davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1885-01-21
M-,or pye,s Order Dl.missIpr sburIOud.

The following order has been issued by
Major Dye: The following finding and recon-
mendatiOn Of the trial committee, approved
by the commissioners, is promulgated for the
Information ofall concerned:
Private George Shurland, tried on the 3lst
day ul December, 1881, case continued to Jan
uary 10, 1850, on charge, conduct unbecOmng
an C.lCcr.' Finding: Guilty" RCCOmmen-
duliOn: That Private Shurland be dismissed
from the force.
ltthere be any member of the force who has
n lingering doubt ns to what his duty may be
when called upon to act in a case similar to
The one under consideration, | hope the action
had In this case will settle his mind
II he does not know exactly where TO draw
the line OF duty he should know that he can't
go fur wrong If he draws II at least within the
bounds OF deCCnCy ana scli.respect.
superior officers should be careful In giving
instructions TO their subOrdnatGs to leave
no doubt in their minds rs to what they are to
do.
George shurland ceases to be an officer from
tAIs date.
Ia Major Dyes recommendations, in the
ShurlHnd case, which have not been made pub
lie, hu docs not, rs was first thought, recon-
menu Lieut.. Guy for trial, but says he is repre-.
heEslble to the CAt mt OF Joking with Shur-
land III connection with the case.
DURREE's SALAD DRESSING Il COLD MEAT
SAUCE for all kinds Of Salads fish, vegetables,
and cold meats. Cheaper and better than
home-in1de. No sauce equal 10 1t was ever
National Republican., 1885-01-21

A CARD.--To all who are suffering from tho
errors and indiscretlons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
j will send q recipe that VIII cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
n missionary in South America. Send a self.
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. In.
man. Station D., New York city.
National Republican., 1885-01-21

THE Howland Dental Association No 21l
Four-and.a.half street northwest, three doors
north Of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. All work warranted irst-clasa
Have Administered nitrous oxide TO over 3l,OJ)
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings in.
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1885-01-21
For 80 Cents.

Schopper's Celebrated Hose, split
feet, in black and all the new colors.
Those Of our patrons who buy
Schopper's Hosiery know that the
regular price is 48c.
National Republican., 1885-01-21
-
Y. M q. 4 IitnrnrN SnrieIN.

Last evening the Y. NJ. c. a. Literary Society
met as usual, and an interesting debate took
place upon the question: "Rcsolved That n
lawyer Is justified in defending a criminal
Mr. J.. l.. Phillips: negative, Mr.. l.. &. VIII
hanson. Arrangements have been com
pleed for public debate with the Jefferson
Club Of South Washington next Tuesday even
ing, to which the public are invited.
National Republican., 1885-01-21
For IS Cents.

Fine Gauge French Bal. Hose, equal
to any sold before for S9c. Also,
Solid-color Hose, in all the new
shades, for csc. Weep, competitors,
weep.
National Republican., 1885-01-21

The following marriage licenses have been
issued John II. Simms and Julia A. Payne,
Samuel NJ. Jones and CorneliH G. Golden,
Dennis j. Calvert and Annie G. Windsor, both
OF Prince William county, Va; II. G.. Ensor
ana Lydia Ryan, Robert Brown and Lucy w.
Smith, d. T.. MuTdock and Annie f. Williams,
Joseph NJ Mccoy of FairmOunt, w. Va, and
EInice T., Peterson, of Warren, Ohio; Thomas
Hattou, of Prince George county, Md, and
Caroline Delaney, of this city; Frederick
Douglass and Sophia c. Johnson, j. H. Beall,
of this city and Hattie A, Trissler OF Parkers'
burg, W. Va, Albert Behrend and Cora Adler,
IL, J. House and Mary +, Burrlere.
National Republican., 1885-01-21

