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left the city last Thursday, cstensi-
bly, on business, since when he has
not been heard from. He left be-
hind the following letter:
"March Ill desire to make
to my friends and creditors a frank
confession of my sin and folly in
fraudulently using the name and
credit of others in the vain hope
of extricating myself from embar-
easements caused by the bad man
agement of my affairs. Compelled
to flee from my home, utterly pen
niless, | solemnly declared my pur-
pose to devote the balance of my
life to the payment of my every in
debtedness, and | invoke a charita-
BILE judgment and treatment on the
part of all concerned.
'.R. l.. DICKINSON"
An investigation into the fOrgcr-
es show that they will aggre gate
$4,000 or more,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17
Forge ries in Richmond, Va
I've Years Of Systematic
SwindIing.

RICHMOND, Va, March IA
This community was startled this
morning by the public announce
ment that DR.. Luther r. Dickinson,
editor and proprietor Of the Planter
and Farmer Magazine, and a prom
inent citizen of Richmond, has
been engaged for two years past in
a systematic course of fogeries, u.s.
ing the forged Endorsements of
Messrs. Jeter & Dickinson, proprie-
tors OF the Religious Herald, to ne
gotiate notes of his own, which he
offered for discount at various bank
ing institutions in this city, or sold
to note brokers. He has also for
some time past forged the indorse-
ments of the Rev. DR.. George B.
Taylor, Baptist missionary to Rome,
Italy, and Rev. Charles E. Taylor,
Professor in Waketorrest College,
North Carolina, both of whom are
his brothers-in-law. The fact that
he was brother OF Rev. DR.. A. Z.
Dickinson, the juior member of the
firm of Jcter & Dickinson, and was
otherwise SO highly connected, dis
PEELED all suspicious of the genuine
ness of the signatures forged, and
he might have continued his crimi-
nal operations for long time to
come but for the recent death of
Rev. DR.. j. B. Jeter. the senior
member Of the firm of Jeter G. Dick
inson, which event rendered imposs-
ible the further use of the firm
name in negotiating loans to meet
the forged notes rapidly maturing.
The settling up of the the affairs
Of DIR. Jeter, deceased, led to the
discovery of the forgcries. The
forger, finding that disclosure of his
many crimes was about to be made
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

What we want in our government j.
stability and continuity. 1t is point
Of weakness that our president holds
efhce only four years.'-Beecher on
Grant.
We will put a crown on your head
next year, general.'-Jsdge BradastH al
CAieaSe Boom.
The people would joyfully place the
crown on the head Of u. 8. Grant,
xerslGad, in Penn. Consegtssn.
Without bloodshed and rivers Of it,
there Will be no political change in the
administration We need o stronger
government The wealth Of the coun.
Try has to bear the burdens Of the gov.
eminent, and should control it, 'Ts
avert fearful bloodshed, a strong central
government should be established az
soon % possible. '-SsSGtsr Sharon.
The Democrats must be voted down
or whipped down. Republicans sheuld
be prepared for trouble at the next pres.
idential electien.' General Grant
would call 10 his side half q million o.
veteran soldiers. '-laeer. Ocean.
Beecher is for Grant-first term, last
term, and all the terms, - Chicago Jour
nal (Rep.)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

RICHMOND, VA, March Estate
Auditor Massey, who was elevated to
that position by the readjusters, will
tomorrow notify all county treasurers
that he will not in future receive balan-
ces that may be due the treasury By
them IN coupons, as has been the Gus
tom by his predecessors for years. 1t
seems there are about $4,000 due
from county treasurers Oh account OF
arrearages, who. in accordance with uni
form custom heretofore, expected to set.
tie up in coupons, and thus save mar
gins in prices. Mr.. Massey says he IS
fortified in his course by the opinion OF
the State Encouragement, and will re-
sist payment Of these dues in anything
except money.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

Mr.. TILpHN's PHYSICAL CoNDI-
rror.-A New York letter says: II
any OF Mr.. Tilden's friends arc sollci.
tous about his health, 1t would have
done them good this stormy Thursday
morning 10 see. the old gentleman walk.
ing down Brsadwsy in the midst Of a
binding snowstorm, with as little ap.
parent concern as II il was bright SUM-
nv day in midsummer. He had big
book under his arm, - II 1t might be
ledger or something Of the kind. While
the rest Of mankind were riding in ON
pibusses, OF patronixng the elevated,
Sis candidate for the presidency was
taking pedestrian exercise under Cir
cunstances which conclusively demon
citrate that, whatever be may BE- in 9TH
er respects, his physical condition must
be:frst-rxte. Just now this fact is Of no
small importance, and the politicians,
u whom be il q perpetual object OF in
terest may make note Of 1t according
1y.v
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

