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elmer fartsn @rfaltuns beiallsn ipuroen nnb bae
er piele wfittel basesen erfolglos anponote. ct
murbe beranlast, Or. Sfinsa Stem Diseouerb
sesen ansaehruns au beriuden. ct folste benz
@atbe UNI lit bur9 ben @ebraud tpeliser Gla.
fAen seheilt tDorDen. Seit iener 8et bat ct
0as Wittel gesen Suifen unb @rfaltuns in ieiner
Gamilie ffcts nit sutem @rfols ansepanbt.
Dieielbe @rfabruns baben Sauienbe ger.aGt,
oeren reben onr9 Die nrnberbolle Discoberb
gerettet tpnrbe.
@robeflaf@en frei in ber Mpotbete bon u
Sreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-04
Ssranfreid, bat ,pieber feline q,

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fationl Das M,nifsrium Srepciuet
mir6 bermutblid abbanteu, mes
nigftens Grepciuct ielbif unb au.
ber ibm bic Minifter @arrien unb
@oblet. Die @eranlaffung baau CAB
ein Mntrag betreffeub bic Nbitimmuna
in Der Deputirtenfammer iiber bic bro
teftirte abfdaffung bes Sous prdfef,
ten Nmtes. Sarrien, Der plini.
Her 6es Snnern. peripra9, cine
tbetlweiie Abf6affung ienes Nm.
tes ppr5unebmen, mari ieAo9
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aenbeit perfdume, um bic beIfebeube
@egieruug 3u fttroen. SrDboem uurbe
Der antrag nit elmer Waioritdt DON 13
Stimnlea angenpmmen. Sn Earie
berrfAt grobe 9lufreauus, ba man nod
liht melB, oh GreDcinet suriidtrsien
tuirb ooer ui1t.
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seetm amoden.saetsem mebr.

gSparb Sbepberb in 9arrisburs, su., fast +:
pa ber @ebran9 bes electric Bitter 70 iuobl.
tbdtise GoIgen fir mid bate, balte id mid fir
berpfiatet, bies Der leiOenoen Wenf6beit nit.
antbeilen Sd bate adt Sabre long elm bofes
yein nnb meine aerate bebaupteten. bab ent.
meosr her anoden sefdabt ooer bas 8ein ab.
9enonmen tperoen miiue. Statt befen gebraud.
te i'd orei Glaiden electric Bitter uno 1 S@a9.
teln Budlens arniea. Salbe unb mein Bein TT
iett sefunb.
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BET fur bafelbe beanipru1t pirb. stur so
Gents bic }lai@e bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-04

Die
W6sbentIt@e Treie WrefFt
erideint
ieben Donnerf08
unb tciiet
$3.50 bas Subr pber $1.25 fHr s
WeOnate in grrausbesabIans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-04

- 81 Mitglieber Der gentrumspars
tel uer0en i'm 3teidstage bic WDrlage
CUR nnterbriidung beg Due1s, fpeaieq
bes fogenannten amerifanii9en, unter.
tftiben. (2ebteres beiBt befanntli9
oesbalb amerita nif9es DUEL.
neil es bier feinem Menf9en einfdllt,
es in 4ntuenbung au bringenl)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-04
DR.. GOODMAN
birS ti9 uur spsi 9aonate in Gan antonin
duftaIten unb naafoIsenbe aranfbeiten
asttjottit bebAmOeltt

Rteumatismus, aeuraIsia, eatarrb, aifbma,
4amorrtoiben, ausenfranfteitsn, 8lutabsaus,
Oiarrtoe, ssobfpeb, ObreHfdmersen, 8isbsr
uub Aeue. 9silt grtdHuns in 5 @iinutsn!
gersr5eeruns ber MaiIa salsIeiben, ai:dsu'
f8mera gbolit unb sfrdmpfe, s9mer5sn in ben
eslien, gbolera unb gboIera morbuf. @ros
nifAe 8ronaitss. 9aubbeit, aolspen in Der
Aafs, Dbspepfa, ssrstranibeii, ilnreselmdbis'
hiten Der BIass, iinserwSsen, Diabetes, Grauen.
aranfbsiteu, sautfrantbeiten, 9itnnausen,
ale Bifie oiftisu Reptilieu, geraau&unsen,
Dlntiranibesien u. I. p.
OF. Cochran ipirb n0rbIid BON BET fatbo.
fild5su sir6s in Der OF gommfruisabe su
Enbm ieiu.
0fHteg ghluben bon 8 l1br WiOrsens
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bis 6 llbr glbellbs.

