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FOR HORSES.

No horselpdn should be without bottle In his
stable In case OF accident as II Is sure cure for
the following diseases Of the horses
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NEoAn AID ~ ~ I11UN A$ 3 a-1o %
-tl0.lb 9. mi-l SIS lo~l. .b.f1 ,. "A.
Nsw oAazln sl~-lo.op -il.se .. m.-t.lo--
A1op. m
Daily and Sunday,
I On Sunday only.
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The II. II. II. medicine Is an infallible cure for
Diphtheria, II used. according 70 the following
directions:
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CLOTHING.
Now Is The Time (!

Now Is The Time!
And the place is the Whining
ton Clothing House, at Fourth
and Market streets,if you want
a suit or an overcoat in either
ready made or custom made
garment. We have made
prices to suit the purchaser
and can please you in fit and
style of garment. Remember
we mean to reduce our stock
by disposing of all ODD SUITS
in our READY MADE and all
ODD SUIT PATTERNS in
our Custom Department. Over
coats you can buy if you want
one for either yourself or boy.
We make this announcement
for the balance of this month
and you know when we say
prices to clear out stock it
means the lowest price possible.
Secure one of these bargains
this week.
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
N. B.-Store closed at 6 P.
M, except Saturday.
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our elegant coffee, 5 pounds for 81 90.
Crippen, No, 8 East Second street.
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rlaE Ourx mAKhErs.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In the
Street Market.
FLOUR ETC.
CORRECTED DAILY BY THE WILLIAM LIZA 4
Sens COMPANY, BRANDYWINR MILL9-
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INTERNAL USE,

For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Pain In
the Stompch or Bowels. Dose-from 20 drops 10
half teaspoonIul In water. Never reduce for
external use. Every family should keep 10 on
hand, as II isa never-faiiiDg household remedy.
PRESERVE THIS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
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MIsFIT PARLoRs.

In fact we have a complete
line in style and pattern that
will suit the most fastidious, at
so per cent. less than regular
prices, at the
The daily gazette., 1883-02-07
NEURALGIA,
DIPHTHERIA,
PARALYSIS,

Pains in the Head and Back, Frosted Feet, stih
Joints, Lameness, Pleurisy and for external use.
and for
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OUR mAnS

MW-The black flEurea denote me Llmited
Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-07

Ringbone, and will remove all swellinRs and
Callous Lumps left from kicks or other bruises
without inJuring the growth OF the hair.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-07

Some very fine Black
English Worsted Sack and
Chesterfield Suits. These
were made to order at from
$35 to $40, will be sold very
low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14
THE IRON MOUNTAIN,
Tho DniIrs-Nnit TrinI

UNIoNTowN. Pa, March l3.-When tho
ilo.es'Nutt irislwEs resnn,ed thia morn
Ing, Joseph Mutt, son OF tne deceased, woo
put on the stand to prove that he had seen
Dukes drop an anonymous letter reiecting
on his sister in the road near his fathers
house. This evidence was ruled out. Let
ters which Dukes hau written to Captain
Mutt were offered in evidence and against
the strenuous efforts of the defense were
admitted. They were read 10 the Jury by
Mr.. Haytord, and created profound SEN
sensation in the courtroom. In point of
infamy they were fully up to expectations.
Dukes acknowledges that unsO-
lctedly he had enjoyed in
Illicit intercourse with Captain Nuts
daughter and gives alleged town rumors
affecting her character. III closing. he OK.
presses his opinion that Miss Mutt was in a
delicate condition, and interentially sug-
gested to Captain Mutt that an abortion
might save tine honor of his daughter and
family. The prosecution here rested. The
defense, in opposing, proved that Duke had
said to Mrs. Jennings, as she left the room
after the meeting, that he was sorry for
what he had done, but he had acted IN self.
defense, as Captain Mutt would have killed
him If he had not killed Mutt.
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Railway Racket.
TuE VANISH

