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A wonderful ssory

A Philadelphia special says: Lemuel
Thomas, on the evening of the 18th inst,
gave q banquet 10 twelve friends. One of the
guess said thas en account of there being
thirteen present it Eas suggestive of the last
supper. This was zscsved with yelis OF
ishs. and Thomas proclaimed that he was
the Saviour. and charged one of the .oysser.
efs with beiIs JudssEscsriet. It is claimed
tina, he hext broke some tread and dissrib-
uied It, with glasses of beer, IN mockery of
the last sacrament. In the nids. OF he
least Taonfas uttered a terrible oath that
shocked his comrades. He then Suddenly
grew pale and coIApfaised OF a rais IN his
head. With the remark. I'm afraid its
my last supper altar all, g he lett his com
panions and went horae. There be COM
pIsine1 OF being very xeak, and was
obliged to go TO bed He fingered On for
several DAYS, and n morning he ess found
dead in his bad. Ahorrible smile PLAYED
over lis features, and his ere we're starting
out OF their sockess as If he had seen some
thing awful. and died while staring at ii.
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FsdSesday, January es.

sEsarE--rne bill for the relief of Fitz
J'hn Porter IVES iayorsb'y reported. Var
ious resolutions of inquiry were adopted,
also one to investigate the alleged political
intimidation and murder at Danville, Va,
q in Assisaippi. A Joint resolution
authorizing AnsoD Reynolds ofthe United
states navy to accsp.a decoration fro the
emperor OF AuEria Tor bravery in saving the
lives OF the crew OF sn Austrian bark, WA
dopsed after . long discussion.
1ne Senate eontormed the following nom.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
Not Prepared to Dance,

Those who make pleasure and amuse-
ment the principal business of life need
not walt for a great war or public cal
amity to teach them that more serious
employment often demands their a,ten-
hon ard time. The delicate reLuke of
Lafayette to the Baltmore ladies has
been repeated with force on many an
occasion when money needed for better
purposes was being wasted on vain gay
cites.
Lafayette, at the age Of twenty. left h,s
Young wife and few to aid WASHINGTON
de loaded a ship with su ,plies which
were mostly needed by Americ ntroons
n helped them with the prestige Of his
name, with scant milit ,ry experience.
aud all the cash he could command. He
not only drilled his soldiers, bnt clothed
and fed them; and when his xvi means
were exhausted, he appealed TO the rem
crosby OF others. When~tbe ladies Of
baltimore proposed to give n bali to the
valiant young 4 renchmah he said to
ttem,-
Ladies, I should be- delighted to
n with You, but my soldiers have
The boil was postponed and the bellies
OF Baltimore made shirts sor the soldiers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

Rss Fsossace Asc.Is ~, lsseay ssed By
the iady oIs.niH Ct IL church Ia Brook
tyn Tor aasesptsd aSrDrns sssuls. vss
cn.sss1 n Hsflsna ecifee court the, Is,h
Hzsn esang sIur and dfsordesiy white
11d,ns g sasAs1 fsxh . iensale~ cozapa.1on,
Nh Lyons c3sfsofNew York, Id. begun
snfs sgs,nss csss5us H Rcd ard n. Gus-
nss ASusf 10 Yecor6 E50,9sA damages
fol Ine ySrN the seEyycss OF her daughter,
GS eesAa c~okrequex4 upon Esr setue~
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The Greer OF the Gre.s Monopoliss
New York Special c. P. Huntington.

