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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-27
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
Notes OF General Interest-Bo Bookwalter-

Notes OF General Interest t-Bookwalter-
The County Convention on Tuesday
Railroad Note-The Fair.
The Teachers Institute adjourned on
the 10Th. The session OF next year will
be held here.
The st. Clairsville schools will open
on Monday, Septe mber 5th. All the old
teachers have been re employed.
The Democratic County Convention
will be held here next Tuesday. There
will be spirited contest for all the places
on the ticket.
Our village is very dull now since the
close of the Weir trial. The excitement
attendant upon the trial has abated and
but little 10 now said about 1t.
Hon. John w. Book walter, the Dem.
ocratic candidate for Governor OF Ohio,
has promised to be present at the Coun-
ty Convention here next Tuesday.
The health of our town Ia unusually
good this season, and our Bellaire neigh.
bors who are seeking healthier locations
cannot do better than n come up here.
Alex. Downing, one OF our citizens, is
working on the stone pile in the county
workhouse, in liquidation OF fine and
costs lover SS0), for transgressing the
statute against liquor selling.
Rev. DIR. F. S. DeHass, formerly Of
Martins Ferry, late Consul at Jerusa-
lem, will lecture this evening In the NJ.
E Church OF St. Clairsville. Subject,
Ground the world in less than eighty
days"
The Democratic primary election
which is to be held to-morrow " afternoon
is attracting considerable attention.
There are several candidates here, and,
while the contest is OF a friendly nature,
there will likely be good vote polled.
One Bruce, OF Bridgeport, sent up for
assault and battery, escaped from the
workhouse on Monday. Since then our
kind.hearted Sheriff has taken the pre-
caution to attach the ball and chain to
all the prisoners employed in the work
house.
The st. Clairsvile & Northern Rail.
road will be ready for operation in about
two weeks. The managers design open
ing the road before the fair comes OF at
this place. The fair will be held Sep.
timber l4th, 18th and 18th. There will
be balloon ascension as one OF the at.
fractions Of the fair. Tony White, oi
this place, will make the ascension. de
Is now exhibiting at fairs in the north
ern part OF the State.
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THE LATEST.
A Very slight Improvemeni-The Loss OF
Ground N OF rs Great ss Was Feared.

A Very slight Improvemeni-Tne Loss Oh
arouna Not as Great as Was Feared.
ExAcu1Iys MANSION, Aug. 26. DIR.
Boynton said this evening to a reporter
of the Associated Press that he thought
there had been q very slight improve
mept in the Presidents general condi-
ton since o'clock. Up to that hour
be said: I think he gradually failed; |;
his pulse ran up early in the afternoon
as high as 1873 and remained at 1SS
for a considerable time. thought
once that he could hardly live through
the night. About four, however. he raj
lied slightly, and since that time he mas
fully held his own. In fact think MS
condition is now q trine
better have indications oil
swelling or suppuration appeared e5, a,,
cept in the wound and parosid siand'
What was the character Of the pus
DISCHARGED TO day BY the woundF
SIT looked about rs it did last night
"was it IS healthy looking last night
as before that time?
"No not quite. llwasiess in quantity
and il had q slightly mattery appear
auce." ,oy
go what was that attributedT
Probably to the impoverished condi-
tion of the patients blood
"Do you think there ID anytnin2 III
this change OF the character OF the Pns
diecharged by the wound to cause addi-
tionsl alarm
aNo, It only shows the weak and de-
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RELATIVES ED.
Mr.. Rudolph Starts for Washington.

