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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08

OSE OF the finest and most attractive
stores in the city is the new and handsome
ly fitted up grocery tstablishment OF Mr..
NJ G. CraS ford, No. 1858 Market SInsre.
His store. which was opened Tor business
about a month ago, will be found TO con.
tai one OF the most carefully selected ana
artisticslly arranged stocks OF groceries 70
be seen in the city. The shelves extending
the entire length OF the store are ioaded
down with canned goods oi every variety,
eu brscirg California Peaches, Plums,
Pears and Apricots; all the best brands ot
Toms,oes. Corn. Peas, Boston Baked Beans.
Ssrdiues, Canned Lohsters, Salmon, N icker-
aI etc. In fact il would be impossible u
hegin 10 enumTrite even the substantia's.
He has some Of the finest brands OF new
Tees Flour Syrups, Tobacco. and in fact
his entire .tsCk is new and fresh through
out, a. well worthy Of an lrvcs,!gstiO".
Goa! miners bre also respectfully notified
hat he also Las full supply Of mining
Iowder, oils. &C. Mr.. CraTfrrl has pur-
rhsspd one Of The neatfst and most a.
'raCtive delivery wagons IN the city. ald
abiie thanking lis customers Tor their
.,teral pa'ronHg" n the past assures mem
hat in The futU-e he VIII b" more thtn
yer prcps -ed to accom0date them: All
,rods purchased at his store Will be de-
I;y.rei free Gf charge to any part OF the
,itv end on market mornings all his regu-
Isr customers CAP. after having made their
rnrchosss iu market. leave their baskets at
lis .,n-e and they will be for rTarded care
;rIIv IN their homes free nf charge.
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A RlNDOo GLAsS-BLoWER.
Why He Journey ed From Bombay 10
America.

America.
PHILADELPHIA, January THE recent
arrival OF young Hipdoo gentleman of
means and culture in the little town OF
Clayton, Gloucester county, n. J., for the
purpose of studying the manufacture OF
glass, in order to introduce that industry
into his native land has attracted much
attention among the glassblowers OF that
and the surrounding towns. The visitor
from India is native of Bombay. II 8
name is Bhaskar Ninayak Rsjwade, but be
IS known among the glassblowers as the
"AiDdoo." R'jwade is slenderIy b tilt and
about twenty-five years OF age. His color
Is dark red hue, but he has an open,
frank countenance and sharp pleasing fea
lures. His hair is black and long, and is
nicely combed up on his high forehead.
His dress is neat and in conformance with
American fashions. He speaks English
fuently, having learned the Language
at st. Mary's Jesuit College Bonn.
bay, from which he graduated.
The young Hindoo left his country in
June last and arrived in New York in Sep
tember. He proceeded at once to Boston
IN search OF ex Governor CASTOR, OF Massa.
chusettss, to whom he bore letters OF intro.
duclion. In a short time he became ln.
allied in the Worcester Institute of Tech.
no!ogy, but, desiring to acquaint himsalt
with such practical details as can only be
obtained III workshop, he jDurneyei to
South Jersey. He made his first appear.
anCe at Clayton on October IL last and has
been industriously engaged ever since IN
learning the glass.bowing trade and every
thing appeT taining TO it at Moore Brothers
factory. He has not shirked any of the dis.
agreeable duties devolvng upon an appren-
uCe. RAJ wade began at the beginning by
taking his place in the clay house, and
learning how to work the clay from which
The tirepOts are made. He is now learning
to use ths blowpipes. and when seen yes
terday was seated at his bench near a roar
ing furnace blowing small bottles.
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BILL vANDERBlLT'S BIG HEART.
tye Contributes $1,000 10 Toward the
NextGreat WALKING Match.

NEW YORK. January 7.-Rowell and Flt1'
gerald are training at Woods Athletic
Grounds in Brooklyn, taking daily spin
of forty miles and egg and sherry at u 'rn'
ing, noon and night. Noremac is training
at the Manhattan Athletic Grounds. Ennis,
who has at last been discovered at STAN
ford, will enter the contest, and is said to
be in training on CoHaecticut turnpike
The entries will not he closed till the
,>;ddle of Februery, and the race will take
,,ioce he last wecs in that month,
Mr.. Van derblt's great interest in walk
inr matches il Tell known. 1t has perhaps
been due to the fact that be is the only
man phe has carried of any gs.e money ia
many of them. This year the walkers said
that they would have their contest in BIS
ton rather than pay $1,000 rent for tn
Garden. They kept up conspicuous neGo
tiations with Boston men for hippodrome
at the Hub. Mr.. Vanderbilt does not care
TO have his garden lying idle and serving
merely rs an architectural ornament To the
city. He came down, therefore, to 80 )1,at
which price the Garden WAS accepted.
Hart, the Senegambian, will not participate
in the match.
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WORK IN CONGRESS
To BcGin I'm Earn ~, rO.morrow-wha
viii be Done

