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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
TWENTY-SEVEN APACHES
Sent TO the Happy Hunting.Ground by
Mexfcans.

MATAMoRAs, MEX, June ia dis
patch from chihuahua today states that
twenty-seven Apache prisoners captured in
the recent fight with the Jesus and Maria
bands, were taken out to a field yesterday
and shot They behaved with wonderful
bravery, each one meeting death with re-
markable GOODNESS, and looking defantly at
the executioners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20

PRINCETON, KY, june l9.-John Chsmb-
liss and Campbell Hooper had an alterca-
ton yesterday in this county, in which
Chambliss was shot and died from the effects
last night. Hooper's eye was knocked out
and he was otherwise seriously injured, but
not MORALLY. Hooper was taken out by a
party of men some time since and whipped,
and he had accused Chambliss of being one
of the party, hence the trouble which
ended 80 seriously.
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Andrews Queen
HIS 1ESTHEEIC BRIDE.

/ shall wed a fair aesthetic
Quite regardless of expense,
All ask that she's utter.
And in all thing quite intense.
Limp of course, and lank she must be
Clad in minor tones of green,
Consummately soulful, earnest,
Must she be, my precious queen.
We shall feast on lilies daily,
QuafiiHg draughts of beauty fair,
With dish OF ferns on Sunday,
Or peacock's feathers rare.
Thus shall flow our lives forever,
Like two gently gurgliug rills,
Breathing posey and too-too,
And her dad shall foot the bills.
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An Illinois Horror.

GESEsEE, ILL, June Height miles
south of this city, last Saturday, after pre-
pairing dinner for her husband and hired
man, and while they were eating, Mrs. Lind
guist took her son, aged five years, to a corn
crib near the house, cut hisN<6roat and then
killed herself. No cause is known, OF ne
woman Is believed 70 have been insane.
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Doyle sentenced to Twelve Years.

CHICAGO, July l9.-James B. Doyle, the
counterfeiter, was sentenced in the Federal
Court this morning to twelve years in the
Chester, ILL.,, penitentiary. Judge Dyer, in
pronouncing the sentence, expressed his re-
greet that Doyle's confederates had been
allowed by the government TO receive i'm
munity and escape. Doyle, being permitted
to make explanation, said he was not re-
sponsible for the movements in his behalf in
Washington, and knew nothing of the facts
upon which they we're based. Doyle was
allowed six days in which to settle his
private affairs before going to the peniten-
tiary. Judge Blodgett, on his previous trial,
sertenced him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
The Gu.ermuth My.tery.

NEW YORK, June 19.-The inquest in the
Gutermuth case was continued to-day, but
the testimony thus far does not shed any new
light upon the circumstances of the murder,
or the motive therefor. The mysterious Mr.
Russell was in court and proved to be an ac-
quaintance of Doctor and Miss Clapp. Rob
ert C. Clapp and Imly were discharged on
bail to appear as witnesses.
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Accidentally Shot.

CLEVELAND, June 19.-As Warren Kyle
was driving through the village of Olmstead
Falls Friday, when passing across rifle
range forty rods beyond the target, at which
some young men we're shooting, he was struck
by stray bullet which lodged near his
heart, inhicting probably fatal wound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
THE sUEz CANAL THREATENED.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 19.-Thomas Walsh, ar
rested in connection with the seizures of arms
in Clerkenwell, was charged in court to-day
with feloniously receiving and fraudulently
dealing in rifles, bayonets and other weapons
believed to be the property of the govern
ment. He was remanded for week and
bail refused.
EXCITEMENT ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
There has been considerable excitement on
the London Stock Exchange and Paris
Bourse in consequence of sharp decline in
Egyptian stocks and Suez canal shares.
PROGRESS IN AMERICA.
The Times, in leading article on progress
in America, says: IF there were no direct
evidence forthcoming Of reality and
rapidly of the material progress in the
United States it would be found in the singu-
lar absence of excitement in American poll
tics. Whist is especially remarkable in the
present development of American energy
end success isits wide and equal distributions.
The resdjustment of Federal representation
bears testimony to the political capacity of
the people, and affords good ground for the
hope that the future of the negro may be
rescued from the mischievous interference of
professional philanthropists and self-seeking
demsgogues."
THE HAMILTON PALACE SALE.
ne pIluCc VI w ares anu me luke OIL AL
bany were present at the Hamilton Palace
sale to-day, and inspected the collection of
porcelain. A pair of fine Mandarin vases
fetched 11S0g. An oblong box with foliage
and flowers in landscape, and ornaments In
silver and gilt, brought 1S17g., and black
lacquer box, which formerly belonged to
Napoleon l, 700g. A pair OF vases and covers
with enameled flowers and ornaments in
brilliant colors sold for 930g. Another pair
of vases in rare form, with black ground and
deep ruby-colored borders, brought 400g.
IN THE COMMONS.
In the Commons this afternoon Gladstone
informed Sir Stafford Northcote that the
conference would deal with the condition of
Egypt and not with the Suez canal.
The under foreign secretary stated that
Germany, Austria and Russia had accepted
the proposal for conference. Italy had
previously declared she would follow the
course OF the other powers. Very full in
structions, he said, were sent Admiral Sey-
mour Friday, which were sufficient to pre-
serve the British interests in Alexandria in
case OF renewed disturbances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
JIM DOYLE FIXED.
The Notorious COunterfeiter Sentenced
to Twelve Years Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary-A Bad Man
Out of the Way.
The Star-Route Trials-A Pilfering
Preaeher-BlOOdy Tragedy at Wheat
ley Station, on the Little
Rock Railroad.

