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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
III You Fear am Attach

OF fever and ague or bilious remittent fever, don't
resort to quinine cumulative and pernieious drug
that has ruined many constitutions. Use without
delay remedy which the leading physicians of
America have recommended for over thirty years
past-Hostetters Stomach Btters. Dumb ague and
ague cake less than the actively febrile forms of
malarial disease are promptly relieved and ulti-
mately uprooted by IT, In the tropics where febrile
complaints of this sort more virulent than in
the temperate zone Hostetter's Stomach Biters has
established reputation for preventive and rene
dial efficacy which competition has not been able TO
affect preiudiciavnay, has even served to strength
en-. Disorders of the stomach and bowels, particu-
arly those TO which malaria gives RISE are speedily
relieved by il. Kidney complaints, rheumatism,
nervousness and sleeplessness, sick headache and
constipation yield to it, Appetite aud sleep both
improved by il.
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Little Folks Talk.

Kind lady-"How old are you, my little fell
low" Youngster-"I ant old at all, ma'am;
I'm nearly new"
A little boy who had been used to receiving
his elder brothers old toys and clothes recently
asked: "Ma, shall | have 10 marry his widow
when he diesT
A little Wethersfeld tot, who had been
watching the frost melt from the window panes
the other day, said: 90 mamma, lookl Jack
Frost is crying. "-HarfOrd Post.
Flossie-''Mamma, can give one of my dolls
20 Cicely Wafies?' Mother-"Certainly not
Flossie. Why do you want tor FlossIe-'1
find that twins are too great charge. lid
Bits.
Our hero is a small boy of three years whose
greatest pleasure is that of listening TO stories
in which the characters are bottles. Thus, If
his ma" tells him a story with glycerine bot
tie for heroine, his face beams with delight
One night Johnny had been doing something
very naughty, and his grandfather, who is
really sanity old gentleman, took occasion to
chide him, when Johnny used his favorite
smile and shocked the company by calling his
grandfather can old alcohol bottle i'-BoStoH
TrcUei7er.
There is a queer little element of sacredness
IN the relation between the inanimate pet and
the live one that We saw amusingly and touch
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Other Specimens.

A veteran soldier, recalling his early expert
ences in the field, says: RAN lcds / ere 4 sdl0
qcGr; ;" and gives the rather unnecessary assur-
ance that he had "DeUa a pap ere papG tiUed."
A temperance orator, solilOquizing on the
dangers of the times, exclaims: "EUI Is a
Biurmrr fOrerer Of Rum; RUM as IhUep But
the lawless vagrant madly shouts: "Red rum
dralcer, lire on Ierel no eca relCord murder r.
while his companion in iniquity cries: "Aur-
der no erd; IliUe on red rum"
An important fact concerning the first sin
ming is thus stated: "Mddam adam did Ire
ere evil did Madam AddmP
"1o iCin Is all SIN, 1 lrot," declares virtu-
Gus young man, who nobly resists the tempta-
ton to gamble and resolves 10 "tive not on ec -
A druggist exposes the notice: "Red root put
up TO order"
x young lady on first meeting her namesake,
said: Ere lcas ere sd1g Ere"
At circle the other day was given the ac-
count of a cruel boys deed: Madam sac
aaron tar a rat; Nora A.. arGs madam"
A sign in q certain California town reads:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06

The novel and somewhat peculiar series of
advertisements which we are now publishing for
the well known Esty Organ Co., will be sure
to attract the attention of our readers. The
best is always the cheapest in the long run, and
although it may be possible to purchase for the
mere nominal price what is called an organ, ex-
perience has often shown that what you have
apology for one. No one who buys the Esty
Organ will ever have occasion to say that they
were deceived in any respect. These instru-
ments are so well known throughout the civil
lied world, and their reputation is so high for
perfection of workmanship, purity of tone and
beauty of design and finish that all may feel
perfectly safe in purchasing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
No. e.ss5-Household Goods.

