown said ON his arrival here that MacVragh
was to meet him here on Saturday night. The
publication of Browns arrival and the rumor
that Macy ea4.h WIS To- follow doubtless prevented
the latter from coming. Ii IL unuucstionahly
true that Hayes has appealed Ia senators Cor
don and Lamar 10 lis" their influence with
Nichols to stop IN" prosecutions of Wells ana
Anderson. The President did not scruple at
first 10 cypress his annoyance az these pro-ccu-
tons. The dispatches on TINS ~u'grI IN
Jay Goulir Hftbuue were Inspired at the White
House. Hayes soon SAW that II was q mistake
10 maze public the fact that there had been m
understanding with Nu'holis whereby Wells
began 10 hel4s, unl 80 lid the Iriiure corr'-
spnndcnt. But while Hayes now pretvnds la be-
uu un 7rrned. know That h. AMI his imnrdl-
~" friends ar" deeply alarmed and that they
are max NJ the most desperate eXertlons 10
~fN the prose- ut Iuu-. IN"y might Ns VIII try
o. ~fi.l the tempest by WIN sting. The Demo
CRATE party OF lpuislann Is almost "a unit on
thus qu ston and the prosecutions Will pro-
rrt-d. Moreover. tn Republican,, IN l.nu|s lant
who wtrs thrown overheard, while Wells an
Anderson were provided Tor, mean Ia get even
WITH Hayes. John sherman. Stanley Mathews.
lll Garfield. Tury are undoubtedly encourage
lug the Democrats 10 proceed And are promiS-
k.n to Washington NJ THIS time wis m cpnn'c-
tom with the movement on Wells and Amber
son. H. had dn interview today with au inn
pprian witness and soes back tonight very
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A Disastrous Young Woman.



As an instance of what hot temper and
rash action can accomplish TO ruin a life. mn al
fair that occurred at sharon Pa. on thu 9th l.
one of the host Illustrations. A young lady,
Miss Kate NJ Gilvery was out driving alone,
and when on State street she desired 10 got
ahead Of wagon. She called ont to the driver
to turn aside 80 that she could pass. lie was a
deaf. iuilrm old man named Bell, and nj first
did not hear what she said but after second
or third call did M requested. Misunderstand-
ing Mr. Bells delay, the young lady on her
arrival at home told her father that the old man
had tried to brighten her horse. Mr.. McGil-
very is very mpctuons, ana TINS made him 50
Bel. He met him front Of store, and, with
out warning knocked him through the window,
cutting his head badly though not seriously
MIR. Boil was removed To his residence and his
son Richard was so maddcnod by his fathers
condition that he determined, to punish his as
sailant lie found him in front OF the very
store where the first assault had been made ana
picking up n two-p pound brass weight he hurled
II at Mr.. McGivcry's head, ractLrlhg the skull
The wounded man died IN few hours, Miss
Kate, the innocent cause OF all the trouble, has
lost her reason. md is now raying maniac
though her physician has slight hopes that sho
may recover from tho shock. Young Boil ID now
in custody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11
A Man Lives Eighteen Hours with "a Broke
Neck.


gentleman named Miller, residing at
the corner of Park and John streets S"ronl
Ward. and ngrd about sixty years. WAS engaged
in p.hIng cherries at Mr. Pfohis s. n' ar iy.npi
white $50 doing limb broke. nud l' l"li o. ia"
ground. a distance of onb ten or twelve feet,
striking on ht, shoulder and the ha /, li his
head. Tn. occurred about ~ orlock IN the
morning. VI Her WAS taken g. his r'sd "n'".
and Or Mhcdon WIS called. When the dp"ior
reached the hnuS, and mad" an "Nuninati 10.
he found that Nlm"l hnd suffered disloDntion
Of the neck M tine base of The brain. and ut me
upurr part OF the spine. lie could hear and
understand, but could not speak. pr.
Mhcdun. ON further examination, found tlut
when the nuns hcad and mock were pulled
into the natural post ton, h.. could not only I'M
drrstand and boar, hut could ulk ~ wrM l.nr
about two hours the neck roma ned in liz dlSlo-
catrd conl .tlon. and most 81 th' time t'rsnns
were employed IN holding the neck and head IN
position, the mental faculties Icing in their
nnurn state. Doctors who visited the house
during ia" afternoon declared TINT not in the
history of the country has such caS" ever hap
penrd before. \ dressing, consisting OF pauu-
ages and weights was applied 10 the patient
hcnd Ia keep the neck extended.
The injured man died about 1 o. lock Sunday
morning. and previous To his death he hoHue
parnly Ned IN his right side. lie lived eighteen
hours with a broken neck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

