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New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
Gueeial Notices.
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ior account OF the executors Of The Of he late Cd
con Soaring Of pRfca HfGGsIsa. sRAd L. collection Of
sn as. sS s sSS
Indian Antiquities &c Catalogues ready Goods On view
Bangs Il CO.. Aaciioucers. 739 aud 7it Broadway
BY 6R6EE Of fHE 5UPlslok Gi'c5 c5GR
srrREor!fPiE PLATES ~, c,,., To-.
Of 1d A Ansn or On @ G%Ss
ces Addison 90 Contract ST. = Sts shnV 10 AZ
Rome Made Preserves.
PURE GU RRANT JELLY.
sPICED AND CANNED FRUITS.
JAMS. JELI.IES PICKLES &c.
Housekeopes wishing tho above articles made from old
fashioned home receipts aud perfectly send
orler 10 SARAH = NCELRArH. 1893 D'g;aw 81, Brooxlya
Circulars with references and prices application
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN WHEN DESIRED
kcrp the cool and tn, brain clear by the nse OF
TAHNANi"s SELrZER APERIENT
Patents. EARLE H. SMITH. Expert In Patent Causes and
Solicitor 81 y,ars experience Highest references 81 Park
JnnS Hn' 30 5Cfsn so viii lnn ssr " .
osn @ % 1917 oy oy Germany and pce NUT be
specially addresoiG and at $50 a. NJ Tor France dr.ei Dy
by sie1 nship Wertrvia hampton aud Iemen
on THURSDAY at 9Soa m ior EUROPE 6y stramslp y oiy
and France be specially addressr: Ond at 1880
and ManOurs SATU UKDAi at II a. m. Tor Europe by
steamship GeInaEicv Queenstown corr GER
many and DB specially aresse; and at II
scotland direct by steamship hiopia VIA glasgow;
and ii HI for Germany &c. by sansh? Oder, VIA
southampton and Bremen coresponence Tor Gea, srian
COnrn must be caly atdressed The Inss Tor
sweden aud Norway are dispatched Dy Hamburg
only. The mails for Porto ics ana me
Vest Iuuics Newly Ok June lS The mails for Cuba
and Mexico leave New.YOrk June H. The mails FOR 81
Pierre MiquclOn leave New.YOrk June Il. The mails
for Newfoundland NewYork June S. The mails or
MexcO VIA New.OTleans, leave New.fork June -. lite
China ami leave Sau francesca July l. Inc
IalIs Tor Australia &C. lelys Saa Fran1lsc1 Jny y
THOS. l.. JAMES POstmaster.
Post Once. NewYork June II. 1880
Structure Impotence and Diseases OF the GenerAye
cured. Hours 20 ami jty7
1ENRY 4. DANIELS NJ d.. li4 Lexingtonave near 2JthN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

with a glowing and eloquent tribute
to Gen, Hancock,
The chairman, j, Nj, Smith, in n
very forcible manner called the at
tentien of the meeting to the fact
that every speaker for the day, cN-
cept the first, had served us a
soldier in the late war, and fought
hravely against the enemies Of oW
country; which fact alone should
bc sufficient to convince amy fair
minded man that the republican
charges against the Democratic
party Of E.voring Rebel claims, pay
ing the Rebel debt, etc, were simply
clcotionccring claptrap, intended to
alarm the timid. KS proof that
his supply had not been exhausted,
he said he would introduce another
genuine soldier, Col. Adrieh.
Col. NJ. A. Aldmeh, who served
IL Rhode Island regiment during
the war, but now an editer of the
Milwaukee News, made Il stirring
speech, dwelling particularly on the
danger to u Republican form Of
government III allowing any party
TO remain III power too. long, dc
stated that the sinking ship lost thc
rats which in the course of time
controlled the dominant party;
therefore the only way TO cxtcrmi-
nate the vermim was to rcmain
above water long Mt time,
Col. Ripley being called for re-
piled in his plain, honest frontier
style, fairly clcctrifying ms audi
cncc. The meeting closed with
three rousing cheers for Hancock,
three cheers for Judge Cothrcn, and
three for our eloquent speakers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
TllE MARKETS.