-. Dr. Goodman IT Elm @rabuirtsr bsr
iiniter,itat bon girsinisn, cine Der beiten S&u.
in Ser aseIt unb bat cine so Sabre Ianse er-
gatruna IN BET msbisiniidea @raxis. tnv
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

An attempt is being made in the
Legislature to have the question
submitted to a vote of the people
whether they wish another conven
ton called to prepare Il new cOn>ti
tuition. The best thing for those
members who are at the head Of
this crazy movement is for them to
occnpy more time in fishing for
frogs and crayti>h in Goose Hol-
low, AMI not weary their brains
about new constitutions.
The members Of the Legislature
had bvsc attend to their business
which they were sent to Baton
Rouge to attend to, ana then 60
home and nus over visions and
things they DO cot understand.
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Doctors,

Everybody knows that the life Of the
average physician is q hard one. He is
often compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain for a merely NOM
inal fee. It is not fit nor proper for US to
condemn any physician for his work, but
we do assert that his practice can be made
easier, and he can effect o cures by
the proper and iudicious use of PERUNA.
If he will only ad! this great remedy to
his list ofmedicincs he will find that his
usefulness viii be greatly increased. Full!
direction for its use will be found in the
ellis Of Life" ard he should at once pro.
cure this valuable book.
Herald, Erie, Ia, says: "DR. HART
MANI can not but EEL it my duty to
express to YOU ny thanks for the great
benefit I received from the use of your
medicines, PERUNA ard MANALIN.
One bottle of eaca placed me square on
my feet, after a Sickness of four weeks,
which confined me to my bed, and then
left me lame and crippled. Three days
from the commencement Of the use of
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with, and in a week 1 was perfectly we'll"
Mrs. Ellen Maynard Oswego, Potter
county, Pa, writes: "DK. HARTMAN.
Columbus, o. The small ulcers are all
healed, and the two large ones are not
more than half as large as they were. I
I'M feeling quite well. The people say
your PKRUSA and MANALIE are doing 4
miracle. do not take nearly Sc much
opium as l & did before"
Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa,
writes az nave used your PERUNA and
MANALIN with good results. In the year
of 1880 | was SO bad that | could scarcely
walk. used PERUNA and MANALIN,
and am now as healthy as ! have ever
been. / have also recommended it to
several parties, and they have been much
benefited by it,"
Mr.. G. H. Harris. New Vienna, Ohio,
writes "Our little girl was p~aralyzed
at thirteen months old, and we resorted
to everything we could hear of for relief,
but she appeared to get but little better.
Hearing of PEgUNA we concluded to try
it, and will say it has done her a great
deal of good-the first bottle apparently
giving aid and relief. We have used it for
in other cases on other per-
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debility, and in fact for any disease, We
don't think anything else can at all COM
pare with it. We have used forty or fifty
bottles, and our house is never without
PERUNA. Our little girl is now eight
years old, and can run any place, was for
four years helpless. PERUNA cured her"
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they are met with the response,
that Bayou Lafourche is a naviga
ble stream, aud those impediments
do not interfere with the free pas
sage Of water craft.
Hence, the inference is, that as
long as instructions continue to
form in II OF the finest navigable
streams in Louisiana, nothing can
be expended to have them removed
until the Bayou becomes 50 iuil of
them that navigation will be- arrre>
ted in the mean time the whole
section through which it flows will
be devastated by the water entering
at DonaldsonvilIe, with an outlet
so INSTRUCTED that, finding no egresS.
it will flow over the lands carrying
destruction and ruin with it.
1t is time that the Representa-
INV - anu SVbttOtS lloIu LOUISIANA
should open their eyes, and endeav
or 10 have what appropriations are
made for the aid OF their cOnStitu
ent>, expended and used in such IL
way as will be most advantageous
to the general welfare. Let them
strive to prevent streams from be
coming Obstructed to the injury
and loss OF The people residing on
or near them, and not delay until
ruin is complete before steps are
taken ,oaccompli>h anything. ode
lays are dangerous is an a4age as
old as the other one which says,
''prevenli0n is better than cure.'
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After all the fuss and buster
about the memorial OF the commit
tee of one hundred to the Leeisla
.ure, there is a good deal of sound
logic and common sense in the va
rious suggestions, it makes, for the
Legislators to discuss.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

