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BRAVE AND FAITHFUL GUARDIAN OF OUR
"A HOMES AND PROPERTY RESCUED FROM

A BRAVE AND FAITHFUL GUARDIAN OF OUR
"A HOMES AND PROPERTY RESCUED FROM
IMMINENT PERIL.
very popular and we'll known member Of our police
force who has duty years at theUnion
R. Depot Exchange Place in Providence R. .siyes
his unsolicited testimony. Hear him,
81 have been dreadfuly troubled with t1isa,ae Of the
Kidneys Liver during the past six months at times
was severely afflicted thst was unable to stand ON
my fest feet and lower parts of my legs were very
badly swollen my urinary organs were in . dreadful
condition. my blood was in wretched state and il had
become impoverished and circulated 30 poorly that
my hands and feet would be cold and numb and 80 white
as to appear Gfeess could rest nehts but WAS 30
distressed all over that could not lie still in bed but
would keep turning and rolling from one side to the
other all night SO that would feel mo tired and ex-
hausted in the morning than when wentto bed Ny
condition became serious thatI was obliged to stop
work. and for thirty days unable to be ON duty
consulted the best DOCTORS tried the numerous med
icines end socaled cures but rapidly grew worse and
was in . sad condition every way when q longtime
valued friend Of mine prominent N this cty in large
express company urged me to try Hunts Remedy. a.
he had known Of wonderful cures affected by IT, Jpon
his representation obtained bottles of the Remedy
and commenced taking it directed and greatly to my
surprise in less than twentyfour hours commenced to
feel relieved Twas in an awful condition when began
to take the Remedy, and had aith in it, therefore
when found almost immediate relief even in one days
use Of It, my heart made glad, and assure You
continued to take theRemedy to improve constantly
from day to day. took 1t with my tr to Maine
for bound to have it with me all the time and the
result is that improved speedily all the time was
away: and ever since my arrival home which was sew
eral weeks ago, have been duty every day. feel
first rate and the swelling Of hand feet and legs have
disappeared and the terrible back ache which ussd to
bother me than all the rest troubles me no more
aud sleep splendidly nights, and surely have very
excellent and forcble speaking in praise of
Hunts Remedy. for 1t has made new man Of me. 1
don't know what 1 should have done without Hunts
Remedy. it is the best medicine that ever took and
gladly recommend it to all who are afflicted with
Kidney Liver disease, diseases of tina urinary
organs.
Respectfully,
OIL ISAAC w. FAIRBROTHER"
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TNRUsTEE's SALE OF BUILDING LOTS CORNER
l. NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET
CORNER OF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the.
District of Columbia. sitting Court of Equity. t5
passed the 18th day of September A. D. 1882 in 1
the cause Of Leopold Neumeyer John Neumeyer ct
al. No. 8. 1879 guilty. /. the undersigned. appointed
and directions therein contained will offer for sale at
public auction. to the highest bidder at the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BIER A. D. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow.
ing described lots or parcels Of land lying and being
proved lots Nos SO, 81 49, 49, 40 Al a. and a. sub
division Of lots Nos H. 49, IA and 15 in square sos of
the subdivision by Christopher Neumeyer OF lot No l.
OF Riggs subdivisi' of said Square No. 500. Six Of
said lots fronting New Jersey avenue and two on
north street plat will be shown the day of SALE
And on THURSDAY. the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. D. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
the day after the aforesaid SALE will offer like
ner parts Of lot No. TO- in square 5l2, beginning at
ONT on street. sixteen feet east from the southwest
of said lot thence east twen:yfour feet thence
north eighty feet thence west to 5h street forty
thence south along 9TH street 30 feet thence sixteen
feet thence south fifty feet to the place beginning
improved by two frame houses on street and one
frame house on 9TH street.
And also, at the same time. part Of Lot No. H. in
square No. 512. at the of 9Th and o streets
fronting 40 feet 5th street and so feet street
Terms Of sale Onehalf cash and credit on the resi-
due of twelve months the purchaser purchasers to
execute and deive his their promlssory to the
trustee bearing interest from the day Of sale. Title
is to be given by the trustee Terms be
complied with IN seven days. deposit of S25 is be
made on the sale of each of the unmproved lots
S5o on the improved property All conveyancing the
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER, Trustee.
nl-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

