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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Estrayed by T. J. NcCarty, County com
missioner Precinct No. 1, for the benefit Of
Hays county: One gray mare, about l4t
hands high; no brand; about 3 years old.
One bay flly, about years old; 2 white
feet; no brand; about 14i hands high APP
praised al so.
Witness my hand, Nay 20. 1886.
Jas. @. BURLEsoS,
nay q 80 clerk county court Hays 90.
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Fresh Breakfast Bacon, Hams, DRIED
Beef and Sausage at B. +. BIouSr d oos'
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Fresh Lard, Bacon and Groceries
Free Delivery. At MCALLIsTERs.
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For cheap bird cages and lamps go to the
bookstore.
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The E. B, Martin place for SALE
Apply to L. U. JOHNSON.
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EsTRAY NOTICE

R.in is nssass, b1a TIE is5iostiOns are
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New onions--fresh, at BLouNT d Co.'S
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Two CopIes for 80 so.

Inasmuch rs many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way OF encourage
rnent so to do, we offer two copies oil the
FREE PnIss at 50 50-cash in advance.
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Ladies, please call at McAllister s
and examine the famous Reversible
Shears.
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California fruits, fresh pears, peaches
ETC., OF d. T. DhooNf WV
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Go to the Candy Factory for Ice Gold
Soda Water, Ice Cream and freSf.
Home>Made Candy.
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Geo. W. Knight Jeweler, east side the
Plaza, San Marcos.
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Oar Salt, both fine and coarse, at
BLoUNT Il 90.
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Sweet cider still flows freely at Coppic'S
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Mr.. E. Northoraft, who returned last
week from Preside county, reports terri
BILE drought as prevailing there. Stock are
said to being dying In large numbers Of
starvation.
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Bee card OF Sing a FRANKIE, Architects
and Builders.
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81 have no appetite" complains many
sufferer. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives an APP
petite, and enables the stomache to perform
its duty.
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Services were held at all the churches last
Sunday except the Catholic.
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There will be addresses made by promi-
nent gentlemen of our city at the Toe cream
supper Friday evening.
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Miss Emma II. Eve desires position as
teacher or housekeeper in q private family.
Will go any distance in the country, Miss
Eve can be found, at present, at the hosplt-
able home of Judge Kone, where the two
BOYS of Joe @. Eve found home immedi.
ately on the loss of the roof that covered
their little heads.
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Crops throughout the county arc reported
looking well, bu, rain Is badly needed.
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The water question seems to be agitating
the folks at Kyle.
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Blaneo county will have county fair this
fall.
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Music by San Marcos string band at the
Toe cream supper.
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There was runaway on the square last
Friday afternoon. Leayelrs delivery horse
took little squirt, but no great damage re-
suited.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-11-06

La Sentinc,Ie de Th:bodaux for.
matt q pen pres la moitie du paquet.
que nous lemons i la disposition de
celle qui il appa,tient.
&c que nous rapportons ct don't
nous avons etc le tfmoin favOrisa,
nou prolve que le journalisme est
entire dams une voiX de progress ct
de diffusion vraiment extraOrdi-
naire. II est plus que probable que
lie fait que nous racontons nest
point ISoIf, ct nous sonmes rnclins
a penser que nos jonrnaux ne con-
Stituent point settlement I'll com
pltment lie toilette. LIE Soir quand
le Sommcil felt les paupicres dune
belle, vite ellie along. ie bras ct
sai>it lie ''bnndlr on hustle.' it, ne
sails comment ie nOmmtr I'll fran
cais. ct So llvre d ne lecture attra
yante, Instructive on Somnittre, &c
Ia depend dn journal on'rlle aura
choiSi Ellie prut en- avoir pour ous
les oolltS ct Tour loutes les neces-
sites ct situations de Persistence.
En- voyage mtsne. quana on he SAT-
comment tuer lie temps. Guoi de
plus tacile que de plonger Ia main
LET de ramrner de quot Sen
tretenir ct Sc distraire de quot rire
ct de quot p!enrer.
Heuleux .iournalistes, vous ne
c~OnnalsSeZ pas encore ;Oate Ieten>
| due de vot:r hon!lem! -
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POUR RIRE.