Ane OtsSSk OF tue Jre3t MOnopOlisS
New York Special c. r. Huntington.
beio,e sexv:zg Washington, said:
II hxys she opinion OF foEr Of tie sbless
lavyes IN the country, and they say the
Texas Prc-Sc grant is ~ law, and no.
body take it from ne without paying Us
for il. IL congress declares the grant for.
feised Ne shsli appeal to the courts. and i,
will Esa vary bad thing fer those territories
for the courts Will keep all that land tied
mp for twenty years while we szs Sighting il
/ doas think the publication OF these let
tiers Of mine had q very bad effect upon
congress In any event, there wss nothing
in them that / wan. 10 tase hack or apoie
efza for. Taey we're the replsz of that Gay.
I'll we're to write thea novL should SPEAK
differently of som. msD. 5esanss I know
them better o thar Z did then. Blu /
do1t want 10 change a sord in them. They
were the repleE Of that day. and expressed
mT feelings At that time, and there are some
prestE good things IN them
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
nc CaS~esu Reprd.

kBcsAeu dispasch ssys Of the wreck OF
the steamer Col1ESuso Cd MEsha's yinfsrd:
TIE pAEasgasn. hoard ccnr.issd cA:efy
peurie from yaaiozs parts If the New Esq
lsud IN snod c4scamstanecs Who were En-
fozfe 10 Fl6-fdk far The ,Einser. The dis
Wtef will craE.e > prOfonRd IMPRESSION
ehSrA knawn for fully one bali OF the
vEe BoeaeEiAns. MI. l1sigi,
the TurkEzh consul general, wsa .
ven knCxE resident and . csnspscious
Eguse IN se4izsy. MrsRand wa . Lawyer
bsal 80 he viii 1a3 darKhsG Of Iana0
H Bed.sEaiaak q the Comrnonwe hi
NatioEaI cank. Hs.REoston. The iournshfst
Wa voarg nan NJ had beR aitaeSedse
The GxubeL HenaExn in vaii41 and v1m
ssaruh0fAsalsk.
nef.msn ofN. Psul eBccunsered &C
unUFeeeed mud 1imont imanaountahas cb-
skncle u The Hoiaws Parr IRE. On the might
Of Thesis. WsJsn they descended into The
basement IN ayespo9ainE stencil Se1ced
thsn 70 beat- = rea1eas, szd che ue q respi :
IatUstScac y czcesesv N order tnatthe5
might get q. thsEre. Even then il became
neesEssy srs wcek in reiays. one - ofm
hating m retire II Intervals and kve pisse
TO fresh rrs Fuis- The di6cuity Was caused
By .he bar SinS Of . lot Of limbuzRrcheoe.
kve7 th0s 4 WAo Here nok present can iraSg-
he Whist IS 1hs the Ere ladies asioyee-
NiIIiaI ) Buchanan, foreman 81 one 6fH.
FABroEnA logging Camps on s~aa river,
arrived r. Minneapolis With the nodv of .
soung NaE named John Thinn. whose
| fsis:sds rrseEpposed 10 reside 1t RsGy.Ont.
Tn tat II aceident occurred asSuHe O'Clock
On the isak.. while Mr.. Tnfnn was engaged
IN ioat ing iogs one OF which rolled back
ward, accidentally. passing ever Ehinnis
! soay sn5 killing him instantly
] A asks occurred 1nnong b passengers
oa q y1shasa train eve miles east Q: For.
] Way ees Ind, upon the discovery ssas the
gro tisE Cal ~ss on Ere. Tas trsin vas q,
fulf seesd. TIE trsin Was Htoppes the car
ssEa x4sed aRd was entirely eorsssrad, No
| osss EEs hurt The fire caEght from the
SO re
"A heavy fire at Clio, Mich. destroyed
b aIf tEe business portion Of the village
Ices, xf,Gsa- r B. Gaglsnd & Co..N. w,
sfsEn- .. n. Parks Il san, AL. Fund
astt we're b heaviest loser. Insurance
light
TIE Touring mills OF Kerry eerth. Lens
burg Ill. ware burned. Less. $4,000, in
snred $4,000.
~ ere 10 the big hsmEser department o
the Ss.srk tS. il Steel works es1sed a los.
OF 5000.
Asie.0p1 FIRE Il WiIkezbsr.c turns es
uaen Gus OF work
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