A young man of indianapolis, just beginning
housekeeping, has provided the following fur
nishings and decorations as part OF his estab-
lishmert Name the articles.
I. Peevish fits in a railway vehicle. g.
2. Selected wide-mOuthed pitchers.
3. Worthless dog-eagles.
4. a Turk.
>. just the distance.
6. A plant playing-card.
7. Scottish chimes.
S. A party newspaper mOuth-piece.
9. Vehicles for a single person.
10. The human race disclOSes.
II. River-bOttoms.
l.. Rug ringlets-
IL. A terror of schooldays
II. Department of state
10. a large plant bearing head-coverings.
UNCLE CLAUDE.
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L1ARNI, IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MlssOUR III,
L only thirty miles from Kansas City. Has 100
acres OF very productive soil, 90 acres in grass, 100
acres in cultivation and pasture, waste land good
two-storv frame house and barn, fine hedge and rail
fences small bearing orchard and never-iailng wa
ter enough for 100 head OF stock. Ono OF the best
stock and grain farms in the west. Price only 50
per acre-One third cash, the rest on easy terms 4
rare chance to secure a farm 40 price way below
real value. Address Isaac dIsay, s24 Delaware-st,
Kansas City, Mo.
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ingly illustrated the other day. A small girl
was holding her largest and most beloved doll
well outside the window. aud her mother pro-
tested, saying "Yoa VIII drop your big dollie;
why do you hold it out there so long?" / was
showing it to God" said the baby, and the
mother did not find, for the time anything
m ore to say. 1t might be as well TO do away
doc ming the doll.-BOstOn Commonwealth.
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Mind Reading.
Boston Transcript.

80 mamma, mammal" exclaimed little
had a real nice time to-day. Mr.. Goodly
came in and told US lots of interesting
things about heaven and the bad place
and he said that me and YOU and papa
was going to heaven, and that lilly Jack
son and Bill Horner and Mamie Saunders
was going to the bad place"
why, Edith, what are you talking
about! Do you mean to say that Mr.
Goodly mentioned anybody that you
named?"
'Well-no, mamma, he didn't say right
out, but then knew who he was talking
about"
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Arthur Gets Even.

IHarper's Young People.l
Arthur who is forbidden to speak 1.-THE
table, had his revenge the other day. As
dinner began he was uneasy and finally
said: MA, can't say just one word?"
you know the rule, Arthur"
Not one word ?"
''No, Arthur; not until your father fn-
ishes the paper"
Arthur subsidized until the paper was
finished, when he was asked what he
wished to say.
"Oh, nothing; only Nora put the Gust
ards outside the window to cool and the
cat has been eating them up"
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GALE OF STATE LANDS.
TIE STATE OF INDIANA.

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
In pursuance 10 the provisions OF act OF the
general assembly entitled, "An act authorizing the
sale and conveyance of certain lands belonging .
the state of Indiana and dspOsing OF the proceeds
thereof and providing for the recovery of the pos
session of any lands OF the state unlawtuly Oceu d
and Tor the rent Of any lands OF the state until sold
approved March 1888, viii offer for sale, TO the
highest bidder, the courthouse door in the town
ofPetersburgh, at from 10 a. m to pm on saturday
the 9th day OF June. 1883, the following described
real estate situated in Pike county belonging 70 the
State Of Indiana, and authorized TO be sold by
said act, viz:
The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter OF
section thrty-six l35). township one ID south range
nine 90 west containing 40 acres; appraised al sio
also the southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
OF section thirty-sx 1867, township one o., south
AZ SIS said tracts OF land were donated 10 the
state of Indiana by act Of congress approved
September ., 1872.
highest bidder for cash but no bid for sale Tor less
than the appraised value thereof will be received
BRUCE CARR, Auditor OF state.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. May 10, 1883.
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BABY'S SKIN AND SCALP
CIeansed, Purified and Beautifed by
Cutfcura Remedies.

Our oldest child, six years of age, when in
FAINT six months old was attacked with a virulent,
malignant skin disease. All ordinary remedies
falling, we called our family physician, who at
tempted to cure it,; but it spread with almost in
credible rapidity until the lower portion Of the lit
tie fellows person, from the middle Of his back
down to his knees, solid RASH ugly, painful,
blotched and malicious. We had rest at night,
no peace by day Finally, we were advised 10 try
the Cuticura Remedies. The effect was simply mar
vellOus. In three four weeks a complete was
wrought, leaving the little fellows person white
and healthy though he had never been attacked.
In my opinion your valuable remedy saved his life,
and to-day he is strong, healthy child, perfectly
well, no repetition OF the disease having ever oe-
CURED. GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty at Law and Ex-Pros Atty, Ashland, o.
Reference: J. q. Weist, druggist Ashland, D.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
No. 2, 3s4-Charade.

