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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-19
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-19
The Elk Saloon,

Opposite the Theatre. Drop in between
the acts and sample my liquors an6
cigars. The best of all kinds constantly
in stock, and served by nimble and ex
perienced mixologists.
FRANK MAY. Proprietor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-19

ARE YOU Made miserable by In
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
OF Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure. For sale
at a. c. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-19

THE advertisement OF DR.. Foote, Sr.
appears in The HERALD every Sunday
Therein will be found his address.
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HOME MARKETS.

HOME MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Corrected Daily from an Inspection
Of Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers
Office of THE HERALD.
Thursday Evening, Feb. Is, 1850
salt Lake Ore Market.
Furnished daily by Mccormick Co
Bankers.
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Fox " SyInous

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanta-
neous process. Reduction permanent.
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ELECTRICITY Is LIFE.
h. E. GROW. ELEOTRoPArH1sr,

No. LIZ W. SOUTH TEMPLE STREET,
Opposite Valley House, Salt Lake City
Next to J. c. Sandberg's.
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Fspsuorm expelled in "a Hours
Piles treated and successfully cured.
Consultation at the ofice Is YRE1 ana IN.
yited- Thorough examination and edvice
Including analysis of urine, g. Co1ra a.
once-do NOT put Il on ALI Correspondence
strictly co1ndential.
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DR.. P.STEINHART.
Specialist,
Former Partner of
Dr.. MINTIE, SAN FRANCISCO
No. 26I Main Street,
Opposite Overland House, in Union BLOCH
Room No. l. First Floor.

Can be consulted daily from O'Clock IN
IL o'clock a. m, and from to O'Clock nm
Sundays from 10 am. to pm. He has had
swenty-f years experience in the special
treatment of all Venereai, Sexual and
Chronic Diseases, and guarantees to cure ali
urinary Diseases, Syphilitic or MercuriaI
Affections of the Throat, Skin or Bones
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Impotency' and Iost
Manhood, exhausted Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, spermatonhea, Paralysis. and ali
the terrible effects OF Self-Abuse, youthful
foIlies and excuses in maturer wears
Nocturnal Emission, the effects of which are
various, maddening and destructive 10 hoth
body and mind, and unless cured win ter
inmate fatally. The presence of the disease
causes a continual consciousness of a sloT
and gradual decay of all the power of hoiy
and mind with loss of manly power and
vigor, defective memory. heart affections
loss OF sight, noises in the head and eSrs
confusion of ideas, aversion TO society. eTces''
siye prostration, trembling OF the hands and
lirbs, consumption, marasmus and ultimate
OF the mind. The Will n.o1eeS
becomes so wesk that the person EeeTs -
lose control of himself and cannot looT On, ~
square IN the face. It also causes Dyrnansiee
and Indigestion with Heart and Rfdrne11
Disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-12

The issue IS now So fairly Joined between Jay
Gouid's railroad managers in the southwest
aai the striking wOEkmen that no one can
D longer ia doubt about tine merits of the con-
tr)vcrsy. The propositions submitted by Chair
man Irons, of the knights of Labor, for the
bass of a conference between the men and their
employers. regulating the pay OF the various
clslS~es Of .abOrerS according TO the difficulties
and dangers OF the work TO be done, seem
reasonable, rs well can be judged at this
distance. They include a plan for the adjust
ment of troubles caused by the discharge of
men tor unsatisfactory work, which may be a
tritie crude in its present shape, but which
could be amended much more speedily by a
frank and free discussion than by the refusal of
the employers to consider il at all. Grand
Master Powderly's dispatch to Receiver Brown,
of the Texas Pacific Railway company, pro-
posing arbitration, was certainly courteous and
businesslike. Mr.. Browns answer has for its
chief characteristic a certain smartness of tone
which will do his cause little good with public
sentiment. Its spirit is very like that of the
responses with which the New York street car
companies met the petitions of their under
paid servants a few weeks ago. In these an
swers they certainly do not act like men who
are dealing earnestly and honestly with the
labor problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-12