II v q%uelqueS jours, le hasard
vonlut que nous tuSSIons derriere
une dame, qui marchait dun pas
allegro ct aEec un dandinement OF
movement DIES Ranches vraimcnt
remarquable. Plus bas que son dos
Sc faiSait remarquer m protube
rance on eNubrrance de forme telle
ment accentu5e que ridee tie >'as-
seoir de>sils dot venir 4 rr>prit dc
tous ceux aui en- >ont les tttioins.
Bret. nous ttions au beau mllieu
de nos reflections philosophiGues ct
autlcs, quand tout Il coup nous vi
mes la snsdite partie Sc dGsontler
ct un tnorme pa,luet de journaux
tomber d tcrre. -Avec la galanterie
qui nous caracterise au plus llant
point, nous nous empressames de
ranasSer led!t paquet ct notre pre-
mler movement tut ualler lie re-
porter i la belle promencuse mais,
aptes %retlexion, nous Jugeames plus
prudent de garder pour nous Get
appendice de Ia toilette feminine
de peur dhumilier sa proprietaire'
Dams le silence ct ie recueillement
du cabinet DOuS nous llNralneS 4.
un inventaire ct nous deployamcs
$ -ize %journanx qui, grace a Dien,
mocrate car quatre d'entre eux
settlement etaient republicans, ct
encore, de cette nuance indecise
que pr6che on prechait lie JUICE ST.
mon.
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KOUVELLES LOCALES.

TEMPS EFT lsECoLTES.-Malnte-
usnt que les elections so"t terni
p4es a notre grand contentement,
ear toat est bien qui finit bien, nous
.llous ponvoir nous remettre au
travail ct %consacrer a nos recOltes
IL temps que la politique nous "a.
yissalt.
La TonSsaint ct lie jour DIES morris
ont WI, comm chaque aimee, toute
n0tre popu alto ST. porter yer les
foIises It les cimeticres.
Sill y a qnelque chose qui nous
iouche lu>qu'au fond de Tame, c'esf
ce som pieux don't nous avons etc
lemons pour la tombe de ceux qui
nous ont etc chers. Qui ne sest sen
Ii attendri, qul na en- les rntrailies
remuecS, rn VoyAnt de Nieilles ct
debilrs mains, arracher lherbe Qul
envahisSait une sculpture 4 peine
visible, al milicu de tunt de toms
beaux somptncux! Que d~'e>ptran-
res. que d'amour enfonis sous ces
auelques piedS de tcrre que Ia main
tremblantr dune vieille mere veut
parer de quelques modestes tleu,s
Oh de qnelqnes verts arbustes!
Nous ne voulons pas attrister cette
chronique; nous croyOns avoir as
SEE vecu ces jours derniers avec nos
cheers morris, pour quilts nous par
donnent de revenir Il NECESSITIES
de la vie ~cruelle.
La secheresSe continue i sevir
dams toute sa rigueur ct commence
i inquiGter S"rienscment les habi.
tanls, qui autrement sc montrent
assez gtneralement satiSfaits du
rendemen' de la came. LIE temps
nous favorise i merveille ct, pour
pru que celia continue, la roulaison
&c fera vitc ct bien. On ma pas en-
core Gu, iusqu'a present, a enregis'
trer bealcoup de ''breakages" ct
tout est pour lie mienX dams lie neil
leur DIES mondes possibles.
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ELECTIONS.
VictOire de Honorable +. ]. Gay.

