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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
All kinds of feed.

ng machinery
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-08-10
New and improved Corn Crusher.

hand after the middle of September next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
A LETTER FRoM
MADAME ADELINA PATTI NIcoLINI.


Unjust repeat once more my belief that there never
has BEEN anything equal in merit to the Recauier
Preparations my skin Is immensely improved by
their Use. IL has grown smooth and 40 fair that
need not dread old while these magic inventions Of
yours exist Oct ST. use Cream Balm. and Lotion
every day of life, and could not exist Comfortably
without them. Reeafnier Soap also Is perfect. I
thought other rood. but had never tried the
R1camier. / shall never any other. II far sur
passes al toilet soaps London. Dec -. 1 hear the
Princess of wses is delighted with Re canier Prepara
tionsL I shall certainly recommend them to Her
Royal Hixhness when next see her. send you an
autograph letter inclose the Princess of Wales
Later. from Spain--I cannot tell You how anxious
do all can for the Recamler Preparations. I
tell everyone here in Spain how much they have done
for me- have spoken to the Queen about them. and
when get to South America hope to find letter
from you telling how can best you there.
DO want TO help YOU for i am convinced your Reca-
mer PrepsrztiOns the greatest boon invented
could NOD comfort aby endure a day without them
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINL
You can have q beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream provided you avoid al cosmetics 1t
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics II will
remove pimples liver spots blsckhesds and reness OF
the skin Any of these imperfections q woman's
face 10 equivalent to a painted sign. saying This
woman is uncleanly in her personal habits she does
think II worth while to make herself attractive
Send for free sample of Recamier Powder. Harriet
Hubbard Aver. 81 Par& Place, New York SET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
DIED.


FEDERLINE. On September IL, 1855, At nm.
FkhNk. eldest son Of Joseph and Annie fssierline.
Funeral Will take place from his mother. residence
Raaie@ mas al sne im%s uias c1nespsos ehaSes
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 At
FREE on Monday, September IL. 1855, at $40
a M. Joseph d. FREE sR.. IN the seyenty-fourth
Res,vs and friends invited attend the funeral
r Smr p, late res,dense .l5 stret northwest On
lPhiladelphia and Harrisburg papers plesse copy
o, on 5 ISesa,y s.g.spP a Is ,sss
09Sdr.cs, IN The seventeen ,ssr Of h,s ~ IT,.
fsr.sn stree. esrre'Own. d. C. Fnsnds and relatives
loved daughter Of william II. ana Annie Lazy. sssd
twenty years. nine months and one day
God needed one more ANGEL child.
So he bent with lowing smile
And casp-d our dsrlng's hand
o Erps,s viz ,sss nl.e, from her parent, .s..asncs
T. m Relatives and friends of the family rsspsct-
RANDOLPH. ON Tuesday, September Is 1855. az
200 pm chAkl,Es The infant son Of Michael I. and
faaersi sii axe pises from a.. .srsut. riseuc
n.y. seventh stree, south..st ON THURSDAY svenin9
tend. '@' "s'A"'e' ''' 'f'e"'e mn 'N"''o
ROCK. On wednesd.y. September 10. Isss. st .
and assrie Rocf sred yine months aud two d.ys-
funeral Ihursd.y. September 90, ., 80 nm. rum
respectfully invited % attend
RoIL1Ns Az the home OF hie father sf Scat Pleas-
ant Nd. september 10 1855. q VANCE koLLfNs.
asfed twenty yeArS
funepi al Seat Pleasant Ma sspiembsr n. 1855,
tS O'Clock .. m Friends Of the family renpsct-
fully invited TO attend
rs.idsnse q her sou e' casls: TsSns:. s.. Pa
fu1sr. LON ss IN Ss . .ouA
west On Thursday. at 10 O'Clock am
,. wEsL se r. ~, ssp, :s, ~ ISIS 4 -
MINNIE A. daughter Of tbs late kobsrt A Wesl
Funeral private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
REuARKasLE CuHE Or A CHILD
By THE CUTiCURA REMEDIES.

