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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-17

John Boyle O'Reilly, editor of the Boston Pi2ot, who with Rev. Father Walsh, of Wa terbury, tis to yspeak at the Carll Opera House this evening, will probably arrive this afternoon and stop at one of the hotels. MT. O'Reilly will be the guest of the Knights of St. Patrick at their banquet after his oration on the Tand TeaOue interests
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-17

Don't Die on the Premises. Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" It clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, reaches. Only 15c. per box. 239 State st.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-17

The Chief Marshal's Order-The Meeting
 atCarlIs Opera House.
 Chief Marshal Landers' second order re- garding the procession tonight is as fol-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-17

The line of march for St. Patricks evening will be as follows; Out of north gate of the Green. to Elm to State, to Chapel, to the Carn Opera House. Societies will form in the following order:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-17
spstiiaI Nptites.
gpetiaI Notifes.
!" And better had they ne'

Andb bette had ne
 Whor Ito doubt or read o be rfound tuh authenticity To such would
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Rapid Railway Progress.
sEyENTi TIvE HUNDRED viLIs or SEw
TEArk LAD LAST YEAR.

sEyEND TIvE HUNDRED Mills OF NFw
TEAck LAID LAST YEAR.
The Ruhr1y Agf. in the forthcoming z
number, presents summary showing
the mileage Of track actually laid dow n
in the United State. during the year
lssO. The footines are Astonishing.
showing "a they do that no less than
1,2OT miles Of new track were laid dur.
ing the last twelve months on at least
234 different lines. These figures are
greater than any year since 1871. aud
the mileage is greater by fifty four per
cent. than that OF 1879. The ige an.
ticipAtcs that the final figures will in.
crease the grand total to 800 miles. a
mileage greater than has been con.
structed in the United States or any
other country in any previous year.
The only State IN which no work has
been done is Mississippi, and the only
Territories Idaho, Wyoming and Indian.
from which railways are kept although
eager to enter. and Alaska. Another
year will see large additions in these
territories. Dakota leads the country
with ESQ miles Of new track Texas
comes next with esq. then Ohio. j25 /:
New Mexico. SIG; Iowa, AS Colorado.
40l Nebraska, 2sj; Illinois and Kan.
sas, $40 each. The total mileage in the
United States is 92,70i, against 60,2s3
in 1871 and 74,0g6 in 1873
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20

Behold the teacher in the school.room
surrounded by the young hopes Of fu.
ture eminence-the embryo great men
of this great Republic.
They are destined to perform impor.
tant parts in the great drama Of life.
How beautiful! How sugge stive OF
noble aspirations, is the scene here
presented to our gaze
There amid that vast throng of dill.
gent and happy children, stands the
teacher. They seem, while thus encir.
cled by the fruits of his or her intel.
lectuol labors, to look prospectively to
the great events OF coming years their
mind penetrates through the gloomy
vista of futurity, and vivid colorings
which fancy there portrays take the
impress of reality. They see the youths
who now surround them-their minds
having become enriched with all the
varied lore Of ancient and modern
sciences, and their forms having become
expanded into perfect manhood and
womanhood. They see them step forth
into the world, and with laudible ambi.
ton commence the struggle for emi.
nence and fame. They soon reach the
ultimatum OF their desires, for here in
this great Republic "n1 pent up Utica
contracts their powers their voices
are heard pleading, in noble efforts Of
forensic eloqucnce, in behalf Of injured
innocence and the bcreayed, wronged
and helpless widow. Or, choosing the
facinating arena and political contests,
political preferment soon places them
in offices of power and emolument.
The vast and complicated machinery Of
Government is placed in their hands,
and they prove how nobly fitted they
are for the iultillment OF their arduous
duties.
Thus are the hopes Of the teachers
rewarded and realized. They hope not
for wealth they hope not for fame and
cminencc. No; their only hope-and
this hope is the bcAcon.lght which
cheers the poor, weary teacher through
many long years Of painful anxlety-is
that those tender plants which they
foster and cherish with such wonderful
carc-those children into whose minds
they are ins,illing the eternal priuci.
pies OF science and truth may, when
they come to years Of maturity, be not
only loved, respected and honored by
their fellow men, but that they, while
living, may be identified with all the
great events Of this nations glory, or
dying and leaving their footprints on
the sands Of time, may be wept for a,
the nations loss NicL
tuiouyiilc, Jan. L., ISL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Unseated Land Appeal.

