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stored bonds, drafts, notes and other valu-
ables to the amount of $4,000. He re-
sides but short distance from the depot
Of the c., Mt. V. & C. Railroad. About 10
o'clock an excursion train for the Cincin-
natl Exposition passed through the village,
and Mr.. Day, with his wife went to the de-
pot out of curiosity, leaving the house va
can't. Upon his return, fifteen minutes
later, the box containing his valuables
was missing. He at once made known his
loss to his neighbors, and the entire vii
lage was aroused and search made for the
thieves, but could obtain no clew. To-day
Mr. Day is confined to his bed, and is be-
wailing his loss 10 that extent that it is
feared his reason will become dethroned.
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laNA.

sIorx Crrr, a., September "A light
frost was noticed on the morning Of the
10Th in these sections, killing only tender
vines. East along the line OF the Illinois
Central between Cherokee, and Fort Dodge
il vas heavier. Hay IL all put up and corn
hard. 70 that little dana was done any.
where. The weather has been cool since.
but the nights are without frcas.
DrHuqrE, IA, September A-Tbe Let
two nights have been very cold and frost
was feared, bot there was none In this sec-
ton that Wss in the least damaging 70 oorn.
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Another Case.
MURDERED A BABY.
A Nurse Girl Pois0rs Child with

MONTREAL, September 4.-Jane Bolster,
a young girl who was employed by Mr.
Noel to attend his infant, was arraigned at
the Assizes here to-day for poisoning the
child with lye, for what reason Is unknown.
The doctor gave evidence of the child's
death being by poison, and the mother tes-
tilted to finding the lye and the symptoms
when her infant died. The prisoner, who
was only lately brought to the city from
the country, denies the accusation, but as
she offered the family physician s. not to
tell what the little one died Of the suspi.
cions are strong against her. What motive
she could have in putting an end to the in
fant's life cannot be OWNED. The prisoner
is under twenty years Of age and is very
pleasant looking.
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INprANAroLp, September 3L--Lsst night
slight frost covered tie north western part
Of the State, extending as far east ~ Indian.
apolis and n far south ~ Terrs Haute. In
this city the lowest temperature reached
was 4j8. and the frost covered only the
most exposed places. No damage vs.
done 10 growing crops in this vicinity. and
meteorological authorities say that u Wes
not severe enough st any point W DO
harm
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A LEAP ron ufI.
A 10. Lssis Has Js0Us Ypo0 . 1hls1.
As0sy W1n10v.

Hsosy W1n1Sv.
sr. Lors, Septemhsr "A man swing
his name as James Martin came TO 6tloais
las, night and engaged room ct the Psss-
man House In the third story. Aboot Q
O'Clock he became seiDed With the idss that
men were pursuing him to take his Life, SID
be ran to the window Of bis apartment and
jumped out onto the roof Of porch bslos,
a distspce OF sixteen feet or more. o.
resching this roof he slid down one Of The
pillars supporting the porch 70 the RrounA.
Then he started 20 run. but Vas caught ~
. police ofiicsr, Who Ian led BIN 6neily. ~.
ter despsrste sirngxIe IN the poltcs ~.
tion. The presumption 10 thst be lsbsseA
under an stfsck Of insanity whea be mads
the terrible leap wirhoui sustaining. ehs
slightest injury. At the ststi1s enc Al ~
patroImen. who examined MS countensoce
more closely than his brother o1icefs. D.
cIaved that the prisoner Wss sA1defs. ~
murderer Of ofIicef Prints. bat othes -
Gers entertained the contrary opintoo.
when he vent to the hotel - depco61s4
t15 With the landlord.
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SCENE IN A COURT.
A Lawyer Calls n Jndge q Liar, and
Assaults the Crfer.

