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BEFORE going abroad Just study the climate
and the season, and your system as we'll; such
forethought will pay il you are subject TO
rheumatism. you are inclined to Traverse
the damp and marshy districts don't do II
unless you are well supplied with St. Jacobs
Oil, which is far more eiIlcacous in curing
rheumatism than all the tours that may be
undertaken. In proof Of this We will give
the words OF our well.known railroad man
and member OF City Council from the Sixth
ward, Mr.. u. J. Dalton, of Cincinnati. Meet.
ing that gentleman on Change yesterday,
and speaking on this subject he said
"HOu remember when my shoulder and
arm was so bad with the rheumatism, last
! summer, and for the spring and winter pre-.
Ceding2 Well, | had tried several remedies
and derived no benefit from their use, |
thought would try change OF climate, and
did so, going 10 Point Burnside, on the Gin.
cinnau Southern Railroad. The beauty OF
the scenery and the foolish hope OF relief used
TO tempt me to take early morning strolIs.
The entire valley at that time of the day
Just before slnrise) is covered with mist
arising from the Cumberland river. That
mist tetted my rheumatisn: was not
there two weeks until | was three times es
bad as when started. came home, and
gave up the study Of ClimRtOlOgy. Time and
again remarked the wonderful cures per-
formed by ST. Jacobs Oil. | tried it, Five
bottles OF ST. Jacobs Oil effected complete
cure, and am proud to say to you, or to any
one else that the Great German Remedy will
always meet with my hearty endorsement"
Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
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Modification, Webster said, IN reply TO
Hayne, one Of JefEetson's disciples
"supposipO the Consultation to be com.
pact between the States, the gentleman's
doctrine, nevertheless, Is not rnaintainable,
because first, the general government Is
not a party to the compact, but q gOrer1l.
mcni established by It, and vested by Il
with the powers OF trying and deciding
doubtful questions; and secondly, because,
II the Constitution be regarded as com.
pact, not one State only, but all the States,
are parties TO that compact, and one can
have no right TO put upon II her own
peculiar construction.
"rhe Constitution declares that
the laws Of Congress passed in pursuance
Of the Constitution shall be the supreme
idpt Of The land. Il declares also with equal
plalnnCss and precision, that the judicial
powers Of the United States shall extend to
erery case arising under he lars Of COngrCIs.
Here is law, them which Is declared to
be supreme; and here is n power exhibited
which Is to interpret that law"
This Is the answer Of a statesman 10 the
rope Of sand staE penned and promHl.
gated by man whom Mr.. Tildcn glorities,
and whom SO many Democrats worship, as
great statesman. No wonder that We
have had from such parentage crop o.
such Democratic statesmen as Calhoun
Buchanan and JEFF Davis. No wonder The
people have repudiated such statCsman
ship as incompatible with the stability o.
our institutions.
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DIED.

DOBBS-ou Tuesday, Apnl 4. at o'clock A. NJ,
MAGGIE hESslE, youngest daughter oil Fillmore and
and Maggie DObbs, aged years aud months.
Funeral from the parents residence, No. 2Sls
Market street, his afternoon at4 o'clock. Friends
OF the family arc invited to attend. Intcrment at
Peninsula Cemetery,
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THE DoUCHE-

Let the patients charge the open drawing long
of
bulb When
Of
OF
out the
washed ny the louche AtOmizer %
patient
p00F Mares the D0uche this instance should be used day.
Price 81 90 sent t-s. ~ Err,.,, oh o. E NEWT0F NJ.
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The population of TriadeIphia village
was 3lS, Of Elm Grove $50, Of Leather
wood "a, OF Fulton 500, Of West Liberty
2G9, and Of Wheeling 3O,73G,
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ley, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Lsughlin Bros. Il Co.,
Wheeling.
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MY GOLDEN ArOM1zER.
Price 81 10, send free Of Express charges.

This Instrument handled carefully will order but It's not tv IN
has been used This always
throat There just pCauOn
Nee ssune'e"' Win a'I o. T. NEWTON NJ. b.
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EVERY one delighted. Every purchaser
recommends German Corn Remover. Get
the genuine. Csc.
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Directions for Using My Treatment for the Radical Cure of Headache
| and Neuragia.

ri medicine VII used WITH my Aomi thus Have the patient
T nose IT T gently d continuously press the bulb until the medicine
Os OF fresh air then TO be seated the chair
reni
ana the patient will be relieved OF headache time II head
have applied livery frequently have failed radically relieve
p1 TX on, 49,. ,p. E. NEWTON NJ D.
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0. {, NEWTONS GOLD INHALER AND LUNG DILlT0R.