Herr Most. the great socialist lead
er, has been sentenced to the peni
Tertiary for n year.
The sentence was HS years
too short.
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The editor OF the Trinity Herald
advises its correspondents "to eat
raZOrs, drink smart weed tea, sweet
ened with cobble stones, and stirred
up with ten penny nails, so that
they may be enabled to write spicy
articles.
Queer diet, those people have up
on Trinity River!!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

Without beautiful hair no woman
is beautiful. IS yours falling off or
faded? The loss is vital. Parker's
Hair Balsam will preserve your
hair and give back its CLOS and
youthful color. Clean, elegant, per
feet. Prevents dandrutf.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

Mr.. Charles Med. Puckette is
now sole editor of the Shreveport
Times and he makes it Il lively.
energetic and able Paper.
He does not fear TO strike where
his blows will do most good.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

President Cleveland Was married
to Miss Frances Falsom, in the
White Hose, on Wednesday, jane
., 1856, at ..30, p. NJ.
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John Kelly, the great Tammany
Chief, of New York, died, on June l.
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PUBLIC

congress OF Inc Unlteu States
expends vast sums Of money annu
ally, in the improvement Of rivers
and streams. This is right aud
proper. But to pay mon y for
work. that is practically worthless,
does not merit any praise and to ex
pend it i'll such a way as to result in
little or no public benefit, Is very
simple, not to say, foolish.
There appears to be in the mind
OF every average congressman, an
idea stored away Tor ready use, and
that is toobtain au appropriation of
money tor expenditure upon water
courses in his individual district
This is eminently proper also, be.
cause "a member of Congress with
out one idea, at least, in his brain.
would be Il sort of ii curiosity.
In order to render that idea ploIi
tic he joins with his fellow mem
bers, under the "you tickle mt and
I'll tickle YOU programme, and the
river appropriation is spread all
over the country, after the manner
that the average boy spreads molas
SEES over his lips and cheek, at table,
and then the honorable member
pnts on a white stove pipe hat,
sticks his thumb under the lapel of
his coat, returns home, aAd with a
pleasing smile looks upon the races
of his admlrin constituents saying,
''see what have doGe."
Now 1t the people directly inter
e>'ed in the expenditure Of tha.
money had anything to d with its
outlay much good might be wrought
out of II. But these wise congress
man all seem to have a second idea.
Illuminating their brains and that
is, that their constituents have not
sense enough % expend the appro
pllation alvantageousIy, or even to
advise how and when it should be
expended, in order 20 produce beue
fetal results.
Let Bayou Lafourche be taken
for an example, several thousands
of dollars have been expended
during the last five or six years in
removing snags and distractions IN
that stream, which have resulted in
improving low water navigation
very materially.
A. the saine time, this money
might have been used to muci,
greater advantage had Il portion of
it been expended durin. high Wa
ter, in tearing out battuIes or blow
ing them 10 pieces, sc that the cur
rent, i'll a full st'e.m, could have
transported those deposits to the
Gulf.
This would have furnished equal
ly good navigation, and at the same
time enlarged the outcarrying ca
pacity OF the bayou, resulting in
immunity from the crevasses that
have been caused by an excessive
rise OF the stream, that these bat
lures, ~obstructing the passage of
the water, annually occasion.
But the law makers say that they
can only improre navigation, whilst
the prevention of overtows is a mat
ter entirely too insignificant for
them to worry their minds over.
Away up in Pennsylvania, some
bcdy built II saw mill on some creek
that was dry half the year and
froze up tight the other halt. never
being good navigation for either
geese or beaver, yet Congress gives
some thousands of doll irs to dredge
out that spring branch, up to Mr..
somebody's saw mill, in order to
furnish navigation for the transpor
tation of the lumber there cut.
Thousands of dollars have been
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

Creole Female Tonic removes suppress
sion. cures proiapsus uteri or fall OF the
womb, and invigorates the female organs
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WEATHER RECORD.

