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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-20

Twenty-Five men from IS to 40 years of age to sell
the best medical books pub ished in this country
The sales and profits are Urge and the business
permanent. Teachers out of business will find this
9 paying business. Every MAJ who shows ability
Tor this business is promoted Give age, experience
and send this. E. s. MORRIS
octif1"t BIddeford, Me.
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WEATHER REPORT.


War Dept, Oalce Chief Signal Oficer, |
Washington, d. c., Oct, col A. NJ. !
For the New England and Middle States,
fair weather; winds shifting to southerly
lower barometer and higher temperature.
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Taking swim Resrib1tion for Careless.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10. Mr.. Harvey,
owner of the mill recently burned in Phila-
delphia, with such ftightful loss of life. was
wednesday committed by the coroner to
await the action of the district attorney.
Later-Harvey vas held in $40, 900 bail.
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New York Money! Market.

FINANCIAL AND ooMMERcIAL
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By TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms 70 the Daily
Kennebec Journal


PORTLAND, Oct. 10. The Cumberland
County Fair at Presumpscos Park, Deerins:
opened Wednesday. With small exhibition
of stock and good display of agricultural
implements, vegetables and household arti-
cles Weather clear bot cold. "Wednesday
afternoon, the running race with six entries
took place. The 2 40 contest in the ladies'
equestrian contest comes OF Thursday
forenoon
There were two races today. In the 2.40
class the following is the summary:
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For Sale.

NOR SALE-At l49 unheArd Of prices. .
il down low. 14o Bird Cages Of all kinds ny
Seed and Fixngs, at lowest prices at Noyetv s,a c
Of Gannett & Morse. 12s Water ST., Augusta octso
NOR SALE ut q Great Bargain: Two "Cla,;.,,,
H Stoves-one cook stove and one air tIRht. NJ.
last fall together with household furniture Cali "
A. 4. Rice's, Gage street. octl4div
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ITO RENT.-Cottage House on Grove street. A.,
L ply to IRA ID. STURGIs, at residence Np-
Oct. 10, 1881.
NOR RENT.-A desirable house on Ches,,r, ..
H Ten rooms, newly finished, open fire place t Ss'
mace hard and soft water Apply to 'a''
Octs-teod2we HOWARD OWEN, Augusta.
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A Letter to victo Hugo.

The ladies' land league has addressed 4
letter to Victo Hugo, asking the assistance
of his powerful voice in Ireland's behalf.
Blggar's Views.
LONDON, Oct. 10. In an interview with
reporter At Holy Head, Biggar said that the
future action of the Land League must be
dictated by experience. He predicted that
struggle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-15
Appointments of Hearings.

The Committee Interior water. will give hear
ings the fOllo1ng petitions, Feb. 10, l-.l. at
O'Clock, T.. ".
To LothrOp T.. Crockett for pernis.on TO raise the
dam at the outlet Of Trieksy Pond In Naples.
To M act 10 authorize the kennebee Log Driving
Co to erect boom across The henncbcc at
Brown's Isand.
To an act TO amend the charter Of tine Wassataq
uork Dam Co.
To Elias J. Hale and other. asking protection to
the navigation AMI i-hsries Of >cbec Lake ami iis
tributaries from throwing into the same sawdn-i,
edgings and all other refuse lumber.
10 John =. Marsh, for act additional to AL act
autiiorizin the erection OF dam across sheep
scot river.
To George VI. Brown, for act 10 incorporate the
Bear River improvement 20.
10 Augustus Stevenson, for charter for steam ferry
from ktiery 10 Portsmouth, y. II.
To an act 10 fnprove the channel of the Ma2alla-
way River.
To j. H. County for right to build a wharf into tide
winters of Darnar-c0fta River.
They will as0 give hearings on the following petit
fions, Feb. l., lssi. at = clock l.. 81:
To citizens Of Eiddeford. asking for charter 10 sup
ply the cities Of i;iddeford ard Saco with water.
To Isaac BagnaI, 10 prevent refuse matter from be-
ing thrown into Howard Pond
To VI. +. Drnmmond, for amendment OF charter OF
Pleasant River Dam Go.
10 Levi ". Weston, for right to construct boom
across the keunebec River at Skowhegan.
To Charles T.. Allen. for an amendment VI chapter
A. section :, Of the revised statutes. relating to
logs.
To Rodney &. BARKER, to incorporate the West
Branch Improvement Go.
Per order JOHN HUFFMAN, Clerk pro tenn.
Aug usta. Feb. II, l-si.
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Deaf Mute School.

