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Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
An Aggravated Assam,

Last Saturday as Robert n o.
and his partner John Morgan. tn"!
as the firm Of Stewart & MORAN Auo v!
tractors on the B, & p. EAiiread y
coming to this city, they becams v
volved in a difficulty on the train n,
some business matters, when Say
struck his partner In the face rs"a]
ing him unconscious for a short NJ
When the train reached this civ N
alighted and crossed owe. to Fran, \
French streets, and just as Morgan !,
about to step into the Elropean md
Stewart caught him by the Goa. eOII
and pulled him up French street
When a short distance from nd
street he commenced to bea, him a,J
and after knocking him DOWN Nh
him In the face and head until h. }
unconscious. Officer Vicke-s Anil
at the scene and had TIE in urd nj
taken to the hotel, after which Ia h
Stewart to the hall where he wasocl
up until about G O'Clock, when be ,
given hearing and held in 500 \
for a further bearing to morrow All
noon. Morgan was not able to be nj
emit, but laid in an sem!.urcopri]
condition until Sunday morning \
although much better uoT, is still
BILE to leave his room.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

John E. Nicholson, who is now editing
the News, at Frederick, Md, is visit.
ing friends in our city.
George v. Massey, Esq, and family
OF Dover, Delaware. have gone to their
Rehoboth outage 10 spend the sum-
mer.
1t is stated that Prof Chester, who
re signed his position in Delaware Col
lege, has been requested to occupy hi.
old place as professor of geology.
Clarence Shank, Of Fifth and Marke
streets, has gone To the State OF New
York, TO attend the funeral Of his grand
mother.
w. Y. Vicat, superintendent of TIT
storeroom of the Union News Company
in this city, started Tor the Catskil
mountains on SATURDAY evening.
High mass took Place this mornin,
at the church OF the Sacred Heart, owe
the remains of Mrs. Ellen Zeigler, pre-
vious to their intrInent at the oil,
Catholic cemetery.
| l.. Il. Morrison, member OF the Lev,
Court from New Ca,tle Hundred, ha
contracted to construct a bridge owe
Back creek, near Chesapeake City
Maryland.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

The church of ST, John the Baptist,
at Newark, Delaware, was consecrated
yesterday. The services were conduc.
ted by Bishop Becker assisted by reti.
nue. Of priests with their acolytes went
through with the solemn services of
|consecration. An address was deliver.
ed upon the occasion in Deer Park by
Rev. james McCaiien, s. s., of Balti
more. The music was furnished by the
choir of the St Peters Pro Cathedral OF
Wilmington. The conservation was at
tended by the knights of st. Lawrence
of this city, who accompanied by the
First Regiment Band went to Newark
leaving this city at 1870 a. IN. The
knights looked very handsome and al
tracted much attention. They returned
at 8 o'clock last evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Homo Again.

j. s. Booth and wife,J. 8. Litxenberg
and wife, j. S. Wheeler and General
w. S. McNair, who have been repre-
senting the @. A. Il. of Delaware in
the National Encampmeut at Portland,
Maine, returned home on Saturday.
Daniel Ross, another Of the delegates,
returned on Friday George w.
King and w. II. Pnrnell still remain
behind. DR.. Bliss, formely of this city,
but now of Springfield, Mass, and
Pussy w. jackson, also formerly of
this city but now of Denver Colorado,
| also attended the encampment.
A. S. Nones originated the idea
CT raising the 500 for the relief Of
old Mother Bicksrdice. an old army
nurse in INDECENT circumstances. The
next encampment will be held in Sar
Francisco,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
saturday Night Fight u.