I. Tnc pi lice OF Wales. in his oficia
capacity Of grand master of Freemasons,
ass consented to issre u warrant Tor 1
t0tSl-abstxiness' lodge in London.
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From tho old wc.sd

Tie Mark Lane Express IL iu weekly re-
view Ell the British grain tr~sdssaays: The
weather hss been mild, dampand foggy.
II the miidnessc continues . premature spring
growth is anticipated. The ~heat crop
looks veil, hut the position begins to as
sumo elements Of danger. N4hes ara de-
Ginning, except for choica perfect ssspIes.
Ficur Is cheaper. Mailing hatIe5a tend ap-
ward. Foreign wheat IL dull aud declining.
MA4-s h cheaper. The new crop OF rpixed
American turned out to be ofikferio, quail
ity.
Prince Bismarck has written q letter to
Herr Lsvstzow. president of tks reichstas,
approving the honors psid to the late Herr
Lasksr at his fcnarai In Berlin. HER LIE.
seszow ard Burgomas,er Eo1okenbech have
been appointed I preside ogef the commit
tee having casrge OF the funeral ceremonies.
Al Bremen crest prepasatiese are being
made for public cefensoaisls In honor o.
Lasksr upon the arrival of bis remains
ron New York.
Three men attacked q sentry doing Fen
ian guard 1t the magazine nesr WooIwich
srsensl on the night of the 9ash. The men
eadesvored to ssizs the ssntrys life. He
hfed. cut the men escaped fne sentry
Was Qrzte exhausted by the encounter and
wounded In the hand. II lie 4cessih.e tde
affair vas the result OF a posching -Afray.
Those who regard the parliamentary sys-
tenn as the aegis o. English liberty are look
ing forward TO the coming session with
fear and trembling. Many ssozE.y scenes
aud Incidents are expected on the part
OF the Parneli party on the address, to
which Mr. Parnell will msEe tn amend
ment
Ascable Dispatch mss been received stating
that Mr.. c. A. Walz of Maakxte q vent
q. Europe last spring seeking 10 regain his
healtb. died on the 18th ct Eentoue.
Ffxuce, aged seventeen years. HI. Va
was accompanied by his mother, who was
with him at the time of his death.
The committee having charge of The cere-
monies in honor of the late Herr Easaer has
decided to defer the chief political
in. memory of the deceased until tie open.
ing OF The ~reichstaS, when more friends will
be able to attend.
Earl Grosvenor, con and heir of tie duke
of Westminster, died in London On the
% | ot congestion OF the lungs, afrer three
says illness. He vas born April lf.tEs53
Thejury in Londan in the case OF Wssl;sna
|fFosf. charged with seing in The unlamfnf
possession OF explosiyss, disagreed aat were
FI discharged.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

Ihs treasurer ofConbecticus has ins.
placed 81. 100000 of the Sic per cent
bonds q She stale in one of the saE
ings bsnAE Mt premium of 8.s5 per
cent
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

one ofthe residents OF Athens, Ga, has
10 ms possession q copper penny made
IN l'17, with the famous verbs of Fink.
ney stamped on its lace: millions Tor
defense, not opA cent for tribute"
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Emigration to Texas is said to be q
per cent, greater this year than last.
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are women
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES
Edward Vail q Co.'S Opening.