The "St. Nicholas Cantata' which wRs given
at the Metropolitan Baptist sunday school u
short time afler Christmas and attracted so
much attention was repeated at that church
the other night before u crowded audience.
The pupils OF the school who participated con.
Quoted themselves very credltably and the On
ter,ainmcut WAS very enjoyable Mr. Sykes
who instructed the children, was presented
with gold headed cane by superintendent
Murray for the school.
National Republican., 1885-01-21

"ALDEENEY DAIRY WAGONS Alder.
ney butter churned every morning, and deliv.
cred in y pound Ward" prints, at soc. per
pound Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; but.
termllk, &c. per quart. and sweet milk at &c.
per quart
National Republican., 1885-01-21
TILE consnmptlon ofAyors /

THE consumption ofAyers Pills far exceeds
any precedent They are constantly winning
the confidence of those who use them. They
cleanse, the blood, improve the appetite, pro;
regulate every function. They are pleasant
to take, gentle In their operation, yet thor.
ough, searching and powerful IN subduing
disease H ""' ..''.. '. a'..
National Republican., 1885-01-21
Skirts.

Best cotton, bunch tucks, wide CAM
brio ruffle with 3-inch hem, 47c,
worth soc.
National Republican., 1885-01-21

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon WhisSies and n
fine assortment fbottled JAMES THARP
elS j street northwest
National Republican., 1885-01-21

REV. G. W. SAMSON, LII. D., being on visit
10 this his old field OF intellectual labor has
consented to lecture OH The Wane OF the
Crescent; or, the Decline of Mohammedanism
on wednesday at o'clock p. NJ. ut l. Street
free
National Republican., 1885-01-21
CITY ITEMS.

S8per gallon, 70 cents a quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
AT McGee's, Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1885-01-21
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

garments. Certain it is that
no other has yet met with the
success which has so Justly
attended it. Worn by all
the classes; made from the
simplest to the most ap-
proved modern styles; sell
ing at any price, from 75c to
S25 apiece--yet, right here
we must discriminate be-
tween the 81 ersey" SO
called and the q" ersey"
proper.
There are lots of Jerseys
made Of stuff, thin, transpar-
ent, coarse cloth, b a dlyI
stitched, lacking shape, fin
ish, and proper length. This
is the "So-called." We do
not and never did keep them.
You would not have them for
a gift.
Feeling as we did that the
Jersey proper was destined
for a long reign, we took the
trouble and obtained peculi-
arly advantageous informa-
ton with regard to their
proper cut, finish, and shape,
and most of our stock is now
made in direct compliance
with our orders, which ena-
bles us to offer our customers
a proper" Jersey at I'm
proper Jersey prices.
Our spring stock is, we
can truthfully say, above our
standard Of last season, and
we are now specially pre-
pared with a splendid line
correct in every sense of the
word.
If we were asked which of
the beautiful lot was the best
for the money, we should say
our "Matchless" Imported at
$500. You may think differ
emily and prefer one Of the
others.
(second Floor-Takc the Elcvator)
Our Umbrella buyer made
a blunder and purchased too
many Of a certain style Of
Fancy Black Silk Umbrellas.
1t does not take long to find
these things out. ..-.
We do not shelve blum
ders, so down comes the
price-cost has nothing to do
with it.
Ladies' 24-inch extra fine
Black Silk Umbrellas, with
one-inch colored band on the
outside, paragon frame, ex-
ira fine quality of durable
silk, natural wood handles,
reduced from $3.50 to 81. SO
each.
Same Umbrella, 26 inch,
reduced from S. to S..
Ladies' 24-inch extra fine
Black Silk Umbrellas, with
two-inch colored band on the
inside, paragon frame, extra
quality OF firm, serviceable
silk, color warranted, stylish
natural wood handles, re-
duced from S. to $3.50.
We haven't m any. If
about forty people who want
Umbrellas look at these we
won't have any left.
(secoud Floor-Take the Elevator.)
Early last fall the entire
production of the Falls Of
Schuylkill Blanket Mills was
sold at a uctio n through
Messrs. Wilnerding, Hoguet
& Co., Auctioneers.
These Blankets are the
celebrated manufacture of
John Dobson, and conceded
to be the most popular line
of Blankets for the fine retail
trade manufactured in this
country.
We bought literally, and
have been thus enabled to
offer our customers a supe-
rior make Of Blankets at the
lowest prices ever named on
hrst-class grades.
We quote as follows:
lO4 White Wool Blankcts.......sl so
1l-I White Wool BanSets,...... 10
1l-4 white Wool Blanketsr.,.... . 90
1l-4 Gray Wool Blankets ..o.....a 2 90
1l.4 scarlet Wool Blankes,..n~ 9 90
lid White All-WoOl blankets OO
National Republican., 1885-01-21