The reduction of the government estimates
for the maintenance of parks in Great Britain
used exclusively by royalty indicates that the
house of commons is beginning to appreciate its
constitutional status. 1t was intended by its
founders To be an assemblage of representatives
OF the people, and, as tine holder of the public
purse-strings, the defender of the taxpayers
against extOrtion- A feeling has been steadily
growing in England for several years that If the
royal family insist upon Injuries not properly
appertaining TO their political rank the royal
family may have the privilege of paying for
them. Marriage portions for the queens child,
rem, endOwments for her penniless relatives by
blood or marriage, and other like grants pro-
posed to parliament have aroused more and
more contention among the economists there,
but the necessary vote has usually been forth
coming after few days of wrangling. Such a
majority against the crown as that given yes
terday is of the highest significance. The un-
written constitution of Great Britain has evil
IDENTIFY taken on n preamble, with ''We, the
People" tor its opening phrase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-12

The fact that the President had vetoed land
bill was noised about town last evening, if
veto messages from that quarter were rare as
To be curiosity. Congress has not yet given
Mr.. Cleveland an opportunity to put in many
messages of prohibition, but it would
be great mistake to suppose that he
Is novice at the art of writing them.
Indeed, his vetoes have played a very
conspicuous part in paving his path TO the
White House. 1t was veto forbidding the
payment of contractors bill which first sug-
geSted the mayor of Buffalo as a candidate tor
governor of New York. His vetOes as governor
I'LL volume of no mean dimensions. Congress
Will have to lay its course with greater care
than usual if it expects to escape a pretty fire.
quent visitation OF the same sort.
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Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements early as possible for
tomorrow sixty-four column STAR. in order
To insure insertion and proper classification.
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Petitions are pouring in from New York state
in favor of the confirmation of the nomination
If Ir. ]. c. Matthews TO a District Office. Now
let the President nominate citizen of the Dis
trict for a New York office, and see which way
the petition stream runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-12

New n EcKwEAa GooDs
We are continually receiving something new iu
these goods the latest additions being the following
which we recommend a. specially good values:
Z5O yards 'Bandeau' muslin Neck band, with
hemstitched edge, handsome. and specially desira-
BILE for neck and sleeve weaf Colors: White with
Cardinal embroidered edge, Ecru with Cardinal en-
broidered edge, Ecru with Brown embroidered edge
White with Blue embroidered edge, White with White
embroidered edge.
DECIDED NOVELTY" ONLY l21ac. PR. YD.
large. varied and wellselected stock of Ruchings
which we have marked at exceedingly low prices
amongst which we note:
,, S,row Crepe hisse Kuching. in white. cream and
back, hne and full, worth zoe only 16c per yard.
We are also showing light blue pink and cardinal
crepe Llsse Ruching; also combinations of white and
gold pink and gold, white and silver, light blue and
ties"
"Novelty".Muslin Band and Cape to pin neck
Kuchng to. instead of the dress Cannot explain 1t
25c
A new style In Ladies' Linen Collars is high and
nave the corners cut away: Very nObby.
We otter 100 dozen Ladies' 3-ply 800 Pure Linen
Collars. corners cut away: Only 121ac. each.
Special display of all the above goods tomorrow
Saturday, morning on our second floor. Take ele-
vatOr
wOODWARD a. TOTHROp
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We have just opened 600 dozen yards of machine
made Torchon Laces, in three splendid patterns Of
four widths EACH
Y inch y inch. inch. II. inches wide.
No.. l.Oc, zoe. 2Sc, SOC pr. doz. yda
tractve, and some excellent bargains" are contained
therein.
Second floor; take elevator).
WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
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A Conarr Thar WIZ FIR

wei 8nQ SET OH Tue NE0re IS what every
Lady requires.
As every merchant claims his stock to be the best
that the Lady Manager of this Department having
found out the deficiencies in the many styles of
SETS mas had line made to order covering these
points, e., three different lengths, In every size.
Wnte Blue, Pink, Drab and Cream. 81 so per pair
other makes OF established reputation, as to t and
Fine German woven Corsets side steels embroidered
bust, only 75c. each.
r and @. Couttle Corsets. sizes 10 to 60 perfect
fitting, 81 per pair.
Fine Coutille Corsets. double-boned over the hips
Tor stout ladies, only 81. IS per pair.
II you Will give Corsets q fair trial, you win be
satisfied with no others
(Second floor: take elevator.)
WOnnV a
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YouR ATTENTION Is CALLED