MONTREAL, September IA disgraceful
scene took place in the Civil Court yester'
day when Mr.. Philens Lanctot an adyo,
cate, assaulted the crier, who was directed
10 remove the offending lawyer on Judge
Rainville. who presided. telling the irasci.
bIe lawyer that he would deal with him
when sober. The recalcitrant called his
Honor lisr, and used even more express
i've as we'll as sbomina abie language TO the
court. The offender was removed by force,
and il is said will be committed to Jail for
contempt Of court
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RERNE, September 25.-A number of men
enrolled to serve in the gen d'armerie in
Egypt have started from Geneva. Others
will follow shortly.
A Startling Rumor.
LONDON, September 24.-It is rumored in
the city this morning that the Queen was
fired at by an unknown man at Balmoral,
last evening.
LONDON, September 2i.-No foundation
whatever for the report that the Queen was
shot At yesterday at Balmoral.
Another Plot.
DUBLIN. September 24.-The eight men
at Armegah charged with felony, four OF
whom have only recently been liberated
from Kilmainham Jail, have been remand
ed. 1t is understood the Crown has OBJ
tanned evidence from an informer, who
made extraordinary revelations in regard
to the existence of widespread conspiracy.
To be Rewarded.
LONDON, September 24.-It is officially
announced that General WoSeley and Ad-
miral Seymour will be raised To the peer
age in acknowledgement OF their distin-
guished services in Egypt.
Glad 10 Hear Ii.
PoRr SAID, September 24-The British
troops sent TO occupy Ghemilah returned
after dismounting the guns and removing
the ammunition. 1t is not intended to
keep garrison at Ghemilah. The people
there have resumed their ordinary voca-
tiOnS.
Tafy.
ALEXANDRIA, September 24.-The Khe-
dive offered the British Consul General the
Grand Cross, ofathe Order of Osmanli, the
highest decoration he can bestow.
The Ehedive will leave for Cairo to-mor-
row. He invited Admiral Seymour to ac-
company him, but the latter was unable to
accept the invitation.
Giving Thanks.
A solemn service OF thanksgiving for the
British pacifcation of the country was held
in the Catholic church here to day. The
congregations were very large and included
lhe foreign consuls, the Btish military au
thorities, and deputation from number
of regiments. A requeim will be sung to-
morrow for those killed in battle,
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SMALL CAlAMlTIES.
They VIII Do IL,

VIRGINIA, Ill, September 2i.-Bertha,
the ten -year-old daughter of Capt. Thomas
Peter, OF this place, Was this evening seri.
ously, if not fatally, burned by the explo-
sion OF coal oil, which she was using to
kipdle fire.
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Decapitated.

ERIE, Pa, September 2i-John Bedloe, a
SAWYER. deliberately laid his neck on the
Philadelphia and Erie track at Cory, this
morning, as a train was coming through,
and his head was cut clean of. No cause is
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NEu Yofx, sepsenher 3k-fhs steanef
Lep.Sts, ,SCApl12n 1oesn, : Asised. .4oAlt
frouHull, Engisnd. She reports being Is
colti1yon on September n, With The steeose
E1sm, which fonndered rbs third -
rinesr and sasistant engineer q the 80
we're lOst. Ths passengers and cfsv, nu9r
be7.ng Is peDons, vsrs bssstAtiste paFe
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WINeOosla.

Fos DpLAc, September N.-Thsrs hes
bern severe frost In this section during tbs
last two days, but its effect On the crops
has not been ascertainsd.
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leather fiend is busy investigat-
.r,rs, bark, husks, fur, and all
~ natural NennOrs.
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Killed bY the Cnrs.

LoGANsPoRr, INp., September 2i-Mrs.
Henry Hayman, an aged lady, was killed
yesterday afternoon, in the eastern out
skirts of the city, by Wabash train. She
had been out berrying with some childran,
and upon the near approach of the train,
not Eet get out % Of the S'0 way. The @ engine and
part OF the train passed, when Mrs. Hay
down an embankment and killed.
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WHEELING. W VA. MORNING. SEPTEMBER 25 1882

Directors. they hope to offer to the people
Of this State one OF the finest and most
honorable fairs in the United States for the
wear of 1883
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announcement that Mr.. Hoar
x in Ohio is calculated to fill
= ,rs with dismay.
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Friday the Chicago Board of
IN vote on raising the price of
hin from 81 900 to $1,000. ~
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of advancing civilization cir
/ sill a haleyon and vOciferous
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L. had imported a few cowboys
r.. victory would not have been
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,,,,. and hears are making the
4 .te,s very lively menageries.
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A HUSBAND KILLED.
Murdered by His WIFE. Paramour.


