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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Taxation of Timber and Grass on the
Reserved Lands of the Stae.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
CoUNCIL CHAMBER,
Augusta, Sep. 1886,
In compliance with the following resolve passed
by the Legislature of 1885. viz:
"Resoved, That the governor and council are
hereby quired to make "A valuation of the timber
and grass the reserved lands in the several town.
ships and tracts Of land, in the state, where said
timber aud grass have been sold ans. conveyed by
deed, with all other interests conveyed thereby.
Said valuation 10 be made for the purpose of taxa
ton"
The undersigned. committee Of the Executive
Council, 10 whom said resolve has been referred,
hereby give notice that they will be in session at
the Coancil Chamber, Augusta, commencing Mon.
day. Nov. LIST, 1856, at O'Clock. A. NJ, to hear all
parties interested in the timber and grass said
lands, before the fixing of the valuation required
by said Resolve
schedule OF said lands has been deposited in the
office of the Secretary of State for examination.
JOSEPH A. LOCKE,)
). G. ii ATCH, Committee
LAMBERT SANDS, J
Oct7d3W
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UTTERLY DISCOURAGED

expresses the feeling of many victims of
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and ner-
vous or sick headache. Having tried
numberless so-caled remedies and physi-
clans of all schools, without relief there
seems to be no hope. Many such have AS
last resort tried AthlophorOs and to their
surprise and JOY have found that it was
SAFE, sure and quick cure AthlophOros is not
an experiment; thousands have been cured
by It's use and they testify as to its value.
Gardiner, Me, April 7, 1886.
Hearing from SO many different people
words of praise for Athlophoros, | bought
and used two bottles, from the first
bottle | received genuine benefit. my rheu-
matism improved so much the neighbors
began to ask me when they saw me NOV
ing around rs though hadn't rheumatism)
what became of my rheumatism and |
simply said | am using Athlophoros, and
that's enough, the name OF that medicine
means Rheumatism cured"
Mrs MARY d. SMITH
Lewiston, Me, April 4, 1886.
% Sabattis st.
would say as regards Athlophoros it is
the only remedy for rheumatism that |
have been able to find that does reach the
disease. Ii has done wonderful for my
family, we have used but two bottles. and
have nearly got free of the disease, my wife
having it in the chest and side very bad.
+. +. LITCHFIELD.
Sc Main St, Saco, Me- March 26 1856.
Wishing to confer any blessing in my
power upon my fellow men, hereby GER
fifty that | have used Athlophoros in my
family with perfect success in cases of rheu-
matism of long standing.
JAMES w. LITrLEFIELp.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cam
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., liz Wall St. New York, will
send either Carriage paid on receipt of
regular price, which is Si.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and SOC for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-11
This age presents the greatest boon,
Salvation Oil: it cures so soon.

Continued to- morro1c.
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TsD ACCOMPLISHMENTS

oAgkNTcH The owner OF a Mining Claim
Nv HW l EG which has sore Ia sight"
~ valued at STAT ,23S, assays from which give
$40" to $3.50 per ton in Gold, ask for Capital to
further develop the same and put il upon paying
basis by the erection of suitable machinery &C win
sell an equal one-half interest for 100000 the
money SO obtained to be placed in trust or otherwise
secured TO the purpose above mentioned. Fur full
Information, principals only address
wM. ii. SPOONEK,
sept5d&w4w Bristol, RI
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When Christmas cam with It's good cheer =,
its fun, and its merry-making, we used to
deprecate It's colds, but that was long ago,
before the DAYS of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Now it Is very different. A new era has
dawned on us. and great and small little and
tall. merry man ell. are hanpY.
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. 2etter, Chapred Hands, Chilbla rs.
Curns and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II ia guar
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refunded Price % cents per box For -ale
by Devine Coughln. may29td&wly
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j. N1.N1CxxoLs eco

