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Reedsvills.
JULY %, 1883.

We have been thinking of recommend
citizens from their dormant condition, but
we are happy to note great change in our
little village during the last week or two !;
people seem to haze come to the conclu-
sion that there is nothing like enjoying
themselves, and we are glad TO see it.
Howell 81 Bro, are stopping at Reeds
vile with their new portable gallery, and
doing excellent work. ANY ono who
wishes To have himself dellneated, now is
his chance.
Mr.. Cooper, of Uniontown, Pa, has
been stopping at the Lloyd House for sew
eral days and visiting our whole-souled
merchant. NJ. Watson.
Reedsville was afflicted with visit from
quite crowd from Morgantown last Sat
urday, VINO registered at the Lloyd House.
U. g Hartley and mother, of Masontown,
were yieitiOg their numerous friends here
last Saturday and Sunday. Grant Is the
prince OF good fellows, and we are al
ways glad TO grasp bis right hand.
Quite a number of our young people
took advantage of the fine weather last
Sunday, and were out trying their new
buggies.
The church at this place was raised one
day last week. 1t is to be completed by
the fifteenth of September We are great
ly indebted TO our minister, G.. w. Par
riott, for his untiring efforts 10 establish
irg feeling Of CO operation among our
people, and great praise Is due him for the
numerous churches that have been built,
aud are building on his charge, since he
came 70 Masontown.
Miss Title Parks, Of Kingwood, paid
Miss Lizzie Ashburn a flying visit las,
week.
Mase Watson joined a crowd Of pleas
use seekers at MssontOwn on last Thurs b.
day, and went to the cave, where they
spent the day very pleasantly.
Clark Smith and bis estimsble lady, Of
Monongalia county, we're visiting friends
here. Saturday and Sunday.
Mlss Jennie Dorsey, Of near Morgan D.
town, has been here for q few days cheer
ing us up by her sunny smiles.
a terrible tragical accident occurred in
Reedsvile lac, Wednesday. b. r. CobuD
Of the firm Of CObun & Son, OF Mason
town, while on his way 70 Independence
With q load Of wool fer shipping, left bic
team unhitched while he entered the store.
They became frightened and ran rapidly
down the road az far as Mr.. Ashburn's
where they turned suddenly, breaking The
tongue and making wreck generally.
TAO 81 Pro.
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TUNNELToN.
JULY 25. 1888.

JULY %, 1888.
Frank jackson took little iaunt out as
far as townsville on Sunday,
J NJ Nugen', of near Kingwood, called
on his many friends herelon Sunday.
Gov. w II Wolf. of Eighty Cut, was In
town on Sunday.
Miss Mary Jessop, Of Austen, was in
town on Saturday evening, en- route to
Howesville. She was met here by Miss
Lucy Mat,iugly, whom she will visit at
II.
Miss Jennie Flemming, of Fairmont,
who was en- route TO Kingwood TO visit
relatives, stopped here for a short time to
visit friends.
Mrs. AnuIe Flanagan, of Grafton, after
spending few days here with friends, re-
turned home on Friday evening.
Mrs Jennie Martin, of Kingwood, made
runnelton brief visit on Saturday.
Miss Matte Pyles, who has been stop
ping at the Bishop House, has gone home.
Miss Mary j. CrogaD, of NewburR, was
guest OF Miss Aana Cruise. last week.
Leonard Wilmotb, one of our most wor-
thy and energetic young men, has gone To
firing IN engine on the third division of
the b. g. o. II. r. Success, me bye.
Messrs. Wash Fairfax and Mprshal
Grimes and several other gentlemen, of
Lyon, were here on Saturday trying TO di-
gest Blackstone, the man who invented
the unique way of paying the fiddler while
some one dances. In other words, they
whore here attending Jaw suit, which
was tried before Squire Shaffer.
Miss Bessie Meyles, OF Columbus. Ohio,
is visiting her parents near Austen.
The genial Doc Hsnway, of Fellows-
vile, spent the Sabbath in Tuunelton.
The young folks of Eighty Cut. had
dance at the residence of Al Miller, on
Saturday night.
The Howesville correspondent of the
ARGUS was here on Saturday, looking his
very best. Well, most any one would I'M
der such circumstances.
What has become of 'Lytton'2 Rowles-
burg has showed her hand, and the infer :,
ence is that she has blocked 'LYtton
out. Come to time, 'Lytton.'
Mrs. A. j. Bonafield and Mrs. DR.. II.
w. Harr have returned home after
lengthy visit to Marion county friends.
There was a couple of families of Eigh.
ty Cut, who INDUCED in a regular hair
pulling matinee, on Sunday morning be
fore breakfast, presumably, to give them
an appetite. An eye witness tells me they
made things lively for awhile.
Tom NJ. says Jim T. has the best ham
mock in Newburg. Capacity, three ladies
and one gentleman.
Camp Meeting time is drawing near, and
the preachers are happy. There is a good
crop of summer chickens.
The b. & o. pay car passed through
here on Friday, and replenished the rail
road boys pockets.
A party of ladies and gentlemen took a
hand car ride to Buck Horn Wall on Sui
day.
PATSY DOODLE.
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THoHAs JEFFERSON the frat great
leader Of the Democratic party, gave
the following as a definition Of
American Democracy:
Equal and exact justice TO all
men peace commerce and honest
friendship With all oations, entanp-
Ing alliances with none the support
Of the State Governments in all their
rights as the most competent Ad-
Manifestations for our domestic con
Germs and the s1rest bulwarks against
despotic tendencies The preservation
cI the general Government in its
whole Constitutional yigor, al the
sheet anchor Of our peace al home
and safety abroad q jealous care Of
Toe right Of election by the people ,
absolute scquiesenee in the decision
Of the majority; well disciplined
militia, our best reliance in peace
the supremacy Of the civil over the
military authority economy ia the
public expense, that labor may be
hbtly burdened The honest pay
ment Of our debts and sacred pres
srvstion Of public faith encourage
ment Of agriculture, manufactures
and commerce the srrsignment Of
all abuses freedom Of religion: free.
dom Of The press the haJeas eoyDus
and trial by jury.
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Evansville Budget.