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Congress re-
assemblies to morrow. It's organization is
complete. The committees are formed and
the machinery is in order to begin the
work Of legislation. Not much can be
difcovered to warrant an expression OF
opinion as to what the distinctive charac-
ter Of the session will be. A feeling of
caution amounting to apparent indiner.
ence in respect to political matters is prev
alent, and it is probably that no purely
political measures will be brought
forward in the few early weeks
Of the new year. Indy dual
views upon tinanC;s, and economic III alters
MS bodied in a great number OF bills
already introduced will be discussed proba.
NY without leading 70 any immediate &C
non. The business tirSt at hand y the San
L. IS the revision Of its rules, TO he fnl.
,0H6d RNs. ""rhe discussion wi I continue
, greater part OF the week. The work OF
he present week in the House promises TO
pe OF light interest.
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a TALE FROM REAL LIFE.
Thc Drugh:Pr OF n Cnitcd States scra-
tor in taC Dayton work aousc.

DAlTo>, o., January The romantic,
but sad, career of Amanda Hall, who was
sentenced 20 the wOrkhouse last month,
tea-arCy OF Councilman Lincoln, tron.
Pittsburgh, relative, who rescued her
rom her degraded position and has taken
her 10 his home. Amanda, who has been
known here only b. al assumed name,
is the daughter OF gentleman who was
Governor of this State, member OF the
United States House OF Representatives
and Senate, and distinguished officer IN
the late war. Her father is now dead, and
his death is said to have been fastened oy
The vayward life OF his fayorlte child.
Amsnda possessed genial dIsduSltlon ana
her rare beauty, accomplishments, ana eN'
allied social standing, caused her TO be
be courtei by leading gentlemen oil the
nation, Sne WAS the recognized
belle OF her native city, the Gapl-
lul of her native State, where
she dYelt whild he's father Was Governor,
and was queen OF society at Washington
when She resided there. Her parents de-
sired her TO marry a wealthy mao whom
he did not love, and to please them sac
promised to wed him, but on tue appointed
dsy eloped with man named Plaul, much
her social and intellectual inferior, who
afterward cruelty deserted her. She then
wrote her parents, ASKING forgiveness and
uerIuissiun to return home, but they cod'y
turred Ler away. Alone, disheartrned
and pernless, she fell, and, a!
| last resort, entered a house OF i'll fame
| IN Western city. She came here two
Years ago from Columbus, but drifted from
| had to worse. and for the last year was !, 10
he lowest dive in the West End; W hilt
| hero sbs became involved in a difficulty
and was arrested for assault and battery
for which She was sentenced to the Work
house. For the past few years her rela
| tiyes have been securing the country loI
| her will out success, but finally learned O
| or whereabouts from letter written by
| her to former friends asking ASH stance
! one of her sisters is the wife OF million
! ,,a in Pittsburgh.
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AT HIS OLD POST.
Larry Corcorau 10 pitch Next Season
.orthe Chicago club.

CmrAGo, january LARRY Corcoran, the
famous pitcher of the Chicago League
Club, will next season occupy his n!d Po-
sition on the lake front. Yesterday Cor.
coran placed himself right on the record
by signing formal contract to play with
the White Stockings in the season OF 1854
BY returning to his old place in the club
with which lie made his reputation, he ac
knowledses that President SptldinS AMI
Capt. Anson had the first claim on his
services. His letter, printed in the Herald,
purporting to explain his course, Was a
special plea drafted for him by man who
lad attempted to bribe him from his allegi.
spce to the Chicago club, Efforts made by
leading represen tatives OF the League to
convince CorcOran that he had made II
mistake hav- finally been successful AMI
Corcorun will not be hlacklisted. He will
receive salary of 81, 100.
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The RIOTS AT hAR5OR GRACE.
All Fears OF Further Trouble Dix
pPllpd.

