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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Have your boots and sloes made TO order
or repaired ut Woolf's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Buy the Huns.able boot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15
For This week Only

A. &. w. Hunstable, of Mckinney, make
800 pair of boots per month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

The Hunstable boot is sold in all towns in
North Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Good goblets at 40 cents per set, at Laws
504 Main street. '''" p
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Look out for Blankenship & Blakes sad"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Far the cIesrest, purest ice in town go 10
Jarrest's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Mrs. COughanOur's school
or girls will reopen the first Monday in
October A class of small boys will be re-.
oeived.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

onprogo store moro
hmu hapmn@ pn them m
ondrm usmda lUu dunh an
uomatr fphc ar b
IN Large al Hng
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

Look out for Leon Kahn's advertisements
tomorrow. All will do we'll to resdit,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-15

The Hunstsble boot never rips.
, 1880-01-30
THEY MUST REFUND.

opeeta1 Uap1fth to 1s CbteaPo Tribune.
aHwAuKKE, Jan. e0.-Tho trial OF tho case Of
T.. y. Thomas and othors against L. a. Aiken
and others, Terminated In tho County Court last
evening. To-day tho Jury rendered verdict In
iavor ot the plaintiff of s14,00h The plaintiffs,
z. u. Thomas and 8. d. smith, Of Waterford,
WIS. during the yoars 1874. 1s75. and 1876, mado
eons'snments Of aour to A. 8. I.urlchson anl
Vito Jucrsons, who wero doing commission
ous1noss in this city uudor the 1atue of ltlnrioh-
sen Jacrgcns. Early In 1874, It waa alleged
nc Atlwaukoo frm combined with Loring A.
AIKEN =, to defraud Park, Smith !; Co., as tho
waterford Arm was styled, by using sho pro.
oeeas OF their flour Galcs for scalp.
lnR operations In 8rain. Aikons was to do tho
tetAal spectiiatlng, and IIinrichson J. JuerXens
Tse TTSse 70 receive = commission on tho prDiita.
~ onS waterford A0ur- r-mnnufacturcrS dissolved
n01tnctship III 1915, but rot until aftar th0y
eCaa!tned 10 havo discovered that fa1,uO0 OF the
Mm sna,s ,monoy hal boon squnndcrcd III proNtless
S1v;cc..iauon by tho Milwaukee grAln tlny. Tho
aeiendant8 will appeal from the verdict.
, 1880-01-30
SPOR'TING.
ARCHERY.

NhNIk4<lk14
The rcgutar annual buslncns meeting OF tho
National Archery Association of America WIS
held at tho Falmor House Wednesday afternoon.
About dozen clubs wcro represented, Mr.
Frank sldwny, Of IlutTnlD, presided. A consid-
crable portion nf tho time Of tho mcetlng was
taken up in amending tho constitution and n.y.
lAws. Tho election Of officers for tho ensuing
year resulted as follows: President, II. z.
Carver, Chicago; First vlcc-Tresdcnt, Trank
s1dwny, Buffalo; Corresponding Secretary, II. Il.
Smith, buffalo; Recording Secretary, y. v. IL.
Manly, Toledo: Executive Committee, Frank
sldwAy, f., D. Smith, John .. Sage, s. s. spnntd-
Ing, VIII II. Thompson, and 8. f. Exn!t.
liy a nnnnimuus vote The Association expelled
tho Kokomo Club for tho fRIltru OF snInn or tho
members tD pay IN assessment levied upon thorn
for Hu1rhnteo fund.
II was decided tn hold tho next tournament at
!nl5nlo, .hcRinn,ng m the second Tuesday in
J,lly, and continuing three days.
Tho Association then adjourned to meet In
Buffalo tho day before tho tournament,
, 1880-01-30
hQlsorY III IRELAND.