Locals scarce and business dull.
The farmers OF this section have stack
ed their wheat and commenced their grass
barVerst. r
Mr.. j. N. Baker has the best corn in this
neighborhood.
Our fair ones, Miss Matte Hamilton and
Lizzie Woodfll who have been taking
music lessons at Fsirmont, have returned
home.
Mr. George Harden has been visiting
Mr.. Bowman's looking, after his interes
in calicoes. How about the gray's7
Mr. J II. HardIo visits Grafton often.
We think J. R.iiniepdes 70 get himself a
better half. 20
hr. y. w. Showslter ia teaching a
Gramtner school at MeadowVille, Success
to you Liss.
During the vacation Of the Normal
school, Prof. 5hshan was teaching a writ
ing class at this place. The Prof hopes
that the fall term Of school will be fun.
Now, as Prof, Shahan has gained honor
for Preston, let her honor him by pat
ronizing hisschooly Every one who thinks
Of teaching should attend the Preston
Normal, as well es those who wish TO
acquire business education. Let us swell
the roll to 100. If the teachers Of this
codnty will do their duty il can be done.
DAIsY DKAH.
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HcwEsvILLE.
JULY %. 1899.

JULY 30, 1888.
Farmers in this vacinity have sal laid
their corn aside, aud hay harvest is on
hand. Hay is q heavy crop in this sec
ton.
Mrs. s. K. Mattingly is visiting friends
and relatives in Cumberland, Nd
ID The young folks are talking of taking q
trip to the cave near Morgantown.
Miss Mary Jessop, of Austen, is paying
Mics Lucy Mattingly a visit at this writ
ing.
Miss Margaret A. Greaser, who arrived
here from Cincinnati a short time ago has
returned to that city with the intention of
making that her future home.
Mr.. IL. Wright is giving his new resi-
idcnt coat of paint.
Mrs. Alice Caufeld, of near Iddepend-
ence, was visiting the parental roof last
week
What has became Of Republican p I
hope he has not let Patsy Doodle scare
him to death. 'f
JULY 80, 1893.
Hay harvest in full blast.
Weather very cool for the time of year,
We are glad to note that Henry Hayer-
camp, who has been sick for sometime. is
much better at this writing.
Miss Mary Kornhobb, who has been
visiting at j. j. Cookies for the past four
weeks, has returned to her home in Par
kersburg.
Mr.. August Wesling, of Btllaire, Ohio,
is visiting friends and relatives at this
place. - urr4
Mrs. L. e. Mattingly has been very
sick for the past few days, but is improy =
ing slowly at Ihis writing
We think Charley the correspond, mt
OF the Journal is a little off about the
name Mr.. Roach is going to give his baby,
as he would not be likely to call little
girl William. 'J'
GE RBPoETER.
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gave birth to a second calf Just months
and is daysafiei q former calf was born.
The cow gives milk out Of six teets.
A member of your correspondents
family brought in duck egg one day the
last week of rather unusual size surround
ed by soft shell containing glare and
yolk. Inside this was perfect egg with
hard shell.
+. III. stemple from Garret county, Md,
with bis Family paid visit to the paren-
tel roof last week. He has returned to
his home near Deer Park.
1. 8. Painter is putting a valuable i'm
provemept TO hts mills.
Quite 2 sprinklipg of city boarders ar,
at Aurora.
WALDO.
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Gladssville.
WALDO.

