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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-14
Letter From suIpI,ur srrlprs

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. l2,-[Cor-
respondenco.l This city is on reg
ular building boom, there being 1.-Two
brick buildings now in course OF cree
ton and tho contract lot for ono moro,
and thoro Is prospect Of several moro
being built soon.
The Garrison House, q largo three
story brick building, has been lately
completed and opened to the public,
and is fast gaining the reputation of
being ono OF tho best hotels IN this part
of the State.
Real estate In the business part Of
the town has boon rapidly advancing
in price recently, and evon Mt high
figures there are very fow lots for
sale,
The prospects for large cotton
crop arc not as tlatteriug "a they wero
| two weeks since. East of hore the
boil worm Is doing some damage,
while In other parts of tho county the
cotton needs rain badly, and II it con
tinues dry very much longer, tho crop
win DO about Que half OF what IL was
Estimated nc two weeks ago.
Tho "Ioung Ladies' Cooking Club"
gavo to the young gentlomon an ice
cream supper last evening at the resi-
donce OF Dr. Il, Il. Becton, which was
largely attended and highly enjoyed
by those present, This was their first
entertainment, and they deserve credit
for the splendid manner In which II
was carried through. They will give
another supper about tho lst OF next
month.
Miss Holen Dickson, OF Kaufman
" here vielting the family OF DIR. Il. r.
Becton.
Miss AMMO Derrick, from near Hon
ey Grove, IL spending a fow weeks her,
as the guest OF MIR. w. H. Henderson
DR.. ". q. Patton and lady are Wis
iting Daily Springs this week.
Mr.. n. Connally, OF Counally & Co.
will start East In fow DAYS for hi
stock offall aud winter goods.
Last week the oilco OF the collector
ship OF the Fourth district, was moye5
from Henderson 20 this place, and 1,
now In good running order.
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WhIsl,Y Nrnud..

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-.Th9 Post g
Washington special says the internal
revenue authorities have reason to
suspCc. that there has Doen an ex-
tonsivo system of whisky frauds, by
means of bogus bsrrols made of stavos
thlckened about the bung holes, somo
Of which, 40 stated In these dis
patches, haye recently b. on discovered
in uso In one of the largest uistil,erlOs
In Cincinnati. Experienced revenue
agNnts nre investigating this subject
in Now York, Philadelphia Cincinnati,
st. Louis aud Chicago. Partial re-
ports received from some OF these
places tond to increase tho apprehon-
slous OF tho department. Special
Agent S0mmewhile, who is invBstigat-
irg the distillorles &c Pekin, Illinois,
| hHs not found any OF these barrels on
the promises, but IL Is believed he has
| discovered that somo of thom have
boen shipped from one of the dlstil-
\ leries there to Nor York. 1t does not
seem to bo tho inteution of dis,illers
however, TO permit these fraud
ulent barrels to 80 into
trade, since they would
be readily discovered If open to in.
spection. These brrrels are evidently
designed TO DO used for tho purpose
only for what Is called dumping" On 4,
whisky, or carrying IL from the distll
| lnrY 10 tho roctifying establishment
| Upon being dumped or loft az the
recuiyiug establishment tho whisky
Is gagged, and by tho use OF these bar
rols are returned 10 bo used again
One hundred of these barrels ought {,
DO sufficient for the use OF large dis
tillory, and IL would bo possible 10y
means Of thnm to delraud the govern
ment OF perhaps l15 daily.
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Meeting of Rail Manufacturers