4 PPEALS will be held in the
~ camrnlssinHsrs' 0fBcs. Rsllsfauis. Centre ccun
H. Pa. fot the rurpass # adjusting the sppsA vAss
% uus~afssi Lands A. f0li1vs
TUESDAY. February !. for the townships 4 Hainss
Miles Penn. Gregg Potter Harris College. FstEusou.
Half Ne-sn sua Patton.
wEDNEsDAY February 2 faf tho townships q
Bsuuer, sprfnc. walker. Mafinn. Liberty Howard
~ FEs. Union. Hus.nu v ofth And Taylor
THURSDAY February 4. ior ihs taunship u Rush
FRInAY. February Z. fsr tho townships u sn0u
shoe. Burnside and Curtin.
AL persons interested take notice.
ANDREw GRpgG
GEORGE SWAP
TIESHI nEcE ClE. JACOB nUNkLH
2-3u County Commissioner
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20

= less land. aud farm It better" tho subscriber
offers for sale one Of the two farms he now occupies
IN HOWARD TOWNSHIP
This farm is located the north sido u the Bald
Eagle creek, nearly opposite the Borough of Howard
II has frontage Of ~ rods the creek, with high
bank which never ovcrnJws
II contains 30 " land more or lees about 90
Of which Is cleared The remainder ls woodland
II is well watcred having besides the creek front.
age, we'll at the house, spring run tfAyrf.ing tho
whole length Of the place. and several springs ia the
hrdH at least tao Of which very uc ones aud ~
situated as 10 h. easily plped to the building
Tho buildings are beautifully located upon roll of
land few rods from tho creek upon the public fpad
leading ~ and down the creek Aui within ten min
utc' walk q the pest once depot stores aud churches
u Howard Borough
tn" house IL frame, aud nearly nrw. II l. 50I3C n
In siz", tSo ui stories high containing eight large
rooms, with ball both up stairs and dJwn, h~sidr a
hrsicAss cellar aud attic. both Of which are the fun
siEc of the house
Conveniently near this ls a good hank barn. also
nearly nov II is g. hy HI feet, oputalniuE tao ~.
o'll"nily finished ura,hhR noors. a good grAnary.
hrsi rate stabnE and hAs attached 20 II large corn
CRIB, aud wagon shed lGKij feet wlh a rno~ over
head.
portion u the land is we'll adapted o. Timothy,
AID has yielded f1r it. present owner high a. ihrs.
tons bret clAss hay ter acre A good +. g. Dsdctirk
has Alins narhiur and fAlfhauk e srAlss pr pelEh-
iuE the halc' iu the harm. AMI viii be cold
with the farm. " desired.
Other parts of the land arc well suited g. tobacco
culture aud yielded number oue crop la, season.
Yarns ~iih - many aisAHtAgrs this afr rarely
Offered tor sale. II ~li he soli al fair pfit" aud on
rras1aAhc terms
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Application for Charter.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an
4 application viii bs made unaer The Act Of A..
sssnbly % the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Vnsi.
tied HAn Act 10 provide for the iu0oFroFatlnn sud
Regulation Of unrtain cofpursttausH aprfssed Atfl
- ls7t aud she Supplements thereto fof the ehaf4sr
uf aa intended corporation 10 be called sTHE gN0n
sHOE coal COMPANY the character and Object of
uhleh h % uAfTy The business u mining shinuis=
and selling af bltumincus coal the manufArtnrine ss3
selling q lnmber with the rght purchsss hold nnA
Dispose 81 sil necessary property real aud personal -
connection With said husness and for thee rrpnse
franchises and privileges conferred hy said Art ~ A.
ssmbiy and ite eupplsmeats
i-se EbMuND BLANCHARD. sollclsos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person 10 be
i'll, without inaction of the Stomach.
Liver or kidneys, or did you ever know
one who was we'll when either was OBJ.
struoted or inactive; and did you ever
know or hear of any case Of the kind
that Hop Btters would not curei Ask
your neighbor this same question:
Times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Auditors 8 Notice.

IN the matter of the exceptions to
Il the Account Of JAS C. BoAL and CATHERINE
burst, administrators d b. g. of the estate of
PETER DURsT. deceased
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Orphans Court of Centre county, 20 pass upsn the
exceptions and make distribution ~ the balance IN
the hands % the will stsnd 10 bic duties
at his Office, In Deleionte. on SATURDAY, January
a. 1ssi at 10 o'clock A. ~ AZ which time asd place
all parties interested may Attpnd.
i.sw n A. MCKEE. Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Report of Appraisers.

