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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22
sueciai Notice.

.,. s,s.,.l meeting of the Board of Trustees of he Prescott Mining Company held af tho Otce or me on,n.y iu the City of New York, the eSth day Of Nav isSs the foIOsdng resolntion vas unanimously 1Pp.S..s Ina. CURTIS c, BEAN, of the City of Prescott county of Yssapa and Territory Of Arizona . a and he is hereby appointed the Legal Agent and suxegiufendent of the Prescott Mining Comp nY Tor sh state of California aud the Territory of Arizona n Johu H. CoEzens, Secretary Of the Prescott Mining do hereby certify that have compared the for ooing u1,n the orignA resolution, and the same is fu true and eopy of the and Of z thereof I'd witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal Of tss PHEscorT Prescott MtninS Company: .s as ConPAxY. day Of May, A. D. 1879.
 ]. n. COZZENs, SECRETARY June IIth. 1879.
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA, lss
 OFFICE oF rHE SEcRErARx- JOHN T. GosPEH. Secretary of the Territory of Ar. xona do hereby certify that have ths day, at the hour slO r M duly filed for record in my oice the certtn. cate of appointment of CURTIS c. BEAN, to be Agent In Arixons for the Prescott MininE Company.
 In Witness Whereof have nereunto sei SuAN my hand and Afixed my afaciai seal this i2th day of June. A. D lsss STSN@ JOHN T. GOSPER,
 SECRETARY TERRITORY.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZoNA,-
 OFFICE rHE SECRETARY. l. JOHN !. GOSPER, Secretary of the Territory Of Arizona do hereby certify that have this day, al the hour Of 10 go A. dny nled for record n my office, articles of incorporation of he Prescott Mining Conpany of New York. In witness whereof, have hereunto set hand and afxed my ofaciai seal this 2ath day June isT9-
 iSEAIl JOHN J. 0slSPER. SECRETARY,
 Per ]. E. ANDERSON. Asst. Sec.
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EvARrs FOR GOVERNOR.

New York, August 1.-The Worlds Washington special says that movement is on foot to lsake EyartS the Republican nominee for Governor of New York, tle projectors thinking that cunkIings escap- ade will leave him out of prominence in pol iiics for some tune. Ut is also thought this wS,--ia hsrmonizo the party, both in New Y,,rl. aui .. .hr Nsticn.
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Del,aeusa, Ns..ce.

0ko BoSTro COLD AND SILVER MINING COM. " PANf. Locsficn Of Principal T1sce Of Bn.sn.~s San 1ost, California Location f vorka ig.r fs.-ss fasapsi County. Territory of AriEona
 Sofick- Ihere aro delinquent upon the foliaw,nx , scFioca ssoc. on AceSont sf Asseses No. n iext~ sIectiee -esr@-osasss- as iolows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

An exchange strikes the nail fairly on tie head. "Never go SNere you are not wanted. If man wants you cone to hIs place of business he will invite ~d through an advertisement. It IS wrong to intrude on puvsey"
 Readers of the MINER will scan it's col umns 10 find out who deserve to he favored with their custom and govern themselves accordingly.
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Sun,mnns.
In the District Court Tnrd Judicial District Territory of Arizona, County of MohAve,

In the District Court Tnird Judicial District. Territory
 of Arizona, County of Mohave,
 CHARLES KAIGHIN, Plaintiff,
  The Blackberry Mill aud Mining com- pany, B. H. Spear and saI1 Breou, composing the nrln of breSu spear, ]. C. Cureton- Wm- B. 1eidenour and samuel Cr0zler, composiny tEe 1rm of id1encus k CrozieF, L.. BashfOrd, k H. Burmister and W. S. BashTOrd. composing the firm of l.. B1snford k Co.,. F. W. Blake, John Howell ana David Calm.
 Action brought in the District Court. of the Third Judicial District, in for the County of MohsSe, the Territory of ArIEoua.
 The Territory of Arizona greeting to the Hack berry Ain and Mining Company, B. n. Spear aad Paul Breon, composing the firm uf Brcon Spear, .. C.. Cureson, wEn. B. uidenoar and Samuel CroEier, posing the irm of Rdeour and Croxier. l.. Bashfori, K. H. Burmist, and Vim. c. Bashford, composing the nrm of l. bashford & Co.,, z. W. Blake John HoSeli and Dasid Calm.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Distinct Court. the Third Jutscial District in and for the County of Mohase, in the Terri tory of Arizona. and answer tne complant filed with the Clerk of the Court 4t Miner Park said county "a copy of which complaint accompanies this snmmo sl within twenty days gexcusfve the aay of seryice} fr the service upon you ef tis summons. if served vi hin this county out if served out of the county within his District then within thirty days in all other fortS days.
 And you hereby nohed that if yoa rail to appear and angwer the cnpsalnt rNuired the plain- iin S apply the Court for the reilvf demanded in said sint and costs and disbursements in this be- he f expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis trict Court, this D th day of June. A. ID. 1879.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT lsEALl tauged4G Clerk
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Notice.

