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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
its Eastern connections for a series of semi
monthly excursions to all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dIyis-
ion. Tickets for ths round trip will be sold
ar the rate Of about one limited fare BY way
Of sll Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
and Eve returning. and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-over privil-
eyes within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
PooR Bur Hosrsr.

Charlie Sullivan l, poor but honest
Irish lad. who. while walking down Wash
ington-st.. found a wallet containing checks
and money to the value of several hundred
dollars. Although almost destitute. he re-
turned il TO its owners. Aessrs. A. T. Ord
way & Co, proprietor Of Sulphur Bitters
who gave him q liberal reward, and also
his mother. who has been 3 terrible suf-
ferer with rheumatism. and who returned
many blessings after being cured by their
use Weekly World
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

May 1-Wlsst-Openet tnie lover. sfterwazd
became 1wHedly stranger, zad advanced s4s
itse oa c~reriBg by shortz. No r-d. May,
% e851sc. June. 90s4 81 -. July. 81 ses53s &C.
August. 15ss9A1~
Corn e5,e higher. bat quiet kixedwest-
err. spot. ssas5c. l1fures 90. 964c.
fcTk-tlniet and steadily held. New mess.
tl5.031l5.Z5. oid, slf24It50.
LsFd-Highsr aud strong Steam rendered.
49,
buGtsr-Quiet. Western. l991skc.
EQz--f ~ zIl4A.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

-. y r. srss VII ~ ~ crxcrrvsrr rxrr1.
tFgrr THY FIssr ~ g17N&
The 6oct-r remedies csn BE- hsd st bis
cFHce in he Widdiconb block. cf Mr.
Wsshr1rr. or sf 0r. Ross frug store, No.
fo ~ sst Fgiton-st. Letters vi reach am
a. t6l Weg Eichth-st.. Cincinnati. ohio.
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nishixs1 Dsa1osr4rts fek. SO ctts
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

u q ma IS 80 n lIItfl
Re shs blonde or brunette.
So sns lsts me- look az her.

An unhealthy woman IL rarely N ever.
Beautiful The peculiar diseases which 80
many of he ser are subject are prolific
unsiEhtiy pimples. dull lustrsless eyes and
snsciated forms Women so afflicted can
be permanently cursd by using Dr. Pierce 5
Favolite Prescription. and vith the rsstors-
ton Of hesith comes that beauty which.
com oined With good qualities Of head sns
hssrt. makes romen angels Of loTeiiness.
"Fsv0rise Prescription is the only medi-
cine for women. sold By druggists. under =
positive guarantee from The manufacturer.
thsf if vii give satisfaction in every case.
or money vii Be refunded. This guarantee
has been priated on the ottls-Wrspper, aud
fslthfnIlT carried oar ilr nanv Yeas.
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The M0naos Reservation bill having no-
becrne 4 isW opens for settlement four mil
hons acres ol rich farmins iands IN the veil
known xnd ioag coveted Mix kvsr Valley.
aiso iarxe areas Of excellent grazing country
on the Surrounding upl ends This portion
Of Nontans besides its agricultural re-
sources Being rich IN minerals With an
.onndsacs OF coai. 3 sttrsctiug vide spread
attention as is shown bv fhe aamber a.
readv settling there. G. II. Warren. cen
ersi Fass-nger AGENT. It. Paul. Minu., has
issued for frse distribution. an srceilent
mao. and = psmchist With other inform
aiion reaardiDx this countrv. Iov rates
are oor beirS made - Grsaf Fsiis for those
-l1aL.-.l. Al. Il. .---.ra t-lLa ~ CON rlrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Nay 0-Whest-N0. While. s21se; No. red
easn AMI Iuns. szcs IDLY, SIC August D1.e.
lJrl-tec
0zLs-S0. :. z55.es No white. so1.c-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

