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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-19

Chrsties' celebrated Count Oysters, the best in
the market for sale at the Senate" Served in all
styles and retacd. Oct. 8, 1881,
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Frazer Axle Grease.-One trial will convince you
that 1t is the best. Ask your dealer for the Frazer
Axle Grease. and take other. Every box has
our trade mark on.
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For SALE CHEAP.-A Good Morning
Range, foot turning lathe, and a foot jig
saw, also three heating stoves. n. ?. HICKS.
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TRIAL LIST NOVLMBER SPECIAL
4 TERN, 1881.
FIRST WEEK.

~ TERM, 1881.
FIRST WEEK.
Emily McTavish VS. E. Lockwood. ........... Eject
w. NJ. Nixon Vi VIM. Wolf. Issue
II. B. Ingham a. j. Layton, ct al..... .Trespass
b. S. Benty, trus etc. VS. Susq. Nut. Ins. Co. Debt
First Nat Bank, Athens, Ns Geo. w. Morse.
Selim Kirby VS. a. 4. Carpentel.s ....... Eject
Pa. < n. Y. Canal & r. II. Co. VS. j. -. Montanye,
ct all. ........................ ........ Eject
Geo w. Esscr VI Jno. Q. Ward d............. .Tresp
Jno. Swackhammer VS. Chas. and Mary Sill. Eject
II. b. Nangilder w. H. Sherwood. ....... .Tresp
Frederick II. Cole VS. David Coe........ 49,. Eject
Delphene Shoemaker vs. /. B. FauIkner.......
c. w. Clapp VS. Jno. W. IIollenback. ...... ...Debt
Athens Is. x l.. Association VS. c. O. Huntington
ct al..... Sci Fa
Wright Durham vs. Ellsworth Osborn. .... .Tresp
Citizens Nat. Bank Towanda VS. A. Conkn. Asspt
First Nat. Bank Towanda vs a. COnkn.....
Mary 4. Hamilton VS. VIM. Snyder. Debt
Lormore X Tompkins Geo. p. Tracy. ....Appeal
VIM. NJ. Mallory vs. Douglass Wilson, ct al. Eject
SECOND WEEK.
Jackson Lewis VS. VIM. Whitney ............T .Tresp
Rose l.. Secor use VS. Elisha Athertons Ex'rs +. Iss
E. A; Packer & Co. VS. Schrader Min, & Mfg.
Co.. .Tresp
First Nat. Bank: Towanda vs. Thos. f. Madill
II. ": Ira Tracy vs. Pa \. Canal & r. r. Appeal
NJ S. Pixies Ex'rs A. Hunsiker.. r............lssue
Francis A. Drexel vs Jno Carroll. ...........E Eject
c. f, Frost vs Thos. r. Jordon. Appeal
S. H. Farnsworth vs. j. Cobb. Issue
e. w. Drake VS. Thos. Harding, ct al. ......A Asspt
E. l.. Palmer VS. Eugene keeler. r...........A Appeal
Nj. s, Pixies Ex'rs VS. G. Hunsiker. ......... .Rplvn
Lewis & Brown VS. David Whipple. Appeal
Samuel Ovenshre vs. A, H. Spalding, ct al. .Tresp
Clark johnson vs. Asylum Twp.............Appea
s. IL. Howell vs A. j. Layton. n...............
Chas. Perrigo & Co VS. Kinney & Watkins. .Tresp
Chas. Perrigo 8, Co vs NJ. Watkins. .........
Mary Lalley, use Michael Kirwin...... "
Geo. G. Atwood vs. n. n Parks. ........... "
Snbpenaes first week returnable Monday, Nov.
81. 1884, at 2 o'clock Z. M.
Subpnnaes second week returnable Monday. Nov.
rs, 1881, at o'clock 2. M
GEORGE w. BLACKhAN.
Towanda, Pa. ,Oct.14, 1881. thy
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Have you been into see GRADY'S new as
sortment Of goods at his store on Pine street ?
He has an elegant selection of cloths and suit
Ings, from which he can manufacture you
any garment or a whole suit on short notice.
He does his own cutting and personally su-
perntends the work on every article made in
his establishment. That he always succeeds
in securing perfect fits, and that his price
es way down." everybody knows.
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The Sugar Greek Mills are now turning out the
best of -four, meal md feed. Our " new process"
buckwheat flour is hard to beat All orders left Al
mill sent through post office will receive prompt
attention. W. N. FOSTER
Oct. 27, 1881.
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NlSSOLUTIDN.-The copartnership
-s< heretofore existing under the firm name Of G
A. DAYTON co. is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. AL accounts will be settled by G
a. DAYTON, GEO. A. DAYTON,
IoWanda, Pa, Oct. 8, 81. b. kUYKENDALL
The undersigned will continue the milling and
grain business as formerly conducted by the late
firm.
Thanking you for past favors, would respect
fully ask your continued patronage.
GEO. A. DAYTON,
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FOR RENT.