A first is second, and displays
Its presence on the hottest days;
Priced by the fair, ii ne'er has been
Ia favor with cold-blOoded men;
Or first may mean TO ventilate,
And second having little weight.
The total, which is sometimes draped,
Like an expanded first is shaped;
Although tits tight as tight can be,
Yet second passes through il Tree.
NFrSoVTAN
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Sermon by a Little Colored Boy.
Lowell New Moon.l

Alittle colored boy in South Carolina made
an attempt to write an excuse TO his teacher
for his absence, as follows: Dear All
fectionately Teacher: lse sorry couldn't
come to school on Friday, but | couldn't
cause it rain and dat's de way it 20 in dis
world. Ii de Lord shut de door, no man
can open de door. Ii de Lord say open de
door, no man can shut de door. Ii de Lord
say 1t rain, no man can stop it rain. But
de Lord, he do all things well. And you
oughn't to gTowl about it."
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The Progress lof an Idea.
IJudge.l

Delegate McGurk: "Oi have called, mum, to
tell yez that the housemaid's union forbid yer
to employ scab labor. Wild me own eyes OF
have see yer daughters at work round de house,
and dis ting mustn't be shtopl"
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as. GILLIG's,
YREKA BAKERY

A western man, with too small farm,
sighs: 90 had 1 Idaho"
A blushing maiden, whose leap year fascina-
tons her bashful lover has been unable to
resist. coyly whispered: "Ned, am nop a
1C0n maiden"
And the writer would add the wish that the
interest of THE SENTINEL readers in such
literary follies as these may not wane It'll
I'LL n
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No. 2. sss.-A Double Acrostic.

words of six letters.l
l. A famous isthmus 3 Angry. 3. A SEN
satiOn. 4. Three times. 5. Stout. 6. A divi-
sion of Asia 7. TO unloose. s. To keep. 9.
NOraciOuS.
The principals and finals name two large
cities af the United States. ST. ELMO.
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No. q.3s6-An Anarram.

When firmneSs OF will and ardent desire
Were shown BY the Tesoute youth
IHO'sd q merit" for pluck admire,
When guided by duty and truth"
NELSONIAS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06

A fine prize will be awarded the senders of
the best two lots of answers 10 the "Knotty
Problems" for June, the solutions to he for
warded weekly. Send the answers, even if few,
as the most successful solver may fail on many
of the puzzles.
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No. a,sss-something For Boys.

] must be a very noddy,
And the fact is very plain,
For vpth two heads on one body
have not sign OF brain.
Often on his neck while hanging
His who owns me 10 abuse
My poor heads he gives a banging
just as long as be may choose.
Both of them make loud defying,
Each one lifting up its voice,
But none care for all their crying
But a noisy crowd Of boys.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06

Billy Ovens vote on the oleomargarine bill
does not go down the craw of the farmers,
hence they viii vote against him if he is nom-
mated.
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No. 2. AUTHORIZATIONS.

a sea outlaw If you will behead,
Enraged, incensed You'll find instead.
Behead again, and now behold.
You see a word which means 10 scold.
Behead once more, if you're disposed,
The goddess of revenge is disclosed.
DANDY jim.
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Churchville, Augusta county, Va.

Sold everywhere Price, CUTIcURA, 50c soar, 25c;
REsoLvEsT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
Send for "How 10 Cure skin Diseases, Ga pages, so
illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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No. ., ESSENTIAL Changes.

/. An open inlet, or a bay;
2. a necessary part of day;
3. \ person now comes into view;
T. Ability or power too.
3. Justice, truth, uprightness, rare;
6. And darkness lowering in the air;
:. Now, firmly held together, md;
6. a number, next, If you re inclined.
9. A spectacle; view; a show;
10. And last contest, you may know.
ANCIENT MARINER.
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The Next to It.
49, r.nLr

A little fve-year-old was visiting at the
house, and the little daughter was show
ing her the different objects of interest,
10 all of which her invariable comment
woald be: ''My mothers got one, too. "
At last she was shown two companion
pictures of dogs, which she studied very
intently for a few moments and then burst
out with, "My mother has got picture of
two dogs, too, only one of them is cat. "
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06
Confrmatory.

81 had my picture taken to-day" said
little Christine. II crossed my arms and
leaned on a chair, and the picture man
put my head in some tongs." why, you
must have looked like lump of sugar in
sugar-tongs," laughed papa "Why, so
] must have" said Christine, delightedly,
"'cause the man kept saying what q
sweet little Girl }"
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CLEAR SKIN. PuRE BLOOD.