When six months old. the left hand Of our little
grAndchild began to swell and had every appearance
of alarxe boil Wepoulticed it, but all to purpose
About i've months after 1t became a running
soon other formed. He then had two of them
each hand and IS his blood became and i'm
pure. It took less time for them TO break out
on the chin. beneath the under lip which was
offensive. His head solid scsb. aischarg-
ing great deal This his condition at twenty
two months old. when undertook the of him. his
mother having died when he a little more than
old of consumption tscrofala of He could
walk little but could not get up If he fell down.
and could not move when in bed having OF his
hands immediately commenced with the CUrICURA
REMEDIES. using all freely. One after another
healed bOny matter forming in each Of these ive
deep Ones Just before healinx. which won finally
grow loose All taken OUT then they would beal
rapidly. One Of thsss uSiy bone formati 1ns / pre-
served After taking dozen and a half bottles he was
completely cured and il the OF six years.
strong and healthy child
MRS. T. 8. briggs,
6l2 Z. Clay ST.. Bloomington. Ill
Sold everywhere. Price CUTIcURA. Soc. Soar. 25c
REsoLvESr. ell Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
- send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages.
80 lGst. atoms, and 100 tesimo .ias. seIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

Shed nats wise aaa n1eR LoWysr.
THIN nAAc yxuIrr Junrsp rRon A vrSpov AND
fRiEp 10 KILL nfnsELR.
Isaac Pruitt . veteran OF the late war ana man
hitherto OF good standing In Wabash, Ind, rived
unhappily with his wife after the war. The woman
harmed that her husband, with whom she had net
been living for some time, was preparing TO ship
his furniture 70 Richmond, Ind. and had loaded &c
on the carS The articles included several little
things which she cherished and which had oeen
presented 10 her in past years before her married
troubles began. She At once made application 10
Pruitt FOR these articles and was met with an
abrupt refusal She retained j. H. Blackicdge,
one OF the most prominent attorneys OF Howard
county, who advised a suit for the value VI the
ar,iees eapias was , ,ssaed s, and sesyed ana
Wabash yesterday.
The only persons In the courtroom were an on
the attorney ana sws ne
should pay $40 with costs As The nDding was an
nouncsd Pruitt reached into his hip pocket as
though 20 get his purse, but instead he produced
a revolver ana o,gan lring. The rrst bullet
struck the LETT breast Of the woman. coming out
at her night shoulder. The second wounded her
ledge In the right breast and came out near the
LEFT shoulder. The fourth outlet was buried In
the wall Justice Bonham and the officer. J. IL
Burke, rushed at the murder. and the justice
smashed q chair In vain endeavor 70 knock him
down. Pruitt rushed 10 the rear window. sun
through Il. lie was soon arlerward discovered
hiding among heap OF boxes and rubbish piled
up in the rear OF the justices once: he had
jumped 80 feet, and had collided with a wire
charged with electricity. and the shock, with his
cuts, bruises and broken bones had disabled him
he was placed In Jai 70 await the result OF his
victims injuries, and few minutes later tried 70
end his life.
Mrs. Praitt and her attorney, both very weak
from loss OF blood were al once carried 70 their
homes IL was thought that they could not sur
vlve an hour, but IL q late hour last night the
, woman was sun alive She was not expected 70
1--we until morning. There Is q slight Improvement
IN the condition OF Attorney Blackledge and there
are some hopes for his recovery. Pruitt Is appa-
rentiy crAzed by the affair. In the town there f.
some sympathy for the prisoner who, it IL be-
neveo, was harassed almost beyond endurance by
MS Wife He purchased the pistol some time ago
he claims, TO snoot Joe Ptser who he alleges was
the cause OF his separation from mis- vile He has
70 DE guarded In jail " prevent him from Killing
himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
Al Esccsrse M~~.,.,. u..,-