Two dwelling houses in the First Ware
for rent. .. d. KINNEY.
Rooms suitable for small family, ts Iet in centre
Of town Enquire at this ofice.
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EssE E'RD EsEeJFIE j.!

The celebrated Stallion has returned to his sta
bles in this place wher. he may be found. TERMS
Same az heretofore.
Oct. 81, 1881 D. G. DEWITT
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Prof. DANEELLE, organized his classes on
Thursday, with tlattering encouragement,
and will give the first lesson of the course on
Wednesday next, (IhNrsday being Thanks
gi0jRg) and after next week the les
son will be on Thursday until change can be
made with EImira for Friday. Ladies and
children who can attend best at that hour will
receive their lesson at 4 O'Clock p. M; and
those who can attend best in the evening.
will receive their lesson at o'clock and gen.
tlemen at O'clock and the assemblies will
be every evening from until II. with good
music and no extra charge. Parents of pu-
pills admitted free to the assemblies.
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Sheriff DEAN adVertises ten pieces of real
estate to be sold December 1, as follows:
House and lot in Towanda boro and town.
ship. Advertised as the property of f, r.
Vincent as TIE suit of James Foster
Lot in Litchfeld, containing 100 acres. At
the suit of Hannah Snooyer VS.. H. f. John
son.
Defendants interest in 81 acres in WIlmot.
Edward Provost VS.. NJ. p. Frutchey.
House and lot in the 1st ward Towanda bo-
rough. Kellogg & Maurice VS.. j. E. Fem-
ing.
Lot in South Wavery. James r. Stone to
use of Geo. Edminster vs.. n. Edminster.
acres in Rome township. IL. Conklin VS..
Il. M. Washburn.
Lot in Athens township. Daniel Browns
use VS.. James E. Arnold.
House and lat in 3d ward Towanda boro.
B. W. Lane VS.. II. A. Prince.
337 acres in South Greek. John Brainard,s
use VS.. Amos d. Hinckley.
6S acres and 80 perches of land in Wimot.
Michael c, Kingsley's use VS.. John c. Gran
dali.
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Syracuse Standard: The steam yacht
Emile arrived in this city yesterday a'I,r-
noon, Ell route to New York. She is Owrod
by r. A. PACKER, the wealthy coal man
whose island home near Alexandria Bay. n
the st Lawrence river, has so many attractions
for visitors, among whom are several priyi
eyed Syracusans. The Emllie is great IA
vorte on the river. She is a beautifully mod
eled craft and fitted up in gorgeous fashion.
Aboard of her was her owner, who received
and entertained several friends during short
stay at the packet dock. She Is being taken
to New York to be remodeed for next sum-
mer.
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Q, A. BLACK, Agt., Towanda.
Ii you call at BLUM's boot and shoe, store
you Will find that you can get more and bet
Ter goods Tor the money than at at any shoe
house in Towanda.
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Wanted, work by the day, by n woman who can
sew, wash, clean house, etc. Call at Campbes
boarding house on State street
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-30
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO June 7.-fiour-Demand fair
market firm. Wheat-Active firm and higher
No, red winter, .1Oal. l6h sNo. 2 Chicago spring
l.13h for seller cash; 1.l3H for seller June
1.l42l for seller July; l.l4's for seller August
1.l25I for seller September; No. 3 Chicago spring
1.o2@1.O7; rejected, 1881. Corn-strong and
higher; 47H@4S for seller cash; 47T@47A for
seller June; 467l for seller July; ASK for selle,
August, AK for seller September rejected
AK. Oats-Active,.. firm and higher; SS& for
seller cash and June; 37s4 for seller July; 2Sss
for seller August; PIX for seller Septem-
ber; rejected, 42H. Rye-Firm 96. Barley
Steady and unchanged; at 100, Pork-Quiet
and weak; 1876 for seller cash; f&.30alG. 80 \
for seller July; 16.42A@15.45 for seller Au-
gust; 16. so for seller September. Lard-Steady
and in fair demand; 1895 for seller cash; 1O.97s
for seller July; 1O.9711 bid for seller August
10.S2hals.S5 for seller September. The
"Drover's Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts
5000; shipments, 4,SOO; good quality in
fair demand; mixed packing, 5alOc lower o.Goa
$685. light yorkers, 5.5Oa.56O; choice heavy
6.OO@6.25. Castle-Receipts, 5000; shipments
$500; steady and fairly active; exports, 5.sO@
6.l5 from cars, prime, 6.6O-highest price in
month; good to choiceshipping, 5.60@6.oO
poor to medium, 5.lOa5.5o; butchers, steady, 2.3C
a5.25; thorough grass TEXANS, ,3.4Oa4 Is; stockers
and feeders, 3.25a4.75; fine feeders, 5.OOa5.1O.
sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 400; strong
active; for good, poor, fair to slow; 3.5O@4.25
good to choice butchers, 4.5o94.75, exports5 .Ooa
525: all shOrn
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Making Home Happy.