H,uGoE GTArr, \. F., January NO
more arrests have been made nor deaths
reported. The wounded are all progressing
f.vorahly except Fray, who is reported to
be decidedly worse. High Constable Boyle
has not yet been arrested and he strenu-
ouslv denies the charge made against him.
His ASSERTION that he had no fire arms at
the time is generally believed by most peo-
pie here. Everything is orderly and quiet
At present. The inve e5tiggtisn into the riot
will probably begin as soon as the Solicitor
General, who is expected to-day, arrives
The report that a man proceeding from
here TO his home in Spaniard's Bay on
Christmas Eve is missing is without foun-
du,ion, there being nobody found in a
grove MS reported. Owing to the recent
trOubles here hundreds of Catholics at
EIoivrood and Spaniard's Bay were u,p in
arms and ready TO proceed here. Hundreds
nj the citizens of Bay Roberts were armad
10 OPPOSE their progress. Happily the
Catholic priests dissuaded them from
making the attempt, and the people re-
turred quietly to their homes
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Mr.. SPRINGER SAYS
That an Investigation OF the Depart
menI of Justice Il Probable,
., "A Rc,fygrT

WASHINGTON, u. C., January Mr..
Springer expressed himself freely to- lay
WREN interviewed concerning the probable
work of his committee. DO you find
n uch work on your hands since you have
taken hold Of the Craftsmanship OF the
committee OF expenditures in the Depart
mept OF Justice" he was asked. We'll |
haven't begun anything yet ne replied,
but suppose there will be something"
30. Now that Congress has commences s.'-
,vsral members will propose r'Sld in'.--
r:s.rinn. | expect ,hat about Ill OF 'le
usTers in the Star R)I:e cases Wal oe o.
lore the committee, that i all except he
,l those that the Attocney.G neral WI"
>,nsiiar pr,y4re an I Shich - may re'd -
, odsiYer oa tls gtJIlI Eli. Ia p''''
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A DANGEROUS DOSE.
Ak IudiRpa State Srunt.r Narrowly
Escapes Death.

i>rilSiroLIs l>p January Hon G.
y. MI ziP>, Safe Srnrtrr fr'm PJseS
county and a prominent Democratic poi
ticisn, narrowly escaped fatal poisoning
today. He was a guest of the Grand Ho
tel. and feeling indisposed procured a
prescri ption calling for bromide OF potas'
SUM in solution. A drug clerk, in filling
the p-escri pton. blundered, an1 suo'ti'
,uted corrosive subimste. Mr.. Msnz'es
swallowed one dose, which conts:ned Ii
grains OF the poison, hut the peculiar taste
al the drug gave timely warning ut lis
dangerous chsracter.and the D. IN 2t usa nj
an emetir aud careful treatment saved the
Senators lie.
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ONCE MORE AT WORK.
Congress RsassembIes Amid a
Flood of Bills.
TRE DEATH OF DUDLEY HASKELL
Gives an Opportunity of Testing the Sem
timent of the Northwest on The
Tariff - Other Capital
Matters.
Spscfnl 10 re EE1isLtr.

WASHINGTON, January In the Senate
there was tedious session over the rule &.
West Virginia has not yet en- reach 9d in
the House call of States. The friends OF
Delegate Evans claim that he has a sure
prospect of the Martin burg postotiics. A.
she West Virginia members are hers ex-
cepl Kenna, who is detained by the r bin
son murder trial at Charleston. A telt-
s7sm day states that bipson was cor
yC,ed Of murder in the second de .rec.
Attorney General Watts is here endeay -
.uc advance hearing Of the State case
ausinst the Chesapeake and Ohio road Il
the Supr,ms Court. Ssc-etary Stalnaker
aid General Mathews are here en- route to
New Ntrk
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THE "PARIslAN ROMANCE" ARRAY,
Outram Discharged From the Som'
papy AT MnnsfieId's Request.

LOUISVILLE, January I'll onsrd 5. Vu1-
ram. leading actor in Richard Mansfield 5
Partisan Romance Company, who thrash
= the star yesterday for insulting ladies
+ the company, was discharged to day,
His contrac. calls for two weeks warning,
aad his discharge Was made pefemptoTy'
ae swore bail writs sgsnst the IN insg-r
for salary due for two weeks. oirtu
discharge was made at the d-tuAni nt
Msn,fi.li Outram's story Of Ntnsh1lt :
insults to the Iaitrs Is supported hY th'
TESTIMONY Of two or three Others
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MN MIrr Winding Machine.