Acorrespondent OF the LONDON DaslV Ns,cs IN
.eoons seeas 70 That paper an account Of On cleo
INC mountain railway-the nrrt OF its kind.-unson
mas recently peea opened 10 the pubic st the Bur.
sebs'ock- near Lncerna Hitherto the says a has
oeeh oon1oereo Impossible construct a funicular
s ~ a ANYWAY with curve; but the new the
w tne burgenstock has achieved that feaf under
sne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF M. AbL the swiss eectn-
car engineer. The rails descrfpe one grsnd curve
lormed upon 81 angie OF no degrsrs ana me
lourhey l. naoe n steadily and smoothiy As upop
any OF the. straight fuaiculars preylrusly con-
,,, ~ ~ W has been cut Tor The most part
vus o. Sae SOLD rock, In the mountain side from
the shore at the lake Of Lucerne 10 the hs,se, sf
lne $50 feet above its level and
IsU Ieet ABOVE the level OF the ses- The tot ~
m,,s ol snS Inc y Az meters and q commences
Will sIausnt OF 81 per cent when In IN
creased To - per cent after the nrsI 40
meters and this II maintained for me rrst
~ sne p1fneSi sngle pair Of rails Is uscd
hall distance 70 permit Two cars 10 mass fbrongh
the opposition Of the swiss GOVERNMENT each a.
N AZ the pres nj Time only allowed Co run the haf
a oh, ana sneS insist apoo the passengers
changlhg, IN order. a. they say 20 avoid COLLISION
or accident l have MADE a number ~ Ioqrpeys
up and oown Inc mountain 10 company with an
engineer and the experience Is sufiicient 20 prove
e INA, sne pronioluon "a altogether unnecessary.
Two dynamos, each OF IS horse power which an,
worked py wster-wheel Of lis hor,s.-noUer
erected upon the River Aar AT It's mouth al Ruo,hS
miles away. oaly one man ls required 60 nap-
age the train, and the movement on the e.. A.
completely under his control. one dynamo n sur
ncient 20 perform the work OF hauling up ana lei
ting down the cars containing nfty OF sirty psr.
sous AT the end OF the journey, competed In
about fifteen minutes Of an ordinary walkins
speed. the car moves gently against a SUNNI
butler, and II locked by lever, without noiss and
wNhout loltng the passengers THIS interesting
Undertaking has been carried out NJ cost q
c2lOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Md. sept. 19.-virs1nia sixes con-
soidated 81: do. ten-forues, 3o5s do, threes.
IL lid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. 10. Cotton, quiet and
steadyuiddling. lOSa1O9S Flour. quiet and steady
Wheat-southern duI and steady: Fultz, 9oa102;
Longberry. 96s103: western, dull and lower closing
weak No winter red spot, 93aa931; September,
y3sae3k; October. "a 1aa941a. December, 81 sa97h
Oorn-southern. quiet ana steady; white, BRASS yell
low, Joao6. western, quiet and steady: mixed spot.
o2aL2H; september. 81 4ao3; year, 45Aa4o4; Janu-
ary 445sa4o. Oats fairly active but easy-southern
and Psnn,y lvana, 32a34; western white, 3.a53
western mixed. 2sa30. Rye. quiet. 61a6a Hay. duh
prime to choice western. 1o.0Oal5 90 Provisions
Lard-renned- 1, Butter. nrm-western scked. l5s
IL; creamery. 2la23. EsTs firm, 1920. Petroleum,
steady-renned. N. Coffee. hrmsr-Rio cargoss fair,
lolsalJh Sugar steady-A soft. "a; copper refined,
hrnI, lo8alos4. Whisky, steady. 126al2S Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer. dull - cotton. I'D: flour
per ton. lSs6d grain, 1ai nd Recepts-hour, $500
barrels wheat. $1,000 bushels corn. 5000 bushels;
oats. 10000 bushels; rye, 6uO buslels shipments
hour. $4,000 barrels; corn. 1000 bushels. sales
Wheat 100000 bushels. corn, - 900 bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept l9.-Cables this morning were
bearish. Wheat opened 3sa lower. the former Decem
Der, which was quoted at 913s. Corn d lower at
43 for October. Oats were unchanged. Pork WAS
lower. the latter tor futures with October at
IA 40 asked. Lard unchanged. Near by futures in
short rios were D lower the QuotatIon for October
being S-S2S.
CHICAGO. Sept 19.-At IL o'clock the October op-
ton was quoted follows: Wheat, 9lss; corn 43Aa
49,; oats 24s: pork. 14.5o; Lard. 1O.75a1O.sO
short ribs, S.17k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
A REx.RKABLr CASE

