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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-11
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

I'm IN, last week Mr. j. r. Purnell, at
the B. so. stock yards, has handled
3Dl cattle. - horses. 6,2l2 hogs, and
mo sheep. ON their way Fast. 800 of the
sheen were. for England, VIA Baltimore.
The BclIairc boiler works have H0'' an
ex,rlIent run oi work iur several months,
AMI have enough orders o. kyrp them
busy until the first ot September. They
have been making Il new set ui boilers
for the Steubenvilie rolling mill
The female strikers at Baron Manu-
featuring Works, got the mlttCn.
They struck and So did the Company
that il. the Company struck them OF
their list OF workers.
Bellaire manufactures more glass than
any other place I'M Ohio, 80 SAYS the i"-
,{eJ..a.isuf. The manufacturers report
the prospects for the tall trade a~ good.
The Belmont Glass Works have
started fire i'm both furnaces and the
sbous will commence work next Mon
Jov The other works will OILY shut
down a short time 10 make necessary re-
pairs, give employees q breathing spell
and take stock.
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.
John Foster, indicted for falsely per-
gonating mis- brother, Evan Poster and
who obtained money from MeSsrs.
Pncker,housen and >,crriJ, Tor tract
al coal which ne sold to them, signing
his brother Evans name % the deed,
wa. tried this week IN the County Court
and found guilty.
The other day some OF the men EN-
nlovrJ al Heatheriugtou'S coal works
were engaged in dumpin. coal slack into
the river, aud, in order 20 do So had 70
a, wooden rails across the narrow
i.a,,. track. They neglected to remove
,Sem while gone for load, aS they
,ysra directed to DO, and when the tram
came hacking up two OF the ears Were
thrown l off the track and run into Mr.
Pnbinson's house, cutting clean hole
tSree bv six feet, into the parlor. sew
oral children made a narrow escape ou
NO damage was done to anything ou
the house. - l,,,. ,,..,.l
short distance out IN the eouhuy
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Trial Of ButOrd, the Assassin.

OwENroN, Ky, July l0.-The court
met at 10 o'clock. The records from
Franklin circuit court having arrived
last night. the defense made a motion
for continuation, but the court over
ruled the motion and gave the defense
until > p. VI. to decide whether they
were ready to proceed or not.
OwENroN, KY, July l0.-Court met
in the afternoon session at > 2. NJ. Mr..
Pratt. for the defense, made an effort Tor
a continuance, followed by Judge Cur
It's, who charged that the prisoner was
for, ed into a trial. They were, how
ever. unsuccessful, and the work OF I'M
panclling jury was begun, up to the
time of adjournment five being select
ed. This work alone will occupy two
or three days. Any person having
formed an opinion or having read a
newspaper, being disqualified. Out OF a
call to-day of los Witnesses for the de
fense ONLY - answered, but the MAORI
tv of them are expected to arrive to-
morrow.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
OF Powder MagaZine-Many
Persons Killed.

SAN FRANcIsCo, July l0.-A Bodie
dispatch saws: A terrible explosion OF
a powder magazine occurred to-day near
the old Standard Incline Works. The
works were blown to pieces and every
thing near them levelled to the ground.
The summit OF the works, a short dis
tance off, was shattered to pieces. Many
men were killed-number not known at
this writing about twenty wounded have
been found this lar. 1t is not known
how many, if any, have been injured in
the shaft and underground works. The
top of the shaft in the old incline is now
on fire, but can surely be put out. The
hills are black with people. The fire
department is doing good work. James
Hickey, foreman OF the mine, is slightly
hurt. At this time no estimate can be
made OF the number killed or wounded.
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Rnsiness Failure.

Troy. July I'D. T. Vail, cX-Pres!-
dent of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank. and President of the Troy and
Boston road, last evening made general
assignment Tor tie benefit Of his credi-
tors.
MONTREAL, July 1O.-Daniel Buffers,
a produce exporter, is in financial diff
cultics. Liabilities about 100000. The
principal creditor is the Merchants
Bank-Sl6O,OOO The balance is mostly
due in England.
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Amateur Oarsmen's Association.

