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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-21

Stop at the Rendrcbrook House. Color.
ado, Texas. Just opened. Everything
clean and neat, W, d. S,ratton, Manager.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w r, BLEWETT as IL candidate for Tax
Gollecor of Dallas county at the November cleo
( inn.
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Fine pattern hats in lace, straw anC
French chip, reduced 80 per cent. at NJ
ROsenthAl N Co.'s
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Grand Display of Millinery.
We receive daily Novelties in Millinery
and Fancy Goods, at Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-21

Leading Novelties In Hair Goods
AT surprisingly low prices at Bauman's, 20
Elm street
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Chronic constipation, chronic dyspepsia,
chronic diarrhUa, promptly cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters. Ii Is complete
strengthened of the digestive organs.
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Tar COLLECTOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE r
WE STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete as a candidate fr Tax Collector oil Dallas
coury. at the coming November election,
w! ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w JHAS. b. GILLESPIE for the past six
yearsa deputy in the office as n candidate for
the oice of Tax Collector of Dallas county, ut
the Nyember election.
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To all requiring an excellent tonic, COM
posed of natures own product, and most
invigorating beverage, we cheerfully recon-
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
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French Flowers.
Ornaments and beads at Baumans, 706
Elm street.
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Pure, unadulterated Glen Lea and Cenl
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon.
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Great Reduction In Millinery
TO suit the hard times at Bauman's, 7C6
Elm street,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

Delmonico flour guaranteed best in tn,
market.
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Enmpli on Rnis.n

Rough ON Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers,
&c. Druggists.
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Flowers, Feathers and Piumes,
all colors. at Bauman's.
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Very cheap excursion tickets are now on
sale at all ticket offices on the Houston &
Texas Central railroad to all summer re.
sorts, and such important points as Nash
vile, Louisville, Cincinnati, Knoxville,
Bristol, Lynchburg, Pittsburg, and many
other points east These tickets are via
Houston and New Orleans, over the Star
and Crescent route, and parties going this
route have no delays, but make close con.
nections at New Orleans to all points
named above, with fewer changes of cars
than by other lines. In case OF any trouble
arising on account of quarantine all tickets
will be made good over other lines to re-
turn.
For tickets or any information apply to
EDWIN o. FLooD,
Tkt. Agt. II. & 7, C. Il. R., Dallas.
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Kid Cloves and Niits
all colors at Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
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Smoke gcnuineD uke..of Durham. Stand
ard Of the world.
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koR!EYs ks TONIC CORDIAL SysrFu the psEs,S11ov,roR

da,sa the and southwest and % &
N" "'""'
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Ladies'

Smoke Duke of Durham cigarette, mild
tIelloy ana pure
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Every merchant in Texas IS selling
Sprin tobacco.
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5;or the 3cuislatucc.

WE AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR. j. H. SKILES as a candidate for Rep
resentauve to the next Legislature, subject to
he Democracy of Dallas county
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
w DIR. J. u. PARSONS, of Rockwell, rs n
candidate for Floater from the counties of Dallas,
Tarraut and Rockwell
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNot nee
w the name of CHAS. WOoDSON, of seago-
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk, -...
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New HAT. and I,osnets,

White wine si.oo per gallon at l.. Cape
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not to be found elsewhere See Mrs. Bau.
man, 200 Elm street.
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w. H, THACXER is a candidate for County
w Clerk Has had thirteen years experience
ias deputy in Texas, For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court Of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
HARDWOOD,
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l:nr County Glerk.

I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A. HARDWOOD as a candidate for County
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For GnnnrcSs.

,,JF ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
WAMR. JARVIS, of Fort Worth, Tarrast
oorrty as A caud date for Congress in this the
az Gcnerassional District subject to the action
of the convention.
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\ hereby announce to the Citizens OF Dallas
/ county that am Il candidate for the once OF
County Clerk. If my reputation as a man and
INV qualifications for the position are such as to
commend me to your confidence, ask your
hearty support, pledging myself that no effort
upon my part will be spared to make an efficient
and faithful servant of the public:
April 10, 1852. Z. NJ. WHEAT WIEN
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ C. HILL as a Candidate for County
clerk. Election, November next
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Guuntu alud9e.