NEw YORK. Tuesday July 10.-For want Of
sufficient offerings there was nothing doing in beet cattle
to-day Dressed beet ~ good demand At StdltN e. N
common To- good uauNe beet sides and GsSc Tor t.
beef Prime and extra beef III good demand at iU1<
Gle. an.
Receipts m calves were 5s5 head. mainly mik;fet
vcals. Prime nn1 extra veals In good demand at
advanced prices bar FOR common and ordinary Seals and
huttsruilk calves prices were not materially changed.
Common 20 prime NoaI- ranged ht,c 10 nc N,
mud common 90 iar hltirrmk calves rom Sc Ia $40 q
n Dressed veal wu- if OH unul ~ Gle. a. n.
Recon of shccp and hl. we're ~ car oais or goo
heHd Tile demand wa. limited nni the market closed
with easter fftIfu- It fnrutr prices Common to-
Iriue sheep fIu- 4 rl g. tue T. r.. anu poor o primo
lHnl- tNfu t- To- fN.e with choice jcrsny do at
7a-c r - Dealers tepolta dun trade at 7@loc. g ID
fuf dtsssd uiiffnf nil So T.. ~ for dressed lambs
Hec"ints Of swine rs loads. containing SO
hOgs. None sold alive.
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THE WEEKLY SUN published this mornir

THE WEEKLY Sun published this morning
contains the following
Republicans Attack on Haycs-rhc Speeches hv Cham
hcilaiu ant BiAur al Nnul,.,CA, lhe Warm the East
Latest NrNs ni Operations tWVi Iu~rplls lprlsiu--A
part Of Idaho Threatened with Devastation hY NNiHrc-
The Scl rrrcrS Indian, History. Alarm in the Nnie
House ihe criminal frocecungs against the l,omsHnt
Returning Board The Latest N1Nnl flht-An Eu-I- '-
mcnt r,tWttnA British and Peruvian Vessel, The NrN
ican PlO-An Interview VIII President L"uiu. Iradf lu
Postage stamps The Great cotton rrnhrm snip lnul
of Nlrmnns ohio Fool lfoiuc.n. state. Ft.t- About
Horace tigrcoNs Insanity and ID tuA Fac smiir e." am
Editorial Arucc rom his Pen. Mnleuc,t il 'mnnl :
lIayesasa Personal Friend Wasun. the Peoples Mono'
1eumts Hero, Ere ENunulshrd with Mlk SirIeN
BY a liurreane-A ToInaigin Mas,icu~tts-A " mnan
Killed bN l.-hung, Nj. Thompson, thute oi a WAC
Thirty two Thousand LAWYER schnhar.' ~ ~, r'i
War cnrcs l9r i>dinnhomg turni llot,r. OF I,."tl'
dcrs OREGON, foeWN-Irnuhle IN the 'hult .hrtil
frOgress-OnlN an EmEralt, StorN-llfNrs Bargain
The Latest 1eegraphir News, Many tNluntu, ol tVil
rial Articles and Agricultural Matter, Financial lnl l'
gonce and Markets., Ladies Department, Suhpe""''
Scientific Notes
THR MEgKLy Sun contains complete emiome Z" inc
news Of the week all parts OF the United states ami
the American continent Copies in wrappers fe"N ''
mailing to the old country may he had ut the H'sh N w
publication Office Price tour cents. For sale ~ al news
doalers IN city aud country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11
A $4,000, 900 Mortgage.

1t became known after the close of business
in Wall street yesterday that the Delaware and Hudson
Company had resolved 10 issue mortgage OF SlnOflpy
upon ~, propery H. said that the proceeds o. w bond
are To bee used in hkiug care ui the leases TAXING NJ out
standing obligations and furnishing iuns 10 ude over ulo
present depIV ssOi ~ tie coal interests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

The body Of Mary Jane Casey, II years NJ
age va, found mansed under the wheels OF a locomo-
i've at Eleventh aNeiue and Ihrhcth street Yesterday
Robert Rairi the fireman. sWltt hing the tram the
engineer being at dinner and Robert Cam the iaFmin
was tending the switch, tho swiclmhn being at dinner
Tile locomotive. therefore, being hali manned, ana inc
crossing without haglnan, no one SAN ths chii Wheh
rulltt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

SUPREME Rr-CHAMBEns-Nos 5, 2s. ~,
81 d, -, ~, lul m, ~, 40 ~, lh, ~, ~
~, ISL lan 2ld 2l7. 9ln ~, 80 81 -, 100 IS,
2sw 9i6 2i7 2ID 2il. -. ~. 2Aa, 2ho 2dl.
SurRNMK CNrKr- SPECIAL ThKN-AdJOuIhed until to-
morrow ~ 81 4 VI
SUPERIOR rolW- srFoIAL.TFRs No day calendar
tOasOS FLfAs-EQrirY ffHN day calendar
All other courts IaNc adjourned Tor the hrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