Mr.. Rudolph stsrts for Washington.
CLEVELAND, August 26.-Joseph Ru-
dolph, brother-in-law OF the President,
left this afternoon for Washington, in
company with Captain Henry. Mr..
Rudolph has been in charge OF
the Mentor homestead while the
President has been away, and had
the care of the Presidents two younger
sons, nine and eleven years old. in
obedience to q telegram last night from
Mrs. Garfield, these sons are lett at Men
tor. They were told last evening OF the
Presidents almost hopeless condition,
and were greatly distressed, but did not
murmur on being told that they could
not 90 to him. Business has been
much depressed here to-day by the
news from Washington. Many OF the
Presidents intimate friends have gath.
cred in sorrowful knots and condoled
together, though dispatch from Harry
Garfield to P. NJ. Sherman, stating that
q slight improvement this morning gave
great encouragement and excited re.
newed hope, but later news depressed
them beyond expression.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Church -Manufaoturiug and In.
dustrtal N otes.

Church Observation-Disclosures and In.
dustrial Notes.
Four new furnaces are being erected
at the Etna mill.
Martins Ferry is in better sanitary
condition than it has been for some
tune.
Rev. II. w. Tate will preach for the
Second NJ. E. Congregation in City Hall
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The Martins Ferry turtle party re-
turned home from Still Water Thurs
day evening and reported that they
caught forty turtles.
Four special meetings were held in
the NJ. f. Church this week. They
were largely attended, mostly by the
young people, and great interest was
manifested.
The agricultural manufacturers OF
Martins Ferry state that the demand
for threshing machines Is about over,
and that the threshers report that the
grain did not yield As abundantly as
expected.
There will be preaching in the NJ. +
SQufCU NJ IL " ClOCk w uioiio" " ssN
Rev. S. Y. Kennedy. After the preach
ing number Of persons, tho have been
on probation, will be received into iuil
membership. -,
The work OF clearing away the debris
at the Laughlin mill Is still going on,
some buildings are being erected, a large
blacksmith shop has been completed,
several new furnaces have been built
and workmen will begin TO erect the
mill as soon as possible.
Yesterday evening q little son OF Jos
McClairy, who resides in Newlon's ad,
dition, while playing in Hoyle's field
was kicked by a horse over ths right
eve, cutting him in terrible manner
he was taken home in an apparently
unconscious state and DR.. West was
sent for. He dressed the wound end
reported the eye uninjured.
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THE MORNINGS DAWN
Brings No Hope to the Watchers.

Brings No Hope to the Watchers.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-Up to noon
to-day there has been no improvement
in the Presidents case. In fact it has
become more critical and his mind has
wandered at times all the morning, and
though be has rallied and has been given
LIQUID at the mouth, he does not appear
10 gain in strength, and it Is eviden t
that his stomach has lost its power OF
assimilating food. The general break
ing up Of the cellular pus sscs in the
inflamed gland and its discharge through
the orifice OF the right ear relieved the
patient somewhat, and ct Is yet feared
that there is imminent danger o: the
sloughlng of the abscess and the descent
OF the pus into the body.
DR.. Boyntoo,
when questioned by the Western Asso-
ciated Press agent this morning, said ne
saw no indications OF improvement,
Secretary Blaine when asked, replied
that though the doctors appeared to be
encouraged, he could not see on what
tleY DaBeu Jll6lE uOpSo. Dh'
thoHgbt there had been no improve
ment in the past twenty.four hours.
The Excitement en- the Streets
and about the White House has been
steadily on the increase all morning.
About II o'clock it was generally known
that word had been sent to the various
departments to be in readiness to close
up on receiving a notification OF the
Presidents death, and this had the effect
OF sending the excitement up to fever
heat. The memb bers OF the Cabinet have
all been at the White House since early
morning, and callers have been more
numerous than for several days past,
especially just before the hour tor issu.
ing the noon bulletin. That paper was
nearly an hour late to-day and its
gloomy tale was fully discounted long
before it appeared on the streets. When
il did come it etfectually killed all hope,
and at this writing the fear is general
that the President may not survive the
Diohk
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LIVE sToCA.
LtioaGo.

