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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16
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Chicago, September l6-An eStraordi-
nary DIVORCE case was began In The gu,
periot Court to-day, Mrs. Elizabeth Falyy
metlestly asks divorce from two hus-
bands In 1903 she married Dennis Falvyi
al Lynn, Mass hut In lag lie de-
serted her, Two yeaFS later I'd.
ward Hines told her that Falvy
Was dead and persuaded her to marry him.
Subsequently she learned that Falvy was
not only living in Quincy, MISS, but was
married TO another woman and had
several children, Mrs, Falvy there.
fore asks 10 be released from
Faluy, because Of his gross violation oltht
marriage VOWS and from Hines because
she c6ild not legally contract a marriage
when she married him. The case is uniquC
IA tHAhlsloty oi divorce,
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A JnnIor Partner Loses IIeAviIy In wal
street and Piles the CountRy.


New YonK, September lj.-Chafles Bax-
Ter, the junior partner in ehtm Of Joseph
sChiena K Co., manufacturers Of clocks, at
No. 6l7 West Nineteenth street, and No.
144 Centre street, disappeared last Satuf-
day, and is reported 10 have fed from The
country, having taken u large amount Of
money belonging TO the Ilrm during The
last year, II q said that he hus been spec.
ulatihg In Wall street and has lost good
deal, particularly In minlpg stocks His
partner u unable TO learn the extent Of his
losses, ~ the fugitive took the cash book
and ledger with hin. A dispatch has bettt
received from him from Canada, III which
he said that be wasatoul to sail Tor Europe.
Mt. Schema says that Mt. Baxter, DURING
The last two yeatS, has ialsifed the payfolls,
and has taken, so far a. he has been able 10
learn, Al least $1,000. The amount may
be greater, IA he does not know what notes
may come In from Wall street. Last week
he discovered that the books were wrong,
aud intending 70 make an investigation d
Of them he put the cashbOok and led
ger In paper TO take home
With him. While called 10 anotbet
part Of the building Mr.. Baxter
continued 10 substitute other books In tho
parcel aud took the cash book and The
ledger Mf. Schema did not discover Tho
change Until he teached home. The next
day he spoke to Mr. Raxtet about Il and
The latter made some excuse and subse-
quenly left the place Since then he has
not been seen by Mt. Schema
The latter has taken measures 10 protect
the creditors hy giving Challel mortgage,
covering the machinery, for 5000 to tht
BtldgeIort Bias Company, which ,wll
w@e than pay all The dsbsin full, n
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CROP REPORTS.
Fer September -C0ndItion Of Cotton,
Corn and Tobacco,

WASHINGTON, ,september l6.-The Depart
mentof Agriculture has issued the following
report Of the condition Of the crops up tc
September lst
CoTToS-The reports Of September LII
show heavy decline in the condition Of
cotton since the last report, owing to the
protnCted drouth, which prevailed in all
sections Of the cotton belt, The condition
Us reported is II, decrease Of 10 per cent
during August and us compared with the
returns for the same date Inst year, 10 per
cent less. The number OF counties and
State Averages Rre US follows: North Caro-
lima, ~ counties, average 72; South Caro-
lima, y counties, average 6S; Georgia 55
counties, average II; Florida II counties,
average 81; Alabama, 3C0unties, average
so; Mississippi, 81 counties, average "A;
Louisiana, Is counties, average 76; Texas,
no counties, average 65; Arkansas, 81 coun-
ties, average IS; Tennessee, q counties,
average 62. .-,....
CoRN;rThe general average oi the condi-
tion September was 10 per cent, being
II per cent lower than the month previous
and 81 per cent lower than last year for the
same date, The cause OF the low condition
existing In almost every section Of the
country Is drought. New England has
been less affected by It than any other sec.
ton east Of Mississippi, and reports an
average OF 90 per cent In Wisconsin,
Minnesota and most OF the Territories there
has been moro seas0nable weather, and the
condition Of the crop Is corrcspOndngly
better, hut in all other sectians the reports
show the effect Of an unusually dry season.
From Illinois, Missouri and Kansas come
serious complaints OF ravages by chinCh
bugs added to the prevailing dr0uth and
injury to crops, The prospect Is shown by
the state Of the averages, which are 81, 42
and 55 per cent respectively,
Observation-Disclosures give 3 very serious
decline in the prospect Of crop, being
some twenty per cent less than 4 month
since, With tho exception Of the States
north OF the Delaware river and Wisconsin
in the west the universal complaint is
drouth. KentuCkyRnd Illinois each report
but little over half q crop, while Tennessee
and Missouri report less than two.thirds Of
u crop. Theaverage for the whole country
Is only G5 per cent against S5 per cent last
month and 81 per cent for the sanle time
last year.
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WESTERN UNION.
4 Statement Of tho COnlpany's BuElnes
for the Past Few Months.

