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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

Our neghbor of the Age has bad luck
in his attempts to weld the Greenbackers
and Democracy. The metals are too
Rusty to stick well.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

Murch has begun to build light houses
with a view to securing his reelection.
That is to say, he has introduced bills for
a light house at Bush Island and one at
Rockville
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08
The Good Times Coming.


the panic of 1873 good many delusiye
statements have been published with re-
gard to the return Of prosperity. Of
course, even in the worst of times some
business must be done, for people must
live, and the advent in the great cities
spring and fall of the country merchants,
who come to replenish their stocks, has
been the signal for leading editorials in
the daily journals OF those cities, pro
claiming that once more the country was
on the road to prosperity. Perhaps the
writers OF these editorials fully believed
what they wrote and even if they did
not, these articles were calculated, and
no doubt intended, to do good. We have
now, and have had for years all the Gle
ments Of prosperity within our borders
Few countries are SO richly endowed as
this. All that has been needed was con
tidence, and that could only be attained
through Il stable currency and freedom
from disturbing legislation. Now, with
resumption, our finances have been placed
on a sound footing, and despite the reyo-
:,
'utIoiidlI LAIN dI w dHllIhStoh there are
signs everywhere of returning. and
what bids fair to be a general, prospect
ty. The New York World publishes seN-
eral columns of reports from business cen
Tres an over tne nIlcu states SHOWING
d ''''o y "'''Nl'S = we Voiiii'ieI V'"'
"oIIo Nhlch Is Truly 6rdll'!lilS' Edllo-
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conyaiss and b l. T. ,,- MIX tbr
sage OF the erisis IN perl!ouS disorders and every
done their worst when the shadow of hard times
oeElns TO TIL away irom lhe MONIES AMI m nrAgtN
workshops Of all kinds are at work a Over thc
t 6on III H., ,Iy SaanS % N h hs y @Yy No?
more than abundant OF labor there neither i nor
i've WAX nanv wi arj 1.ssais ~ nnca,s,ry tnrit
and economy have been learned IN the course q
from vouti into manhood trained under more Sc,
we're conditions ihan those winch surrounded tAr
[eady "h new spiFt any nndaHn'rd nolr - '"hf
The forces which press the country upward and
onward are gathering head daily, and they are
chiet makers who ignore them high aud lry .lpon
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

Mr. Fernando Wood, chairman Of the
Committee on Ways and Means, has in
troduced a bill in the House for the es-
tablishment of a sinking fund for the ma
tOnal debt, which is receiving favorable
notice. The purport of this bill is that
Congress shall make a stated annual APP
preparation Of one hundred million dol
lars Per amman for paying the interest
and distinguishing the principal of the
public debt Considering that q few years
ago it required all annual appropriation
Of one hundred and twenty-five millions
for the mere payment Of interest, q hun
dred millions per annum for interest and
a sinking fund should not De regarded as
a very heavy burden The y. y. Herald
says
The Iar.e reduction pt the interest account by
Secretary sherman, brilliant retundug operations
would leave handsome surplus for sinking fund
out at an annual appropriation ola hundred millions
for the public debt The recent refundiug opera
uOns Will reduce the annual interest charge to-
about rlshty millions Per nunuu. which would
leave an anuud! contribution Of twenty millions for
the sinking fund Such a sinking fund, with he
interest winch would accumulate upon 81. would
eNtngulsh the national deht within moderate pc
Rod without any taxation which would ~ felt by
the country as bUrdeusomr. We commend Tins eN
celleut proposal Of NJ " Wood to the favorable CON
slderatlou of the country.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