And esch dsv and night during this wsek
you can get st ". n. rbes ksino's
Ssrsarariiia for the throst and luBsS
scxnruie.ixef - te sbe moss suc
csssfui remedy ever sold Tor tne
cure If Coughs Group. Rrnnchitis.
Whocpinr Cough. Astknsa asd Consump-
titn. Ges bottle to-day AMI keep it slwsys
Ia The house 80 sen rsn cherk your eoid q
once Psice 5ec snd a.. sample bottles
frne
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JOSEPH !. WlNGFlELD. dealer l +.
and AL kinds ~ mouI'l. H.I
building furnishings IlI luI.r
order OlCe. corner Di Broad lui
streets, Richmond. Va.
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Mr. Corcoran showed Inc his autograph
letters, and he has book case filed with
them. They contain the signatures OF
Webster. Clay. Humboldt, and nearly all
Of the presidents, and they arc most OF
them OF q social nature, written 70 Mir.
Corcoyan himself Some few Of them con-
tain unwr.tten history, and Mr.. Corcoran
told me that he had had several hundred
copies Of these letters printed for private
circulation among his friends after his
death. and it may be that they VIII eyentu-
ally be given 20 the press.
All around this room were mementoes
Of Mr.. Corcoran's past. OIL paintings OF
his dearest friends looked down from the
walls, and bust Of Daniel Webster stood
very close 10 Il photograph Of Mrs. C.eye-
land. while q statue;teof King william OF
Prussia stood near stuffed eagle which
one II the senators Of the present day had
even TO Mr. Cogcorau. Tho pictures and
mementoes covered three generations il
their ages, and the past and the present
seemed 10 be strangely jumbled together.
expressed IN admiration for the IL
brary, and Mr. C0rcoran asked me to take
look over the house.
The dining room Is the largest private
dining room in Washington. It's side
board was filed with rich old plate, and
relics from the courts OF Europe were
among the statuettes about the walls.
admired these, and then found that Mr.
Corcoran was very proud Of his house,
and Justly 30 He showed Inc some pho
tocrauhs Of It's different rooms, from
which these sketches are taken. He
showed me also photograph Of his monu-
ment at Oak Hill cemetery, and 40 he
pointed IL out TO me he said, Il have
shown you my house here, and now will
show you my last home His voice did
NOT tremble rs he did so, and the temple
Of Grecian style, with its eight columns Of
marble, seemed 20 have 10 terrors for him.
At another time when | called upon
Mr.. Corcoran found him in bed, and his
bedroom was furnished very comfortably,
but plainly. Some Of the chairs were
chintz upholstered, and the old million
aire was lying, as l entered, with his head
propped up on the pillows | was told
afterward that the doctors had ordered
him TO stay IN bed at least twelve hours
every day. even when he was feeling re
markably well, as when man approached
the ninoties be had the need Of all the
rest be could get. He ehatted at this
time about the presidents he had known,
and told me OF his call upon John Adams
at Quincy Mass lie talked very kindly
Of John Quincy Adams, and he was evil
IDENTIFY great admirer If President JEFF.
ferson He talked somewhat OK his char
titles, and told me he had given away be.
tween $1,000 900 and $1,000, 600, and
said he thought the chances FOR 4 young
man were as good now rs they ever were.
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there "a n slight fcrsing Of the chin
Don Dickinson. however, Is perfectly ~
homo IN his Office lie receives his callers
aad dispatches them quickly. he decides
an ma;,ers possible it once, and during
This call touch Of a bell button On his
table brought messenger after messenger
10 him, Who gave information which Mr..
Dickinson required lof the passing upon
81 tie questions at hand. Not one Of the
men Who called went away angry or dis
pleased, and the postmaster general e'i-
IDENTIFY understood his business.
He IS u hard worker IN the postofiice de-
par-ment He comes 10 the Office at u
and he works continuously along until d.
de has almost mastered this great de-
partnent. and 10 machinery IS running
rs smoothly rs though no change had
been made. He often docs not leave tie
department from the time he enters il in
the morning until the time hc goes away
I'm the evening, and lis lunch. which Il
confined 70 q glass Of milk and q pioce OF
bread, he sometimes forects TO take lie
.s far different man from Villas, and
there IS more suavity, cordially and what
might be called good mixing qualities
ubout him lie has great sympathy win
human nature. ard hi. honesty and
loyalty 10 the president and his party IL
GnQuestioned.
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
Reported by q. w. Branch q Co, ban kerr
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York stock Market.