COLUMBIA, S. c., September PA TRACE
dy occurred yesterday at Georges, this
State, which caused considerable excite
ment. Between and o'clock in the af-
ternoon Daniel Mcclellan, who had long
suspected his wife OF being criminally
intimate with Henry Lee, caught the
two seated in a secluded nook near his
house. He whipped his wife severely, and
then paid his respects 10 the man. Lee
drew a pistol and fred two shots at his as
sailant, wounding him mortally. The muir
derer fed and his victim lived only few
minutes. Tonight the citizens OF Georges
will, il is thought, capture Lee and admin
lister TO him dose Of South Carolina lynch
law.
Another Case.
CINCINNATI, September 2i.-At II o'clock
last night Thos. Dodd was shot dead in Gov
ington in the door of his own residence
standing beside his young wife. He.was
married only last Sunday. Two shots were
fred by a man who was standing with a
woman at his side on the sidewalk. Evil
dence points to Edward Welsh as the per.
petrator. Welsh was the father OF girl
with whom Dodd' relation had been such
that Dodd's parents desired him TO marry
her Dodd was only twenty.four years old.
Welsh and bis wife were both arrested.
Mrs. Welsh confessed the crime.
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CRIMINAL sQulBs.
PiekpOcket Arrested.
Aner Cameron.


pocket picked Of large amount OF money
and checks by a man named Curwin, who
was arrested in the act.
Afrer Cameron.
WASHINGTON, September at is stated
that Brewster Cameron will be arrested for
attempted bribery as soon as found.
Arrests Looked For.
WASHINGTON, September 2t-An extern
sive scheme to abduct mulatto girls for
questionable purposes has been developed.
Numerous arrests are promised.
saloonists Indicted.
BOONE, IA, September 2t-It has leaked
out that the grand jury for this county has
found forty eight indictments against sa-
loon keeper, for selling liquor contrary to
law.
Phipps.
PHILADELPHIA, September A.-Phipps,
the aims house thief, is not expected in
this city for about ten days.
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THE CORN CROP.

Ten Per Ceat. OF Loss by Frest u The
Last Few Days.
ST. PAUL, MINI, September 2L-lnquiry
in various localities and OF people whose
judgment is good, leads 10 the belief that
10 per cent. is a large proportion OF MIN
nesota's corn crop to be set down a. injured
by old and frost. Last week was remark.
ably dry. and all agree that 80 long -
moisture Is absent the grain can stand very
low temperature
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In sections OF the State where the lands arc
low and the ground so soaked In the spri Ing
that planting was delayed the frost has
done damage, but on the divides and whers
the fields are contiguous 20 the timber belt,
the percentage Of loss will be very small.
The majority Of corn planted below the
10th parallel has become acclimated No that
IL natures far faster than In localities fur.
ther south. The crop 10 set down by good
Judges as an average Of thirty bushels 10
the 72G, ,430 acres planted, and careful csti.
mates gave the crop ut more than 22Ooo,0O
bushels
Before the Frost.
Probably in round numbers 100000
bushels Is under, rather than sbove, ~
ed by frost, n must not 10 Snppessa-SkaA.
the whole IL ruined. Most Of II can be fed
to stock, and this Is what the farmers are
doing.
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.nr coolness is reported between
,iput Arthur and Secretary Chand-
t,cause the latter fired a salute of
.-,ren guns on the TallapoOsa when
news reached him of Blaine's tri-
.L in Maine.
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A Wsrt % suaeres..

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss Of Voice, or any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs. are TO
and get I0c Trial Bottle OF Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. which
will conyipre them of its wonderful merits
and show what regular dollar bessls vii
Dc, Call eariy.
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lax, district has thrirty-three
..,ss yor Congress. II the prohi-
.,.rp.iment had not been adopted
time the boys would have!
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WASHINGTON, Pa, September PA man
named Grier living on College street, shot
at party named Mcbride about 8 o'clock
last evening as he was passing his house.
The ball grazcd McBride's cheek and cut
his nose slightly. The cause is believed TO
be that Grier had suspicious that Mcbride
was unduly intimate with his wife.
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Tn. G.rseId Hospital Vs.A.

wAsHIyG1oS. d. c. Heptembcr IA. 8.
Solomon, Of this city, Chairman Of the
omni,tee Of Ways and Means Of the Gar.
field Memorial Hospital has received ad.
vices from Consul Picxatto, at Lyons,
France. that ne has opened subscription
at the Consulate IN aid OF the proposed hos
pital, and that 1900 francs have been
handed him. The contribution to the hos
piial fund TO date is 500
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'Ihe vineyards of the Los Angeles dis
T. Cal, are laden with unprecedent-
stores Of grapes this year. The crop
Niimated at over 75,OOO,OOO pounds
'.5nn tons. These are worth nearly
"0"o and will produce 5000, 900
Ions Of wine and 100000 gallons of
nEdv.
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SURROUNDING TOWNS.
FairnlOut.