DETROIT, June 19.-The Rev c. Debeste,
pastor of the Church of the Hollanders at
Kalamazoo, was detected last week pilfering
from stores. The church authorities settled
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
Michael Dayitt At New York.

NEW YORK, June l9.-The Germanic,
with Michael DAvitt on board, arrived at 9
O'Clock Saturday night. There Was no dem
onstration, owing to some Misunderstanding
a. to the time of his arrival
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All ON Account of One small Dog.

MADISON, IND, June ia constable in
Scott county shot an untagged dog, in COM
pliance with the new law OF the State. This
frightened Mrs. Willis Law into premature
childbirth, resulting in the death OF the lady
and the babe. Much opposition is expressed
to the law, and all the constables of Scott
county have resigned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
ARABFS BHNDER.
The War Minister Beginning to Realize
that the Exodus of Europeans from
Egypt viii Ruin the Country,
if Not stopped.
The Banks at Alexandria Turned Into
Armories and Prepared for Siege
Excitement on the London
Stock Exchange.

DUBLIN, June I9.-The document recently
published purporting TO be circular from
the commander of the Dublin district, with
reference to military dispositions to be OBJ
served in the event of disturbance in the
city, 1t is said bears evidence of some abb
surd blunder. 1t is not Authentic, but was
concocted from come form which fell into
the hands of the compiler
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS BEING TAKEN.
The admission of visitors to all the mill
tary barracks in Ireland has been prohibited,
sentrys doubled and night patrols quad
rupled. The greatest precautions are taken
against explosives being carried into military
quarters. The military telegraph clerks in
the royal barracks are required to sleep next
10 their instruments
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
4 CUEE GUARANTEED.

De. = @ WITS EEEyE AED BElIryTEEA1sr
A SPECIFIC 70. Hysteris, Dizziness, CouFu Eions
Nervous HeScEche, Mental DeprsEs.on, Loss o4
Memory, sperrnstorrhes, InrpOtcl1eys Il voluntary
eLsTT1ou, aelf-sbuse o. oTer-iEd Elzenee- WHICH
leads 70 misery, decay aud d. Os-s VII
cure recent czEeE. Zach box confirms one II clih'H
tEeatn. NJ. One dollar toX, or six b11ss for I've
dol e. cent by NAL, prepaid, receipt o. price.
We qua rantee six bOKes % cuEe eBy csac- E1tl
each o-dsr received uy tor si= bozes. arzorzpGs
MED with Eve dollar. VIC vii seu1 TIE purchaser
our written guarantee % return tie money n the
treatment dOes not edect cure. Gusrzulfes -
sUed only By A. REGKERT d 90. WLDles- - s-f
Ketsl DFuegiE-E, rs slefl Etrae. He-uE---s :. - =
OTders b Ezkil viii receive prompt EtbeaLoz.
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MINERAL WATER.
ROCKBRIDGE, VA,
ALUM w ATER

For more than half century has grownsteadily in
repute a medicinal agent in wide range
chronic diseases. Mutitudes of women can tes-
tify to its unsurpassed efficacy in the relief and
cure of those ailments peculiar to their sex.
Dyspepsia in its varied and most distressing
forms is cured.
Chronic Bronchitis, Scr0fuIa, Chronic
Dysenfery and Dfarrhea yield most rapidly,
and permanent cures result.
Read certificates of our own Eminent Southern
Physicians in pamphlets.
For sale by G. W. Jones & Co., 8. Mansfield & Co,
Hand werker d Co.. ]. J. Robinson. MemDhis.
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744 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
LEGAL NOTICES.
trustees Sale.
wednesday, July I2, Issa,