tioaeo.
CsIC.so. August 20. - The DrosTs
Journal bureau reports: Hoss--Receipts
10000 head shipments 1000 bead; 9 n:
erally unchanged closing week; miIed
packing 80 lO(d6 45; light IS GOES 3d.
choice heavy 50 80(a7 05; culls and
grassers a 00S6 25. -,
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; ship.
mepts 2,400 head; choice strong; poor
grades week; exporters 70 1905 6O;
good TO choice shipping - 5000 WI
common to fair $3 S0(94 40; all poor
half fat very dull; native butchers " ~
a3 90; stockers and, feeders ~ 65C93 30;
dairy calves 81 OO9l5 0O; range cattle
fairly active and steady; grasser Texans
So 1893 90; bali breeds s. 75(S425.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 500; market fairly active; common
weak: common and medium 50 OOS3 10;
good to choice "a 25t94 65.
New YORK.
Nrw YoRx, August 28.-The Drore,'
Journal bureau reports: Beeves--Rs-
ceipis 4, coo head; worst market OF the
wear for the selling interests and prices
ic lower; grass fed Kentucky 81 10; corn
led native 81 O04ll Is; Texas and Col
orado st. ers Sc 75yaS Is. Exports 6,OOO
head. Shipments 800 head. To NOR.
rows steamer takes 1900 quarters of
beef and 3l5 csrcases OF mutton.
Sheep Receipts 400 bead; market
quiet at 4@5ic:lambs 4ts s63c. Including
good state lambs at 6s6tc; fair TO good
Kentucky 5tS5tc.
swine-Receips 500 head; market
steady at IS 50S6 o. for grassers; - 6O
@8 80 corn fed.
Cincinnati.
CIxcrsxArI, August 28.-Lve Hog
Firm; common and light 81 90Cl5 90;
packing s. 2o,S8 20. Receipts 400
head; shipments 800 bead.
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Stop That Cough.

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Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loss OF voice, tickling in
the throat, or any affection Of the throat
or lungs, use DR.. King New Discovery
for Consumption. This is the great
remedy that is causing 30 much excite.
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thousands OF hopeless cases. Over one
million bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
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in every instance. We can unhesitat.
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cure for throat and lung affections, and
can cheerfully recommend 1t TO all. Call
and get trial bottle for ten cents, or
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BRIDGEPORT.

News Items Mostly Of Personal Nature,
Jas. Turner is home.
Clar Forbes il home from Cadix.
Frank Townsend and wife arrived yes
terday from Cleveland.
Mrs. Welty, OF New Philadelphia, Ia
visiting at Ross ]. Alexsnder's.
The youngest son OF Mr.. Dent was
buried yesterday, aged 4 days.
Miss Ollie Pyle, OF Tiltonville, visited
Miss Aime Chapman part Of this week.
Mrs. Annie Keyser, Of Columbus. 70
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dora Helm.
lein.
The grass in the school yard has been
moved and everything looks neat and
clean.
Jack Hill, brother OF Thos. Hill, ma
chinist, arrived on Wednesday from
England, bringing with him fair young
bride.
Charles Nugent, q Bridgeport boy,
now Of California, was married on the
2Oth instant. We extend to him in his
far away Western home our heartiest
conGratula,ion.
Prof. Schofield was in town Thursday
looking up matters pertaining to his
class in music in our public schools.
The Prof. is the best teacher in this part
OF the country.
w. W. Trueman's health failing, he
has resigned his place as manager OF the
Boston boot and shoe house at Bellaire,
and will leave for Denver, Colorado,
next week to recuperate.
Officials OF the G. &. P. r. r. were
here on Wedns sdsy. They had with
them the State Bridge Inspector and
were examining the bridges along the
road. The one here stood the test.
A meeting OF the Democrats will be
held this afternoon at the Council room
to elect delegates to the Senatorial Con.
vention, which meets at st. Clairsville,
August 3Oth. Turu out, Democrats, and
elect good, reliable men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-27