FAIRMoNr, w. Va, September 4.-The
Greenback Labor Convention met here yes
terday and consented to fuse with the Re.
publicans. Mr.. J. +. Sturm was nominated
ior the Legislature. The convention was
SIim1y attended
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Cracked HIS Skull.


Cracked HIS Skull.
FoRT WAYNE, ISD, September 24.-At 12
o'clock last night the body Of J. G. Shuck-
man was found with the skull crushed in
an alleyway. He had ascended to the loft
of an old stable to sleep off the effects OF
liquor. and fell through an open windos
to the ground below. Shuckman was, sew
eral years ago, partner in a large hariwlre
firm, and was worth $50, 900. His appetite
for liquor made OF him a common street
bum. For years his family had declined TO
allow him TO live at home. and he slept in
barns and outhouses, begging money from
old friends to buy liquor.
Sudden Death.
NATION, Ill. September 24-W. Fl. Full
cher, Ex-City Treasurer oft1is city,clnt %
q sudden death last eyeusng. He hal
boasted of unusual health for soma days
past, and on yesterday afternoon he drove
over to the broom factory, aud in passing
from one apartment to another maisa mis-
step and fell He recovered soon AMI drove
home. After his arrival ne complained Of
sickness at the stomach, and died at P. n.
He was loved and respected by all who
knew him.
Badly Burned.
BALTIMORE Nd, September A.-Durins
a violent thunder storm early yesterday
morning, lightning struck house in the
southern part of the city and set iire TO a
bed in the third story IN which Miss Susie
Jones, a young lady, was asleep at the
time. Her clothing was burned from her
body in an instant. and she was terribly
Scared about the arms, breast and haais.
She was stunned aud rendered insensible
by the shock. and would have been burned
to death but for the timely assistance OF her
father, who took her from the burning bed
and snothered the flames.
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fragment has been obtained against
pr. Shipherd in a lawsuit in q
! York court for 500. Shipherd
probably want to compromise by
.rg his creditor two or three hum
1 millions worth of stock in tine
-vian Company.
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li,,one j. engaged in mapping out
,r,mme for the next session Of
|srsp,. promising great things
p NAV or may not perform. Prom
h, cheap.
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'-t Norganza crevasse in Louisiana,
;, .,n has been open since the food of
- 10 be closed now under the super
'-o' Tie river commission. The sur
IA'Ie by the State engineers show
'De deposit from the flood water
] S'eau over many square miles, fill
,P,"ampsand converting large sec
|ss.,l " marsh land into arabic tracts
only need protection at high
|s,,,,", become valuable, aud which
nave been occupied before now
.., y ,he fact that they were exposed
i L.. 'n'%' The gap to be closed is
H. 'nan 1000 feet wide, and the
L., Plantations which have so
!, osen inhabited by frogs and aIliga-
-" hundreds of square miles.
\, post left by the water varies from
! ~. SIX feet. The crevasse is in Point
parish on the west bank of the
eppP and the water flowing
-" hnds its way into the Ateh-
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-ssmer j. reported wrecked on the
90 shore of Lake Erie, but no par
l. have rs yet come to hand; not
r.. name Of the steamer is known.
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y,,pr Mems Christian ASsOcia-
Washington, has secured Cham
-. club house for S36, 900, and will
4lir for better Uses than hereto
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! x leading millners of New York ar
! Il home by the steamship France.
lint having been received by cable,
custom detectives found on the per-
ofone woman silks and laces valued
- francs, while another carried
luul goods to the amount of $500
Lss
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special meeting of the National
Ball lea~Te, hela in Philadelphia,
designations Of the Troy and Worees-
..uIs were accepted, and it was
Fstd to admit the Metropolitans, of
J York, and the Philapelphia nine.
ily Gould Will go on buying things
J. he gets his fingers burned after a
e. His latest investment has been
scure q controlling interest in the
publican party Of New York, but he
hot Yet any assurance that the thing
|. Tsy dividend next November.
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What would you do if you were |
l We're you?" tenderly inquired a
'lg swell Of his lady friend, as he
7edher home from church. "Wel,"
che, If were you 1 would throw
ay that vile cigarette, cut up my cane
hre-woOd, wear my watch chain
lei my coat, and stay at home at
s-t and pray for brains"
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Sieubenyllle.