Les elections pour IN membre an
congress Sc sont passfes avcc TN
calme admirable. Point DO bruit.
point de q~uerelle ct pressure point
d'excitation.
Nous avons sous les yeux les re-
tours DIES diffrrents polls lie la pa
roisse Iatourchc. lis a%ccnSent:
Pour +. J. Gay.....159S votes.
{. Il. Darrall, 1477 "
" j. S. Davi }son II "
&c qui dome Il lhon. f. J. Gay
une mainritt de l2l voix. ct IN To-
tai de $40 votes recls. Aioutons
qua la dcrniere election congress
slonnelle, il eth d6pose dams l'urne
1916 votes. ce qui ttahlit une ditfe-
renee de To- rotants qai Sc sont
abstenuS cette aimee ci.
Nous nous ftlIcltous sincerement
du resultat obtrnu, ear d'apres .e
que nous apprenons, IL assure Ia
victoire i rhon. f. J. Gay. Nous
voyons dams Get evencment Ia con
secralion de IL politilue democratic,
ct Reimbursement permanent du
part qui la Representa-.
lie parti republican, a vtcn.
Avec ~quelqus esprit de conduite ct
do prudence, il EZRA facile 4 nos re-
presentants lie faire voir, de faire
comprendre aux gems do c0uleur,
que notre politique nest point une
politique e1clusivement s%ectionnel
lie, une politique de race, dams Il
sens le plus etroit du mot.
Dans tons les nous nous som
mes complies /; ct sill ny y pas a
bevues de faites, nous pon,ron'
tranquillement TRAVELLED au relieve
ment ct 4 ia prosperite do nos in
dustries ct dc notre contree en- sc
neral.
II a beaucoup . faire, mails &c
penuant rien au dessus DIES forces
ct de Intelligence de ceux que nou'
avons mis- i Ia tete de nos atfaires
LOPlNION.-Eous avOns en- c,
moment sous les yeux le premleI
nnmero dun nouvean Journal III
langue FRANCHISE qui sc public a Il
Nouvellc Orleans.
LOpinion, tel est son nom, a III
programme DIES plus attrayants, e
nous croyons des plus sinceres. No
sympathies lui sont ACCUSES ct c'es
franch-ment ct du fond du cnu
Que mons lui sOuhaitons Tongue Vi
ct prosperite.
Nous n'Avons pas lhonneur d
connaitre personnellement nj NJ
Armand III Mr., Nicolopolo. mails c
oue nous avons entendu d'eux nou
, fat bien ausurer pour lie success q
: leur journal.
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AVIS Aux FCMEUES.-LeS anna
teurs de tabac rcchrrchent tOuiOurs
&C quill y "A de mrilleur EN- ce genre
ct lis ont raison. .Aussi uOlS leur
conseiilons d'aller s'approvision-
ner a la Pharmacie Thiboueanx.
lis trOuverOnt actue!lement dams
Get etabliSSement I'asSortiment lie
plus grand ct lie plus varie de Ia
bac, cigarrs ct d'ariicles pour fu-
meurS.
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MEETING A Observation-Disclosures
che dernicr, un grand meeting de.
mocratiqre await lieu Il LockpOrt
dams Ia waste sale d'ecole, trop pc
tite pour contenir la fOnle que Pan
nonce du meeting await attiree.
Tn grand nombre de danes avai>
ent tcnu 4 hOnneur de venir ecou-
ter nos 0ratpurs, ct atfirmer aux
yeux de tons l'int6ret qu'elles prem
nent aux .tfaires dc notre pays. Le
bas du bayou Cutoff, Canal Ha-
rang, etc., 6tait ~represente par
beaucoup de leurs plus intelIigents
citoyens.
Les evanementS ont mArche de-
puts ce jour, ct rint6ret qui s'atta--
chat au meeting 4 disparu en- gran
DE- partie. Nous n'entrerons pas,
par consequent, dams autant do de-
tails que nous eussionS fat 81 nOtre
journal await dh parait,e avant
r6lection. Quill nous sufiise dc dire
que tous les orateurs sans excep
ton ont fait preuve de vrai talent
ct ont tenu rassemblee captivee
par lenr eloquence. L'etfet a etc
on ne peut plus Satistaisant ct
quand nous avoas quite Lockport,
nous savions que Ia cause de Fhon'
f. j. Gay, ct la u du pays EN-
meme temps, etait gagnee.
Malgre lie pru d'espacc que mons
avonS il notre disposition, nous ne
pouvons c-pcndant passer sous 81
lence les nuns de lhon. Ii. y. Cou'
Ion, f. \. U'Sullivan, Major 5. +.
Grisamorr, Thomas A. BadeauX,
Jugr l.. +. CAillouet ct Ihon. j. )
Billiu Qui furent les o%rateurs du
jour et qui Sc tirtrent Il leur glolrt
ct i Ia satisfaction de leurs nom
break aud!leurS de In tache guile
s'ttaient lmposee par pur ra'rlo
tiSme. lie success = ooUrOnne leurs
efforts puisqnc, Il lheure quill est
relectlon de l'hon. T.. J. Gay est II
fat acquis: nous ne lenr en- devonl
pas moins notre reconnaissance e
notre sympathie pour tout lie ira
vail, tonte Ia peine qu'ils st son
imposes dune tacon tonte deslnte
reSste, ct settlement dams lintert
dune cause qu'ils croyalent ct On
lis crOicnt ceile de notIe cOntrec e
de Q concltoyens.
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ELECTIONS MUNICIPALES.