TO me Editor of the KenneJec Journal:
VIII you allow me brief space in your col
umns to call the attention of the legislature.
as well as others to The Deaf Mute School.
now located in Portland? Unlike the school
at Hartford. CT. the pupils are not allowed
to use signs at all, but words spoken like
those who can hear. About one third of those
who are totally deaf can learn to speak. There
are now twenty in the school in Portland
who are learning in this manner, so tina. in
stead of being confined to few who can IN.
derstand sign language, they will be able to
converse with anybody, provided thew can
see them talk. 1 have seen several who
have been educated in this manner.
and it is truly wonderful how we'll
they succeed. This class of pupils have
quick powers of observation, and learn az
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Bethel, Feb. 18th. 1881.
General News.

Gas is 50 per thousand feet in Boston.
| Iron rust is the new shade OF red.
| Many Swedes are settling In Arkansas.
Fetal nopula,ion of Connecticut, 5sS, 03s.
| Illinois supports 1851 schools.
| Baltimore has population of 49,, l9o.
| The valentine stock is being pawned over.
| Vermont has four Cx-Governors over ~
| years of age. - "a,
No man ever looked on the dark side oi
| life without finding It.
| Thirty Mormon missionaries from otah
| have sailed foe Europe.
Swan. the long-necked bird, has flown
North.
| The sun shows lis face over ten hours
| day now.
! Marrageable Young men helon" to the sur
plus population.
| The watch manufactures OF the lniteu
States produce l,530 watches day.
IL is worse than nothing when the mercury
gets below zero.
We notice reports OF earthquakes In all
parts OF the country.
The weather goes up and down like one OF
| the hand-tubS at fire.
The growing of ginger is a new industry TO
be tried in the South.
The Hon. +. B. Washburne is among the
candidates mentioned for Mayor of Chicago.
|
pert with the opposite sex until she gets mar
RED. and then she becomes expert.
At recent exhibition of the photograph IN
| England an American laugh that had been
| bottled up in New York ground out.
| much to the amusement of the Brltons.
A Sioux squaw who lately died at the age
| of 100 years had been the wife of an army
officer. an indian chief, a highwayman, and a
missionary.
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks the pro-
priety of the removal of the Poncas to Bos-
ton Common ought to be Investigated by a
committee of Congress.
! Don't leave your horse in the street this
cold weather without his being tied and prop
erly blanketed. Because he's yours you have
no right to freeze him.
| Fifty thousand men are employed to keep
the streets of Paris in good order. This year
the city has been divided into twenty-nine
districts, and the snow removed i'll each by
special contract.
A bill. Just passed in the New York AS
sembly, requiring life insurance companies
to attach copies of applications to every pol
| lev issued, is to take effect the lSt of
June.
The production by which Thomas Carlyle
is most widely and dislinctiyelv known
the .'Sartor Resartus" was the very
/ one TOT WHICH lie IutlDu IL NlOSt W
obtain publisher.
| A PENNSYLVANIA farmer set steel trap to
catch a polecat. but instead caught crow.
A hawk came down. either to fight the crow
or get the bait. and the crow held him until
the farmer arrived and dispatched both birds.
| The SIMS warm rays continue to melt the
SHOWS thus swelling :he rivers in setting the
imprisoned ice free. Consequently. the riv-
ers in various sections of the country are
rushing to the sea in 4 swollen state, with
much resultant damage.
Pixies Peak is 1886 feet in height, yet
flowers grow on the very summit. These are
of the same varieties, and as brilliant in color
as those that grow lower down on the noun
tain, bnt much smaller and more delicate.
They nestle close to the ground, and look
very beautiful against the snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-15