Recently the wife of sea captain,
says The Philadelphia Record, visited
the almshouse for the purpose of Sc
curing child for adoption. In her
tour through the nursery she selected
a child about eight weeks old-a bright
and chubby boy-and obtained the con-
sent of the mother to adopt him as her
own. The necessary papers were
made out and signed, and then it was
the sea-captain's wife broke forth into
an ecstacy Of rejoicing, and hugged and
kissed the little infant, saying to it:
"You can't know how much Joy you
are bringing with you to your new
home" The excessive rejoicing of the
lady and the enigmatical address to
her new charge excited the curiosity of
the officers, and she was asked to ex-
plain how it was that the baby could
be such treasure. "Why. certainly"
replied the young foster-mother "my
husband is sea-captain. We were
married about eleven months ago, and
he went to sea soon after our wedding.
He will be home in two weeks, and
won't he be a happy man to find that
he has a nice, pretty boy waiting to
welcome him home" And again the
woman pressed the child to her bosom
and chuckled over the contemplated
deception she was about to practice on
her nnsuspecting husband. The child
was hers legally. 1t had been given to
her by it's mother in due form of law,
and she was bent on presenting it to
her hurband as his own son. The. Off
GERS warned her of the consequences
which might arise if in after years the
husband should discover the trick that
she in her ill.conceived affection
had practiced upon him; and so she
burned the papers to prevent the pos
sibiity of his ever discovering the proof
of the deception, and went away with
the child. The last words she uttered
on leaving the alms-house we're:
won't the baby make papa's heart
glad and his home happy!'
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FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

IT is rumored that smallpox has broken
out at the penitentiary at Joliet, III.
HAVANA reports eleven deaths from
yellow fever during the week, and twenty
from small .pox.
A CYCLONE passed over the western por.
tion of Montague county, Texas, destroy.
ing houses and fences and iniuring crops
THE fire in Treadwell's carrying shops
at Salem, Mass, on Thursday morning,
inflicted 4 loss Of $75 900, on which there
were policies for $47, $50.
A TRAIN was thrown into a creek near
Freeport, Pa, by striking a COW. The en-.
gineer, fireman, and a passenger were
instantly killed.
HENRY A. GROVER, of Foxboro, Mass.
bought bicycle at Attleboro and started
to ride home, but fell of and broke his
neck on the way.
| THE boiler Of a dummy engine exploded
on the wharf at Medford, Mass, shatter.
ing schooner and several buildings, kill.
ing two men and injuring four others.
The chair factory of A. P. johnson, on
the corner of Green and Phillips streets
Chicago, was destroyed by fire. The loss
is $50 900, and the insurance $4,000. Six
meH were more 'or less injured
THE weather at New Orleans has been
excessively hot for the last three days
and thirteen cases of sun stroke, seven Of
which proved fatal, haye during the time
occurred in that city. At Vicksburg the
thermometer reached 101 in the shade.
AT Elysville, on the main TEN of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, freight
train collided with an accommodation
train. Thomas Zipp, engineer of the
freight, jumped from the engine and
uroke his neck.
CAPT. G. A. Sparks, Of the whaler Ed
ward Lee, left his ship in small boat to
follow school of whales, and was lost
together with his boats crew of FIVE men
After waiting four days, the mate return
ed to Vineyard Haven, Mass, with the
| vessel.
LOUIS LARNEREAUx, farmer, was kill
ed by Lightning Sunday evening near Sloan
Iowa. A neighbor with whom he wa.
talking was standing within two PAGES, bu
was only shocked. The only trace OF The
body was slight red mark on the fore
head and the beard singed.
The confagration at Tombstone, Arizo
ma, swept over a space of six blocks, de
stroying about one hundred and fifty
buildings, and entailing loss of nearl,
$450, 900. A cigar-lighter ignited thu
fumes from barrel of whisky which was
being opened in saloon. About eigh
hundred people are homeless.
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GENERAL NOTES