About II o'clock last Saturday night
a AEht occurred on Shipley street,
when ono OF tie LItu engaged drew a
revolver, aud had it not been for the
interference OF bystaade, there would
have been another shooting case. The
names of the men could not be obtain.
ed, and they were taken away by their
friends.
Another disturbance took place about
1 o'clock yesterday morning neal
Fourth and Orange streets, N which
several men were engaged. There
were no blows struck, but threats OF
cutting and shooting we're made, and
it is probable that several in the party
| we're armed. In both cases the men
| were undo = the :ufluence Of liquor.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Automatic Novelties Continued

For the benefit of those who have not
visited Bergmann's rare Developments
In automatic science at 4i9 Market
street, the entertainment will continue
a few days longer. Now, don't delay
the convenient opportunity to zee the
climax OF all automatic mechanism.
me press, pulpit and people from
ocean TO ocean have spoken with I'M
STATED praise of this mastery work.
NOBODY can afford to miss the grand
invention of the Baden. Baden cabinet
maker: Embrace the only opportunity
you WAL ever have to see the greatest
marvel III art, science and mechanism
inc ingenuity of man has perfected.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Great Rain storm in Baltimore

The heaviest rain storm known in
Baltimore for fourteen years visited
that city yesterday morning. Between
half past four and half past six o'clock
nearly four and half inches of rain
fell, 81 d the rainfall was accompanied
by the heaviest thunder and lightning
known for years. More than two hun
dred Easements and cellars in the line
of Jones' Falls, and others in the lower
Sc ctions of the city were flooded and the
streets in those sections were turned in.
to rivers. The steeple of the Westmin-
ster Methodist Church was damaged by
lightning, and at the Calverton drove
yards many hogs weredrowned. There
were some narrow escapes of human
beings from drowning. The total dam
age 10 property is estimated at $50, 600
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

Congressman Hill, of Ohio, Lav
been interviewed by areporter Of
Washington Pos', has unbufiel
h imself on the suhjec: o; civil se.v
reform. He is quoted as slying
the Democrats of OHIO aye opposed
the civil service law almost toa Il,
that they regard it asa fraud on
public, and that they believe In
right of the people T.. change ey
officer in the Goveram IN: a. the ii
prescribed by the Constitution" :"
did not know whether or not an Cd
will bs made to repel. the Civil SfrI
law at the next.session q Congress,
If there is not he will vote to rereal
the first opportunity he gets He
heard many Democrats members
Congress say that they would not 4
a dollar to pay the expenses otthe @
III ission and ne felt thai way binsd
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
His Grandfather,s Clock,

"What is that singul lrly pleasin 9
air which the band is discoursing?"
inquired Secretary Bay ar !, os he and
his friend sat in The park and heard the
musicians at full blast in h iosk near
by.
sis the old and popular air Of Grand.
fathers Clock.
"Ipdeedi" exclaimed Secretary Bay
ard "Now that is very strange. lkLow
INV grand .a5aer had vote that both
ere5 hun Il great deal once upon time,
but 1 never heard Of his having d
clock of any kind whatever"
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
TN CHANCERY.
l. NEW UAsrLE COUNTY,

