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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

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All applications for club rates should
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Remit by bank draft or express. Or
ders of IS and upward, by express, can
be sent at our expense.
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Mortgage sale.
No. 5,l3O.

| District Court of the Seventeenth Judicial
Distriet-Henry Cowell, Plaintiff, VS..
| Alvin X. Meserve, sydney Sorby, E. +.
Huse, Robert Galhcart, Arthur J.
Halstead, Henry X. W. Bent. Sarah
Holser, Ralph Leonard and william
Riley, Defendants.
INDEE ,:A AND BY ,.N.I VIRTUE R:T,1I OF OF
order Of f0''1s sale " entered i'0Snl0 IN Ihe the
teenth Judicial District OF the State
OF California, in and for the county
OF Los, Angeles, on the 25th day OF
| execution for the enforcement OF judg-
ment requiring sale of property under
foreclosure of mortgage issued out of
the aforesaid District Court, annexed to
said decree and dated the 18th day OF No
vember, A. ID. 1879, in the above entitled
action and in favor of Henry Cowell,
plaintiff, and against Alvin Il. Meserve,
sydney Sorby, E. +. Huse, Robert Cath
cart, Arthur j. Hutchinson, l.. Brosseau,
William q. Halstead, Henry X. W.
Bent. Sarah Holsen, Ralph Leon
ard and william Riley, defend
ants, q certified copy of which said decree
offoreclosure, duly attested under the seal
ofsaid court on the 2jth day of Noyem ber,
A. ID. 1879. and delivered to me, together
| with the writ annexed thereto, on the said
last mentioned day, whereby am COM
manded to sell at public auction, TO the
highest and best bidder. for cash in
Uniled States gold coin, the following
and in said decree described real estate,
to-wit:
All that certain real property situated
in the said county OF Los Angeles, State
of California, bounded and described as
| follows, to wit:
The following portions of the Rancho
San Jose, to wit: Lots Que ~. four az,
five 10y, nine (9l, ten Q0), eleven QD,
twelve l2l, thirteen tls), fifteen Q5l, sew
enteen (17), eighteen (1Sl, twenty coy,
twenty-one !2p, twenty-three. (2Sl, TWEEN
ty--four (24), twenty-five (25), twenty-six
(z6), twenty-seyen (27), twenty (29) f,
thirty tSO), thirty-one t3D y, thirty-two 1927 /,
thirty-three 1881, thirty-four tSD, and
also the sycamore Tract, the Homestead
Tract. and blocks b ana c. all according
TO ana as shown by the survey and
map thereof made by e. Hadley in No.
the same premises which c. F. Loop on
| January Il, 1875, conveyed to A. II. Me-
serve and sydney Sorby, by deed of that
date recorded in the office of the County
1870, at % minutes past p. NJ, the map
| above named being annexed to and re-
corded with said deed.
Public notice Is hereby given that on
TUESDAY, THE 2SD DAY OF
DECEMBER,
A. ID. 1879, at twelve o'clock ii, of
said day, L will proceed to sell at
the court house door, in the city and county
of Los Angeles, State of California, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, for
cash in United States gold coin, to satisfy
said decree for principal and interest. taxes,
attorneys fees, costs ana all accrung costs,
all the above described real estate.
Given under my hand, at the city and
county of Los Angeles. State OF Califor-
mia. this the 25th day of November, A. d.
1878. IL. NJ. MITCHELL,
Sheriff.
By James G. Kays, Deputy. n26td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
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THE

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. ID. 1879,

At IL. 20 O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, l will pro-
ceed to sell at the Court House door. in
of California, at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash in u.
S. gold coin, to satisfy said decree for
principal and interest, attorneys fees,
costs and all accruing costs. all the above
described real estate.
Given under my hand at the city and
county OF Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA, this the 4th day of December, a. ID.
1873. II. NJ. MITCHELL,
Sheriff.
By j. c. Kays, Under Sheriff. de5id
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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and Fairest in the World.
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Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co., /,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATER,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE,
On December 3Ist, 1879.