By authority of decree passed by the SuprerleyaSs
Court of the District of Columbia, sitting S.&
Equity Court. in cause No 900. will cell at-A--
public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all of large
unmproved Lot located on the east side of Eleventh
tlltnl street between and streets southwest being
part Lot No. g. In Square No. 1858. to the hgheet bid
der.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the balance in
and twelve months for notes bearing interest
day OF SALE and secured by deed of trust property
&c d. or al cash at option Of purchaser deposit of
ancng. NC, at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with in five days. or property will be resold at
risk and cost Of defaultlng purchaser.
MARY j. RYE, Guardian,
Md 429 10th street southwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ExECUTOR'S SALE OF ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD u
II FoK III s{TTz SG G3N TAME ~ HOUSE
On On MONDAY MORNING, NoyEMBkR SIXTH
premises, No. 5l3 5 street northwest the entire
teuts consisting in part Of
Maroon Velvet Paror Suite,
Rosewood Piano Stool and Cover,
Mahogany Bedroom Sets, Bureaus
Wardrobes, washstands, Chains, Tables,
Sideboard, Dinin2-r room Table.
Very hands ,me Wine Closets, China,
Glassware, Crockery. Kitchen Utensils.
Hair and other Mattresses. Carpets, &C.. &C.,
with numerous other articles.
- FRANCIS B. MoHUN, Executor.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers. Md
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GRATEFUL. COMFORTING.
EPPs COCOA. BREAKFAST.
BREAKFAST.

govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application OF this fine properties OF well 80
bies with delicatelY- favored beyerase. which may
save Us many heavy doctors bills BY the judcious
use OF such articles Of diet that constitution may be
Eradanlly built up until strong enough 70 resist every
noanng around ready to attack where there 10
weak point Wcmay escsl many sfatl shaft by keep.
lnx ourselves well fortified with blood. and prop
erly nourished frame. '-Cara Service GGzetts.
Made simply with boiling water or mi X
Sold tins. tonly k-Ib and ib.) labe:ed.
JAMES EPps 4 CO..
Homnorathir Ghemists London. Eng.
Ala kpPs' CHOCOLATE EsszkcR for afsqrsesn
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j. FISHER Il co.

1SHOMAS j. FISHER co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN
AS 'TOEDS OPERA HOUSE,"
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 9Th day Of -
November, A. ID. 1872, and recorded in Liber No. S3
70l folio 10l one of the land records of the District
Of Columbia, and by the request in writing of the
party secured thereby the subscribers win sell g the
the SIXTH DAY of NoVEG i AID Hii nv. iss2. al
FIVE O'CLOCK in the afternoon. AN of lot num-
numbered 3Sl (hree hundred and eighty one) in the
City OF Washington District of Columbia, according to
two fronting fifty feet north street and twenty
three feet si1 inches on Louisiana avenue togeher
in said deed mentioned.
Terms of sale: $40 000 with per cent interest from
April 2th 1882 till paid and the expenses CT the sale
cash; and the residue in equal sums in one and two
years from date of SALE with six per centum PEI
interest for which the purchaser must give notes. to be
secured the property sold to the satisfaction of the
trustees. The property Will be sold subject to taxes and
assessments due and all nveysncing will be at the
purchasers cost.
A. HYDE, Srx
o1l-dSsds CHAS. NJ. MATTHEW'S. tlruftees.
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THOS. j. FISHER h co.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On F. BET:EEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTLENIH STREETS NORTHME EST;
ON TENTH STREET. OPPOSITE The OFFICE
OF THE .GAS-LIGHT COMPANY" AND on
FOUkTEENTH STREET. BE WEEN OHIO
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST. TO
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NovEMBERSsa
SEVENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the s3
premises, shall sell parts of Lots l and 26 FL
In square No 253 ls feet inches by 50 feet lOs in
ches improved by substantial three and base
ment Brick Dwelling House. No. 1903 street north
At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, SAME
Day on the premises shall sell the north II feet of
Lot No H. in square No: 34s by 100 feet in depth,
proved by three-story Brick Dwelling, No. Az 10th
Ar FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. SAME DAY, in front of
the premises we sha sell the south "a feet by IS Of
Lot in square 257 east side of 14th street be-
tween d street and Ohio avenue with Frame Building
School.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder In one and
two years, with interest payable semi annually, and
secured by deed Of trust on the premises. All con
veyancing at cost OF purchaser. deposit of $500
sale. THOS. j. FISHER Co
O25-d 1924 II street northwest.
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