No mother who loves her children, who takes pride
in their beauty, purity and health, and in bestowng
upon them child's greatest inheritance skin
without blemish, and body nourshed by pure
bood-should fail to make trial OF the Cuticura
Remedies.
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have seen the cuticura Remedies used for milk
crust by visitor in my house, and can testify that
the cure was speedy and permanent i have also
used them myself for eruptions OF the skin on my
little child With satisfactory results in every respect
The skin was broken out and began 10 assume ugly
proportions / have also heard my neighbors speak
of the Cuticura Remedies in the highest terms.
L. p BEAR.
Churchville Augusta county, Va.
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Manhood Restored,

slctim of youthful inprudenc causing Premature
Decay Nervous Debility Lost Manhood &C. having tired
means Of secure which he will send free 70 his fellow
snerers- Address. CJMASON. 20. Box Sl1a hewfore
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KNoTTY PROBLEMS.

[Our readers invited to furnish original enig-
mas, charades, riddles, refuses, and other "KnOty
Problems" addressing all communications relative
10 this department 10 +. B. ChadbOurn Lewiston,
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CATARRH IN The HEAD.

SYMPTOMS OF THE DTSEASE.-Dul heavy headache,
Obstruction Of the nasal discharges falling from the
ho INTO the throat sometimes prOfuse watery and acrd
3tae nc tenacious mucous pnruent bloody and putrd
the eyes weak there ringing the deafness hacking
or to clear the throat of offensive mat
has nasal twang the breath offensive; smell and taste
impaired; there is sensation of dizziness with mental deprs
SION, hacking
abovenamed symptoms likely present any
thousands annually, without manifesng
above symptoms result in consumption end in the
No disease deceptive
understood or more unsuccesfuy treated by physicians
no,,,o c-Uc If would remove evil strike at its
UUIN MIME root As the predispOsng real of
TREATMENT Wsa5Saess' nPaTity, qtleTFiss f@@ty
the disease chief must be
directed TO the removal Of that The of this
odous disease and treat successfully thousands Of
nuay at the nvads Hotel and Surgical Institute the do
realize the importance Of combining with the local.
nal use OF blood-cleansng and tonic medicines
In curing caarrh all the various diseases with
EHIEF which it frequently complicated,
4
Hr IlunE tarrha deafness in1amed impure
lILAlAhuL blood scrOuOus and other tains the wonder
full powers and virtues of pierce's Golden Med
Discovery strongly specific
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sannel,s Hereafter.

Sam Randall has future-in the republican
party.
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WHAT LITTLE ROBBIE SAYS.
THE RIGHTS OF BOYS DISCUSSED.
Arthur Gets Even-Sermon by a Little Col
ord BOy-Mind Reading-COnfirm
atory-The Next Thing TO It
KnOtty Problems.
Free Press.1

Detroit Free Press.l
" Y MAMMA is always talking
about woman's rights-says they
are going to have them, too, but
Ii guess the poor little boys
IL {
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| COMMON SENSE
TREATMENT.

ical Discovery
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root. As the predispOsing or real cause O
catarrh is, in the majority of cases, som
weakness, impurity, or otherwise fault
condition of the system, in attempting
curn rha diGooea C1rr chief MIN must q
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They want owens scalp.
fWinnemnc Prefect.l

Michigan City, Ind, May %, 'Ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24

The Wsrk en ssss Dunssy Lsns~ Work Go
ing ss Every sunday.