TUESDAY, July l0-p M.-Thc bull specu-
lation at the Stock Exchange was further devel-
oped in to-day's operations. and an increased
volume of business was recorded. Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western. Lake Shore. Western
Union. New York Central. the ST. Pauls. Morris
and Essex. Delaware and Hudson Michigan
Central. Northwestern preferred. and Rock Isl
and reelected the chief dealings. with an adj
vance in the flrst-namei from 40S and 40 seller
60. 10 49,, and closing at 49,. Western Union
moved up from j94 TO CT, buyer 3, though sub
seguenty rcaet ting to COZ. hut later iuetuating
between Coz. and COS. with final sales at co.,.
Lake Shore showed some weakness in tho early
business and ran down from 81 o. 51's. sellrr
B. hut soon rallied ~ 81 Hul In III" Inter tnul-
mas furtuat"d between Sos and jl'a, clos NJ
nj 81 &. ssllnr3 Tho coal stocks were rNrrru-
ingy ieVrr'sh throughout the day. W IN wide
changes, according u tn" bears sought a. cover
or the bulls % H.. Norris and Essex was &,
better. at 7O's. hut Dcawuro and Hudson WIS
t"nt. lower. At 81, though recovery To 37'i
The rhang.S in tho other shares will he found
in the thl" al the foot of this column. but TIE
market WIS iu very mixed and unsettled con-
d ton, Notwithstanding tn" strength di-p'ay"l.
lh"toial nummro shares DEATH was US ~.
of which Drlnwar" Lnrkawnnnn and M"srru
represented 43.3to I.ak" Shore. "a. I'm Western
Union 80 600; NV York Central. 1877; -,
pml. 9.7ju: go. preferred. 1890: MurrI. an /
Essex. l2.2l5: Delaware and lluds N Cnnnl.
ig5@; S9,iRwfSrn lrgieTr"5o 5 se}4 nl hI
and 81. Joseph, 300: ,do. preferred. 1900; Mich
i-an C"ntrai Ggs3; New Jersey Central. i.235;
40 Nortiw storm, zoos American district r. +
rgruph Co., 400 Atlanti. and pa'ir, Tccgrnph
&C., &c. Eyr, w M 9 s"o 4 AIn oo9 Tan M
ferrri, 100. and Eric. loo.
/ noted. All of IN" sal, w'rr at loi's but opera
tors We're chic ily Interested IN the active specu-
loan, tho ra,,. pad or iho ~, of sold wer, a. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

NiNtArrH AtvASAc-THis n,y.
Sun riscs o.. I i' sun - Moon sets 60. 81
Ilf.u wArHE-TuiS nav
Sandy Hook. - Gov Island. 10 Hell Gate. 10 33
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

Southern shipping extras. ~ 5osss ~. Corn meal
Western. s. lOrS3 10; Brsndywine. $3.50 Rye -four.
= 5nss5i5. Wheat feed, siOS$26 y ton; rye feed.
S2iss24
Corros-rherc has been check to the advancing ten
dcncy to our market and part Of the recent advance IL
lost under sales to realize. Forcgn accounts less
favorable to holders aud crop accounts atrly very
good promising yield next year Of nearly five million
bales. To-day Spots Lie. lower and active for
port TO Russia middhng uplands, rye sales 4525
bales For future delivery dcpres sed. hut Irregular
closing at ~ oic for july i2o7c for August, II $40 tor
September, | sc for October il27c Tor November.
II 2sc for December II soc. for January 5fc FOE
February and II tc for March Sales OF iutures so
bales Current quotations on the slot are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11
Where You May Learn 10 Swim.

The veteran Capt. Gray, at the Battery baths,
IL competent Narner ~ swimming His simple mei huh
old aud Nuuu4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

london I. now nv far the largest city In the
wuru. hut 90, M>It tHrct ~tuir III tWtnn Il Is lhy
iAev Geo set tue bliss, 81 har-s .n carpets IN Vc tinted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

BY sournpss Of the stomach. Milk Of Mah hcsia
olN iales UOth cause aud rhsot-4ile
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Cramps, Collie, Dysp-psi". Headache, Heart;
burn lu0 iiliru a have Geo remedy equal 10 FARMER
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Head once ,r HOLMAN ; ADlT AID LIVER FAD
AND fl.A>lLis. t~ Mtiru ltue. Consulate lns Tree
The Rest Remedy far children while Teeth-
u.s. - - D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-11