N the Orphans Court of Centre
- county, in the matter Of the EsiAis of s s. PAR.
MIR drcaA=eas
And nov Nov. a. $50 report o. appraisers sitting
apart 70 Amanda FArner widow q decessed the fois
lowing described real estate VIA tot of land situate
IN Potter township bounded on the west hy lands Il
John Rihle. the north and east ht lands Of geha
Farmer, and on the seath by public rnad ard contain
nE one and hundred and fofiy-six reFras st
the valuation Of three hundred dnliars same day
spprsseBsHt read and confirmed ~ A. 10 bscons al.
souts " exceptions thereto he hled psSar 20 next
teEm,l and rnhicAtian ordered agfreAty 20 Rule Fl
Cusft MM- y HuRCuFIELn
l-aw ClsfA orrhaas' Court
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Philadelphia Markets.

PHnapElFHtA, January ~. 1851.
The hreadstnHs market to-day duil, and -four
and grain werr weak In price
FLoUR-Flour is in limited request and prices are
weak SALES Of en- tArrels, Including Minnesota ex.
tras at s15T5 for medium 90 choice clear. and At g.
ds2b Tor straight Pennsyivania extTa family at ss
s87s6s25. Rye -four s steady At sLi5et5 per barrel
GAuN-wheat IL quiet and prices are rather easter.
sales of bteo bushels including rejected. ct g. ca
6ina; rcd and smher on track. al 81 iflS and No.
red, elevator, at si.ie. Ryeis steady at g3c for
Pennsylvania.
saEbs--Good and choice sells 1t 7jTase. Timothy
L nominal
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Estate of Jno. D. Leib, Decd.

IN the matter Of the petition of
Il ISRAEL FRKEsK for specific performance of
contract.
The commissioner appointed 10 take tea-
ilmeHy IN The above sll atssad o the duties uf
hs appointment 81 HE ofee. IN Bsllsfonts, Fnf.
DAY, the 2ist day ef 1anHafy. n lssl at 10 O'clock
A. ~, Shsa and shsre I'll parties interested 81
i.Sw b i. FoRTsEY. oumHlsslonsr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
VICK'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

E'or 1881 is an Elegant Book of 100
Il Pages one Colorsd Flower Plate. ard eo1 ilus-
iratlona sith Descriptions of the best Flowsrs and
Vegetables, and Directions for grouing. ohlT 10
csnts. In English German. II you sftsfvards
order sceds deduct the 10 esuts
Wcks SEEDS the best In the World. TIIE
FLORAL GUIDE wili tell how 20 get and srpv them.
Vieks Flower snd Vegetable cssdsn, us Psass
Colofed Plates hon EngasinEs. Fer ~ cent? in pa
per covers flnn In elegant oloth. In German or
English.
vieks Illustrated Monthly Msasfine-12 Pages.
Colufed Plate IN every number and many fine Nm.
cravings. Prize ft.25 year: Five copie. for 500
specmsn Numbers sent for Qesnts trial copies for
Is cents.
Address, JAMES WICK. Rochester. NY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Saturday, January %, A. D. 1891


a. - oriosk J. " The following assrfilsi teal 90
tAio = The Defendant, . uii.
All those two certain messuAccf. truc.
fsufs and trartt ~ gruub3 situate u the HaruuEb -
Esicfahis Centre r.ulty. IA l.aubled and desy fiti
a. filaus pne fhsrcaf tsEiuuinE a. osrusf uf
AisEheHF street ard alley tssuty tesi north q lots
~ Rateti Naisutns. thence north SO fest along
tAid street. the Zee sast .sf feet aud q In No
Csllaud aut Charles NeCaTrrty thsgrs south Alarg
satd land g feet g. an alley th.res sssi 81 g. the
Ilar" Il hg.nuinE Tho sAli irArt l,inE the eAl;
siie = AIIrghrut street No hulldiuE
The uihrr there; iyiuF "a tho usst si1s = Ale
Fhsuy sitsei Beginning It corner of AisFhsu,
and slisF - feet north q .ats sl hy Iaes
4 HrAtsr 60 - T. Hfkey. thsuo" north Joe feet g.
lanis hf Charles NusFsffy thence sect Alaug said
lauds 20 fesf g. uih"f lAHjs g aid NuCAHrtty .
theme sa8'h ipt feei alley ibeurs along
ssid alley - issi % plAss & ieEiHaiuT ~ buila
iuEs.
Aho. all thA, certain mcssuscc. tenement
~ D.. = gruuui ,tuair IN TIE Braugh e Hsllsoui.
CauHiy = Cepirs, ani state = FsHusyi' hound .
aud assrrii.si A. fallHus 90 the north - ChsrrH
alrr ~ the tr Dot e John Cox ths south ~
Hisi..p street. Aud on The uesi ~ lai = u u Cum
ming taii I7i fronuuE 90 feet On HshaT street and
hrfnE ku0gn ard dssil mated ss lot ~. \ IN The
general plan - saii lar9aEh Theresa srssis two
s'0fy daat}s frame dusl!,uE hosss and other cot,
taAiiuE'
Alec. all that certain parcel or lot Of
gruuu4 si'aa,. In The Borough - Rssfauts Couuiy
~ Centre and state = renut1ir irAuth bouuii ard Do
rritst f.ll0vs g. vi;. on the north ~ suds 81
-haffHsr A Co.. ihe sAti ~ other lshds - Cha
NsCaTrTtr. the H1uth - street. ard the vesi
ty 1ths5 loi 4 Chsrie' NoCsn"r'y. nov erugied in
part W NlShaei Kelley having front of tusniy i~s,
sad stfesi ard extending LAX feet lAudt &
NhariiiiFs c.. Thsfsuu erected = d0ubis frame
auslnE h1uss sui other UHttu.ldiuFs SsiEai tab 81
IN "Kruiiau and g. D. sai 81 The property of Charles
MoCAHsfty.
T1rs C,su-No ds.i sul 10 A,tnouleiFrA untE
The ru'rhA'' money Il psid - tgil.
sheriff. oars Rslisfssts Pa ian II. lssl ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS OF administration having
~ been granted 30 the undersigned on the estate ~
JARED sTRUBLE decsassd late ~ Spring township.
Centre county. Pa all pefspss indebted 20 said de-
ceased requested TO make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said deceased will
present them daily autheniieated for ssttemeut
4a-st JOHN VI FrRFY. Admiugstrator.
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payments IN advance will be required.
PolIrcAL SoricEs ~ cents per line each insertion.
HothIas inserted for less than 50 cents.
BUSINESS SorIcEs In the editorial columns Is cents
per line, each insertion.
Local NoricEs in local columns 10 cents per limo.
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is mi