Al persons are cautioned asyzns purchasing or otherwise negotiating certain note signed by me, for Thrty-one hundred ald sixtythree delars, dated Msy 27th. 1873. and payable to Archie Mc Bride, orer the of One hundred dolas per mouth thereafter, with interest at two per cent per month, commencing June 2th, 1879. And all persons cautioned against purchaslng negotiating certain mortgage of ssea date and amount with said note, and purorng to have been given to the Sai i moFfgare being ups, Lot Seven CD in Block Thirteen I3) in the Vtl- laye of Prescott saii note and mortgage were ob- ained from without considerations and payment of the same wlh c resisted by me.
 ANNIE HAMILTON. PRESCOTT, July 24th, ls7s-5td
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And s sooorianes vith 4s and order of ths Io.rs of made oa te sesond Day of June so many VII oe cold ss fale Aaetaon, as the oes cf the fo. pan,, Archer BglldsDg. Fountain sfrrs4. san Jc.. caiforutas on MONDAY the 1sfa DkF ef ira lsia, as i2 s., cf sasd day Co pay rasd asn,.s, ss--slasat thereon. togs her win co.t of stT--ss sss eAl~Hs-s sl ilss geif.
 Asguis. ssh is7s. tAa.'
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MISCELLANEOUS
Notice.

The Lottery advertised for this date. is withdrawn. Tickets will be redeemed st pA in cash, on pre- sentaiion to M GOLDwATER,
 Akiz INA LOTTERY Co. PREscoTr, AT, August 9th, Is is.
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I-ssst.

dark bay mare, ten yss old. rs3dei ''FH on the left shouldrr, and small ''F'' with if circle left hip. Ten dollars w be paid fN return of the animal to my ranch Willow Cred
 C. Z. fEEGUsoS. Peescott, Aug. 9, ts7s.-stws
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M. CARR CO.,. Piaintins, 1he Mcf1rackin Consolidated Mining
 Co.,, The Bank of Afizoua. Moses
 Levy. Eenry KOshland and Gale Levy,
 colartners doing busin under the Summons nrm nans of Levy Koshiand & Co.,,
 A Kimble and Newell Kimbe. copar
 ners aoing business under the firm
 name Of mbie BrOs, and H Light,
 Defendants.
 krsion brouah. "a tls hisisaci Court of the Third Judicial Dissslc i and for the County or Mohay~ tn the IerTitary of Arizona.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to the Nc CrHckin Consolidsied Mining CoInpauv fhe R.nk os Arizona Moses Lew, Henry Koshland and Gale Lew copartnesr doing busiaess under she fn name O Lew koshlansi Co.,, Kiube aud Newell Kfunt,e eau. rss Light, Defendants,
 You ars heEsiy saa4asonea ard required Q appear i'm an aciaE osoht against yoa 6y the main. tins i te Detsict Court of the Third Judicial ntsfrsT s sud Tor the Coun,~ or MOhsve, in the Territory ,f Arizona and answer complaint ded with xns Cl-- ot which complaint accofnpsnies this tIs tNenv dys seacta.ve of Lhs ~ 0f s-rvice aftsr ths eetNtot nPon yon N .-is summ ns, fl seryed ir thss soA"' sut H served ent of this county and within the Dssrses, thirty days; n an ooF easss oriy dave he said action ls erc1aht e obtain deere Of the the faid plRinf, for he of e. ET7HO with l,.l interest from February fs. ig7s.
 And yUu hereby notied that you fafl so spp-.r aud answer the complaint above reQuircd the riain uns VII app9 Co the Court for the relirf de.uar f .hs ,Aa sompl2ns Asd Tor costs ssa asoaseDenis n oFen Tniss mp hand snd the seai of s.ta cau-4 q, Missssl Psrk, this 3-th day 0f Juy, D Is7s.
 cABDSELL WRIGHT ishALi tsHEsffll clerk
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summons.
M. CARR < CO.,. Plaintiffs,

In the District Court Third Judicial District Mohave
 County, Territory of Arizona,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sunmsns.
nAyrp RRoNrHoRy. Plainiia.

In ,A. psstrics coar4 of ths Third Jaa,e,sl Ds-'s' Terrsso-y of Arizona. County of AohAns
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Dissolution Nor.ice.