We publish in the stat. news column the details NJ the
murder at Nj. Grtcnt, oi our nrl.hhorins county of
MONTGOMERY which will not oniN arrest the attention 4"
Texas hu ltoNc elsewhere who are IN pcri oi losing
their ltNes the she tell tohn tu putDk
no,trum called The Olium Eaters Hope" uut
up hy Beer, Go. OF BirmiushAm, Conn, We
GERS that county that II i their dWN 60 ME the
necessary evidence hpfur GOV Hubbard. III order To- give
INN ruu. Tor sending Connecticut Tor beers and hi,
Iarers that they may be hrousht to Texas Tor trial Tor
muir lu As rule, the most That can be said tor TIE
thousand brands Of humbus patent medicines sent
throus tho country torul ana is innocent people H.
they are harmless But here j., one winch evidently con
tiis narcotic poisson, and which instead ol curing "A
DISEASE ptuiu,,s death IN fora clst hours = 4Mlc
am easy matter procure The deadly stun, ana ~ ANA
hLsuun. do telnine exactly whatltl composed or
Then the Austin Salesman turns its guns
upon DR.. Beers. 1t says:
We have not heard whether Gov Hubbard will make
reuuisitinn Tor Beers Co, vendors of The opnm
Eater, Hope or hut n the he clearly mnie
out alleged that riufcn Oi IrNasWas pat 10 DEAN
ly BcorsA Co.'S preparation, We don I see why BtVfs
may not be- imported.
Other Texas newspapers echo the same senti-
meuts,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11
Wanted-A Son.in.Law.

The following advertisement appeared
in late number of the Gazette d Italia,
which is published at Florence and
Rome: "Any man, widower or bach
elor, who is at liberty to dispose Of his
person and his hand, and who desires to
change his solitary life, may present
himself at the address below If he suits
the requirements, and may rely upon
hearing from us. ! The candidate to the
position of my son-in- law must have at
least a passibly good looking exterior;
must have gone through the four classes
of gymnase, or have received an equal
ly good education at home; must give
proof of affection for his wife, whom ne
will choose from among my three
daughters; and must, furthermore, be
in all things obedient to and never gain
say the will of her parents. We do not
require riches, but the persons who take
up my offer must be more than % years
old, and not be under any form of judi
cial censure. Any religion except Jew
ish will be accepted. The dowry con-
sists of money guaranteed by the bank
of Nezrik & Co., and can be drawn out
in the course of the first month of the
honeymoon. The total of the ages of
my three daughters is 1O7. Come, look,
and take. Russia, province of Kew,
district of Lipovetz, village Of Salohic-
booka. ADAMO IvANsKY."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11

The residents of Fort Edward, N. Y,
honored Jane McCrea's memory ON the
Goth of July. The church bells were
Fung at. daybreak, business was sus-
pended, there was q long procession
and . longer Grafton, and toward dusk
there was@a firemen's tournament. Not
one Of the young ladies of the place was
willing to be scalped for the occasion,
and it was difficult to- celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary Of the death of
Jane McCrea with any degree of appro-
priateness. In the lot overlooking the
spring where the fair-haired lassie was
murdered, there was an arch of ever
greene and immortelles bearing her
name. That was better than playing
away with the machine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11
An Incident of the Strike.

Judge Paxson, of the Supreme Court,
was assigned to sit in this city to-day,
to hear motions, etc., and when. the
strike blockade came on in the Luzerne
region he was enjoying his usual sum-
mer fishing and rest at Harvey Lake, a
few miles from Wilkesbarre. On Sat-
urday he naturally became anxious to
get through the blockade to enable him
to meet his official engagement, but
there wasn't railroad line in that Sec
ton Of the country that could transport
"a passenger or any thing else without
the consent of the strikers. The officers
of the road at Wilkesbarre finally tele-
graphed along the line to ascertain
whether Judge PaxsOn could be sent
through without interruption, and the
response was prompt from all the sta
tons that he should have safe conduct.
Accordingly a locomotive was started
out from Wilkesbarre on Saturday con-
tanning Judge Paxson, the engineer and
fireman, and committee of the strikers
who volunteered him protection. The
Wilkesbarfe committee accompanied
him to White Haven, where another loco
motive and crew we're obtained, and
another committee of strikers joined
him and escorted him to Bethlehem.
The locomotive was tagged and stopped
at all stations, and only at one point
near Penobscot, was there any crowd
that interfered with the iron horse on
special judicial duty, but upon explana-
ton of the purpose of the trip, by the
attending committee, all objection was
withdrawn. The Judge arrived safely
in the city yesterday, and will admins
ter the law as serenely this morning as
if peace inhabited all the places of the
earth.-Philadelphia Times. ''. o.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11