O., I ,,.,. NJ, ,o -,
o. AV'is, Maroh iS'-Atthe annual meet
ing OF the Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific rail-
way company TODAY. tho following airsctors
wers aloc,a5 d, oar,.o r., -. -
- 'e0''" " Sei'e 'uree years jay
YOU'D, russell sage, a. l., Hopkins, Il. 5.
hayes anu l. H. Ames. Earnings for the
year, year SIe, ,>oi'0SVi operating expenses, Sll,-
,Vof,'o&, net earnings, -, 69SS, and miscel-
ianeous reeeipts, sS2S ,760. Total net receipts
,or ,n loSS, So,olo,tNSi total net receipts Tor
1891, So9t4,Sioi funded debt, $7O,9SI ,6l;
loahs anu notes payable, $3,216,Oo6; sundry
securities ON hand, SS,66ITS.
considering the shortness OF crops last
year ana other adverse circumstances,
Nu.Vh alteGieu the earnings during the first
part oi the year, TINS showing is regarded
Us quite favorable, the increased net re.
USep,s over those OF 1851 being Sl,SiO,7b2.
", @ tiis Increase, SoVS,Sii We're Tor passen-
ger business Iwo-thirds OF the stock was
voted AZ the meeting of directors. Adj
Journed 10 meet IN New York April Sd.
,u :, THE MISSOURI PACIFIC,
my directors OF the Missouri faciic COM
pany wy annual meeting OF which was
also heiu TINS morning, is identically the
saniv s AZ 'he ct. Louis, iron Mountain q
southern every way.
Inc following points are nom the annual
ueeport Vi the 81, Louis, Iron Mountain "
~ Sousnern isn IN railway cross earnings for lSS2,
S,,oez,zVo operating expenses, including
n,np improvements, 6ettermsnts and taxes, S3,-
Slo,osSi cost OF improvements, $217 ,32l; net
cur inihSs' 9o,ool 90 NUMBER oil miles OF
nam track, Soz; increase over 1881, l6S miles;
number oil miles of side'track, l73.
ne ne equlpmemt consists OF l4l locomotives.
aS3S 30 ca eafs @ OF al descriptions Capital stock,
,oiovSoi iunued debt, S3S,e29Wl.
me missouri Pacific annual report sum
mary IN d is as iollows Gross earnings for 1852,
So,V9iolS operating expenses, including
SIS Sost Oh all improvements and taxes, Sf,i7O,-
ZlOi net earnings, S3,6lS 40S cost of i'm.
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$50, short clear. 1910. Bacon Quiet:
long clear, l0s; short rib, l0S; short clear,
Ol5. Lard nominal. Cattle receipts,
ilUO; market closed last evening easier,
ou, opened TODAY firmer on scant supply,
and prices ruled strong; export steers,
$3.50 to 81; good TO choice shipping, Sc to
81 S light, S52S to 50; good TO hes,
butchers steers, Si5o to 50 50; COWS, sS75
to sl.So; good cows anu heifers, 81 to IS;
COWS, $3.50 10 81; s,ockers and feeders,
SiSO 20 $3.50. Hogs receipts. 100; higher;
81 to SI.65, mostly $40 to $50. Sheep
receipts, 500; steady and firm; medium to
lair, 81 TO s4,6o; good to choice, Si.75 to IS:
fancy, So. IS TO S6l5.
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COLDS NTH BROS.
71A ELM STREET.