REVIEW.
NEW YORK. March 2.-The early cables
showed London prices slightly below our
Thursdays closings Our market open
ed feverish with declines extending to /
per cent. for some of the fancies Lon
don, the traders, and some Of the German
houses sold Reading down TO 6i.. At
this point the stock was held very stead
lily. The traders were quietly picking up
ri. Paul, and caught about all that the
London arbitragers Offered in the first
hour. Aside from this, there was little
feature in the mornings business, which
aggregated $4,000 shares OF this, "A, 800
Reading, and $500 81. Paul Others well
distributed Western news had no sig
nifcance. The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy strikers still out. There were
signs of the railroads patching up the
rate troubles soon. Afternoon dull I'LL
after delivery hour. Prizes slowly eased
off for the active list, and closed flirty,
steady, with declines Of .4f on the day
What little news came to-day was rather
favorable, but the traders wanted to clean
up for The week and did so. The rumored
strike of the Reading engineers 10 help
their Western comrades did not mate
rialize.
Sterling, 4s6tGs!. Money, easy at
0m3
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himself in re thick OF party politics, and
hae been known &c u Keen sighted broa1
wittel Democrat OK the old fas' ione1
type. lie understands the organization CT
parties, and while ne has high ideas ot
political action. he Is skillful in his manip-
ulatioas, and he can map cut cam
paiga, so Michigan men tell ne rs well
Ia any man IN the country
But first let me tell you how he looks
OF medium height and rather slender
his why frame IS clothed IA black, and his
Prince Albert coat is buttoucd tightly
across his chest Ills brown hair IS
combed with a rather neglgee air, and it
falls in a scmi-baug over h!a high and
rather thin forehead. HIS face is thin and
rosy. The eyes arc bright and smiling
The nose is straight, and the nostrils large
and sensitive. The mouth Is framed in
mutton chop whisl,ers OF terra Gotta
brown, which stand well ont from the
cheeks, the hairs Of which, II they covered
the Uranium of a pretty girl, would cv-
tainly attract white horse. This moth
is firm in repose, but pleasant in social
conversation. While listening 10 his call
ers, and passing upon some serious point,
~ thin lips come lightly together, ane
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uess to pass away at any time His viii
was made long ago, and when called
upon him be seemed far more anxious as
TO what was 10 become OF his autograph
letters. which he had received from states
men and scholars OF this and foreign
countries, than Of his money.
lie told me that Ae bad great sausfac-
ton in giving, and that he felt that he
had made more out Of lis charities than
ont Of anything else. He quoted ono OF
the old English authors IN support Of this
belief, and indeed ! found him Il very
cultured gentleman. His mind was as
clear as q bell His eyes were bright, and
his handsome old face smiled rs ne chatted
with me about past times.
called upon him some time later at Lis
big house in Lafayette square. il IS an
immense mansion, with wide steps lead
ing into q hell which makes one think Of
an Italian palace, and al the end OF this
hall glance through tic long corridor
reminds you Of somo Of The galleries Of
Napoleon S palace ~ Fontainbleau. Some
OF the ceilings Of tbs house arc twenty
five feet high. Many OF the ground lioOr
rooms are lighted from above by Windows
OF stained glass set into he roof and
every appointment Of the mansion is ele-
CANT IN the extreme
At the left as you enter there IS mag
nificent room, which once held the
nucleus Of the Corcoran gallery and this
still has some line oil paintings on It's
walls At the right there IS 4 rarlor, the
furniture Of which is go.seously upLol'
stored IN yellow satin, and the wiadows
OF which look out upon the White House.
The room is much the same as when
Daniel Webster gave his big dinners here
rs secretary q state, or IS when, after
ward, the French minister wincd and
dined the diplomats here. / crossed this
room TO 60 TO the library, and here,
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\. }. BRADLEY n CO., Thirteenth 4ll h-
streei-, banehcstcr. Agent lor f-o 3 ef
bur c4ylufs nut Iu.ul a4,, iNaI....
4. Is CfhFflN a. co, No. y. Ten. t
j. THOMPSON BROWN a tD.llll M
street.
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Mr. Corcoran's fortune was largely
made in Washington real estate. lie
had keen eye for investment, AMI lis
private secretary tells me that even dur
ing these latter years he has been able 10
decide in an Instant what hs wanted 70 DO
IN business matters. lie has tccn bold
and yet conservative. He has believed IN
Washington zeal estate, ard his estate
comprises soGo OF the hest property In
tie District Of Columbia he WAS taxed
for nearly Sl,00Q, 600, and the assessments
are probably not more than hall The value
OF The property Much Of the property
which he bought for . few cents foot i
now worth dollars, end tic had, judge,
more than az acre Of land where lie lived
which IS worth SO square foot Ho has
made a great deal Of money by dealing IL
government securities, and no was q close
adviser Of President Polk. lie mado a
nice little thing cut Of placing the Next
can loan, and during latter years every
thing he has touched seems 10 have turned
into gold. At present, the fruits Of his
charities have grown very largely Ia
value, and the Corcorsn art gallery IS
worth three times what II was VIXEN he
donated IL 10 the United States.
Mr. Corcorun gave away great deal
in private charities, and his benefac-
tions have increased as the years have
gone on. His sympathies with human
nature have always been acute, and his
social nature has been well cultivated.
He has always been glad TO see his
friends, and has paid calls regularly dur
ing the season. de was not, ! under.
stand, nj the White House for years be-
fore President Cleveland came into power,
bat one night he and the historian Ban
croft were seen at reception together
FRANK G.. CARPENTER
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pELlNounNr oIrr TIVE.
OFFICE COLLECTOR rrLNoUHN. TAXES, J
CITY Hall