The committee on memoirs 10 which
the name of A. ]. Bovey, was referred
made their report and short addresses
were delivered by j. E. Holt and J. E.
Widmeyer.
Committees on church erection and
temperance, elected interesting dis
|cusslon.
A vote Of thanks for the kind enter
tainment furnished by the people of Ed
inburg to preachers and visitors of the
conference. Also vote Of thanks TO
the B. & o. r. r. for reduced fare.-
Preaching in the several churches in
Edinburg at night and on the Sabbath.
Conference adjourned with doxology
and benediction.
L. n. UNDERWOOD, Reporter
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The ORE KNOB MINRs.-We are
informed that the company opera
ting these mines have on its pay
rolls five hundred men some of
whom are paid $3.50 and others
125 per month. The average
daily expenses are between $40O
and $500. this including the care
and feeding of seventy head of mules
and horses. The average daily ca
pacity of the mines is six barrels of
copper, of the weight of 1900
pounds each. This copper is worth
on the market 20 cents per pound,
The nearest railroad point is Mari
on, Virginia, fifty miles distant
from the mipes, and wagons are
constantly on the road between
those points.-HllSviHe Virgin
ian.
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WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.


THE Virginia Legislature adjourned
On 9th INST. A number Of bills which
had passed both houses, failed to be-
come laws because there was not suf-
fcient time for the enrolling clerks to
prepare them for the signature Of the
Governor. The following brief message
was received from the Governor inn
mediately before the adjournment OIL
the Senate.
COMMONWEALTH OF VA"
Governors OFFICE
March 3, 1880.
Itender to the General Assembly my
consideration and respect, and kind
ly wish its members, one and all, a safe
Journey TO their respective homes, re.
GREETING. however. that they should
have deemed it proper to adjourn with
out passing the usual appropriation bill.
Very respectfully,
FRED. w. M. HOLIDAY.
Lieut.. Gov. Walker as soon as this
message was read pronounced the
Senate adjourned sine die.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

There are thousands Of Democrats 10
New York, not Tammsny men in any
sence oil the word, who honestly and
deeply feel that the election Of Mr..
Tilden 10 the Presidency would be the
destruction Of the Democratic party,
and who cannot be induced to vote for
hlm on any conditions. What ought a
Democratic candidate who cares for the
success of bis party do in the face of such
a state OF things?-N. Y. " Grid
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Baltimore Conference M. T.
Church. South.


Conference met at $3.50 P. NJ, DR..
A. w. Wilson in the chair. Religious
services were conducted by Rev. W. a.
Wade.
The report of statistics was read
The membership is 1852, netincrease
of 1858, the removals by death and
otherwise being over 1900. The num-
Der Of churches, 367 parsonages, 70
total number OF buildings, 440, an in
crease of s; value of ali, s859,375
raised this year for this, aS2,S05; in
debtedness, $50, $50. Number of Sun
day schools, 457; increase, %; officers,
4,283 increase, IS; scholars, 25,96S;
increase, 1918; expenses of schools,
1884 33. The amount raised for sup
port of ministry, $50, l24, besides house
rent, &C., an average OF 81 CO pei
member.
Harris onburg, Va, was selected as
the place Of the next session. After an
impressive address from the Bishop be
read the appointments at midnight, and
the session ended.
APPOINTMENTS.
Wmchester District-N Head, p E
Winchester, II II Kennedy; Winches'
ter circuit, w A Wade; Cedarvllle, +
A Mercer Front Royal, sc Fergu'
son; Warren, y Z Bealle; Berryyille
| F A Strother; Brucetown, ] " Wolfe
W B Dorsey /; Martinsburg, II David
son Berkeley, J H March Charles
town, J A Register; Frederick mission
J H Temple; f T Heterick, sup; JEFF
ferson, B S Highley; Blue Ridge mis-
sion, (supplied by ] Wolf;) Shepherds
town, W G Eggleston Gansboro', J
II Wolfe one TO he supplied Capor
Bridge, Andrew Roeey; VIM Hedges
sup; Strasburg, L Fox Valley Female
College, B Arbegast; Lonoak Female
College, J p Hyde.
Rockingham District.-J S Martin,
Z; stanton, R r S Hough; Stauntor
circuit, W X Marshal HarrisOnburg,
L Shipley Shenandoah Iron Works, A
P Boude; Port Republic, j I Maxwell
Mt. Pleasant, II c Calwell; Mt. Sid
ney, A Weller Parnassus, S r Snapp
| G R Jefferson, sup; Brdgewater, I
w Kinzer, r S Cunningham Eas
Rockingham, l. H Graybill wv oodstocl
and Edlnburg, W c Maloy; COlumbi;
Furnace, G T D Collins New Market
| D Bush, A Boone, sup; Luray, F /
Richey, II A Brown; Augusta, c {
lLinthiCum West Augusta, r NJ vii
liams Waynesboro', j r Van Horne
Wesleyan Female Institute, William 4
Harris.
Moorefeld District-R Smithson, ? z
Moorc6eld, S w Haddaway, ] Beatty
sup, Petersburg, A NJ Cackley Frank
lin, L Butt; Crab Bottom, A Q Flaher
ty ; Monterey, L G Martin, one to b
supplied ; Keyser and Cumberland l
d Smith E; Mineral Circuit, W A WOOL
Piedmont, L R hardwood; Frostburg
J r Andrew Listonburg, 5 F Butt
Springfield, E G Vandiver; South
Branch, c A Joyce; Hardy, G o Ho'
man Lost River mission, A b Blue
Morgan, ] X Gilbert Rainsburg, j n
Grandin Circleville, ]. 7. Hawkins, a
lW Wilson, missionary secretary. Robt
III G Keeran, transferred to Missour
conference.
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cially the work is assuming vast
proportions under the management
of several Chicago companies
One works night and day and washes
the surface for placer gold as well as
mines the quarts veins and machin-
cry. These veins are reported very
rich.
Every day we have reports Of
gold bearing veins in different sec
tions of the State, and the yield this
year from the mines in operation
must be very considerable. -Lyach-
6urg Be1Cs,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