These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature OF 1869, and sustained oy
all the Courts OF Kentucky (all fraudu-
lent advertisements of Othery lotter COM
panies who claim the sole ownership or
TALL the grants in Kentucky" to the con-
trary, Notwithstanding occur regularly
ON the last day OF every month (Sundays
excepted) and are supervised by promf-
nent State officials.
Every ticket-holder can be his own su-
pervisor, call out his number ana see IL
placed in the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of obtain
ing. for only 50, any OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
TAD D DDR,S
IMPROVED HAY FORK
Patent Applied For.

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There is nothing in the construction of this
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Farmers will do well to examine this Hay
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tates the handling of hay, grain and straw.
Communications addressed to
Ut. HOYT, Gen. Agent,
San Mateo, Cal,
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REVOLVER FREE ss,s".s'' s,s sss c..sss.s Tsss.sss
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
No. 5ls0.

Wallace Woodwork, Plaintiff. VS.. Plo
Ptco, Bernardino Guirado, Catalina de
Lopez, Wolf Kallisher. ana Wolf Kali
Usher, administrator of the estate of
Henry Wartenburg, deceased. w. II.
Bettis, j. IL; Lucas. @. Behrendt, #. G.
Porter, A, b. Chapman. the CITY of Los
Angeles, Francisco Forster and Fran
cisco I'ico, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
MORTGAGE SALE.
No. 5I29.

Distrlct-Henry Cowell, Plaintiff VS..
Alvin X. Meserve, William Riley and
Robert Cathcsrt, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
LEGAL.
Mortgage sale.
No. $3.50.

Miguel Leonis, Plaintiff, VS.. Guadalupe
V. de Rocha, Esmerejildo Rocha and
Conception Rocha, Defendants-Seven-
teenth District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

District Court of the Seventeenth Judicial
Distriet-Henry Cowell, Plaintiff, VS..
Alvin X. Meserve, Sydney Sorby, e. f.
Huse, Robert Cathcart, Arthur j.
Hutchinson, l.. Brosseau, William q.
Halstead, Henry X. w. Bent. Sarah
Holser, Ralph Leonard and william
Riley, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
NATuRAL sELECTioa.

Investigators of natural science have
demonstrated beyond controversy that
throughout the animal kingdom the
s'suryival of the httest" is the only law
that vouchsafes thrift and perpetuity.
Does not the same principle govern the
commercial prosperity OF mann An IN
ferior cannot supercede a superior art1-
Gle, BY reason OF superior merit, Dr.
Pierce's Standard Medicines have out
riyaled all others. Their sale in The
United states alone exceeds one million
dollars per annum, while the amount ex.
ported foots Up to several hundred
thousands more. No business could grow
to such gigantic proportions and rest up
on any other basis than that of merit-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10
MEDICAL.
DR.. PlERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are not advertised as cure-alls," but
are specifics in the diseases for which
they are recommended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-10

S. ]. Lynch, Plaintiff, VS.. John Wilson,
defendant--l7th District Court.
, 1879-04-30

From various parts of tho country tlia-
patotos aro receivod giving accounts Of tho
n,ars,er In which thu Presidents veto Of tho
Army Appropriation biEl hna bcen received
by Republicans, aud oil unto In rep.
rcsentlng tho moBt enthusiastic MP
prnval OF tho admirable rcasous assigned
hy The President in thus arrnying himself
against both Houses Of Congress. At WASH
ington tho fooling nnlung Republicans Ia onu
Of c1tremo qualification, wliis tho Dc,no-
Gratis now SEQ, what they should have Heen all
alnng, that they hare boen making n
losing fight anl cxpentling their vitality to
no purpose. They haso now 10 choose be-
tween two alternatives equally unpleasant,
other to baok squasely down, aud l'asa the
Army mud Legislative hills without tho po-
litical amondmot,ts, or elso 10 carry out the
thrcnts nado OIL tho floors of tho Snuats
md House, md adjourn and lcnvo tho
Government without tho lneana to continue
Its cxstonco. Whether 1t ia wiser 10 nc
knowledge their dofont In n fair fight. or to
resort to tho revolutionary plan Of starving
out tho Government, Is question which the
cancus must now wrestlo with. It was
easy ouongh to play tho highwnynian md de-.
1nand "your money or your life" Mt tho
point of o pistol; but when 1t comes 10 pull
ing tho trigger md numbering tho victim In
cold blood, "therots tho respect TINT makes
cnlamity Of this bul1dozing business.
, 1879-04-30