To rs 9faer S be rd when no strength Of medicine inhalation
closed closely This Dla as an Rba r
say measured
end OF one months treatment In cases Of Consumption " tue
Price go sent free Of Express charges ~ l. ,N"1oN A. D.
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RAYI-MARsHALI.--On Tuesday evening. April
t. lSg, by the Kew. y. A. Cunningham, u. D., Al his
residence, IHOsAS RAYL, Of WheGlIng, and Miss
ANNA MARSHALL, Of Jefferson county, Ohio.
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TIE population Of Ohio county by the
census Of 1880, by districts and wards, was
MS follows;
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MY LATEST DISCOVERY.
The CURE OF PAIN (!

CINCINNATI, Feb {,
NEwTSS
tom
with
AtOgae was entirely relieved proceeded with duties and not pa
the imO she reached
Very Respectfully,
South side Ninth Street I'M n Walnut
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On Tuesday afternoon May hl suffering intensely
perform duty whatever when applied Dr.
Spray A0mzer and uuhllv symptom of
nsu luly duties Feeling
ceedngy grateful for this immediate am, MOS Respectfully
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NEW MEDICAL WORK.


my LATEST DISCOVERY.
HE CURE OF pain!
R Severely .e aSS 3Rs % " @ SR ..s X;
Voa. d 81 !SS Ss N 5ses I G.hs m
@ % ] 9 odn o 's1a K py s Ha s II
::I ;' ;:s a. sy Is 'ss5 s yi
81 1,% slS
S6 sn SSsi S' s aa S SH
Very sSa2 aa u Ninth Street. bo Vine s and T Walnut
cSuSSAr1 @, May 49, 1884,
a S .sy: $ sss s 3
p PRFG5s Sqe D ETG. Sqsf Spray A1 an
50 BpS. i S 1 No. ss Se . R 6 s TIE n
cScrSSArt
SsSa9 s is$: ] s w ~
%t and use simple "R t s3' 5 nss st
CrcrsxAr; February 49, 1882
81 SSS
a1T %Rs " i. bS y %
Assistant to ars Ella ii H&Go o0le
cScrsSA7I January 90 1882
S 1 SSS R e SH BEEN R nd % S Win 7
s S@ m S4 fs sSa % SnE P Until reached Dr. New
f. Mn W" fS9f than %a' i've T IS
33S freeman Avenue
y $ 5 ing sy from :" Ing
sS S Tea mi 5 5 ~ % sSS Ss5a;
d w "S TO- % s' able %s a duties Feeling
of the steamer Char Charles sI Morgan
CINCINNATI May 49, 1884,
s Rn Ss 5 Eo s yG a avail ppi %.
your Sy Golden 5 sPy 4tom saSS Io@
suffering day. and cS IND no % fT T pains d
pains less than i've 81 @f"ae your remedy with the
NRs FRANK BAKER, Ssargent Street.
CIScrSyATL s 1882
n d S m %gh G III account m terrible
% S,B 12 had %55. ON MA
WITH WITH sn 65 Ssa1 5 e. SsS
Residence Drtzylle DUBOIS sGH co 1tSS1t4 Ind
NEWPORT, KY March . 1882
a4 IF s5 @ S s and the ! g 6
"S @ dH H y any n s 1s n6d
' beea u SSHs n III
desire this to be that your ability may know
Hfas @ s .Secse Ss thy t lied S
realize my Rappy cbasES o mind when only few
sign % 9C8 oSe ds Servant nn " made to
saHy gel s?s"' the West having been " officer the r'H
|
On + NEWTON witnessed lady,
ss 1 "sS NE 5 from B L 1c ny
ssSP ~ 5ss @y 8" was full and as
Yours Very Truly E. PAGE
Manager American Union Telegraph
CINCINNATI, o, March g. 1882
DF e. T. Thursday last severely
n being recommended by PATIENTS who
15n RR sf HS9 you an@ SSs f F p
jim cGISxs
PASterr Contractor, bet Vine WalnutS
This treatment and gives immediate re-
cheek for @ G ss ES Ssn15S for
Directions for Using Treatment for the Radical Cure of Headache
and Neuralgia.
This medicine will be used with the
all
gently
Then the nori
re be the
me walk the twice.
Will relieved OF headache
have appled frequently failed
pd {, p, n, r., r. o. F. NEWTON, NJ. D.
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Best for Toll. TOILET, BATE! BATH
and H.AN .!;k ERCH1EF.