OFFICE COLLECTOR rrLNCUHS. TAXES,
'.lg iALf, ;
RIcHAONp, ,OrGary J, loss
4 Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE
City OF Richmond on account 81 kea. Or Per
s0nai Taxes for lss7 o. Assessments for Paw
Ing, SC, are hereby lotin that all o; said
bills have been placed ia ~ hands lor ooiieS-
ton according 10 law.
! shall endeayor % call on all as .oon 20 pos
slble. As have such large number II bills
TO CO lect It VIII be impossible to call 90 any
ore more than once. The second time / call
viii be Tor the purpose Of lcyying. sc.
ay office viii be open from o'clock g.u. 20
O'Clock pm. IS AT once.
Respectfully, W. II. CARDOZO,
Collector Delinquent Taxes.
AL daiiypapers please copy. IN
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,o,.,o ., ,orrs VA ebatted pleasantly to-

couple OF hours we chatteu piea1any ~.
reiher. This library has been one OF ms
tavorite rooms, and be conceived the ldea
:or il when h. YVES in France, years ago.
It IS finished in old oak, its walls are so
pain,ed that they correspond with the
furniture. and the whole seems 10 De
cared ont of English oai. The mantel IS
the central piece OF the room, and 1t was
carved by a French artist and brought
here from Paris. II has figures OF LIE
size on pedestals beside the great mirror,
md these are cut ont as smoothly as
though they were marble. This mantel
reaches TO the ceiling, and IL has clock
embedded just over the fire, ana TINS
licked continuous welcome as remained
L. I. |.
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postmaster general thea and there served
notice on tho company that whenever any
corporation trampied upon his rights he
would defend himself and the corporation
could act as they pleased in reply.
don't imagine that Nr Dickinson fef.
sore after cutting down the electric light,
pole lie is not q heavy man. Out HE
muscles are iron, and he keeps them IN
good order los exercise. lie IS very fond
of rolling ten pins. and lac IS one Of the
most expert ten pin players IN Detroit.
He delights III "a ten pin game called
cooked hat
Postmaster General Dickinson lives at
Washington in y fine brick house Oil Ear
rauut SQUARE. not fer OFF from Secretary
WDtncy's and just across the reservation
from Senator StanfOrd's. He is within a
stones throw OF the White House, and
not far from the millionaire Corcorau's
mareiou He lives very well here, and IS
worth, am told, s250,OOJ. His vie IS a
fine looking woman, who came originally
from Grand Rapids, and whose receptions
here have been largely attended.
Postmaster General Dickinson was a
great friend Of Iilden, and nc always
visited Tildcn when he came east He
stands at the head OF the Democratic
party Of Mich gan, and il is largely due 10
him. an told, that that state became o
doubtful one Zach Chandler used to say
that any man could carry Michigan, but
after Dickinson was chairman Of the state
central committee the Republicans were
not so confident. and the late election III
Montts district, IN which the Rcpubli-
can majority was 50 radically reduced,
leads 10 question rs 10 how the state
viii 20 this fall. Dickins0n's work has
been for tie publication Of the politics Of
his party, and he dOwned / am told, the
indicate which large number Of Demo
cratic congressman Of Michigan formed 10
control the Offices at the BEGINNING OF the
present administration. His admiration
for and allegiance to Cleveland were
shown in the prayer which lie made O.
one Of the conventions, in which, with
uplfted lauds aud solemn voice, he SAID:
"tod bless and save and keep tsat Demo
crat If Democrats, the u0Dlost Of them
all. Grover Cleveland, president OF the
United States"
Do you wonder That tho president
thought Of him when ne was looking ont
for new cabinet officer?
don't. e@n
Il IS my fortune 10 have had perhaps
the last long interview with the late Mr..
| Corcorau. II IS nov two months oc0 since
called upon him 70 LIS Office at the
Rigs bank and inst opposite the treas
ury depaument nc Washington. ! irst
met his private secretary, Ny Hyde, a
man who has haif as white IS CorcoraIs,
.Nn.s ffs=s
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Think Of It,"