Murch Of Maine, will Introduce a Dill Id the
House 10 day to establish bureau Of labor ,tatI,-
ties. Washington despatch
There is already a Bureau OF Statistics
at Washington, which has been in exist
ence many years, and which recently
published a bulky volume giving the labor
statistics Of the world Perhaps Murch
thinks he can improve Oh the WORK Of the
best stAtisticlans OF the cNNMtrA.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

recent examination Of the liquors ut
the State agency, by members of the Gov
errors Council and experts, revealed a
very unsatisfactory state Of affairs The
law expressly provides that none but
pure liquors shall be sold at the agency,
but the books show that large quantities
Of rectitied spirits have been disposed Of,
and in many cases at prices for which the
purest Of liquors should have been sold
1t is somewhat singular fact that the
agencies at Portland, Bangor, Augusta,
and other cities did not purchase in any
large quantities Of the State agency, from
the fact, as is alleged, that the agents
knew the liquors were not pure.
Canada proposes to fund the Fishery
award Of S5,5oOOoO, and apply the in
terest to benetiting the fisheries.
Fuller, of the Rockland Courier, sits up
with Sal Magundi.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

Or. Talmage said in his last Sundays
discourse that "a man at 5 has as many
temptations as a man at % solomon
didn't think so.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Machias Republican, one of our tavorite ex-
changes has changed its form from quarto to folio,
and is thereby greatly improved
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Boston Herald hears it limited that
one Of the Greenback papers in Maine is
to move to Boston and become a Butler
organ, and the Boston journal says it is
reported that the Greenbackers are rails
ing funds to carry on their campaign in
Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08
llerciai's articles.

One Of our old ship builders is confident
that there will be revival of shpbuild-
ing here at no distant day. He says there
are times Of depression in this as well as
in other industries, but the world cannot
do without navigation, and the large
number OF wrecks of late have consider
ably reduced the tonnage of the country
There is already a demand for certain
classes of vessels. We should rejoice to
again hear from our ship yards
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Portland Advertiser reports the
lumber business Of that city as improv-
mo
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Popham hotel is soon to open its
doors at Bath. popem suggests some
thing lively to be uncorked
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

There is trouble among the Greenback
editors IN this State. Scion Chase, has
ing been squeezed out Of the paper which
bears his name, proposes to start Il new
paper at Chase's Mills, and Chase's Chron-
lcle says that one OF his agents is circulat
ING "scurrlouS statements" concerning
that paper, as a means of obtaining sub
scrlbers for the new organ The Chron-
lcle eulogiAes Blood, one of its editors,
and modestly claims to be ''the leading
Greenback paper in New England" The
National Tribune, at Augusta also has
its troubles; and being called upon to
furnish the paper to those who had sub
scribed for the Bangor Tribune, Of which
paper it is the successor, gives notice that
'neither he National Tribune Company
nor the National Tribune has anything to
do with the Bangor Tribune or any Of its
proprietors on agents"
The Bangor Commercial has been mis-
taken, and it is likely to be again, when
it lntimates that Mr.. Hale has gone into
obscurity from which he cannot emerge.
''It would be an easier and cheaper
task for our cotemporary to raise old
Noah from the dead" says the fanny
Commercial. But it mustn't forget that
Noah wasn't buried until he had lived
through watery time quite equal to our
cotemporarys tears over the condition of
the country, and counted his full years up
to nine hundred and fifty. Hale will sur
vive quite as long, if he waits to be killed
by either Murch8 opposition or the Com
DterciaPS articles
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Nova Scotia Legislature consists of
a Legislative Council and House Of AS
sembIy. The members Of the Council are
appointed by the Governor and hold Of
flee for life. The house Of Assembly, which
i elective. the other day passed ali ad
dress to Queen Victoria praying for per
mission 70 appoint eight additional le.is-
latiye councillors 50 that a majority can
be secured in that body to Vote for It's ab-
clifton. The new councillors would, Of
course, be expected 70 vote themselves
out Of office rs soon lis they rot I'M This
is funny business. The Council, how
ever does not propose to be wiped out,
and has passed an address to the Queen
that no change he made in the constiru-
ton OF the local legislature
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