kENNEBEC, SIS Superior Court, February Term,
lesl.
ErGENE W. WHTTEHoUsE VS.. GARDNER BEALE
TE.
4 Nd now on suggestion TO the Court that
"A Gardner Beale the defendant at the time of the
service ct the writ was not an inhabitant of this
state, and had no tenant agent or attorney within
the same, that his goods or estate have been at
tached in this action and that he has had no notice
OF said suit and attachment il is Ordered That no.
fice of the pendency of this suit be given TO the said
defendant by publishing attested copy of this or
der together with an abstract Of the plaintiffs writ
three weeks successfully in the kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed aAugusi a in theC ounty of Kenne
Dcche last publication TO lie not less than thirty ,ys
before the next term of this Court be holden at An
gus:a, within and for the County of Kennel,ec on
the first Tuesday of April 1ssl, that said tlefen
dant may then and there appear, and ans wer to said
suit, II he shall see cause.
Attest.-A. G. OTIS, Clerk.
abstract of PITS. writ.
Assumpsit on def's promissory note for $40 20 100
dated May 10. 1s7, payable to plaintiff or his order
In thirty days from date with interest at the rate or
one per cent per month until paid
feieg .. NIekery of Augusta is summoned as
trustee Addainnum $50. Date Of writ July y
iee0 returnable TO the sept. Term, lss0
T.. W. WHITEHoUsE Att,v for r,f
of the writ. " ""e'
febi2fli&w2t Attest-A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
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The motion to Law the bill on the table was

The melton to Law the bill on the tsSie was
carried.
READ AND ASSIGNED
An AZ, 10 incorporate the Eastei a
Telegraph Company: an act 10 ihcofpo'".e
the Rockport Village School Corporation ;
an ar, 10 INCORPORATE the town of Howard !;
an act ~ uroyide for the election of super
intending school committee and superIntnaent
If schools in the civ Of Biddeford; an act
70 amend so much of sec. ,. chap. l2o OF the
ppbI;c Laws of 1879. as relates to clerk hire
in the Secretary of States department an
&C, relating to civil actioi.s in behalf OF the
state: an act to amend chap 2i5 OF the laws
of 1850. relating to the report OF the Secre-
ta-y of the Board of Agriculture; an acl &c
claring women eligible TO certain school
offices: an act additional to chap Is OF tue
revised statutes relating to damages Tor Iahd
taken for highways.
PASSED To BE ESGRossED.
An act empowering the County Comihis-
sioners of Penobscot county TO purchase'
take and appropriate land for ferry landing
in the town of Brewer: an act TO amend an
act to establish municipal court III the city
of Auburn: an act to amend an act 10 m
corporate the Westbrook Manufacturing Co.
approved February %. 1915; an act 10 amend
item fifth OF see - of chap. IL of the revised
statutes: an act TO amend item fifth OF sec.
"a, of chap. II. of the revised statutes, re-
latiny TO powers and obligations OF school
districts.
PASSED To BE ENACTED
An act amending sec. %. chap. ~ Of the
revised statutes in relation TO accident lnsur-
ance policies: an act TO incorporate the Sulii-
van and Hancock Steam Ferry Co.: an act
to authorize Charles \. J. Farrar TO dredse
bars. blast rocks. and navigate the Richardson
lakes ami intervening waters by steam; an act
for the navigation of Winnie, ook Lake in. the
county of Waldo; an act TO set of part "t
the homestead farm of Jonathan G.. Record
from Crystal Plantation and annex the same
to the town of Sherman; an act TO authorize
John s. Jenness to erect wharf or wbarycs
in the tide waters of the town of Hampden !:
an act 10 smend see. J., chap LIS, OF the
private and special laws of 1879 relating to
the issuing of bonds in aid of the Knox ard
Lincoln Railroad.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve authorizing the Librarian N deliver
certain documents to the Maine Historical
Society; resolve in favor of the joint standing
committees on Agriculture.
On motion of Mr.. FRIEND.
Adjourned.
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Legislative Notice.
Railroad Committee Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the Railroad Commit
will give hearing on "wednesday, Feb 10th,
1851, at the State House, Augusta, at O'Clock, F.
NJ. upon the following matters, viz.
An net to revive and amend the charter of the
Bangor & Calais Il. X. 90.
Petition of ". +. Perry ct ala. for charter for n
Railroad from Bridgion to some point ON the line of
fhc Portland 4 Dgdensbug Ra ilroad.
Petition Of Edward Fiuinnsr 81. ais. for a Railroad
from Mexico to HyrOnr
Petition of r.. Il. Chase ct ais. for charter for q
horse railroad in Portland.
Act To exempt the Lewiston & Auburn Railroad
from taxation.
Per order Etilroa Committee,
febl2It 4. II. FISHER. Clerk.
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r,,;d,v in the various branches of common
.apaoI .,lucation as those who can hear.
tn school is now under the direction oi
Miss BARTON with two assistants who are en-
,bnSias,ic in their work. As there are many
in the State who are not yet enjoying It's
privileges, it is honestly hoped that efforts
will be made to draw them into this school.
50 tina, other teachers may be employed, Tor
each pupil must have separate instruction:
Patbel Feb. 18th. 1881.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat SHOULD