WA,mSrTo.. JanUa-y The Ordnance
Bureau Of the Navy Department has de
velored a plan for the wire winding ma
chine, to he built as soon as the guns now
heinp nut together at the Navy yard here
are ready. The machine in view will be
much less CON p,icated than those used in
foreign countries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08

Intelligent people have quit taking
pitters and mineral poisons, have qIy
doctoring kidneys and liver, nerves and
5rain, have QUIT using alcoholic Prisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
their system with quack nostrun:s, ami
row keep themselves and Is mites IN per
feet health by occasionally using the only
perfect blood purifier sud true strengthened
Of weak portions of the hoiy' ka'Sn tAr
and wide as DR.. GuysotI's yellow Dp.k and
sarsaparilla. A.y druggist viii sei it
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Pur.Hing the Prize Fighters.

HARTFORD, COYS, January THE AL.
thorities in this city are making determined
Efforts to convict all The persons who were
engaged in the prize fight on Wednesday.
Roxy" Billings, proprietor of the store
where the fight took place, Wrnsiow and
Kelley, the puglists, aud four speCtatJr-
are in custody and will be tried a week
from TODAY
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CRISIS IN SPAIN.
Rupture Between the Liberal Factions
The Claims OF the UIited States.

The Claims OF the United states.
MADRID Janusry The rupture be-
tween the liberal factions is complete and
the country waits to see when King Alfonso
will call to power. Great uneasiness pre-
walls. The army is suspected of preparing
Tor revolt and the funds are falling. The
crisis will last fortnight The lancuis'
of the Republican and even that OF ths
Ministerial press is hostile to the mon
aIchy. An international tribunal for the
settlement OF American claims is much
discussed. The United State asks 5000.
O,D, and not sl0On0.o00. Spain will an
sver with claims for the cessiOn OF Fiorids
and the losses OF Spanish subjects during
the War Of independence. The stustinn
- critical for the MIIIstry, the King and
the nation.
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Gilbert md sullivan. New Opera,

.0spos, January THE new opera by
Gilbert ana Sullivan, entitled Princes
Ida, or A Castle OF Adsmant, peryerson
of Tennyson' princes" was produced al
the Savoy Theatre last night for the frs,
time. Sir Arthur Sullivan, Mr.. Giiber,
snd Mr.. D'Otl.y Carte responded to call
from the house. The orchestra was led by
sir Arthur SuIliYan.
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THE BsLLEV!LLE HORROR.
Starchers sim Digging for the Bodies
Of the Dead.

ST LorIs January "A reporter FROM
B llviIle says the search for pydes was re-.
IN ed this morning, but up 10 the time he
ttlittle progress had been made. He
trt-s that fourteen instead OF eleven bodies
re taken out yesterday, but none We're
identified except those named. To-day
only two hsckb'nos. hand and few
snail bones were discovered up 10 o clock
place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08
srrYERERs from nervousness, early decay

EryYERFRs from nervOusnrs9, early decay
etc, if you valne hfe, avoid advertising
doctors and med drrrnes that act on kidneys
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
hoI,..s certificates OF cures from paid or in
sei.ary persons. II a weakness of the SIX
Ta. system l. the cause OF your dis rt''
0r Iirys7:ts Yellow DDck and S.rssP uil
Isv. Il strengthen the parts stterte !, stop
the drain. quiet the nerves, produce resrD
les slumbprsnd slloE you to regain per
fec. hesl,i.. II has cured thousani', an :
will cure yon. for. by purifying the b!o1l
and STRENGTHENING evary weak portion nj
the holy it removes every symptom Of dis
tre-s.
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aory>.derson and Dame Gossip.

LonDos. Janusry Various psrtc cle' of
gossip are still! floating around about May
Anderson. Rumors declares that the DGSe
of Portland made proposal in due f1rm
end was reject d, Miss Anderson annDln'
ing her int-utiou Of working iit',- lon Ie-
for r her mo- he's family aud then rr:ir.as
to e convent.
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Ordinance Foundry Board.