1Io1tI1H ltSVfQp1s
:. Tho first cabin tIt0 which went was place
tllat ah Englgh,nNn would thuk too 1,llfl for his
b,x: ~ aoor. Of uarth anu stones, rrskctl with
only, furniture WIS Il few cups and sn,ircrs,
STOOL or two. and Us Iltty tubs aIld pots; III mo
used as bed, and or the wrctchcd hearth
smoked rnther thAn lnrned an apology for Is
nre. Tho nun OF tho huuao-shoeless and ct,At-
loss, pale and hng9arl-sat !dlo upon Gay ot
lnaian !, Moal, beynl,d which his food resources
Sst Sld not e.. and through tho gloom around Tho
70 anly 1sinde out oI.e Or two cr,iuchirig fe,Aio
nEures. never aaw unwilling IN tho wAy Ut u
good doal-nsoso appalling tha,l this. Yet hare
was tho casa Of man renting thrcc acres OF
tent to call living out Of thonl. Now, aiaal ho
aad tho thousands Of oihers like hin havo
crop, and beyond she,n but little way lies
Starvation. Tho hnlf-bag of Indian meal was all
h,i, az family ~ had, nothng moso remaining upon
salseds aud to tho question. "What Will YOU do
, 1880-01-30

ofght ycars past flo recommends tho planting
Of tho following vnrtotcn of timber: Wh!to pine,
European. larch, Norway trrucc; scotch pine,
whitn oak, l,lack walnut, white EnsliAh cin,s,
sugar md soft maplGs, and tho Western cAtnlpa,
tho subject II Evergreen Culture"
wnrsle, Of Mendotn, On the samc subject, whici,
oyorKrccns It WIS nrg,lcd shnt,ll be trnn.pinnted
III cnrly sVine say Aprii, but small trees might
importance to keep the roots Of the trees moist.
.rhcy sf0,tih not h0 c1posrd IN tito sun or drying
winds At nh. II this ptrcnutlon i,n observed tho
'transp!antIng may taku p'ncc Utmost my timo
In tho vcnr.
Mr. d. G. scof1eld said TINT hc l,nd handled. m
ah average. 260uO cvcrgreen trcch ycnr!y, and
Tho Hoctoty nd]ournctl nt noDu iu.dnY Ia meet
nt franklin Grove on thu second Tuesday In
The o,itfook from tho horticultural ssandpoint
fE hppeftil.
, 1880-01-30

Parliamentary Ceremonial Arrange.
menth-1Io3s Mt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Passing lIUgu. Knnk.Nokcs.

Parliamentary Ceremonial Arrange
nientn-IIosx MT NloiitrenI-Alsacrlcnns
Passing lIogu. Rnnk.Notcs.
Special Dbpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
0rrAwA, Jun. @9.-OwlnH to tho limited &C.
com,nodalon tho Scli1.to-ChAmher cnn ntInrl,
and tho nnnually-lncroMlng nllmbor Of tsckcta
isducd on tho occasion 0f tho opening nnd rEo-
rogatlon Of Congress- tho sonato lnvv laid tlown
now regulations for tho guidance Of tho officer
lii charge. Tho now rifles lro b0scA upon tho
spaco ut tho disposal OF tho Senate, which must
necessarily entail moro limited Issue Of In Vita
tions to tho floor Of tho House than has been
customary Of late yours. Tho sanio ,nny hn sud
Of tho g1silorles A reserved gallery, however,
for ladies In evening dreas, wilt aceommoda to
largo number Of lAdlcs, who, for want OF kpAcc,
cannot in future bo Invited to tho floor. Az tho
seats provided for gentlemen on tho i0or of tho
Senate will bo hcEoafter United to twenty four,
md ono oersyman or s.oh soiisians dcnoiniua.,
ton, who will DO specially lnvitet cain ho ac.
coulnosiAted with seats, Tho chairs Tor gentle
bur ct the house, and not rs formerly lctwcen
tho Governor-O General and tho Bp,Hkc of tho
ns ons no q n ta1s TSks r t ao serss rs
Mcmbers Df Parliament.
Ala mcet.ng Of tho Internal Economy Com
OF tho copying clcrkA wcro reduced from Il to 81
per tlAy for tho session, alid trHslAtOrn from IS
to , 81, Tho sn0 Of clerks bus ooeu equally ro-
MIR. John Rochester, NJ. r. for Carleton, will.
when arllnment meets, rcnew his mtItton for
SestlKate tho management and working Of NOR
eanttlo nEcncirR.
Special Dspatch 10 9hs Chttago Tribune
MONTREAL, Jim. a9.-About 1900 hOxs have
arrived III this eIty NO fnr during tho present
packing soaso.1, aE.sns. l5.1ll last year. No4s
E,e iots nov ssais. sisax s Il 49, per cur
:, Tho Minister 81 sli!It!a has apponted Capt.
Treyost. Of II llattcry, to Visit WoOwleh to
cnrtridgo, for tbs militia Ut Canndn. -
Joseph uhha!nol ID apoLcn Of ~ a oun4tdnte
havo tho support VI tho Liberals. and Mayor
t0 bent HIN. 80
to b0 ciroful III thcir dealings With Americans,
who arc flooding the et,sliitry with bDKus hank
stock. -
, 1880-01-30
COL, NELSON TnUsLER,