FLOUR: Patent, $780, Winter
S2.S5; Spring, S2GO,
WINTER WHEAT FOO. TO soc.
per bushel.
SPRING WHEAT From 6oc.
to Zoe. per bushel.
OATS.-22c per bus.
CORN 25c per hushcl.
BARlEY.-From l0c to 60c per
bushcl,
FLAX-SEED Shopper bushel.
POTATOES &c per bushcl.
SALT-0rdinary hno 81 75 per
bib. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks CSC lbs.), 81 25 large
sacks (224 lbs.), So 80.
CLOVER SEEp-s3,50 to Si.00
per bus,
TIMOTHY $500 per bushel.
HIDES Green, q TO &c. per H.,
calf, Zoe. per lb,
lIAY--S6 % to 81 00 per ton.
TURNlPS-50c per bashel.
BUTTER lSc per H.
EGGS--l5c. per dozen.
LARD-l2ic. per ID.
BEANS-S1o0 tc Sl.20 per bu.
WOOI-Washed, 25c, to 30e.
WOOI-Unwashed, Bic. TO 25c.
TALLOW--4ic. per ID.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kcts, Be. TO loc per h.
BEEF-Live, S2.75 to 600.
HOGS-Live, 1915.
LEAD 0RE-s26.00 per 1000 IL.
BLACKJACK $2l 90 per ton.
DRY-BONE-s14,00 per ton.
LUMBER--common-Sl6.00p 90 per
NJ.
APPLES-50c per bushc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Foreclosure Sale,
tae W iscousin Iowa County

St+'t p w lSconelll II iowa county
circuit ,'ortt
William nvury, PNlnuG.
against
John CONWAY, Johanna Conway HIS wife, and
Georuc Henry, assignee II John SttHchan "
bankruptcy, defend ante,
by virmc ur aud pursuant tn Judgment of
foreclosure nsG sale rendered IN he above en-
titled action on the ~ IL day OF 0ctoher y
1871 III said Iowa comfy circuit Eonrt VIII
expose for sal" and veil a. public anctiuB to
the hYhett bidder for cash al the front door ot
tine Court llousc In the village Of Dodgcyilc in
said Iowa county. state uf MmcO4siu, on Tues
day. tho ltlh daN of November A. u isSO at :
O'clock in the afternoon Of sad day, the follow
lhu described moltgagcd nremi-cs, or - much
thereof ~ shall be necessary To ra,tr ihH
amount ol ,aid Judgment, iutrtegt, easts Ard
toetp Of sale, t.wit; The south hall OF lie
north 'east quarter and the north east QuHtt6r
Of the south east quarter OF section number tt9
In township numoer Ave 10Y north 9; range
number four ~ caet IN the county Of iowa aud
state OF Wiscon-tn.
Dated shorin''s Office. DodRevlle. Iowa county,
Wisconsin. September 10th 1880,
THOMAS BLACkNEI,
sheriff, Iowa County, Wis,
Henry 4 Sl.ith. Attorneys FOR PaInnn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Foreclosure Sale.
State OF wisconsiu-Iowa County