'INHE annual meeting OF the Maine General Hos.
4 pita will be held at four O'Clock in the after.
noon Oh Iuesdty' october 18th. 1886, in the Recep.
lowing purposes: WV wv
l. 10 elect officers for the ensuing year
z TO act upon proposition TO amend the by.laus
of the Corporation, so that the annual meetinS
shall be held on the first Tuesday Of November.
o. 10 transact such other business as may legally be
presented BY order of the directors
F. X. BARRETT, Secretary.
Portland, Sept. 81, 1886. sept23dIawaw
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STATE AGhIt~lN'

kof tie New England Grape al Lace Il fl nls h444>
DID Grape Laces, Hernaniand Grenadines, uays "
soied or faded, reSnshed, wa rantet ga {, re
New Grape greatiyi improved.
n b. White Laces Handsomely cleaned 1T i1e..,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
clinton Cnrnmola.

Mr.. w. ". Holllneer moved into hle
new house corner OF North and Center
streets last Monday.
Mr., Jacob Holllnger and family Of
Akron, Ohio, are visiting nj the home OF
Mrs MHry Hollinger.
Wheat fields are beginning 10 ripen
In this section, and according 10 reports
there will be good crop.
Several OF our cltlzens took In tho OK
curson TO Chippewa l. ke on Monday,
They report pleasaut time.
MIR. Joseph Rex Ia visiting friends IN
and around Canton. Say, Uncle Joe
mum Ia the word II you'll SOL 'em up,
Don't forget the festival, fire works
and balloon ascension Saturday eve a.
ing, June 10th, under the auepices OF
the Lutheran sunday.school at this
place.
Last Saturday evening as Mr.. j. Wey
gandt was driving near the river bridg,
the reach 70 his buggy broke, which
30 fr.gh ened hls horee that no Runaway
Fortunately no one was hurt, although
tho buggy Ia a total wreck.
Once again tho Joke Ia on q couple Of
our town boys who ~ brayely started
for the Woods Church festival Saturday
evening, and after wandering about FOR
some time In the big woods north OF
town, they found themselves back home
again. III you don't at 6rst succeed,
try, try, ngain."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
OITY CHIPS.
A Few Minutes With tho Local News Of
tho Day,

Few Minutes With tho Local News OF
tho Day,
Social dance ut Graber's Hall Thurs
day 18th.
"MikodO" will be produced at the
Opera House Friday evening.
But few people are comfortable these
warm days They are the Ice men.
People living at q distance should
come Ia early to see the Barnum parade
next Monday,
Shoot between the gun clubs of Can.
ton, MaselllOn and Alliance at Lakeyiew
range Friday,
Rev. j. N. Carr, OF Damascus, agent OF
MI, Union College, called upon the DEM
ocRAr Monday,
Mr.. l.. d Ball has accepted the Cali.
fornia agency for Vignos & Hurford'a
Novelty Cutlery Works Of this city.
The Schuyler EecIIi, Light officials
Will reach here this evening. The par.
ty will come overland from Massillon.
Concert and ball Of the Grand Army
Band at Congress Lake next Friday
evening Train leaves at 1880 standarl 1
time.
Mr., Robert Midler and Miss Cookie
Essig, both OF Stark county, were mar.
ried on the lgth inst by Rev, 2. Her.
bruck.
The members OF the Y. NJ d. G. have
almost completed arrangements for q
dance az one OF IN summer resorts. The
date will be given In few days
Henry sefert yard master of the IT,
Wayne Railroad In this city, who has
been attending the Yard Masters Con
Vention az St. Louis, returned to-day.
A number Of Canton sporting men are
arranging 10 40 10 the Plttsburg races
July oh. On that day G0ltb. .rg Bros
Chestnut Dan" Will pace In the 2:3O
class for purse Of $i 900.
Mr.. Fred McCloud, Of the grocery firm
OF MoCloud " YJung, has been incapaci.
tated for business for several days past
by Illness. He IL better 10 day and will
90 on hand again In a few days.
Take the 7,30--s standard time-train
on the Cleveland q Canton railroad
next Friday evening or Congress Lake
10 the concert aud ball OF the Grand
Army Band at that popular resort,
Mrs. Mary X, Klhg gsbury OF No, SO West
seventh street, leaves to-day for New
ark, Ohio, where ehe will visit her sia-
ters, Mre, Sarah eraser and Mrs, o. s.
Bentley. She will DO gone for about
three or four weeks.
MefsIrs Fred. Hoddinott, a promi.
nent young business man OF Uhrichs.
Vile, and John II iddinott, OF the United
states Postal Service between Pitlsblrg
and Chicago, are visiting their brother
In law, Mr., II, =, Erdman, manager OF
the W. U. Telegraph office In this city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