V1HoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
THE REAR THIRTY-NINE FEET FOUR INCHES
OF LOT TWENTY-SEVEN IN SQUARE ONE
HUNDRED AND NlNETY-EIGHT, HAVING A
FR0NI OF TMENTY-ONE FEET, BOUNDED
AND AND L STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER EIGHTH or
1882 at FOUR O'CLOCK. on the premises shalfeP8
sell the above property. This lot is in q good-A-
locality and fronts "a foot alley and is peculiarly
adapted for stable purposes.
Terms made known at sale. mat
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTUR Z DAYS
nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctiooeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BONDS. SECURITIES.

vAONCANSON brSoS.s Aucuooeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BONDS. SECURITIES.
PATENTS. 40.
By virtue Of Q decree Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia in equity cause No. 1928 George
= Meyss sgainst Edwin Gray we will on the
mcncins at TEN O'CLOCK IN The FORENOON,
at the Auction Rooms of Duncanson Bros-, corner OF
9th and ID streets northwest in Washington. ID. c.
proceed to sell tie following assets of the late firm Of
Gray Noyes. TO wits
Fourteen Mortgage Bonds Of the Fauquier White
sulphur Springs Company, of hundred dollars
each, with interest coupons attached. being bonds
numbered IL IS. 1872 and PA 10 pa inclusive Pay
ment of these bonds is secured by m rtxae ON real
estate stuate< near Warrenton Virginia and fun
information OF the value OF the property. &c. viii be
Patent ,n ISIS improvement in Pug Mills.
81 10s1l9, Cutoff Valve Gear and Valve
" l4S91l IMPROVEMENT in Brick Machine.
" l6230l, a. Ore Crusbers
- leuSiZ Combined Adjustable
Engine and Screw
Propeller.
" l917S5, Driving Gear for Street
Cars.
90 1885, Governor yalve
Ten Shares Anacostia and Potomac River Railway
Company Stock.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS, 49,
O2I-tds CHARLES G. COLE, ( ifus'es.
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entered the room iE my most professional
manner, and looking straight before me at once
raw what was Enthusiastically ''Old Dillon" but
20 much wrapped up that very little more than
. quarter Of his face was visible. ! can honestly
My never noticed Miss Dillon till her father
himself waived small fat hand In her direction,
saying:
s.My daughter, DIR. Merr.nrld; she always
comes with me wherever 60. for an 50 in
nrm don't think Il safe TO be let aione-bat she
enjoys excellent bealth." This last remark VAS
aid in . most deplorable tone. aad rs turned
almost started with surprise. Tor ~ s -
daughter was . small. -delcateiy-B
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Old fashionable remedies rapidly giving ground
before the advance of this conQuering specific and old
fashioned ideas in regard to depletion a means Of
cure have been quite exploded by the of the
great renovant which tones the SYSTEM tranquilzes
the nerves. neutraiZes malaria depurates enriches
the blood, rouses the liver when dormant and pro-
notes regular habit of body.
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T'RgsTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE LOT STU
l. ATED ON STREET SOUTHEAST, BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. I'M
PROVED BY SMALL FRAME DWELLING.
. By virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in Liber "a
10 =. & folio lS9 ct seq one Of the land records
OF sne pistrlct OK Coiumb,a and ct the written
le auction; in front Of the premises. sATURDAY.
O'CLOCK PM oil that certain parcel and 10. Of land
3D. in square numbered seven hundred and nnet
95 beginning for the same at the southwest of
street esss twenty 25 fest thence right angles
west along the north line of SAID lot twenty (25)
feet thence south one hundred OO fest to the begin
ming, together with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: cash balance in six co. and
twelve 2l months. for which notes of the purchaser
win be taken. secured by deed of trust upon said
property or all cash at purchasers option. Conveyance
ing and 1rdng at purchasers cost II terms of sale
are not complied with within days after Of
sale the property will be resod at and cost Of
the defautng purchaser deposit Of $50 required at
the time of sale
BENZ. r. LEIGHTON,l r-,,..n..
EDWARD LANDER, ATus'eos'
Office 1913 ~ street northwest.
nl.48.10 DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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|NHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

1NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOIS IN MOUNT PLEAS
ANT.
BY virtue Of aoeed Of trust dated 18th May 1876 az
and recorded In Llher 81 folio 343, of the landSSS
reords FOR D. C.. win sell, at public suction M
TINT r1,3 OF the premises on Friday NOVEMBER
IhiHD, lsS2, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot num-
bersd three go and the north seventy hye l75) feet
by fun depth Of lot numbered four a. in block NAM
bered four "a. in s. p. Browns subdivision Of
Mount Pleasant. In the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured
and expenses of sae III cash. and balance in six ard
twelve months Wi interest from day of sale. secured
by deed of trust One hundred dollars deposit required
at time of sale Conyey ancing at cost of purchaser
The amount OF Indebtedness is about s. 400 and the
amount of cash required will be announced time
of SAFE.
o2l-d WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
ST THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. SEVENTEENTH NOVEMBER, 1882 same
hour and place. By order of Trustee.
Md THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY
JET ERsON STREET. BETWEEN WATER
SSTKEET E AND THE CANAL. IN GEORGE
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated the fourth daya
OF November 1880 and duly recorded in Liber 953 t3
follos 442 &c. one of the lana records for Wash-AA
ington county. District Of Co umb a, undersigned
Irustees will sell ON FRIDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in trout
OF the premises, the following described estate
known as and being two lots in Georgetown, in said
District bounded follows That is to say for one
piece beginning on the west side of Jefferson street. In
said Georgt town, at the center of piece of ground
Connolly, on the 10th day of February, 1907. and
fronting said street and running thence south with
SAID side of street sixteen and half feet or
less to the southeast corner of the piece decided
VIM ID. Dorsey; theme, vestwardly with the line Of
said ece as it lnneth alley thence northwardy
with said LEY the distance the front and thence
IN straight line to the place of beginning And for
the other piece beginning the said side of JEFF
1erson street the distance Of hundred eighty
i've feet northerl, from Water. former Causeway.
street and running thence westerly and parallel with
Water street hundred and feet thence nortery
and para lei with Jefferson street thirty feet thence
stwardy and parallel with first jefferson street
and thence in straight line to the place of beginning
together with the improvements
Terms: ne-third cash, the balance in three equal
payments at six twelve and eighteen months with
notes bearing interest at six per centum per annum
paid and secured by Of trust property
and recording ct purchasers cost Fifty dollars deposit
on each property at Tina Of sale.
os1-dAd. % SHssE n S SIksoH Trustees
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. NTON FISHER.

A NTON FISHER
IA CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT. 9O6 q street northwest Thirty years' expert
ence 4 adies' and GentemsnS Garmenta also Grape
veils LaceA perfectly cleaned By this superior
prqes1 Lsdies, Eye1ins Dressse sPea.lty. Opinion
lumba: Your ehemicals q the most eGectnal ma
fure and BARNES. and your perfect machinery 4 not
0reaee spos eusxanfsed 70 be t>zougy removed. su2e
GOODRICH. .ATTORxEY-AT-LAw. l2s DEAR.
a. boGn oHDe4 C1icaGp Advice free. 10 yeert e.
ss'sssfs s.sss6s: e''-r ''s.u ''''.1ss 6
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40 O L D 8 T o RE. 80
NEW GOODS.
e G D A Wis
7I9 MAR KET SPACE,
Established in 1866

Having been in business here for over sixteen years
deem it almost unnecessary say to our customers
that we do not indulge in sensational or
deal In worthless trashy goods We OF " advertise what
we have and customers can always rely upon fnd ng
all the est and most reliable goods upon
Market Space. "
Now in stock. complete assortment of all tho most
desirable Goods ia Dress and Cloak Trimmings But
tons. Braids and Ornaments; also = great variety OF
Shades in Velyets and Pushes at low prices. At
Millinery DEPARTMENT complete in all the novelties of
the season. Full lines of handsome Millinery Ve!vets
IN az the new shades. Ladies' and Children's Hats
Feathers, buckles Ornaments. Pompons &C., in great
variety, at
d A V -
o301w TO MARKET SPACE, Corner 9Th at
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