SARATOGA, July l0.-The National As
sociation of Amateur Oarsmen held a
meeting this evening and elected }. X.
stephens, of the Michigan Club; J. H..
Watts. of the Undine Rowing Club OF
Baltimore, and o. c. Peterson, OF the
Nassau Club OF New York, members OF
the executive committee for three years.
The resolution making it optional for
the executive committee to rehear ap-
plication from persons disqualified as
amateurs for reins statement was adopted.
Thirty clubs We're represented.
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treaties with the foreign powers which
had been revoked by the Sultan.
Paul De Cassagnac has gone to Eng
land TO attend the funeral of the Prince
Imperial.
The second fire al Irkutsk. June 26th,
destroyed nearly all the public build
ings. The fire AT TirnOya destroyed
$50 houses.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, u. c., July 10, A. NJ
For the Tennessee, Ohio Valley, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
levs, stationary temperature, south
winds, cloudy weather and occasional
local rains, followed in the northwest
bv cooler northwest winds.
For the Lakes, southwest to north
west winds, warmer and clear, followed
nv partly cloudy weather and local rain
storms, falling, possibly followed by
rising barometer.
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Severe Wind and Rain storm.

CLEVELAND, July lO.-At s o'clock to-
night a severe storm of wind and ram,
accompanied by constant lightning,
caused considerable damage to property,
but as far rs heard from there was no
loss of life. The roof of Perkins block,
at tine northeast corner of Monumental
Park, was blown off; also the roof OF
Fuller, Warner Il Co.'S building on
River street. The vessels in the river
broke loose from their moorings, but
were captured before any great damage
was done. At midnight the storm still
continues, but the wind has gone down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-11

THE great success Of DIR. McLane :
Celebrated Liver Pills has started host
of liver remedies, but after a trial every
body returns to the genuine DIR. {. Nc
Lanes Liver Pills, prepared only by
Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, with
out whose signature none can be genu-
inc. Look for the signature, the market
is full OF the limitations Of the name
McLASE spelled differently, but having
the same pronunciation. They have
been in use half century, and in that
time fifty million boxes have been sold.
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Died.

louisville, July l0.-Thomas NJ.
Eganton, a prominent Republican poll
tician and lawyer Of WINCHESTER, died
to-day at lake Minnetaka, Minnesota.
He was visiting that resort with his
family. At the late State Convention
0, his party he came within few votes
OF receiving the nomination for Lieu
tenant Governor.
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Miners Strike.

ALLENTOWN, PA, July l0.-Tne min
ers at Reavesbrooks, Eatonville, Har-
leigh and Apdenreid struck his morning
for an advance of 20 per cent. The
Danyille men stop tonight.
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Fire nj Charleston. w. Va.

CHARLESTON, July 9.-The residence
oi J. Y. Chamberlain was entirely des-
troved by fire to-day. 1t being frame
building, it burned down before the
fire company could reach! it, Loss,
- 600; insurance 81 500.
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WHEELING is troubled about her water
supply. We always thought that water
was only used in that city for making
beer and thinning whisky, and that it
didn't make much difference about the
quality either.-Fairrietr Courier.
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Two Men Killed by lightning.

CINCINNATr, July l0.-During a heavy
thunder storm this afternoon two
countrymcn on their way to the city with
a wagon loaded with green corn for
market, took refuge under bridge near
California, Ohio. The lightning struck
the bridge and killed both the men and
their horses.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, July l0.-Dry Goods,
Market continues quiet, but hOsier and
underwear more active. Cotton goods
quiet and firm. Indian Head and APP
pIeton A brown sheetings and American
grain bags are advanced by agents.
Dark prints in moderate demand.
Fancy cassimeres and cheyiOts in mod
crate request and steady. Foreign goods
quiet.
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Base Ball

WORCESTER. July lO.-WOrcesters Z,
Springfelds 5. Championship.
CLEVELAND, July lO.-Cleyelands 2,
Providence I.
CHICAGO, July lO.-Chicagos !, SYRIA
Cusc q.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-NatiOnals Is,
Holyokes 6. Championship.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Easy at 2 TO 81 per cent.-Gov-
ernments Weaker - Flour Quiet
Wheat Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Steady,
FIN AN CE.

New YORK, July l0.-MoNKY-Easy
at 2@3l per cent, closing at . per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3!@4!
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills dull .and barely steady at 4S5i;
sight exchange on New York 4S9t.
SILvER-At London sd; bar silver
here ll3i; subsidiary silver coin s@i
per cent. discount.
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Col. II. J. JOHNSON, editor OF the
Cumberland Md Daily Nrrs, in a brief
communication 10 the WcIlsburg Herdid,
gives the particulars OF the raising Of the
first flag in this State at the breaking
out Of the war. We were one Of the
party engaged in it, and have a piece Of
the dag in our possession now,
which We are going to carry on our cane
at the Steubenville reunion.-Hdnooet
COuMil COllrifr.
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Car Drivers Strike.