be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams.
but act directly on the infiamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in asthma. Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merrted rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
2jc, a box everywhere.
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Don't Want That Stuff.

Is what lady of Boston said to her husband
when he brought home some medicine to
cure her sick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for fourteen wears.
At the first attack thereafter, it was admins
tered to her with such good results that she
continued its use until cured, and was so en-
thusiastic in its praise, that she induced
twenty-five of the best families in her circle
to adopt it as their regular family medicine.
That STUFF is Hop Bitters.-Standard.
febl4
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state News.
ANDROeCNEGIN.
|. \. CHEvAILLIER
Secretary Nat. Asso.
February LIST, 1881.

ANDROsCOGGIN.
A few months ago the Lewiston journal
gave an account of an amusing wedding
ceremony in Clerk of Courts Laughton =
office. the contracting parties being an old
gentleman of 30 with a rosebud in his button
hole, and red checked girl in her teens.
The couple have separated and h0stlites
grew so demonstrative that the police were
called in, Thursday.
CUMBERLAND.
Sheriff Sawyer has appointed Capt. Alfred
L. Oxnard as deputy sheriff for the town of
Freeport.
The Rev. II. A. Philbrook. Of Biddeford. a
well known and highly respected Universalist
clergyman. has Just accepted the Office OF
financial agent of Westhrook Seminary and
female college, to which he was elected last
December. The Universalist church has
already invested 800, 900 there. and an effort
is to be made to well endow the school. Mr.
Philbrook will have an able committee of the
trustees of the seminary to aid and advise in
this work, viz: The Hon Sydney Perham. the
Hon. Israel Washburn, the Rev DR.. !. p
Weston. y. X. Sawyer, and Charles s.
Forbes. Esq.
Thursday, as Mr.. James Shaw was ascend
ing ladder in his barn. at West Cumberland
he fell some ten feet striking the floor and
breaking his hip. He lies in a dangerous
condition.
Mrs. f. W. Aver. Cumberland Mills, on
Friday last. slipped and fell on the lev side
walk and badly sprained her wrist.
KExSEpEc.
They are making quite extensive repairs
on the Gardiner and Pittston bridge. The
two middle spans are to be raised and
Strengthened, and the foundation for the
arches strengthened. The spans are raised
by screws placed upon piles resting on the
bottom of the river. The bridge is closed to
teams while the repairs are in progress.
WASHINGTON.
The entire property known as the Pool
Block. in Calais. has been taken possession
of by the Government to meet a claim of ten
thousand dollars. which has been standing
some ten years. It takes from Mr.. Pool his
most valuable possessions, and his los. must
be keenlv felt. At the time when Mr. Pool
became involved in difficulty with the Govern
ment, he could have settled the matter bv
paying five hundred dollars. but he chose to
fight. and the result is great loss to himself
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ENN EBEC COCNTT-Jn Probate Court Mt
augusta, o.. the fourth Monday Of Jonuorn
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportjpy n ,e
- rhe n,st VIII and testament of Mary j. Dow
, .a4e OF China. in said county, deceased, having
Deen presented for probate:
okhDERED, That notice thereof be given tbree
weeks successfully, prior to the fourth Monday ~
reoIuary nexf,in the kennebec Journal a newsn9ner
aIenu al Court Of Probate then to be holden q.
uxusa. ana show cause, if any, why the said in.
Io,r..d ~ should not be proved, approved and al
deceased. en' VI the SAID
.,,.s. EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
A'est-- HOWARD OWEN. Register
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KENNEBEC COTNTY-Ju prohat. Co,,r, -,
Augusta, on the fourth Monday Of FeJrunru.
IDA A. AVERY, Executrix of the las.
sidhey IN said county, deceased, having presented
her hrst account Executrix of said will for allow
ance: " '"i aiio"-
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given. .bree
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday of
FEBRUARY next, in the Kennebec Journal, a news.
paper printed In Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at q Probate Court, then TO he held ),
ahugns'a, and show canse if any. why the same
..,.s.. EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
AHes';-HowARD OWEN, Register
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Legislative Notice.