tint the assessments will bankrupt The sharo,
holders without yielding snIllaieut tn pny al
claims Il, full. Tho first ca1l was for ~, ,5tN>
o,, sim shnros, or just ilyo times Tho faco
vn1no nf tho stock. This was regarded nq n
grent l,arsls!lip. and, Indeed, Il ACTUALLY ro:
suited III exlsnustlng tho resources Of $50
shareholders. 1snt furthor call han now
beet, n,nao for a11,250 per share. md It ia
raid that, II Tho Iab,lity Ut tho Trustees Ind
nut boon suEtnincd the call would havo
boon fur $:.5, ,t]0 por sinre. As It Ii, It Ia
not believed lint tho rcsouroea Of tho sharc-
holders will snItina 10 pay of all tho claims
III full, anl, various schemes hnvo been
suggested for tlioir ro1icf. 4 lottery
WAS organized Tint would havs helped
them ont enormously, hut tho la,Y- Officers Of
tho Grown suppressed It. Appeals l'avd
ioen nnalio to Tho creditors to voluntarily
yie!l portion Of thoir claims, hnt the
London crutllsors are especially obstinate In
thoir raslHtanco to tho Kolution Of this prob
lem. An association has l,een formed which
oTrra from lis 10 It's ou tho pot1nd to cretl-
itors. Ths asaouintion are making aone
hoadway, as thoy pay caa}i. These clnim.
purchasers nre not HpecHlntors as aro tho
bouk-buycrs when m American savings bank
fnils, hut net In behalf Of tho shareholders
will n1Hd ilul it desirable to offer some relief
rather tl,au nllow wholesale bankruptcy to
overcome tic people. Altogether, tho caso
nlords strange contrast 10 Eitnilnr bunk
fixtures lit This country where tho officers
, 1879-04-30

euro these frauds will llo furnished TIT.
nks. therefore, inust 10 tho cn'l,tis1ato. null
ii tie EiccEon Inv bo ropealcsi then Ti1nEN,
will furnish the 1norns anal e'nploy the
ngunts whereby tho voto of that ssato cai t't'
secured for himself. TIa only Northern Stnto
which can lo relied On 10 vota tho Doino.
critic ticket In Indiana. EvoM tllas Ssato re-
JAiro,l in 1876 tho 1,alno Of llESnRIcKa on
tho ticket Ia onnbto tho Democrats to carry
1t. as tho volo Of 1ndiann IL. llko tint of New
York. Indispensable to tho election
Of Democratic President In 1881,
.ton Do,nootatio success involves the
nucessfty Of tho candidacy Of hlr.
fTxxnt1cKa N Vice-presilont. DISCARD
ing nil speculntonH upon obtaining votes
from nny Northern State beyond tho u
absolutely neetlol, tue caso found II, n
nutsllol! Ia that "it would bo altogether
buttcr 10 nominate n tickut TINT would hare a
SIRE grip on Nav York and Indiana" leaving
tho other statos rs batt1c.groursls
Republicans will therefore understand the
Democratic situation ~ 1t stands revealed: |:
~ The South will bo aoltl, having crushed
ont avery possible form Of opposition, mud
will give 13S votes, for tho Democratic ca1,di.
,1ats in 1880. (s) 1nlinna III yolos) in
the only Northern Stato which in in my way
ceratn to vote for Tho Democratic candidate.
{3) Tho vote OF New York Ia absolutely nco.
esaary, aud llnlst l,o hatl. II oannot bo Ind
unIess tho law providing for honest
olcul,onH bo reponlct!, md therefore
Tint lnw n1usk be rcron1el, az 10
, 1879-04-30