State of Wisconslu-lowa County
Circuit Court.
Geouc Chamlcy. TlantiG, sgsinst AlcNsu,
der, ludlum, Defendant,
BY virtue ot and patsusnt 10 Judgment of
forrclosure aid sale, wondered Ia the shave en-
titled actios on The lith dSy of October, A u
1879. In Esid Iowa County Circuit Court, ! VIII
expese fer ssle and sell At public suettou,ic the
highest bidder for cash, at the mont door Of tho
Gogrt House, IN the village of podgcvillc, Iowa
cnuuty,Wls,. onrhursdSv,thc 9TH day VI necem-
he', A. II. 1850, At n'clrck In the sgtt rnoon VI
sald dSy. the following desctihsd premises To
raise the amount et raid Judgment interest,
costs and eosts OF sale, to-wt; The ner h east
quarter, and the southeast qasrtCr ~ the south
tast quarter Ut section number eighteen (lSl,
ard the south west quarter or the south wcst
quarter 81 section number seventeen az, save
and except eng ~ acre heretofore decided to
the school district, all in township number ave
(5l, north OF range number ers (il, eSsl " the
fourth principal meridian. in Iowa county, wis
consln, aud containing sSg acres more or lers,
Oated, SAerG's ON CO, nodgcVtlc, Iowa
county, Nitconsin. TINE lSth day OF otober,
A, D. 1850.
THOMAS RlACkNRN,
sheriff oi lows County, Wisconsin.
HRNWY 4 SMlrH, Attotuuys tar F,aiUUN 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Foreclosure Sale.
State Of Wiseonsin--lowa County

Sthte Ot W lSINllSln Iowa county
Circuit. Court.
William 7, Iichry, Plaintiff, against N,Cholar
RiechlinC and Oryile Strong ~ Receiver of
the late arm uf Spang \ StrAtmsn
By virtue OF and purtuanl 10 Judgment of
foreclosure aud salc, rendered ia the above
entitled sctiop ON the 10Th cav October. A, u,
1879, IN raid Iowa county circuit court. will
rxpore for sale. aud sell al public auction. to
the hiIhest bidder for cash, at tho hont door
OF the Court House, IN the NillaSe " Dodge
vile Iowa EouaN Wisconsin, on Thursday
the alh day of December, A. u, 1851. at )
O'Clock IL the afternoon raid day, the follow
ing dcscrihvd prglnirtr, to rairc the Hmnunt of
raid judemcn,. interest, cortr aud coats OF
sale, = vft The west hSlt Of the narth east
QuaItvi -, section pUmbcr tOVen l;l In town
snip number 1--we %, north ni range number
four (il east, In Iowa County W scunsin, and
containing 81 actes more OtleNS
DATED Sheriff once, nodrcvllc, Iowa
county. Wisconsin, this 18th day ot Gelohar A
r. iSSl THOMAS BLACkNEl,
Shcri Il 0i Iowa County. Atrsorrn
llENlN 4 SMITH, Attorneys tor flatntIn, 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

sheriff ~, lows County, Wisconsin.
HHNRY 4 SMlrH, AttotuuYs iar PAiUUA, ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Circui. Court-lowa County, Wis

O'ISul. touil loWa OouHt), w 10
coneln.-
Archibald McArthur Plaintiff, aganst FRANK
Roberts. Fannie Roberts hir wife, Rhoda \
Richardson dormerly Khoda s. Roberts ]
George W Richardson her husband. Richard
steele. Hiram Morey J, j. Delaney. MI ton
McCallister. W J. Finley. II. +. Mchnlty,
G0dltrP Kvik, The Autman q Taylor Com
pauy, Wm. A. Knowlton, u. NJ 0sborne 4
CO., and John RoHel, Ira < towel aud
Frank Grover eo.patueir doug business
under thc firm name and s:ylu OF j. s.
RoWpll 4 Go. a j MCCarn aud J. Hodges
co partners doing business under the irnl
name aud rttle Oi A j Mc%arn ~ co /,
Richard MOfur. and Joseph Pntz DetcudBnte
Ibe SLATE " AiAcOLsn - Frank Roberts,
Fannie Roberts bis wife, Rhoda 5 Richardson
! rinCrts N,OJa 8, ltOberts.j George w. Rich
artsoh her husband, Richard slcee, Hirhm
MOtcy, T., J .Dciahey Milton McCallisler. j. "
Fiulryt He Mchntty, Godhtp keik. The Ault.
man IaElcr '1mpany, VIM. khOwlt0I4
d. N. 0sborpe & Co, aud Johu s. Rowell. Ira
> HoWcll and Frank GfnYer COpatters doitR
butlh Gidcr under the firm name aud slyle
VI J. s RuNell y Co., a. j hcCafa aud |.
Hodges 90 wortncrr dong business 9nder the
hfin maine and hiyie Of A. j McGatn A Co,
Richard Mouis, aud Joseph Putt, the sAid de-
fcndAntr
Yon are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days after teryice OF this summons
exclusive Of the day of eeryicc. aud dcfena
the above entitled action In the court AlOfe-
reiu Aha ~ NhtN " gVuI lallutt 90 W 10, jug
mcnt viii BE- rendered against you according
" the demand Of the complaint; oi which a
copy is herewith served upon you
ARCHIBALD hcAkTHUK.
Plaintiff. and Attorney pro to .
+. @. Address, Mineral Point Iowa County, VIE
The summons aud complaint ID the above
entitled action Was hled III the Oiiicc of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for lows county,
W igcOnsi IN at Dodgsyille Ia said county Of Iowa
Jn the 2lth day 0i July A. ID. ieSO, aud remains
here On fle. The above summons ii published
by order ~ this judge % taid Court. dated
luiy 25th. is81
ARCHIBALD MACARTHUR.
ji-tw Plaintiff. and Attorney, ptO re
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
State of Wisconsin-lowa County

