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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26

Delegate Clifford has presented in the
house the petition of j. B. Wyman post
No. l65, q. A. r., of Dakota, in favor of
the passage of the general pension bill
No. 1 So6
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26

Dakota's railroad commissioners met
6 gathering of railroad men at st. Paul
Thuraday. Tie conference was Tor the
purpose of talking owes passenger rates
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26
The Pra,se Of sozodont,

like the famous article itself, is in almost
every body's mouth. The people know
that it preserves as well as beautifes
the teeth. Hence it is the standard
Tooth Wash OF the Period.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26
Eree pisfritntion.

"Spalding's Glue" useful in every
house,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26
Dan Would Know.

Pittsburg CHRONICLES: "Groyer," said
frankie last night at the supper table,
"is it not almost time to be thinking OF
making summer trip?"
Perhaps it is, my dear" replied
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26
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rs PUBLISHED
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gE cry ESl1N NC -F6t 3a SUNDAYS.

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Office on Third Street. Press and Dakotaisn
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-26

We'll, where shall we go, darllngin
Really don't know. I'll ask Dan
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Pay for slaves.

EHs Poet Tobacco Far raagsurs - II -
a't ne nrTi Legs sft-~ o. fa3, sac ssolfd
pas f.i ,.s.ss y,1E~-ss - r.-cla--a,c The
"~arss 81, arr' f5v ;hs is.s at ih,ir prapsrsr
n I.-aes cal srl-arfaz % ia- slsrlsr.ti1as o.
~ pTssrat cnas'f'sftaa of tA.s State. - th-
-lfsct TIA; ,'ssrrv - N-rslssi hal be,u a-sl-
,'lsA, aot hv lAe p-us.'e NJ fa- safe. Ia br
'''- pH.i-r s'i sgihar.;r' % m. fsle-.i -ss.
-r0 ai-g'. sat that rnpB.a>, tsna 10 -aasiasrt-
tna 'h-r-n. "a due tsaa II. DUfri States %
Fh- 1ens,s stTs-
Ia ~" ,sma roasttiatioa s-cs.o7 - e srti.
cls 81 'hr people made the ruasia-p-r req Iirr-
rs-u' a. tie Legislature that 'th.r ,n,.l si5pl'
s,1" -Trr4 ~; measures to ab;.in from fA-
Ta.rct SAT-, rot 1pas.sal.9n fsr sur .'4~ss sid
- receive ssi d,,'r3aGt- ibr sam. rglt;A .iy 70
%. 7.rIaes sg'jtl.4 4, ',y ~ Ne are awe
b. i;sFl a.ss ben i,k-s ~ ~, i--tSlA-
JGrs 1~srt can 3v.uE Win this most import.
-; r.q.iren-ut % 'h- org.a.r tsS. We mss,
sat 81 ~. lrhH5s Of the ; ate y III -Eaia prob
sh'r sur ale - Constitutional coa'rntioa m
1857. q = tie aUrrsii,ul' tu'y Of tn. ueI
Lssi.'s'urs the only one that vii iuterve -
10 rr-Iegt III, matter 10 the snrsilsrsalaa o.
CNssr~a in order that III" people m,y thea
Know hos r. 'h-i- lizmsn'. recorded 10 S5T
mas bees fe,1Eps zst ~ the federal govern
NEST
Il b. vel kIrs c5'ei D.. ut thy'ia 1888.
tbs Ill u 'rsr ne ,ass pssssi IN Eag'rnA
All ~,nl into tT-gt q 1884 Siop 3t1 800
~n .pr7>s -jalsi '5on she Nssipad Treasury
for The p,smsat oil the ma,rer, -HIri55r1
4, yyafss
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

Attorney General Garland has the repu-
tatlon of being thoroughly honest man
and honorable officer. Not even the
breath of suspicion or innuendo ever fell
upon his name during his service in the
Senate of the United States as to any Off
cial act or failure to act. He has been
held in the highest regard as man of
strict integrity. The same observations
can be made with equal force of Secretary
Lamar. They are, therefore, entitled to
the protectien of the high character for
probity as men and public officers they
have deservedly won. There is not scin-
tilla Of proof that either one has been
moved by any improper motive, or any
motive but sense of duty, in any action
that has been taken with regard to the
proposed suit to test the bona files Of the
issue of the Bell Telephone patent But
it has suited the interests of somebody to
attack the personal and official honesty of
both these gentlemen because one Of them,
before he was appointed Attorney Gene
raj, became possessed of some Pan Elec-
trio Telephone stock, and because tho 9TH
er-didn't own any of it, we presume, for
that, we believe, is the fact about SeCre-
tary Lamar. About all of Dir. Lamar's
offending in the matter is that he recon-
mended that such suit should be brought
"a conclusion to which he came after an
open official inquiry and upon his official
responsibility.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
The Government and its Debt.