WAsuINGTuS, January The members
IT the Ordnance Foundry Board will
hortlv hold another meeting at the OIL ;e
+ Commissioner Simpson. They are
raking good progress with their report,
I'd hope 10 have it ready at an early day,
.,;talnlv in tiwe for action 10 be taken by
-,nrrres. ut ils present session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08
Manufacture Of steel cannon,

WAsmINGToN, January I.-APplica'ious
have been made for patents to cover new
processes in the manufacture of heavy
Guns. 10 be made Of cast steel and cast in
ne piece The application comes from
.o1'ry steel makers, amoug whom the
trs seems to be p:evalra' that Steel cuus
+ N,gu lower can be cast in a mould.
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uu.derinihe seco nj Degree

CHARLE,ToS, ". Va, January I.-Wil!iam
Robinson was fourd e1ilty Of murder IL
the second dcgree. a motion for new
,risl was oyerrulcd He will be sea.encsd
tomorrow.
Sam Doss is on trial to-day for the killing
of Leo Kohn on April %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08

THE Indians, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as cur, for coughs and colds,
used to prepare in their rude way, and a
winter kept it constantly on hand. The
csreful end secret method OF preparing
DR.. Wietars Balssm OF Wild Cherry makes
it superior to all other preparations II Is
very pleasant 70 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08
MAJOR GODWlN'S DEATH.
SutldeH Demise OF the Son OF n Reyo-
IutiOnary Soldier.

iutlOuhry SOiuitEs
PATERSON, n. J January 7.-Major Abra.
ham GcdSin, an old resident OF Paterson,
died suddenly this morning of apople1y.
he was al butcher shop, when he was
suddenly taken i'll, and died while being
taken into his house. He was seventy
Eight years old. Major Goodwin was sou
uf the la'e General Goodwin, OF Revolution.
ofy fame. who kept, in the early days OF
his century, a hUste ry, known as the
pssssic dOtcl 1t was here that General
LsfaIette was entertained on his visit ~
ms country. The deceased, it was re
rrrt,d. vas cousin of Park Godwin, OF
New York
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PennsyIyania Democrats.

HARRlsEuKG, January 7.-Chalrman Hen
SCI, Of the Democratic State Committee, has
msde arrangements for the annual N let
ing OF the committee on Wednesday, the
23d lest After organizing the comm'tte"
viii tx the date for holding the State con
yention to nominate a Congress mtn AZ
large and elect delegates to tAe nauons'
convention.
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Taking Plenty of Time.

WA,H,YGroH, January THE New York
political gossips are talking about scheme
10 sell d Arthur to the Senate in Laphams
,)ace in 1855, should Arthur fail to receive
'bo presiden,ial nomination, and COnkling
n ,ba S,nate, as Miller's successor,
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Cval0US But FATAL.
' l"uu- Woman Net Her Death
Ht ihurnt0u.

.... accident occurred at the
...-es Parsons, uear Thornton,
.'. Ustweeu four and five
-v-U.nc, while a number ol
@-~ ,.uus around the fire. "A
..-! .-om the pocket Of "a mAn
....- N11rrhesd, and, falling upon
Na' a.s'as-Eet. the cOntents en
-n. "a yDuuS woman named
...' .at Eaassug upwards ptsss.i
Gags producing mOcta.
I'D. "."u size ilrd IN scout IN
a..a T-- -,rr vi Mr-. IuDs.
r..r.4
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waiting for Oepositions.

WASHINGTON. January THE members
of the Proteus Court OF Inquiry are now
now waiting for certain depositions from
st Johns before taking final action IN the
matter of fixing the responsibility for the
failure Of the relief expedition last sum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08
BurlIsn's Araica saive.

THE creates, medical wonder OF thu
rorIt. Warranted 70 speedily cure Brrns.
Eiuises. Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheunl, Fever
SoTes, Cancers. Piles. Chilblains, Corn,.
letter. Chappsd ,nds and = skin crap
,iong. Guaranteed 10 cure in every in
stance or money refunded - cents por
ho1. For sale by Logan s Co., Druggistt
BTidxe Cornel,
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Father Gcngnn's,r,uc,, Condition.

PITTsnrEru, J.nuary REV. William
ursgan, Psssionst Fnther"f this city, who.
while attempting TO board train in mo
ton, was thrown under it and had his
feet crushed, is in critical condition.
Hia phy ysicians are endeavoring to prevent
the ampura'ion Of his feet. if possible.
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The Ohio l.tVtsIaiuPe,

GorrMBUs, o., January The Legisls.
ture convened to-day. organized both
branches and listened to the reading OF the
Governor message.
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The InlInrns,n and speedweII

SotpJLK, January The Ta'lapoo'aa am
81 eedwelI have arrived at the navy yri
with materiFl for repairirg the Constells-
ton an Dale and ell route to the northern
yards with stores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-08

The latest rows from AfrCP is that the
Zulu king hes 'he crnup This Us@1 l.
doubted by many. hut notwirhst4n nc
the friends 4 the king have ssH' him u
case OF D. Rril'- Crugh s:"rnp and Case
quently know his cure is certain.