An arrested Augustarumseerh had in his pockets
two quarts Of the article for perambulatiye pedlng
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

without its funny man. Proctor Knott,
of kentucky, author Of the famous Du-
luth speech, abdicated the position when
he was made chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee and became grave and judi
cial in manner as it was fitting perhaps
that he should But Sunset" Cox was
left he
whose wit
Without woundlng could hit
and - the House was not deprived Of its
occasional laugh. Speaker Randall hay
ing made Mr.. Cox chairman of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. another hu-
morist was shelvcd; for Of course Mr.
Cox, who is exceedingly versatile, and
can be wise and statistical az we'll as wit
ty, viii now become diplomatic and meas
ured in his utterances Among the new
members, however, there proved to he
one who had il in his power to move the
House to merrment, and who eNerted that
power in his maiden speech a few days
since. Ills name is IIOrr, and he halls
from Michigan. He attracted the atten-
tion Of the House as soon as he took the
lIoor, by his gcsticulations, as we'll as by his
first words. and he held it until the close
of Ills remarks. The report Of his speech
is plentifully nterspcrsed with laughter
and sometimes it is recorded as 'laugh-
for M buth Sides Dt tIp IIDuSp | Ia Maid
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Somerset Reporter SAYS Hugh Smith of
BuXton who was sentenced for mali,aughtcr, In
permitting his insane wife - perish from cold and
hunger, HIS been parloneI by GOV, Gartelon
His ENcellency could certainly have
found some other and more fitting object
Of executive cIemency Some further
prison leisure to reflect upon ana repent
Of his enormitN, would have been whole
some ion Smith
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The Kentucky Democrats have NOM
mated DR.. Luke p. Blackburn, Il brother
ot Congressman Blackburn, for Governor,
and adopted resolutions condomnlng the
Presidents veto and endorsing the action
Of Congress. of course they could not
toresee that Congress would recede from
its action and acQuiesce in the veto.
The little Greenback party in the House split
into three factions in voting upon the veto, and
this after d caucus to harmonizc Nice party ~
hold the balance Of power Boston journal
Ladd and Murch took opposite sides of
the question, the former voting with the
Democrats and the latter with the Re
publcans.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

The House Of Representatives is never
without its funny man. Proctor Knott,
of kentucky, author Of the famous Du-
luth speech, abdicated the position when
he was made chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee, and became grave and judi
cial in manner as it was fitting perhaps
that he should. But Sunset" Cox was
left he
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-08

Mark Twain is writing book in Paris.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

thus usfyug the charge OF the Democratic platform OF
1876 that the promises of the party In power nave
been fasihcd in performance They regret especially
that should have color 10 TINS charge py au
thorizing leave of absence. on tui pay; 10
holder OF of the most purely business onlces III
the Custom House, In order that he might STUMP the
State for Mr. COrne because they have learned from
yOur and from the message of the lres
dent. reiang 10 Cvi Service reform. that Mr Oorne
held simpv sinccurc position, the real duties neihg
discharged hv his deputy and regarded the duties OF
the office OF subordinate Importance 10 parisnn,n n,
work and that he removed in order tnat n,s ~,
Office migat be honestly and efficiently adninlstere
The committee. In conclusion. appeals 10 Mr. c"er
to them right If they are wrong III thcr o'
lief that the hest interests of the Repuhnc9n a,N hu
whole country demand the election oi tne kepmo
ncan ticket. without Mr.. Cornell ana Without MI
SOule "
MR. sHErMlN's FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
Secretary sherman will address a Republican mass
meeting AT Albany this evening; another tomorrow AZ
ternoon AT Syracuse and at In the evening
and IA under "A partial engagement to speak at New
Brunswick. y. j., on Thursday evening. whlie on ms
way to Washington where he expects To arrive on Fri
ddy
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
TIE SOUTHLRN PROGRAMME.
From The HaTVord Conn Post