I OUR ATTENTION is CALLED
To the following extraordinary values In Ladies' Mus
I'm Underwe Or, which will be placed on sale
TOMORROW SATURDAY. MORNINGS:
Ladies Cambria Corset Covers. v shaped neck. I'm.
$50. each.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, cluster of four tucks
Hamburg ruffe around the bottom, only 37lhc per
Ladies' Extra Fine Muslin Drawers. two clusters of
three fine tncks Hamburg insertion and Hamburg
rufhe around the bottom, only SOC. per pair.
Ladies FINE Muslin SQuare-neck Chemise, with yoke
Of three Hamburg Insertions and two clusters of four
fine tucks. rufae around neck and yoke. only 5Oc.
Ladies, Extra Fiae Muslin square-neck Chemse,
with yoke of solid embroidery, fine Hamburg EN-.
broidery around neck yoke ana sleeves, excellent
Ladies' Fine Musl Night Robes, with four clusters
of five fine tucks, cambria ruffle around neck and
sleeves, only SOC each
Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard Night Robes
with yoke of fourteen tucks, Hamburg rufie around
the neck sleeves and down the 'front.' only &C EACH
Ladies' Extra Fine Muslin Night Robes yoke OF
Hamburg inserting aid four listers of seven fine
French tucks Hamburg rufle around the neck yoke
and down the 'front.' French sleeves excellent gar
ment, only LOO each.
(SecOnd floor: take elevator.
WOODWARD a. C0TJROp
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NOR RENT
Il l163Pn.w. 11rs...S So. "a
l1O6 + st. NV. 12rs..-75
12l2N. Y. ave..lOr..1O
302 Indiana av, Hrs. go
24O2 Pa av., 12r..........45
22ll 18th n. W., 6r...27.5O
633 Mass. av. n.e.. Or. Do
3O4S z st. NV. Sr....22.50
901 18th ST. Sc, 5r.-.l0 80
3O3 NJ 81. NV, l2r.....40
1O06 26th st. NV, 1Or- 80
AS p st. NV, Sr............3O
1908 s st. NV, z rs.-......2J
45O46S Wash. St, IT,. %
2S20 n s.. NV. s rs.......25
943 NJ st. NV, 1883. "a
10l4 10th NV, l2r-65.OO
1880 18th St n.w....-42.5O
1910 u st. NV. lOr. Did
400 n. j. ave. Sc, l0r-.2s
1Ol0l426th n.w.6r. 2S.5C
634 n. Y. a NV. Srs.21 sc
mhS e. 3
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WANTED--HOUSES

"ANTED-TO Boy SMALL HOUSE FOR
w $4,000 or less cash. Address Box ISL Star
office, stating price and location. mh1l-2t*
VIZ ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH SMALL
w brick House mod. imp. on Capitol Hill; no far
Their east than 9th st. Only parties giving price,
tion size oflot, &c. treated with Address ROB ROY
Star Office mil -3ts
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL GROOM
w House, in good neighborhood for about 81 800
cash. no improvements, but water in yard Address,
with full particulars, Box 143 Star office. mh4-2w*
NTANTED-TO BUY-A FIVE OR SIX-ROOM
w House in good repair, centrally located be
very cheap for cash. Only answers giving street and
number price and full particulars, VIII receive atten
ton Address ZERO, Star office. mhlO-3t*
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Fms On RYr WHnkr.
Reduced from 75c to SOC per pint bottle and from Is
g $50 Per gallon. Warranted strictly pure. for
Medlc1nal and general use. Having handled ths
Whsky extensively for more than eighteen yearr
recommend with perfect confidence g 10 It's entire
purity, u6e OF hsl oil and all other impurIes WIN
Its hne flavor unimpared. It certainly meriss trial
ARTHUR NATTANs, PHARMACIST.
mo 18th and "a and "a and D n M
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BOARDING.

hight OR TEN BOARDERs CAN BE ACCoN-
~ modated at l64O tth u. NV. Terms reasonable
Convenient to cars. mhI1-9fS
ELE0ANT FURNISHED ROoMe WITH FIRST
11caass Board. 70, 80. 30 TO 40 per month
DOARDING AT 4O4 90 81 NV. Also sew
ID erl nnfnished rooms Tor rent mht-2Ws
TIVE LOCHIEL HOUSE, SO 0T8 81. Nv
Il ava the Ia Pierre RW cor. 10Th and NV. Sroohi
best conducted Boarding houses "a the cY, T1h2e6r
claAe pleasant EoomA Terms modocn10 ocz07
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FOR SALE-dOUSES