The WELL-kNOwN CARLSBAD SPRUpFI SALT
PhOSUkEDF FROM The NATURAL SPRINGS
OF SAkL BAD. BETTER IHAN ANY
OF The sO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIEs
The cashier of NJ C3ugren heiTn's soma Or; ana "a
Franklin street. Of the largest import bouses In
followsl O
For years / have suffered from abscesses which
always formed on the back Of my neck had 10 be
utfrom time TO time to obtain relief used all
Of blood purifsrs but without avail. The Assesses
would always resppear. 7 suffered very much pain
until my physician advised use the sen uine i'm
Ported Carlsbad sprudel salts powder form) used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. My complexion
cleared. and have enjoyed good health since
cannot speak too Of this really valuable remedy
and have ended IL to all friends who
speak Of it, wonderful effects . laxative.
hOurs very respectfully. l. MEYERs
The Genuine Csrls6ad Sprudel Salt Powder put up
in -ound bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the seal OF the city of Carlsbad and the sisna
tur~ OF EJsner Mendelson Co, sole Agents, around
the neck q every bottl All others are worthless imi
tatiOns Pamphlets and DIR. TobOIdts lecture mailed
free upon application EIsNEi. MENDELsON CO.,
Barclay 81. y. u. Sole Agents aul-m.wSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
AIl's Well that Ends Well.


The summer hotels are closing, and among Other
people who are hooking back from them are the
artists A Boston artist dcclares how truthfuiiy
each may decide for himself, that q newly be-
trothed lover commissioned him TO paint Q certain
secluded nook In the rocks on the shore, because
there he had declared his passion. The picture
was painted, but before it was done the brief en-
gagement was broken, and the Tilted lover SAID 70
the artist:
'Of course, I win see you through on that pic
ture, but now my engagement Is on, II OF course
would be painfully suggestive TO me, ana II you
can sell it 20 somebody else win take another
picture, and be extremely obliged beside&"
within week his patron again preeented himself.
ut u all right" he announced, Joyously. I'm
take that picture"
"Am 10 congratulate you on the renewal a
your engagement" the artist asked
The other seemed Q little confused: then he 10
covered his elf-pOsoeasfOn and gr1nned.
NWell, not exactl7,s be responded ut Wa the
same piace. oue the gfrt was different"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
Cheap ReGreshnaene.


Paris Is trying an experiment which has ioag
ago been found TO answer In Italy, On one OF
the boulevards . new establishment has been
opened for the personal comfort OF Parisians You
can wash your hands, have your clothes brushed,
your boo>s cleaned You can write your letters
Paper, pens Ink, &C., are at your disposal In one
ana Tue provinces, but OF all great continental
capitals third room Is devoted 70 works OF ref
erence, encyclopedias dictionaries and directories.
Ineie are a telephone ana a post-olnce and all
THIS Is open 10 any passer-by VINO pays half a
franc admission. Tue Italian idea did not 40
quite So far quo IN some respects IL was more use
luL IL was not private speculation, Out a gov
erhment concern. In fact, IL Was part OF The
working OF the postal system OF the country. You
PAID penny entrance lee and found all the means
VI wriung and all the Information you might
need at hand You buy paper at cost price and
have the use OF writing materials gratuiUously.
The French Institution Is speculation, and II the
building Just opened on the Boulevard Mont
martre succeed no doubt we snail see others es-
laoiished all over the capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
Too Much for Her NerveA
4 YOUNG NURSE MADE INSANE BY WITNESSING