MEMPHIS, July lO.-As one incident
of the panic to-day, thirteen car drivers
struck.
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BELLAIRE.

General NewS-Industrial, Rail-
road and Personal NOteS-Ac-
cident on the B. ~ =. W. *. X.
Poisoned with Bologna He
Wants n Wife.
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MILWAUKEE, July lot was very
hot and sultry to-day, the mercury
reached 9l' in the shade. Several cases
of SunStroke are reported, one OF which
will probably result fatally.
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CHICAGO, July l0.-James Lahey was
shot and killed by q policeman late last
night. The policeman claims that he
found Lahey and six companions in a
they were doing they attacked him, and
Lahey was shot while attempting to run
away. The people in the neighborhood
OF Lahey's home claim that the shoot
ing was entirely unjustiiiable.
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New FOur-and-One ......lO6,
New FOuTS IUl
Currency ......lS2
RAILROAD BONDS-StrOng and gencr-
ally higher, with the largest transactions
in Erie seconds, now consolidated,
which rose 10 77s. Erie } per cents
funded advanced TO 67!. The largest
rise was per cent in Wabash tirsts (St.
Louis division extra matured coupons),
and the next in great western extra
coupons). c., &. Il |. c. firsts sold
at 69i.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-Speculation opened strong,
but a weak feeling set in, which resulted
in decline of l@ls in the general re-
suit and a break in Louisville and
Nashville from 81 to SAY. Toward the
close a slightly better feeling prevailed
and prices recovered !! in Louisville
and Nashville and in the rest of
the list, but as compared with yester-
day the final transactions showed
decline of t@lh the latter
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
preferred except Kansas Pacific, which
advanced y per cent, and Ohio and
Mississippi preferred l. per cent. fel-
low fever reports from Memphis started
a break in Louisville and Nashville
stock. The transactions aggregated l2S,-
600 shares, of which 1900 were Erie
common, l,5OO preferred, 1900 Lake
Shore, 5,40O Wabash, 1900 Northwest
ern common, 10000 It. Paul common,
10000 Delaware, LaCkawanna and West
ern, 800 Michigan Central, 5000 Han
nibal and II. Joe, | 400 Ohios, 600 West
crn Union, 1900 st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern, 1000 Kansas Pacific,
2,30 Kansas and Texas, 5000 Louisville
and Nashville, and 300 Iron Mountain.
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THE HEATED TERM.
Yesterday the Warmest of the
Season i'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July l0.-This has been
the warmest day OF the season, the sig
nal service thermometer marking even
1907 at > +. VI. This is % higher than
the mercury reached during the heated
term last summer, when there were so
many cases of sunstroke. Today there
have been only five cases OF prostra-
ton, one, Rudolph Fling, lately from
Milwaukee, where his family resides,
being fatal.
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At Nashville.
At Milwaukee.

NASHVILLE, July lO.-Peter Roden-
hauser died of sunstroke at ) 2. NJ. to-
daV.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Found Murdered.

INDIANAPoLIs, July l0.-A stranger,
whose name is supposed to be John or
Michael Reich, was found murdered
near this city, ;his morning. 1t is sup
posed his residence is in Springfield,
Ills, or Reading, Pa.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, July l0.-There are few.
il any, changes OF note in general mar
kets. Steadiness is the prevailing fea-
ture. and premonitions of midsummer
dullness are noticeable. There seems to
be better feeling in regard to leather
and hides, and an increased tirmness in
-four and oats.
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VIcKsBrRG, July lO.-Thc Mayor has
issued proclamation ordering a strict
ou,rantine against Memphis 10y land
AMI water. No boats leaving that point
to-day. or landing within fifty miles ot
u will be nlInwnl tn land here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-21
I'm EKeflaOria:f,.

