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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

The JouKsAL represent alive looked
through the new bank block Saturday. 10
the quarters to be occupied By the savings
institution the wood workers are putting on
the fpish and arranging the counters while
the Diebold safe men are lining the burg
lar proof safe with its three layers Of iron
and steel plstes. The vaults will be the
ane.t in the State when completed. The
decorations which are BY Maj John W.
Berry Of this city while not extensive are
executed in the usual excellent mrnner and
taste which Maj Berry displays. On the
second 4 DOR are the Offices occupied BY the
law firm Of Spear 4 Andrews and the
offices Of DR.. A Sawyer sud B. " Lane,
all of which are roony a1d well lighted and
decorated in qr'es shades Of colorine.
The two uppe, floors are TO be occupied
a annex 70 the Evans house and contains
twelve large, high posted rooms. They
s-e uesrly ready fer occupancy, the only
vt TX remaining to be done being the intro
dur.ion Of hesiirg apparatus which is now
being put il G.. z. Reed Of this city Two
Of the rooms which are to be occupied by
regular boarde.s, have been decorated BY
Mai. Berry snj are beauties. The walls
of ssen are ps,rsllsi ard lined in gold snd
bronze In one Msj. Berry has put in
frisze eontain;ng design in sueurn leaves
knottedup with . blue ribbon which is
very dainty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07
Golden Wedding.

Yesterday was the fftieth anniversary OF
the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel T
Pike Of this city. which took place at Ess
Winthrop, Monday. Dec. 6, 1871. The,
have, save for temporary absences. AWAY
lived in Augusta. where Mr.. Pike was lont
editor and proprietor OF the Age. which
continued through the Maine Standard, i,
now the New Age, still published here
They have had four children, Of whom
only the Youngest, . son, survives.
The completion Of . halfcentury o!
married life 10 always noteworthy, but ii ID
peculiarly 90 in this case. During the fcs,
part Of their vedIock Mr.. sud Mrs. Pike
were seldom separated; and they have
passed less than Q week apart from each
other in all the Is years which have elapsed
since Mr.. Pixies retirement from active
business. Theirs has been that ideal mar
riase, which all young couples hope for aud
while few may hope to enjoy il for 50 long
. time, yet this constant affection which
hss endured undiminished through the sor-
rows and trials Of hi'y years, and now,
warm - ever. looks lovingly and sereuely
back to its happy beginning. = half.century
ago, i. sn example which may veil en-
caursse those who are juss setting foot
upon The road along which this pair hare
come so far together.
Many old friends called during the day
to extsnd their congrstuls,i,ns, and many
more sent flowers and other tokens Of re-
msmbrxace-mafks Of regard the more
gratifying that they were quite unexpected
by the recipients, since. 10 coSsquence Of
the recent Illness Of Mr.. Pike, no an
1ouncsmsns of the anniversary had been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

SATURDAY morning Mr.. Gardner Winsiov
died al his home in his city amer liz gss-
ing Illness Of over I've years. Mr.. Winsiow
WA we'll known iE HslIosel, having bad a
house in tia city for mAry years, although
In business ELSEWHERE He vas born 10
Warren, X. l., IN 1914. and daring his
yoaeg manhood followed the Sea, visiting
nearly every part Of the globs. he ass'
cana 10 Haiioveii IN ls4o on the steamer
john ID. ehmond, vhssh vAs burned .
few years ,stsr 81 bar wharf 10 t1is city.
In 1912 he married Miss Henristta r.
Dlsslsy Of Hs,lo~en- He vas q - 49er,
accompany ing ere Of the nrss parties round
the Horn TO California. Afterwards ne was
for may years 10 tee grocery business IN
CAs-lessown, Mas bsing known - the
Veteran grocer Of ChA,issioun Several
years ago be had psrslytic shock and has
BOT been well since. Mr.. Winslows wife
and one SOP. Mr.. c. A. Winslow, survive
hin. The funeral will take place tedsy
from The homestead Of the deceased on
Water street. Az P. NJ. The Rev. Edward
Chase, d. D., of the Old South. viii
| efficiale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07
Note and Comment.