Week ending June 3rd, 1886.
Highest Temperature. Rainfall.
late. Degrees. Inches.
Tuesday 81 SO
Wednesday,, %
Thursday ) %
Average F22
Total Tor June SO
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Call at Dansereau@ & Bourgeois Dru g
Store for Creole Female Tonic woman 5
best friend.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-05

A Senator from Winn Parish.
who is anxious to go down to pos
terity as Il man of renowp, has in
troduced a bill into the Legislature
to establish the whipping post as a
punishment for criminals. We
Opine that the Senator will Waddill
along for many years before he be
comes renowned on his special tack
Nearly d month has passed away
and no II has yet proposed, in the
Legislature, to get a few thousand
dollars under the pretence Of import
ing e%mlsrants to this country from
Europe. Perhaps a few OF them
might be brought down from Chica
go and Milwaukee. That's the
class emigrating societies generally
bring over the deep blue sea-.
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THIS PAPER pay 3 gd he fG1 n ao q, H s,,s at Geo.
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce ST.. where advertising
0oAe<actA may he uAaGo fr it IN NEW YORK.
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kUESCasEkDTnON:
RArEs OF

One year lin advanced
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COI0yfL EASrS SPfCrLATION.


President iIcndrickss private secretary;
CoIoucl East. II Htul alb the tapio' ana would
~ i've uositlon n he could get II. President Cl-ve
lana ia not Avcrsr to granung HIM place but tho IN
If a men want many other places FOR their cohHtu
ent Nno can some favor III the IhtuIe uht thcy
urc moi pushing Easts claim "A, much as might DC II
60, iii t,c, that East ought To have position they
VIII .ay Yes East II good Fellow, ana .upPoHo h
ort TO have place. but you want to be little chre
,,nu La.t and don't believe liz can do III" party very
,c gnoI The other day the President was hpshA lhg
nn Tst To senator Voorhees, when tic Senator asked
INN II ne had heard about Ea-ts -tock speculation lhc
pres,lent said hn had not. Then voorhees, went on:
Well IL Ia funny story, and II happened some year.
ago Est WAS worth about 100000. and he concnhed
rtat n. could mako fortune with IL II ne went 10
CHICAGO lie Lad friend who was somewhat interested
him in Indianapolis aud before he lett that cry no
rotsrd 10 Keep hin advised by telegraph rs TO BOW no
t song The noon tho day he arrived In Chicago 10
scut me folio wing telegram To his friend
Have a pnIntrr who 4, ana have invested.
al O'Clock his friend received second telegram,
which read: ,..., ,.i, coa 4. oood,,
al 2 o'clock third telegram arrived IL read
..'Wheat has fallen n We pOnl5!-Good God VIZ -
"Tbis =" concluded Senator VOORHEES,, "ccaned East
M, ana put a stop 10 his speculation
Both the President and the Senator laughed hehruIy
he
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Broadway Railroad investigation, Room No AZ Federal
Building. IL a. IN. ,,,..,.. =, = .,
Trial OF James L. Holland, oyer and Terminer II a. M
Board OF Estimate ana Apportionment.
Railroad Committee OF Board or Aldermen, noon., -
Funeral Of D. F. Giraul Foster Grace Church' ~
a..
Meeting OF stockholders OF Louisville, New-AIbany
and Chicago Railroad No. 81 Nassau.si.
Election OF dire ctors OF Central Railway Company OF
Brooklyn. ,, ,,.,.,.
ing Hall, ii "a.
Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors. II a. m -
Election Of officers OF New.IOrk WHIST CluD, No. Is
West Twenty -tifth-st., evening.
Annual dinner Of St Davids Bcnev oent Society, west
Minis, Hail. evening. ,,-,
American Veterinary College Commencement, CHECKER
ing Hall, evening. ,,,.,, .
D. - 49,, ,..t.,
Dinner OF the Union OF the Titans, Hotel BRUNSWICK
$50 p IN. - ,,o ,,.o
Farnell Parliamentary Fund meeting, Hoffman House.
p. . 80, -
Kings County Democratic Genera. Committee, BrooR-
lyn.
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Az Old rRLcK 10 hFFNO1 4 BURGLARK

Mrs. John Brennan owns and runs a livery
stable at So l64 Diy!oion-st she Inherited the bust
from her husband who ded ahOut hVe months hRO
Mrs FREEMAN was called away from her ofco Satur
day afternoon aud left her young daughter "Jcsse IN
cLargc The mother had hardly left the place Whcn q
man nut his head through the door and said: Miss
there are outside stealing your horse blankets
Mss Tessie" went upstairs TO get hOster VINO was
AT work to look the blankets When she returned
few moments later found that the door OF the se
haa been prcd open and two gold watches ana other
ewery To- the total value OF $500 had been stolen MIS-
Brown called Police Headquarters Yesterday AFTERNOON
and reported the affair TO Inspector Byrnes hho sara
the thief must well acquainted with the place
The detectives after the burglar
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NETWORK CITY.