DY virtue of trust deed made TO me by W. 3.
ID Waldran. recorded in the Registers Office of
Shelby county in Book No. II, page POI, ct seq.
and in accordance with its terms and conditions,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
MEMPHIS APPEAL

RS- Entered al the POstOmee at Menu
phfs, Tens. a. SeeO8d-CIass matter.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1882
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20

Mr.. PALMER F. DALE, living near Savan-
nah, Ca. says Myself and family have always,
since living in this locality, been troubled with
melRrial disorders. Hearing that Browns Iron
Bitters were preventive, we have all used il
spaIfngly, and as a result none of Us have since
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20

The most reliable stimulant for the growth
of infants and children, and the one mosf gsntle
n its soothing effect, Is Browns Iron BitterS-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
English Hop Plantations in Danger.

Since Sunday the hop plantations of Kent
and East Sussex have been visited with an
attack OF flies 80 virulent and general that
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20
DISPENSARY.
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PRIVATE
Medical Disnensary,
No. ~ Jefferson Street,
sefWeeH Aatn and 'FRONT.' MeFu.,rx

TEsTABLEHED IL 1850.
nR JOHNSON "a acknowledged By All payttss IN
L. terested as by far The most slocesst1l phvx4.
csn ia the treatment of private secret fs.ssses
Quick, thorough and permanent cures gnSrsnte+ 4
In every case, male OF fensle Recent cases If con
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the use OF mercury, change Of diet or hincrEi- .
from business Secondary Syphilis the last vesties
esdlcSted without the OF mercury. Involuntary
loss of semen stopped in skof. time. So rereTs
from impotency or loss Of sexual powers restord
70 tree vigor IN few weeks Victims of selfabuse
and excessive vene-y, suffering from gper1naEo
sndlosS Of physical snd mental power, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular attention paid
10 the Diseases OF Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new remedies.
Piles 6nd Old Sores cured without Tie of caustc
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Aedcinesseut by express to all parts of the country
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-20

DY virtue of TIE terms OF q deed Of trust made
ID to on the 5tn Day Of March, 1874. Dy Il.
NJ. Blaze and his vile. Ssrzh Z Blaze, recorded
in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county. Tenn. in
Record Book, No. s., page ass and following, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the in
debtedness therein secured, at the request Of the
ben efcisIy, viii. On
Monday. June nc, 1sS2,
sell for cash to the highest bidder al the south
west corner OF Main and Madison streets city OF
Memphis Inc following described real eztate lying
ana being in Shelby county. Tenn. to-wiI: Be
ginning at 3 STAKE ct the northwest corner of the
tract of land here described; raining thence south
with the line OF J. u saDderlln's i6-Gcre Let z
chains and 81 links 20 the Memphis and Ohio Pail
road thence southwest with said road eos lin r
q stake; thence west 81 chains and links with }.
y. Hanson line 70 q Jake; thence north with A
r. Sauderiin's line p chains and 50 Links 70 a
stake; thence east with J. N SanderIin's line 81
chains and 81 links 70 The beginning, containing
% u 100 acres Equity Of REDEEM UtiOn waived sad
title believed Il be perfect, but sell and convey
ONLY as trustee Memphis May Il Iss2.
L D. MULLINS, JE-, Trustee.
ClApp Beard, AttorneyE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-20
News USricfS.