A special from Canton, Ohio, to the Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph, dated Sept. Is, says: sad
case Of insanity Is reported from Msssillon. Miss
Eva Pemberthy, aged eighteen years, well educated
and the daughter OF wealthy parents, went to
Pittsburg some weeks ago and secured q position
In one OF the hospitals there, Miss Pemberthy had
been in the hospital but few days when she wit
messed q fr1ghtful surgical operation, which made
such an impression that her mind became unbal-
anced She was brought back to her home and is
now raving maniac, pulling out her hair by the
handfuiA She tmagtnes that the entire family Is
insane, she alone being sane.
To-day the unfortunate young lady WAS removed
to the asylum at Toledo. her parents are nearly
Wild over their af1ictton, and the affair has Great
ed o big sensation In the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
Tn FR,rxp Or Az

FUNDS E1IkACI v ussd IN the household OF tbe
Members Of the Array and the Navy The Bar si,e
bspch ths 2upit aud the press-au ranks and ri..ss
@ people-nAve sent their personal expsr.enee an1
thsnks for the last forty year, until their letter.
nled volu<A tes9fynx 70 tbs wondsrful eurVs of Al
ktpds o. Ratn or Inflammation. efeet ted Ly FOND's
EXTRACT. -
Esmemesr PONDS EXTRACT il sold in bottles only
bud Wrapper with lAndscspe trade mArk thsreon ~
viii rsspserAhle druxxists only. mySs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

81 petersburg Letter IN Chicago Mail
All Russians smoke cigarettes and delight TO
hold gallon OF carbon 10 their lungs and then
ron II out like steam from IN escape pipe In
southern Ruaaia and the Caucasus the women
matrons ana even some unmarried oues-smoke
almost es universally - tue men I have had
Two or three rn,eA nicely dressed ladies step 70
me In railroad station or on the platform and
oeg OF me light ! suppose this arose from
my having cigar, from which q better light
could De had than from the cigareIpe OF anogher.
In Northern Russia and e D. feterSburI have
seen out Two women with c1gareteeA ANA tank
they were travoien an tod Comparatively nv
here smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
The Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Warrington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
y s. 4s% 1897. coupons I06Z. bid. 1917 asked
=. s.. As, registered. l2sts bid. 100 asked.
D. G. 90 year fund. 3-65s, 1924 currency, 1922 bid
I2Oh asked: d G. 3O-year fund, 6s, 1902 coin,
i22 bid Washington and Georgetown Railroad
bonds. lO95a bid Metropolitan Kaiirosd stock, 1861
bud, 10 asked North Capitol aud Street Railroad,
% bid - asked. Washington Cas- Alb bid, IL q
National Metropolitan Bank, 1874 bid. 1913 asked.
Irsst Fails Ice l2Q bid Real Estate Title Insurance.
ll0S bid, l22 a>ked Pennsylvania Telephone Co.,
. y Did 40 asked. Y; 3. Electric Light, So asked
National Bank OF the Republic, 1851 bid, l6I asked
Washington and GEORGETOWN Railroad stock 2lO bid,
32O ASKED Bull Kun Panorama Co, "a asked.
Columbia Iitle Insurance Co. 3. bic. 5A asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
What Society lie.