Tor TIE Fast Few Months.
NEw YoRE, September l5.-Tho annual
statement showing the estimated result Of
the company's business for the quarter
Is published, and also tho usual corrected
statement Of tho business for the preceding
quarter, In the report presented by the
Executive Committee at the lust quarterly
meeting Of the board, held June s, 1881,
the net revenues for the quarter ended
June 30, MAY being partially and June
wholly estlmaled) were stated at 81 ,s9O, SOL.
The Official returns for the quarter ended
June 30, showed the net revenues 10 be
81, ,S42, 2,s44 %, or S., ,453 90 more than the
estimate, But In the estimated statement
OF June 3, the expenditures for "construc.
ton, purchase of stock, and patentsN was
undeFStated the sum Of $345, 700, sOtllat the
actual surplus remaining July !, instead Of
being $iO0,3O0, as was estimated in the
statement OF June s, was only $l27,25O, as
reported In the corrected statement Issued
to-day.
The net revenues for the quarter ending
September 30 instant based upon the
OnulAl feIUfVS IOf IHly, nearly complete
returns for August, and estimatingthe bust.
ness for September will he about 81 ,040,-
S04 u, Nddsurplus July 2 as above $l27, :
26s,79 and the total IL $2,077, l63 81, In
which, appropFIatlng for interest on bond.
ed debt 100000, construction and pur-
chase Of telegraph stock and property,
100000 sinking fund $4,000, the total Is
$l27OO0. This leaves q balance OF 81 ESQ.,
1853 81 1t requires for the payment Of q
dividend Of u per cent on the capital
stock 81, 200 900, deducting which leaves u
surplus ,ss " after paying tho dividend Of $780,
Il WIS admitted by the President to-day
that included In the earnings are the pro.
Deeds Of tho sale Of gold and stock, and
Cuban cable stocks to the amount OF over
81, 100000, and 1t Is claimed In behalf oithe
company that portion Of this money was
DEVOTED 10 theaGqqisition Of new properties
mare ValHable 70 the company thdn the
stocks sold BY It,
The official statement shows deductions,
presumably for money expended In the
purchase bt these properties, but It shows
nowhere the amount OF the sales Of assets.
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OCCUPATION GONE.
TaE LAND LEAGUE ON ITS LAST LEGS.
They Are Opposed to Peace and Cay
Bturdily, "POundS for Agitation,
but Net Penny for Settle.
m0nt'- Foreign News.