NEW UAsrLe COUNTY,
Trustees sale OF RcalEstate.
by virtue OF decree Of the Court OF OhA n
Gerry OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
N ew Castle County, made at tho March
term. A. u. 1859. OF said court, will be ex.
posed to Public Sale, at the County Court
House, In the city OF Wilmington, on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF JULY,
A. ID. 1855,
at IL o'clock a. M,
The following described real estate, being
the property of William Allen, deceased.
| No. l. A lot or piece OF land In the city
| of Wilmington Aforesaid. beginning on
the westerly side OF Walnut street at the
istance OF two hundred and eihty-two feet
| six inches from the souiherly side of Ninth
street, thence westerly parallel with Ninth
| street sixty feet TO stake. thence sOutherly
parallel with Walnut street tiiteen feet u
| another stake. thence easterly parallel with
with the line ttrst described and witt Ninth
| street sixty feet to the said side OF Walnut
street, thence along Walnut street norther.
| iy fifteen feet to the place OF beginning, be
the contents within said bounds what they
may.
No. 2. A lot or piece Of land, with brisk
| dwelling house thereon erected, situated In
said city. beginning on the southerly side
OF Taylor street between Walaut and vii
son streets, and on the eas terly side Of IA
alley three feet and seven inches wide and
| at the westerly side Of the brick gable end
| wall VI tLt nOu5o on this Lneuc6 dlOuR
| the said side Of said alley tand as far as the
| said gable end wall extends, also along the
! said side Of said wall) sou.herly and parallel
with Walnut street eighty fset 10 the north
| erly side OF another alley, threo feet wide,
communicating with the tirst mentioned
alley and leading into Wilson street, theu CO
along said portheriy sido of said three feet
wide alley easterly and parallel with Tai-
| Tor street fourteen feet and three inches to a
stake, thence nor,herly and parallel with
Walnut street and through the middle oil
tho brick partition wal. dividing this from
the brick HOUSE on the east, eighty feet t.
the said side OF Taylor street, and thence
Thereby westerly fourteen feet and thrt q
inches to the place Of beginning. be the con
i tents thereof more or LEES. with the privilege
OF the use In common Of the two alleys
above mentioned.
No. g. A lot or Piece oklsnd, with atbrick
dwelling house thereon erected, situated In
said city. Beginning on the northerly side
OF seventh street, at the distance OF thirty.
eight feet from the easterly side Of Walnut
street, thence north thlrty.twO degrees
east one hundred feet to corner, tnence
| easterly parallel with Seventh street e'gh.
| Teen feet to cornor, thence south thirty two
degrees west one hundred feet to the north.
erly side OF Seventh street, thence thereby
north f'ty'etRht degrees west eighteen feet
| TO the place " beginning, be the contents
within said bounds what they may.
| Attendance will be given, and terms mad 9
l known at the time and place aforesaid by
BENZ. NIELDS,
Trustee,
Attest J. NJ. Aousman, Reg. y. g. jo2s-ts
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
CIOsed for Vacation.

There was largecopsregation at th,
Unitarian church yesterday morning
the occasion being he last sermon o
DR.. W ilson, previous to his taking tn,
usual summer vacation. The pulpi
was handsomely decorated with flow
ers, and DR.. Wilson delivered a sermon
in his usual eloquen. manner, from the
text What Shall Cry"
In the course of lis remarks he re-
ferred to the influence exerted by thu
pulpit press and stage in the civiliza
ton OF the present day. The churct
will remain closed during July ant
August, and it is probable that DIR
Wilson will take a trip to Denver ant
the Yellowstone Park.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Eff Til EDITION
Thirty-three Abl.ho,..

r. :. On Friday afternoon na.,el Men.
Grimshaw and Syringe, c noc,ors Bust
physical examina,itsn 90 GUIDED The
M. a police force, and 6 Sa,aHyor.se}
the following were apn r,. On satuns
ing passed a successful o e,n as hsj
John j. Dougherty, Ja nau'T g o..
Ian, Michael j. skeliy J Es.. T. VIII
vev, John Haley, Harrp ne M n, }; n
Taylor, Joseph ii. PRYOR TH'i .i Henl
WEIGH, Charles Brodhard, nelry
Harra, Michael Cannon " John Q
ct, Charles d.s Brickle, Dennis i,,'I s1l p
James y o'Niel, John HSrSsS D Sl ~
+. Kane, Hugh A. D,fV G Hens, jan
Lopez. John :. Gorm n.sy T nSsS1ssN
iagher, David Grier, William M n
ham, Max Mahoney, AIfra a'u M n. Dl
Frank McE,henney The w. h9ro
william Adams, Thomas EnsS S Lyl
iel McGuire, Patrick CummiHa''
liam Carey, Bebjaman H Smi,s'
Tioua' William G, Ret,inp, WiIii.s
Todd, William Hanna, William
1t is understood that two a, a.
FIRST appointed being feartp, ,b ,u' %
would not draw $50 pounds D Hiti
clothing, the weight required v ~'aa
their names. The new police win" xi%
sworn IN to-morrow evening ""
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
A Pugtsltstic EelioR'

Last Saturday night ofncefs y
guess and McKendrick saw
taking a companion who was ola
a long the street, and as he seemed
have considerable tronhIe IN ee!'
him to go, they took hold Oh nun
assist. The man lHsn tufhta
them, and as he was very Violrh''
was taken to the hall. Whsh NC
inside the door he made hfm Va
and refused to 60 any further, anu
Ger Pierson took hold OF MN NJ
struck Pierson several blows G ,a,,,
finally locked up. The officers d lee,
10 pre- fer any charge agaIns3 h u h.
after he had sobered NJ a lille H'
released.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Schooner Rat ed.