-
Court-rs. In the matter Of the estate ut
Th0mas Comfort, d, ccaesd.
Letters tesiamentary naVinE beet this diY
issucd To laaSc G. Comfort aud John 5, Com.
tort Of raid county, and six nnnlh- from the
date hereof bcitg allowed aud limited creditors
TO present tneIr claims against eaid deceased
Tor examination aud All vance.
II IL ordered that all elaine aud dcmands
and adjusted before the Judge OF this c0ur,; aud
Tor that purpose he viii be al hir ntlice In the
village oi Dodgeyille ON the Hrst I \ raay Of
each month during the term above limited.
And II IL further ordered and directed that a
notice of the times aud llaers for examining
aud allowing CLAIMS, and the time lmued to
creditors to present their claimr be given bI
publication Of this order iGT four successive
weeks In the Iowa County Democrat, a weekly
Newspaper published IN thie county,
Dated, DodgcYlllc, wis Sept. 18th, 1880.
By the ConrI.
~ JOHN r. JONES, Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

In contemplating the causes
which may disturb our union, il
occurs as n matter ofserious concern,
that any grounds should hnvc been
furnished for characterizing par
ties by geographical discrimination
northern and southern Atlpnfc
and western, whence designing men
may cndcayor TO excite d belief
that there is real difference Of 10,
cal interests and views. One of lie
cHpedcnts Of party TO acquire inllu,
ence, within particular districts, il
to misrcprescnt the opinions and
aims Of other districts. You cannot
shield yourselves TO much against
the jealousies and heart burninrs
which spring from these misrepre-
sentations; they tend to render
alien 70 each other those who ought
to be bound togather by fraternal
affection. Washington's Farewell
address.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

The Republicans are Just com.
meneing TO become cognizant of the
fact that II they are 70 make any
show in Richland County this fall
they must wake up, and accord.
ing y have trotted out all their local
talent the county affords and set
them TO work in good earnest.
They hayec got their hands fnll
q fact they do not dony.-Rich,
land Democrat.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14