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n'aauo't' '''' - 'o' oit''''t', eltyatelt..
tFliIo htnVo Acf ilclEl,lHwt. It v,,:t
natural, therefore, tlnt y!.o Elou,1 .tat
nnioy her momnnt of triun,,1, 49,, VIZ 10
- ,,,,,,, IN ;n,,,ro J,srs a. ' ~ "Aa 10. no,
s.,,.,..,nna .,,.o.1 ~ blseM he,
fa,,au l., ,ho .,r;oto., "a,,r', r,' showed ths
,so,-,a, :, ~. ro,n,;l,or,,.n,1 'o"so 10 all Il,
,1oxirod c,1oct II VIM a' ;,4'," "''" II tad Il.
,o1k n,1 1nsrs hcor1 T., '''"''S INV eonmoa
ai,1os rot IN rrencl, Int T., N",''ea1s ", On III
11,,ao ~. .,,,. t,,,t 1o.r, !" p'f'a Engiss,
which yyo nro sorrv for 1,ns o''s''' Tor llh,l,
o,n;rat l,cr 1,a,ar,;n, b., a. ., "'s oerhltl
fo1lowinr e.tr,ct fran l,or ta,,; '''eness' Il,
,,or v,rws nj, Tin uul,i.ct os a.,s '.''ons sire,
.1gave her 4 gnud enaraclor. 1,h., .. pseP'e:
hho would recover, although slun;,,, liz; n's ~.
'es n'.'a NJ toe u,'e. ! gave her lbs. cta,lr,,,'
no.," s, ,., .ho n.% ' w., ."s "ss 'a Of hrr na
cuyer. .honght sl* woaI oc hct,". 1', 'ms ~ II.
.s'neo than III very bnny plaec, and tl~,s,Sa.s! Ss!
.lid not Riyo her Character 'u NY own rrl,tiv,,
, 1879-04-30

Thoro can bo no 1nistaking tho purpose OF
tho Democratic leaders. Thoy know tint
their policy, especially tho question Of ap-
propriations and tie repeal Of tho Election
law, III calculated TO arouse public sentiment
ut tho North against tho,n; but they do not
care, because they fael confident tint, como
Whnt will, they can elect their President md
a majority Of the House Of Representatives
in 1880. Tho Atlanta (Ga.) 'Constitutton-
which is printed where political opinion
Is not allowed to DO divided, aud consequent
ly where no ono is to bo alarmed by n pre-
tnaturo statement Of tho plan of the party
boldly declares that tho result of tho next
Presidential election can DO stated lin
nutshell"
1t Htatns tint thoro aro 800 Electoral votes,
md 185 is tho number needed to elect. Tho
Northern Stntea hayu I'll anl tho Southern
8tatcs 138. In tho Southern 6tatea are in
cl,"lcd ouiy tho sixteen which woro formerly
slaveholdlng States, 1t then asserts that
"Tho vote of the South will bo Gust without
n break for tho Democratic oau,l!dato. This
will give lim ina votes, and ho nust get
u mora In order to Bccuro 1oaso Of
tho Executive Mansion for, torm." Tho
problem, therefore, 10, How is the Demo-
cratic candidate 10 got tho needed u
votes, md whero ia he to got theu? In
answer to this question, 1t atates that these
yotos lnny DO had in New York {3hl, Now
Jersey ~, md Connecticut (6). These
stataa voted for 1tLpEN in 1870, mud
| may reasonably To expected to do
, 1879-04-30

Sincore sorrow will be felt in Chicago nj
the announcement Of the death on Monday
yeara pastor of tho Union Park cougroga-
tional Churcl, in this city, mud widely known
as ono Of tho most talented preachers in tho
West. A 1its1c over three years ago alr.
1lE1stEn accepted call from tho Tompkina
Avanno Church in Brooklyn, and had re-.
.nnined thero until ill-l,oaltl compelled a
rospito from work. Prior to his lnbors IN
Chicago he WINS FOR many yours n popular
preacher In Milwaukee, where also his death
will be deeply 1nonrncd
, 1879-04-30

A letter from Con. McA1II1AN, Postmaster
Of Now Orlonns, to n firm in st. Louis, cx-
prossea tho belief that sl.o exodus Of negroes
from tho Wiley Of tho 0lississippi Inns reach
cd such m impetus that 1t cannot bo stopped.
Tho sn'no belief has ovitlantly tnken hold
upon the planters and merchants OF tho
Lower Mississippi, rs thoy are taking stopa
toward organized effort to induce tho nogroos
10 renain, to bring baek those who haya
gone, OF, failing in botl, to I'LL tho
vacancy created in labor supply by the intro.
tluction Of Cinnamon If necessary. All THU
time tho nogroos ORC preparing to loayc by
thousandH, md arc getting away as fast rs
tho boata will take them from the river
hank.
, 1879-04-30