At last the American hog has rooted
| under the German fence.
How often do we see the question
asked How much does 1t cost to pro
| duce pound Of milk:' 1t i. like asking
How long Ia piece of stringF Al
strings vary in length. so milk varies ii
| cost
Remember that the cow has four teats
and try always to give her differen
food for each. Mix your ration-pump
kins and three other things: say corn
meal, ground oats and clover hay.-Jer
sey Bulletin.
We have seen good many men who
attempted to reach prominence and
wealth by dishonest means but the lad
der on which they were climbing usually
fell before they got half way to the top
Western Rural
II the agricultural classes are not able
to keep good governme mt in their vii
lagos, and allow their roads to become q
Disgrace. they are quite likely 10 be-
guilty Of the same snpshod methods or
their fsrms.-Our Country Home.
In reckoning what your farm has done
this year give IL credit for your home -
rent is big object in the city; for food.
clothing. health and happiness Then
Tor the profit In money as something in
addition TO the comforts and pleasures
Maryland Farmer.
Every man who makes milk or butter
to sell should figure out the cost Of pro
ducing gallon Of milk or a pound OF
butter We cannot arrive at the exact
cost. for we must make some estimates,
but We can get approximate figures, 30
that we can tell whether we are making
o. losing money in our business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Mr.. Frank II. Briggs Of Auburn was
made president of the association which 10
to build mile kite shaped track at Know
Nothing Crossing, outside Of Portland.
This probably means that the new track
will be member Of the National Associa-
zion. and that horsemen barred from that
will be barred from this track. II may
mean another mile track in Maine.
F. o. Bea', Esq.. Of Bangor, has pur.
chased Of Mr.. Charles Morse his four. year.
old chestnut mare by General Grant, dam
by Dirigo. The mare was purchased 40 .
mate for one he already owned, and they
make q handsome pair.
A fine Oily yesrling is owned by T. Y.
Lspham, Brunswick sired by Billy Patchsn
black as crow, and = beauty.
A fine Winthrop Wilkes stallion colt, one
year old is owned by Hiram Cornish, Bath.
His dam was Daniel Boone.
Mr.. Charles W. Morse Of Bangor. has
purchased Of Warren Chapman Of south
Newburg. q siS-yesr-old grey gelding by
Lsdo dam by Old Gideon; second dam by
Dirigo. The dam of Mr.. Morse's recent
purchase is a sister to Gray Dan. This
gelding weighs 975 pounds, stands u 3
and has shown half mile in | 20. Drug
gis, Boy, purchased by Mr.. Morse Of Mr..
Robert Sproul, Is looking in frst-clMs con-
dillon. This fine horse can show Q 10
clin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07
CnShn0c Orange.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Y OST1Susday night, be, cen Pleasant Court
Ia and Congregational eaurch, silver ehsie-
inine watch Asd chain, FINDER please leave ~
Hexp music stere and BE- rewarded.
dsc4dfws HATTIE pRoUpNsS-
r Oof-ou Main str ct. last Iuesdays& psis Of
ere giAsses, with St. 81 bows and gold chain
attached. Finder please leave a. T. 8. pox's
stofe and be rewarded tecsiiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Making butter from sweet cream Is now
occupying the attention OF the progress
sive dairymeD in a lively way. A short
time since no one thought of it, much
less practised it, now we find the stations
looking into its manufacture with the
eyes OF science, and discovering new
ways OF overcoming the old objections
to 1t. one claim always has been that
much of the butter was lost in the butter.
milk when the cream was churned while
sweet. This trouble has been entirely
overcome at the West Virginia station
by lowering the temperature OF
the cream before starting the churn,
first to 81 degrees, but now they tell to
Is degrees. The open market has not
yet proclaimed consent TO sell it, but
when the commission merchant does not
know it he deals In it the same as with
ripened cream butter. The advantage
of making butter from cream before 1t Is
allowed to sour is that 1t makes more
uniformity fine article, for which the
best price can be obtained, and this. we
are told,is because any kind OF ripening
is process OF decay. which is a condi-
tion that should be avoided as much as
possible. Speed is the saving factor in
handling milk and cream for butter
making
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

A young lad 10 Fumingdsle, who has
an inventive mind. has arranged contriv'
ance by which the spproach Of the electric
car can be known in season fol
those wishing to take it to get il
readiness. He has attached two wire.
to the trolley wire. one st quite = distance
above the house and the other at quite Q
distance below. The arrival of the car 81
the point Of contact Of the wire charges the
latter With the current, which in turn oper-
stes an slarm bell 10 the house and warn.
those who desire to take the car that it il
near at hand. The average person whc
has to stand out in the rain for 10 minutes
or else get left can appreciate the ingenuity
which the young lad possesses and sigh FOL
a similar freak in the pates of their owr
immediate defendants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