The schooner sunk yesterday week
'ago near EigemoGr proved 10 be the
Three Brothers of Philadelphia. 1t
was raised on Saturday last, and towed
to Encch Moore's 4lipyard, THIS city,
and placed upon til, ways for Iepairs.
Connected with this it 10 of .ria rest to
Z -te that Mr.. Moon is very busy n.
tic present tire, hh ways al being ia
Ken up with vessels and the steamer
,iary Morgan, ancf9red at the whaI yes
Ind to be removed to the jackson
Sharp Conpary's wLarves to make
| rom far tie Three brothers.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
ReR1strnr's Report.

During the week ending a, a'V y m, !
Saturday there were Il pifsls, nd
riages and 80 deaths reported " i N h
ira + Frazer as having occurleu IL no, y
city, against 20 deaths for i ne. v s,a'
ponding week of last gear iau s
of death were az follows Men aDs.r
consumption, 2; asphyxia, cap a,a,,
the stomach, cancer Of i,d tue Is5
congestion of the brain, ; tUn eersl
exhaustion, castro entefi,is,a ,eeceu]
debility, general paralysis, hya mNssl
Ius, h:morrhaqe of lungs, lylsI,,
noma, marasmus, opium n .',rs bIr,b
age, paralysis and premature
aacl.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Mechanics Leaving the City.

Large plumbers of h:.ea,ayas Of
city are leaving to g. e Plt;'t'
where work is plenty and wages ar
per day for coed worSmeu They
So. 25 and $3 90 in Wilmington, \
work scarce al that
On Saturday, near'y a.. TIE Of
layers on the new t4ak, OF Nag
street below Sixth, qast work, l
probably by this tine tie! are
pittsburg.
Carpenters too are leaving 'As
and are going to PHILADELPHIA, "
work is more plentiful and wages
ter. 1t in said thai carpenters
will ! soon be in great demand 10 :
burg.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
An Unexpected Cure.

The Western Medical Reporter says
that a grocer who had an aged and
disabled horse wished to get rid of him
by as painless death az possible, and
gavs him forty grains of morphine.
Having made preparations for the
funeral, the grocer proceeded to thu
stable, where, to his establishment, he
found the horse In excellent spirits, snd
eating his oats with his former habitua
haste, 30 az to be ready for the early
trip to market Opium is said to have
been used successfully in Ipdia fol
many years in relieving horses from
the consequences of old age and over
work.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

The regular sent annual inspection O
Geo. w. Bush * Sons'horses took piac
this morning in front of their stables Oh
French St, when the teams of Henr,
Robinson, Josiah Bostick, CharleI
Davis and James Roberts were pro
nounced by the Judges (Messrs. Jeste
& McDannie) the best kept, but al
looked so well 1t took some time TO ar
rive at this conclusion.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

Sometime during Friday morning
Harry Thorn SOD, residing ont in the
Forty a ores, threw his shoulder blade
out CT Joint while sleeping by laying
upon his arm.
Dr. Isaiah Lukens put the shnulder
blade III its place. 1t ia said that
Thompson frequently throws his
shoulder blade out Of place by The same
process.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
A Just Sentence,

One day last week citizen of From
street, filled with bad whiskey, at
tackled colored man named james
Miller at Front and King streets, and
stabbed him In the side with an oy stel
knife, In fiicting a severe but not danger
GUS wound. He had trial before J I'D &,
Cummins this morning, and upoI
being adjudged guilty was sentenced
to pay tine of $50 and costs, and b,
imprisoned two mpnths.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Low Prices