LONDON, September l5-At meeting in
Dublin about the proposed exhibition OF
Irish manufactures, y committee to I'D.
vance the enterprise was appointed, after a
prolonged, noisy scene. The Land Leagues
insisted on adding names to neutralize
Objectionable names inst proposed, The
names were all added on divisions, the
Land LeaguerS being in large majority.
Immediately after the Dublin convention,
U series Of monster land meetings will be
commenced. The fHt will DO held at Irish
town on Sunday, on the very spot where
NJ. Davitt began the land league movement
in 1879. Parnell will preside,
Ihs Times, discussing the National Land
League Convention, Says the note which
the land Leagues uniformly breathe 10 q
note Of continued agitation. There is no
sign from first to last of any intention on
on the part of the men who live by agita-
4 Ion 70 accept the land net Us settlement
Of the Irish question. Once and for all Ire
land must understand that this kingdom
is and will continue to be a politically
united Kingdom, Great Britain will no
more tolerate secession than the United
Slhles lOleThCeu " III loOU'
DUBLIN, September l5.-A correspondent
says the misgiyings Of the manufacturers in
regard 10 the possibility OF uniting all the
parties In the movement for the revival OF
Irish manufactures, or indeed for any use
full object are fully justified by the result OF
the meeting yesterday, In connection with
the proposed exhibition the Land League
left no doubt that their existence Is In
yolved In the result, and that they allowed
the thought Of tho people to be Gngrossed
with any practical measures for he promo
ton Of honest labor their own occupation
would be gone, the country would become
fearful and refuse to listen to their wild
and wretChed appeals, hence the organized
obstruction to the meeting was rGsOrtcd to.
The confusion was ut one time 30 great that
u was nearly hand TO hand fight. Had
the League element not entered the arena
the meeting would have been highly repre-
sentative. IN IL. ..1. Nl'
About 1000 delegates attended the open
Ing proceedings OF the National Conven-
ton to-day. J.P. 0'Connor, Sexton Healy
and Sullivan were present, Previous 10
the opening Of the Convention the
Conference delegates from the Labor
League was held and Sexton informed
them that the convention would adjourn
the consideration Of the question affecting
laborers until Tomorrow, forthe purpose OF
enabling tho labor delegates to confer with
Parnell and the executive Of the Land
League. H. J, '
The Pail Mau Gazette, discussing the
opening Of the Irish National League Con-
Ventlon, says: "The League is In Its In
taCy, The element which Is ut present
uppermost will find It's level, and the
League, like trades unions, will become one
Of the forces Of the social sYstem.n
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llu l. nothing like an optimistic view
dldVtnity ltis hest to extract sunbeams
tTH cucumber whenever you Can. And
Haliiqnitc possible to get good out Of
f'ahs hseril Il one will.only look albright.
lAsDaqit Pod and Tribune has already
Ssovsnd very material compensation
has Michigan forest fires, and its distov-
tTsnot without some very practical and
aIshll considerations. The area deyas-
tAby The fire has been CiIectually clear.
u The forests have been killed, the I'm.
@euNh has been burned oil, and the
rVahdbnow bare Of everything but ash.
S'AEh are an excellent top-dressing Of
saAaH The soil isvery rich, not only for
nf pthtOts, and grass, but, MS expert.
taSas shown, for wheat also, aud II Ia
WIN complete readiness, even without
aMFOuehing for seeding. All the, toll
a'sdtng which the settler has to accom-
~ dan expense Of from ten to iifteer
yum PrGre haA been accomplished ioi
aua though at a terrible cost OF materla
hdHh.
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WASHINGTON, September l5,-CaptOin
lIowgatc's hondsnen, apprehensivc that
he had fed to parts unknown, called at the
Department ai Justice to-day, and were re.
assured by the statement that ltowgute
could be brought 10 Washington at any
time. While the officials there did not
say In 30 tlany words that they knew the
missing Captains whereabouts, the infer.
cnce drawn Ia that he is Swallowed BY The
Government detectives. -----
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Sr,a election. as have been held Of late
.s,tht,hciccIing of the country is with
Ap.pnbIian party, ltwasonly the Other
hh.t Kansas City went Republican by
,L.lom, majority, and now It appears
M the people Of Maine are recovering
uutheirtirenback craze of lastycar, and
rtuniuv to their sober senses. An cleo
top in Fge's district on Monday, to fill
a. vacancy created by his promotion tc
as Senate, resulted in an increase OF the
EvbIican majority from 9,O75 last year to
lt,this year This will do very well us a
snifcant staw 4 Southern gentleman
Er,hlt i General Garfield was n candi'
kNteclion he would carry Louisiana by
,hhr najOrity .Irf
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Time, &2T5l, 22S1It, G27N.
Second nce, 225 pace, ptirsc $1,000, six
Thir1 race, 2s27 class, pure 1900.
Seyer starters. Summary,
Receiver Klns'S Administrator ot ths
Road.

1SbtANAroitS, September i5,-The Daily
Sniinsi will publish the following editorial
tomorrow; The complications that have
arisen In the case, Of the ohio 4 Mississippi
railroad must, Of necessity, be extremely
unpleasant iot Judge Dummond. The
fact that Receiver King aiIet having sehti In
his resignation to the Court and immedl.
ately withdrawing II on the filing Of a pc
titi6n presented BY the interest hostile 10
his administration, has naturally led tocflt.
iCism and Censure.
Now that the matter has gone 30 far,
Judge DrunimOnd owes II 10 his court and
himself a. IN honorable uau who enjoys
the highest esteem ui hla associate judges,
10 CaltiutG the case a full court and ask
that q rigid and searching investigation be
made. As a receiver MF, King has been
an arm Of the court, Appointed by ludgt
DrummOnj, OF course lIe Ivdge will MOI
care to investigate and pass upon hls 0St
court, but will naturally call 70 bis aid ht
Gl9qclatss gilt
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Mclean ordinance aud tho Vote Ye.tor.