Among the features to be exhibited
this year by the Barnum and London
shows will be the four horse Roman
charlo. racing, double.team Roman
a,anding racing, exciting male and
female jockey racirg, huge elephant
hurdle racing, camel racing, dr)medary
racing, fiat races, foo, races, running
races, wheelbarr0w races, comlca sack
racee, giraffe races, mo KY jockey
races, man-horae races, and the mes,
laughable and humorous OF Rll are
those kg own ~ the obstacle races. 10
stimulate the contestants Mr., Birnum
has arranged q series OF cash pr'zns. All
the performances are added 10 the regu.
lar exhibition, which takes place In
three rlngs and upon a stage, and which
N kept complete and Intact, the entire
100 acts being glyen and the truth IL
that never In the history OF the circus
has there been 20 great and grand an
amusement enterprise as the one now
presented by the United Barnum and
London Nine S1ows, which comes here
on Monday, June 2l4t.
In addition TO o trlp'e ,ircus company
Nth 200 performers there will be- ele-
waited stage performances, the Roman
hlppOdrome, museum Of liylpg wonders,
two double menageriea, an elephant
pavilion with herd Of elephants, clown
elephants droyes OF giant camels, etc. ;
the wonderful r production OF tho colos,
sus Jumbo, and the ivOry.boned skele-
ton Alice, Jumbo's widow the IhternR,
tonal Congress OF Giants, troupe Of
Arabs, the Mirambl Band, and the
greatest male and female circus riders
10 be had for money. Everything that
large wealth can procure Is 70 be- found
In these mammoth shows; aud, ~ this
eatire enterprise will <, 10 Europe In
the fall, this IL the laat chance TO SEQ u
and all II contains. The big street pa
rade will take place In the morning at s
1'plOck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
MAssILLoN MATTERS.


West End Nowa Notos and Personal and
General Items OF Interest.
Quits a number OF citizens have b en-
auWm med to appear before the Board OF
Equalization.
Tho MassillOn Gun Club will meet the
Canton aud Alliance clubs ut My
Lake Friday afternoon,
Prisoner K'e who broke jail u few
week ago, was captured and locked up
last night 10 s,rpe out his sentence.
A special meeting Of the q. A, r, Post
viii be held Friday evening, Jult 25,
when the dis,rc Inspector Will be pres
ent 10 examine the Post
DR., T. C,urs Miller, Of Masslllon, is at.
tending the mto'ltg Of the 0hio Board
OF Health ut Columbus. A correspond.
ent describes him 40 "a strawberry
blonde, full Of good sense and spark
ling humor,"
Two ladies called at tho Mayors flea
yesterday, who wanted 10 have one Of
our business men arrest d for shooting
NJ dog In their private yard. They
we're anally persuaded by Hle Honor 10
drop the matter,
While our citizens are excited over
the prospects, OF water works, and are
waiting anxlously for the report on the
matter at the Council meeting tonight,
they should not forget that the
Belle" cigar IL the best smoker In the
city, sold by Phil, B'unenscheln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

Annual Gathering Of tho Esulg Clan at w,
II. Eaaig'a Residence.