Spring close at hand and opening fresh styles
and mporatons daily yet the weeks about
the quiet of the year being neither Winter Spring
customers do feel the need of lighter fabrics They
the goods, but ready purchase. If we
would be busy must extraordinary efforts and present
special attractions. We do not like to see trade dull and
knowing ladies who need or soon expect to need Dress
erals Laces Embroideries Shoes Underwear,
Or Hosiery always the lookout for goldsmith Bros S
Bargains, and read advertisements, and after purchasing
Bargains they always find they have saved money,
THIS IS WHY WE HAVE
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Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH, March l3.-TSpecial. l-Tp
contract for laying the sewer pipes, digging,
etc.. is awarded to G. w. Slatery. OF Waco.
lie gets So, go for the work.
NJ. S. Hall failed to give bond, and for
feited, which gave 1t to slatery.
Deputy Sheriff Grigg and Constable
Black were here to-day, LOOKING after
Charles Clifford, alias Sam Taylor, the de-.
faulting jeweler of Gordon, palo Pinto
county.
Miss Freddy Sevelle a song aud dance
girl, was billed tins morning TO play TO.
night, but she did not appear, and a ines.
senger found her dead at her room ON
Weatheriord street.
The county court house was insured TO.
day for $4,000, rate, q per cent, for three
The Fort worth ro,. ,.-..-.-,....,. ,,,sr ,.,.-
sociation loaned 81 800 tonight at pre-
MUM of from to 10 per cent.
Captain Joe Terrell, brother OF Senator
A. w. Terrell, has recovered from his
broken foot, and is out again. The acci.
dent occurred three weeks ago.
Fire plugs and other water-works freight
arrived to-day.
Faith in spiritualism is gaining in this
city, and sceancesare frequent. Orthodoxy
is uneasy in consequence.
An lrishman named Jenkyns was robbed
by confidence man of $65 ON the west.
bound Texas II Pacific train tonight, this
side of Dallas. The passengers made UP a
purse. Jenkyns continued his journey to
San Francisco.
Griffin, a confidence man, driven away
from here, is in Dallas.
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Supreme court-Aflirmed: Johns vs..
Denman ct al, from Houston county;
Houston county vs.. Dwyer ct al, from
Houston county; Greenleve. Block " Co.
VS.. Blum ct AL, from Milan county; Smith
4 jenkins w. Gill & Smith, from DalAs
county. ismissed--Maxwell VS.. Hillburne,
from Lamar county; reversed and reformed.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, March lS-[Special. About
noon today stiff gale, accompanied with
heavy rain, set in from the eastward, which
continued throughout the day. Tonight
the wind has abated considerably, and the
rain has ceased. The gull has been very
high and extremely rough, exciting consid-
cradle dread among the timid. Tonight,
in consequence OF heavy rain, the low por-
tions of the city are Hooded.
Professor Fiost has inaugurated the
Island City Domino club, which meets
nightly in the parlors of the Bank
exchange.
The agent Of Lloyds received telegram
from Lloyds' agency to notify shipping
that there Is much ice in latitude AZ.
In the contested election fer alderman
from the sixth ward between Jno. ID. Cotter,
present incumbent, and Frank d. Mitchell,
the city council at meeting tonight, upon
n statement of the counsel OF both parties
that the present council had no jurisdic-
tion, passed the matter until the meeting
of the new board and adopted q resolution
seating Mr.. Cotter, subject to contest.
The ramor that gained currency in reR-
ton to the removal OF the machine -sh0js
OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad
to Houston, in consequence of the failure
of the company to secure the right.of-way
to property in the east end, Is authorita-
lively denied by General Manager John
Ssaly.
Weather bulletin. for the cotton belt, fur.
nished by the signal service, in conjunction
with the several railways Of the state:
| hgn.. na.. n.t.. r~n
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A SCOun,irel.

Troy, n. Y, March l3.-lt has been dis
covered tnat Emmett ONeil, Schenectady
broker, who recently failed, has fled. He
victimized parties in Schenectady and
Duanesburg to an amount not less than
$250,0O0, Having the handling of his
fathers estate, he was presumably worthy,
and was elected director of the Schenectady
bank, formerly Brooks bank IL is learned
that many farmers Of Duanesburg gave him
funds to invest. He obtained money
by plausible representations. Widows or
phans and the industrious poor are alike
his victims with the wealthy class. Nearly
every person in Duanesburg was swindled.
His mother, sisters and other relations are
left penniless. Before leaving Schenectady.
on the midnight train, O'Neil, taking q 500
greenbRck in hand went from
store to store asking change. No one
could change it, and he borrowed few
dollars from each storekeeper. O'Neil
went to New York, where, it is said, nc
made an unsuccessful attempt to raise s20,-
coo on forged securities. 1t is believed he
has gone to Europe. His wife, two daugh-
ters and one son are still in Schenectady.
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Sport.

NEW ORLEANS, La. March l3.--Races:
Twelve hundred yards; Hickory Jim
first, Eva X. second, Turin third. Time
lilo.
Thfee.quar.ers Of Mile -Larimenta
first, Billy q. second. Referee third
Time--l.l6l.
One and One.sixteenth OF q mile--I.izzle
McWhirter first, Manit ou second Annie
q. third. Time--i:52.
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New York Notes.