County 9ud9e.
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES W.
w L. WILLIAMS as candidate Tor County
Judge Election November Z, lsS2.
WE ARE Az cHoRlzED TO ARE0UNCE
w r. II. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
IN the office of County Judge OF Dallas county,
at the ensuing November election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
w r. III, IVES for the office OF County Judge,
,he ensuing election.
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1istrict Nicrk.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of HENRY W, JONES. the pres
ent incumbent as Il candidate for reelection to
the Office of Clerk TO the District Court of Dallas
County. at The ensuing November electi0n.
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3Eor sheriff.

WE ARE REQUESTED To ANN0UNUE
w NATE CHAPMAN MS Il candidate for
Sheriff of Dallas County. Election, November Z.
NXE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN JONES as n candidate for Sheriff
Election November 2, 1852
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a;oc Uountp Attornen.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE @.
F; CLINT as candidate for County Attor-
ney. Election. November T. 1882.
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3soc State Senator.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS as q candidate for the
tate Senate
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EDWIN o. FLooD,
Tiki. Agt. II. & 7. C. Il, r., Dallas.
j. l.. A. THOMAS,
L. Z. Agt. Star e. Crescent route, Dallas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

the house. Watchman sniffed doorsills and located it at San Pablo party: woke 'em up. half suffocated: said they blew out the gas: hadn't noticed anything strange; supposed it was part of the get tin married. Now if you had good lively man that understood his business :: a fellow that could talk to em and make m better acquainted: warm up the As toria kind and keep 'em supplied with ice cream-they don't eat nothin' but ice cream-why there wouldn't be a bridal party on the whole coast that wouldn't take III the hotel. and mighty few from the east
 = Do you know of such man."
 "Oh yes. could get away mos, any time"
 We'll smiled the governor. HI see how. the bride crop Is and let you kNow. Salar! no object 7"
 -Oh. no.
 But the governor has not yet made up his decision.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
The Code.
Detroit Free Press.

l'tfpA iitC iEF>S-
 One Sunday at Montgomery we were talking about ducls. and when the names of several parties who had gone out in past years to satisfy their honor were men toned. the Judge knocked the ashes off his cigar and s..id
 ''t,entlcmcn. It may be mentioned right here that have been there myself.
 Were you challenged:'
 -lt was over in South Carolina. and | called a man liar. He sent me chal- lenge. and 1 selected swords IS the weap- ons. We met at q clock the next morn ing. ltwas just such morning as this bright. beautiful and full efliie'
 And how did you feel:
 "Nery queer. shall never forget my sensation as l saw m, rival. and he seemed ,o be IS visibly affected. We couldn' | either one ot us say word.
 Was II m d grove:
 "oh. no; II was at the depot.
 The depot. Why. you didn't fight at the depot. did you:'
 Well. no. The morning express trains passed there d, :. and he took one and I the other.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
A Sharp-Eyed Boy.
Children Museum


 \ poor lad. living near Philadelphia MAS invited. couple of years ago. by q wealthy friend in town to dine with him. =Ainens the dishes new to hum on the ta- ble. he noticed one which he particularly .Ielished MAS set down on the menu as !" Eillet de brf aux champlgnons. \ sharp scrutiny showed him that champig- nons were only mushrooms. such as he had gathered on the sheep walks. These however, as his friend explained 10 hun, were oi hner quality. and had been cutl- yated and canned Tn France. They sold at retail. his friend explained to hum. read ily at sixty cents q CaH. otruiiing through the market the rex, day. the boy sam one or two quart baskets of native mushrooms marked al tha, prize.
 ." l, there much demand for these things" he asked We do not think much of them in the country.
 They are considered rare dclieacx. -aid the man. hut oniy epicurcs can af- ford to buy them
 In. Lad passed on sith new thought in hi, brain Why could he not srep mushrooms: He was poor. to he sure Inei iI5,d ii,'lr t..te Asrc irain his rc- IL lar work and had no land Here wa> a crop wi,iei, he had been told could be raised ina cellar. one for winch ;lerc was already a demand, winch could C.. ily be increased. and no supply.
 Hewcn, home. and during the next feA. weeks read everything he could ind dn mushrooms. i8ldout beds it'-.t back ell..r. manufactured his spawn with 4 fem oli mushrooms and thc manure ht.sf. s,itd lasi fall nllcd the market wlth his bexcs ei tins >iIsery hat;ans. biashin. delicate pink. They were ot precisely the same quality a> the French canned ehanpisnen>. uuiy they were dewA fresh. and sold at twenty cents. EpIeures eagerly hllcd thcif b.ss- kcls. and others who nevcr had tasted them in the prevailing hish prlee> ai all kinds of food tired the new cheap vegetable and came again and again. The crop iairk took the market. and the boN has already laid up d snug sum ,owafd going ln eol- lcyc
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
The Eunuch.
| ortlon Truth.