In the four days In which the board Of
registration was in session last week SIC
voters were registered In wards |. 2. and
5 The old ward lists show l0Ss voters in
these wards, and q little calculation will
give "a per cent IS the number now regis
tered. The registration in these wards is
nov closed until Dec. Is, when il will be
resumed at the city rooms and continued
until the 18Th, observing the same hou.s.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week the
bossd goes to South Gardiner, where it will
be in session st the engine house between
toe hours Of 80 A. NJ. to l z. M. and 2
to 30 r. M. to accommodate the voters
Of ward G. Later in the week the residents
Of ward will be given . chance to meet
the board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Thsrs b sposg possibility thsf ~
esmous Gfnaiss City Polo Team win sncs
more make thsff appearances in d. rinks q
ina Stats. xf. Gsosss g. Psssefsea Of
this cry snid JorxsAL msn Se1sday
4 hg II the proposed State iessse-
composed Of iesms from Rockland.
Bah, Portland AID Yatrfeid vss ef-
orfnnizsd. thss . team voaid Be formed U
his city, sd thas Hsliove.i veuid apply
fos s1raiss;oa- FaFshssuors. be said shAs
Dan Farrell ssd Marcus Day bad aid tnsi
they would pisy, and that De voaid NJ q
, see n r. Locke kri 4. l. Psdesr. The
osher $40 Of the Old champioss- Later ihs
reporter saw Mr.. Locke. who sa.d shss be
v9nld be slad 70 play osce more viii sae
team. These i've men we're all Members
Of The Granite Gigs, Ard we're considered
tie bees players 10 Ina STATE . few yeafs
ago. With there men to represent the ely
there I. no tsahs shss they woaia receive
enthusiastic s1ppofs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

How many women have thus dreamed about
their los, health and strength They suffer great.
" from weakness and debility. become nervous.
iretui pass seepi, IS ris.ts, wake tired. without
appetite, strength or ambition,
Tired and miserable ali the tino cxpr sses
their feelings. and they often have pslpitation,
indigestion. gas. bloating. liver trouble and con.
stipatios. " a woman thus troubled Is wise she
wi procure immediately that 4 eat nerve cure
and rrstoIer of strength, DIR. Greene. Nsrvu-
ra Health Of body and strength OF nerve will
retura, aud she will again know her old time
strength. power and v!gor to enjoy every momen,
Of lite. DIR. ssrssn.'s Nsrvurs 10 purely veg.
etsble and har,ulcts. Druggists sell 1t, sioo.
81 deem it my duty to say that think Or.
Crsens's Nervura the best medicine ia the
world. My Kidneys were In terrible state. 1
had awfal pains III the back and side. and could
not sleep AZ night NV headache WAS a source OF
great annoyance aud suffered much at certain
periods. cannot speak too highly OF DR..
Grssns's Nsrvura. for q ctfrs,t me ri nay ter.
rjblo complaints. Why, | felt so miserable that
often thought that would take my own life. I
thank God for directing me TO DIR. arssns,s
Nsrvura. MRS. LILA Q. Roor,
20 Elm ST., New Bedford, Mass"
IN q Mo- Or. Greene, the successful
W. w. specialist in curing all forms
of nervous and chronic diseases, ~ Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, can be consulted free, persona y,
or by letter. Call or write him about your case,
or send or symptom blank to I'LL out. and letter
fully explaining your disease, giving advice, etc.
will be returned nres.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Salvation Oil has the envisble distinction
Of being synonym for cure Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, gous, and kindred affections. such
As scia,ics, tie-doulerou1, etc. It 10 grow
ing more pc pulsr daily. The people believe
10 1t and will have it.
Facts are stubborn things" ard so sre
coughs and colds, but the latter will invari-
ably yield to DIR. Buli's Cough Syrup, which
costs but % cents. dscld&gfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Civil Engineer H. F. Mills of lawrence,
Mr.. HollipVswortb, Of the HolliDgsworth &
Whitney Co and one or two others Of the
directors, were here Friday aud Saturday
in connection with the lccstion OF the new
mill in Winslow. The question of location
Cor the dam seems to be IS yes undecided.
bat there are strong reasons given by the
engineers Why the dam built by the Lock
wood company number OF yesss ago
should be abandoned, and one Of stone con-
siructed at the head Of the island, and the
natural water way on one side of the island
to be used as canal to carry the water to
mills which are TO be built further down
the rivsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