VIRGINIA GoLD.-Gold is found
in many places in our State, and is
now being pro6tably worked. In
Orange and Spottsylvsnia espe-
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y.

JOSIAH stickley sheriff, o.. sLeu4l1al County
AM as such Alnr. q Geo. French ~. decd.
Vryie, Beckie. ana Robert French, l-.Aut chl.-
dren OF Geo. French Jr. decd; Frank, Robert,
John, stephen, Nellie, Eliza and Nary Weemes,
infant children Of Frank aud llolhe Weemes
decd; Edwin Got, infant children Of Emma
Gott dec John, Ellen and Arthur Bowie, IN
FAINT children OF Geo. French Bowie decd. and
deed. and q. ". AIiley Guardian addition Tor IA.
.aut defeuiants..... ........ ............ Defts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

ErIlGINIA, IO-HIr.
. In tie Clerk. OH 81 the C.rcu.t Court O.
shenandoah uaty, Is VACATION, February ia
1857.
Maria c. French, susan Z. French, william
Booth and Anna lis Wlie, Geo. i. French and
VanLear French, Arri4In4 b. Lluey. q. f. comp
ton and L. /. G NIPPON, James owens and Luy
his wife, and william ile.usey and Maggie BIS
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New Advertisements.
{ stray Steer.

Taken up By the subscriber, on his land, ncar
Edinburg,
AN ESTRAY STEER.
of the following description The said steer has
brown neck, white sides and left eye out AID Is
supposed to be two years old, 1t Vas assessed at
ten dollars.
The owner will prove property, Jay charges anu
take it away, otherwiscit will Ue disposed Uf a.
the law directs.
March 18th 1859. J. ". SANIMlLR
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Conservative State ConveH-
item.