1u tho trial Mt Atlanto. Ca, Of Coz for tho
mu.,lor Of Col. A14sron tl'oro aro thirteen
lawyers retained for lilo tlefon6o and eight
for tho prosecutions Tho disparity in
numbers is fully made up, how.
ever, b9 tho evident determination OF
tho Court to bring tho case to II
speedy triaI. mud compel the tlofense to meet
tho issuo squaroly. The .loaial Of tho up.
l''icntiou for continuance OIL tho ground OF
great public excitement is m indication TINT
ITO 11nusual facilities will be granted for the
cheating of Justice.
, 1879-04-30

4hE HAM .QE 0AAoQUW EAILuHE.
The British law aud practice soum to 10 M
inoxorable in tile pursuit Of the stockholders
Of collapscd banking institutions as the
American low al.l practice aro unfair in i'm
posiug all tho loss of similar bankruptcies
upon tho innocent mud deceived aeroaitors;.
OF tho two syasema, thero can bo m question
Int tho 1,ri:lsl, practice is the most equisa-
bio, md yet tho Interpretation of liability
appears to be altogether too striat. Tho
uonse Of Lords, in final hearing Of the
question raised as to tho liability Of those
who held tho Glasgow Dunk Htock In tr,tat,
hns decided TINT Trustees nro individually
liab!o to tho same extont as II they wore the
actual owners of Hlch atook md had pur-
chased It for their own benefit and profit.
This construction would DO sovors enough II
the liability of stockholders wero limited,
but, MS 1t IL n case OF unlimited liability, tho
decision wilt bankrupt hundreds Of meu who
ha.l no direct personal interest In the sioux
onterod In thoir iamcs. We presume tAa
theory OF this decision Ia TINT tho nalnoa ot
tho Truatces WHO llell tue stock wero gllar-
autoo to tla dopositors md tho public Of tho
AuAost Au0 Ehlltu4e AAAI@aaualoAt u lIlu IA'
atttutlon, and tint, having allowed tho use
Of their names to thts end, tho I'rustoes must
now boar tho consequence aud mike goo.l
this guarantee to tho extcnt OF their nbility.
A fairer construction Of individual liability
In caso Of Trustees would aeem to 10 that,
onl y when tbs nominal Trastoa Inns homo
actual interest In the stock, or when le has
formally consented to tho use Of his mama
MS ono OF tho stockholders, should Ae DO
hola personally liable; that, in all other cases
where said Trustee has no interest In tho
STOCK anl has not boon party to the use OF
his name as asockholdor, tho liability
should revert to tho actual owner aud tile
Trustee should DO releasod. but the british
law seems to ba ali IN favor Of tho creditors,
just AZ tho American law IL all III favor OF
tho stockholders, In the case Of broken banks.
Notwithstanding tho tana! decision holding
tho Trustees, the indication now Is that the
City OF Glasgow Bank will still suffer 10 tue
extent OF about 20 per csnt, rs 1t IL believed
, 1879-04-30

Bulgaria has At Inst become prinolpality
in fact. Tho Assembly yesterday elected
tho Prince OF Dattenhurg TO preside over tho
dostinias Of tho now State. Thoro appears
10 hoyo been littlo discussion preceding tho
choice of a ruler, n unanimous voio being
accorded tho successful cantlidnto. The now
Primo, with an cyo to tho perInanoncy of
Ills administration, has Ind tho good
scnso to mama as ono of the condi.
lions OF. hts acceptance requirement
that tho Russian troops now III
Bulgaria shall remain for term of 19yo
years, aud npon tho expiration of thnt
period shall hive the option to depart or 10.
como natura1tzoa oitizeus. 1lo will at tho
outset thus introsluco mn element Of per,ua.
nenco which will bo tho means of inspiring
confidence III Lis people, md ut the aa,uo
time giro to Ilnssia guaranty tllat tho
country north Of tho balkans will 10 frees]
frQln the communicating 1uilueucos of Turk.
isli interforonco, md Insure more lasting
poAce.
, 1879-04-30