Lone BRANCH, N. j., Aug. l3.--A
meeting OF the Associated Bessemer
Rail Manufacturer was held ct West
End hotel this morning. The follow
ing companies were represented;
bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Steel
company.
Carnegie Bros, limited.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill COM
pany,
Joliet Iron and Steel company.
Uaion Steel company.
Cleveland Rolling Mill company.
Cambria Iron company.
Lackawanna Coal and Iron coa.
pRny,
RepnsRlaer Iron company.
ScrautOp Steel company.
Worcester Steel company.
Tho depression in this industry has
| forced two milla into bankruptcy
during tho last Ia months and forced
two others 90 Ehut down. After long
discussion IL was unanimously agreed
/ 10 reduce tho production of steel rails
/ so IS not 10 exceed tho demand, aud
/ enable manufacturers to make rails n,
remunerative prices next year. Tho
/ production win be based on the ca
pacity OF each min, and will take Of
/ feet January l., 1856.
An informal meoting of merchants
| and steel manufacturers was held.
| long discussion was had, but no de
cided gction taken.
Tho Bessemer Steel company (llm.
ited), of Pennsylvania, representing
OF the largest steel mauufac
turing concerns Of the United
States, held their semi.aunua
meeting and discussed the depression
IN trade, for which various remedies
wero suggested. Tho meeting ad
journod TO meot In Philadelphia.
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Troy, n. Y, Aug. lS.-Jsmes Horace
Jones was hanged In Jail here at 1880
this morning for tho murder of his
vito on July 8, 1881,
Jones passed most OF tho night in
prayer. This morning he refused TO
take breakfast until after no had re-
coiyod tho holy communion, LAST nigh
In his cell Jones made the following
will; al give and bequeath to
the Rev. Peter HavermanB, my
spiritual ADVISOR, my body. | hopo
and trust he will SEQ Il buried deoantly
and protected from mutilation, also
give and bequeath my heart to Rome
and my soul to heaven. ! appoint
Father Havermans my executor
tones walked to the scaifold with
steady steps and was wonderfully cool
while the insl preparations for his OK
ecution were being made. Ho refused
tosay any thing and appeared anxious
that there should be no delay. After
hanging l2minutes no was pronounced
dead,
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Go JoIn TheIr Rcslm,nis

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3,-The follow
ing lisa list Of tho army onicerB who
have been serving on detached duty
and who viii be- compelled to Join
their regiments in obediouco 20 Score
tary Endico.ts recent order, returning
officers who have boon absent for four
Years 20 their stations:
Captain Clarence II, Dalton, ordi-
nance department, September /; Lieu
tenant &. b. Scho1cld, of General
Scholold'a staff; First Lieutenant AL
Ion, First cavalry; First Lieutenant
A, w. Greedy, First cavalry; First
Lieutenant Robert n. Emmett Ninth
artillery; First Lieutenant Robert
Craig, Fourth artillery; First Lieuten-
ant Oscar Il. Long, Fifth infantry;
Captain w. NJ. Whorry, Sixth inian-
try; First Lieutenant Guy Howard,
TweliJh infantry; Captain George w.
Davis, Fourteenth infantry; Firss
Lieutenant James y, SladeO, Four
toouth infantry; Captsin!Cy rus s, Rob.
erts, Seventeenth iuiantry; Captain j.
$. Wharton, Ninth infantry; Captain
G. L. l.. Ward, Twonty-seooud infnn-
try; Captain George Williams, Twenty
ftth infantry.
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PERSONAL.

D. G. Gaul is registered az tho Hotel
Bogel.
S. a. Oliver, Of Houston, was in tho
city yesterday.
Thomas L. Richardson, of Louisville,
is az the Hotel Bogol,
Colonel John j. Hand, Of the Calves
ton News, is in the city.
Colonel S. II. Russell and vile, OF
D9uison, arc in the city.
Fred b. Jones, OF Louisville, Ia quar-
tered at the Hotel Bogol.
Phil. Loveman, of Atlanta, Georgia,
is In tho city and will locate.
J. Q. Hill and wife, Of Hynsou's
Springs, are at the Hotel Bogel.
Charles II. Mason, OF Baltimore, 10
taking his ease at the Hotel Bogel.
II. p. Whipple, attorney at law, Wax
ahac HE, was in the city yesterday.
IL. p. Hughes, Texas passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific, Is In the
city.
IL. Burgowor, representing Charles
RebsJock ~ Co., ST. Louis, is In the
city.
City Marshal Arnold, went over to
Fort Worth yesterday to transact
somo business.
Captain w. White, president Of the
Merchants o xchange, has gone 70. III
Paso on business.
Colonel w. l., Crawford lett last
evening for q soiourn at Capor
Springs, West Virginia,
Miss Katie Banks, of Bryan, Texas
~ visiting her friend, Mise Maggie
Ayres, $40 Bryan street.
Master Percy Townsend, Of Corsi
cana, Is in tho city, and paid TIL
HERALD pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Dreyius ar,
blessed beyond expression by the visit
OF one Of the biggest boys thoY ever
saw,
Mr.. G. ID. Drake, paymaster OF th,
Texas & st. Louis railway, Is IN TN
city ON a visit TO his sister, Mrs }. Z
vaughan.
MIR. Oscar Schmidt, OF Milwaukee, Il
in the city shaking hands with hi
many friends, He ia registered n
Hotel Bogel.
Mrs. s, S, Mayo and baby, accom-
panied by Mrs, DR.. A. p. Brown, o
Fort Worth, left yesterday morning
for Hughes Springs,to sojourn aovera
weeks.
Mrs. G. b. Stephenson received q tel
egram last night announcing the deall
OF her sister, Mrs. o. L, Shirss, Of Du
buque, Iowa, who died OF Saratoga
Wednesday night.
Messrs. Joe Amson ana A. Michel
son, two prominent business mon o
Palestine, were in the city yesterday
II is rumored that they intend goinl
into tho wholesale liquor business II
Dallas.
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TLoTSASI.