Owing to the e, soa 59iss Of Fl "ffs,l q
s sss s s2ss s.; 81 a 4 ee s.;
calves cn by their side sola iso Isht ,
1 a1 ss; I { sss;. {
have to pay q few uo o!,Sity to replsD mi
AZ no such opp,r again for iD''1
their herds may occur &c
months.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

About 6 O'Clock on Sunday morning
large limb of tree on Sixth street
n BAR Shipley was broken off by the wiz d,
I'd fcil with crash in the street. 1t ID
I 'rtunate the liiab fell when 1t d id, as
h ID it occurred later in the day, it is
p 'o0anie some one would have been in
ured. as many children daily play in
h shade of this tree.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Among the missing.

S. T. Burkbard, editor of the Della
ware Stats Ieitung, went away on
Saturday week without telling where
he was going too, and has not been
heard from since. In consequence OF
this the Stats Zeitung did not make its
appearance on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
The Health OftI,e ss,y

1t is said that 1.-The health Of tue city
is 30 good at The preset time that the
physicians are complaining Of hard
times. A physician called at the RE-
PUBLICAN Office this morning. and
said he thought bard times had some.
thing to do with the good health of the
city, as the people were economical il
their diet and used palmer food.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
FALL OF q BuiiuA

Shortly before ! 9,c s.uy,aitemept v
sss.sS in tss Ssay q EsS ,
Orange streets, by q craS IN + the vicipil
a An shave Investigation showed ftan s1' ssaid
in the rear of No. 0oo ,ned by Hsr
about 2Ox25 feet, o"I uarry Lape
Dure, and occupied G js said that
building has been IN q and and that co. y,
dirion for some time, q, on the Buildi'
plant had been maze "
InspectOr.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

3. l. Ball, Of this city, opened his
wall decors ting establishment on
broadway, New York, last Saturday
uight. and II is pronounced ore OF tho
hht-st places in the IL etrOpol!s A large
number of his friends and employees
from this city We're present, with lead
ing men in the business from several
cities. A splendid collation. was serv.
al
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Horse lujured.

Yesterday az u farmer FAMED Chalk
living on Hares Corner r2aG. was go.
ing up Madison Street, Ais horse step.
ped into hole III the street at Seventh
Street.
The ground had been ioossned by the
Water department making rerairs, but
did aot pack the earth in filling up.
Tue horse cut his leg badly in the iron
stop in pulling his leg out.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
TIA core Businsss lmpro'

A telegram from Pills0 .1oII II BY 3
DER cent. of the ovens conl1 ,;os,s Al
cC Coz n Coke synd'tsnV'ee ID d
Producers Association u ,aI isigrad
during the past week. 1T; Ifaa ,be " Sess
ally Increasing, and ai Is.u ,T ths
was little coke le't IL .,her ipcrss
Should there be iu, ,sn uer csl
next week it is thought te Gu, IN bla
% lesVin 81 thirty tnn per cent idle we're s
ing producer says Ina,lept trsde
good prospects for an e =. and fall"
coke during the summer anu
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 300 at 3 p. M, 100 at 6 p. M,
and 100 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
DEATH
BLAkE MORE.

BLAkEMORE-On the Goth inst, Elizabeth
Blakemore, aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
OF Robert McCaulley o. l4Os jackson street
on monday afternoon at 3 o'clock Interme nj
at Riverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
MARRIAGES..

KLEEK-YOUNG-Un June 23d. lss5 n,
2il7 North College avenue by Rev R1reri
iraham Frederick J. klenk and Lizzie
ri Young, both Of philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

On Saturday, July 4th, q game Of base ball
will be played at the Union street Park, be-
tween the Wilmington Reds and the Ameri-
Gus Dub, both OF this city.
The following games were playei on satur-
day:
Observation-Disclosures Louisville 3.
Cincin 2 st. Louis ~.
Chic sgo-Chicago ~: Boston 8.
Observation-Disclosures ; Baltimore
st. Lou,s--St Louis o Philsdelphis 4.
New York-Metropolitan IL Brooklyn b.
Buffalo Buffalo 5; Providence 4.
AGAME YESTERDAY.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 2s,-Ssven thousand
parsons saw the Cincinnati defeat the st.
Louis this Afternoon Tho visitors were out
played both at the bat and in the field. The
core was as follows:
Cincinnati.... 0 0 0 l -
st. LouiS...... l. I
The Detr0it.New York game was postpon
ed ON Saturday because ofrs'n.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
How the clubs in the National League
sand
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
Each 'grugs Nur,uute.