Nrw YORK, March l3.-The executive
committee, Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company to-day resolved to advise
the board OF directors at their meeting to-
morrow, to declare dividend of II per
cent, to be made payable April 10th next.
This is the largest dividend that has ever
been declared. The books will close on the
Goth of this month, and open again on the
18th OF next month.
On the arrival of the steamship Hudson
from New Orleans this morning, u fire was
discovered in the lower hatch. The fire
department were called and soon dozen
steamers were at work, the vessel being
Hooded, that being deemed the most ellec-
tive method Of extinguishng the fire. The
cargo consists OF cotton aud stores, and the
fire was traced 10 where the cotton was
stored The damage cannot be- estimated.
The vessel is valusd ut q quarter of u mil
lion, and the cargo about the same amount.
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Memphis and Vicinity.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March l3,--Thc river
continues to decline steadily and now
marks thirty.four feet, seven inches on the
gauge. Total fall, thirteen inches from the
highest point reached this season. A force
OF men has been sent to clear the debris
along the line OF the Memphis& Little Rock
railroad and make oil repairs to the track
found necessary. II the water continues
TO decline travel over that route will be
resumed next week.
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Ferris.

FERRIS, March 13.-[Speclal,l IA bold
burglary was perpetrated here on last night,
between the hours Of 12 and 4 O'Clock.
Burglars entered the post-office at this
place, and succeeded in blowing to pieces
the outer door of the safe by means Of an
explosive substance. Three holes were
drilled, and the work was skillfully done,
showing them to be professionals. They
did not get the door leading to the main
vault open, consequently the contents Of
the safe remain undisturbed. Nothing has
thus tar been missed from the Office eScept
one case of pocket books, which were taken
from the show case. One hundred dollars
reward has been offered for their identifica-
tion. Officers are requested to be on the
alert.
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Chiffon.

CLIFTON, March l3,-[Special. .l--0ur peo-
pie are becoming excited over the imagined
existence Of coal vein within one mile of
town. A party Of several persons, to prove
their faith by their works, have been dig
ging for several days, having improvised
some machinery for the purpose. Some
are very sanguine over the prospects, while
other will await further developments be.
tore going wild.
Chester Lewis, who is wanted In Burleson
county TO answer charge Of rape, was
arrested here to-day by our sheriff.
Owing to continued rains farming has
progressed very little in this section.
Cotton shipments from this point will
reach 1900 bales, about four times as much
Us the shipments Of last season.
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Tyler.

TYLER, March l3.--[Special. .l-Ata meet.
ing last night strong hose company war
organized, with the election Of the follow.
ing officers: President, John burst; vice
president, John A. Brown foreman, John
d. Douglas; assistant foreman. L. W. Flood,
second assistant fordman; II. D. Hook.
ersmithj steward, J. Il. Martin; secretary,
Louis II. Hosekirs; treasurer, g. b, Porter.
ganized soon, which will complete the de-
partment.
Ex.Conductor William Ramsey, In . suit
against the Texas " St. Louis railway com.
pany for "a, 200, recovered 500 In the dis
trict court to-dny.
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Canton and Rentrew Dress Ginghams

10 GENTS a YARD,
EMBROIDERIES is another Department in which our
house stands first both for well selected styles and prices
Irish Point Embroideries from 35c yard Hamburg Edg
ngs extra wde 4oc yard; regular prices, 6oc Narrow
Edgngs from to 2 inches wide, from SC: ayard
In HOSIERY prepared with remarkable
Bargains. Ladies' Balbrggan Hose 2ac, worth a5c; Ex
ira Quality Babriggan Silk Cocked and Ladies Pin Striped
Hose at a5c; regular price, 4oc Also all the Shades
in LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HOSE
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"A Constant Rush

Read what offer and you will understand why ARE
busy: In Dress Materials offering all wool Nuns
Yelling 25c; Single width Cashmeres I2c Black Lace
Buntings at 2oc. Lawns, yards for 81, and
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

NEWS By SPECIALS.
Austin: No Quorum Appearing, the
Senate Adjourned Till To-Day.
House: The Appropriation Bill Passes
With an Emergency Clause.
In Afternoon Session the Senate Land
Bin Is Considered.
Ferris: The Professional Burglar
Stops over Night.
Fort Worth: Death and the Ballet
Dancer = Miscellany.
Galveston: Municipal Politics MARI
time N0tes-A Denial.
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Ennis