WITH SOME HINTS As TO WHY 1T Is, WHAT IT Is AND
HOW 1T CANE Blk 50.
From the New York Tribune
Society, in TRUTH is the greatest despot on earth
1t will not conform; IL demands conformity from
those who are admitted into it. The woman who
has written novels that have sold is not the law
giver whom Emerson had in mind To do her
justice she does not want TO give laws; she brings
into this new world what she has to bring; gives
OF her best; wonders at first or after the f1rst
moment OF curiosity about her is past. that her
contributions are not more TO the purpose; ends
by percelving the real truth. She has been asked
In the hope mat she may either amuse her hostess
and the company, or may prove 10 be OF the CON-
pany. II she is neither one nor the other, she Is
dropped, unless, perchance she has the VII 20 be
the nrst to perceive this want OF congruity and 10
take herself out OF the uncongenial atmosphere
which she has been invited TO breathe.
There is In these days such thing as doctrine
Piled II ever TO such subjects as society, but IL is
applicable. Society conssts-in part, not wholly
OF pei sons whose ancestors were In society before
them. Generation oy generation they acquired
social aputudes, that OF conversation among
others; OF the conversation best suited TO SOCIAL
circumstances. Custom is second nature; then
may not nature, queried Pascal be only first Gus
tomf IL became a custom u exchange remarks
easily, naturally; seldom profound. and often
witty, sometimes clever, sometimes dull But the
habit or an easy HOW OF tax was established.
People met on easy terms They did not talk for
victory, nor for display. They mignt be silent II
they chose, and no criticism upon them was the
result or this silence. They did not raise their
voices nor tune their mind In TOO high key. A
drawing room was not an arena a dining-table
not stage; these people met at both Tor inter-
course. for pleasure, for many objects, but not
indiscriminate competition.
SO long has this habit lasted, so many genera
tons have unconsciously, perhaps but decisively,
fixed the standard that an outsider admitted for
tue 1rst time necessarily beLrays himself 10 be
an outsider; heredily has done nothing for him.
Tact Quickness Oh perception, the art or conform
ing must stand TO hum In the place OF those ances
tors who Jailed 70 transmit 70 him qualities they
dld not possess de must talk as other people
talk, or hold his tongue The least arrogance the
least seif-assertion, the least mint OF notion on
his part That be Is present In q missionary spirit
observe In Others is fatal IL is one OF the virtues
OF heredity that il not only nourishes by trans
mission, but suppresses. He who possesses these
inherited lntultions may or may not number
among them genius for putting his thoughts into
fascinating speech. What he Is certain 70 possess
Is the power OF saying nothing at the right
moment The repose which stamps the caste OF
VERDE We're Is y repose OF mind Mel as Of body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

From the Ph1IadolphIH htcOru
GOOD deacon-"Have you been out OF town.
Young man-"No, sir-well. was away q week
or SO q couple Of months ago."
~ supposed you had not been here, because it Is
many sundays since have seen you at church.
You used 10 come regularly with your sister,"
'Oh! she was nor my sister. Church was the
only place her parents would let her 90 TO with
me. But it's all right now. We're married"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19
The bill Held Back.


PREsID ENrs HANDS.
The resolution 10 ported In the Senate to-day by
Mr.. Edmunds, from the foreign relations commit
tee, directing the presiding ofncer OF the Sen
ate 70 retain possession OF the House
Chinese restriction bill, caused consid-
cradle comment Senator Edmunds has
been opposed to the bill from the first, and had he
been here when the motion to reconsider was up,
he probably would have been able to carry It.
As that motion was voted down the only
remaining step was TO endeavor 70 keep
the dill from reaching the President.
II came over from the House yesterday, signed,
and late In the afternoon received the signature
OF the President OF the Senate. II had not been
returned TO the House when Mr.. Edmumds
reported the reported the resolution today. As
the resolution went over BY objection IL had no
binding effect; 80 chairman Bowen, OF the senate
committee on enrolled bills who iavors the bill,
had IL returned TO the House. But II Il held there
the chairman OF the House committee on enrolled
bills having ordered It 10 be held back to give the
Senate time TO act on the Edmunds' resolution. II
Is probable that the bill will be retained until
something definite can be learned TO the inten-
ton OF China. with regard TO the treaty.