On and after November lst shah add cur seock q
BALTIMORE BEEF AND MUTTON.
BEEF"
thus Beef win be sold by strictly for CASH, e.
VIII not be In any way connected with teat02
specially. baltimore Beef" which We rply upop To
our reputation Of keeping hrst class beef
FALL LOVE-
nj Home Market 1910 18th stresk
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"a KPPs CHoeoLATE EssEkck ser afi9r.sru
o1s-nn, tu11u
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most came into her blue eyes, while | could
think OF no words suitable enough to set her
mind at rest, being ignorant of what she
wanted to say
Indeed, Miss Dillon, if there is anything
can do for you shall be delighted so beg YOU
VIII not apologize for troubling me-"
1T isn't that exactly" she answered, once
more looking at me in most distressed man.
ner.
Perhaps you require further particulars az to
your fathers health must repeat what said
yesterday"
"Oh. thank you, it was so kind of you; he
was much better last night; know you will do
him good; but that was not what wanted to
ask yOu-oh. dear! you will think me so rude.
| or else an impOstOr. Or-Or-"
| impossible" ! said, more vehemently than
| the case required.
81 don't know how to begin; mean, per-
keeps his accounts!'
| l was startled at this question Remember
| Ing the yellow lOzenge in box. thought
| could say did know one of Mr.. Dillon's pecu-
ways OF paying fees, but not for the world
| would tell this bushing, shy, bewtching girl
| before me the truth.
81 don't presume -" began.
ooh, no. am sure you DON'T was going
| to tell you about 1t. Papa always makes his
confidential man. Baker, put the same change
every morning into his pockets, and In the
! evening, when Baker turns out the pockets, he
just puts down in book what is missing, and
! makes up the number of the coins the next
morning. He does it just the same every morn
| ing"
way getting rather puzzled myself now, and
could think Of nothing more original to say
| than:
| "Indeedi"
''Yes. it's quite true, or you see l shouldn't
have known about it." (iere the fair vision
blushed still mOre.) "Baker puts in a soyer-
eign, half-sOyeregn, a crown piece-he finds
| these rather difficult to get sOmetimes-half-a-
| crOwn smiling. sixpence. fourpenny piece
threepenny piece penny, a haifpenny, and
farthing."
| "A very complicated way of keepiny ones
money, isn't 1t? or perhaps complicated for
Baker" said feeling 1t perfectly impossible to
| repress a smile, though Miss Dillcn's sweet
| earnest mouth kept so grave
| mo, 1t is quite simple when one understands
because Baker knows exactly what sovereign.
| a half-sOvereign-and all the rest comes to-
forget what it is-but, oh. Dr. Merrifeld! Baker
knew we had been yesterday to consult new
physician, and in the evening there was only q
thrcepenny bit and q Iafthing missing, and So
and SO l knew mean Baker kneW-and he
told me that papa must have given you some
thing by mistake. 1t wasn't thefarth!ng can
account Tor thai, and-bat was 1t the tllreepcnny
| niece. 0r-?"
..Pray, dear Miss DiloE don't distress your
self about such a little matter" said hastily.
Any time will"
.'Oh. no, but papa thinks he paid you, because
ne said to me he never gave Tee With 60 much
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are the very man he wanted, but / Just look ed
In to tell you that he is very crotchety, and you
must just manage him properly. AS to his all
ments, don't believe they are of much conse-
Quence, because he has been just the same ever
since l was In arms. Never looks day
older
''I'll do my best professionally" said, secret
iy not much believing this rich man wOuld.turn
up las to managing him, am afraid that Is
not In my line"
well. that's a pity. because If he were to
take fancy to you. you would want no other
recommendation He'll recommend you right
and left, and the whole Dillon class are disgust
ingy rich. And all inherit asthma or bronchitis
Fact"
L began TO express my thanks, for In spite OF
his of-hand manner, felt sure Jones had taken
some trouble about me. but he only laughed at
my gratitude
Don't mention 1t. Besides. old Dillon NAV
take dislike to YOU However, he mustn't
find me here; perhaps he wouldn't believe had
come to consult you, though did tell him
you were the cleverest fellow in London And
30 you are. In my opinion; wouldn't mind tell
Ing the Queen as much, il had the chance +"
And then he was gone But no, once more he
turned back.
II say, Merrineld. old Dillon's daughter il sure
TO come with him; he never goes out without
her; a perfect slave he makes of that giri!'
1t was toward four o'clock on a winters after
noon that q carriage and pair dashed up to NV
door; then grand fOOtman jumped down from
the box and gave the correct announcement of
my first patient: 1 had just time to escape to my
den before the front door was opened l heard
voices. then q loud cough, then doors being
closed Yes-my first patient had come. In
another moment his card was handed to me,
and on it was written:
"Mr. Jonathan Dillon"