Five children In the family OF William PRAY, OF
Philadelphia, have died from diphtheria during
the past three weeks
Mr. Lorfllard does not credit a dispatch from
Paris which says Count f. de Lagrange has sold
his two-year-od bay colt Larradet for cs 600 the
colt TO be taken to America
Edgar b. Snow, private in the United States
marine corps, and grand nephew OF eN- President
Harrison, recently court-martialed at Portsmouth
MI, Tor absence from his post, has been dis
charged from service
DIR. Richard Jeffries, OF Petersburg Va one of the
most prominent physicians OF the state, died sud.
denly Saturday OF a congestive chill.
Augustus Z. Corse, formerly member OF the
stove hrm or Corse q Co, OF Troy, NY, has been
arrested for forging the names OF Ills friends to
notes amounting 10 $4,000.
Two parties reported 10 be prominent citizens OF
Forest City, NC, began shooting at each other
saturday, which Resulted In a Tree fight causing
the death OF Barnes King and fatal wounding OF
william Suttle.
Enos s. Kerns, while addressing a religion
meeting In Philadelphia last evening, fell 10 the
floor and died instantly.
A Chicago dispatch says: Since the shipment
east OF fresh beef in refrigerator cars was begun
few weeks ago the trade in canned beef has almost
entirely ceased
Thomas Loeman, thirteen years OF age, a cast
boy In Boston, with his sister and brother. has, by
the death OF their uncle, Michael Loeman, broker
In Melbourne, Australia, fallen heir TO 80 100000
Person Chadwick, OF Brooklyn, NY, While hunt,
Ing In the New Jersey woods shot himself NOR.
tally by the accidental discharge OF his gun.
statement signed by the creditors OF Arch
bishop Purcell has been printed I'm Cleveland.
for prompt action towards the relief OF needy
creditors
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ID ED.

,AULICK suddenly. on the evening OF Novemb~
18th. 1882, at his residence, No. gll Eighteenth
street j. Willy AuLiCK, Esq. son of the late Conn
His funeral will take place from St Johns Episcopa1
church, on Wednesday. the 22d inst, At an O'Clock
pn, to which the friends OF the family invited.
,COGSMELL "A At Soldiers Home d. G., on Monday.
November ~ 1882. Maj and Byt Col. MILTON cOGs
Funeral services at his late residence Soldiers Home
ON Wednesday, November - at O'Clock D. m. n
COOKSEY. On November 30. 1882, ut IN O'Clock
g. m. after long and painful illness. which he bore
with Christian fortitude. WILLIAM / CO0KSEL.
aged twenty two years six months and twenty mine
Gays beloved con OF the late George r. Cookssy and
Funeral will take place on Wednesday. November n,
at O'Clock NJ. from his late residence Ills strest
southeast. a
KAUFFMANN. At Wooster Ohio. Friday, Novemr
Der l7h 1882 at four O'Clock in the afternoon
kUDOLPH KAUFMAN. aged ninety two years.
three months and three days.
OBERTEUFFER On November IS. 1884, &C Ia
home in Philadelphia. SARAH s.. widow OF George q.
Oberteuffer.
READY. On Sunday, November 10, 1882. ate:ls q
m, dphfheriA CARRIE MAY. beloved and only
child of George l. and Regina Ready. aged four yea
aud ten days.
suffer little children to come unto Me- and FORBID
them not. for OF such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
Funeral win take place from the residence Of her
parents, $40 street northeast, ON Tuesday Novom-
Der 81 1882. At ten O'Clock. am.
REED. On the evening Of November 10, 1882 at n
residence OF his daughter. Mrs. L. A Scott, NJ.
age.
His funeral win take place at O'Clock Tuesday, Ne
vember Il, at SD northeast. Friends and
dves are respectfully invited to attend.
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Mrs. Melville Released.
HER GRIEVANCES AND HER INTENTION


After two months Incarceration I'm the Norris.
town (Pa.) insane asylum Mrs Melville the wife
OF Engineer George w. Melville, has returned TO
her home on Sharon Hll with her two children
Elsie and Meta, as stated In Saturdays STAR IL
became early manifest to the authorities OF the
hospital that, although at the time OF her admis-
Sion Mrs. Melville was suffering from the nervous
effects OF alcoholic preparations and was sub.
lect Tor treatment In such hospital she was
dlnerent from the other patients. Some OF the
lady'S friends took the necessary preliminary
meaureS ana had a commission OF lunacy an
pointed TO examine into her case careful
inquiry was made and the decision arrived at that
she was not "A 1T ubject for such an Institution.
Mrs Melville In an Interview with Philadelphta
Press reporter after her release. declared that she
must have her daughter Maud, whom Mr. Mel.
Vile has placed In charge OF friends in Brooklyn
even II She had 10 invoke the aid OF the law. She
said: Il hope the Navy department viii see that
i am properly cared for and have my Just share Of
my husbands salary. But there is one thing
VIII not do, and that is consent TO a divorce 1
want a separation and i must and will have ft
and my Children with II, and shall Immediately
take steps toward this md. have been subjected
TO great outrage, and now intend TO no longer
remain poor, weak woman, but shall become
aggressive and demand those rights due to every
true wife and mother, and every dollars worth OF
my property that has been taken away or de.
Stroye must he accounted for to me I'm FULL
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TINHOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers