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
iished every Thursday morning, at Bceiontc, Centre
county, Pa.
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whole people
No paper will be discontinued until arroarsges are
paid, except at option OF publishers.
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Any person procuring us tencash subscribers will
be sent = copy free Of charge
Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un
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We have the most ample facilities for JOB WORK
and prepared to print all kinds of Books Tracts
Programmes, Posters, Commercial printing, &c. In the
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All Advertisements for less term than three months
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liberal discount Is made to persons advertising by
the quarter, half year, or year, as follows;
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NeiO IdUcrtisefn ents.
~ BELLEFoSTg, PA,
Largest and Beet Hotel IN the COUNTY,.
HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL RATES FOR CENTRE COUNTY PEOPLE.
Liberal reduction to JnrJmeu aud others attending
Court II. +. PETERS, Ptup'r
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.

R1 virtue OF sundry writs Of Levari
- FAriAs tsuei ou, q the Cpur; u C'mtnon Pleas
e CraiEo county, and g. difrtsi. there uiil u-
stpassi g. pubr salo At the Cour; HDuus. Ia Belle
fants. Oh
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20
Farm for Sale.
HAVING determined to "Farm

leas land, and farm II better" tho subscriber
offers for sale Of the two farms hs occupies
IN HOWARD TOWNSHIP
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20

ih "AIEsr township, Centre county, Pa Beginning
81 p1si IN road thence north az east 7b teFches 20
post thence north n usst iuJ peffhss tJ stones
tbeht" along land n TilghmAns sOuih 81 zest -
psteh'N " pat bJ pine thence syuih ~ east If7
psf.hes u IsJsi b. rDsd thence along said rad
"Doh - west y PFfehss ~ pet. thshcs s,uth 1o
eat - bsfebss b. pet thence north 579
east % prfebfs ~ pYst thence north - ssst -
pefches to the place Il beginning bR-eoBtalhing I1s
aefes and - pefchss Thereon erected a iwo-st0ry
frame house babE barn and other outbulldinRs.
Also, two other lots situnte in Walker
township Centre county, Pa One thereof bounded
on the Nest by lands # Henry MeESens and IN Tie
east, north aud sguth by land u Jesss rsattz ana
the other bounded On the south by IAud II II Utgun
on ia" sast by Jesse -Safiz, and On the north and
west ~ lands 81 J"-se ENsit Dg"ihrr containing -
srres more lees. NJ Juildings. HpIlsI taIrt n,
execution aud te be sid the property u Henry
SNaftZ.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20

All the right, title and interest Of De.
trnisu ia and g. al that certain tract af piece Il Ats
sliaAi" To tnuN She tpv nthip Csuife county, Pa aI
joining lAuds u 4 &. Hinton, John O. IFsle Apt
Lands u the rH"s Fh~o Laid Asspr aiIaa
u Arf"s Hiorc Ices. Ataut - Asfes cleared Eut
under fence without any other Improvements thereon
r'iasd tai sn ia cr~utiJu aud 70 b ssld the IrIs
sfiy q HaTy CfisstAu
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-11
MEMORANDA.