In active pursuit OF pleasure or gain,
the inestimabie blessing OF health Is too
often forgotten until disease is firmly
seated, and the fact only realized by
great bodily aud mental suffering. The
Liver is the vulnerable point in most
persons, and the disarrangement OF the
organ involves almost the whole sys-
tenn; hence the reason why under the
Liver disease there in enumerated such
a number of afflictions, and We claim
the simmons Liver Regulator to be Q
remedy for them all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-27
necessarily We did not take the poultice

necessarily We did not take the poultices
of this noon" =,
ISIS the danger now 10 be appreheno.
al that of acute blood.poisoning from
pus in the gland?"
"No, I do not think there is much
danger of that now; he is more ilkeiy
to die from exhaustion. 1t is quss'
tion of ability to hold out, II the pres
ent condition continues"
HAS there been any recurrence oil de-
lirium to-day?" =.
avery little. Mrs. Garfield, who is
with him all the time, says she noticed u
only once this morning, and then to q
trffiipg extent" a.. -.
"His mind then is clearer than last
evening""
Decidedly 30. de talks nationally
not great deal, it is true, but q little,
and is conscious OF what Is going on
around him."
"His mental disturbance is attributa-
BILE either to the condition Of the swollen
gland, or to the absorption by the blood
OF any vitiated products OF the suppura-
ton there?"
"No, / think not. 1t il due, ] pre-
sume. TO the anemic condition OF the
brain. The brain is not properly nour-
ished. It is one of the effects OF exhaus-
ton"
.sThe fact, then, that his mind Is
clearer and more active to-day than yes
terday is favorable symptom as far as
it goes"
eyes"
"Hss the patients pulse been higher
at any time to-day than it was when the
examination was made for the neon bull
letin2"
"No, l think not. OF course every
time we move or disturb him the rate OF
the pulse is accelerated, but We do not
always count it at such times and there
fore might not notice transient huctu-
alton. The rate given in the noon bull
letin was, ! believe, the highest observ-
ed to-day. The character OF the pulse,
however, is OF quite as much Importance
as the rate, aud in the Presidents case
the character has improved little since
morning"
is Mrs. Garfield fully aware Of the
gravity of the caseH"
Eyes, she is with her husband now
almost all the time. She is close oh
server, and notices the slightest change
in his condition and appearances, and
she discusses his symptoms with US
frequently. We have not thought 1t
necessary to say anything to her in re-
gard to the probable result OF the case,
because
We Still Hope for Recovery.
"Does her strength hold out, and does
she still keep up"
Perfectly. She has not shown the
slightest weakness"
"In case the President should not
grow worse, so much as to leave no room
for doubt, what would probably be the
cause OF death?"
Exhaustion, unless some new COM
plication should appear. The patient
is not likely to die directly from any
other cause"
ais there any intention of sending for
DR.. Agnew"
"No. We should be glad OF course
to have the benefit OF DIR.
Agnew's counsel and if there
were the slightest doubt as to the
proper treatment OF any symptom OF the
Presidents case we should send for him,
but there ia none. We are entirely
agreed upon the treatment. In conclu-
sion the doctor said: "Please do not
misunderstood me and quote me as say
ing that the Presidents case is hopeless.
do not think it is. He has chance
though, perhaps, slim chance OF re,
coyery and for recovery have still
bnnen
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BULLETINS.