No new developments have been made
as to the Victoria disaster by the trials of
Captains Rankin and Parish for man
slaughter.
A wEB-eoops factory, the first to be es-
tablished in the west, will soon be erected
in Milwaukee, by a company with $l00, 600
capital.
The production of anthracite coal for
the first FIVE months this year was SIC, $50,
272 tons an increase of 1886, ,233 tons over
the produce for the same time last year.
DIsvRIcr-ArreRNEY WooDFoRD, of New
York, has appointed as his assistants son
OF Postmaster General James and nephew
Of Roscoe Conkling
THE legislature of the Mexican state Of
Vera Cruz offers a reward of 100000 to
the inventor of preventive for yellow fe.
yer. Such an inducenent ought to stimu
late the sluggish Greaser to active efforts
The prize drill at Louisville, resulted il
victory for the Porter rifles, of Nash
vile. the second honors being carried of
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CANTON, d. T., THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1881.

time has been going forward at the Keo.
kuk elevator, controlled by Jack Sturges.
shows that l2O, 600 bushels of grain have
gone where no trace can be found Civil
and criminal suits will at once be COM
menced. ......
Two negro walters employed by the Owl
club, of Chicago, which has rooms in Nc
Vicker's theatre, INDUCED in quarrei,
when Luther Ross stabbed Edward Stan
nard in the left breast with large pocket
knife. The victim lived but few min
utes. The murderer, apparently uncon-
scious of the effect of the blow he had
given. made his appearance in the rooms
during the evening, and was taken to jail.
On Hannibal and St. Joseph train,
near Chillicothe, Mo-, J. NJ. k;ser, COM
mercial traveller, of Quincy, was fred
upon three times by stranger, who then
pulled the bell-cord. stopped the train and
leaped off. The first shot took effect in
the right arm, inhicting mortal wounds.
The assassin left valise which showed
that he was Colonel Keith, of Columbus,
Ohio, who is known 10 be insane.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-30
FOREIGN.

PRINCE LEoPoLD has taken his seat in
the house of lords as duke of Albany.
BROAD streams of lava are flowing down
the northeast side of Vesuvius.
HARTMANN, the noted nihilist, is about
to leave Lendon for New York.
IRoQUOIs is the favorite at London in
the betting for the St. Leger stakes, by
five to two.
The German Minister at Pekin has de-
manded of the Chinese government the
punishment of the pirates who plundered
the German bark Occident.
ENGLAND has refused to cooperate with
Italy against France with regard to the
Roustan and Tunisian diplomatic interme-
diary. The fact is England. with large
force in Ireland and troops in India and
South Africa, has all she can attend to at
present.
A FARMER nance! Cox has been arrested
Limerick county Hazel, secretary of the
Goet branch of the land league, has been
nabbed under the coercion act.
For attempting to blow up the town
hall at Liverpool, McKeritt and McGrath
have been committed. The latter is also
charged with causing the explosion at the
police barracks. The town hall at Bir-
ming ham is strictly guarded, on warn
ing from London.
THERE has been a fresh outbreak against
the Italians at Marseilles, and troops were
promptly marched to the scene. About
two hundred arrests have thus far been
made, mostly of Italian workmen, and four
French rioters have been sentenced to i'm
prisonment.
MEMBERS Of the Italian National club
at Marseilles Kissed regiment of French
troops just disembarking on their return
from Tunis. Instantly the citizens sur
rounded the clubhouse and demanded the
removal of. the English flag, which order
was disregarded. While the police were
endeavoring to calm the people the deputy
mayor tore down the escutcheon, and
troops were sent to guard the clubhouse.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-30
The Little Immigrant.

Just after the emlgrant train left
Harrisburg, says an exchange, the
strange actions of q number of the
feminine Polish travellers attracted the
attention ofone of the train hands, and
upon investigation he learned that an
interesting event was about to transpire
and inasmuch as accomonations for
such an occurance were rather limited,
and being unable to understand the
language spoken by the woman, News
Agent Nathanson of Harrisburg was
called upon to act as interpreter. When
it was learned that another passenger
was about to be added to the already
crowded car, hasty preparations for
the unusual event were made for the
comfort of the mother, and at $40
o'clock while speeding over the rail at
the rate of twenty five miles an hour,
a bouncing girl, weighing probably
twelve pounds was born near Haley's
station. Of course the arrival Of the
little immigrant, under circumstances
SO unusual caused considerable excite
ment on the train, and when it was
learned that the mother had passed
safely through, the news was received
with delight by all on board.
The names of the parents of
the little stranger are John and Agate
Byezeck. They are from Osobinica,
province of Galicia, and their destina-
ton is No. 80 McHenry street, Chicago,
which city they hoped to reach before
the youngster put in appearance, with
what success has already appeared
The train men were as attentive as the
delicate nature of the case would per-
nit, and every convenience and COM
fort possible was afforded the mother.
At Mifflin tempting delicacies were pro
cured for the mother by Mr.. Nathan
son, and at Cove Forge hot water for
bathing purposes was also furnished,
when to his dismay it was learned that
the newly arrived infant had been treat
ed to bath of ice water. from the cool.
er in the car, and when his surprise
was expressed to the attendants they
united in the expression that cold water
would make the baby grow. The
proposition that the mother should be
left on the way was made, but aftel
consideration she concluded to proceed
on her journey which she did, arriving
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Applied Theology.