samuel shin here got the ioor. rising 10 a
question OF privilege, and inquired IL the club
were expected 10 pass reSolushuns of grief
whenever Legislature adjourned. lie had been
informed that over 20 different legislatures
were low In session, and the club should be
preia with SOue sort OF resolution that
could be applied 10 each body as IL broke up in
the spring. "Brudder shin, dar's brains in
yCui head, as well as fat" replied the presi-
dent. "De GueShun am wen taken an de idea
good De Committee on de judiSheFy viii re-
Tire an report feSOlllShun Wild pathoS in IT.
TIE committee cooled their heels In the ante
room fOr live or six minutes and then returned
and reported the following
Nnards, De Iaglslachur OF the stateof WAS
composed OF all de best talent dat could be foun'
In town or kentry; an,
NharaS, Be body was unanimously In favor
Of reform, economy an public Welfar', an not
speech was wasted durin' de hull Seshun; an
NhaiaS. Such anodder body Kin never agfn be-
collected togeder, for want OF talent; now, dar-
four,
Resolved, Dat dc corpse has our heartfelt
sympathy, an de wilder an de fadderlesS our
assurance dat what am DER loss am de kentry's
gain.
The preamble and resolution were adopted
and the secretary was instructed to make out
as many copies as there are legislatures IN ses-
sion, and hold himself ready 10 forward TO each
at the proper TIME From the Lime RifH Cub
D0ines an Detroit Free Press.
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Car Fair Treating,

tScenc: Party OF three young ladies on street
carS.)
Conductor approaches-Fare IL you please.
Miss Pinafore SLOWLY goes for pocketb10k,
Miss Admiral Joseph Porter, X. c. b., and Miss
captain Cofcoran reluctantly follow suit.
Miss PIna1Ore-Neyer mind, girls III nav.
Slowly opens pocketbook)
Miss Porter beginning TO open poclsetbook,-
Oh. no; let lie.
Miss Corcoran-oh, I'll pay,
None OF them pay, and tie conductor Ike
ray ray, t N. on inoIDnent. grimly waits. Gen
eiat iuti ,s =, girls in p0cket-books filled
"!n naNf~, and quarters for the exact change.
N!H; Saptain Corcoran throws a raDld anx-
lous side glance at her two companions. Be
GINS TO hand quarter to conductor Conductor
faVehoos!y snatcheS 1t and proceeds TO make
Change.
Miss Porter (who suddenly fi.ds the ey,ct
chah@el-oh, that's too bad now. Here's the
moiiey.
you TO do that.
Miss Captain Corc0ran face very slightly
elongated)-0h, never mind.
MISS Porter quitting aD her pocket book
Now. that very wrong OF you, Susan Core bran
indeed il is.
Miss Finafore quitting up her pursel-Now |
dont Ike That or you. Susan; indeed don't
Susan doesn't either. They've stuck her for
The fares, and every body has been 50 generous
[ v. !. Graphic.
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DEATH OF A DESERTED WIFE.-Dr William B
Pierce weil-kDown physician residing ne
NaVerly, n. Y, ran away about q week AGO
win thewffe OF j0urneyman carpenter named
Riggs, of tactoryVille. Pierce was a married
man. deserving his lovely and ACCOMPLISHED
wife, the daughter OF Abram Thomas. one OF the
Wea1nleSt residents Of Sayre, Pa. Previous TO
MS night Fierce induced his wife to sign a cneck
purporting to be for $50: it was drawn. how
ever, for sl.5e9 which money he procured from
the bank, and fed. 1t Is believed, to Californis,
with Mrs. Riggs, who took with her a young
ch1id. The elopement created much excitement
al the time, which has now been intensified by
the sudden death of the wife whom Pierce de-
serted. Mrs. Pierce died unexpectedly day
or TWO ago, under circumstances which seem 10
indicate that her death was from poison admin
fstered to her by her husband before he lied.
She was the posSeSSor of considerable property,
and the opinion Is expressed that Pierce thought
TO get control OF 1t In the event OF her death
and his return afterward. There is a strong
public feeling against him, the people of the
town being exaSperated to such a degree that
should he return, he might suffer summary
punishment.
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Gamblers and the Police.
AN INFAMOUS RING BROUGHT IN ttapr ~ ~