LOS CicCtlOuS municipalities ont
donno gain de cause au ticket que
nous n'avons cease de prtconiser ct
ont installe an Town Hall pour une
periodic de denx M les ediles don't
les IONS suivcnt ct qui sont ceux
choisis par la convention tenue lie
20 octobre dernier.
Marie: |. ID. Moore, .1S9 voix.
ConseillerS municipaux democrates
I. =. Bergeron,.-......196 voix.
I. f. Lorln.-
J. \. Wright. -"
+. y. Roth,
James Cherault,. .1SJ
+. Il. Curtis, "
Lautrc ticket portrait lie nom de
"Peoplt's Ticket" mails await etc
Ell r6alite compose par un rtpubli-
cain qui await mis- sur la liste, les
no,aS d. NM. u. f. L0riO eft OZ6me
Naquln sans les avoir consultes
prtalablement.
lie "People's Ticket Gtait ainsi
compose
Marie: ii. w. Tabor, 143 voix.
Conseillcrs municipaux
II. Franklin,..........I2S voi1.
y. f. Lorio,
l.. J. Meyer,............l33
G.. Bouhreaux,..-.....127
+. Zernctt,. "
o. SUPPLEMENTARY
CONNIE on peut lie voir, lie ticket
democratic regulier a recu une jolle
majorit6.
Ii he sera peut-6tre pas sans in
t6r6t pour nos l%ecteurs de nous
reporter aux elections municipales
du IL novembre 1876. Cette aimee
Ia lie ticket conscrvatif donna
Marie P. E. Lo'io,....175 voix
Conseillers municipaux:
s. Il Grisamore, ........174 voi1,
2. \. Aucoin, "
j. l.. Aucoin,
l.. Keefe,.
F. Samoan.
NJ. A. Legendre,
Ticket radical:
Marie Cleophas Hobert, AZ voix
Conseillers municipaux:
L. +. Schneider. 40 volx
G.. V. Acknowledgements "
l.. Langman,.
II. Franklin,
Fl. Grimes,
l.. j. Comean, .-..-....-4O "
Mons avons tout lieu d'espere
que la nouvellc administration ser;
q In hauteur de sa tache ct doter;
notre vile do toutos les amellora
tions que reclament 50 Situation
cxcep:ionnelle sur lie bayon Lafoul
che ct sa proximite dc Ia Nouvelle
Orleans.
Noblrsse oblige, dit un wen!
dicton nous sOmmes oblIgts,
cause De nos nombreuseS relation
avec lie dehOrs, de nous malntenlI
simon M premier rang. du NON
dams les preniers ran.S DIES VILE
oui sont recherchees, aintes ct e.
timees des strangers ct DIES N"y;
geurs, poar leur comfort, leuf pTol
rete ct leurs diverses attractions.
lie resultat du vote suSdit a rem
phi d'aise la population, ct Ia solre
a etc Ggayec par differences ser
nades qua donnee Ia Protect
, Brass Band. NOas remercious Co
dialemeut nos musiciens pour eel
Ell - aG,%k, n,A'J,nnnnnv =.
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CONNIE on peut lie voir, lie ticket
democratic regulier a recu une jolle
majOrite.
II ne sera peut-etre pas sans in
ter6t pour nos %lecteurs de nous
reporter aux elections municipalities
du II novembre 1876. Cette aimee
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with respecttul and "~hli-in. Walters.
He has also Il set OF bedrooms. comfort
ably and tasteiuilv arranged. for the benefit
OF travellers who may desire a lodging.
Mart Si.
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lie d6pnte sheriff X. \. Frost Il
quite Thibodaux jeudi pas>e Ell
compagnie dc Ed. Mitchell tcou'
leur) conlamnt AL ans de travauX
forces pour avoir blesse ct voulu
tucr une ntgrcsse sur Leighton
Plantation.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-15
HERMANN is PARDoNED.
A SelfConfessed Thief Turned Loose
for Republican Purpose.