esIIs' Adm sa!!l ae9e' 4 81 3l!ai 3 y
the erection q new buildi1gs and the repair
md Improvement of the old ones, the CAM
ifbraeysetes The. agricultural funds about
$500 60 in Tennessee bonds served to sus.
Sin the academic Department. Indeed,
fhers e no agricultural department except
that laid out on paper With the other col.
legeso Id the report, and what fs more mona
Is needed. There are. no studenta Of agri-
culture. and the professor Of that branch
must earn his salszy byiother -than busolie
Having failed to remove DIR. Humes by the
voting Process, smother method has been put
IN opefation-ihe chGrirGri. A party Of Mt
teen or twenty visited the reverend doctors
residence, and saluted him with hootings,
yells, ringing of the door-bell, the noise Of
tin pans, horns, ETC., making night hideous
all of which needs NO comment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11

THE St. John fire has resulted in an
incident which is either . contemplate
fraud or one of those events the truth
of which is stranger than fiction. Mrs.
Mary Hale, of Ohio sent package of
clothing as q contribution for the needy
in St. John, and among the articles was
Q suit of clothes which belonged to son
who ran away from home some years
ago. Since the package was sent she
6ss . esys sh.t to the be
suit was accidentally assigned to him,
and reviving his memories Of home, had
led him to write. He professed penitence
for his waywardness, oppressed Q long
ing to be ct home once more, and-here
is the disturbing element which will af-
feet the incredulons ones who read the
story requests . remittance of money
to help him return. 20 Is = Z
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11
IS NANCY, THE PRIDE OF THE
WESH." ''1 3.'h :
An IRISH SONG.

n ." An IRISH SONG. L-a17
We have dark, lovely looks ON the shores
where the Spanish,
From their gay ships came gallantly forth
Than modest blue eyes from our North;
But oh! If the fairest of fair .daughtered Erin
There's not one of them all that she'd think
worth cOmparfn'
with Nancy, the Pride Of the West. E5-s
You'd suspect her the statue the Greek fell in
If You Glanced on her musin' alone,
Or some goddess great Jove was offended
= And chilled to sculpture of stone;
But you'd think her no -colorless classical
When she turned from her penstve repose,
And the blush of beautiful rose. -.
Have you heard Nancy sighs-then you've
From the wind harp enchantingly. borne.
Have you heard the girl laughi-then you've
beard the first cuckoo -.,s,iE-
And the song that poor Ignorant country folk
The iarE.s liqutd raptures on high, mi.
Are just old Irish airs from the sweet lips OF
Flown up and rcfreshin' the sky.
g.n.s s. tsHI. hsIHar ~ .aafl - p
and tho her foot dances SO soft from the
To the dew. twinkiin' tussocks of grass,
It but warns the bright drops to slip closer
To image the exquisite lass. 7'.-' =
We've no men left among US SO lost to emo
4 Or scornful, or cold to her sex, vi, i...5 q1s
who resist nor, if Nancy once took up the no.
- NJ ct ttat enft foot nv, tl,ofr noclxa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11
VEGE'I'lqE..
For Bilious, Remittent, and In
go termittent Fever,

Or what - more commonly termed Fever and
Ague, with pain In the loins and through the
back, and Undesirable chilly sensation down the
spine an Irresistible deposition to yawn pain IN
the eyes, which II increased BY moving thsm, Q
blue hinge in the adm, and great nstiessness md
debility, vss.rM, Il . safe and Pcsieivs
the juices OF carefully selected barks and herbs
and 20 strongly concentrated that Il h one Of the
greatest eleamseKD Of the blood that Il q
can be put together. VHaIfINH does not stop
with breaking ChlllS and Fewer, but Il az
tends its wonderful influence into every part Of
the human system, and entirely eRadicates evSE1
faint Of disease. VEGErNE DOES NOT act - .
powerful cathartic, or debilitate TIE bowels and
eause the patient to dread other serious com.
plants which must inevitably follow; but strikes
at the root Of disease BY Purifying the blood,
restores the liver and Kidneys 10 healthy ac-
Nature In performing all the duties that devolve
upon her. r... J. 49,
Thousands Of invalids are suffering to-day from
the effects OF powerful HufEat1ve no0.
srums, ffightfal quantities Of qulnlnes
and poison doses q arsenic, neither ok
which ever have, or ever could, reach the tue
cause Of their complaint. f 5lt