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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

The treatment Of many thoufurfs % casct
OF thoto chro1.r vcahnsstfo aud ea,tttts,nf
ailments peculiar :? !gnlsle,, q, isc lns!1l,it
has afforded vast efFrficncr W nlqell nnne
Ing and thoroughly testing fcmetifs Tot >
cur Of seinans p,e,lilas s,ai ss.,sss.,tptic
Il the uptRfpath, or fegnii, " tt4a Fttat ~ .
valuable csperisRce. Thousands ~ tcsliuy ;,
nia. Ieesiysd fro, ps,s I. ~ saa d sS,a pa
waited and obstinate cases Which hal haih =
thrir skill, prove u g h tho Hpsi N.nasfi ~
ss,ess,,ay ,ssJSgn IL h .St Recommended q 8
"cure-Aii. but a. most pcrfvct spgeinc ~
Notnhn'u peculiar nllmsntfs
1, a. Impl RS" sifrnsis 10 % lbe Theis sSsis
and 10 tho womb and ~ nrptaaNrs II
particular. For oycrupficd. worn 90
dfSssrna kcri. sesInsircslcs. rsb1p-gisis. h0p
kccpcFe, nursing nothrrF. nnd tt.Mr VOL
generally, nr. rirrec's iayorig Fnsrfipu ~
y the Rrratcst earthly boon, ttinf unequm =
az an appriirlhF cordial apd fcipfniitc toe
AZ a soothing and strenf thenn
nervtne, fayagie frctcI'g u.n
DUNG nervous ckCitalliiiy, iffitaitAy.
hnuftion. prustratlup. hfrteiia, tpnNsa VA
other distressing, ner tens tys,pseaae 80. . z.
diaeass Of tho wuiub. "a Induces TSfr7eh Z
sleep and relieves mental nntiesy rra =
'Dr. pfores,s Fav critic PrcscrIpttof
is a legitimate medicine, gaIei w
compounded y an experienced afd sall.t2 =.
physician aud adapted % uoiunns dcli AIe
composition and perfectly harmless IN =
effects 10 any condition o. tho system, at
morning gickucra. or NAUSEA, from y Datnf
causs sIlspf, yras stomach. inage.usa ~, p ~
do.eA will prove. tery tsgei..tal
tive cure Tor the n =; cemrllealed and ~
nfinatd cases 81 lcucofrbfn. excessive fior inH,
prolApeus. ~ failing 81 Tic wpinh. weak iAfk,
efeniale wcaknraa. nntercrsiun, rctrorcr r.
bearing down SITUATIONS. chronic eonEt4 ~
Inflammation and liberation of the uuinl ~
fialnmstiou. pain and tenderness Ia oyaFic1.
accompanied with internal heat"
AZ a regulator aud promoter % funr-
tionnl notion. az that critical pciiod ~. fhankp
from gisieqea 70 . Tsahius es si 800
and can produco only good Lskslta Ii y
equally cflcaclota and valuable In ile effects
when taken for thpsc eisordors and dcrnngc-
mcnta Incident 20 that later nnd most critical
period, known Is " Tho Change ~ lAfc.H
HFavorifc prcacripti on, n whom taken
IN connection with the uao ~ De. Pirrtra
Golden Medical Discosrfy, and mail laxailIe
Liver pills., clrce LIVER Kidney and BLADDER
dlecnsos. Their combined nae asa fnfaotca
blood taintA and aboliahcs generous and
HFayoritc Pfoseriptlon'; Il die only
medicine for women. rpld ~ dniRfiata under
n positive guarantee, from tho manu-
fncturcrs that u will give eltlfmrilpu In every
case, or money win bo refunded. This guafans
tco has been printed on tho boitlc-wmpper.
and faithfully carried out for many years
Large bottles roo doscsl ei.00, or elk
bottles Tor 1900.
For large, illustrated Treatise on Dlsenscs of
Women Won Z, dco psscs gsggcdr.-soycrcd scnd ten
Worlds Dlspensafy Medical Assoclatlun !
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23
BIsI spRlko MlclolNL EROWh.