COLUMBUS, July 6.-Frederick A.
Hermann, ex-Director of the Hamilton
County Infirmary, recently convicted
on six counts of signing false and fraud
ulent vouchers, and who received an
aggregate sentence of twelve years inn
prisonment in the Penitentiary. was
this morning pardoned by the Cover
nor. Hermann was still in the Hamilton
county jail and will therefore be spared
the disgrace of going behind the Peni-
tentiary walls, even for brief time.
The pardon was granted on the rec
ommendation of the Committee OF
One Hundred of the City of Cincinnati,
and upon the ground that Hermann
had rendered public service sufficient to
entitle him to it by the testimony he
had given of crime against the laws OF
the State in connection with elections
in the city of Cincinnati, and in rela-
tion to the municipal government OF
that city. The facts in the case are
that Hermann has been turned loose
for the purpose of trying to bolster up
groundless charges against Democratic
officials. The Republicans of Ohio are
indeed in a fine straight when they
have to rely upon convicts for cam
paign thunder.
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Regimental Reunions.

The 21st Regiment, 0. v. L, will hold their
next annual reunion at Mt. Blanchard, Sep
tember.
A reunion of the 81st 0. vi. will be held at
Lima, Ohio, on the 21st and 22d of July.
The 6Sth 0. V. V. I. reunion will be held
at Holgate, Thursday, September I'd.
The Sherman Brigade will have reunion
at CrestIine in August
Survivors of the 105th o. vi. will hold a
reunion at London, O., Thursday, August 5.
The reunion of the survivors of the gallant
49th o. V. V. I. will be held at Carey some
time the latter part of August.
The 61st and 82d Regiments, o. V. I. will
hol'l joint reunion at Kenton, O., July 20,
the 23d anniversary of the battle of Peach
Tree Greek.
A reunion of the 1st, O. V. G., will be held
at Dayton, o., on September 23.
The committee Of the surviving members
of the 123d, 0. V. l., appointed to select the
time and place of holding the next annual
reunion, selected Crestline as the place, and
October 10 as the time.
The Annual Reunion and Military En-
campment of the Tri-State Veterans and
Militia Associations of the States of Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan will be held at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, August 10 to %, inclusive.
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Florida News.
West Hope, July II, 1886.

Mr.. Will Bordner's condition very
critical.
... Dust, dust, dust. Vegetation of all kinds
suffering severely from drought.
80. Mr.. @. A. Smilh returned yesterday
from weeks visit at Napoleon.
Mr.. John Blyestone went to Napoleon
Sunday afternoon returning Monday evening
Saturday night couple of young men
mistook the sidewalk for hotel and lodged
thereon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shondel, of Hol-
gate, visited the family of his brother-i in law,
Lincoln Brubaker, Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd, of Ridgeville,
spent Saturday here, and were accompanied
home by their little grandson, Guy Elkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lenhart, of near
Stanbery, will spend the present week in
town with the family of her uncle Fred. B.
Lenhart.
Welcome Turk, wife and four children,
and Stephen Hopkins, wife and two children,
or Napoleon, visited with the family OF John
Shupe Sunday.
-. B. Faurote, CT Napoleon, is putting the
second coat of plaster on the house of Hank
Andrew. This about completes his work of
plastering here.
Miss Fannie Reynolds, of Toledo, came up
last week to spend some time with the family
of her uncle, DR.. Gibbons Parry, and her
aunt Mrs. G. X. Smith.
=. Has any one in the country found lost
hat, gentlemshs slouch? If they have, just
return it to the P. 0. here, where it will likely
reach the rightful owner.
Miss May Weaver, of Napoleon, is
taking much needed vacation of a week,
which she will spend in Florida, Visiting old
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OBITUARY.

OBTw1NE.-Mr. Frederick Ortwine, died at
his residence inMonroe township, this county,
July 7th. 1856, of typhoid fever, aged 81 years
and 27 days.
The deceased was born in Cur Hessen,
Germany, and emigrated to this country
about 80 years ago, and settled in Crawford
county, Ohio. After remaining there few
years, moved to Monroe township, this
county, in 1862, which was then a dense
forest. He, under the hardships and priva-
tions of pioneer life, by hard labor and
economy, has paid for and improved fine
farm and reared family of ten children,
whom, with the bereaved widow, survive
him. At the time of his death he was erect
ing fine residence. A large concourse of
friends and neighbors followed his remains
to the Knipp cemetery, where they were
deposited in their last resting place.
Mr.. Ortwine was loved and respected by all
who knew him, and the family and relatives
have the sympathy of the whole community.
III.