H1IVOrd
The sncVlai WOik Oi IN New YORK IRIB-
TNE III thcS, days l. furnishing the nopubc1us wlih
an Incompatible mass OF campaign hi"ra'ur". It,
on the repudation of debts al the SOUTH
friends. he resume of reacl0llN tSl",".". ycnd
iog in Congress. which the Southern masters =" Is.
Democratic parry have the power as wen "s ING
Win complete, comprise seiles o. ~
,a,' ' ..lr.e 2 psrkcd effect upon the lh'Ti.i- Ts
sent pHphc s.n sen'"',ss , 81 the c3nnuXi ne ne
Congress that the d-car,tion Of Mr.. Black
burn of Kentucky that We 80 not iutrnd to stop I'll
We nave ' a hs last s y,,tage "i ycqr WAR meas
l'im III Tue shane Of sweeping bills cveled at the
'Wrl The honor the credit and the revenue Of the Ma
lOh Ncrnmcnt These bills contain numerous provis-
10 10 king ." the same general purpose Some Of them
prohibit the removal To United States Courts Of charge
brought against officers Tor their conduct I'm
Tue discharge ui ther duty, thus leaving at tie
and revenue robbers The passage one the bills for
which the Democrats made adespcrate struggle al The
extra session would practically suspend the collection
vl lntrih revenue III most OF the southern States
Otner bills propose To leave 10 to the honor the
nOonshners To report now much spirits they have dis
ulrd and % cents per gallon taxa measure that
would II Is estimated reduce the $50 100000
One bill i TO blcik thc contract between the Govern
mcni and ITS creditors by virtue OF which Uned STATES
bonds were nO"-iaxable, ana several designed to
enable Southern c les and counties their nom
res dent creditors without the interference OF
United States COurs and 20 compel Northern
Insurance cOmpauirs TO defend claims against
srlcons against Ill sioval claimants and open Wide the
door Tor gigantic rad ON tc Treasury. SUI others are
10 irO'c tmb'i thieves In snort, these seem To
regard thcurit'- tr agents and aheiors of all
would rob tine Government OF the holders ci any public
securities.
A. vet a Republican President stands I'm the way of
thc cousdnuatDh o these pots against the supremacy
Oi tho Nation ana the integrity o it, Treasury. the
character o these measures, and the source whence
tIcl come SHOW WHAT the
are hoodwinked into admitting 10 the PIesldcntlal
office Democratic tool OF the ex-COnfrdcTates.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
4 THIEF,S MEMORANDA.

While n marriage ceremony WAS heing celebrated
Sunday afternoon III the synagogue AT Lexington
ave. and Fifty-hfth-St.. g,ld watch was stolen
from Mrs. Jennie Kostler, of ElzabcthpoIt. y. j..
An alarm being raised the thief ran toward the
door, where he dropped tIe watch. and was arrested
by Officer Fogarty, of the Nineteenth Precinct. At
tie stat -h0use he said hs name was William
Neil of No. 30 ROse-st. In his pocket was found "A
piece of paper which appeared The follow ne
noteS: " Wedding at church at LcXinetoh-avc. and
Fifty-hfth-st.; THIRTY y-nn,h-st.. heiween Seventh
and Eighth-aves., church consccrailon; thursday,
3Oth. Monday and "Wednesday. At C"nper institute ;
Seventh and Eighth-aves."
Wnlle the officer examining this piece ofpaper
Neil snatched It from hirn and attempted TO swallow
il, bnt did not succeed. In the Yorkvillc Police
Court Yesterday Mrs. KostleT did not appear 10
prosecute the thief, and Justice Murray remandcd
Neil until this morning, When il Is hoped that Mrs.
Kostler will be present.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEN.YOKK.-......OCT 81
ARRIVED.