 The cunuch Is d great parsonage In the harcm or palace. Ills powc, is almost absolute. There K no lrnt to his control. The chief cunuch n | palace is styled klslar Agaoi: he k black. and takes the position oi the second man of inc empire. ranking ith the grand viFicr. He i> cap tain oi the girls. If ,he> arc in>ubordi- nate. he does not mIntc matters. but chas- tse> them with rod on the bare bodl
 Should the matter. however. be | NcrN scnnus one. they are disposed of. These black eunuchs are hldeous. unganiN ici- lows. generally with short nccks and hong legs: they are very naughty and over bearing in their dcmcanor. and when cs- Corting their charges on excursions. slash about with their 'CourbatCh' or whip indis- crlminatcly. to clear the WI, for the pets of the Iadishah. They enjoy prinoclv salaries. and the large fortunes amassed b, them result manly from bae ekshecsh screwed out of the inmates of the harcm. IL Is from this class of oricntals that the mutcs arc selected. Mutes. are still em- ploNcd by the sultan m his palaces a> guards and attendants. and especially are their negative scniCcS aNailcd ot at the porte. where all official business and dip lomatic interviews are carried on. The mutes i've are not talking oi the Arabian Nights" and their fanoiiul stories. but in sober earnest as Ia what k happening at the present hour are selected from the cunuehs and when very young have their tongues cut out. and every means de vised to keep them IT state ei ignorance. as they were m, often taught to read and write. The eunuchs are also turned to further account. When grand vizIer is to be dcposed. or some other person in high office to be dismissed. such matters are generally carried through with expe- dition. The officer whose duty 1t is to un- dcrtakc this important mission is termed Black Ears. IL k for him onll to notify the grand ysizicr that his power IS at an end: he appears suddenly always at mid night. and wi,hou, any kind of warning He receives for this crrand large amount of backshcesh In former days il was his privilege and duty ,o sirangle then and there the grand vizier or high funCtionary whoever he might be. But things ar, more mcroifully managed now. and the victim Is smuggled on board the sultan steam yacht. the lzzcdin. to some distant poin, in Arabia or Asia Minor. and most probably the ministerial career IS tcrmi- mated by the simple process of admins tering cup of mocha.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
A Honeymoon Clerk.
San tranei,eo Ma,p.


 Governor Stanford knew by the sharp. rattling ring al the front door that it was RiNler. and that BiNler had another scheme with millions in i,' Bu, he had eaten a generous meal and tel, good: so don ming palo Alto smile he told the gold mounted Houentot ,o show him in
 Rixler hustled in. His eyes snapped with speculation as he said. HAA dy. Governor" hustled around chair. ,witched il up alongside and planted his hat. all in a breath. S~
 Well. wha, k II now
 " Boss scheme. sir. boss scheme vel. sir. and don't you forget Il. Its d. and he got 50 near the governors side in- tclhgencc tha, an ear-wig on the window sill turned pale with envy" it'S a honey moon clerk"
 A what?"
 "A honeymoon clerk down ,o the ho- tel. Monterey. you know. You see there brides comin' in cvery das. Dead loads of brides. lavender brides. MiIpi,as brides. Siskiyou bridesall kinds and colors and previous conditions and Sehoenwaid's no good.
 .Why:"
 He don't understand brdcs. don | catch on to thelr fcelinS Some Q them are scair: new thing. you know: want To go home to their mothers: need man to soothe 'em. kinder: talk to 'cm and make things agreeable.
 The governor looked thoughtful.
 There was d case the other night. Oakland bride. They found the groom out on the verandah al twp in the mornin cussin' and smashin' things Bride had locked the door. Sand she couldn't trust him. Had Schocnwald and TWO bell boys arguin' with her for two hours through the door. and then she wouldn | let him in
 -Wcli:"
 .'Nothcr case. San Pablo. Didn', eat any dinner. Went to rooms at half past seven. Half-psst eight gas all over
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