UUIs
Tie ordinance providing for u loan oI
NaSu was ratified yesterday by "a small
nlInoyer and above the required three
fAh nljodty. Tile whole vote was small
uaquitc thousand and the margin in
ibhrW only a couple Of dozen. A num-
1dpnOns who voted for it did so under
Eset Had it not been for the Water
WGhealur Of the proposition It would
he been voted down overwhelmingly,
n,nssun was really very unpopular
ndthepmarks that were heard yesterday
Tpnht way in which the finances Of this
dyhAye been managed were neither scant
N complimentary, II one can Judge
tnAse remarks as to the future policy
bkPunued We may entertain the hope
alihs business Of oyercliecking in bank
adyicOunt will be made Improbable
AEHher
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ST. JosEPII, Mo-, September l6.-Walter
a, Bailey, the young clerk who disappeared
from st. Joseph lust Tuesday, was found
this morning. He Is deranged, and after
his mad shooting Of a week ago, wandered
off on fool and stopped with an old farmer
some ten or twelve miles from st, Joe, lie
was taken In charge by the officers and will
be sent to his home at Stamford, He Is
mvlng mad, Bailey Is o Princeton College
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SAN Ts.Scrsco, September 15.-A San
Rafael dispatch says: The body Of Will
liam Pixley, who started brush FIRE yes
tOrday, was found by hia s94 this morning
In Baltic duloh He died while fighting
the flames. His hands were still grasping
shovel. The fire Is still raging, and
Cushings country boarding house Is burn.
ing. Tho boardes are fleeing and leaving
all their effects
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ptrrsBuRolty September l5.-E. b. Was.
sell, an extensive scrap iron dealer of this
city, was arrested to-day for emhet.lement
gs consignee and hCtor Of 5000 from Fox
i Dtuminond, Of New York. This Is only
one Of other Cases which will amount
to about $4,000, aud for which suits will
be instituted .... tt
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,,,,,ticuImr,l dispatch from Washing
- A., not make II very hattering crop
y Y.',osbt,bisycar, but the situation lsnot
'l ArJ.nany people would have us be-
I.,, Tbris going to he no suffering in
NJ, '5,t o,.ptr for lackot food, willhavc
~ ,r,nlr more for what we eat this
Ds ',,s,,sjcharyca little more for labor and
r,,t,l to balance the account.
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lat Presidents physicians yesterday
'anFNi to be a little more specific than
= ! "ea Their wont touching his case.
lN Sy thatupon the whole he has made
E's'ee In the direction Of convalesencc
s.N ns removal to Long Branch. Their
s.s'Henl to this effect is explicit but
'V@eloSgnarlcd. The adverse views
"'g'h to the ptcsidcnt's case seem 10 Dc
A'a.ie. in part ut least. from DR.. tIoyn.
~ lhe Doctor IL u little noticeable these
n@ gSlng opinions somewhat at var.
N ''.A'ho'c expressed BY the surgeons
,,as sAa'Se ot the Presidents case II
'ea@ ,, remembered tllAt he has no re.
'Vlll'y ~, in the matter. And Ii IL to be
n A. 1i As praise that he has himself borne
~, u View most Of the time. lie Ia
70 the President, and at home
@e hmily physician. AT Wash.
e'ndat EIbcron he lins helped Ia
~ Ne President Of his good Office,
S,,.S IslIent intention no one hasa doubt
-, was wisdom and authority In making
S,n' S1tn' differing from those made b,
IFeon' wloatc responsible Tor villa
~, Iay and differing from wlis. the ,a
~ ~. condition seems to warrant, the ma
"Sa people will doubt.
W.. @'argeons in charge do not give ex
Sss'1n S..,1 io'Ilthcy may hope or icat in N,
'.S' ,,Tla,N''cas This wouldnot he wisdom
wv o9'l' Ru, tits not medical custom o
s%, sSsn'e to ,Io.o. The UPS and down
St.', %ycn'e would soon make their bulletin
saoe s.,' II they were to express all III
S.",'StHcN, they feel one day and al
iS.,r ,rE,'ASn'ion Y, they may ical The mex
t's@p imply report the pase In eaOl, hull
"'Vy nhd it at the time.
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all nj Washington that Guiteau
y marital icar, day and night, Of being
l'e " nj. U condition ot mind is expressed
y y. =" ,.m,rk that there is no hell worse
=. 4. n" The country will be glad
'" ',Ei. They don't care how utterly
pnI u .rrrIy orthodox the hell in his cell
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+, ,,oEibbing the acts of the Mississippi
&, ANN, recently, the laws got slight.
% Iai,S par,s ot m anti-Baptist book
W.. ss.,,.heins .ctup by the samc printer
y. ~ ',loriugv the result 'Be 1t enact
~, n. enatc and house OF representa-
y" ~ Jtbe state ot Mississippi, that oar
WV, wv. IA put under the water, and ttI'
...D.tn lake Onl. ---,
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For unnrofo.rIonnI I,nndnst