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str Arizona (lr Tones Liverpool oct IL and Queenstown
Str ccapia GBrl Caver Adropan Oct II. with iron to
stl Bahami I'D WheHGrst trinidad I2. Barbados
StrCortes Bennett II Johns. T. and Haa1 To clark
81 S,asara- Gurus; Havana asys toJ Ward &C. = Co.
sr NemiorA Qnick Ne~.Orieah'' =, bSsert q MOT
day witI IN to order vessel to Lunt Bros.
da, : IN bsa.t soyd Hincken anchored in Gra'escnd
shin BIZ Tannock. Glasgow 81 days, with mise
: in sachcn OF Blstonl Reed Antwerp 30 davs with old
iron 'esse to Benham boyeson. lcK,nng " co.
R,adr ~ iilss IN ballast to G " iertauK.
ars JC anne - er s%sISr by Bern % days. Win u'e
sommeren tNop Enehart Dublin A. days in ballast
sar" II rarr lsr Robbins, london 80 days with old
BARK Unanima (r Whehouse' havIe ~ days IN ballast
arS rrmplar of Yarmouth. s. Tretry GALWAY 40 days.
witn snpiy eaes oi,i: & 'T,,e @ !" % s eee 10
M Mabe ,o It Jhn H. TrSit ~ Grcenock 4s days.
Brg iconora Up on S2days. Guantanemo 10
dav,, wiln sugar I, rooAs Coz W, sci to swan 4 SON
schr Ida. Brown, rortau Prince 22 days with ogwoodto
Pfcyi'dnco. ,,si' in ballast 10 Parsons & Loud.
wIND-,uusel sandy Hook. light. VI cloudy. At city
Island. light, w; cloudy.
CLEARED.
sir1 2,sR @ a"rn an a s;' ase @ Gcms .aSa%n
". Isaf a. pd Dominion - to' Iaoony DAVIS. Plh-
more. 40; FrancoalA, gum. Portland Amc-
CO. Y6oSls Hanio ydros % S oR .i mrses.. Bullion
tNoT , Read. Yokohama, James " Elwell ~ Co
BIrks Josie Mildred, Ozone. Maauza-. } r. Ward & Go:
Cey Kelly Boston Vernon II Brown 4 Co Icarus Cnch-
ran. Bordeaux ~ BertauX; fO.ur f,rdg Gloures-
ter I'm. Fuuch Edyc x Co Gurus Bent DaGdaiL, Fr
" Parker a Co Aurora, Churchill iiavTr James " hwe
co. Matthew Baild, Forbes CaIienas. aYCtl Rn'a
GER. Buig Liverpoc. Tobias 4 o.. Pcpita Vcena
span. Cleulencet Ponce 4 x. Mchalena. W0ye tNnr
Andersen, Bordeaux. Tobias g Co. Eliza Barss Hohs;
Hamilton T. fucker Evening star. Chck, Jago and
Guantanamo Waydel GO; Grace Darling. Davis AnIier
Jaua Tor Oidefs. J II Winchester& 81 o.
Brigs Water Iily Perry Fredefickstedt BroS
Lane Costgan MontevIleo John Norton sons. Tabor.
Bache, Gloucester. Eng, & Tobias a Co
SchTs featon Rogers, Denersra LeavcraU Co Evelyn
q IansOn. Point s-Fitre III IrOwDrogo's sons.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IONDoN 97-Arra at Bristol. str ArragOn. from
York HUI saieruo from New York. Hlyre.
str ucrmOl. nom New York.
IvrRfooi- oct - Arr str Antonio, from New. York.
QHENsTowS Oct 27.Saied tho 26th lust Nevada
NcW-lurk.
sOuIHaMrroy oct 27Ar STR General Wcrder and Kron
Friedrich Wilhelm bOih from Ncw.lOrh for
LONDON, Oct y Sailed 10Th INST Cno'ta. Fanny. for
Nrrl4Iyeu, 2st Calcutta Capt lace Marucca
Mirano. uAugrsuud apt relcrrcn 22d nsl F,ir. M gina
BrUuluudl tn inst. ouu Capt SCOTT II Patrick
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