- If nut IaII 90 I've THIS wonderful disfuTfFy II
ydu wish 20 - furcd, 30 sure and call for nn.
HHEHNEs NfuyURA SrnfH Toxic. Insist urDn
having a. AMI do nos b. crsuadc 20 take any thing
else Tor this u tndocd the greatest and test o. all
spring medicines. AZ druggists kernit. Price. ~
gst d iI Nv YOU III s az ns ,,R Nv
New York it, dscovetnf. u tho great spcgaiist IN
netFOns and chrur diseases, and mar b consulted
Tree OF Charge. personally br ninli. noOM ON
AEnvurs DrsgAsrs rItEE ny HAIt-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

Chief Train Robber-Now, you
fellows, when the train stops, you will
board the coaches and cover tho pas
scngers with your guns yes and
you'll go through them and get their
stuff" Not by a hanged sight You
keep the passengers from interfering,
and I'll overpower the flremen and fill
our sacks with coal. "-Nebraskd State
.Io,irnoI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23
A Modest. een.lllv. woman

often shrinlxs from consulting physician
about functional arrangement, and prefers
TO suffer In silence. This may DO a mistaken
feeling, but IL is one which Is largely prcva-
lent 10 all such women we would say that
one of tho most sklllful physicians OF the
day, who has had vast experience In cur
ing diseases peculiar TO women, has pro.
pared remedy which Il OF ihestimablo aid
tothem We refer To DIR. Pierce's Fayoritc
Prescription. This Is the only remedy for
womnn's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists, under positive guaran.
tee from the manufacturers, that IL will
give satisfaction In every case or money ro-
funded. Sec guarantee printed ON bottle
wrapper.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

tho Throat from childhood, caused by diph-
iberia, ana have used various remedies, but
have never found nnythiBg equal 10 BRowH's
BRoNCmML TRocuEsn-- u, NJ y. Hamp.
ton, PltSioIl, ny. Sold only In boxes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

Any peruon Who take, the paper regularly ffom the
r1io1ce, whether directed 10 his name whether he
y esuhecftber or not, :, responsible iof the pay.
The courts hare decided that refusing 10 lake news
yapsrs AID periodicals from the posiocr. femoV.
hfand iearng them uncaed for, IL prlAaa faea VI
e.nce Of IkrnnftosAl TRAup
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

RIcHARp Ill demanded another horse be-
cause he was tired OF the nightmare that
had been riding him. - 1erdi SlfIiHN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

WHAT r. tho difference between n tube
and foolish Dutchmany Ono Il u hollow
cylinder and the other Is n silly Hollander
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

Tac hineys act y drain. 10 carrI ths vnrn-oai
AMI pqi,on9as substances from the system atit hi-
nor complaints Aunya tuIuN the heaith be-
bpiI. lur All kitiuey troubles, wratncs. and pain
~ tho hack. aud diseases % tho uflunfY Ufzahf.
iherr Is NJ medicine Va the World which Fifes 20
cffiAln ani risiiire curc ~ pu GuErNhe srt,
vrHk NEuNE IoNlC.
i.ruroahccd ~ tho Newspapers. Miplsirfs, too.
tors. fAwyfrt and Tho ffcfsuia ovcfYWbcfe a. tho
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

prFr rIsEs--those wrltion In favor OF
smoking -Tern SUfiHgS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

" there "a any ono who should be
wrapped i'm slumber' it Is man who
anorpN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

Gcppett Mediclnum. Cincinnati throat, lung nery'
ohs Diseases Oxygen cure pnrumathrrapy. electricity,
ply pathological tnassugc medical baths, homeopathy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

DoN,r hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgust
everybody with your offensive breath, bu'
use DR.. Sago's Catarrh Remedy and end II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23
IaI sisT sTOnAcB AnO lIyIR mIpIcInl.

w MhhENNA NANfINA NHNNh I0Nff has no
equal ihr euro ~ dyspcpsia. Ind gesiiau iafs of
Appetlte, bal tastr W the mouth mot nings consi
patton, bllinueHnts TORPID lirefi bclelina % sind
hilhusl an distress M pit 81 sioiAeh pain " s.fc
and under sh1ulirf. headarhquud business. 10 the
spring al th7 prgaps bueuuir tofrld And inaftitr
AMI tnlulre tho gentle (, - pgsilfn cuects ~ This
wpntesfni remcfr % correct their condition and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

A WINDING starc--watching your best girl
as you hold har skeln OF tiosS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

The BARRIERS apprentice IL generally n
sirapping fellow Bostoa Commercial Ad-
teriiSfr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

WITH groans and signs, and difIied eyes,
lie seeks the couch aud down be Hes III
Nausea and fnlntncAN Ia HIN rise,
DroN-racking pains nssai MIN.
Sick headnchei Hut ere long come, ease.
Ills stomach settles ipto peace,
Within his head the throhbnrs cease
rierees Pellets never fall hlnil
Nor will thoy fail anyone ia such n dire
predicamont To the dyspopuc, tho bilious,
and tho constipated they arc alike y
friend in need aud friend indeed
ina professor OF peumanship can not do
aourishing business when he drora his pen
aud uses tyne writer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23
nm. , Circuit, Of Electric wires,