Seeing nothing in the good old ARGUS
respecting these diggings, 1 venture to
drop In mite either for the paper or the
waste basket as Il may deserve.
Our Iron village Is 30 near dead that Il
requires ell that the linn boys can do to
keep 1t alive. The Tricket Hotel Is as still
and quiet as a churchl In the middle Of
the week.
Our worthy townsman, Peter Reed, is
over Ia PennsylEsoia harvesting among
the timber. He comes home occasionally
bringing his shosves with him. Jno.
Holmes does the same thing from the coel
region near Fairmont. 5rC ~
Our worthy friend, George Holmes, is
still under the weather aud as sober as
judge So ,...
Abram Kelly bas very troublesome
cancer on his hand. AS he could not milk
himself no has dome sympathing neigh
oors who relieved his COW of an over load
on her way home. uey
The wheat in this region Ia generally
hauled in and is much better than was an
ticipated. The oats end potato crops are
fine. Meadows are very good, aud corn
very prom sing. Fruit is quite scarce ex-
cept the berries.
We have preaching here in the Baptist
Church once month by Rev. d. Rodg-
ers, and in the NJ. 4. Church at Pleasant
Point every fourth Sunday by Rev. l.. w.
Roberts. r,
We have good FOODS and an excellent
supervisor.
PAUL PRY.
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offended, IL the shoe fits. wear il il II does
pinch your toes. And we would further
say, we did not compare anyone 10 an an
animal, and we truly hope that all readers
of the Argus will understand the phrase
we used in It's true light.
Mrs. Layton Is lying very low with a
cancer in her eye.
Piof. M. M, Luzader sang at Union
church on last Saturday night. and bad
quite pleasant time. In the large as
setnbly that gathered, tn 10 were three
beautiful and accomplished young ladies
from Fellowsville. Come again, ladies,
but please don't lead the Union boys cap
tive al your will as you did Saturday
night.
j. w. Shahsn Is teaching vocal music
at Nazareth Church and Fellowsyille. We
wish him success.
1t is rather early IN the season for nit
tens yet, but we are informed that one OF
our young men was presented with pair
on the way home from singing school, Bat.
urday night. Young man when you wan,
to escort the laGies home, ask them polite.
lY at the church, and not when they arc
half way home.
Thomas Landen and family, of Grafton,
were visiting at James Conn's last Satur-
day and Sunday.
We would be pleased to hear of the
Democratic executive committee rallying
to the front with general organization In
Preston. Only in unity there is strength.
The campaign will soon be ushered in upon
us, and let Us be up and doing.
PccAHoNTAs.
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TIE Republican press throughout
the State with few exceptions, has
vented its spleen in real earnest up
on the University, There is nothing
mean or trashy that has not been
published, and as a consequence the
organs that have been wasing this
very indescreet warfare, have about
exhausted their fund Of malignant
verbosity, and are now waiting for
the Wheeling ZntelIiganeer to give
them new theme to howl about.
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CARMEL.

No news from this section Of the county
the past week well nothing Of interdsi oc-
cured-O yes, there was q dog Aght In
Aurora which wound up by the trabseress
or paying fne Of teo dollars and costa
and taking back seat in the synagogue.
The past week w. had splendid weather
for hayiDg, and farmers generally made
good use Of the shining hours, a lesson
taught by The busy bee. Grass crop with
us is unusually heavy. Neighbour
say that Nj. d. Beachy is entitled 70 the
belt for the best held Of wheat and M ,ior
d. stempIe Tor the best dgid Of corn, N
this district
we have jn this vicinity a COW that
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ALBRIaHTsvILLE LOCALS.