Dissolution Notice. The Partnership heretofore existing be tween the dersigned, uades the nrm of Frsd Ilein Co l. here0y dissolved by mutual consent All debts by the firm up to July sl w be Tsid by Fred Hcin. who alone is authorized receipt Ter debts due the late firm. FRED titTS
 MARTIN MAYER. Tiger Mine, Aug. II, ls79.-4td
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The following advertisement appeared in aD EdiLourgh paper: "For sale, handsome piano, the property of a lady who Is leaving Scotland, in walnut case with turned legs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

The King of Siam takes hIs ease in tn midst of body guard of 40J female sol diers. No doubt tnis IS what is termed Si am-ease.-oil City Derrick.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

Ramsey. who is to succeed MeCrary, doesn't know as much about tho war as Dr. Mary Walker docs about tight-tilting pantaloOns.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

London, Aug. l6.-The death of Mrs. Sartaris, daughter of ex-President Grant, occurred on the dth instant at Warsash house, vichfeld, Hampshire. Her death was sudden.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

Chief Victoria has been arrested upon a bench warrant issued by the Judge of the d disirict corrt, of New Mexico, aud glll, VIC suppose. be imprisUned in the Grant Counsy jail to await trial for murder.-sil- yer Bent.
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Sale of Real Els
 tate.

ISsias..i f.rl. Aasu., i.s is's.-E
The New York herald., 1879-02-04
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

~ WASHINGTON. Feb. 8, 1879
THE ARREARS OF PENSIONS FOR THE
APPROPRIATION OF THE NECESSARY MONEY IN
THE HOUSE.
number of bills for an appropriation 70 nav
arrears OF pensions provided by the recent law of
Congress, were offered in the House to-day. The
arst Of these was by Representative Cutler OF New
Jersey. and appropriates slO0.00o,ooo, or so much
thereof may bo necessary for that purpose under
the act Of January 25. and provides that the same
may be Immediately available The bill was referred
TO the Committee on Appropriations.
Another. offered by Mr.. White, of Pennsylvania an
propriates s20o00.0o0 for tho same purpose.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Burchard of Illinois.
authorizes the issue of $4o0oo.o0o OF four per cent
bonds to be devoted to the payment of the arrears
On motion suspend the rules and pass this bill
the vote stood 14O to 81, showing large majority in
its favor though not the requisite twohrds for the
suspension Of the rules.
THE FEDERAL JURORS LAw-AMENDMENTs DE-
TERMrNED ON by THE DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS.
An adjourned democratic caucus was held tonight
IN the Hall OF the House of Representatives. Not
more than nifty or sixty members were present. in
cluding -four or hvc Senator'S The principal subject
discussed was tho selection and qualification of Jurors
in the federal courts. II stated that there was
mum Brouno TOT complaint IN the south, whore too
often jurors were not selected impartially. but
by reason of their republican proclivties Therefore
. proposition was made that an amendment be
offered to OF the General Appropriation bills in
order to clearly carry out tho of the Judi
ciary act. which provides that jurors who serve in
courts Of tho United states IN each state respect
lively shall have the same qualifications and be en-
titled to the same exemptions as jurors Of the
highest court in any such state may have and be en-
titled to at tho time when such jurors for service in
the courts of the United States arc summoned.
The amendment will also propose the repeal OF the
actions of tho act imposing oath on Jurors that
they have not without durcss and constraipt taken
mp arms or joined any instruction or rebellion
against the United States voluntarily given aid
and comfort to the enemy. The law requires tho
court to discharge any person declining to takc this
oath from serving on the grand petit jury. II was
The New York herald., 1879-02-04
THE NEWS IN NEW YORK.

The news of the confirmation of Messrs Merritt
and Cornell reached New York than ft
spread from hotel to hotel and from theatre to
theatre till the entire political community were
gossipping about senator Conklings surprising
defeat. From certain events before transpiring
at Washington and from the reliant tone
used by collector Merritt in recent interviews
of the shrewder political sages had already de-
duced victory for the administration party; but to
the rank and file the thwartng of one OF senator
Conklings pet designs seemed an utter mpossibity.
II was, therefore. with much amazement they
listened to last evenings news. Among the mer.
chants, who form the class most deeply interested in
the affairs of the Custom House there appeared to be
u feeling OF relief at the settlement OF long vexed
uueston.
The New York herald., 1879-02-04
THE eurNNEBAue AT GIBRALTAR ORDERS.