hEa fAF OF oHfEG
d 6N HSqkkEEHTfSTEKE RIFT 81 THE T
sfEElT HHwE SIRfE lY6 Is
And FlfTEKNfH 81 sTk Els fooNihhNlh
of the 81 e OF Of Of s m is
g. s. i. Of Henry W. Burch ct al vs. Johp Buren, I
n tS1er n,d lsS the Trustee WIN sell at
ton. in mt the District of Columbia:
NovEMBER oGLock NJ in p 'front.' of Of
the premises parts Of lots numbered one "a, twenty
dre fy fronting on . tSG fee
S9d fi by depth OF feet
three story brick dwelling. known number 1905 II
On LIE SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ in front Of the premises the northern
Hundred and forty five (4s} having 'front.' on ' ni
street Of twenty feet by depth Of feet and
thereon. consisting Of fine threestory brick dwelling
4 is;sft DAY OF
NOVEMBER. AT FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, in front Of
TO Sandrsd aa h hs1n5s
Of st fsh na
inches with the improvements thereon. consisting Of
afsR tafHb AZ HI
PAST PA FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. in front Of the premi-
frH two hundred and s
depth Ohio avenue with the hp
thereon. consisting of q four story frame dwelling
known as No. 1424 D stree: northwest.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money Of
each piece Of property cash at the time of sale and
the balance in two equal instruments. for which the
purchaser is to give his promissory notes. payable
spectively in one and two years from the date Of SALE
it'll interest at cent annIm and secured
deed trust upon the property sold or ali cash at the
option of the purchaser. deposit in money of 500
required the acceptance of each bid If terms Of
sale be not complied with within days the Trus
tee reserves the right to the property after three
days advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper at
the risk and cost of defaung purchaser. All convey
anc1ng at purchasers
HENRY c. COBURN, Trustee,
n15-d&ds 2425 street northwest
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
~ IN A CENTRALLOCATIN N, ON SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN Z AND T STREETS NORTHWEST.

BY virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of COR
District of Columbia, passed February 18TH 1872 NV
and January 18th, 1882, in No. 2 594 of the.
Equity DOckets of said Court, the undersigned, as
trustee, will offer for SALE at public auction in front of
the premises. on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1885,, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ the fol owing described real estate in the city of
Washington, d. c., to wit: Parts OF lots Nos. 81 and
o. in square 456. beginning for the same at point
the line Of 9th street west distant 46 inches north
from the southeast of said lot No. o. and
ming thence west 81 feet inches thence north feet
and d inch; thence west % feet inches to alley;
thence north "a feet inches thence east 19 feet 10
inches to the line of 9th street and thence south with
the line of 9th street ~ feet 81 inches to the place
less.
This ia very available lot for Improvement because
of the party privileges and the location Of
the property, it is adjacent to the Interior Depart
ment General Post Office and the proposed Pension
Office and the local courts.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree Of court One
NTH OF the purchase money to be paid in cash and the
residue in four equal nstamens at six, twelve exht
and twenty months respectively from the day
OF sale with interest," able semi annually. to be
cured by approved notes and a reserved lien the
property sold until the whole purchase money be paid
the purchaser fails To comply with the terms of sale
within week from the day Of sale the Tru
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defautng purchaser after three days
tice in The Evening Star newspaper deposit Of 800
Will be required at the sale. Al conveyancng at pur
chaser's cost
JOHN T. HANNA Trustee.
Webster Iaw Building, Washington, d. G.
THOMAS DOWLINGs Aucuoneer. n6-eo&ds
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Is it Gangrene or A lBOill

Now that the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks has
really recovered from his attack OF so-callee
'senile gangrene," a story has come out which IL
decidedly at the expense OF his physicians On the
very day the tale runs, to which the medical
prophets In attendance had limited his life, q
blunt old granger-also n doctor, after a fashion,
Called 10 pay him farewell visit. After a pa.
thetlc Interview the country practitioner thought
he would take a look at the "gangrene- which WAS
about TO terminate HIS illusrious friends lre He
did so: stared at it, open-mouthed, for a moment:
ana then With derisiye grunt and an Indignant.
humping oath, roared ont: Nothing but a boil!n
Surely enough, Mr.. Hendricks was very soon rush.
Ing along the high road to recovery, ard the able
physicians who attended him are keeping mod
erately quiet