Clinton BIS great .over OF honey
and wants 70 come in for his share when
the estate Is divided.
Patsy should initiate those ladies into
the enjoyment of English literature BY
recitIng some of bis faYorite poems.
Dr. J. A. Albright. OF Virginia, who
wa called home on account cf the sickness
Of his father; visited relatives here Mon
day.
a. o. Mason lost a fine soW last week
and Charles WEIGH a mich COW.
Parties from Morgsntown and other
places have been here Hshing. They had
'6sherusn's luck.
NO PIRATEs.
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ALLEN G. Thurman's son says that
ne cannot support HoADLY for Gov
erhor Of Ohio. 1t is generally under
stood that young THURMAN takes this
course on account Of purely personal
motives. Verify, the fools are not
all dead yet.
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WEST VIRGINIA, 81:
At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court Of Preston county, on
the first Monday of July, 1882.
Michael McAleer's admir-
JAS t Burch's heirs ct al.
On scirefacias To show cause why this
suit as to the said James II Burch, de.
ceased, should not proceed in the name
OF his widow, children and heirs at law !;
and also upon an amended bill, the OBJ
iect OF which is to set aside deed made
by j A mi Martin, Clerk of the County
Court Of this county to the defendant
William II Burch, for four hundl ell acres
of land in Union District, on the waters
OF Salt Lick Creek, and dated the 18th
day OF April, 1881.
And it appearing that the defendants.
David M Hart, James ID Burch, John
Burch, u Jane Stunkle, late Il Jane
Burch, and Charles Stu nkle, her hus-
band, are not residents of this State, they
are therefore, hereby required to appear
here within one month from tho date OF
this publication. and do what is rcces~
sary to protect their interests herein.
And on motion of tho plaintiff by his
attorney. it is ordered that the fol egoinp
he published i'm The West Virginia A r.
gus a weekly newspaper published in
this county.
A copv-Test
SHIT III CRANE, Clerk.
Cresap & Brown ~ Son, attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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The MartinsbuTg Statesman has
changed bands. d. s. EIcHELBERGER
who has successfully edited that pa.
per for thirteen years retires, and is
succeeded by Capt. VIZ B. CoLsToN.
one OF the most prominent Democrats
OF Berkely county
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THE town of Casa m;cciola, on the
leland OF Ischis. in the bay of Naples,
was almost entirely destroyed bp an
earthquake on the night OF July 2S.
Between 1000 and 5000 lives were
lost and many more injured.
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Senior Don Francisco Barica, span
ish Minister to the United States.
shot and killed himself in his room
In the Albemarle Hotel, New York
July 80. Financial trouble is said
TO be the cause.
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Elk TREsUREE POLK of Tenn essee,
has been convicted of embezz lement.
and sentenced to the pententiary for
twenty years, and to pay fine equal
to the amount OF the embezzlement.
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Reno District

We once more take up our quill 10 give
you f9w items form this locality,
Our last weeks communication aeemed
10 trouble some Of our young friends We
would Say 10 those persons who became
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HE international rifle match re-
suited III the defeat Of the American
team by the British, the English
winning by a5 points.
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TIE body of Capt. WEBB was found
floating in the Niagara river short
distance below Lewiston, N. Y, July
28lh.
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Ex-Governor CORNELL Of New
York, is ussing every effort to get
up Presidential boom for jim
BLAINE.
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Waynesburg College. by well arranged
courses OF study, the best text books,
competent professors and rational meth.
DDS % Instruction, affords first class IA
ciiities. Fall term begins Sept. 10th.
Expenses very moderate. Every young
lady and gentleman desiri Dg to enter a
good institution should send tor the new
catalogue. Address Professor
A. u. MILLER, LII. D.,
8 4 st. Wayasburg, Pa.
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TIE cholera scourge is raging with
relentless fury in Egypt. From 400
to 500 fatal cases are reported dai-
ly from Csilo.
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The University promises to be
more largely attended at the next
term than ever before in it's history.
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Elk GOVERNOR ST.. JoHg. has been
employed to give twelve prohibi-
tion lectures ia Ohio.
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Four cases OF yellew fever ia are
reported to be on board ship 10 Bal
timore harbor.
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THE next National Democratic
Convention will most likely be held
at Saratoga.
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IT is stated, upon good authority,
that President ARTHUR is in sy mpa-
thy with the telegraph strikers.
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COUNTY NOTES .