WAsHTNGroN, Feb. 3, 1879.
The Quinuebaug arrived at Gibraltar yesterday.
All on board are we'll She will be attached to the
Mediterranean station.
Rear Admiral wyman sailed from Norfolk in the
flagship Powhatan February for the West India
islands He states in despatch to the Secretary of
the Navy that he expects to be in St. Thomas Feb
ruary 10 and in Havana about the 10th of March.
Captain John II. Russell has been detached from
special duty and ordered to duty in charge of the
Navigation Department at the Washington Navy
Yard. Assistant Surgeon S II. Wickson has reported
his return home from the European station, aud has
been placed on waiting orders. Chaplain T. W.
Hagcr mas been detached from the navy yard Nor
folk and ordered TO the Washington Navy Yard.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL TO TRY MARINES.
[BY TELEGRApH TO THE HEsALD.1

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 3. 1879.
court martial has been ordered to con-
vene at the Navy Yard Thursday morn
ing to try several refractory marines. The fol-
lowing officers compose the Court. Captain s. P.
Ouacken president; Captain -isancis II. Baker.
Commander Alfred Hopkins, Lieutenant Commander
Dennis Mullan, Lieutenant Il. W. Watson and Marine
Lieutenant Francis Harrington, Judge Advocate.
PORTSMOUTH.
All the force in the construction department Is at
work tho Portsmouth. Her sails and rigging
have also been condemned
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This is how Mary Kyle Dallas, the
authoress, says it feels Take a man
and pin three or four table cloths
about him, fastened back with elastic
and looped up with ribbons; drag all
his own hair to the middle Of his head
and tie it tight, and then hairpin on
about five pounds Of other hair and a
big bow OF ribbon. Keep the front
locks on pins all night and let them
tickle his eyes all day; pinch his
waist into a corset; give him gloves a
size too small, shoes ditto, and hat
that will not stay on without tortu-
ring elastic, a frill TO tickle bis chin,
and little lace veil to blind his eyes
when he goes out to walk-and he
will know what woman's dress Is
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Some Of the girls here are awful
firis. They leave us Southern girls
in the shade They have what phey
call "sircel corner flirting" mud
kerchief niriing," aud numbcrless 9th.
or kinds Of which know nothing
One evening ! was ont on front piaz
N about dusk. and looking across our
street corner ] saw two elegant and
stylish Young men on the corner wait.
ing Cor car, ! suppose. Along came
two pretty, nice.looking girls, aud
just in front Of the gents one Of them
dropped her handkerchief OF course
one Of them very calamity picked il
up. returned II to her. introduced
himself and friend. she doing the
same, seemingly An animated con
versaiion ensued for quite awhile, and
after chatting and laughing, of they
moved and were lost to sight. | was
perfectly wonder-stricken and amazed,
and asked information OF friend, who
saw the same thing. when he laughed
and said that Il was Of common &c.
currence here. and was what Is called
handkerchief Irritation. Since then
4 "A.
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The Pekin Gazette is nearly five
hundred years old, and every now
and then an old man hobbies into the
office and pays a years subscription,
with the remark that he has been a
subscriber ever since the first number
was printed. The clerk, without he
traying any surprise, observes as he
hands him a receipt, "Yes, we have
several names on our list who have
been subscribers from the start.
Then the old man goes out muttering
something about this world being full
of liars. Il Norristown Herald.
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The only way TO true health is that
which common sense dictates to a man.
Live within the bounds Of reason.
Eat moderately. drink temperately,
sleep regularly, avoid excess in any
thing, and preserve conscience "void
of ohense." Some men eat themselves
to death, some drink themselves to
death, some wear out their lives by
Incidence, and some by over exertion.
others are killed by doctors, while not
a few sink into the grave under the
effects of vicious and beastly practices.
All the medicines in creation are not
worth a farthing to man who is con-
stantly and habitually violating the
laws Of his own nature. All the med
ical science in the world can not save
him from a premsture grave. With
a suicidal course Of conduct, he is
planting the seeds Of decay in his own
constitution. and accelerating the de
struction of his own life Scientific
American.
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Feather beds are not mailable
Eggs must he sent when new.
A pair Of onions will 60 for two
scents.
Ink bottles must be corked When
sent by mail
Over three pounds Of real estate
are moi transmissible.
Parties are compelled to lick their
own postage stamps and envelopes
the postmaster cannot be compelled TO
do this.
An arrangement has been perfected
by which letters without postage will
he Immediately forwarded-to the
dead letter office.
Parties are earnestly requested moi
to send postal cards with money ord
ers inclosed, rs large sums are fire
quently lost in that way.
Nitro glycerine must be forwarded
at the risk Of sender II il should
blow up in the postmaster's hands he
cannot be held responsible.
When letters are received bearing
no direction, the parties for whom
they are intended will please signify
the fact to the postmaster that he may
at once forward.
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FISH BROS.
FARM WAGONS F!
HOLMES THIMBLE,
lf-Oiling Skeins.