The human sensorium resembles n circuit
of electric wires, the various sots OF nerves
forming links in tho circle Of continuity.
When digestion grows weak the cpigastrio
nerve suffers, aud tho whole system isaf-
fected Reinforce Il with Hostcttcr's Stom.
ach Bitters, and the nervous organism grows
tranquil and reposeful. Fever and ague,
constipation, kidney troubles and liver com
plants retreat before this remedy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

A cirAnITr hnwl--Pleasc, mister, gimme a
contt-- WdshhigiOa Critic.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23
Prepafe for Snring

It's none too carly 70 DO getting ready for fpfing
and tho irst thing which should receive attention
Is yourow systota II you hare not been well dur
Ing the winter. hRvO been troubled with tcrofula,
salt rhcum. or other humors OF the blood, yon
should purify tho blood by taking HOODS sArsapa-
rlA You viii then escape that indescribable tired
feeling which Is so prostrating and often 30 unao
countablc IN tho spring months. Take Iloods SAr-
saparilla before It Is too late.
II take Hoods sarsaparilia for a spring modi.
cine, and ind II just tho thing II tones no ny
system and makes mo feel Ike different man. BY
wife take. Il for dyspepsia. and she derives great
benefit from IT," FRANK G, TrRSEn, Hook &
Ladder No. !. Friend street, Boston
Hoods SarsapaFllla
Gold by all druggists 81 sir for Is. Prepared By
q. l. HOOD CO., Apothecarics, Lowell Mass
fnN No. No. n~fl4~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

n nBmIlpATnpe and BRoopER5. areatiy
\ III UUEAlRkAx improved for 1884, Send i've
II Ne cent etnmIjs for handsome lLLrerRATHp GAIA
Y ro5ur. CHAMPION MIRO. CO., Quincy, fliinois.
az NAME Tdls PAPEn ssssy tine ~ vnis
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23

IN The spfihg the piousi reaHlrr. . remedy shchls
cea aknE. Ulfiyins and A. tho sane tnis strength.
cnina aN1 inys8fAlnF Ndt ONLY the sick. bot thnfe
whp cali thauisrifss we'll should kerp vol ~ not
Hrai~ctinr this iriiettnHi uniy, feu bottles 81
DL auEENIs NIiivunA NfttE TuSiC whifh u,
purely vegetable uti remove tiic ianauld. hAiiess
a ~ II sra
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-02-23
r.CREENES
NERvURA
NERVE TONIC,
--r1E1I-
Great Spring Medicine.
Inf BEsT elMIoT ToR THl NIRyIs.

Fpf nervous and phy slcat nhAustiun. veal. tired
AMI tnEdl fHclinii. rish no Puucr Or anibttup Tor
r1urilDn ~ y tho ven bcst frnfff etd niaiuir
~ certain rufe. IN rases ~ srcpiasfasta atefpi5
AMI nervous iffttAhitty - use will te foiiused
~ calm rcpitsc and natural. refreshing tierr. lut
ucry nashcts ncrtoas dchiitY, ponafnry ard do
ptpssinn - Ghe mind tlt prtfert specific. An -
effects WpnttFlui For neuralgia. fhtutuAtirm,
pAfAtJkis, huWhnrsN trembling apd Insanity u "a
tho oHlY frciiznifci tufe care II hefff fails 90
nrrxnns HhA slck headache. rilritAtinh 81 the
heart apopltHy, epieptlc DTS. hfstsfis, 81 Nitust
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
THE MURDER CASE.
The Prisoner An Tuck On Trial Be
fore "a Foreign Jury.