The Pr0TideHt Life Association
Mutual Company In the United States doing nj,
endowment insurance, on plan founded on cor.
rect insurance principles.
lPLAS CONFRONTED. and this the only company
allowed 10 use it) Wants District agent for each
County IN the state, and Soliciting Agents every.
where. Some Agents secure from slO' d to 500 OO
Insurance mouth. For Information adde's
Rev. W. II. EVERH. Maintaining. w. Hn.
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ClNcINYArI,, Februnry Id. 1SS2

by Mrs. Moore to apply 10 you
We been troubled very often, called upon
I after you had applied your medicine with
y minutes entirely cured. will CheerlulIy
with a severe pain In the head, to you for
It, SARAH J. WOOD,
Assistant to Mrs. Ella Moore,
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Icled Dr. NswOns office telling him how suffering head
had business New
chair and used medicine his Atze doing until was
in
minutes The effect pleasant entire relief
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LatO chambcrmaid Of tho steamer Charles Morgan.
CINclNNArL Nav n. 1s8l

CINCINNATI IS,
On NEwoSD D1 think YOU Of gratitude from N.Y.
SELF
the DAY hardly
e had also been suffering day until made
Aton'zeF was relieved Of all pains in less than five
3Sarent Supct
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called at Dr. O. E. Newtons Office this morning, bel
and bronchitis had not gotten up until 10 O'clock
Upon taking DR.. Eewon's headache medicine through
felt like had another head me- all pain having dis
in less than i've minutes, and my head feeling fresh anG
with his application. ! can recommend Dr. NewtOns ]
with any kind Of headache or pain in the head.
Respectfully,
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WM. MESsEEsNrrH, Cigar Maker,
33S Freeman Avenue,
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ClXcINNArI, Max III. KS

UINUINNATI1 May II, 1851.
uciating pains in the head, ! appealed
~ that with the use OF his AtOmizer, or
'most simultaneously relieved. l have
simple, and its effects so pleasant, that
EsStE ThosT, 3I5 Vine Street.
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CINCINNATI, O., May 70, 1881.
; been subject to regular attacks Of sick head.
unable to be about. Having been advised BY
Nasal Spray Atomizers, did SO, and II al
ISe have been entirely free from the aches
), The treatment, while being very pleasant
simple that any child can pick II up and
DoRA MILLER, No. so West Eighth Street.
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These brieE references, for they arc
necessarily very briei, show the manner Of
man whom Tilden laudates as a sort OF
Democratic deity. Seeing that the Dem.
oCracy have him for deity, is it any won.
der that they saw no way to save the Union
from wreck and ruin in lSGOH Is ii any
wonder that the apostles and disciples Of
this deity set up the right Of secession and
appcaledto his name and his resolutions
OF 1898 as their watchword2
Was Daniel webstera great statesman?
II he was, Thomas Jefferson was anything
but great statesman. In his speech on
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-15

Mrs. E-F. sprsgue is visiting friends
at st. Joe.
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KANSAS FAIRS.