SrErBENvILLE, o, September 2i.-Yoster.
terday afternoon fifteen girls employed in
the packing department of the Brilliant
Glass works, located at Brilliant, this coun.
ty. went to the office and demanded that
their wages be increased from fifty cents TO
sevcnty.fve cents per day. The demand
being refused. they quit work.
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sro butchers are erecting on a
Lat New York a two-story refrige-
r;,h,y feet long and twenty feet
in which TO store dressed beef
Uttered on the prairies.
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With an emphasis that sounded through
ali the ages, he said: II will arise and go
TO my father"
Iremark further that the resolution of
the text was formed in sorrow at his past
behavior; it was not mere physical plight;
il was sorrow at the thought that he had
so badly treated his father. Oh, it is a sad
thing that son, after having been watched
over by father and educated and cared
for, should go away and break that fathers
heart. How sharper than serpents
tooth it is to have thankless child" That
is Shakespeare. "a foolish son is the
heaviness of his mother" That is the
Bible. Oh, have we not treated our Father
badly? And such Father! Three times
a day with wonderful regularity He has
fed you. Through how many winters He
has given you wood and coal. How careful
He has been to see that you had apparel
suited tothe climate and changes OF the
seasons. Who fed you this morning when
YOU arose? Who has sheltered your house
hold? Who has given you the love OF your
children?
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= library Of Mr. d. 0. Mills new
/ in New York is said to be the finest
Of 1.-THE kind in the world, and cost
Im. \ careful correspondent say
1t, magnificenee is accentuated.'
! Albany Times declares that Il
= fart that the receipts of the Post
" department. this year will exceed
,zpruditures by 81, 100000, the time
.ume for a reduction in letter post
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
swiss Oft for Egypt.

BERNE, September 25.-A number Of men
enrolled to serve in the gen d'armerie in
Egypt have started from Geneva. Others
will follow shortly
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lContiassd on Fourth Paoe.l ]
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go Home., 90 Homo!

Make some stout resolution like the
Young man of my text, A mere whim,
mere indefinite longing will not amount
10 anything. The young man or my text
did not say: II will wait until the cara
van Genes along. viii sc; ride. N1I
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
A Noble Virginian.

The following extract from Mel
villes testimony before the Jean
nellie b d OF Investigation is a
worthy and touching testimonial &c
The traye and sel,-sacriicing NIr
ginian, DR.. AmhIeT, who Perisnef
with his comrades OF the Jeanette
in tie AriIc
Cominun z, witness said %
those desc wing SPECIAL common Ia
ton, DR.. Ambler WAS one OF The
most worthy. Daring tbe time thai
The Jeanette was lock- d in tie ice
lie Was constantly taking such
neasu, es as would p'omoiC the com
for. OF the sick and preserve the
he.ith OF The crcw. In addition 10
h.s necessary Routine duics he wa'
constantly oeylslng and carrying
out sanitary measures that added
10 tt, general health and vel are.
The good health and line spints ol
he crew previous to the retreat
were greatly due 10 his professional
abilities. ia the history Of Arctic
esearch there has orlY been one
sh y tia, has been tree from sou w
hts vas The Jennette Tms is tnc
bes enconium HAT | can pass o.
AmLlei. On The march his services
welc invaluable. during the iii
ness oi ChFp lie VAS r0adma3 q
as ell as surgeon. Altclwald he
volume, red 10 work IN la hess.
and leQ uesIcd that IN addition 10
caring lor the sIcH he m'gnt BE- al
Iowel 10 pa tIeipaie in The labors
Tue working parties Vine. ever we
Ne.e, aDd Whatever car situation
.Amblei proved hmsrli skdicO
pa ,sIclsn, "a. excellent Ilitc,, aud
noL.t Il ri. il Nouiu &c very
uIfi.ut 10 make any innhtr dsliuc
uo.s where each And every man
'@lhuny did his very best.
Ia a"viher pOillou # hls 'es'l
mony 1t artcars that Amber was
ounu w,tn Tue p.sIo: IL has hama
lnot De Loig always wolc. anu
Melville conc. usIvn Is that AmUiei
as tue las. tU de aud thar h
TOOK The p.slol 10 lIOlecl lns deau
conlaurs ron the aliacs OF wolves
and lUAcs.