I.>uR sALE-lale VERMONT AVE " w A
substantial and wcil-rranged residensvt tw arv
and manSard. VIII esod 81 rs,aSo, ee figure
rHoS> J. 4 IsHER a CO. 1874 n st NV mi5m
I>OR SALE-A DESIRABIE THRFF-SToRy
Il residence, overlooking Dupont Circle ana Soo-
necticlt ave- House three rooms deep and tbor.
oughly built rHoS ]. klsHEk q co. 1924 81
NV ml2at
NOR SALE-NEw HOUSE. SITUATED NEAR
Il 18th and r q rooms hath:ccllar cnucressa
and all modern ccnvenienceS price SS.Sou. this q a
very complete and desirable house. terms 20 salil
AUSTIN r. BROWN. ls2o q At NV. mhl2-lm
II House and Lot and s-room House and q acres
with al kinds Of fruit. Houses iB good repair terms
easy. louis Z. SHOEMAKER. g2o 81. a Va
mhla.St
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES,

LNOR RENT-MARKET STORES WITH
II Dwellings above 4OS and 40 st n (belween
14th st. and Riggs Markett) These houses have
large concreted cellar, vautway: stores with high
ceilings and large plate glass show windows
above stores hot and cold water furnaces % feet
sidewalk: admirably adapted for provision. meat
18th st. mhl1-3t*
LyOR RENT-A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM,
II ITO L ST. NV A p. HILL & CO.,
mh9-1m 1898 St
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NOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE; TEN
I rooms: fine location: stable on lot SIS a month
1877 l1th St n mhlO-6ts
LNOR RENT-lO ROOM BRICK. NJ ST, NEAR
II 9th st N. w. 10 Room, new double brick, T ST.,
near 9th St n W. r H I. LEIPOLD, 1881 st. n
mhl06t
nor RENT-1125 l4TH ST., OPPOSITE THE
Il Portland: fourteen rooms SIS. New brick Houses
for SIS and $40: well located. PARKER d TOWN
SEND. l4lSFst. mhlo-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-12

NOR SALE-THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL
IL Estate Company have large and choice line of
improved and unmproved property for sale Offering
rare chances for investment Parties desiring par
chase or having land for sale In the north north
east section Of the city will find their advantage
10 do so through this company. which gives whole
attention and energy TO the development part
of the city. This company has seventy thousand
feel i'm one tract on New Hampshire ave- d bargain
tor Investment.
Also, 100000 acres Of improved farm lands In Viz
gnia for sale or exchange
n23-bm blO r st NV.
LNOR SALE-TWO VERY HANDSOME NEW B.
Il story and basement Brick Houses containing IL
rooms and line cellar, with every Improvement. To-
Gated l225 and l22s 18th ST.. bet. Mass and
n. W. Houses are open for inspection. Price. $500
For further Information apply TO owner. *. GOLD
SCHMID, Sl2 9TH IA. W. m23m
NOR SALE
Il 1hiee-story Brick stone trimmings: complete In
every respect, with all modern improvements: first
class location; plans shown of the inter or The
house Is in perfect condition, having always 90
cupied by owner will be sold ow ON very easy terms
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
Real Estate Broker,
f2a-1m 100 Pennsylvania
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VNANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM CENTRAL
w ly located, at once, by gentlemen and wife. Ad-
DRESS wit terms D. s. W., Star Office Its
WANTED - PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
w and board In private family; within ten min
utes walk OF Printing Office. Address FRED, Star
office 1t
"ANTED-ROOMS, IN CENTRAL OR NORTH
w western part of city, suite Of two three
ono, story Rooms facing south or east; Handsomely
and wife, Address. with terms, &c, Box so, star
Office mhl2-2tx
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOU

DOR SALE-A GROCERY AND PROVISION
IL Store, Stock and Fixtures: new Horse and Dayton
taken in exchange. Inquire at the northeast corner
Of 18th and L SITS NV II. d. PEEL. mh12-3t*
L>OR SALE-GOOD WILL AND FURNITURE OF
IL large boarding house In Baltimore most fash
onabe ST. House is full Of boarders and it pays
handsomely. VIII show expense account and receipts.
opportunity could occur. For particulars inquire of
G. A. SWAMI. 80 n. Charles st Baltimore Nd.
m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-08