No Material Change During the Nirht-
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 26, A.
M.-Dr. Reyburn says this morning that
no material change in the condition OF
the President has occurred during the
night. He observes no diminution OF
strepeth, nor any increase in the ire.
ouency OF the pulse, which this morn
ing is about lilo. An increase In the
d scharge OF pus from the paIotid swell
ing took place during the night.
The Noon sBulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 26, 1890
P. u.-At the morning dressing OF the
President it was observed that the pus
from the parotid swelling had found its
way spontaneously into his right ex-
ternal opening OF the ear, through which
il wa, discharging. His wound looks
as well as it has done for some time
past. His pulse and temperature are
at present higher than at the same hour
for come days He continues to take
by the mouth the liquid food prescribed.
Nevertheless We regard his condition as
critical. Pulse lls, temperature 100,
respiration Is.
(Signed.] d. W. Bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
J.. J. WOODWARD,
Rosr. REyBuRS.
F. II. HAMILTON.
d. A. AGNEw.
Critical Condition Continues at p. n.
EIDcUTIvs MANSION, August %, 4 P.
x.-Dr. Reyburn reports at r. N. that
the condition of the President continues
extremely critical. There has been no
marked change for the worse since noon,
but his pulse Is rather higher and fee
bier, and his vitality seems very low.
There is no apprehension Of immediate
death, but there 10, on the other hand,
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ENuLA N d.
The Grain Crop Ruined.

The Grain crop huineo.
LONDON, Aug 26-The Times says with
each day there is less hope OF good har.
vest weather; it has turned against US
at a critir-l moment an! the loss to the
country from the late rains is to be
reckoned py millions. II is impossible
TO gather corn, and it will soon cease to
be worth gathering. The situation OF
our farmers is dismal, for many o.
them who had harvest means are now
n ahsolute min
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 to 6 Per cent-Gov.
ernments Steady-flour firerbut
Not Pereeptib'y Higher-wheat
Unsettied-Hcgs Firm.
FINANCE.
New York.

NEW YoRK. August 20 -MoS'Y Easy
at SOC per cent, closing at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper i!G6 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills i79i I;
demand at Asst on sight. Dry goocs
import for the week se+5 900.
SmvER-At London 5lsl per ounce;
bar silver here llet; subsidiary silver
coin I per cent discount.
ovIRSAESTs-Stesdy for extended
skies and ives and | to per cent. low.
or for iour and . halls and iours.
SKIES exteodsd
New .-.....--lOl
New Four-ann one u,Ib. coupons -..... .....lis,I
New Foun .....-......-lN
Pact6c Skies OF
RAILROAD BoSDs-Ricbmond and Al.
leahany irsts declined 10 los from los.
Rome, w. K o. frsts to 81 from 93, Den.
yer, South Park and Pacific firsts IN los
from lO7, L. N. A. & G. tirsts TO LOG from
1911, and Ohio Central 10 AZ from iSi.
Mobile and Ohio first debentures al.
vanced to 95i from %, Kans 8
and Texas seconds to w
from 7S and Iron Mountain
fiyes to SS from 81. The Donan from
Brennan brought SO 0Oo in silver.
STATE SEcURIrIEs-Dull.
SroCHs-The market opened weak
and lower. but in early dealings an ad.
vance OF / TO l q toUk place, mCst of
the market in New York extremes, New
York Elevated, Union Pacific. Central
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred. Del.
aware, Lsckawanna aud Western, New
Jersey Central, Michigan Central and
Denver and Rio Grsnde. At the first
board speculation became weak and
prices fell off to II per cent, Metropol.
itan Elevated. Hannibal and Joseph
preferred, Union Pacific and Reading
taking part. After midday an advance
OF to II was recorded, which Was fol.
lowed by fractional reaction, but In
the final dealings the market became
stronger under purchases TO cover short
contracts and closed at an advance OF I
to 2t from the lowest figures Of the day,
G., 9. x |. c., Denver and Rio Grande,
Northern Pacific, Michigan Central. ILL
nois Central and Northern Pacific pre-.
ierred being the most prominent there.
in. Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred
fell Of "a but rallied ~ at the ose.
The Commercial Bulletin says: Foreign
intelligence exerted more than its usual
influence on Wall street markets to-day.
The advance in the rate OF discount by
the Bank OF England and France TO 4
per cent. yesterday WAS followed by an
advance in discount rste Of the Imperial
Bank OF Germany to-day 10 per cent,
and by advance in the Bank OF Begun
rate, although to what figure It Is not
stated. This news exercised q depress.
Ing effect on this side at the opening,
while the latter intelligence that E2OO,.
500 had been Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England for shipment TO America,
and that the crops in Great Britain bad
sustained further damages, created a
general Improvement Of prices on our
stock exchange towards tho close.
Tranaaetions Sgi9 0DO
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CnIcAo.