CrScrNSArL September l5.-Beni. beatty
Of Nowberry, Clercnopt county, Ohio, last
night shot Dr.. j. Y, Abrams, q prapticing
physician Of that place, on account Of his
suspicious Of a great intimacy between
Abrams and Mrs. Beatty. The shot took
effect in Abrams face and the ball lodged
in his neck, II is supposed to be fatal,
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CHICAGO, September 15.-Two Of the
largest sqles ot butter eyer made were eff.
ected here to-day. 4. q. Knopt said 1889
packages, and NNoodcock 4 Dexter 1900
packages. qne lot consisted Of 3,ll2 tubs
6i d lHdle b n9Gsed % \! RFice 4 GeRts az tubs
cry ut 27l cents per pound. ,....,
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,.,., are making their quick turns
~ W 'piu.bnr.h aud Titusyille these
'~ T,.y h,,eto be very quick about
" ,' al have a mortal fear thatlthat
! 'p'' l',n byIn, the Standard Oil Com
''pJ ,''rI ,obble their margins II they
tbr deal
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SAN FRANCISCO, September i5.-The off.
GERS and many Of the members Of the
Grand Army at the Republic oi this city
hive united In signing a memarIal gd-
dressed to Senator Miller, asking Ills IN.
nuenGs in securing the secr6tarysliip Tor the
Pacific coast, and urging Marcus D, Roruck
for the position.
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CoLuNDps, q, september l5.-A general
strike Of the miners In the HACKING Valley
Il being discussed The mule ddYers atd
haulersntstaihyllle and liaydenville have
struck iat an increase from g % to$ 81 p0i
per dayt aRd'all miReFs at thbse points az
out to-day,
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(ts gnteILiastlttr,
), ,nd ~ Tourlsenth street.

-I rL.rs. Of st. Louis are imitat,
IlnT :. I,s,bpn in New York in lorm'
NVtu N,,n and asrating for shorter hours
R,aa'VY Tnc,r progress toward the accom-
iilo' DE-, ' ii ,brir object has thus fur been
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MILWAUKEE, September "a, The sChOOn.
or Napoleon went ashore six miles north
Of here tonight. She will be Q total wreck.
A liie saving crew are at work, and will
probably save those on board. The Cap,
tain and one other got ashore IN small
hOai ..
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BRIsrot, H. l., September li,--Aher The
funeral services in the church here, the re-
mains oi General Burhside were conveyed
by special Train 10 Providence, and now
lie IN state at that place.
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PlrrsnuRaH, September ii.-Coal Opera
tors have conceded the advance oi one.
half cent per busliel demanded by the mi.
t,ers at their convention here yes ertiay,
and a strike Is thus ayerted. To meet tliIs
increase N wages caal VIII be aaypBced
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rrs.lasa. uAtllsia,. Army Surgeon mead

CLEVELAND, September li,-pn Joel
Pomerehe, Surgeon oil President GafAeld's
regiment, and widely known throughout
the country, died to-day, at MllleRbutg,
with disease contracted In the war lie
was itty.GiS years old. .... .ts
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New YoRK, September l5.-Charles A,
8yFne, formerly Of the Truth, was arrested
to1lay'hy the sheriff IN q suit brought ID
the Supreme Court by Josh Hart, as exc.
entor Of bis wife's estate, who rlains that
mnLic MeiLs, emhhsslhd 81 lsSh. n .
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81. 1ottb, September i5.-A ST. Joe
special says News WIS received In thit
city to-day that John Hooten, marshal oI
Corning, Holt county, this State, waskilled
late last night in attempting 10 arrest
Jfdngbh man ndtnel Jeff fNvilliahis The
tntitileter Wna iniled.
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BrfFAlo, September l5.-Johh s. Close,
while being committed to the pehitentiary
to-day, killed himself IN the Office by cut.
Ting his throat with a razor. y"
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CoLUNHuS, September i6.-The proposed
general strike Of the miners In tllg1iocklng
Valley While abandoned, as the otdhtOtt
have decided to advance The price oi min.
Ing to eight cents per ton. w.
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Rats, mice, ants, dies, vernin, Mosquitoes
insects, &C., rleatetioht by Rough on Rats
i6c boxes al dtuggislA
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Dr. Hoynton says he understands the
word septic in lhe bulletin to mean pyae.
mia, and that there may be two or more
small ebsceges on the right lung The