$500 course we have a fine stock
of more expensive goods. We men
tion above lots because they are ex-
traordinary value, are well made, full
size, and undoubtedly electrifying
bargains.
National Republican., 1885-01-21
Corset Covers.

Very best cotton, handmade button
holes, warranted faultless fit, Ioc,
honestly worth 2oc.
National Republican., 1885-01-21
The 81. Nicholas Cantata.

TRYthree lines in THE REPUBLICANS "WantI
columns, Three times 20 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

HcrwS@. Tiay.. Oct. -. l-,5.
EDII,K CHEF Perhaps a few items
about oIr trip home would b, in .r ~
ing 10 u many warm friends of the
North. We inli Red Cloud October
Is. reached Kansas City the next
morning. and IL usual were Compel
ell 70 lay over al day. We titled -
make the best possible use o! our time
and took a look ~ the town. II u I
first class town and h.l- fair 20 bc a
second Chicago. In the evening We
started again and arrived "a - Louis
on the 18th. and a. w. acre getting
tired 81 travelling We decide. 10 x on
= boat "a Columbus. We went sho.uI
81 a lsrg" packet the CITY oi Nick.-
burg The uvcT was lCrY lov and
they had 90 use a great deal q care
20 Keep from grounding 30 sand bay.
We struck on one, .l,. tasrc q hour-
and then hal - X; . tuS b.st - pull
them on Tie :. , yer cay aud
comfortable way OF travelling wien the
river ]. tIi. Of water. We reached
The evening VI the 2rth and found
everything booking very prosperous
and weather. The hrs: irO.t fe,! since
ouf return from Ncbfa,sa. l. A a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Corn hu-k,ac has began IL these
par :. aui l. yIrstlac well.
Farmers are a. au.r ~tArC.AIuc ~
Pleasant Hill. Wheat wa- not 80 god
- l4-t year. bat oats bc.grr.
\ young gentleman hyIuS not ftg
from here. wen: "a tl. ou q Young
.Aty 0t ~ acquaintance a wees ago
I,st sunday morning. about III O'Clock
The Young lady -ugpu>iLc ae "a! cJMc
- zee her brother. started - - visit
iuS. She had ~. gone far. hoseyer.
men tar Young ntn excuse! h!m-el!
saving he had ~ - q another place.
uUt when hr overlook the lady '.,ro;
where he w-~ going, aai followed ucF
a.. da,.
II. y Store. AMI J. i. SLsicu have
hougu, a wcll agsur. ana are e .uc
into tae business. ANY u.sty NAnt.uc
4 hole made ~ TIE ground suI nave
not time - dix .t. W.. Il, wciI { o call
o. them.
Charlie Bal found his boots.
Polly Bros. WILL have their HnN IN +,
ruuuIn: IN 4 sHaE, time.
Re- gLICtS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
GUIDE ROCK.

Quarterly meeting We sell al -,
". T.. church IA tu- pit'" It-' Syuts 5,
luc carpenters aye n'N al work ou
the inside Of the ueU bank building
No.t on The nov elevator j. coin-
IN "a fat ~ possible.
\. Cr1w J. building a new house on
one 90 his farms.
Concert ~ I,'bot's hall Thursday
evening hy the Far'ow Family.
McGulrc & Hilton aui John Msr-h
have invested in the purchase Of new
fire proof and Burglar proof SAFE Tor
their stores.
Dance at tie INK last Friday even
ing. Iuc band Wa cat aud filled the
air with fine music.
Wednesday Nov. -, 4 girl horu q
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson.
Nj Waller All Il. stump have
both come 20 Guide Rock from Iowa
10 locate. T8IXgE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
COWLES.