~ fNuoss KIN" BROUGHT TO LIGHT IS THe
CITY OF ST. LOFTS.
telegram from St Louis Fob 10 cay.
ne gamblers of this CITY have been rnSni, !,
oHe ponce department for the past fouT years
anu the evidence or this fact Is 10 he found i'm
snS TESTIMONY respecting the police comnis-
Ssii s"heu os lhe special committee OF the,
AlSoouIl senate, and lust published The Al
!ect OBJECT OF the committee was TO look into
me cases OF DR. Niuelet and VIM Ia1d Two ~
I Tue governors appointeeS TO the position or no
ne Commissioners. The notorious gambler and
SQflHian, X {. Pate. the owner Of ihp 1rr,tn,S.
Mainorino Chief and Lucille testitiej rho, ~,
FORMER partner in a keno room A. Il. WakefiaId
hau LhaGe an arrangement with him Ina 1S.5 IN
winch tne consideration OF Waketeld's patttoS,
q nUoi'I ,o interest Ia the room and Pate,
Ea3i sioo month 10 DIR. Nldeiet who was
then Nice-preSident or the poIica hasrS
he would be secured In the slipDort M tSa
ponce. Inc arrangement worked snlpndldlv
Frank Bowman, a prominent lawyer. teStIfS+
that when Armstrong, president OF the board
resigned in 1875. to become United States Spna
TOR. Wakefield had offered him (Bawman) san
q month, provided he secured Dr. Nidelpr IN,
Elce-preSidency OF the board explaining 4
him how the matter could be manipulated Will
profit TO all concerned. on this occasion Wake
held told the witness that there was a gambia!
ing IN ST. Louis and that William Hyde. Gel
sus Price, M"Donough, chief OF police Pate
himself and others belonged to il; that IN,
chlef cf police received monthly payment fOl
ms share OF the work involved. Gen. justin
MchlnStfy. another witness, entered into fulle
particulars, stating that Or. Nidelet receive,
500 month; CELSIUS Price, formerly stat,
superintendent of insurance companies 5000 ;
month. and large sums were given TO Severa
newspaper reporters. Ii was also brought on
IN evidence that DR.. Nidelet and Gels Is Price
nad kept their private horses and the horses O
outside persons for months together quar- cred
at the stable OF the police department at the eX
penSe OF the department.
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Cold Weather GaspeE.

There i no greater faiacy than the opinion
VI many, particularly The young and strong
aho NAEcFeuS- tlat wtnteT-eSpecialiy q sharp.
ircSty one. 18th plenty OF snoS-is the mosi
hc@ltlS season or the year. Very few pprsnns
seem 10 realize the fact that cold is the condi-
tlun Oh death. and that ia both warm and rrld
climates n ~ our unconscious effort II main
tain our bodily heat at Temperature OF 9S de-
gTees that wears US out. TO this Temperatures
called Dlocd-hcat, every cubic inch az oNyt-an
that serves Ia NitaliZe our blood must he ra,Se5
10y our own bodily heat. or life ceases Since
In cold weather The maintenance of A sum
c,ehtll elevated bodily temperature becomes
very Cfteh adililcuity too great for our strength
the ADVENT or a severe winter IS really more 10
re dte1dCd than q visitation of q pcStflence
me saying. Heat is iire-cod is death" has
striking illustration aud confirmation In the
reports nOw regularly submitted by Dr RusSelI
10 tie Glasgow sanitary committee. nh.
Geath-rate rises and fails With the regularity OF
me thermometer. so many degrees less heat,
SO many more deaths. and vice versa. What
ever weak place We have. wha ever constitu-
tional disorder, We be subject 10. cold will
surely discover. We take colds because our
fftailty Is too low 10 ward Off the effects Of the
reduced temperature around u.s. As matter
OF INST Importance then. 10 resist cold and the
various arrangements OF the system COnse-
queBt. IL is necessary 10y proper nutrition TO
maintain our natural animal heat; second 20
retain this heat by Il sufficient quantity OF
clothing; Third, 10 regulate with care the temp
eiatule OF Tie air We breathe. Contrary 10 tie
opinion current among lovers Of cold weather.
nre IN bed-rncfn ia the w,.urar l. cbeaIei
a'@ Letter than a. doctors bin: for. owing Ga
cur inactive condition during sleep. the circu-
lation Of the vitaliZng blood Is both slow ana
imperfect, and hence the danger OF taking
cola by breathing cold air IS greatly tIcTe ased
= cold is the beginning Of everything that 4
pGo. ii any one conscious OF having caugh,
oie feels cold chllls creeping up the back, let
linn apply mustard plaster 10 the bottom of
Tie spine ard lower part Of the back at once;
and by 50 doing lac may avert q dangerous III
Tess before II Is too late and medical advice
can be procured. Ii should never be forgotten
that heat is nle--cOId is death. - Scisafis,
American