Annual Gathering Of tho Esulg Clan Mt w,
II. Essig's Residence.
Pursuant 10 arrangements the fourth
annual reunion Of the Simon Ksslg fam
lily was held at the farm residence OF
W. II. Essig In Perry tp Thur diy,
About 200 persona, mostly descend
ants, were IN attendance, and after the
usual greetlngs and recounting the
changes during the past year we're lln.
ished, both old and young fell IN line
and marched for the orchard, whore q
table about two hundred feet long, wal
arranged for tho occasion, and NJ which
no one failed 10 DO their part,
After dinner the association was call.
cd 10 order by Lewls Eseig, President,
and the txerclse9 OF the day opened by
si cling and prayer.
DR.. l.. W, Pontiue, orator OF tho day,
delivered q Atting address, which viii
appear In the DEMOCRAT later, Little
Ralph Essig recitod Somebody
Mo'her," Rev, Fahs, Of Akron, and A,
McGregor. OF Canton, and others enter
tained the meeting with suitable 70.
marks that we're vel received,
All present expressed themselves well
satisAed, aud that II was day we'll
spent; aud many expressed 4 hope that
they would be spared TO meet NJ tho
next reunion, which will DO held nj the
residence Of Mr., j. II, Menizar nj Ma.
yarre, on the second Thursday Of June,
1897
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
B,ehtel, 0 90 100 acres in Lawrence 10.

| Blchtel, 0 90 100 acres In Lawrence TO-,
Jacob Hildebidle to A, and j. Sam.
blanet, 10 acres in MIN 'shlllen TO-, &70O.
Samuel Halls Executor 10 Amelia A.
McaEarren, 90 acres In Sugar Creek tp.,
Henry Chrlstman OF al to James Al.
len, lots No, 2 and 5 In Wilmot, al, 200.
Samuel Fishers Admir- TO Frederick
NJ frederick Ct al, 661& acres In Sugar
Creek tp., 90 B58.
II. D. Merriman to Martha Jones, 1855
acre In Lawrence tp $500.
Adam Clark TO Angeline Shelter, Y
acres In Canton TO-, 81, 900.
| Margaret Weagley's Ex'r 10 Paul
zhrener' part OF lot No 285 In Canton,
Jacob Fogle, sr, to Jacob Fogle, Jr..
So lot No. b In Fogle's addition to Sparta
Samuel Chlsler's Assignee to Jacob
MalS, lgS Si'lOO acres In Washington
Esther T. Silver 10 John G. Young
part OF lots IS and SO In Minerva, s450'
Magdellna H0ushalttr TO Jacob 9Dlt.
ler l216 acres In Lake tp, $l, 100.
Josepl Paumier 10 Louis SauyaReot
Jrp etal, acre In Nimishillen tD., 1900
q; !. Laiblin TO Mary Koontz, lot No.
2l9g In Canton, 5000.
Hiram Ytrrlck to Sarah A. Wise, part
or lot Nos, 8 and 0 In UniontOwD, &l 025,
Margaret shaffer OF al to Joseph
| o. .i75. T'
Ira NJ. Allen TO The Canton Street
Railway Co., part OF outlot No. AZ In
Canton, $1,000.
XII Powell's Ez'r 10 Peter Shell, 10
acres In Washington to-, $1,000.
Isaac n. Webb TO j, W. Gillespie, 39J<
acres In Marlboro tp., $4,000.
Isaac N. Webb TO Jennie Webb, lots
NO 70 and 100 In Webb's addition TO Al
lance, 81 500.
Isaac N, Webb 10 Aana 8. Howell. @
boL lots In Webb's addition To Alliance, ei,.
shadrack FELIX'S Admir- to George
S567. ''
Charles Chapman to James L, Woods,
east half OF lot No $50 In Teeter's ad,
dition to Alliance, 81 900.
l. N. Webb 10 Walter W. Webb, west
half OF lot No, 40 In Teeter's addition 10
Alliance, $4,000.
XII PoWell's Ex'r TO Peter schell, 10
acree In Washington tp., $l,400
John u, Joseph 10 George A. Hess, lot
NO, % In WebD's addition 10 Alliance,
5000
Joseph Pu man TO Christian Znrcher,
22al acres In Sugar Creek tp., 81, ,4i3
Dominic Hanson 10 julius MalLahn,
; . % acre In Jackson tp., $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
THE WORLDS oELEBRIrIRs.
A Magnificent Collection OF PAintings
Other OuriOeItiss