ENNIS, March l3.-TSpscial.l-w. =.
Chancellor, formerly Appointment merchant
in this place, died this morning at o'clock,
on his plantation few miles east Of Ennis.
Cause, pneumonia.
Our cotton receipts have reached about
$4,000 bales, and there Is yet considerable
to come In.
The residence portion Of our city 4
rapidly buildingup Though the younsosk,
we are the largest town In this county. A
new brick hotel and national bank ars
proposed.
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said lands TO be viewed classified and ap-
praised by board Of appraisers.
Pending further discussion Browning
yielded to a motion TO adjourn.
Adjourned.
CAPITAL cHRoNIcL1N1s.
The authorities Of Wilbarger county have
applied to the adjutant-general for rangers
to assist in suppressing lawlessness in that
county.
The Nolan & Price Hardware company,
Of Dallas, filed an amendment to its char
ter, changing the name TO Nolan 4
McNosky.
The comptroller paid into the treasury
to-day $4,000 to the general revenue and
look Bros. paid in $4,000 for four.bit land.
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BAsrRor, March iS.-tspscial.l : Lest
night the heaviest rain fell that ws have
had In this section for some time.
Mr.. w. N. Preston, the architscl ior the
courthouse, 10 10 town to-day.
The coInniiHioners court meets tomoes
row 10 consider ~ bids ol ooautructlon ~ /
our contemplated tonfthepsA
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In directing Professors George l.. An
dr. ws and Samuel T.. TiIman, of the
United States military academy, to visit
Harvard, Yale and other American col.
leges, the secretary of war desires thorough
inquiry to be made into the course of study
and methods of instruction Mt the leading
American universities and colleges. Sneak,
ing of the subject to-day, General Drum
said This may be considered new de.
parture, but the world moves on and we
must keep abreast with the spirit of the
age. 1t is desirable that West Point should
avail itself Of everything which is com
mended and endorsed by the ripe expert
ence Of our leading institutions OF learn.
ingn
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
GRAIN AND pKopuuE.

Nkw OusLAa-. Np lu.---l-nt exchange
~ Sew York 81 ,u ger 81 uu rrmaum
.trrliug haLk exchange ~ -,..
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All our customers arr we'll ptasnd with
nur late arrival of tlur teas, vi ich are 90
,tuc NJ money cSu obtain, and price, lower
han the lowest, Our stri'uy pur,
ground spices are the test. our strictly
uurc apple vinegar is tin,. our new cider
hat has come t. band B, delicious. Ou
motto shall be better goods, and nothing
hall lc lacking ON our part to furnish
.ur best goods Tor the least money. W.
uarJntve absolute satisfaction In every
nStanCr. Try us and see.
\. JuNEs TAYLOR & BEu.
Nos. and . plAthvr Block.
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We notice M the ExAMrSER Of the 3l
~ Anu an article headed "Au out
rage" signed 10y W. I. Lennon Il, ).
Cruwd.r, " q Daniel and other.
The high opinion we entertain Of the
gentlemen lead VA 10 believe that they
were not aware of our motives OF pro-
ccedlugS IN regard tu surruuu M their
/ friends pasture W thuk til m rather
premature m their severe accusations
and suuuld have investigated more thor
uugh y our object before designating MS
u- % mob and what We had done n- an
outrage aud q, hat were reported to be
| III tx.
Tie mob consisted Of 10 100 good
men, with civil officer who had charg
I ~ the ueg'o thut night and the next
/ day The ne ro, W. are informed By
good citizens, had no such leading qucs-
/ tons rrupuuudcl to him, but gave the
nance of several parties, among them your
/ friend. Nrure IA leiied the parties who
caught and rAamiucd the negro had n
/ Il sire tu lmplIcatr your friend. The
negro stated hc had been sent ont to
/ learn what he could aud return, and
/ that "a number Of horses would leave
/ Your irl uds pustur that nj Int mot "a
/ large pasture, as reported by the papcrl;
others from - camp IN Crdarbrake, above
/ W go.
After weighing the te tlmouy and be-
/ levi no strange negro could come IN
our community and diyulgc what hc
/ did, We proceeded with nu officer to the
| pasture, where W. remained quietly uu-
/ til murulug, when the officer with six
men aud the negro went to the camp ia
/ CvdHrbrnkc, previously desc ihed 10y the
I
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SEVENTH sTxIET.


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Al ~trinVay lnll lrtuight Blind Tom,
introduced bA his pu cut manager, Mr.
u tnuu., gave new proofs ul hi- Wonder
tai INITIATIVE clpu iN by paying NUM-
Der OF selection, irum classic ana modern
competitions LOT the pG, oturtr IN a sly /,
hat would put To shame many punl-ts
who have the adyuuIag, ol sigut and THAI
other sense (. AT tie prul negro puss,s'us
only In a modified degree. The Mdiunc,
va, large aud repeated surprises made Il
e.. thuslnslI,.-N. \. World.