Thousands OF tons of Limburger cheese
are produced every season, mostly in the
States of New York and Wisconsin, at q
cost of less than half that Of the imported
article, 1t finds its market and is cOnSum-
ed mostly by our German American popu-
lation. 1t is more profitable to the farmer
and maker than any other kind of cheese,
because from a given quantity OF milk
more weight is obtained and better prices
are realized.
Judge John F. Lay, Of Richmond. has
been appointed by Gov. Holiday a mem
Der of the Board of Visitors of the Uni
verslty of Virginia, and Col. John b. Eur
cell. of Richmond, has been appointed q
member of the Virginia Military Institute
Board in place Of Capt. John S. Wise, re-
signed.
Tue farm of the late George W. Janney,
near Hamilton, Loudoun county, Va. loO
acres, with wood lot of seven acres, mas
been purchased by Hiram Tavenner. at
private sale, for $40 dollars per acre Tor the
cleared land, and s85 per acrefor the WOOD
lot.
In Scott county, Va, last week, a pistol
in the hands of a young man named John
Tittsnorth was accider tally discharged,
the ball striking his fonrteen-year-old SIS
ter in the stomach, and causing her death
the next day.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company have negotiated loan of SIS O0O,-
| 600, and IL deed ON the tnchiSeS, &C., OF
| the company has been II corded in the sew
erai clerks offices of liz counties through
| which the road runs + 1ocastle Herald.
i l/,tf no
Vile, is travelling in New Mexico.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14

HANDSOME CONFERENCE.-The Lex :
ington Gazette says that Thomas A.
Scott, who has just retired from the Pres
idency of the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road, has just sent to John l.. Campbell,
Jr., Treasurer of Washington & Lee Uni
versity, the sum Of four thousand dollars
$4,000, being the balance of subscrip-
ton of $4,000 made short time ago to
the endo wment fund of the University.
CHARLOTTESVILLE AFT s.-The
'Je ffersonian" of Wednesday, contains
the following items:
Death from Chzorgorm. b. V.
Whitlock, for some years milliper in
town, was found dead in her store Tues
day, She had been in the habit of using
chloroform for years and had accidentally
taken an overdose.
Profits on Shesp.-A gentleman speaking
TO us the other day of the profits of sheep
raising said he had sheared four ewes,
whose feeces averaged twelve pounds each.
The wool was sold at 373 cents per pound,
and in addition to this each eve had a pair
of lambs.
Personal-Rev Thos. Hume of Staun-
ton, filled the Baptist pulpit last Sunday
in the absence Of Rev. W. FL. Williams,
who is attending the Southern Baptist
Convention at Lexington, KY.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14
National Politics.

If were to give the name Of the lead
ing Virginia Republican who is for Grant,
yet who said yesterday that he will not be
elected, it would surprise his Virginia
BRETHREN Washinqtoa Cor. Richmond
Dispatch.
MIR. Seymour did run in 1868 against
General Grant, and was not elected. Why2
Because the Southern States were not free.
No election was held ia Virginia in 1858.
But we need only look at the figures to see
that he would have been elected if the
Southern States had been at liberty then
as they are nov to vote for him.
In 1868 Mr.. Seymour received the votes
of the Northern States OF New York, New
Jersey and Oregon. These States now cast
New York 35, New Jersey 8 and Oregon
8, or 46 votes III all. Add these to the 1873
votes OF the solid South. and Mr.. Seymour
is elected Richmond Dispatch.
On entering the County Convention at
Chicago On Monday, the Giant men dis
covered that large majority of the dele
gates were anti Grant; so they quietly
gave the signal and the Grant delegates
picked up their hats and left the hall,
whence they proceeded to the Palmer
House and organized convention OF their
own. The delegates chosen by this con-
vention will De struggled or forced into
the State Convention beyond doubt, and
no matter what the preferences of the Re-
publicans of the State, Grant will be de-
clared to be the choice of the party for
President The National Convention will
be made up and handled after the same
simple recipe, AID unless snme unforeseen
contingency should arise, Gen. Grant will
be rendered" the nomination, although it
mist be perfectly plain to everybody 10y
/ this time that he is the choice of a minor
| ity of the party throughout the Union.-.
Should he be nominated, the same game OF
| bluff will be tried in the campaign. but
| here the third-term schemers will bring
| up against the solid rock of popular sui
| frage. Their tactics will not avail at the
polls. For the first time they will be fore
| I'd to submit their candidates claims TO
the people, and Democrats need have nc
| special anxieties as to the re5ult.-Batta-
| more Gazette.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14
school for nurses has been opened i,