In the Supreme Court yesterday the
case Of the King VS.. All Tuck, murder,
was called. His Honor the Chief JUS
tice and Justices Bickerton and Dole
were on the Bench The prisoner was
arraigned on the 9TH, and pleaded not
guilty. The following jury was empan-
elled: E. c.. Damon, A. Gartenberg,
Max Eckart, M. IL. Jones, G. O. Berger,
J. NJ. Dowsett, w. r. Seal, w. g.
Brash, S. F. Graham, E. Van Dorm, c..
w. Macfarlane and G.. T. Gulick.
The prisoner was defended by Paul
Neumann, the Court having assigned
the case to him. All Tuck is a stout
man of medium height. His face is not
a really pleasant one to look at. He oc-
cupied a seat next to his counsel, and
appeared to take close interest in the
proceedings.
Mr. A. p. Peterson, Deputy Attorney
General, conducted the case on behalf OF
the Crown, and after the jury had been
sworn, he stated the particulars of the
affair, which he said was serious one
to the prisoner and to the community
The first witness he called was
S. M. Kaukai, who testified that he
was surveyor, and drew the plan (pro-
duced) of the premises in which the
murdered woman lived. 1t was shown
and explained to the jury.
Man Chat, the husband of the MUIR
dered woman, was next called.
At noon recess was taken. On the
Court returning at l :}2 p. M, All Suck,
Auwai, Lau Hoi and Man FOX were
called
At 800 a short recess was taken,
after which Mr. V. V. Ashford an
nounced himself as being counsel for
the prosecution.
Resuming, Kapule (w), All Moi (w),
Charles Lewis, e. Hopkins and Wong
Tai Poon were called and examined.
At 5 40 a recess was taken, and the
jury were taken to the hotel, where
they partook of dinner, being in charge
Of officers duly sworn.
On resuming at 7:21, Drs. Trousseau
and Webb were called, also Marshal
Kaulukou, Richard Bruins and Keawe-
mai
At 10 p. m. the Court adjourned to
9 o'clock this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
A White Hawk.

Albinos, whether bird, beast, or other
creature, are very seldom seen. A bird
totally different in color from that of its
own species is a curiosity which one may
chance to see once in life time. An
albino of any class of beings is always a
novelty. A snow white owl of the com
mon species was an object much sought
after by the spOrtsmen of a near region a
few winters ago. The rare bird, how
ever, was never captured. A trapper of
this locality captured a beautiful white
specimen of mink a year or two ago. This
writer has seen some nearly white ducks
among the various classes of wild ducks.
but of all the albinos observed the pref
test was a white turtle dove, which re-
manned near us for several weeks during
the summer of 1884. 1t was indeed very
rare sight. Quite recently another true
specimen of this freak of nature we call
albino was observed by the writer 1t
belonged to that order of hawks termed
the hen barrier, and its uniform was of
pale, whiteness. -AleXandria OIo) Cor
Globe Democrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
Criticism of NJ. Pasteur.

A refreshing dose of common sense con-
corning the hydrOphobia bugbear is to be
found in DR.. Spitzka's article in The
Forum. All timid and imaginative people
ought to read his conclusions. He states
with careful GOODNESS and accuracy the re-
suits of NJ. Pasteur's experiments. 1t is
a record which to an unprecedented reader
would seem to present the French biolo-
gist in the light of a crazy quack rather
than in that of a practical man of science.
The end of DR.. Spitzka's paper is well
worth quoting: ''The moral management
of persons bitten by suspicious dogs is a
most important feature. A number of
cases are on record in which patients suf-
fering from the most agoniZing symptoms
Of rabies recovered On hearing that the
dog that bit them was alive and well.
On eliminating the cases of spurious and
improperly designated rabies from the
mOrtuary tables the number of real cases
will be found so small that the entire
subject of the prevention and treatment
of rabies in man will seem an insignifi-
cant problem as compared with that re-
lating to the part borne by domestic ami
mails in conveying the contagion of
measles, dptheria and scarlet fever, the
deaths from which diseases in any given
day exceeded a hundredfold whole years
mortality through rabies. New York
Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
Sowing Seed on Sunday.

AS the afternoon begins to lcngthen on
Sundays, four figures clad in long black
gowns may be seen pacing to and fro
along the entrance of the city hall. One
is tall and slim and greatly resembles
James G. Blaine in features. Another is
short and stout. The other two are of
medium size The tall one is Mr.. Kim
bali, the noted friend of the poor.
One by one persons drop out of the pro-
cession across the park and stop. Soon
100 gather. The little man steps out,
and, opening Bible, reads a verse and
then begins to talk AS his voice rolls
over the park others come in to hear, stop
a moment and pass on. Then the other
two men in black gowns in succession
speak with great earneStneSS. The
core of the audience stays, the
first half dozen rows remain intact; but
the Onter edge is a constantly shifting
line, one dropping out, with laugh, per-
haps, or a serious countenance, while an
other steps in and takes his place. Then
Mr. Kimbau steps forward and, with a
Bible in his left hand, pOurs out entreaty,
warning, exhortation, argument. His
voice strikes the gray front of the post
office and comes echoing back. 1t sounds
far over in Park H0w, and people turn to
see what is going on. 1t arrests the steps
of persons hurrying along Broadway.
Some glance over at the black gowns and
hurry on. Others walk over and stand
respectfully and listen. The speaker be-
comes more deeply interested, and strikes
his hands together with resounding slap.
He grows excited, and catching his high
hat by the brim, sweeps it from his head
in wide circle, and then replaces it. He
talks with great earnestness, and the
crowd listen as though they believed in
his sincerity.
The services end The black gowns
silently disappear. The crowd melts away
in the great city. If seed has been sown
fruit will be gathered in tenement houses
and mansions, in slums and in fashionable
quarters of the town, for all have been rep
resented in the crowd before the city
hall-New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
Girls In a Factory.