N mhNuihoouN OOitoottou OF fhiuluNn@ss
Othor Curiosities,
The Canton One Price Clothing Com.
pany displays admirable enterprise In
the decoration OF its show windows.
The beautiful Memorial Day window ex-
cited many complementary remarks
To-day both windows have undergone
an entire metamOrphosis.
THE EAST WINDOW
contains q remarkable collection Of oil
paintings. The paintings are ten In
number, each one showing bust por'
traits of the worlds celebrities. They
are numbered and labeled 40 follows:
No. Neutrality-suspicious., Edison,
Watts.
No. INSTRUMENTATION Web.
steT, 0 Connell.
No. 3-Pugilists-Heenan, sayers,
Sullivan.
No 4.-Muslcians- Beethoven, Men
dela0hD, Handel.
No. 6-POets-Milton, Shakespeare,
Byron.
No, 6-surgeons-C Cooper, Harvey,
Jenner.
No, characterization, I'd
wards, Tying.
No 8-Actors- -Cushman, GarriCk, For
rest.
No. 9-PhilOsophers- Franklin, Ga
lileo, Socrates.
No. l0-Warriors-Caesar, Yelling
ton, Napoleon.
THE WEST WINDOW
has attractions Of q directly opposite ma
ture, which are none the less interest
ing, The central attraction Ia q hall
hat rack, which for uniqueness Of dc.
sign and beauty OF hnish, challerg q
the admiration OF all who behold II. Tue
rack has fer o background an American
deer skin, with antlers and hoofs for
hooks. Squirrels heads, pheasant heads
and wings and other specimen OF Amer
lean game, which have passed throDgN
the skilful hands OF the taxldermlst, or
nament the body Of this attractive rep
resentatlon of American sporting life.
This window contains another nicely
mounted piece-two pheasant cocks In
lighting attitude, with young pheas'
ant hen gazing intently upon the bel
ligerent cocks from convenient stump.
These novel attractions are from the
art and native game collection OF Mr..
VIII Patton and are exhibited TO the
public by the Canton One Price Clothing
Company, through the courtesy Of Mr.,
Patton. These windows are we'll worth
O few minutes inspection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
,,My only Family MsdlVine. |"

n have been ueer Oh simmons Liver
Regulator for many yoare, having made
II my only family medicine, II II q
pure, good and reliable medicine, My
mother before mo was very partial 10 II,
II Gnd the Regulator yery safe, harm.
less and reliable M u family medicine,
and have uetd II for any dleordOr OF the
eystem and found II TO act llko q charm
Ibelieye II II was ueed In time II would
prove great preventive of sickness,
have often recommended II 10 my
friends and ehall continue 10 do 40.
REV, JAS, NJ, ROLLINS,
"pAetor N E. Churo1, South, Fairfield
Virginia.
"ro J. II. Zeilin u Co.. Philadelphia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
DEvAUX's CASE DISMISSED.
Re- e-irroSted on tho same Charge and vii
Be Tried a gain.