As to potato rot, from which the crop has
suffered SO severely this fall, the cause of
that too, is something 'no fellow can find
out" as yet Some say it is owing to the
cold wet season, others that potatoes i'll
which the soil has been too powerfully en-
riched with fresh stable manure take to rot
ting. There are those who claim that it is a
sort of epidemic or contagious disease caused
10y the growth upon the tuber of a fungus
This much is certain: It will pass away i'll
course Of time or cease to destroy the crop,
like the potato beetle, the Kansas grasshop-
per and as the pear blight is commencing
to do.
Last of all, hog cholera concerning which
there is absolutely nothing new, and for
which there Is no known remedy When
one stops to think of it he is astonished at
how much there is that people don't know
When anything certain is asccrtiined on
The subjects mentioned we shall certainly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-08
NIarl.

Professor Kedzie chemist of the Michigan
Agricultural college, has published an inter
esting bulletin on this tonic. He says when
at the bottom of muck. beds and shallow
ponds white or yelowish white substance
is found. that is mari 1t consists more or
less. of lime and magneSia. and in proper
ton n, these are large III quantity N it will
be its value rs IA fertilizer If it disSolvcS
readily in common muriatic acid, with Il
fixing etlerVeScence, then it i composed
largely of these constituents; if not, not
1t Is an excellent fertilizer for light, sandy
soil containing IA fair supply of vegetable
matter. 1t helps open wet soils that run TO
moss and bunch grass. dres sing of fifty
or seventyiive bushels to til, acre is the
proper amount. 1t wants to be finely pull
verIzed AMI mixed with the surface soil.
Freezing pulverizas it better Than anything
else. he effect of mari upon soil is some
thing similar to that of spent lime, except
that it is milder not so caustic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-08

Soon after this he left school, and was
taken in charge by n Boston mesmerist.
Thence he developed into spiritual
med UNI He was always a strange crea-
ture boy AMI man. 1t may Ire interesting
to know that when in England he was the
guest for days of Lord Lytton, who made
him the foundation for his character of
Margrave in the novel "A Strange Story"
At the age of 40 he Nas ''portly man, tall in
stature with gray hair, mouStache and
imperial, and big, staring light gray eyes"
While performing his wonders he led a
rigidlv temperate and regular life. Then
occasionally he would stop over and amuSe
himself with the rest of the boys While
the til lasted h. INDUCED in any dissipation
he chose. But during this time there was
no won'er-mongcrng. Carousing destroyed
his peculiar gifts for the time.
These powers We're marvellous and some of
them ineNpi.cable by any known laws.
once when he wa, in the west, at Terre
Hau'c, Ind, an old mau from Illinois came
70 see him
a woman is here: near relative of
yours said Foster. in his brusque, jerky
way.
II don't know her - said the old man.
you do" retorted Foster "She died
years ago suddenly in mysterious way.
She is a daughter or sister"
II don't know any such person." said the
bewderod old man.
Foster Sprang to his feet and paced the
floor. He stamped, gesticulated, and was
strongly excited
Il tell YOU, YOU do know her" he said, an
glIly. He looked much as though he was about
10 collar his visitor and shake the knowledge
into him. He became half wild IN his excite
ment.
Here, stop" he exclaimed why can't
| think of her name: Oh yes; | have it.
It's Laura that's what it is"
In his excitement he shouted the word
Laura in high key
The old man was in his turn excited now.
'Oh, yes, | see" he replied, quickly. "Why
couldn't | think of that before. Laura was
my sister She died many years ago very
suddenly, and we never knew what caused
her death. Ask her what she died of. ="
The medium explained that it was some
brain trouble, of such n nature that death
came suddenly.
Here was a case which must be put quite
beyond the pale OF thought reading or
thought tran>ference. The dead woman was
not only not in the visitors mind, but it was
with difficulty that Foster recalled her to his
memory
Eos er made enormous sums of money
which he gave away rs fast as it came In
Europt and Australia they called him THE
American Puzzle Once he suddenly be-
came homesck when he was earning 500 a
day in Australia, and he threw this all over
and came home in the next ship.
brain trouble overlook him years ago,
since which time he has been out of his mind
mostly and under guardianship. He died at
last of softeninS of the brain, at the resi-
dence of his aunt, Mrs. Cali, Salem, Mass
He was half charlatan and half mystery.
The question one involuntarily asks is this
With all his abnormal powers, what good
did he do: ELIZA ARCHARD.