1HpLAxAroLls. Jan. M.-C0t. Nelson Tr,lslor,
United States District. Attorney for tho District
of indiana, dropped icnh this ovenlng III tho
Grand Opera House. lie Ind Juht taken scat
Mt tho side Of bis wife, md MOS In the act Of
ronchhng for program, whom bis head suddenly
dropped upon his Shoulders and ho pitched side-
wiso into tho central nialc, mcnsuring bis length
upon tho floor. IIEs wifo shrieked and fell faint
Ing at his sldc+ md, for tho moment, It was
Thought both were dead. Doius borno to tho
fresh air Of tho Office, however, Mrs. Truslcr rc-
gained consciousness, but tho Colonel, without II
gasp or 80 much as muscular rsgldlty, passed
peacefully awny. The nlrair cront0d momont-
nry excitement insthe Opera House, but almost
boforo tho shrfcks Of tho hcrenycd wlfo had
ceased tho curtain rose and Gus williams began
Ills rendition Of "Our German Senator" Tho
cnMse OF tho dcath was npoploxy. Col, Tr,,sler
was born in franklin County, Dec. II, f6@3, and
studied Inv with John 4. M1tson, we'll known In
his tny rs ono Of tho leading lawyers OF tho
Wh!towntccr Ilar. being admitted 70 the Pr, Pr,
ha a rss ad"s the ths M % scrved
NitsCo1onel unit! after Tho battle Of ChcnnauEa,
when ha resigned md rnAdo tho rnco tor Nccro"
1sAI. lio wns reelected In 1861, and In 1872 was
n Swe , 2ston ;a Fesc ne eS @ ~ Tsar hs 'Sn IN,
lren csteemcd u,an Of excellent character,
warm In his friendships, and exceedingly 9cnln!
ainonE Tic fnrs,nest at tho indanaEolis lin.
llo lnNves Il wifo anil three children, MI grnwsl.
No nayo ystt t Ge n"n foE o ~ 10
tnkci, 10 his torsnor hume, ConncrsviisG., To p
we'll known throuehn',t the statc, and bis sud
ercls y friends IN both parties Il appsars that
regiment. and Tor this reason tho Colonel hal
er L tRo sps saRe ii ho %raD Ws se
pressed q desire not TO go or with the play, but
, 1880-01-30

when tho mcnl gives out r. cnu,e tho t!cspalring
nnawer, "Thc good Lord only knows"
Not far from this, was shown by mr. mc1on-
chnly attendants Into mn e1ua!Iy- wretchcd howell
whnrn widow with 6evsfi Young chEldron wns
Cutting worstcd in. tho struggle. sho herself
Ind g9no ont gathering what skn could nf stun
To make n fire whercwith u ctok the family din
tlEr, cnusiating-O Wy hrnthGrs IN comfortable
EMgllsh itofl,rt-of r alnglo cnbl,agol nut tiio
poor little children. half -clnthod, thin, and hnl
ing clo9ncnee for % i'd tncs ' more @ I'm h"ard f tho
old story.. The lnnd had yielded nothing; no
turf cout'l l,e obtained for fuel nhnrt of
tnchcd absolute t1eHtitrtton. Over tho why, in
nnother apotoRy for dwelling. place, ! found
thrcn poor women trying 10 k(ndle n tlrs with
cook dish OF Indian 'ncat, their only fool.
, 1880-01-30

Tho NIhlrtccnth Annual nlcctlnG Of tho
Northern Illinois Society,"