Over 1000 boxes of the CHEROKEE
COUGH DROPS have been sold in Richmond
and Manchester during the rast year. These
Cough Drops have never failed 10 give relief
10 coughs, Group. hoarseness. and tickling in
the throat. Only cents per box. For sac at
drug stores and cOntecuOncrl0s. The trauv
supplied By all wholesale druggists. Oliver Is,
Dyer, manufacturer. No. 90 East Marshal.
sfrppt.
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J. G. HOUSTON t08 r. Main street
JOSEPH j.. MlNGFlEID, corner et il r
and Broad streets.
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nov and then
comes from his room beyond, dictates O
lel,er, gives a direction, Ga asks ques-
ton
But the yellow skinned messenger has
appeared and announced that The post
master general VIII see Us. There are
two congressman. ,hreo newspaper men,
and ten ouc- seekers iu Tie aulerOOm.
and tho whole party crowd ia like So
many sheep. one after tAc other They
take seats around tie room just as they
do when they call upou Che president, and
the head OF the plSt01.ce department re-
ceivos them in turn / watch him closely
rs DE talks TO each men. for ne is still a
subject Of much curiosity al the capital
IL is the newest cabinet o.Acer, and "a
man whom the people here least know.
Let me tell yen something about him
Ills name IS, you know, Don u. Dick
insol, and he IS The Youngest member OF
the cabinet lie was lawyer in Detroit
attending to his business, when President
Cleveland chose him as his confidential
adviser His claims were not pushed by
his friends. and he was nos an Office
seeker in any sense u was one OF the
few instance Il tho oGlcc seeking the
man rather than The man tie Office He
was making, 40 b. sgid Gtj OC0 a year at
the law, and he rs said 90 be one If thc
finest lawyers in che northwest Ho has
boon a good politicalmanagcr as well, and
though lie has rejected number Of nomi-
nations for different positions no has kept
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n,eIng E.lahll.hm.nf.

BIS. A. J.PILE. 3l5 \. Fith stree. I.
cleaning, securing, nnt cltpei
MANUFACTURED Oi the Acme hoa.l.t...
Lace curtains a specially.
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b. DYER. 81 T.. Nlr.lsH s.r.
Wholesale and retail. sole agent or r
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Employment A.cuclr-t
}. =. JtSlls, 81 ~. Fifteenth eutct ID.
agent. Established l5t-
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John J. GERlNG, corner of Fourfecrr.
Main streets Icnt-. awpipgg, bags, br-.
wagon covers.
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Carbollc Smoke nnli Cnmnnn.

Oihce, No. lN Nor-o Eighth street a..rn.
Tee 70 cure colds, catsrrh ana al. bond nd
throat troubles. Free tcst glf,ult u.n.e
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\ lhFIELD DAIRY 0Crmorly Womr. .
y. seventh street, ani ll5 T. Siam s.
Fresh milk, cream, butter. butter md
cheese.
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Contractor- and llnilhcr

J. \. GRASBERGER 1915 T.. Franklin .-r..t
AT. work guaranteed.
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H. WALLERsTINE a. CO.. % ana D IS. U...
teenth street. Potatoes. butter, te
tase, &c.
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]. K. TEAsDALE. 1878 T.. Main street .
1880 land a. mems and a. ani e. .I.
shoes.
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WILLIAM e. PULLNR, mo B. Cary s-r
Special attention 90 repairing.
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Bakers

RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. %. t..
proprietor, II = Twelfth street w..
aud retail.
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WALTER +. BRAUER. stall NO. D.. r.t
Market. Smoked beef-tOnguo- e. .y,.H..r
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-03
To The Public.


CnARIDTTr, \. {. April 81 l6eJ.
After sing b. u. h. unhesitat.ngiy state
that u di9 more good tor my kidney Com
plant than ali Other remedies combined. It's
action . speedy and checriully recommend
II tor Kidney Derangt ments.
!. B. CALLAHAN