TToul tHc hioduy Argus.
AT a meeting of the Woburn Confer
ence, Farmer Allen of Wakefield relat
ed the following anecdote:
One Sunday morning, while a certain
deacon was preparing for church, a
wandering wayfarer, or in modern par
lance a tramp, appeared at his door,
pleaded his hunger, and begged for
something to eat. The deacon looked
solemn and frowningly but reluctantly
got loaf of bread and began to cut it;
but while doing so took occasion to ad-
monish the beggar concerning the er-
ror of his ways, After reminding him
that it was holy Sabbath which he was
desecrating, he asked him if he knew
how to pray. "No," was the reply,
"Then I'll learn you," said the deacon,
and commenced to say the Lords
prayer.
But just as he utter ed the first W ords
"Our Father" the beggar interrupted
him with the question, "What, is he
your father and mine, too?"
eyes," the deacon replied.
"Why," exclaimed the beggar, eve
are brothers, then, amt we? Can't yor
cut that slice little thicker"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-30
Prejudice Kills.

eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed of misery under the care Of
several Of the best land some Of the
worst) physicians, who gave her disease
various names but no relief, and now
she is restored to us in good health by
as simple remedy as Hop Bitters, that
we had poohed at for two years, before
using it. We earnestly hope and pray
that no one else will let their sick suffer
as we did, on account of prejudice
against SO good medicine as Hop Bit
ters. The Parents.-Isegrum.
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by company G, of the 1st regiment, Of
Chicago.

by company G, of the 1st regiment, of
Chicago.
The Ute commissioners. accompanied by
Sapavanaro and Guero, escorted by cav
airy company, left Grand river on horse
back last week, going, toward Utah, carry
ing provisions on packmules
THE heirs of the late Anthony J. Drexel
for whom Drexel Boulevard, Chicago is
named, are having fountain made at Ber-
lin costing $4,000, which they will pre-
sent to Chicago as a memorial of their de-
ceased relative.
TOBACCO cultivation in the United
States, for 1880, is placed at 473, lO7, ,5S3
pounds. The average yield per acre is
shown to be 73l pounds, varying from
], 1,559 pounds in Massachusetts, to All
pounds in North Carolina.
The suit of William S. Williams, of
New York, against the Western Union
Telegraph company, to restrain the issue
of $l5,OOO,O 900 new stock, has been dis
missed. A similar decision is expected in
a case entered by Rufus Hatch.
A COMET of vast size, with bright CEN
ter and fan-like tail, was plainly visible to
the naked eye just before daylight on
Thursday. Astronomers at several eastern
points are claiming credit for its discovery.
1t is believed to be the great comet of 1912,
which is due this year.
AT Biddeford. Maine, the celebrated
Pepperell Mills paid off their hands and
shut down. Non-striking operatorsswere
sent to the company's mills at Laconia,
N. H., while the strikers scattered in
search of work. This can hardly be deem
ed triumph for the strikers.
THE crossing of the Rio Grande by Lieu
tenant Bulls, of the United States army,
in pursuit of border marauders, evokes a
strong protest from the Mexican press.
The PctriG. while confessing the inability
of its government to prevent such inva-
sions, asks the authorities at Washington
to give the matter calm consideration.
TIE banquet of the sons of Maine resi-
dent in Chicago was in every sense a
success, especially as a large delegation of
the Pine Tree state were present as guests
Judge Drummond delivered the address
of welcome and Professor Rodney Welch
the poem. Among those responding to
toasts were Hannibal Hamlin, Z. B.
Washburne. James H. Howe, and Mark
H. DunnelI.
REMARKABLE piece of news comes
from the Nashville correspondent of the
Louisville Courier-J0urnal. He saws that
a woman living in Jackson County, Tenn,
was a few days ago delivered of seven
children in one evening They all resem-
BILE each other except as to weight, and
are healthy, well-formed babes. The
minuteness of detail regarding the
physicians trips backward and forward
suggest that the story is true one.