Our able contemporary, the Port Tobacco
Tines has been arguing forcihIy and we'll fer
payment 10 slave owners ia this State the value
Of slave property lost by act Of the federal gov
eminent during the war. MARYLAND did not
seceds, and WAS Of the Uaited States
Slave property was recognized by the eonstitu
ton, and the freeing Of slaves in loyal States
without compensation. wa. simply robberI
This is q position we have always held and
thsre is no doubt that tbs federal government
is bound in honor and right to pay tor th-n
IF the government found it necessary to W.
farm, to take hsrsss or cattle, 10 take posses
sion Of railroads or vessels 40 ona would OBJ
jet to pay men, therefor. The govsrnm-n ut did
dc these 'hiags during the war, and invariably
literally compensated the owners. Up to 1864
propert, in slaves were as much property q.
horses, cattle or vessels, and should be paid for
Just as they were Losses for slaves in the
loyal States, however. are not likely to be paid
by the govera ment in the near future. In pay
ing bills to States and citizens the government
is VIGOROUSLY slow. The French .poiation
claims should ha We been paid more than half
century ago, and still they are not settled In
this case the government did not have to raise
the money by taxation, but received it frsm tn.
French and Spanish governments. The govern
ment owes Maryland very large sum for
money advanced in the carly days If ths Re-
public, and, although a just claim, it has not
been paid. There has never bsen any valid sx-
euss for this hardness The government has
had full treasury for many years. Just what
has been stolen under republican rule for the
past twenty-five years, would more than have
paid all legitimate claims against the govera-
ment.- Westminster Aapocate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Proceedings OF Congress.


Il 80 Se1tfs ~ Thursday Of lat week
he resolution OF the New Jersey L-gisla-
tnrn protecting against Congress cr.ninr
he right u bridge the Ar bur Kill was
presented. The htl! providing for an As
sis'aGt Secretary Of he Nay was discuss
ed. without fnzl action Mr.. Harrison
spoke in favor of the admission Of Daka'a
As a Sta'e. The House passed the Sup
ping bill
The Sena c on Friday passed a resnlu-
ton asking tor all papers in possession Of
h Interior Department in regard "a the
perform nee Of the duties Of Henry Ward
while Indian Inspector. Ward was super.
seicl by Morris \. Th>mts A biz to
provide for An Alcoholic commission was
flrorabiy reported from the COMMITTEES on
educ ttion and 'ahor. The bill for the adj
'niss N Of the southern portion nf Dakota
"a State was pissed -. NAYS 22-
party vote, except that Nr. Voorhees,. a
democrat, voted in the alternative with
the republicans The House in com nit
tee of the whole considered number of
bills, leaving he Fitz John Porter b,ll at
the head OF the calendar. Both houses
adjourned until Monday.
In lbs SeGate, Monday, Mr.. Camerson
introduced "a subsidy bill to promote
the foreign trade OF the United Suites and
encourage he increase of the Americ III
merchant marine" Mr.. EIstis off red
resolution of inquiry touching the action
Of the Treasury Department in connection
with change of custom by the Assistant
Unied S:ates Treasurer at NV Orleans
in receiving the STANDARD silver dollar.
Mr. G ,rman warmly defended the Secre
tarv Of tho Treasury from an attack by
Mr. Teller Mr.. 'ioar, from the cpami tee
on privileges and elections, reportsd II
bill changing the ate Of the meeting of
Congress In the House many new bills
were introduced, but nothing OF import
anco was done.
Ia he Senate, Tuesday, Massrs. Al ison
and Beck introduced financial bills.
number Of bills tor the erection of public
were passed Including 100000
for Annapolis, Md. Mr., blair spoke in adj
vnoacy al his educational bill, In the House
a reply was presented from the Secretary
of the Treasury to the esplGtinp of Mr.
Bland respecting the silver balance and
circulation Mr.. Findl.y, Of Maryland,
made a carefully prepared speech upln
the financial ques ion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Sudden Demise Of Gen. Hlncock