On Monday next. Oct. Goth, we shall open
our store. No. AS Main street. next e
! Woodlands bank, for regular business
where we will show TO the people Of Wichits
and vicinity, a complete and desirable stock
+ O. such goods as are usually kept on sale III
srst-class jewelrv stores, consisting of dia-
monds. watches, jewelrv, solid silver and sill
YER plated ware. spectsces, gold and silver
headed canes. and "A gendral line OF of fine
fancy goods, such as copper and brass lamps,
mirrors, toilet sets. bronzes. candle sticks.
odor-bottlcs. cigar cases, fans, opera glasses.
bisoue figures, etc. All these goods have
hecn carefully selected by our BUYERS
IN the eastern markets and are bought
direct from the manufacturers
for cash at the lowest prizes. and will he
sold at figures which are rs low as Is con-
slant with the quality Of the goods We
hall offer: and each article will be fully
ruaranteet. 10 be exactly as Is represented.
An experience Of lifetime in the jcwelry
b,siness has fully convinced us that no deal
r. can be successful in this line without the
fullest confidence in the public. which car
10 obtained only by the strictest integrity
IN representation, courteous treatment and
mir prices. In wears past We have en- owed
Ina, confidence in our former place of bust
aess. and we shall do the same in Wichita.
We propose to combine with the legitimate
stall trade wholesale business also, ana
,nsll send our representative on the road
ia solicit trade in the neighhoring cities.
Being practical workmen ourselves, We
s-e prepared TO DO ali kinds Of repairing of
Matches. clocks and jewelry in most wcsk-
usn-like manner. and guarantee tine fnlies,
satisfaction We also do all kinds Of en- /
craving, including monograms and bangles /
We think We can safely say. without fear
Il contradiction. that VIC have established
s,onH IN Wichita that is not only credit 10
ourselves. bat also 10 the city. and We hope
BY careful attention 10 business, 10 Ineri,
saa receive fair proportion Of the trade Of (
IN, city and region of country We cor
dia'ly invite ali TO visit our store and in Z
srect our goods. with the assurance on our !
rsr' that il is no trouble 10 show the same
whether you wish 10 purchase or not
Yours respectfully.
EDWARD VAIL x Co.
s's-We shall pay careful attention 10 the /
sepns Of correct standard time.
iiSa-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
THE VERY FUNNY MAN.

Al one Of the barber shops on East Doug
las avenue, yesterday, nm individual with $
tank Of tangle-foot aboard, took special de-
light in interfering with the manipulations
Of the scraping-iron as welded by young
knight of the "rozzer." The noses Of I'll,
martyrs who occupied his chair of honor
were in''momentary danger Of being carved
or nicked in the most approved hottcntoi
style and they naturally demurred and en-
tered protest, not being just ready to
wear rings in their shoots. The young
breath and the loving demonstrations Of the
diciple of Bachus. and the proprietor quietly
showed the offender through the hole that
the carpenter left and ont into the genial
October sunshine. This was not good
enough for the hilarious gentleman, he
could not take IA hint and when the head OF
the establishment had gone to dinner, he
again INDUCED his love for buldozing by re
peating his former mean and agravating
acts. His second installment Of pleasure war
short-lived however as the man Of the house
nj this juncturc returned and fired him bod
lily onto the sidewalk and to add to his con
fusion and undignifed attitude. when he
arose like mermaid out of the sen. be found
officer Brazier along side of him.
The funny man declined the honor Of a
promenade down the avenue. and so stated
his regrets TO the officer. When urged 10
participate in the festivities. he struck Sui
liyan attitude and declared war, but was
speedily brought 10 terms by gentle rap
on the jaw with base ball club. or some
thing 10 that effect. The jolly crank now
reversed his decision and declared his per-
feet willingness to 90 anywhere and thought
the cooler specially inviting retreat in
which TO spend the Sabbath and his SUNDAY
dinner will be discussed within the walls Of
this grand and time honored palace
Funny people are funny things. and when
they load up with benzine and sally forth
to find fun, they usually get it in the way Of
a sore head with fines and trimmings.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
UNDER THE CARS.

\ team of the Rogers coal company wa.
Yesterday standing near the Douglas avenu,
depot awaiting n load from the coal bins OF
this firm that are located in close proximit,
TO the above named place. The moving OF
trains by the switch engine, and the clamor
Of the bell, whistle, etc, that is necessary in
the work Of making up trains, caused the
team to become frightened. and. breaking
from their fastenings, they ran down be-
tween the tracks at furious gait. The
tracks lay in the shape Of V, and trains of
cars stood upon them both; the team was
bearing down toward the point where the
tracks met; and the breath of the spectators
was held when il was seen that collision
was inevitable. On they sped at u furious
gait, the intervening space being soon
closed up by the flying hoofs, and bang!
they collided with the wooden monsters on
either side, and are thrown under the cars.
Luckily. the cars were not in motion. and
they thus escaped death, though one valua-
Tie horse was very badly bruised and LAGER
ted. The other. escaped almost nnhur,,
while the wagon was completely dcmol-
a. Rod
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
10 ne6dtfor If the Eagle:
OLD LETTERS.