nature. 4 woman loves some man with a mad. unreasoning love. She is only girl "a fraii, passionate, moody girl. whose heart IS a lute for every wind to play upon who is torn to pieces with the fury Of her strivings: who follows love forever and for ever through the world only to see II flicker and beckor. and allure, and fade away like the '-thc-wisp: who sees hope grow paler with every lovely day that dies on the horizon $ purple rim who in the sleep less midnights looks remuneration Tn the face with dry eyes; who walks hand-in- hand with d sorrow that might so easily wear the stars of joy and with con vulsivc sob breaking from her lips the girl turned to enter the house.
 Rupert stopped her. :" You are on your feed. my darling" he said. in the low. mu- sicaI tones he knew so well how ,o use when a woman's love was to be won ar the unexpected advent of three aces m jack pot announced. You will be better m the Fall. sweetheart the geldcn-tlnted Fall, when the leaves are turning brown and the Racine county Agricultural Asso- citation gets out those beautiful. mczotintcd posters announcing the annual solree oi live stock
 Do you really think so. Rupert? the girl asks putting her arm, around his neck and looking at him with wisiiul how-do- vou-tiiink-s"tis Il apa-was-to-heave -ln-slght look.
 ~WhA. of course l do. my angel. he replies. bending over to kl,> her once for the cigars.
 "And would you cio anything in s"'is power to make me happy and agaln the ycarning, anNlou,. somebody -hold-the- dog expression comes into the dueky clcs. from which the tears are weHing.
 My love. hc says. speaking slewl, and with m e.,rncstneess that shows how grave the subject i, to him. "yon know that for your dear sake would brave any danger. make any sacrifice that nan can make You know that ynar happiness k mnc. that to Miu a smile from vour sweet face hell could fsnlsh m torture l would nc, cndurc You know that IF pineh l would even
 Enough" :" sad Dcsdcmona. a glad smile ilutteTing oscr her Galumct avenue lips. -"I Will lest taur love.
 Da sn. wa- kupeu's reply. ." l.ct me prove ny love aS the rsIsasicrs ''t titl ti4d. bl some noble manly acton. nm rcad1 ior ihc..tcet. ne matter how terrible II maY be-: and hys pure young flCc lighict up Asith d r,lpturou,. schuyler tolttN smilc.
 Besdelnnna Kissed him tcndcrly. T knas, yo,t. would not fiii me. uly a~n true love. she mumcred. Aou may brug them to the house ths evening.
 Bfine wha,: asked Rupert. a de no, understand fou.
 You will e.,e1, an betnre the srruna.f k over. came ihc reply. in clear. lnel-ne tones. a l mean i've uckets ior the matt nee" and the beauuItul gti stepped inte ihe house.
 Mi,h dull pain at his heart Rupert went away. lin OCT young [" marry. he sad soft, to hlmseit. and loo lu>a- nantly ,et up to began buying matinee tickets m Iune.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
Her Test of Love.
N.liisarn .rnhune