II tried very hard 10 rain yesterday
but II was "signal' failure.
Tho Dallas Light Guard will meet in
regular drill tonight mt armory ball.
Mr.. l.. Hirsch and bride returned
yesterday from thoir bridal tour to
Galveston and other points.
Last evening Mr.. L. Is. Bryan and
Miss Belle Cameron wore united in
marriage. Rev. MIR. Slnton Oaiciat-
ing.
Alderman John Spsllman, mayor
protein, presided IN the city court yes
terday morning In tho absence Of
Mayor Brown. Ito sized the occupants
Of tho dock up like a veteran Judge.
Mr.. L. McLemore has leased the on,
tire factory of tho Texas Ice company,
aud in addition will handle lake ice
both Of which he Is prepared to fur
nish the public I'm any quantity, The
patronage OF tho public is respectfully
solicited,
The residence orMr. j. o. Stanago,
on Jackson street, near the corner Of
llarwoOd, was gCono of gaio,y last
evening MisB May Bello,hi sprightly
little daughter, entertained q number
OF her llttlo friends, tho occasion being
wedding In heightened doll society.
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New Enterprise.

Tho old Coombs farm, on the bluff
west of the Trinity river bottom, con-
tanning some 200 acres, and taking in
Kidd's springs, has been purchased by
several citizens OF this city, ostonsibly
for tho purpose of making it pleasure
park, although 1t is rumored that tho
real obiect of the purchase
is to get q corner on water,
and treat with the city 10 furnish a
supply. Major Tompkins appeared
before the county court during TIA
present session, and asked that body
to grade Becky road which turns of
Mt the end of the turnpike and loads by
tho farm. lie spoke in behalf of him.
self, Colonel John NJ. Stemmons and
associates. No action was taken IN the
maLtpr.
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Tomplxins owns 5Ox1OO foot adjoining
this engine lot and should he choose
to do SO no could build on % feet of his
lot and tho % feet OF the engine
lot, as called for in tho
cautrRcl of tho headquarter
building and stlll have 25Il0O feet o!
now worry valusble property left. The
old engine lot Ia worth fully $4,000, and
should he build az stated, no VIII have
made a most excellent trade with our
city fathers.
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"Ihs outcas, Poor,'

A groat stir has recently been made
In London by pn implicit with this
title, showing the utter misery OF tho
degraded classes. Many OF these poor
people have come to their misery by
strong drink. But many others are
simply suffering from broken-down
constitution. II such people were
helped up by giving them Browns
Iron Bitters, the sum OF human misery
would be greatly lossened. Spsnd a
dollar at the druggists and give som Q
needy invalid q bottle Of this invslua'
BILE tonic.
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TTY 70 n
~, - -EA.-
THE
Best Institution IN Earth
Relieves from Lodge Duties; has
paid in Death Claims nearly $780,.
600, and saved its membership 49,,
100000, as compared to old line
rates. RIB. PARROIT, Manager,
Waco, Texas,


1.-THE Texas benevolent Association, con.
Quoted upon strictly business principles, as
much so as any banking system, and en-.
bodying the assessment feature 20 raise
mortuary fund-demonstratsbly the only
equitable one-oomblnes IA its practical
workings all the advantages ofmutual CO.
operation. The interest of the member
ship and management are mutual and
reciprocal tits not easy to conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection In any
system of scouting sac aud economical
provision for loved ones eau he devised.
the best clerical hcip % BE- hal IL found
IN the home Office, wnicn * n marvel OF
sysismal,zed mfnage ent Everything
y conducted with n clear ness lnd dispatch
'hat ieaies nothing W be desired."
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rnnn OF the sinrit nlnri,rt