I've been reading to-day the old letters.
Whose pages are blotted with tears,
And the in has grown dim in the SHADE"
And silence Of swift-fying wears.
Here is one from the kindly old mother,
Who watched from the portals OF home
With ewes heavy laden with tear drops
The feet that would willingly roam.
Dear mother. YOU vet wait the coming
OF the truant birds back to their nests:
And YOUR feeble arms fsn would enfold then
Close, close, TO your kind, loving breast
Oh. never till the hour We roam
With darkness around-above,
Learn we to prize that hottest boon,
A mothers tender love.
Camp Pierpont," the next one is dated;
He fell with his face to the foe;
The Shenandoah will murmur forever,
The dirge Of his requiem so low.
Here's one from the pet of the household
The Youngest, the brightest, and best
Whose feet early crossed DER the river,
And found the still mansions of rest.
A dimly scrawled page lies before me,
The name of a loved one trace.
Back, tears, to the well-spring Of sorrow
The valley clod blooms Ger his fate
lis only when loved lips are cold
We mourn with sad, and vain regret,
Mid myriad memories Of old
The cherished days forever set.
All. strange that we hoard these poor treas
ures,
Whose memories bring us but tears;
All. life and its fast fading pleasures,
Reaches back through the long distan
years.
The friends who were with Us in sprin:
time
Whose presence no more we may greet.
Will be first TO welcome our coming
When over deaths threshold We meet.
Mrs. VI. T.. LEASE.
Wichita Oct Eth 1874
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
MURDERED.

attorney, Chas Hatton received a
d,SpA'cn from Caldwell yesterday from
! i""A iunt that Cash. N. HOLSTER, L. S.
uep's marshal, was murdered night before
ias' near hunnewell BY man named Bob
49, noiiister was well known in this
ci'' brave officer and a true man. He
II was who followed up and arrested Nellie
h"'ey Tor the murder of Botheu.ley. Our
c''Pa'ches tonight will probably give Us
parti culars
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
A HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

Last week pair of horses were stolen
rom John Rodes. farmer living about FIVE
il''e' northwest of this city. The case was
paced IN the hands of Detective Mcmahon,
Oh '"'' CITY, who has been telegraphing to
'ar'ou' points ever since to try to head him
on Last night he received message from
the aepnty marshal of Dodge City, stating
thai TIE man had arrived there with one Of
the horses; the other had bsen found a cou-
PIE Oh days since. Detective Mcmahon will
start Tor Dodge City this evening after his
,vau
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
YOU MUST REGISTER

There are great many voters who imag-
inc they are qualified to vote who may moi
be. Unless you have registered since Jan.
uary !, 1884, you cannot vote. You cannot
under the present law. swear in your vote
You must have registered at least ten day,
prior TO the election. The last day will b.
October IS. so there is not much time lef
Be sure to call at the City Clerks Office and
see that your name is on the book prop
erly
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19

The large store room, IN what WAS former
ly the Lynch block. on the corner of Main
and Third streets. has for some time past
been undergoing course of overhauling
ard reconstruction that has almos; entirely
remodeled it. and when completed will make
one Of the hsndsomest and best business
rooms in the city. IL has been completely
repaired, renovated, painted and papcred
and now the front has been cut AWAY for the
purpose of inserting two very large plate
glass fronts, while AZ the side and front cor
ner the stairway and wall is ,e be removed
and one Of the elegant plates placed therein.
These many alterations. and especially the
glass front, will change the appearance Of
this corner very much and will beautify
IT exceedingly. Messrs. Fuller and Warden,
young men who are strangers in the city,
but who are most cordially welcomed as &C.
NAL gentlemen Of good business qualities.
Will occupy tue new quarters abou, Novem-
Der LIST. with full. complete snd frst-clsss
line Of drugs. The more the msrrier. lie.
the good work 20 on
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
MARRIED