New good 8; Peak K lAtia-
peIo+. Harvey - furnishing te
Couies market wi,h lot ofhsy
Nif.. 4. y Peak = yisfinE "a Frank
Ian .oun;y with her relatives ani eli
friends.
E,v. rage attended the state As-oei.
alton Of the Congregations So -
E-a.rce on >R'u-.ay aui Siaday .ss'
I:.y Geo % leI-r- prvA-nri 'at Ein'
a: Jhs place 3: y oc.arA NJsta'
Re-. John Bean. ofthc u + church
preached - ) > ~ aui wall preach
-ve-y iNu vces- - tais place a; tn;
ro.-. until further uu;se~. beginning
Ny. :.
COX i vcAcAAm keep. dsl. hoc p:
wa.l paper Is! the --latest -. - a. .oN
prsgc-.
Tie Peop;ss ,a-hcr company 80
hxylr: a constantly increasing ;rasiv
CoNlss Lodge " 80 / - g I.
rsceat.y organized - ia,- place has a
membership u over fly. Regular
meetings csrsy fILsy evening N-i-
in. members are cordially lay,cl
Mr.. Jy-yph l'sI. aAs gone 81 sgeal
several weeks v.,A ~ parents, NJ
aui NJ S,o,ii&.j, ~ y tiuG; creek
Mia Nina C5nrt! gave us = sAgJ,
ca oH Monday last.
Nj - : E.,... railroad agent. and
his wife. are occupying ia- IcJu, at
Joining Pcak ( LlttA- ~,prs.
LIr!LE liA--HET
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Tit for Tat.

According To the Omaha Herald,
viii King. the abuoTmally smar,
young ma VINO formerly figured NJ
the head Of the Yellow Springs Re
view and other newspaper venture.
is IN a peck Ot trouble III Red Cloud.
Nebraska, TO which he be,oOE h.n!sc.!
recently from Ohio. He started a
"two-for-a-cent' paper there. bu, ow-
ing 10 his abuse of citizens, kius
was not very popular and in a wan
.le knocked u man down in - mo-;
cowarGly and the
chance Is that Mr King will ego west
-SpcinNfeh Ohio GI-las.
|, seems that the dense smartnes- q
the Heiist IS also appreciated outside
OF Rel Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

New goods new goods. Virgin. &
Wallace.
See the wonderful Carter pos. augu,
at Morha,t & F'ul.on's.
Evans & Perry wish to saw ;hI; they
are prepared to move buildings.
The. Sebraska.& Kansa. Farm Loan
Co. haze plenty Of money TO loan.
Don't fail 70 hear the Farlow Family
Concert Co. They played a: the state
fair at Lincoln and doubtless many OF
our readers heard them there.
MoSEY, Money Money, Call on
" = Overman..ior your.;arm loans.
Cranberries AZ Hackers.
THE Fa-lcw family band received
higher commentator than any Of the
40 bands q. the reunion. Their con
Ger. program is equally as fine as their
band music.
THE Hastings gazette Journal goes
into ecs!asles over the prospect OF a
aew $4,000 Touring mil. 10 be e-e.:ai
IN that city Red Cloud secs
that, and goes them $1,000 better"
with a new $500 roller mill, aIIe AJy
erected.
JU DsoN BAILEY got the county clerk
kni, ty a majority NJ OIL and l. Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