Quite an exciting squabl,le occurred In tho
House ut Springfield yesterday in connection
With resolution providing for tlaroo sessions
dasly,-forenoon, afternoon, ana evening.
The resolution was In tho ond defeated. hut
lilo talk that was had over II brought out
humorous charges aud countercharges ~ to
tho responsibility for tho outrageous luanner
III which tho present Legislature has fooled
away it, time. Tho fact tlat the ltepub.
licaus have elear working majority III both
ll"asas gaso tho Democrats protext for
laying tho blalho tpou the party In
pu~or, md tho Charge IN iu some
1nca6ure wcll.foundod; bntit is the hight
Ut ah*nrdity for tho Democrats to claim iru.
mnuity flom cousurs on that account. Tloy
h"vo in no way lnaniissted any dcsIro to at-
tend to tho husincss o! legialatlon and haaten
, 1879-04-30

Professional etiquette las bern yc:y J.,
rlously disturbed lately ut South Nurwalk. e.
anli thrre Is no telling whcrc It wil cni1 Il,
casn briefly ssatel Is this: There Orc t,,
practsc!ng physicians III south Nurwais.-D:
lANpEs, all a!lopas',ic Doe,ar, AMI ,lrs, Eyuy
pAnDEE, tic wiic OF itc fornlsr who i,
l,otnconnthlat. It Is aflcred anil m. denied h
either partr, tllat tho Doctor un,l thu Drr6,r,
arc OIL vesY intimate ter,rs.-!n f1ct, tllst h.,
eat al thu same table, sleep III tie s4;ac le:
drive tic snme lM,rsrs, and puoi tr'r can,!e:,
II NIT their fssucs, although one Is t hcicroae7
and the otllcr Ill orthotlox in .ncdI:iuc. r,
impression also Eaiscd crcttuurc that Dr., p.h
DEE consulted professionally With Ills wife, al
In this wny. retagn!zed her ~ a Il.
aple Of EscufAriUs, which mai rccan,tI
rs III alrront to the dignity Of Il.
irregular" profession. Nuw DR.. l'ARDes /,
or wns, 4 n!clnber Of liz Fa'rflc!d Cvuu,,
Medical Saciety III good anta regular tfa,1,i7.s,
until IT got brtltcd as'out ttiut he was too ots,s
matc wIth Ills OWN wife {profcsa'onaIIy)a y)aml tin
hn was haucu up and .churrl,e.l. anil inally q.
,,elIcd from ths Association. On thc isla nS5a
was kindly accorded tic Doctor by eonlnItte,
Of his peers appointed for TINT tutpo:n, l..
Etoutly nssrrtcd Ills ortll1aloxy IN al|o.at!y e.!
Ills disbelief In tho "Quaekcry" in whvh L,
wife was engaged: bnt liz lsa.l su owH up Til
|a lind consu1tcd with ilcr in regard IN Sc.
ycrT s|c1s patients, a,nl tsc "as i1:uutrtsJ
BOUNCED. ilia oircnsu wns curtanly rtry rask,
| aud II 1t didn't smell to hraYpH il TIKI.
throughout thu County Of Fairfield, ind erat
ullopatlist's diploma b'llshesi H. rcd :,
beet 1t DR.. rARoEE's sc4,ni.ls:.
| proceeding. "Wjlencycr HIIh h
rutried," eays some coli.bluodcl Inuaia,
"theEc Ia always woman ut tho bo:'um o! Il"
mud sucIt Ii Tic faet III this tasr, a;d L Il
lumen.ablo to think that .l1: wp;,lan Is a'so:i
lawful Wife. When ADAM fell, fyE "as BIZ
wife ull tho same, btt tint favt l no.. 'ie'ss:
his expulsion from tho Garden Of Ed:'' tt:
could nr. PARDEI p1c:ll that Relationship "a
| cxtcEuaton u his easa whcn t!rT !l'lstel lin
out or the Medical Sucsaty. Eyldcuslr D..
rsnpEE has good unl sufficient gro:iuds los 1
j! ff}vnrrf4.