Tic following showing the times and
places of holding the county and district
fairs of Kansas has been prepared by the
secretary of the state Board of Agricul-
ture. The list, as near complete as it is
possible to make 1t, will appear in the
forthcoming quarterly report, due the
present month:
Allen county, no fair; Brown county,
Hiawatha, September 1922, T. l. Brund-
age, secretary; Butler county, Ell Dorado,
September 40, S. l.. Shotwell, secretary
Cherokee county, Columbus Sep
TENDER 1918, ii. &. Pursel, secretary /:
Chautauqua county, no fair; Cloud
county, Concordia, October 81, L.
Wrong, secretary; Cotfey county,
Burlington, September 1922, ]. Z.
Woodford, secretary; Crawford coun-
ty, Girard, September 1870, A. p.
Riddle, secretary; Davis county, juno
ton City, October 4-6, p. w. Pow
ers, secretary; Dickinson county, Abb
lene, September $3.50, VIM. II.
Dryer, secretary; Ellis county, Hays
City, September 27-3O, E. r. Cole, sec
rotary; Ellsworth county, Ellsworth, Sep
TENDER $3.50, o. A. Whaley, secretary;
FRANKLIN county, Ottawa, September &c,
80, Z. ii ParamOre, secretary: Green
wood county, Eureka, September 1921,
W. w. Dennison, secretary; Harper
county, Anthony, October 50, John d..
Brown, secretary; Harvey county, New
ton, August 30-September l, A. Il. Lem
mon, secretary; jackson county no fair /;
Jefferson county, Osk aleosa, September
IS, j. p. Wilson, secretary; Valley Falls
August 90 September 2, L. II. -Gistsecre-
tary; Jewell county, MankO:a, Septem-
Der 6-8, George .. Bishop, secretary;
johnson county, Edgerton, October 4-6,
o. NJ. Hulett, secretary; Labette county,
Oswego, September 1915, C. X. Wilkin,
Linn county, Mound City,
September $500, f. F. Campbell, secre
tary; La Cygne, September 1922, o. d.
Harmon, secretary Lyon county, no fair;
Marion county, Peabody, August 1924
j. II. Brewer, secretary; Marshall coun-
ty, Marysviile, August 20 to September 1
3. Wilson, secretary; Nc
Pherson county, Mcpherson, August 90
81, James L. Danah. secretary; Miami
Paola, October Al, H. NJ nc
Lochlin, secretary Morris county,
Council Grove, October 8, f. A. Mort
arity, secretary; Usage county, Burlin-
game, September 6-S, F. NJ. Nelson,
secretary; Reno county. Hutchinson,
September 10, F. l.. Muntie, secretary;
Riley county, Manhattan, August 90 to
September l, Orville Huntrcss, secretary;
Sedgwick county, Wichita, September
IS, @. S. EicholIz, secretary; Wichita,
September %, II. c. Mann. secretary ;
Sumner county, Wellington, August 80
to September ,, J. N. King, secretary;
county, no fair; Woodson
county, Neosho Falls, September $3.50,
r p. Hamm, secretary.
The western national fair association
will hold its fair at Bismarck, Septem-
Der 1928, E. =. Smith, secretary.
The Kansas state fair will be held at
Topeka, September lilo, George Y.
Johnson, secretary.
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GoInr. nnd GatherInrn.

l spent last week in WoodsOn and
CofTey counties. 1t rained much OF the
time. The ground is thoroughly soaked.
The chinch bugs are very quiet, and the
farmers are happy. Corn is growing
some in spite of the cold weather, and
wheat and oats are unusually good. The
peach and apple trees are loaded with
young fruit. Cherries are ripe, and the
birds are joyfully picking them.
Liberty township is one of the best in
Woodson county. The farmers are well
informed. The orchards are large and
thrifty, and the prairies are alive with
sheep and cattle. The farmers here, rs
a rule, raise grain and feed it to their
own cattle and hogs. The consequence
is, Il township of well-to-do-farmers.
Some of them are growing gradually
rich. The Methodists have two good
frame churches, well located, in this
township.
"Sunnyside" is the name of n new
Methodist church, five miles north of
Leroy, on Long creek. II is in the
midst of n fine farming community.
There is quite good breadth of wheat
and oats sown here, and the coming har-
vest rejoices the hearts of the people
Some of the oldest and largest orchards
In Cofiey county are in this neighbor-
hood. The trees are bending with their
loads of fruit. Hon. Jake Baer has a
large. we'll improved farm within mile
of the church. Jimmy" Ward lives
near, and is one of the oldest settlers in
the county. err
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District Court.
FRIDAY. JUNE Q.

Judge Graves returned from Leavcn-
worth yesterday afternoon, and court
convened shortly after his arrival. The
business under consideration was the dI-
vorce case of Thinker vs.. Tinker, in
which a number of Witnesses We're ex-
amined, the testimony being sufficient
ly interesting to detain those present I'M
til halfpast ten O'Clock The case was
argued this morning, Messrs. l.. Il.
Kellogg and W. +. McCarty appearing
for the plaintiff, and Messrs. PeyIon and
Saunders for the defense The case is
one of some importance, aud excited
considerable interest The court, after
hearing the arguments, took the case
under advisement until Monday.
The examination OF Erastus Hamil-
ton for admission To the bar WIS reported
favorably upon by the committee, and
Ire took the oath required upon enter
ing the profession.
Henry Wright, who has been confined
in the county Jail for several months,
on "A sentence from the Justice court of
G. b. Bachelor for assault and bat
terry, was, on motion of County Attorney
SedgwIck, discharged.
After disposing Of a few matters of
minor importance, the court adjourned
till Monday at 10 O'Clock.
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Personal MENTION.