The annual fair by The ladies Of ihe
UnirsrsxLst Psr.sh will Be held Wsdnes-
day snd fnursdsy Of this week a Meme
RAJ Hall, Tee usul sale Of fancy articles
vill iaks place besides many new and a.
traccve features. On Wednesday evening
. minstrel entertain meet will be psess nsed
By local talent On Thursday evening the
0pereua s'1hs Cadets P.cric" will be pre-
ssptsd- This Is said to be very plessir
entertainment and oas Of the best ever
presented By the young people here. The
reputation Of .he entertainment furnished
BY the ladies' Of this parish N the past. II
sutf aient guaranty ,nst this years viii De
we'll worthy Of liberal patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Tne rain, the last part Of the week has
proved very effective, because yesterday
water was again pouring over the dam along
il entire length. Thsre vas 20 great
volume that 9 large section OF the flush
boards vas torn sway 8. the west side Of
dam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

J. W. Kelley Of Bath. Who vas IN Grid
nss Saturday, informed the JouasAL thas
the dixmosd drill in operation in the Small
PSin, coal field Is qgist jus. At present, il
having struck = fssure which takes away
the wster aecsssxfy TO operate the criii.
IL 10 probable that cement viii have 10 be
used before The work can continue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

The cerreciress of the maxim ''nosbins
succeeds like snccssS' 10 we'll sxempliiied
in Ayers Hsrsspsrilis. TIE most success.
ful combination Of Alternatives aud tonic,,
il always succeeds in curing diseases Of the
blood, and hence it's wonderful popularity.
dec >od&x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Al the annual meeting of Heath Post,
held Friday evening, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: Com,
A. w. McCsuslxnd; s. v. c., james
Walker J. V. c., Il. F. Kittredse; c.,
Geo. A. Bowie; s., 0. d. Jscquish q. N
c. o. WAdsworth; o D. Geo. FL. Hsrring'
ton +; o. G., Geo. w. Cross delegates to the
department convention, J. c. Morrison and
| Addison Armss; aiternases, j. s. jock and
Il. W. Dunlap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07
fairfield LOCALS.

At the annual communication Of Sloan
Lodge at Fairfield, held Thursday night,
the toIlowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Fl. w. Lovejoy, W. M
C. H Msxisld. s. W.; Gil Eaton, J. W
+. e. vickery, Treas; q. F. Arnold
Sec. Geo. Il. Chapman, S. D; F. FL.
Neal, J. d. The officers elect will be in
stalled next Thursday evening, Dec. 10. by
Past Master B. VI Bradbury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Mr.. E. C. Hamilton, who has been clerk
in the Evans Hotel at Gardner. has been
ne gotialing for the lease and furniture Of
City Hotel, which has been closed since the
death of the former landlord, the late
Marshal Hayes, and will be here today to
close up the trade. The place will at once
be renovated and put in shape for business
and opened to the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

In his discourse yesterday morning Rev
J. L. Seward took occasion to condemn in
the most emphatic terms the worse than
worseIess literature Of the dime novel va
riesy, the reading Of which by the young is
often frsughts with disastrous results
Works Of fiction. written for the sccom-
ment of 8 worthy purpose, were to be com
mended as instruments TOR good, but the
dividing line between this and the pioduc-
tons which he condemned is so apparen!
that m mistake need be made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Four drunks sppeassd before sns Police
Court Saturday morning. Three paid and
we're discharged. TIE fourth Vas com
nisses 70 Jail. A man PANIED Dyer from
Randolph vas arrested fer selling liquor
from his Inside pocket He vss not
sentenced. Il 10 underwood that tho u 5
authorities want him for selling liquor
without q u. s.. license.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

peculiar accident happened in Wins
low Saturday forenoon. Oae Of Woodsum
& Rey nold's hay pressing crews we're at
work in the Fuller barn, so called, when
the fiocr gave way and the press, three
meu and yoke OF oxsn were precipiisted
into the basement below. "A good luck
would have IL one part of the press caught
upon beam so that it did not come down
with it full weight and to This fact is doubt
less due the escape Of some of the parties
with their lives. There was . pig under
the barn at the time Of the accident and it
is said that for moment or two the air
was full Of strange sounds-she men were
shouting, the oxen were believing and the
pig wss squealing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