have been waiting for you. Rupert ~
 Desdemona McC Catfery was witching strawberry blonde.with dreamy brown eyes and a large. voluptuous foot that attracted attention wherever she went. Careless and trifing ln most things. and little reck- ing whether she had pie or radishcs for breakfast, her love for Rupert Hcthering- ton was the one absorbing passion of her life. When he was by her side life was like beautiful day in June. with the flow CTS blooming. the bright sunshine glad dening even nook. and the balmy breath of early summer making sweet perfume of the xephyrs that came softly from the azure-biue skies and Kissed the warm bosom of the vcrdurc-clad earth.
 ''l am never unhappy when you are with me, darling she said. nesting her head on Rupcr's shoulder: but when you are away everything is dreary. and dismal and forlon. Did Il never occur to you of what antagonistic emotions the life of woman Is made up."
 "it never did" replied Rupert. Fl have been too busy this spring trying to figure out whether lroqaois would win a race.'
 For an lns,an, there was silence. The lowing of the cattle in the distant meadow and the twi:tering of the swallows as they circled round the caves of the house pre- paratory to turning in for the night. were the only sounds to be heard. Presently Dcsdemona spoke again.
 But it Is so. Rupert" she said ..Flame and ice, poison and perfume. smiles and tears. roses and upas. passion and abncga- tion-these arc what the gods Gas, into the caldron from which came woman
 But your sex is ticklc. is it not.' said Rupert "iou know the old saying Woman, thy name is Flaheuy.'~
 Desdemona looked al him steadily a moment. Il presume you refer.' she said in cold bettcr-come in-before- your-ears- arc-frozen tones, ito the line which reads Frailty, thy name is woman"
 ~l guess likely" was the reply, '' but AselH cannot see why woman should buck. inn around So much"
 because you not understand their
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
Found in the Ground.
Fl l.so Iinle>

While engaged in improving the ground around the old Catholic Church in Nslcla. New Mexico. some parties dug out ot the ground large silver lamp. Investigation and research proved that 1t had been brought over ,o this country from Spain abou, ISls bx Cordovan. the well-known prospector and settler. The lamp IS of the very finest silver and Nerv heavy and yalu- able. I,was sent la Santa Fc. New Mexico. where il was cleaned and furnished ana returned to the church. an object of curi- os.,y as well as valuable relic and orna- ment This church was constructed in the year ,o5o. under the auspices of the Franciscan friars.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
FROM GREAT THINKERS.

Rich gifts wax poor when gIvers prove unkind.-IShakespeare. What makes life decay is the want of motive.-tGeorge Eliot
 The first and worst of all frauds IS to cheat ones seli.-t Bailey.
 Everywhere in life the true question IS not what ne gain. but what we do.-tCaT- lyle.
 Sometimes VIC may learn more from q man errors than from his ,irtues.-I Long fellow.
 \ man in any station can do his duty. and doing il. can earn his respeet-lChas. Dickens.
 Re prudent. and if you hear some insult or some threat. have the appearance of not hearing it.-George Sand. When honor come, to you be ready io take II . But reach not ie seize II before II Is near
 John Boyle O o.Rielis-
 Trust men. and they will be true to you :: treat them greatly. and they will show themselves greatly.-lEmcrson.
 Nt lldttti What HIS Idilk UT ptsAitl may be. the lover of books is the riches; and the happicst of the children of men, il-angford,
 Those who not knowing us enough, think Ill of Us. do us no wrong; they al tack not Us. but the phantom of thelr own linaglnation.-.D De Ia Bruyerc
 \ gentleman k one who understands and shows cver mark of deferenec to the claims ef self-lote in others. and exacts Il in return from them. HAkli,t.
 To some men popularity is always susi- pici"us. Enjoying none themselves. they are prone To suspect the validity oi those attalnmcnts which command it. George Henry l.ewcs.
 am not aware that payment or even taVoIs. however gracious. bind any mar ; soul and conscience on questions of hiSh- est morality and highest public impaF- t-nec. George kingsley. Our vci1- best friends have a tinc'urc o. jealousy even m their friendship. and when thcl hear u> praised lly others vii asoribc ito sinister and interested motives it they cant tC. <. Goiten.
 Mcn's minds are as variant as their face. Where the motives of their actions are pure. the operation ef the former k no more to be imputed to them. as ] er'me. than the appearancc of the latter; for both beng the work at nature. are alike una vodablc.- George Washington.
 There are three wtrks to the lamp of :, man life brain. blood and breath Press thc brain little lt> lish, goes eut. fal- lowed by both the others. Stop the heart Il minute. and oui 70 Ill three of the wlcbs Choke inc iir ous of the lungs and pres ently the fund ceases to supply the other ccnters of flame and all k soon stasna- nation. cold ani darkness Oliver Wen dell Holmes.