Nortl,crn Illinois Society.
Special Dupaieh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
ErutN, Jun. .0-To-iay closes a three 1Ays'
horticultural meeting held here. Tho attcnd-
anco wns larger than usual. Tho President. Jona-
than Tcrlanl, Of Chtcngo, presided. Tho officers
!nntlo their reports on tho ilrst day. aftcr which
tho Convention adjourned till afternoon, when
Afnyur Lord mndo tho address Of welcome, 10
Which President Pcrlnm made appropriate rc-
ply. Tho presdent thon delivered his annual
address, In which ho gnvo history OF troe- -plant-
Ing III Illinois. lie affirmed that wn had more
timber In tho country now than twenty-five
ycars ago. Tho reading of this pupcr provoked
a lively discussion.
Tho lion. Cyrus Thomas, state Entomo1oglst,
n1Ado mn nddrcss In tho evening OH Insect
Life" lie warns Iowa and Dakota to look out
for grnsshoppers this yoAr,
In tho forenoon Of tho second ttny tho Sccrc-
tary road tho report OF tho Committee on Pres
dents Address. A discussion followed Upon
tho subject OF printing tho report Of tho Society.
The report Of tho Comm!ttco was ncccptea and
State ;ntomoloslst ,Th9maa discnnrsed upon
tho subject of "Dngs," eailtng Intention 70 tho
Is Injurious Us formerly. Tho Speaker said
san tsy woiiltl nat 10 destructive this coming
scason, and the chncii.0ug waH drowned out,
n,ia ;!, would rot ho trn!ibesono unless tho sea:
warm ss o woa,n ean5pS "a
%as wss 10 aS sp psss yo % ae s e
tiles hcfore they lay many cggs.
THE VINEYARD.
Mr. 7. A. nonvs!ot, Of Dollo Park, read a pa-
lowing varictica- Of vines. oporto, Deawasc,
eSxs sxfs yss' naSsy ~ "a Ssas SS;td ssfo
Il. c. hathaway, 0G Ottawa. aent In q papor
, 1880-01-30
AN INDIAN WAR PREVENTED.

NhM YonK, Jan. .o.-Thrco apparently worry
casual ooJs-Frunk Colo O., Daniol Boyle t13,
eoa Lowis Meyet Qseare under arrest as run
sNays from Worcester, Mass. They wcre ca
insaoo. hiuio wost to night tho Indians, Colo hid
snlto, Pat llooncy's songstur, aid 9s.a. DoyiS
~! stast!e1 two rovolvcrs and two very much worn
sosy papers BY way OF charts.
, 1880-01-30

ST. IOurs, Mo-, Jan. .0-Tho Rcv. Adnlph
Daltzer, President Of tho German Evangelical
Mt tho German Evangelical Theological Instl-
tutc, near Mnrtersvilse, Mo-. md cdLtor-in-chict
ut tho Fricdcnal,otc, died Mt st. ChHrlcs, No.,
Wednesday, night Of heart dlsoaso, aged a.. Mr:
Nnltzcr was the classmate and great admtrpr Of
Prince DistnArok, md came to this country
when quite young tnnn.
, 1880-01-30

Last Wednesday evoning number Of IRVING
Farkers met at tho house Of Mr.. George 1t.
Miles aud perfected the organization Of q r1llu-
club by the election Of tho following officers:
President, ]. J. stebbtngs; vcc-prcsif1ent, John
Richie: Secretary, George II. Miles; Treasurer,
GtnExo Gray; Captain. J. Il. n!ctx.
Tho membership Of tho club at present In
4. 1srnndls, --- Darrott, Bert Wlckcrshain, j. A.
Wnihnns, william II. Robinson, and nthers.
Tho rnnKc ri tho club is located OH tho prairie
Gust OF Irvtur p1rk.
, 1880-01-30

ANOTHER VICTIM Of korosane. Last night. while
H.. s.enny Robinson. OF this city, was trying to
nHsnaoe eoe nFe with kerosene, the usual oonso.
Hanssee followed. A prompt application OF
~ Garbollc SAlvo relieved tho pain, and
tSr,sitso itesovesy IL now assu1ed. Dowarc ot ooun-
, 1880-01-30

ST. Louis. Jan. "a worry ino four. handed
exhibition game Of b!lsnrds wls played here to-
night between Sexton and Gallagher on one
slide and schaofcr and Daily on the other, 800
points, rcg,1anr Rnmo. Tho former won by a
Ecoro Of BN to rs. wlnners' average, n O.s7;
losers ascrNgc, 70 2l-e6. Shaefcr's nverngc,
4hA: Bcxtan'e, 34: 9alaEhcr's u ll-l3; Days,
II f.n. Other Eamcs Will be played Tomorrow
and Saturday night,
, 1880-01-30