A school for nurses has been opened in
Baltimore under the auspices of the Col.
lege of Physicians and Sugeous. The first
lecture of instruction was delivered by DR..
Thomas Opie, Dean of the Faculty. The
lectures are exclusively to women, of
whom hundred, many of high social
standing, were in attendance
The .'Humphreys farm" of MIR. Daniel
Dovenberger in Jefferson county, W. Va,
containing 200 acres, has been purchased,
with growing wheat, by Mr.. Daniel Hefle-
bower, for $10.5O0.
Mariar Evans ("George Eliot'') the IA
mons novelist whose husband died eigh-
teen months ago has, though sixty years
of age, Just married again-this time a
Mr.. Cross.
A farmer in Giles county, Va, has
eve from which he has clipped twenty
seven pounds of wool during the past year.
The Harrisonburg Guards have larrang
ed for picnic at Fort Defiance, on Sat
urday the 22nd inst.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14
State Politics.

Fayette McMullin (Readjuster) announ-
ced in speech at Abingdon his intention
to run for congress and said Il would have
nv right arm cut off at the feeble socket''
before the nomination of Fulkerson or
Blair would make him withdraw. Nc.
polled several thousand votes at the last
congressional election.
Lewis E. Ha.rvie says in card in the
Wing that he intends to support the
Cincinnati nominee but "has no cOnnec-
ton with the Conservative party"
The two Nortons (colored) spoke for the
Malone electoral ticket, in Halifax coun-
replied in favor OF the straight out Repub-
lican ticket.
The Shenandoah VALLEY" says. "Our
people are Democratic and will support
the nominee of the Convention at Cincin-
natl. They may be Readjusters or Fun
ders, at the same they are men, not ma
chimes, not tools, not slaves !"
Maj. S. 2. Bayly, Republican candidate
for congress in the Alexandria district, 10
reported by the Washington correspondent
of the Alexandria Gazette" as saying.
that he heard Mr.. Early. astraightout Re
publican and one of the electors from the
Albemarle distrl ct, send WORD to General
Malone by Mr.. Paige that if he, Malone,
would put man. on his ticket pledged to
vote for the nom inee of the Chicago con-
vention, he, EARLY, would give way for
him. as his dt sire, was to secure the vote
of the State for the Chicago ticket, and it
made no difference who cast that vote SO
that the object be attained, and Major
Bayly says he Is of the same way OF think
ing.
"What care the people Who is presi-
deDt?" is the voice Of the leader of the i'll
dependent ticket scheme. The vote of the
Democrats of the old ''Tenth Legion" will
show what they care. The Democrats OF
this Valley are still Democrats Of the old
school and they intend to show that what
ever may be the disgraceful alliances Of
Republican negroes and Office seeking Con
servaties in other sections OF the State.
they will stand firm and will rejoice in the
victory of the, National Democratic party.
These are sentiments which the Demo-
Gratis of ohen andoah endorse now and will
endorse at the election in November.
They will vot the old time ticket and are
not frightened by an alliance OF all the ell
ements, white and black, which you can
bring against it. Woodstock Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14
At the execution Of Lucian Noftsinee,

At the execution Of Lucian Noftsipger
Of Botetourt county, Va, in Gainesville,
Texas, mob organized to rescue him
which was haraDgued in front of he Jail by
its leaders but was dispersed by the official
posse. The remains of Noftsinger were
taken to Virginia by his aged father, who
bid last farewell to his sou by throwing
y kiss. with eyes full of tears. while stand
ing outside the rope enclosing the scat
fold.
IF. Gallaher of the Shenandoah Val
lev r. X. Engineer corps, a son of the
senior editor OF the Charlestown "Free
Press and Jack Trplett, young man
residing near Milford, Page county, had a
shooting ARRAY there on Sunday of last
week. Both were slightly wounded.
Daniel Conroy of Erie, Pa, the "gem
puzzle maniac" has been discharged from
the Dixmont Asylum, cured, and returned
to his home. His passion for the blocks
has entirely left him.