NEW HoRH, Aug. l3.-Government
bonds quiet and strong. The railway
bond market shows increased activity,
bu; tho increase was confined 10 few
issues. The stock market has been
unusually Irregular and ut times fe-
verish. Tota, sales indicate about an
average amount OF business; but this
was made 20 appear ~ large as p,ssi-
Bile by trading IN small lois, usually
100 TO 400 shares, and by accom-
panying the transactions with a
great deal OF noi6o and apparent
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Tho executive mooting OF tho city
council held n week or moro ago to
consider the proposition Of Major
Thompson TO purchase tho old engine
house lot 25xiO0 feet, cast OF tho Nor
chants Exchange, agreed to accept
the proposition with the provlso that q
building should be erect
cd upon It and to DO occupied
by the Gould headquarters
In case the headquarters did not &C
cupy said lot purchase 70 oe deciaree
OF. The price " DO pAid $500. Mvol
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eXcitomont. Many were weak in tho
forenoon, displaying some strength
near the opening, rallied again after
midday, only to sell OF again after
O'clock. The decline then continued
with only slight Interruptions 20 the
close. AS rule the highest prices of
the day were made in the first hour,
and the lowest during the last hour
tho market closing heavy and within
asmall fraction OF the lowest figures
OF tho daY.
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ratton,a sour Well IlYe sal,e

IatlohH sour wei Eye SalNo
IL wonder TO tho nation. MpdO from
clements of sour water az sulphur
Springs, Texas, IL cures sores of all
kinds, itch, tottor, cancers, catarrh of
tho h0Ad, etc, Certificates from all
over the state can DO produced OF It's
wonderful cures, % cents a box, by
oil druggists. Meyer Bro. u Co., ST.,
Louis; q. Il. Finley & Co., New
Orleans; Thompson Drug Company,
Galveston, and Crowdus Drug COM
psny, Dallas. all koepit.
II. u. PATTON Il Co., Props,
sulphur Springs, Texas,
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A Fnlse Alarm

About 9 o'clock last night false
alsrm Of fire was given and the depart
ment turned out. II is tho belief tina,
these alarms are given by enemies OF
the paid department, end II caught
thoy will be severely doalt with. IL Is
wen for such OWL disposed persons Il
know that there are spies who profess
to he ooniederates among them.
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Tho most popular cigarettes ct The
popular price are Opera Puils.
At Last

The work OF romodellng, renovStlng
and disiniecting the miserable struct.
ure called q station house was begun
yesterday morning, and IL IL TO be
hoped that whom tho work Is completed
that 1t will be moro like n prison In q
Christian land than that OF barbR'
riRng
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independent order OF liochanics.

Colonel VIM. Louis Echloy, Grand
Secretary OF tho Grand Lodge OF Mary
land, %, NJ, writes that both he and
his family have found Red Star Cough
Cure n perfect remedy. de adds: al
have used many remedies for coughs,
colds, aud sore throat, but l must, In
! Justice, say that | nave found mono 10
certain rs Red Star Cough Cure,n
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Tho firoht quality Of knight Tenn.
plars, Masonic, Odd Fellows, and all
other society Jewels, made IN rich col
ors Of enamel and gold, by Taber Bros
Caeh paid for old gold. 500 MAR
street, Dallas, Texas.
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Tho Texas Gun Store will opon,
about the Hth OF August, at 200 Main
street, Fort Worth, with big stock OF
guns, rifles, pistols, pocket cutlery,
etc. Ammunition of all kinds kept,
Now IL the lime 10 Huy, as l wish "a
establish my name With you. Country
merchants, write me for prices.
A bTERr.
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Lewis Bros. & Co., OF Fort Worth,
will open tho finest shoe store in the
South Sentombor /, in Reinhardt
building, 73B Elm street.
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The ylcc-pre,ident

CHICAGO, Aug. l3,-syioo.Prosidon
Hendricks arrived hSte from Now
York this morning and left this after
noon for Waukosha, Wisconsin.
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LOWS Bros. 4 Co., OF Fort Worth,
will open The nnest shoe store IN the
South September 1, Ia Reinhardt
building, 1Se Elm street.
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H.DUDLEY COLEMAN
EBgiasl Boilers al8 Machinery.

Representing seven makes Of steam en-.
giucs, whose goods Aavo I'm stock, with
uneXcelled freight facilities by rail and
water and having an extensive foundry
ana machine shop in this city. Offer extra
Inducements 10 purchasers. Bend for
pflces II, DUDLEY COLEMAN,
No perdido st New . oaus, Ia
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GLOVE CONTESTS.