'h thursday, Oct. 10th, at the home OF
NV ufiue ; parents, in this city. Mr.. d. NJ.
" manson, Of Winfield, and Miss Anna d.
py'S' Oh this city, Rev. Harper officiating.
Inc wedding was quiet one, but the init
iiiH'e friends and small number of invited
guests being present. This did not inter
ie'e however, with its being an occasion OF
Happiness to all interested. The new bark
upon The sea of mstrimony sailed away for
" ihheid, which will be the future home OF
the popular couple. The EAGLE losses the
horse shoe Of good luck. after them
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
PERSONAL.

Hon. John Kelly is at the fremont.
-Thos. J. Lindsey is in town from Leon
Kansas.
A. Z. Sunlsnd is in the hub, from Iowa
vile, Kansas.
H. c. Waters came over from Augusta
last evening.
F. y. Pingry came TO town last evening
/ from Cheney.
Emil U;z arrived in town last nigh,
from Halstcad.
--Jno p. Wells is in town on business.
from Fl. Scott.
JAS. Kennedy. of Cherryvale, is in the
city on business.
Miss Eva Humphrey. of Cheney. i. paw.
ing the city visit.
C. II. Baker, of Toledo. O., is paving
The city shor, visit.
-Jno. ID. Hintger. Of Topeka, was ycs,er-
day seen upon our streets.
j. J. Cough, n nephew of the celebrated
John B. is AT the Occidental.
w. J. Fitzgerald came up Yesterday
morning from Arkansas City.
F. +. Livengood arrived in town YES
terdsy morning from Cheney.
C. W. McMillen, of Fl. Scott, is paving
the city Of the southwest a visit.
Henry Arnold and c. Z. Burke came
down The road from Hutchinson. YESTERDAY
afternoon.
j. NJ. Pugh. from the seat of war. Co
lumbus, ohio,) is taking the dimensions Of
the coming city Of Kansas.
L. NJ. Heller, who has charge Of tho
Chicago lumber compsny's interests at Che
ney. WIS Yesterday in the city.
-Ad. \. Jones, the popular agent Of the
ST. Louis. Fl. Scot, 4 Wichita railroad, nc
by Ms, Jones. returned from
hcir ers,ern trip nigh, before last.
-Chss. Thompson. well known in TIL,
,i,y and former resident here, bu, now Of
Joldwa'er. Commsnche county, is paving
'isi 10 his first love. Commanche is AZ,
rac,ive, but there is no place ike home.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19

Uncle Toms Cabin was again produced
last evening by Diapers double combina-
lion. to a select but small audience, who APP
pcarcd to be very well satisfied with the
rendition Of the ever popular drama. The
Beethoven Jubilee Singers rendered num-
Der Of songs. which, as on tine previous eve
ming, were loudly enchored. The manage
ment propose giving our citizens novel
treat this evening in grand sacred con
cert The following will be the pro
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-19
WELL RECOMMENDED

OFFICE OF W. VI. JoHSsoS,
Temple Block, Wichits. Kan, Oct. IL, 81
This is 10 certify that Prof. Samuels iittet
me pair of his glasses over three years ago
My eyes have been benefited BY their use
and the glasses are as well suited TO then
now as when first fitted. | can read for
hours without WEAKNESS, and my eses ars
stronger to-day than when | first began
wearing glasses. give this certificate, not
for the especial benefit Of Prof. samuels, hut
for the good Of the community at large.
Respectfully,
dl32-lt W. VI. JOHNSON. VI. d.