The George Hamlln dromatic COM
pany which opened the opera house
last week With a season Of theatrical
entertainments is simply one of the
best companies on the road AMI
desires success where = they show
Miss George Hamlin is certainly one
Of the best actresses ever on Il Red
Cloud stage, and in fact her ability in
that direction does no; come far te,
hind some OF the more noted members
OF her profession, she has that ease o.
action on the stage that sho IS her 10
be an adept in the art, and if she
should ever return 10 Red Cloud she
may teeI assured Of receiving a hearty
welcome. as Will the whole company.
They Jeff this city for Cameron.
Missouri, where they show this week.
and will return TO Red Cloud in
January.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE following is the board OF .spe--
visors elected last Tuesday:
Red Cloud city. la waTd 4 J Ken
new: u ward X. Y. Shirley.
Red Cloud precinct. Joe CARRIER.
Guide Rock precinct. Z HAMPTON
saltwater. james Groves.
OAK creek. X VI Jones.
Poisdam. &C Wilson.
BatIn. &C Eu-tI-.
G!enwCoi. " " HOg.te.
Harmony. : " Fulton.
l~naysie. Max Hunleg.
WALNUT creek. A X Rinker.
Elm creek, " III Hose
Pleasant hill. fN Richardson.
Line. Carl Gust
Garfield, John Street.
Beaver creek. WA l.. Ryker,.
Catner:On, J c Brooks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

KLzxxAS < WExyEE p.o2ae.ors OF
the pst-ofhce nsss depo,. hare the
finest line Of imported Key We. anG
domestic cigar - the Republican,
Valley. stop sken y0u get yn<r. mai
and gIve them = trisl.
Coal. lime. hair. etc, :: Plat Z Frees
hunter Yard
Lumber. coAi. etc, A. cheap as any
shers 3 Lse Csiy. A. f1al * Frees
LamLer Yari..
save money b. -.ssiny ya4sr farm
lran. from ". + Uge.mza- s.oa4y
far1=H=i r-ou
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Railroad

There is talk among the Missouri
Pacific folks of extending the Wash
ington branch TO Red Cloud. Nebraska.
That j. q sensible scheme for that road
for that road, tor they could operate
the branch a hundred miles just a swel!
rs even, and they,would 20 through a
fine paying territory Washington
(kas.l Register.
Ii seems by the above item tina. Red
Cloud is becoming an objective point
for railroad building, and that all the
large western lines are looking to-
wards Red.Cloud rs a prospective city
of importance and are heading toward.
her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

RED CLoUp. though not as large a.
Hastings, is becoming somewha, more
popular. Men o. means are now
looking upon u en;erprisinS city as
4 future great and are preparing TO
locate here. Railroads are keeping An
eye on Us, and it now seem. tina, Red
Cloud is soon destined 10 have from
three TO four new roads We see by
or exchanges that the great Rock
Island route is talking OF Red Cloud as
a,erminus, as is also the Missouri
Pacific. and the Chicago. Nebraska.
Kansas 4 Southwestern, besides ~e
have q Union Pa,ifc surrey into our
city. I,simp!y shows tha; people see
the superior advantages tina, Bed
Cloud has for a city, and consequently
are heading this Way. Very few towns
in the ives, Can come up TO Red Cloud
in point OF enterprise xni natural ad-
vAnisses which 60 a great ways 70
wards making q city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
DUE Premiums.

Our friends should not forget that
The CHIEF offers to all new subscribers
for one year in advance, and all old
mes who pay back and a
year IN advance three premiums, VIZ:
n silver watch. one silver castor. one
set of silver forks. Either of the pre-
mlums Is several times the value of a
years subscription. The drawing of
premiums will take place January /,
1856. Don't forget.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
TaAuKa- LCxBrR co.
Per r. r CoBIE

New va. paper rs e. 1 Owncs. AMI
the Eirea borders Tat have ever been
brought ia TIE l.. publican vzlssy
ThUse wishing 20 papeT 'h@ir hoasu.
this fsli - Keep tbs col! oUi. would ID
we. 20 ell ~ the wsL TApef aud paini
house opposite tie new opera hO1-s
Don't o. -. lie pace Al prices 20
SUI: TIE gEes. &. 4 UxAs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE poor ignoramus who presides
over the sickly looking shcet styled
The Lincoln Daily News" for wan; of
a. more Insignificant ~appeIlation gives
The CHIEF fits for criticising the hotels
in Lincoln. II the News is a specimen
of modern journalistic ability. God
help the balance OF the paPe's in the
state. Fresh plates by freight adorn
its every page. and the balance Is a
rehash of the Journals local items OF
the day before. In all probability the
editor Of the NeTs spends too much
time around the free lunch counters
To know how or what the hotels OF
Lincoln are doing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