York waalani. bot, for nafinore
Mmi Won Bcrs; 25th in %. odrou Ing ~ II 1--we pool
H. ktor. 20 inst owen -7 n-. fngruis ih IA or
from Shannts for Ne~-i0 GIaIT 1r Nf7. York J 200
Aa from liverpoo Tor va rmor,, an. A campbell.
the later for Han piOl kDd.s. hHfiO See
Arr lgh tf-t CarOius. Gus'pp F'tifautz 2Ot
rah /. Ncnnefiy. 1t H-d filau
Ioiresenl the istfcr Chrrbogrg vi uT inst.
(CaDf Aarad the latter on tire l.Isrd BfaN Vauia
the latter Al II T. prraIN Rama Nf ory 2tfh
insr Wallace tOn-tcn, II Mcaien, -rfah Nauadi-; ifts
tCap idHrrui, last four At a rtdn ild, kd
Dirsl Iegrtio 2ji n- Carolina lagancfa lumOuni ain
AInrua Itf flcfer
tOfsef the lattnf rtrr
Waller ScamLeii tl" faer Al Ia.r Susces tCI.t ih-
born, Loreley. Ami marx ~ yid ffi-l AmerIcA
Wni Wood urv. Ahef0i, Aul'ie, Annie .af. ieutscl
land. Harold Dartt ilia. Duksl,
McAels Geo IOTsfn. -Ith I0k lrtA luna
IT, Othrn riTf ilc, Ba (rInt -tfrul,
Glen Monarch, Cr0nO Alexandra cant as-ln tn ater az
ue.usfown BirgvH 800 }, John oy, Bet tha &C. sSi
Jenscn). 21tu INST shanghai, Edward Hvidf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
SOCIAL USAGES.

Messr-. Dcmpsey g. Carr"u. art statoners of this
city, have just ISSUED neat advertising parnrrl-.
of seventy-six pages, III which they set forth in de-
~-r-s'elly in all relating to cards. stationery.
cls, IhNltat'e"s etc. Inc DOOk Is Inl Il practical
Information as to The proper form for invitation
cards OF every sort, and within its pages tbe nvs
tcrlcs of "Ihc German" stand revealed Short and
Instructive lessons in social ctiquetear also gwen
The last pages IF the pamphlet, which are of fno
tinted paper, show number Of specimens of coats
Of-anns crests and monograEs. While no effort nns
been made To conceal the real purpose OF the pub-
cation, many useful suggestions have been lnserted
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS.

The organization of the Open Board of StOckbr0k-
ers was completed yesterday. The Board will be
opcned for business on Saturday. November L. with
a membership of 400. The initiation fee will be
-. 600 after the membership reaches 800 The vote
al the election yesterday was Learly unanimous
The following officers aud Governing Committee was
chosen:
President George w. Mclean; Vice-prcsident,
Vlce-C hartman, Thomas A. Masselt; Treasurer,
David q. Wothcrspoon; Secretary. Lcmuel w.
Morse Assistant Secretary, w. Oakley; Governing
Committee to serve one year, II. I. Chapman. j.
A, Brown. George II. Moer barley Randall, Isaac
Moses }. ID. Purss to serve two years. Zachariah
Nvc James kitchen, l.. netzc, Mortimer Hem
three years. +. Kuhne, l.. w. Morse, Henry Dater,
George L. PaysOn, Stratford L. Davidson, L. l..
Parker.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

SInDIN CnANGFs.

CHANGES apt occasion danrerous AZ
fections in the iulb.ooaed apopcSy 10 D. feared All.
both ant ard should haNo BRAsDREfHs ready
they never falling. Whor nave the head
dIzzy, fevers rheumatic. oherS affected from
three to accord buk "f ndiyd ia la yonr
hours. less you viii b. cont nt Constitutions
much aike Vertigo dizziness and pain when
inquiry In the blood much Tor the h.e' AIRY
without strigge Anit Is This struggle tha BaANDREIfs
aid and mistakes made you merely