RICHARD T1iOTIIINGITAN1.
Special Disroeh to Jas Chicago Ttttuns,
nosT0E, Mass, jan. e0.-1ilchnrtl Frothiug-
ha1n, the Historian, died Tonight,
, 1880-01-30


pinLADELrfilA, Pa, Jan. e9,-This morning tho
Rev. Dr.. William Hudder, Rector Of st. Stephens
rrotestnnt Episcopal Church, died Mt bis rcsl-
doncc. No. 1870 Pine street. LAst sundny mor1i-
Ing he prcAchcd Mt 1T, Stcphon's ott the text,
"Cnn nlly good cOf11c oft Of NnxnrnthY' which
Was conceded to bo one Of his ablcst efforts.
, 1880-01-30

and not only t!id moi IccNtSo eVvS hto th% "r,rv
;Sss..fsspoa :; Xs1sy fSr SsaFG :s's
T1ss 81 ss ! u xsntfa II Il; +:
sf5fT" "a m%n ii!Ains Il he ts "a
tint 1hcn hc wRs boy, ne father Wa an ~
eg9eTs .1s inole VIZ m Old rresbyiersa minis ,.ed
to cnno thoto by tho nGnc of CfnMfnr' ana no
,ent " tho ShnSt SS ~ TRs. Rns Z
5 Ca nfa%ea, r. no st ss Il h0 s T"ana sonsa41
4 I'D .ss %1'tsa e %Se: @S s?ss sss 4se%ss
rca a ths hcsa q ~ ovory
I 'IMs saw Thomas Tslne write on THO head of i
vont vora' to aHs tai yo Mr Preacher that Thaas
sss 81; srss $d e FL s, sEY @sE n 1sSsase sSss priest
AND TIT THEY sAr
Tint ho was nfratd tn die. .Afrn!d Of Bhnt7
Y ni50 hafs a IN ho,nas tS% Sps
Ch9 c,Iaht 70 nye soo afraid 70 d. y tcro any
uod that would ,'nnn mnn 70. helr!nk to free
5oaOW Of people? II Ihosnas l'a!,ie Wns IN bel!
stars doatli,g oyer Anerlcn, Gai Would hayo +, to
T. Ia IN bs eo wi aSysad wSs5 70 NJ %
pas pn' i anybody Il ~ lnqalsitionS -; S;
Es Cd ssTsy 4 Psssn IT, ss
fttlo babe IN ut tho sratcd window TINT the
y h of b &C. e xf D S
ss s sSeF wB Ess tasEs.l Pa g. STfa ~ 1
%Sst sgsais vas sas % 10 %uf5aa otS WIZ dod : Tsrys
[Grcat !aughtor] 1t won't do, titcnowed
Fl" FTon the persistence with which tho orthodox
hnvo charged. for tie Inst seventy yeers, that
sai xas iIea % wth st rcnorso % and foar; tra'n tae
sses ssa1sess Dc nss hss tsaso III Ia
charges. .Kycn with my ideaa Of tho average
honor Of believers in superstition, tho dsotpscs
e sE 3 Get nosyS 81 es
had III beci @ sa!d or done BY tTfhones raIno capa.
Bio Of being tortured into foundation for those
What crimo had Thomas Paine committed that
ho should have feared to. to d,os The Only ", ~. W.
ito civilized world is tllcd With criminals; The
]osdeTs ]1,' Of tho worldMtho foremost men il,
ast,-thoao who stand III, tho front RINK Of IN
to-day unboliovcrs III the lng,nn OF Inspiration.
egSc. ugg !at 9 H. @ nv tn 9onIa
of Thomas T1Ino. Centuries ago i uoIsp was
mado for tho purpose Of frightening mankind.
ORTHODOXY IS THE ECHO or THAT NOISE.
a., IA any T senso @ asa sacred or Inspired book, ID, in
ny Judgment, an intellectual and morai do
tey I'M TnGs e IL i tbs e es y ist !; stss
work of q ,nost mero!fri Deity.
psno anro .1G hs honrst ninnn can II c fhnt "a
aive ~ honn.t onininn ea,isc. mo to do In tor
writings, bcoa aot,,ated By tic fcar Of such n
eoascaaence5 s Why should It DO taken foc
satS ,hSs hc%ss Fsss sho ovS'sa 1ss,d r.
cot aVo oeqS o naca a. or IN o
Gaaao Tse sdtD5s Of GhFstSn wh
eseo5faily Justified the ateains q bahes i from q q.
es:.sa s%'nsy fsS% IN sssts + s sassssss 4
aer of Il an sSo h
t9 saSS ahs sk th Ind nno a s" s"
Ersvotns wns nnrin,ts X hn 1ndvrtf ~ EniS Ia
il rossbo that tho porssclitors; tho ir,stigators
on aud nsors of thumb. acrows, and iron boots,
ilash: e. e. stsais5s, VI lxniPpe!s. aad ofsaxe1s % Il
moor 81 he es nsons 81 iSS
ss assda 1h Sa ~ sso ad es e
y6f ~ A.
o she ses e'essors q
why should wo think that Thomas Pnino
az people maiga tho ON memory mo- % Of that nnns liz
vas TIC iIrst to ativocnta tho separation from
t5ss tss @sssT a Jd,o S s,ts f. Az s
As'S'e ss 'So t Fa1f y @ It Hsnsas s. ssess sss sss ] % s
, 1880-01-30