CHICAGO, August 20 --flour-Firmsr,
but not quotsbIy higher. Wbeat-Un.
settled; opened strong and higher, fuc.
tuated and closed q, medium figures;
No. 2 red winter 81 30: No. 2 Chicsgo
spring 81 80 cash and seller August
81 25id,i 70 seller September; 81 2Ot
seller October; 81 27} seller Noven ber:
81 24i seller year; sales at 81 25if1 25!;
seller September; 81 2St9l "a seller
October; No. 3 81 1901 10; rejected
SO,aS7c. Corn-In fair demand. but At
lower rates, irregular and unssttied at
al Ic cash &c seller September; $40
83f seller October; 8iiCSSiI seller No.
yember; lie seller year; sales at 63il4
68lc seller October; rejected 5sc. Oats
i'm fair demand bat at lover rates at
3sIc cash and seller September; tSlc
seller October; 3stc seller November;
38c seller year. Rye-Steady and IN.
changed. Baflsy-Strong and higher NJ
81 O8 cash; 81 10 seller September. Flax
keed-Active, firm and higher ri 81 81.
Pork -Epier at tl8 10 cash and seller
August; 81 80 eI7 Is seller September;
SIS O7itSls 10 seller October: &I7 75s
IL 80 seller year. LArd-ln fair demand
but at lower rates at ti1 3oall IS cash,
sIl 32i4ll s. seller September; SIl 50
seller October; sil 30tSil 324 seller
year. Bulk Neais-stsaJy anil un.
chaoged. Whisky-Steady and IN.
changed at 81 10.
Ctocfnnsc.
CIscxsA1f, August 2G - Cotton -
| Oujet sad unchanged. Fiour-Stssdy
~itb ljgnt offerings; family Sc 1861 90:
fancy E 25ta7 75. wheat-Easier bat
not ouo.abIv lower; No. 2 red winter
N sslCsI 81. Con-weaker; No. 2
mixed 87}t1Sc. 0sts-Easier; No. 3
mixed 4ls,44ic. Rye-steady, with .
lair demand; No. 2, 81 ii. Pork-Dull
At tl9 50. Lsrd-Quiet and unchanged.
| Bulk Meats-Scarce; shoulders at 81 50;
clear rib held st SO 90, but neglected.
Bscop- Steady With q good demand; !;
shoulders st IS 90; short clear @ 90;
clear S1i 90. Whisty-Stesdy With .
GOOD demand at 81 Is; combinstion asles
Of finished goods, 9t5 barrels, on basis
| OF q IA. Butter-Rirm; light offerings
and prices unchanged.
Pifasbussh.
| Prrfssusoa, August 26.-Pstroieum-
Steady; United cefthca,es eOtc; rsupsd
ne tos Philsdsiphia delivery.
| tAllaisaI t~tas es F5afb Peal
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= WaEFI No W. VA SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81.

nothing as yet to strengthen the faint
hope OF rally which the surgeons still
entertain.
No Chanss st $50 Pm.
EXECUTIVE MAssIos, August 26, $50
P. M-The Presidents condition has
not changed materially since the last
bulletin was Issued. He continues to
take by moush the liquid food pre-
scribed, and occasionally asks for it.
Since yesterday forenoon, commencing
at IL 80 o'clock, the enemata have again
been given at regular intervals as
means OF administering stimulants, as
we'll as nourishnent, and they have
been retained without trouble. At
present his pulse is ll6, temperature
SO 9 10. respiration Is.
ISigned d. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J. ]. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
F. H. HAMILTON,
d. H. AGNEw.