A Convention of the Conservative par
" OF Virginia will be held in the city Of
Richmond. on Wednesday, the 10th day
Of May. 1880, al II m., fer the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention, which is to
meet in Cincinnati on June 22d, 1880.
AL Conservative, Democratic, or
other citizens Of Virginia, irrespective Of
past political associations or differen-
ces, who are willing to unite in the effort
for pure, economical, and constitution.
al government, and intend TO support
the nominees Of the CINCINNATI Con-
vention and to oppose the nominees Of
the Republican party, are entitled to
gates to said Convention.
There shall be one delegate and one
alternate to every one hundred Cen
ssrvative voters and nultiplies Of one
hundred exceeding Mty-on the basis Of
the Tilden and Hendricks vote in Vr-
glnia in November, lS76-to be elected
or appmted in such manner as the coun-
ty and city orgsalz Jon may prescribe.
inc. T. DSA1L, Chairman
w. A. BURKA
J. H. II. FIGGAT,
JOHN ". WRIGHT,
r. H. LOGAN,
JOHN X. STRaTHER,
J. B. RICHMOND,
Fl. SHEPHERD,
Z. T. SMITH,
JOHN L. MARYE,
K. T. W. DUKE,
II. Ii. HURT,
J. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton were adopted BY the Safe Commit
tee at ito meeting in Richmond, March
10th -
WHEREAS. Realizing the fact that the
Conservatives Of Virginia. though d.
ylded upon the local and transient issue
Of the State debt, are in communion
and sympathy upon the great issues that
divide the corntry, that diverse views
upon that issue is nowise affect the re-
latops Of constituents or represen-
tatives with the great national parties
that are about to compete TOR the suf-
rxgss Of the people-recognizing that
We are upon the eve Of critical cen
fiet, in which the the liberties of the
people and the permanence Of free
constitution are to be antagonlzed by
powerful monoplies and political COM
binatious which seek to subvert the
courts into servile instruments Of
Federal oppression, TO degrade the
States ints dependent Provinces, and to
destroy the fundamental principles of
popular right upon which our Govern
ment was foxnded-we hold it 10 be the
plain dsty Of all Conservatives and
Dsnocrats 10 lay aside al considers
Ions which might impair their useful
meas and 10 come together In cordial
union to support these fundamental
principles and uphold them as para
mount and vital; therefore
Rssolssd, That the Chairman appoint
q committee Of three to communicate
the action Of this committee to the
State Central Committee Of the Re-
adjuster party, and request them TO
cooperate with US, and to urge upon all
the Conservative voters OF the State to
participate in the primary meetings
held TO send delegates 10 the State Con
vention.
4 The following ID the committee to
act under the above resolution Messrs.
Richmond, Srother, and Wright.
JOHN T. LOWELL, Chairman.
J. BsU Bigger, Secretary.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

NJ 1GhNOO1N 0L<NsAOA's
Devotion by Rexroad.
Report on Sabbath Schools was read
and discussed by President belong, OF
Lebanon Valley College, and others.
Report on publishing interests adopted.
The chart shows an increase in the cir'
culation Of our periodicals.. Conference
adjourned.
FIFTH DAY, MORNING SESSION.
The statoning committee reported as
follows:
Shenandoah Distrid.-J. E. Holt, P.
f.; Churchville circuit, A. NJ. Evers !;
Rockbridge circuit, A. Hoover; Angus
ia circuit, &. H. Cronel; Dayton circuit,
]. w. Howe; Dayton station, c. NJ.
Hott Lacy Spring circuit, j. G. Roud-
abush; Page Valley mission, Henry
Jones Edinburg circuit, NJ. F. Keiter !;
Winchester, J. W. Nihizer; Winchester
circuit, j. r. Ridnour Augusta Freed
mans mission, TO be supplied ; Rock
lngham Freedman's mission, to be sup
piled /; Madison mission, NJ. A. Sault !;
East Rockingham circuit, j. Maiden |;
Clarke mission, j. M. Holt.
Potomac Distric.. j. X. Nelson, p.
E.; Frederick mission station, c. W.
Stinesprng Frederick circuit, W Beall
Mechanlstown circuit, j. d. Freed
Myersville circuit, ]. Reubush Kee-
dysville station, w. o. Grimm Boons-
boro circuit, J. L. Grimm ; Hagerstown
circuit, ]. W. Funk; Hagerstown sta
ton, E. Ludw:ck Opequon circuit, J.
w. Kiracofe Martinsburg station, j. Z.
widmeyer I; Berkeley Springs circuit, L.
NJ. Underwood; Berkeley circuit, &.
Hutsler.
South Branch District.-J. E. Holt,
P. E.; Garrett circuit, to be supplied;
Allegheny circuit, W. ii. Clary; Wes'
ternport MISSION station, j. W. Xix ;
New Creek circuit, W. 4. Berry;
Moore6eld mission, j. M. Balton
South Branch circuit, j. M. Rodruck
Bloomery circuit, S. H. Smell; Mil
Greek, A. NJ. Horn Franklin circuit,
W. H. Samsel; J. W. Hott, Editor Re-
ligious Telescope ], n. Fries, Prof. In
Shenandoah Seminary,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