The whole country was shocked Tues
day afternoon 10y the brief tclegraphic
message from Adiutant General Whipple
on Guvcrnar', Island. announcing tn,
Death Of Gen. Winfield ) :ott Hancock. The
senior major general "f The Unitcd State!
army, and commander of the military divi
sion of the Atlantic I he SAL intelligence
was immrdIa ely flashed to the remntest
corners OF the country, and as if by magic
the Legs appeared At half mast on the var
ions pnh'jc builii -. Within an hour
the telegraph wire leading into the de.
partmcnt he.aquAr rrs on Governors Is
land was hurdrncd with messages of con
II" ence and tender sympathy with the
hereaVed widow, whose grit is overwhel-
ming, and of tributes to the Generals pri
vate and public virtues as , citizen. as
well rs % lis greatness ~ \ cpmman.ler
The news 81 ihe i+,'h of en- II mock xas
al I"e more -tart'inE from the fact that f-y
wen ~ ms inilm,i" ts!-nt% hal any kHowled e
that his illness "as considered 10 te >+rious
"a ~ al -
Office attending to His official business When
he went - Washington, -baut ,vo xerksao
sIght eruption GA his neck near the base OF
ih- brain gave him some uuessjpess AMI tb.
~ urmm4ilon increased - RAPIDLY that on Fri
dAY, JaRHtry 29th. he had it iaurtd Nv DR.
9 k'e!Ir, IN" attending surgeon q, the head
quarters OF th- army in Wa>hiaylo, The
eruptiCn continued 10 ii.ch4rc irer!v.ani ihs
loss 81 sod was sncA "a 20 make a verr per
cepha.e difference n The G-ncral's HSu.l ro-
bust ApPeNrsnc". immediately after his return
I" " 'V"T1nF lSi.ni. week age the General
sent FOR pr. job, II. Jtuew1r .rteniiar sar-
ts1a O. tl- department, who saou perceive
s'E5' .: 4 ctrhIacle Next a.y. the c.ronarls
VAS ve'opsd eni II gradually grew worse
Although Dr.. JanaW4V dill not cau.iiar IN.
cen iiitoa fN's patient pass se p,iot Of speedy
rerorerY uaii. sunday night tn, It'll inst
"h-n d-cI'siIV uE'svorl ne symptoms eet 10
accompanied pV d-ii5iIu Tn. fn.l,fy had
touched the hr,in sui there ap2psrrd - b.
: oa gf'ura for the op' ri % that his !.ys we're
nlmSc'st- ta1can'-a'si ha.f is, 10 K sd
-''mf''sis S-rs administered Col. Charles
Slndt7t '"d m~t,rsI dsrr-tor on ta- island 80
operate! 18th ID. ja1rwtr ia a'.saIt-~s an
ne -Htg"nt, ana yas q 'e-r5i ,sss',i a!s nhy-
sc 'a' "f rrw1iS .nz strictly Ni.h Their tf-er
u"as 'apl:E constitution VS. alarm
la., b., rsss As r-,n'a-, an Sc rested easily
~ 'o 8; .vtn.cg sai iu-.ag The sr.4t-r rar,
Of tas night, SO tatt hons Of ri; ulrin .. C
~nrsrT "ss 1Y 90 n-sns shE-f--,l Oliver
Eusseir 'h- t's1'Fu5 : trIrH-r-Ia-iaN. watched
~ - b'i.f3s, sai did ne; notice sav ts-l9et
change 1a'tl "a early n14r % lF't Tue.iay
5uorUtns
Between 49, Nh, Genera became restless.
a"i Vas aa,a'H 70 i.k- either md cine ~ norlr-
's'i'r1', ne Phr'rtt.s w'r- oiled iuu--
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