I've been employing girls in my factory
for six years, and l can emphatically say
that / like them much better than men
They are employed in every department
Of the business, and it is rarely necessary
to discharge any of them. I have never
had to discharge stenographer or type
writer except for inability to read her
own notes, and I've occasionally encoun-
tered one just graduated by college who
couldn't do this. In the factory the girls
are discharged for only two reasons.
Now and then one is found who is incor-
rightly lazy, and she is dismissed. Again,
some of them can't be cured of talking,
and if they don't heed remOnstrance they
are paid and sent away Gossiping is the
greatest trouble that I, and imagine all
others who employ a large number of girls
and women, meet in managing them
They will talk and nothing under the sun
will prevent it, even though the rules
against chattering on subjects other than
those connected with the business stare
them directly in the face. That is the
principal fault have found, and it leads
sometimes to the discharge of some good
workwoman; it never produces half the
evil consequences that the bad habits of
male workmen o.-Globe-Democrat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
LATE NEWS.

Intelligence was received at New
York December goth at the Yacht Club,
| through private correspondence, that a
challenge for the America cup is on it's
way over. 1t is said to come from Colo
mel Jameson, owner of the Trek, through
either the Royal St. George or Royal
Irish Yacht Club. The challenging
yacht is to be of cutter build, between
85 and 80 feet long ON the keel. The
ten months previous notice, which it is
necessary to give, in order to compete
for the cup, will be up by the end of
this month, but it is likely that any chal-
lenge submitted during the early part of
next month will be accepted by the
club.
The south bound passenger train for
San Francisco ran into slide six miles
south OF Roseburg, January lst. Just as
the engine struck another slide came
down, burying the engine and tender
Robert Roberts, the regular fireman,
and Sam Van Buren,, an extra fireman,
who happened to be on the tender, were
crushed to death. The engineer es-
capped. No passengers were injured.
The Spanish Government has invited
representatives of the United States and
Spanish American Republics to cooper
ate in the Christopher Columbus cele-
bration. and the proposal has been
heartily adopted. All the Governments
of Europe and America and all geograph-
zeal and other learned societies of the
world have been invited to send dele
gates to the celebration. The festivities
will continue one week ard the ceremo-
MES will include the unwilling of
monument in Huelva.
The London ''Daily Telegraph's" cor
respondent at Constantinople says: The
papers her assert that Lord Salisbury
has assured Rustem Pasha, the Turkish
ambassador at London, that England
will not allow the equilibrium ON the
Mediterranean TO be disturbed to the
prejudice of Turkey.
The French Minister of War has or
dered the speedy execution of General
Boulanger's order for the manufacture of
Lebel rifles, which was recinded by Gen
eral Ferron.
A fire at Quebec January 1st, de-
stroyed the seminary chapel, together
with about half a million dollars worth
of original oil paintings insurance $780,
900. The chapel was erected in 1875.
Ex-Governor Joel Parker of New Jer-
sey, the war Governor of that State,
died in Philadelphia, January LIST, from
the effects of paralytic stroke.
Parnell will resume the active leader
ship of the Irish party this month. He
will summon a meeting of his colleagues
soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-18
Leper Attempts Suicide.

Word was received in this city yester-
day that Chinaman, leper, had COM
mitted suicide at Eva. 1t appears he
was under arrest for being leper and
after being taken into house he asked
his captor to allow him to retire to an
other room. This was done and a little
later on he was found with his throat
cut and apparently dead. DIR. Emerson,
President of the Board of Health, who
was notified at once sent DR.. Wood
to the spot. The latter who was quite
sick with fever of course expected the
man was dead and did ottake anything
with him. When he arrived at Eva he
found the Cinnamon still living. He
returned quickly to town and after re-
porting was compelled to go to bed. DR..
Rodgers went down and the latest from
him is that it is impossible for the man
to live. His name is All Chin and he
has leprosy of the tubercular form of the
worst kind.