Special Dtspdleh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Jan. "a.-Mr. Thompson Roslcr,
a very highly-csteemcd citizen OF this city, died
very suddenly last evening with heart disease,
as l8 supposed. tln was III tho act Of retiring
when he dropped lcnI.
, 1880-01-30

Kidney aud liver troubles, leading to gravel,
solvent a,l rcnovMtlng pnwcr Of Kidney Wort.
Tho medicine acts chMrtningly on flcbilitated
system, and By Its use bnd cases Of plies are
Ct1rri1.
, 1880-01-30
OBITUARY.
Death Of Samuel Snowden Hayes, Ex"
City Controller.
Sketch Of IN Active, Useful, md Honor.
able Career.
SAMUEL sNOWDEN HAYES.

Inc lion. ShnnGl bn0Wtlcn I1nyGH, ICr HtnHY
yoars intimately CONNECTED with State and M
uonal politics, and Ainco 1B02 prominent ngnro
In tho public nrnirs Of Chicago. died suddenly Mt
his rcsldoncc, No. t7 Carroll nvontlc, Mt 10:a5
o'clock Wednesday, evening. About Il month
ngo Mr. 1Inyos wns RtrIckcu with a complication
OF yalyulnr disease Of tho hoart, pncumoniH,
md congestion nf tho lungs, and though bis
phystclans-Drs. Shlmwny and Gnrrntt-carricd
him safely through tho attack. It loft him In n
weakened and dGltcato condition. Since that
time tho deceased, apprcctatng tho necessity Of
g1tRriing ngatnst n rclapsc, abatnfncd Utmost
entirely frou, business, and pnssed most of his
tiulo at home, a regimen which apparently Ind
tho effect Of rcstorlug hin, 10 his us,,al hoalsh,
tho only remaining reminder Of bis lltuess being
nnirritatton OF tho lungs which caused occasional
slight cxpcctorntlon.
tho rest Of tho family hnd retired, and while
MIR. 1Inycs WIS rondlng book, ho suddenly
called his eldest daughter u him, complained OF
feeling very. alex, and asked her TO bring him
hrsna q: @ HySs a knGw S @ seFass s E
moro tinn usually eorlos, aud ut tho saino time
that slio oboyc!i his orlor sho sc1,t for DrF;;
tho patient wns hrcathlns with the utmost dIal.
Guilty. md ihoy ~ onco 1'rnnolinccd him beyond
,nea S ss nsto a s"nts d ''n
hrenthei m last, tlio physeIars conc',rring in
Wnch , a, cascd suIsc hs cat w '' "o"''
rho family wcro very much Smoked by tho
occurrence, wh!sl, Notwithstanding Mr.; ilnyos
hnd Ind a rlight PrctnDnitlon Of trnAbe last
month previous appeared, wns altngothor un-
oFo 5iaycs felt ~ o @ ucasc.s III G at iii
fnthors condition daring tho day that ho eNcnt
tho evening awny from homo, md did not lGarn
g hm r hv nr ma HNmpseud. s Wht M hu not villa 40.
preaching tho residence shortly
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