Notice Is hereby given thar the Committee on
Ways and Bridges win grant a hearing Wednes-
day. Feb. 10. 1851, O'Clock l.. NJ to all persons
interested In changing the Public Laws so that
Counties shall assume the expense of building and
maintaining bridges on all rivers within the several
Counties instead Of the Towns. as now provided by
law Per order OF the Committee,
febitlv q. W. NUrrER, Clerk.
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Peoples FavOrite Tonic Ritfers

In recommending these bitters to the
public we are not trying to force a sale on an
irresponsible article, but on the contrary
they will prove that all we say of them is
true, to ali who give them fair trial. They
nave been used by physicians and the public
Tor years, and therefore we know what we
are talking about. Do not set them down as
a humbug until you have tested them. Read
our advertisement in another column.-Tur
IhofklEToRS. f&wlw
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PREMATURE Loss OF HAIR noradays may
be entirely prarented by the use of BURNETT
COCAINE. 1t has been used in thousands of
cases where the hair was coming out in hand
fuls, and has never failed TO arrest its decay !;
it promotes a healthy and vigorous growth.
and is at the same time unriralied as a soft
and glossy dressing for the hair.
BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS
are the best, strongest and most healthful
Sold everywhere. feb14- ttuth&s&w
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Legislative Notice.

The Committee Fisheries and Game hereby
give notice of public hearing upon the petitions
'.to prohibit the taking of mackerel with seines
within the Jurisdiction of this State. nt room No.
IL. State House, Augusta, tuesday. Feb To- 1881,
at 2 o'clock L. VI.
Per order u. u. THATCHER, clerk.
Augusta, Feb. :. 1881. 'rbsrd
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RheunlatiSIn.~

Professor WM. c. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.,
of the St Louis Medical College, SAYS:
81 have ordered Liebis Cos. Arnicated ex-
tract of Witch Hazel to be applied locally in
Rheumatism and with most marked relief in
every case" Beware of worthless limitations
under ours and similar names. Also cures
Piles. Catarrh, Neuralgia. Painful Monthlies
Old Ulcers, Lumhago and Weak Eyes.
Sold in fifty cents dollar sizes.
fcbl 4-+tute&s&w
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Legislative Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that this Committee on Legal
Affairs will give hearing ON The petition of the
County Commissioners and others of kennebec
County, 10 establish salary for the Judge of the
Municipal Court of Augusta. IN Tuesday, Feb 18th.
Mt q Z. VI. GtoEGE \. EMERY, Clerk.
Augusta, Feb. :, 1881.
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LcIisl.stivH Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the Committee Of In
terror " aters viii give hearing Feb 10TH issi, at
O'Clock. 10 William W. Brown and others for an
act 10 incorporate the Magaloway Dam and I'm.
provcment Company.
Per Order of Committee,
=. r. TwIrCuELI. Clerk
Augusta, Feb. I. ISL.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has been ex-
posing the swindlc in the national game
of base ball. II is hardly possible that
any game should long be popular without
being controlled by sharpers. and so base
ball must 90 with horse racing and other
forms of gambling
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS: but the fact
that DIR. BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
"NEPHRErICUM," always accoEplishes
what is claimed for it, is SO well established
that every sufferer with Kidney disease, or
Urinary troubles, can feel that in its use he
has fact completely substantiated. Try it
if needing such a medicine. and add another
to the large number who have been benefited
BY its use.
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ScRoFULA.-A medicine that DESTROYS the
germs of Scrofula and has the power to root
it out is appreciated by the afflicted. The
remarkable cures of men, women and chill
dren as described by testimonials, prove
Hoods Sarsaparlla reliable medicine con-
tanning remedial agents which eradicate
Scrofula from the blood. 100 doses, 81. Sold
by all dealers. c. |. Hood < Co., Lowell.
Mass. decI4eodI&w
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The article in our columns in regard to
the Insane Hospital would have appeared
earlier had it not been crowded out by
other matter requiring attention.