AS REPORTED FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY,
Wy Our Corps OF Correspo dnents.
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T. ". PEYToE is now sole editor
aud proprietor Of the Huntington
Nel0s.
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See advertisement in this issue OF tho
Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa, and
send for catalogue. This college is un.
surpassed as good place for practical
education.
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VEST VIRGINIA, S.:

VEST VIRGINIA, So:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Preston county, on
the first Monday OF July. 1853.
Hugh Nc Aleer
vs. In Enuitv
John Mcleod, ct al
On petition to set aside certain sale
In the petition mentioned; and also upon
certain scirefdcias to show cause WHY
the said petition as to the defendant. Jas
L Burch, deceased, should not proceed
in the nam of his widow, children and
heirs at law.
And 1t appearing that the defendants.
James ID BuTch. John Burch, t. lane
tuIkle, late E, Jane Burch. and Charles
Stunkle, her husband, are not residents
OF this State, they arc therefore. hereby
required to appear here within one month
from the date OF this publIca ion. and do
what is necessary TO protect their inter
ests herein. And on motion of tho plain
TIL by his attorneys, il is ordered that
the foregoing be published i'm The West
virginia Argus weekly newspaper
published in this county.
A copy Text:
SMITH CRANE, OieR.
Cresap Il Brown 81 Son, AttorIeys for
Plaintiff, a.
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BUSINESS MEN & FARMERS
PRESTON COUNTY.


When you go to Morgantown, stop at
tho
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-01

and Bucks (the Ninth. Tenth and
Seyenteenth) have Il population of l63,.
232, while the three Democratic dis
tricts of Berks, Schnylkill and Luzerne
have II population of 3S5, ,63G Yet the
10000 population has the same power
that is, three senators-in defest ting
reapportionment that the $50, 900 popu
lation has in maintaining il. The
scoundrelism has the power Of perpetu.
ating itself.
These facts and figures sufficiently
explain the motive and purposes of the
Stalwart senators in defeating appor
tionment at this session. They rely on
the dishonest gerrymander oil ten years
ago, made in the height and insolence
OF Cameron power, to defeat the popu.
lar will!
And these very facts will explain the
reason and urgency Of the constitutional
mandate that the state shall he appor.
toned Immediately after each decennial
census 4 redistribution of political
power becomes necessary by The shifting
population. Some portions of the state
gain largely Others are at standstill,
snd others show an actual or compare.
tive decrease
These facts are ali known to the Stal
wArt senators, and yet they refuse an
aprortionment. ltso happens that the
sections OF the state gaining largest in
population are mainly Democratic coun.
tics. That is the reason of refusal The
political history Of the state cannot
parallel the crime OF these Stalwart and
submerged lndcrenden. senators, of
whom Boss Cooper aud Ultimatum
Stewart are typcs. II is treason to the
Constitution and the principle OF Equal
Representation, as we'll az the solemn
oath of Office they have subscribed'
John Stewart could he executed on his
own confession, and Cooper on general
Pmrj-1i Pcs.
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Judge HOadly In Philadelphia.

PnILADtLrHrA, October 23.---Iuiec
George Iloadly, Governor elect o. Ohio.
arrived in this city on sunday evening
and took up his quarters At the St
George hotel. II feel better to day. -
he remarked this afternoon to tie World
correspondent. ethan At any tn ne since
the 18th day Of August Indt ed, am
very sAnRuine now of a thoro jgh and
speedy restoration. think a voyage to
Europe is very improbable. by object
in crossing the water would ne simply
for tho benefit Of the sea voys 20 IN Liv
erpool and back, but ! do not think my
doctor considers there is rhy necessity
now for the change
Was the result Of ' our election a
surprise to your
II hardly know how 20 answer that
question. IA far ss Our own snticipa.
tions were concerned they were simply
verified. Whether the OF her side were
astonished or not | can dot say. just
previous 10 the election I spoke in Tol.
edo, Detroit, Cleveland s,nd Ssndusky,
and ! had not the n pb test doubt of
the result oi the vote ir those places.
In Erie county ] premm ed upon "A ma
iority Of Thousands il vas 1900. The
grape growers added thei strong Eeight
TO our forces ia Erie and also in Chtowa
county"
And what are your plans for the
future, Governor
"They are entirely Uniformed The
recovery OF INV health 10 my Grst con.
siderAtion. That accoi nplished ! shall
feel the pulse Of the 81 ate and decide
upon my course OF &C tion. he pc 10
remain for some little time in Phi ladel.
phia, just TO be free ire m excitem' mt. I
consider this to be or e OF the 90 ietest
cities on earth for upose. m ia
charge of an excellent physician, and a
portion Of his prescription is rest. tod.
ily and mental"