Armory Hail, saturday Night.
Flvo great glove contestS-blaok and
white LEGAL boxers. Admission, q
cents.
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wa e'sY vn uot =, s,u W. cA-r0HIA,
s"a ~ vss scsls. ,ss easa tor cASrNRIA.
fsa ua eiAns re ss fsas V OAsTo2IA,
s"a 's' m hatrn "a, gave i'm oAsroxti
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YOurg and Middle-&ged Men |
A SIRE C(IRE.

"A ~ ~ 4D4l ~ ~ aN A<G
The awful effect of early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all its awful Ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, C0NSUMP-
TION, sets In, or Palpitatlon OF the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling, Nervous Discharges,
Sadness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, Dis.
like TO Social Life and Breeding Melen-
chOly.
MARRIED MEH, or those entering
on that happy life, aware OF Physical De-
bllity, E1citability of the Nerves, or other
Irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS USED young people
losing their health, and spending time
and money With those uuskilled and un-
qualified TO treat them, causing fatal dis
orders TO the head, throat, nose, liver and
| lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
| CURED.
LET NOT FALSE MOpESTY deter you
] from calling nj once on
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CONSULT
TN. v ASSERCUG
From Russian Poland
On all Diseases incidental 30 the Hu-
man Body.

DIR. WAssERCuG having had practice
and experience for the last 10 years, will UNI
dertake no case except HE CAN GUAR
ANTEE A CURE.
In cases of Catarrh in all Its stages,
Scurvy, BlOtChoa of the Skin, liberated
Legs, Cancer0, Tuners, Skin Diseases
OfEvory Form, Rheumatism, Sclataca,
Gout, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, DysentOry, Piles, Fits, all Urt-
nary and Kidney Troubles, and diseases
Of the Eye and Var, Lung diseases, In
| digestion and Nervous Debility.
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AruLETIo CONTEST

In All KiEds of Athletic Games and
Sport.
Full brass band-A pieoos-Shsdy
View Park, Sunday afternoon and
night. Gerts, 10 cents. Ladies' free.
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SHADY VIEW PARK,

Extra Attractions.
Races, games and sport-lddios free,
Sunday afternoon and night.
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Room 7;}i Dallas
Al py9S matters cured Parties treated by letter and nene sent O. O.
oFEloE HogI Sp to9pm sUNpATs-9 y e. m;3o Up
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-05

Nearly all the operations of match max.
ing are now carried Oh by machinery
The wood is first sawed into blocks Of
uniform length usually two and a half
inches long. or the engih OF the match.
These blocks IRE then fed into the cut
ltng maeliine, which cuts twelve matches
at every stroke To make round matches
the wood Is forced through perforations
IN meta plates The splints are then
pushed into Stats arranged ON n double
chain -op teet long On this thet are
carried TO the sulphur Vat, dipped therein
ny meehhn cal movement. aud then in
the same manner to The phosphorus vat
and dipped Machiaes are used for max
ing the boxes and packing the splints
therein
As the consumption Of matches Is most
enurmous being estimated at six day
Tor every man. woman and child In
hurope aud North i mericaGthey form
m important article OF commerce and
tue invocation Of machinery for their
man fracture has proved OF great adyan
tage But the cspec afvalue OF machinery
y that II has SO largely reduced the NOR.
hllly caused by WORK ny over the phos
phorus This substance. when heated
throws oil fumes which can MT be con
tlnuously brealhed without causing dis
ease In large factories IN. u0D small
boxes OF matches are often made aud
pa iked read for shipping in single day.
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In the spanish ro..onoe.

The art OF opening ieticrs addressed to
other poop eani ret,tsmjng THEN so that
no one Wa KNOW Is a FRO ctgi Il ~ spain
~ The po'io nee they nave dark cham,
Der where y per $ inquire into thing.
and iHese have long since given up t',e
use Of steam for 0 chng gu l,med com,
nun ca ions Even red hot plalinufiA wire
Tor letters sea ed with was Is out of dat,
Ing iavorite means Is said To be with
kniie slarp,t illan ramr. VIII Oh is run
Along the bottom Of Tie envelope The
letter having oten extracted and then re
paced after the oielas of the D sio;lce
nave learned whai Is going on q ii9e line
o. y ulh cement Is drawn a;ong the open
ing, the slightest pressure conceivable is
applied ana 10! tue leIer is as whole as
ever.