he Senate on Wednesi4y al ,otad a
resolution offered by Mr.. Hoar, directing
me committee on The library to report at
an cary day on the expsdiency of The
erection OF a statue or monument in Wash
lngton 10 the memory of the late General
" ). Htncock. The Eus is reso ution
iei'lVo to the sub treasury at New Or
leans was further discussed without final
actio'. The House adopted resolutions
OF respect t" the m .'nory Of the late Gen
Hancock, and AS further mark OF respect
adjourned III il Thnrslay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
TIL :, Sun.
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TIE SUN from the 6rzt / ~ If its counts.i9a
has necn in the front rank Of p-o ,r'<sive journ-
alisn, and lis circulriioa ami irh len"- have
become national. 1t nay - said with entire
truth that there is NJ rewsp tpsr rnon which
more ptias are taxed than npoa TIE SUN TO
contains rni the opinions II expresses Tn.
intelligence il presents - its readers from al
quarters Of the ginhe Is thar fore boxed for
with the peculiar interest which i;s reliability
inspires. The I.olitici snl in tustritl world is
now entering upoa stirring period of us his.
tory the events Of which a, they occur THE
sun will present with its usual prom altitude.
Abroad, eyen's of uuuSuh Consequence
are anticip ,tei while in our own country the
work Of the sessions of Congress the LrgisIa-
thres of N,rvitna, Virginta and other States
Together with the acts of various mrnicip,l
bodies, viii demand nocc than ordinary at;en-
tioa. Upon all affirs of national importance
aud Of carrent nom mt in the busy world Of
trade and m tnufIctufeS. rs vel as upon those
features Of social and literary interest which
instruct or amasa tie sen"ral reader, THE
SUNS large corps cf correso onienis at WISH
ington, Nv York, Ro.tol Pailsaalnhia, Rich
moni sni other i ding cities Will keep lis
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will IN ielvsr TO ~ iatljn It's hish posi- ion rs
a f,itafui cntartaiGine ana Instructive friend
and welcome visitor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

corporations of the State, h would answer in
the nasle OF the people, Il fear the Greeks bear
ing gifts"
Mr.. Edclen spoke for about two hours. His
speech was considered as the champion argu-
ment Tor The opposition to the early call bill.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

Hannah More Academy.

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strsetion, and the influences of Il quiet Chris
lian home in a hssithy neig' hprhocd
The REV. ARTHUR RICH, A. NJ, N. D.
Re;ser,town, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

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Of objects of real utility and instruction.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
CLOTHING

Is an Indispensable article
and must b. purchased some
whore. The old shereotyped
ADVERTISING lodges Of selling
8 $40 auit for s. or S. or an
overcast a. "A cprresponding
reductions. is all bash. Every
reasonable p.rsoa knows that
waea they buy. it matters
not what they are compelled
10 pay the intrinsic worth Of
51a article. If inferior It can
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th' purchase Of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

The value of l HE Sun as an Advertising
Medium is; of course, ia proportion 10 lis i'm
mehse circu alton and its prices for advertising
far less in proportion to the circulation the
nain element of value in advertsing-than
those of any other daily paper of which we
have knowledge.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
-- B. 49, -.------.

as> R'turn tha k for the liberal patronage
we have received and hops To casiGue 10 merit
TIE Sdua-. (ieb ) I'm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
CA~rar>. Dnre .rr~, Ievaxs

Ityou cnntenpl4te hHviag rirb~r II he Above
this season, it will pay yoa 10 call ,,t: extmiae
the Stock low 0if.r-d by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11
Al tho Opern House Tomorrow,

IEagood many young men don't ilnt
out that gospel meetings are held at tht
Opera House on Sunday afternoons 4
won't be the fault of tho Young Menu
Christian Association, under whost
auspices they are conducted. The meet
lngs were literally ADVERTISED last wGeI
and four hundred or moro mon attended
tho iimt one. They were entertained and
will likOly 90 again tomorrow. The
meeting will no conducted the same aE
last Sunday. At $3.50 the song service
will begin and fifteen minutes later the
meeting, 10 continue one hour. The sing
ing will be led by o large chorus oil young
men. "From sell.Willed Exile, to Home
Ia tue topic the young men willtalk about.
Tlloie directly interested In the meetings
would like to give a personal invitation to
every man in town II that were pOaslble,
The building will be comfortable anu 1t
will be q good place to spend a pleasant
and profitable hour,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11
condpmnntIon snIl. pocIdrd