This is The carriage that narled
voters to the polls t. elect the repubii
can ticket last Tuesday:
"Oi all sad words Of tongue or pen,
the saddest are these, IT nigh: have
been'"-wOrse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Th-e K8ow.us themselves Indebted
% ne IS note Or book acc7ua: are
requested =, cali anl .esl!e the zane
- 0ace, a. have ~1si Try nssa. marks;
70 Gee. ~ LiuGsy. sho all continue
tie bas.ac.. =; the cd stand
Nv Carr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Notice

To all whom II may concern: Fees
on all deeds. mortgages and other in
s;rumenIs flied IN he county clerk.
Office from and after This date mGst he
paid At the time 81 fling. III advance
Red Cloud. Nsb. Soy. .. Is.s
j.. y. BATHA. County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

LAST Saturday night was Halloween,
ard was.duly observed by the Juvenile
citizens of Red Cloud, who carried out
the usual program OF t~ick-tacking the
quiet, peaceable citizens OF our city,
and all movable articles to be found
were p~romiscuously scattered over the
streets. Webster strcet was pretty
well s;rcwn with dry goods boxes.
grindstoues, washing machines, etc
A goodly number of our citizens were
surprised on arising next morning TO
find they. duIisg the night, had be-
come possessed Of someone else's gate,
or perhap, had no gate a. all. How
ever, contrary TO the results OF all
previous observations OF that night.
no serious damage was found To have
been done by tho misunderstanding
kids
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

This i the candidate who felt a.
cured fins election, full Of smiles aud
happy as "A lark over his prospects
the man who carried the votes of liz
constituency in his pocket:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Headquarters Garfield Post No. 90
@ n 2

AZ 4 special meeting OF Garfield
Post held 4. their hall Nov. .. IsS5.
resolutions were passed expressing
the appreciation o: TIN. Pos, 70. the
services Of Comrade Geo. II Brown OF
various occasions. and especially foc
that this Pos; regards Com,aie Brown,
-Ex .Ve comrade and Christian gen.
i0snE By order Of
L W. b ROSY, 7. c.
SAMUEL WEST. Adl'i-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
RED CLOUD
9 Per Cent Farm Loans.

The Nebraska Farm Loan Co. will
make you y loan on your farm at
straight . per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
Them ia the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Lnsto~ & son will take porn snd
oats IN ezehang. fDs br r. Al Per
. AZ wshsas To make tbs sxchanx-.
~s1 call on ,heas ~ sheir yasds scrsh
o. BED Coid. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

This is the lawyer, sad and forIorn,
who hucked the man that hood the
corr luear Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Parties want;ng too buy pianos OF
organs Will save money by seeing j :
Noll.
National Republican., 1885-03-24
DYSPEPSIA.

Setlentary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement, excess or imprudence in eat
Ing or drinking, and various other causes,
induce Constipation followed by general
arrangement OF the liver. kidneys, and
stomach, In which the disorder OF each
organ increases the infrmity OF the others.
Tho immediate results are Loss of Appe-
tite, Nausen, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
ulepce, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
OF physical and mental vigor. distressing
sense OF weight tnn1 fulness In the stomach,
and increased Costiveness, all OF which are
known under one head as Dyspepsia.
In every instance where this disease does
not originate from scrofulous taint In the
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon to effect cure. Those cases
not amenable TO the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly yield II
the PILLS nre aided by the powerful blood
purifying properties OF AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA.
Dyspeptics should know that the longer
treatment of their malady Is postponed,
the more difficult of cure II becomes.