Re Arrested ON tho same Charge and VIII
Bo Tried again,
The trial Of Marshal Deyaux and VII.
liam u chberger, charged with the kill.
Ing OF Joseph Paulus, which was begun
before Mayor Rex yesterday, 40 stated
by the DEMOCRAT, was brought TO aud.
den termination about 4 o'clock In the
afternoon, by j, J, Grant, EqQ., attorney
for the prosecution, suddenly throwln
up the case on account OF certain rul.
ings OF Mayor Rex, when the latter i'm
mediately dlamissed the case.
AGAIN ARRESTED.
An hour or 30 after this sudden term.
ination OF the case before Mayor Rex,
James Paulus, brother OF the deceased,
went before Justice FuImer and swore
out an affidavit against Devanx on the
same old charge. warrant for the ar.
rest OF DeyaDx was placed In the hands
OF constable Card. who left for Harris.
burg this morning TO arrest the Marshal
aud bring him over here for another
trial before Justice Fulmer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Criminals Sentenced Attempted Escape q
One. Divorce Cases,

Criminals Sentenced d. tempted Escape Of
One. Divorce Gases.
In Common Pleas Court room No, 1,
Judge Day yesterday afternoon Joseph
Hang. on trial for burglary and larceny,
was found guilty, ard no and Eryine
Shriver, hntly indicted with him hut
who plead guilty, were sentenced To
four yefri each In the penitentiaFy.
While Sheriff Leinlnger and nkey
Wlelandt were conveying the prisoners
back TO jail after their sentence Shrlver
made q sudden Jump from the Sheriff
down the back stairway In the Colrt
House intending 10 make his escape.
But Sheriff Leinlnger was prepared for
just such an emergency as this. Before
taking the prisoners up stairs the
Sheriif took the customary precaution
OF posting q man at thef0ot OF this back
stnlrwly. la the present case this per-
sonage happened TO be J0 e)h
shaffer, young man who Ia studylIg
medicine with DE-, Leininger When
Shriyer came rushing down the stair,
way he was bought 10 a sudden halt by
seeing pistol In the hands Of SHAFT T
pointing its deadly mDZzle directly at
him. AZ shriver stopped Turnkey Vile.
landt grabbed him, and both prisoners
we're then safely locked no In fall.
TIE trial OF Joseph Teeple, Indicted
for assault with Intent to commit rape
on the little CIR, Ellen Gardner, Ia In
progress to-day In Common Pleas Court
room No. 1, before Judge Pease and a
jury. The little Gardner girl was put
on the stand this morning, and with
much heeitanCy detailed the story OF
Teeple'J assault on her on November 0 h
las, while at work with HIN picking
up and hauling corn from cornAeld OF
Teeple'a father.
The Teeple.Gardner rape case Ia still
In progress OF trial In Common Pleas
Court room No |, and Ia likely to occupy
the remainder Of this we k AT ten
o'clock this morning the State rested In
ita testimony, and the testimony for the
defence was commenced, over 40 wit
neasee being sworn In.
John Emerich has commenced suit
against the city OF Canton for $1,000
damages. by reason OF injuries sustained
by him In falli1g down an unprotected
cellarway on the wee. aide OF the Cen
trail EagIne House, on the night Of July
26h, 1884, while walking along the side.
walk. The result OF this fall, the petl.
tloner claims, was 10 permanently rup.
ture him, from which no still snffers
great pain, causing him TO be confined
10 h'a room.
A verdict OF b stardy was rendered
against A, j. Miller In court room No.
Q yesterday, by Jury In the suit OF
Anna Llndamood against him.
DIVORCE CAsEs.
Emma schadley was granted q divorce
from her husband, Donat Schadley, this
morning.
Frenda r, Hlrdosty has lilsd q peti.
tion for q divorce from her husband
Frank Hardesty on the grounds OF gross
neglect and extreme cruelty.
Emma Halnoa alao asks 10 be divorced
fom her husband, Hebron Hainee, on
the grounds OF wilful abslnce. gross
neglect and adultery.
Another petitioner for divorce IL
Elizabeth Aiih0lter who skl 10 DO legal
ly separated from her hu b nd. John
Aifholter, on the grounds OF gross neg
loct and habitual drunkenness on hls
part.