The work eH She Dasnssy Lsns-~ Work Co
ing sp Every sunday.
As there has been some talk IS 10 ~hsIber
the Street Rsilxay Company intended 10
build iiae dummy line IN EAst-st-. last sun
day. a reporter Of the 1ELzsRAN- ii ID
interviewed d. Isuaphell. Superintendent
Of Construction. yesterday. Following Is
given the result.
Reporser--Dd you expect 10 commenoe
laying track for the dummy line up 10
Buczsye-st Sunday
Csmpbe.l-Xes; Mr. Besief wax up on the
line about sne middle Of last week and told
inc we must hurry up with our work, la
order 20 gel the line ready for the Lake
travel. N's had completed our work, pat
ting Ia new ties FROM Easiest. 10 the Laxs
and putting in new switches Saturday
morning. and ] began work ~ the corner oi
East and Sherman sls., and had our track
ready TO commence Sunday from Sherman
ST, north on Easf-st. and would have had
il done by Monday night If We had nos been
stopped. There 10 nothiag strange about
our working on sunday. | have worked
every Sunday this Spring aimee the frost
went 0at Of lbe ground. A week ago last
Sunday xas working on tie curve for the
dummy line iust above Mrs. Fisher 5
house.
How long will it take you TO xet ready
for the lake,
dummy line ready, and about SIX more %
get Our hoIss-csr track finishes. fforo
weslthy-ape. TO Sherman At. aud perhaps
six days more 70 get our switches. TURF
tables. esc.. ready In our yard on the Buck.
eys-st. ~"
do you intend 20 have your horse car
parallel with the dummy srackr"
sSYes: from within 800 fsst Of Cbeney-
st. to sherman-st. We will have the horse
car track on the city side. and tns
dummy on the township side. IL we DOR 4
have the dummy ready Tor business when
the warm weather comes, the whole city
will be kiekine.n
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24

IRE Rsheriss Fellows Driven Out OF
EcNs bs fhs Legislature.

Tire Esberixs Fellows Driven Out OF
Ee~s bv shs Legislature
Dss Aofxss. April 23.-Ths Bohemian
oatr sriassle At last received SIS qaietns Ia
this stats at ths hands Of tAs Isst Lezisla-
tQre. The coae sniss which operated ia
iows we're nzAisl y incorporated nnder the
loezs lass of 0Eio. where they claimed to
have their main ofscs. Sending xn szeus
~ ei1is <tsts ihey rosid open eosunuuics-
tien ~ith some f0fn<nlisl .fsrassrs and offer
- sell thsm kftg bushels of Rohsfaisn oats
st SD Per bushrI. paJsole ia notes bssrsBx
frem g - per osut- inesrest, and
sirsx % sci zoe the farmer 100
bnsheis q TIE prodxot of ths oats st &c
Per bashei. less ti50 per bashel con-
r s<lon. ksch yexT more fsruzsrs are
taxes IN. each one shin<ing that tie scheme
wil Isst enc year more. ard ~ thst tins hs
st4 net oniy hare his naons7 back out Wild
haTs ebfsined his cas- fof nothinz. It i
nc~ 80 yssrs since the saasole bsEsn -
he eork<d IA tbs SEst@. snd since thsn re
swi1ds=rs ks~e hse1 6of1< large business
ens coz4 pstnv slone hszf1z rsesiF@f 2earlF
fz0co1 fren TIE fsrmss u tire conn See.
Rzekxrs Price Ensllf inkrot5us<d hi[f N
ths Lex xIsiaEnr>, ~hieh. xIzs< much op<sosf.
ten. nas pa<sea- TEE ox< friezstsfs 81
s<mpfed = zs<as tie nssl before i eoald -
zixasf - Sc G1eesnor. bat we're gFeverk'
-. and Is hss no~ bsz0cne efxx
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24

NJ. c. Wood. yard switchman on the
Lake Shore road AT Eagle Mills, bad his lefs
hand and arm 80 badly mutilaisd yesterday
forenoon while coupling csrs. that Il Was
necessary 10 smpuiAts the arm near tie
elbow. The operation being performed by
Drs Barth and Wood. Mr. Wood ioxi The
thumb of his right hand in an accident a
few years sxo. He is q man OF 50 or 81
years old. lives at los Winter ST. and has 4
wife and three children. he hsd been Al
work in the yard only two or fnree veeks
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24
sMPgaoR FagoERIck.


ass Gs4sz2l csaasfssa fssssaaesa - Re
satisfactory.
ErxLEs. April 2s.-fns Enpsfor's gem
ssai cosditian IL satisfying. lie was re-
moved IRAN hiz bed thls sissrnoon. aud lay
% . sofs. TIE aiscbsrgs OF pas MAS copi-
ons. sonas oE which dropped downwarts la
his throat. caszssnz pxfoxgsm oi corxainx-
The EmpeFors Sppetits has besa good to-
dap. For eEeskfsss he ate some beef ard a
portion of fowl. aud an hour later pzIlook
Of some broth and esxs- de spoke cheer
fully with the doctors, and this alfeznoon
hsd conferences with Pfinee bismarck.
lzsting al hour and half
Exafas. April q midnight.--The En-
peror csatinnes 10 improve. His fever is
decreasing.