The condemnation proceedings Of the
O., l.. & W. railroad against August
Breidenstein and the Ohio Valley Glasl
Company, which has been on trial al st.
Clairaville before Probate Judge CASTOR
and Jury for tho last Ten days, and in
which two attorneys for the plaintiffs aud
Jour or Ave for the defendants, beelde g
large Number Of witnesses, have been en-
gagged, was concluded yesterday by the
Jury, after being out twelve hours, re-
porting that they found for Breidsnstein
tho compensation for land taken TO be
$500; damaGes to residue, 5000. For Ohio
Valley Glass Company compensation
5000; damaHeu, $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11
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II Is 10 all intents and purposes O gitt 70
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clear, colloquial vein that will captivate
adults and youth alike, although eepec.
islly dedicated 10 the Boys and GlrlS Of
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11
IlallMirO.


s, h, Wetherald Is working in the
LRughlin nail factory,
The Second NJ. Z. church will have an
entertainment at City Hall this EVENING
John Thomas, superintendent OF lne
Cleveland & Plttsburgh Railroad, was In
town yesterday.
The children OF St. johns school will
present the drama Dolores at the Ely.
elan Theater December 20.
Some Of the high school pupils will at.
tend the examination OF teachers by the
County Board Of Examiners, at st. ClAirs.
vile to-day.
Arrangements have been made for Miss
Jennie Smith, the railroad evangelist, to
come here and hold series OF meetings,
beginning next Saturday.
Mrs. 4. O. Morris, the vile OF the we'll.
known hotel proprietor, yesterday re.
Ceived word from France OF the death Of
her grandfather, and that he had left her
a fortune Of $4,000.
The Bsllaire Gas Light and Coke Com.
pany has made an arrangement with the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company by which
the latter agrees to not furnish gas for II.
Illuminating purposes.
V. T. Morgan, who moved with lis
family 10 Kansas City q few months ago
and engaged in the grocery business, has
concluded to move TO Belle Vernon, Pa,
and will spend a few days here on his
way 10 his new home.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown, Of the Second Pres.
byterlan church, being at Nottingham
church over Sunday, there will be no
preaching In his church. There will be
Communion services OF the United Pres
byterisu church. Rev. A. G. Lane will
prssCh at the First Presbyterian church,
Rev. n. s. Hoey 10 expected 10 preach
next sunday. Presiding Elder Louis
Paine will assist Rev. r F. Keller in
quarterly meeting and Communion scr.
VICES at the First NJ y Church. The A.
NJ, E. church, Ross Hill, will have quar-.
terly meeting. The presiding elder, Rsv.
]. N, lose, will preach two sermons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11
DEATH Ar RR1parponr.
Two old and Prominent Citizens Dspa
This LILO,

This LILO,
Mr., Alexander Uranium, aged about 70
years, one OF tho Oldest and most respect.
ed Citizens Of BridHport and Belmont
county, died very suddenly at three
O'Clock yesterday morning Of paralysis Of
the heart, Mr, Uranium had been aIllug
from cold and q little rheumatism for a
few days only, from which no was recoy.
erinR nicely, was cheerful, hopeful and
happy surrounded by friends and family,
No apprehension OF q serious Re.
suit was entertained by any one
about him, till about three q. m. Yester.
day he complained somewhat To his faith.
full vile in attendance, who proposed call.
ing his physician, but he objsGked-de.
Glazing he would soon hs better. She
placed her hand on his head and discoy,
cred the death sweat, Alarmed, she
screamed for help and her bsst friend waG
dead,
A good mana model citizen, an I'm,
sWerVing frieEd-tender and loving in all
the relations OF father and husband, d
dead, leaving q place long to remain up,
filled in the community, Mr.. Branuum'.
funeral will be on Sunday, at p, IN,
He was long leading business man
and through his trade as o Wholesale grocer
had wide circla Of acquaitanCes all ovsl
this section OF country.
VIM. gill, (not the old squirrel aged
about 20 years, long resident Of Bridge
port, also died last night. A while ago,
becoming hslpleas from disease, he wen
west to live With his friends In Kansas
His health continuing to fail he asked L
be sent back to die "upon his native
heath" Accordingly two weeks ago hi
returned 10 die OF drOpsy last night,
In the death Of little Noah Scott fv,
years old, son OF Samson Scott, ont thu
Pike, is found Gu sysEt Of peculiar sad
neaa. He also died Of paralysis, AuCcsed
ing dyphthelia. lie was bright and onl,
IROu,