The object of this suit is to subject the
real estate Of the said Arthur G, Wake in
Shenandoah County Va. to the payment ola
Judgment obtained by complainant against
Elias Hotel, S. P of Hotel 4 Banner and
A. G. Walker for S72.25 with interest from
June 2stn 1879 till paid and $40 cost.
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant Arthur g. Walker is not an
inhabitant Ct this State-It is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect his interest;
that copy Of this order be Published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
a week for four successive weeks, AMI
COPY posted at the front door Of the Court
House of said comfy, on the first day ofthe
next County Court.
Csc. W. MILEY C. c. c. ). C.
a Copy, Test
Gao. W. MnEY, &C. sc.
WINS. L Bro. p. q. Feb. 25.-4w
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y
Ths object Of this suit H. q obtain q decree Tor
the sale 0i 1895 acres Ol aud in P3geA's Fort,
shenandoah County, virginia, part 20 the es.lte
0f the ate George French 81 DECD. distribution
II the proceeds among ia. heirs Of tue siit ofe1.
reuch ST., and flr permission % the Gl1Vii4ls
4 the several infant deieul4nts, % remove the
amounts due ID their respective warts, Ia tie
distribution Of the proceeds u the sac " the sid
and, cut u tbs commonwealth.
IL up earring D. aihia.i. lLed tlat that Tie 4s-
lsudanls. We, re, Bcckll aud A0Delt French, ~
ialt children x Geo. Efelcl Jr. dec 4. FrslEs
Robert, John, Steven, SeA-e, hliz- aud My
Teens children u Frank anu M1.le Aeslls a.
Edelu G1t-, infant cAld 0i Emma Go-t de- "A
John, Ellen gld Arthur Bowie, infant children %
Geo. French Bowie dec H., and Thomas Bowie
infant child VI Thomas Bowie dee H., are not In
habltants Of this state-l; is ordered That tls
aid iefendedts ID appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what Is nsces
say 70 protect thcil interest," that copy o. tlie
order be published Ia some newspaper printed 10
Woodstock, once weck Tor four successive weeks
aud a copy post 4 - sac front door o. tae Coufi
House OF said c0u-ty, GA the urst LAY ~ tlc lex.
County Court
Geo. ". AIlley C. C.
y copy, TEsTE.
Geo. W. M..ey. C.. C. {. S. C..
Feb. 25-4Y. G.. /. Compton p. q.
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In Chancerr.
TO VII.

VIRGINIA, TO VII:
Y In the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Shenandoah, Feb. -, 1880.
jill. Williams. Jno, J, Williams and W..
T. Williams partners. under firm name and
Svlc of Williams & Bro. use Of POpelns
ilicate Phosphate Company ,....... Complt.
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Normal Institute

The session will begin MONDAY, AfRlL 5tA,
1850, aud continue eight weeks. Comprehensive
and critical review Of the Common Branches. L.
S. History, and the general principles q Teach
ing Algebra aud Geometry viii De taught il
desired.
lIcGufey's 9Th and 9th Readers, the other ordi
nary textbooks, and "swett's Questions viii be
used students should bring with them for
reference any books they may have on the various
branches. Books needed may be obtained here.
Tuition lin advance ................. 90. q Ol
Board H. MI u - miles from Mt. Salem
per mo. OUl
For particulars apply to
J. NONAOE HOTTIE. Principal.
March 1O-4t. Woodstock, Va.
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SATURDAY. APRIL II. 1880.

burg. Va. proceed % sell at public auction 70 the
highest bidder all the real estate Of Jos. Speucer
in the said bill and proceeding mentioned, stua-
ted IN the county OF shenandoah consisting Of the
following tracts
lit. That tract known as the north river farm
east Of S.raslurg on moth Shena nd0ah river
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

VIRGINIA, ro-vIr;
V In the Clerks Ohcc ~ the County Court ~
shenandoah, February 2ith 1850.
Amanda n. Gallehugh b. her father and next
friend, Th0s. W. Ryan. ........... ...+Compt.
IS.
Joseph Z. Galichugh..... 600. ............Dei'.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce a
mensa ct thoro from the Defendant On the ground
of cruelty, desertion and Abandonment.
happening b. satisfactory evidence that the
deloadlnt Joseph L. Glllehugl Is not an inhabi-
taut of this State-It ordered, That the said de-
feud,nt do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof, aud DO what Is necessary
20 protect his interest that copy Of this order
be published in some newspaper printed IN Wood.
stock. once a week for four successive weeks, anu
a copy posted at the fro2t door OF the Court
IIoese OF SAID county, on the first day Of the next
County Court. ... - . -
Copy, Testo.
W. h W. p. q. GLO. W. ii LEY, Z. 4 u = -
Feb. 2j-4w.
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For Debility, Loss oflem,ry indspo-.-
lion 20 Eyerion or Business. shorne.s a..
Breath. Troubled with Thoughts o. Disease.
Dimucss division. Pain in the Back. Chest.
and Head. Rush OF Blood 70 the Head. Pale
Coun,manc9 and Dry skin.
II these symptom, are Above % % on.
very Frequently fp'.cD,ic frs and Con.amP-
ton follow When the constitution becomes
affected i;uquire- The ad OF I'D .nyigomting
medicine to strengthen and zone up tie sys-
tsm-wh:ch