Schs John Manson, from Philadelphia for Bos
ton, and Roamer, from Amboy for Boston, before
demned and stripped of sails, rigging, &c. Both
were sold by auction 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-11
FOREIGN.
Two More Amendments to the
Land Bill Rejected.
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST FREE
TRADE IN ENGLAND.

DUBLIN, Aug. 1O-At the meeting of the
Land League last night Mr.. Dillon Eagan of
the Parnell League of New York, said their
cry, should be not only land for the people but
Ireland Tor the Irish. A priest, who declined
to give his name, said the time had come when
the leagues should show what had been done
with the large sums of money it had received.
The chairman ruled him out of order
The rector and other respectable inhabitants
of Tipperary who did not illuminate their
homes in honor of Mr.. John Dilon's release,
have had their windows smashed by a mob
LONDON, Aug. 10-Mr John Dillon will
probably come to London to participate in the
debate Oh Mr.. Parnell's motion censuring the
Irish executive lie regard to the admin istration
of the Coercion act.
of 293 to 172, rejected the Earl of Donough-
mores amendment, made in the House of
Lords of the Land bill, limiting compensa-
ton for disturbance to $3.50.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Commons to-day
rejected the Earl of Dunraven's amendment
to the land bill to omit the subsection which
provides that reletting of holding purchased
by the landlord under his right of presumption
should if within Is years of the passage of
this act be subject to the provisions by the act
as applicable to present tenancies.
The House was still engaged upon the
amendments of the House of Lords to clause
Is when it adjourned.
A Demonstration Against Free Trade in
England.
LONDON, Ang. f0.-A demonstration of the
industrial classes in favor of the preservation
of home industries and protection of national
labor against unfair foreign competition took
place at Exeter Hall last night. Bothwick,
proprietor of the morning Post, presided. Dele
gates were present from the principal cities Of
the kingdom. The chairman condemned free
trade, and said that France had made the
greatest advances during the last 20 years;
America next; while England was poor third.
He advocated duty Of a shilling and a
quarter on all imported corn.
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-11
UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.


The Presidents temperature this morning
Was normal for the first time since Sunday.
The breaking of the fever was followed by
profuse perspiration and the rather high pulse
shown by the NOR ming bulletin is probably due
to weakness resu lting therefrom. The dis
charge this morn ing was unusually copious,
showing t h at the wound is now perfectly and
thoroug b ly drained. The drainage tn be was
put in a gain and the wound was washed out
with weak solution of carbolic acid and
water. The patient has taken nourishment in
the sha pc of milk and limo water. At this
hour he is quiet and comfortable.
l4.30 P. MI
DR.. Bliss reports at 430 p. m. that notwith-
standing the high pulse shown by the noon
bulletin the President has had very favora-
BILE day. The rapidity of his pulse was an in
dication OF weakness resulting from the opera
ton and from the diminished quantity OF the
food given him yesterday and Monday, but
it is a transient condition and will not it is
thought, last longer than tomorrow. Already
the pulse has fallen six beats since the noon
bulletin and his temperature is only little
above normal. The patient has taken n ore
nourishmeat to-day than at any time hereto
fore since Sunday and his condition is, in the
opinion of the surgeons, much better than it
was "a hours ago. The President performed
this afternoon his first official act since the
I'd of July By signing formal requistion for
the extradition OF criminal who some time
custody of the Canadian authorities pending
the action of this government.
lib P. M.
Signs of improvement in the Presidents
condition began to be apparent to-day. Soon
after noon his pulse which had been high dur
ing the earlier part of the day, and which
indicated more than ordinary weakness, fell
from ITO to 104 in the course of the afternoon
and his temperature at the evening examina-
ton was lower than it had been at the same
hour on any day since the 9th. These facts
were taken as evidence, first that the wound is
once more in a healthy condition, and
free from retained pus, and second that the
disturbance caused by the operation of Mon
day, has nearly subsidized. After the evening
examination aud the dressing which were en-
tirely satisfactory, the fever which came on
later in the afternoon began to abate, and the
pulse to fall, and the patient went quietly to
sleep. At this hour II. 10 p. M, the fever has
entirely disappeared. Temperature and res
piration are again normal and pulse has fallen
to 100. The patient has slept soundly without
anodynes since half past 8, and will, the sur
geons think, have good night and show a
decided gain tomorrow. His present con-
dition they say is in every way encouraging
and satisfactory.