There were sixtyeIght arrests for violation OF the
excise law Yesterday.
Inquirer &C. II. Duell was elected Assembly
man from the Xlllth District Iii 1879
The alumnr of the Normal College. will present
farce entitled :" Al Amazon Success next friday
eve ing IN the University club Theatre, Tor the
benefit of library uld.
NarCa1ct Laveilc who was shot by her husband,
Adam, at then home, No. 7SS IhiId-aye., on Feb
ruar, 49, died Yesterday AT Bellevue Hospital The
bullet passed through her liver.
Madame Alice lie PongeOn Will be the lecturer
before the Academy of SC .ences at Columbia Col
lege this evening. Her subject well be " lucatan,
ITS Ancient Temp; es aud Paaces."
Miss Annie Hill was the successful compctlto-
for the prlze gwen at the Welsh FESTIVAL on Won
day night for the song seiected for III" Sopranos:
Loving Heart Trust On," by GOttschalk.
The managers of the Harlem Theatre Comique
will on March 10 present handsome souvenir 10
each lady patron IN COMMUNICATION OF the One
hundIc -anC-httleth performance at tDIs thcatre'
TrMptrANCr.rRoM A HEALH STANDPOINT.
series of lectures Oh the Temperance question.
largely from a physiological standpoint, ny MI.
Everett, formerly Of Newark, n D., VIII tie begun
tonight IN the Grand Opera House, Eightl-ave
ana lweuty-thlrd-st. There Will be ten gwen ana
the hlst nights ADMISSION Will be iTee'
MDETI>G or suNDAN->CHOoL LIBRARIANS.
meeting of the SUNDAY school librarians oil thls
city will be he TIN, evening IN the ch'p'l 81 III
Howard Cro.hy's church. at FOurth-ave. ana
Twenty -Second-st., to discuss questions connected
with tue management OF sunday sthOol hbfiIleS'
The COLUMBIA College Giee Club Will give con-
cert tomorrow evening at the weekly entertain
nent at the BOwery branch OF the Young Men
Christian AssOcia, ION, Nos 22O and ~ BOWciy.
Admission Is tee 10 members and their frlcn Ok.
A PLEASING RECOGNITION or PEINCDAi.
A pleasant entertainment marked IN" closing cX-
erclses of Female Evening school 40 10, III East
Fourteenth-St., Miss ii. L. Clark principal. on
Wednesday evening Ihey consisted OF addresses
by trustee Merritt and others, recltatlohS ana
singing by the schJIaTS, and the presentation OF
prizes ana diplomas Principal CiarK wa, pre-
senled with handsome floral piece hy her assist
ants.
TIE AMBNoSIAL NIGHT OF THE TITANs.
Al the Titan dinner tonight member oil Inc
order. X. 4. {. SInIth, wcii-kuOwn as an amateur
photographer. will take several views OF the tower
ING sons OF Mater Terra by mean, OF the electric
hgAt. Nj. Smith has ordered the preparation OF
special pIates for the OCCASION ne banquet nan
VIII be hung with tie ltan baldrc aud the PAINT
ing emitted The Ttaus Beakcr,' by tnc late
Thomas CO!c, viii be on exhibition. SMp5 are
seen sailing IN this giant goblet aud towns aud WI
lagos are nestled along us RIM several wen kHoN II
hulnorIsis and singers Will contribute 10 the
amusement OF the assembled Itans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
REMOVING CAPTAN OLARAh'S ScAR.

Captain KObert X. CIaTkc, OF INC Snip T IaHk
n ma, er submitted "A surgical operation Sdlur-
a4y at St Vncents Hospital. performed by DR.. heIII,
tho nou-e surgeon. one OF wounds which the
capialn received was from the slash Of knife (which
cut into the bridge of the through the flesh 10 the
cheek bone aud when II healed the sides OF the wound
were not drawn together. This left wide gaping scar
To remedy rsh IN the scar was Iacerated ana
then the TWO sides of the wound drawn to-
gctlcr aud held III position by catguL sntures
The bandIees were removed yesterday TO stop a
which had appeared after the
operation and the csh fOund To be healing we'll
Only comparatively slight will be noticeable II
IN. heal without trouble.