Pr!ce f'o.g - Gems up. Wo have Go.e a
.afge bdsinesl in ci"stlc ncis ~. Try Ie.-
ton S.nitA's Pharmacies.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

The weather t1-morrow promises II
be clearing and rather cooler. Wednes
day fair with rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29
state OF tho TnermOm,

At the REPUBLICAN Office In the shade
Z O'Clock 10 o'clock II O'Clock
TO $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1885-06-29

NJ THE WILMINGTON saw
~ IL X fund will be OPP n on Friday.
July 3 Tor eoeiving deposits and making
pay ID sh'' lhstead OF Saturday, July 4tb. the
iattef n,lns a legal holiday. W. j. EI,i,I.
N''t'' i'otsu' or. ie2p- At
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
Cancer for MANY Yaars
snatuneu IRON the Grave.

drs. Sarah h. Turner and her mother NJ.
=. T., Bryan, for nineteen years residents =.
HumbOit. Tenn, make the following sia,v
ments rs to the merits of Swiftis SnecIs.
Mrs Turner's ease liz well known In thst
community. She says:
81 was afflicted for two or three yaara WITH
Eczema and Eryeipelas combined. Nv whols
system was broken down, my strength AM
appetite gone, aud became as helpless as
child, being lifted from place 10 place by m.
friends. | was treated by the best physiclans
In the community with 1odide of Potash ana
the other usual remedies for such cases. I
was given up to die by my friends. Nv sut
ferings were beyond description, and / haS
lost all hope Of recovery. Last January !
was induced 10 try Swifts Specific, hayIns
received pamphlet from the company ds.
falling It's merits. The first haif dozen bot.
ties had the effect o bring back hope 10 nv
heart, and the thought Of being well agaln
brought JOY and gladness to the household
/ have taken altogether "A bottles. The sorss
have all healed up and disappeared; nv
strength has returned, and am able 10 dc
honestly believe, snatched me from Ia
grave, and do not know how TO be gratein,
enough for my recover
MRS. SAsAH f. TURNER.
/ know that y. S. s. =. has saved my dang.
ter's life. She was the most wretched lo0s.
ing object that / ever saw when she com.
menced taking II, being perfectly helpless
thank Goo that we ever heard OF II. Ii gaysd
my child. MRS. p. L. BRYAN.
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Disease mailed
free THESwGFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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WELDON s.
Ho III

A young man named Johu Nayes. ur,-
near here, had an eating cancer on bisA LYNN
which had eaten away his nose part n, ,s S
eheek, and extended up nearly TO his eve, ~ "
had ever seen. His throat finally beca nv, NAY
volved to such an extent that he conId o, m
swallow llquii food. After using al, my ary
remedies without checking the rayaSas 'as
the eating cancer, his general healt6 q
broken down, he vas confined to MA IA ~
thought 1t TO only be question Of time ah saa
his death from the cancer. put him oS ~
SwifJ's Specific as last resort, and ha ba n =
to improve with the first dose. His Ssn esan
health improved at once, and rapid1v. y
throat got well; the ravages of tho ca, ns
were soon stopped; 1t began to heal as %ncs!
the edges, and after few months trestOeaaais.
with $. 5. S. he has gotten entirely we'll gall
face Is al healed over with new sesb a al.
his general health is excellent. HIS rec,o,s ane
is wonderful. NJ. F. CEUMLrY, NJ I19'sy
Og,ethOr,a r.