There was congregation Of good size
at the Uni versai!st church yesterday after
noon, when the pastor preached In IN
teresting discourse from Matthew, 1881.
This society is making steady growth, and
the congregations are now averaging more
than for long time past, state Of things
which must be encouraging alike to the
pastor and people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

The Congre gsiionsl church was packed
last evening, and chairs put in the aisles,
the occasion being the rendering OF "Pil-
grim's Progress by the pastor, Rev. L. II
Hailock, with appropriate singing intro
duced through the reading. The people
who 20 to Mr.. Hallock's church Sunday
evening are sure TO be entertained as well
as edited BY what is offered them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

A meeting of the Somerset county Re-
publican committee will be held at Hotel
CobIru. Dec. 80, at o'clock P. NJ. The
meeting will DO organization and discussion
of the proper course to pursue in the work
Of the campaign for 1892 The meeting
viii be follow ed By banquet and speeches
By prominent men outside Of the county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

The ice map Of the Knnebec river, de
signed by PAymas.er Ballard Of the Knick'
erboeks, Ice Co. AID published by the lea
rrsds Journal, vas placed in the hands Of
the Gardiner PATROLS Saturday. IL is I
very accurate and comprehensive map o!
the ice producing psrs Of the kenneosc
which Is Of much Vslus. The JougsAI
representative extends thanks TO Mr.. Bal
lard for oae Of them,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

A eoiorsd man a.n<d Geo johnson. hsc
bis isft hand badly cszsasd BY faiisos
pulley yniis working 1t the HSiiarzs"of'n
& whitnsy mill Saturday. He wa taken
70 DR.. 5sroas's ofics where the haac was
dressed N. middle insef requiring ampa-
sxfisn above ths sseoEd isins-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Mrs. Mary E Knowles, president Of the
wousn's Relief Corps Of Massachusetts,
ard q we'll known public reader, read selec-
tons at the old folks concsrt last week,
also in Madison and Norrideewoek. She
was tie guest while here Of Rev. r. l..
House and family. and left for her home
In Boston Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

The "Good Times club, comprising the
boys ard girls Of the Uaivefsslist Sunday
school. gave . Cinderella socisble 1t 6. A.
4. Hall Saturday night. There was good
attendance. considering the limited notice
given, and those who went had good time.
Mr.. W. A. FAIR, one Of the proprietors
of the Bay View House in this city, and
Mss Mary Casey Of Lewiston were united
| in marriage in the latter city on Saturday,
returning to WAserviile on the Paliman
Sunday morning. Mr.. aud Mrs. FAIR have
the congratulations and good wishes OF
many friends all over the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

At the iAsf meetiof Of K0s.eII Po.t, NO.
Sc, G. A. r., Ffidsv evening, the 70 loving
we're elected IS effi,e for the eusuin 9
year: Post commander. DR.. C. v. Rich
ards; senior yice com J P. Thompson I;
ianior vics co T., W. 81. Weston; quarter
master, !. z. Bickfa,d Surgeon, Dr. s. A.
Pstter; ohap,sia, Llevellyn Goodwin !;
officer Of the dsy, Charles Smith; officer
Of the guard. G A. Five, hail Committee,
Issac Dyer, WIN Hsi5rook; trustees. G..
B. Stafford. c. F. Jonss. delegates 70 State
encampmeat, Sd Walton. C. z. Jones
a;ternarss, chxs. Smith, J. n. Merrill.
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WATERVlllE LOCALS.
watervilIe Military Band has another
rehearsal tonight.

The Wind blowed . veritable hurricane 3
par. Of Friday night. In some cases blinds
we're unhioged and dashed sgsinss windows,
crashing the glass, signs were blown down
and things lying around loose were shaken
up generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-07

Charles Il. Alien OF Bar dsIpn Is suffer
irg from the sfsess Of an accident when
occurred On Friday. when be stack rusty
nearly n inch into the bottom Of ais foot-
TIE wound Is very dangerous o. ascauns
Of The satysne liability Of causing loeb W.
DR.. p. Tanner is attending him