VIM. Shockley and wife, of Eagle
Creek, returned last week from a
visit of some weeks to Iowa. AS il
rained almost every day they were gone
they were only too glad to get back 10
sunny Kansas"
DIR. II. G. Roger and wife of Massil-
Ion, Ohio, are stopping at the Fifth ave-
nue. hotel. The Doctor was former
school-mate of Charlie Ryder, and the
meeting of the old friends was a source
of mutual pleasure.
Mrs. e. II. North, Mrs Robert Nor.
row and her daughter, Miss Kate, and
Mr.. j. A. Janus returned from Law
renee Thursday, all reporting delight
full visit.
DIR. Anna Warren, accompanied by
Mrs. Lena Bennett, left Friday for In
dianapOlis TO be present at the conven-
ton of the American Institute of Ho-
meopathy. They will he absent ten
days, after which the DIR. will resume
practice in Emporia.
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rnE kINDERaARrEs
a Successful .sn,er,a.nnent at the Nor

n SucecSSful Entertainment at the Nor |
NAL Last Evening
The kindergarten entertainment, Civ
en- in the assembly room Of the State |
Normal last evening, was the first OF the |
kind ever held in Emporia, it being
branch of educational work but recent
novelty of the exercises there was |
large turnout. and the receipts realized |
from the venture were quite handsome. |
The literal meaning of the word skin.
dergarten,' according 10 the cyclopedia,
is garden of children" and the name
was given by Friedrich Froebel 20 a
company of children between the nur-
sery age and that of the primary schools,
who are To be educated according to q
certain method. This education is not,
however, merely organic, or even artistic
and intellectual, but moral and religious
also, never losing sight of the principle
that spontaneous doing precedes think
| ing, and thinking precedes knowing, and
knowing precedes naming, and naming
or language, is the creative element of
human in contralisIinction to merely
animal intelligence when the child
| runs alone and speaks, the nursery edu-
cation mergcs in the Kindergarten, so,
when The child can manipulate cleverly,
converse intellisently. etc, he is then
ripe for learning to read and write, words
having become familiar with things
sIgnified, material and mental, as sub.
stantial facts.
The Kindergarten class of last even
ing was composed of nineteen little
children, whom their teacher had sue
ceeded in impressing with methods and
drill, while their minds are too young
To grasp the significance of the exercises
but who entered into them with seem
ingly deep enjoyment, and in theiI
songs and drin evidenced much careful
training. These exercises were the mos
pleasing of the evening. However, the
solo sung by Miss Jones in a sweet, cul.
tured voice as also the piano solos by
Miss Davis and Miss Haines, and due
by Miss Kuhlman and Miss Jones, ad
ded not a little 10 the general enjoy
ment.
The Grafton of Mr.. Bolton, and dia
logue by Misses Conner and Brown, an6
essay by Miss Ebey were well received
> and listened to with attention, as wa.
also the select reading of Miss Holmes
The exercises were followed by the
presentation of certificates of standing
to those of the class who expect to be
come teachers in the kindergarten, Will
timely remarks by Prof. DAVIS on th'
objects, progress and present status o
the kindergarten in EmpOria. The Nor
NAL orchestra then played an acceptabl,
selection and the audience dispersed.
The kindergarten class numbers SOM
thirty Ave members. 1t has cost for in
struction and various appliances and in
cidentals since its establishment up
wards of 5000, but the tuition fees from
, children and teachers, and receipts from
entertainments have about equaled til,
outlay, and the kindergarten is now in I
healthy condition, with nearly all of it
furniture, etc, paid for.
Miss Kuhlman's term as instructres
does not expire until the 18th inst, tina
being the close of the ten weeks TO
which she was engaged.
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Acquitted.


Judges Buck and Cunningham return
ed Friday from Cottonwood Falls where
they have been engaged IN the trial of
the case of the state of Kansas VS.. Ben
Ray, charged with murder In the first
degree in shooting Geo. Babb at Strong
City, April 4th. The case was tried for
all that was in it, and after hearing the
evidence and arguments in the case,
the jury found verdict of not guilty
on that charge, and the defendant was
also acquitted on the charge of assault
with intent TO kill in shooting at Under
Sheriff Jabe Johnson. Blacknore, who
was lying in jail in default of cost
growing out of a proceeding connected
with the same matter. was released, and
Ray and Blackmorc 10th returned TO
Emporia to-day
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Thanks.

Lewis Brunow, who recently recov-
cred from varioloid, for which he was
treated in tent provided by the board
of health and located near the Neosho,
north of the city. desires TO express his
thanks for the kind treatment shown
him during his sickness, and for the
careful manner in which his wants were
ministered to. He informs us that he
could not have Jared better had he been
at his own home, and the action of the
board OF health has excited his deepest
gratitude