These Wagons are noW offered
to de farmers Of Central Kentucky, 'Vith
a number livery Important and
Recent improvements male IN
the last sr months, The most Important Of
,rhich is The Holmes Self Oiling
Thimble Skein, avoiding The great
Inconvenience of removing The 'ch5els to
oil them.
Holmes Skein and Boring docs oiody
,uih al side draft, The great objection in
all other Skeins, as the Skeia Is perfect
~ straight.
These Wagons, 'cih this late iulprope-
meni, ,cH run from 200 to 900 lbs.
Lighter than any wagon not provided
,uitt them, in proportion 10 the size and
Toad.
Fish Bros. & Co. hare the exclusive
riqht to use them in Die United States.
The Boring Is so constructed that Il
Is impossible for them 10 loosen or turn IN
The teOOd.
They take ia One-tiird moro rood "a
| the Skein than The old style.
The shoulder 10 them Is a periect:fitns
sand band. n can not lose any oil at th'
point.
The ARIES are one size larger than III
corresponding sizes Of 'odgons not usin,
| d,e Holmes Skein.
The Wheels are boiled IN oil beon
painting hence the tires hare not loosene'
in a single instance 'ciihin our kno'd
edge, having sold 900 Of them in he las
siT years.
These Wagons ,eiH be for sale IN al
sizes, as rell as Iron Arles, By ID. 5
Mar,oell, 1t Aim Springs, 'rho 'eiI
haze ,cagons on exhibition on public an
Court days at DanVille, Harrodsbu'
aud Stanford, and By ~ at Lebanon.
EVery Wagon Is guaralteed in eri
ing By us.
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The tallest men Of whom record is
made, we're a German named Hans
Bar, and Hungarian soldier, name
not given, who lived several centuries
ago, each Of them being eleven feet
high; their weight is not known. The
heaviest man Of whom record is made,
was Miles Darden, the Tennessee gi-
ant, who was seven and one half feet
high and weighed over | 900 pounds;
he died in 1857. Daniel Lambert,
the English mass Of ilesh,' was five
feet and eleven inches in height, and
weighed 739 pounds. In 1865 there
was buried at Bengal, India, a man
named Cugua, who claimed to he 800
years Of age. The oldest person who
died during the present century was a
Frenchman in Paris, named jean
Golembeski, who was 1875 years
old. A man named David Kurnison,
died in Chicago, in 1851, who claimed
to he 1l6 years old.
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No one denies that it wise 20 make
provision for I'D age, but We are not
all agreed a, TO the kind Of provision
its best TO lay in Certainly We shall
want no little money, for a destitute
old man Is indeed a sorry sight. Yes,
save money by all means. But an
old man needs that particular kind Of
strength which young men are most
apt to waste Many foolish fellow
will throw away on holiday Ger.
tain amount Of nervous energy which
he will never feel the want Of till he
Is 30, and then how much he will
want il IL is curious. but true, that
a bottle Of champagne at 10 will in
tensify the rheumatism at ihreescore.
Il isa fact that everlasting the eyes
at II may necessitate the aid Of spec
tacles at 40 instead of go. We advise
our young friends To be saving Of
health for old age. for the maxim
holds good in regard to health as mon
ey--"Waste not. want not II il
the greatest mistake to suppose thai
violation IT the laws Of health can
escape its penalty. Nature forgive'
no sin, no error; she let's oil the often
der for fifty wears sometimes, but sh'
catches him at last, and inhicts Oh
punishment just when, just where
aud Just how he feels it most. Saw,
up for old age, but save knowledge
save the recollection Of good aud no
BILE deeds, innocent pleasures and pur'
thought; save friends; save love, AM
save rich stores Of that kind Of wealIl
which time can not diminish nor TAX,
away
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A Curious AccIDENT.-A curious
instance of a partial loss of memory is
mentioned in the French papers. A
painter. who was visiting a friend at
Soeaux, was standing ON balcony on
a second floor when he overbalancel
himself and fell ON the ground below.
Every one rushed down stairs expect
ing to find him dead; but he quickly
picked himself up and seemed unhur;.
When. however, he turned to address
his friends. he could not remember
their names. lie had forgotten his
own. and, TO his utter astonishment,
he also found that he could not re-
call a single substantive. lie eau
pronounce one after the other the let
tiers Of which the names of bis wife
aud daughters are composed, but he
is una le TO unite them into one
word.