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Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
THE MOHAvE MIMER.
Railroad Tar E9Vjgzafio q.

Below we publish copy of q
petition now being signed by our princi-
pal tax payers and citizens requesting
the Territorial Board al Equ aliza.ion TO
ASSESS the Atlantic a. Pacific railroad at
such reasonable sum as the corporation
viii be willing 70 pay, and as will be just
and fair. The petition sets forth the sit.
aation in clear and concise language.
We have signed and heartily endorse is.
The county assessor, supervisors, dis.
trict attorney, and other oifi cials charged
with the collection OF the county's reve.
nue. all agree that straight assessment
Of Eve thousand dollars smile is as high
IN proportion ~ any other class or kind
of property is assessed In lMohave Coun-
~. Especially Is this true y hen 10 Ia
considered that every mile and fraction
of Q mile 10 assessed Other classes OF
property may, and doubtless do, to some
extent, escape assessment. The heavy
cattle owner does not know the exact
number OF his cattle ansl his sensitive
conscience a. we'll as his native modesty
viii never allow him 20 c.verestimate his
possessions 20 the mild hammered assess
or. The man OF money frequently finds
il convenient to keep his bank account
outside the county's jurb'diction in the
spring OF the year, and tie honest patri-
otic merchant sometimes, lets his stock
get little low between shesfirst Monday
in March and the first Monday in June.
but the one hundred and fourteen ul4)
and 375-l0O0 miles of the main track of
said railway is always there. Besides, il
Is to be borne in mind that there liz. as
yet, very little business Tor the road in
this county. As the country is settled
and the traffic increau es the company
can afford to, and will willingly pay on |
an increased assessment.
The following is the petition:
To THE HONORABLE, THE TERRIroKIAL
BOARD or EQUALIZATION OF THE TER
RrToEY OF ARIZONA, PHENrx ARIZONA,
Gentismen.--
Your petitioners, county officials, and |
other citizens and taxpayers OF Mohave
county, would respectfully represent to
your Honorable Boarj: That, whereas,
q difference Of opinion exists as to the
legal right OF the Territory to tax the At
lantic q Pacific railroad, and whereas,
such difference, the cor
poration has indicated its willingness to
pay taxes upon f1ir and just valuation
Of its road, not to exceed five thousand
49, ,O00) dollars per mile, and thus avoid
expensive and tedious litigation. And,
your petitioners are advised
and believe that sueh valuation would be
and as high, in proportion,
as any other class ID property is assessed
in the Territory, and believing that the
Atlantic Il Pacific railroad company
would promptly pay the tsxes upon such
just and reasonable assessment, and fully
that such llir valuation would
meet the hearty approval Of all the Of
hcials and citizens oi Northern Arizona
We therefore, for the reasons herein in
iicated, and for Other obvious reasons,
respectfully bat most earnestly pray your
Honorable Board to assess the said At
antic q Pacific railroad at rate not ex-
ceeding five thousand dollars per mile.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23

albuquerque is now feeling the evil
effects Of being situated in a territory.
III er progressive citizens wish TO make
many needed public improvements, but
as the four per cent. limit ofindebtedness
has already been reached they find they
viii have to iorgoe all contemplated In
ternal works for the benefit Of that enter
prising city.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
Worse Than Leprosy

Is catsrrh, and there is but one prepara-
tion that does cure that disease, and that
is the California Positive and Negative
Electric Lniment. Sold by H. I'll. Wat
kins. II is also cures neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, headache, sprsins, burns and all
pains. Try it and tell your neighbor
where to get it,
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
Only Onc in tho United states.

Out OF 1857 cough syrups manufactured
in the United States, but one has been
found TO be entirely free from opiates, and
that 10 the California Positive and Mega
tive Electric Cough Cure, which Ia the
best on earth for coughs, colds, Group, etc.
Sold by III. III. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23

WANTED. The consent OF 10, 900 smok-
era, TO send each. q sample lot Of $50
NICKEL Cigars and 20-year gold
filed Watch, by express g. o. ID.
t5.25, and allow examination.
HAVANA CiaAg CO.. Winston, N. g.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
IaEHRs1ss---N------1Eeslarlz.-
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed that the Distaff mine or owner
thereof will NOT be held responsible for
any debts contracted for labor or mate
rial furnished by parties holding bond
and lease on the mine and working the
same after January 18th, 1890.
Mrs. MIxSIR SHERMAN.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
ss,rary sa5. 90 per weeh.

Wantsd--Good Agents 70 sell our gen
eral line of merchandise. No peddling.
Above salary win be paid 10 ''live"
agents. For further information, address :
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO.,
l7s West vanBuren st., Chicago, Ill.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
Territorial election.

Later returns tend TO increase the
democratic majority In the constitu tional
convention. II now looks a. though the
political complexion OF the convention
would be az follows:
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
NOTICE.
KNaMAs. April Iat.

KRaMAs, April LIST.
Notice Is hereby given that the Night
hawk mine or the owners thereof will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
by the contractors or lessees thereon.
". GEORGE Bowers.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-23
Pencil Tablets.

The following sizes OF soft paper fgur-
ing or pencil tablets, 600 sheets in tab
let), are for sale at the MINER Office at
the prices given below:
Eight Al 3 inch Tablets 25cts.
-Four 6 x6 26cts.
Three Oh KS 25cts.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05

Minnesota people living near the Red Lake
reservation are alarmed at the prospect that the
Chippewa Indians will go on the war.path, aud
have demanded protection from the State au-
thorities.-Ihe new cruiser San Francisco.
which returned 10 Mare Island NaVy-yard after
final trial trip, is pronounced satisfactory.
Though the weather outside was rough, the
vessel steamed at a speed of ii TO II knots
without shipping any seas.-On the night of
Jan. 2S blizzard swept through Minnesota.
northern Wisconsin, northern Iowa aud Ne
braska. Telegraphic communication was in
terrupted and traffic suspended.-The Senate
Of West Virginia passed a bill prohibiting the
sale Of tobacco and narcotics 10 minors under
is years.-The airship, as exhibited at Chi
cagO Jan. 80, is declared success. 10 all an
pearances its mechanism permits propelling
aud steering.-The directors of the Worlds
Fair declare that $5.0OO,OOO:. more is needed 10
successfully carry out the project. The only
way 30 raise the money is 20 increase the capi-
tai stock Of the Exposition Company 10 10. OOO,-
600. The Ways and Means Committee will be-
gin next week TO sue delinquent stockholders.
IL is estimated that I5,0OOO 600 will be req uired
in all.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: As a friend
% the soldlers you ought 10 call the attention
Of the Pension Office 20 the soldiers who have
applied for pensions. Here IN this part Of Kan
sas lots Of comrades are now suffering for the
nccessarlcs OF life, because nothing whatever
~as raised here last year They worked hard
- ialse crop. and D. was all burned up. Not
wing green Thing grew here last year, and
Uhe boys having cases pending ought 10 be
looked after now promptly, aud not wait for
charity. STIR up the Office for this northwest,
Kansas. il is not our fault we worked for il
but lost. Get them 20 pay of now all they
possibly can.-IosTM Stewart. Kan.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
Tremendous.

=" Is there any money in your busness?"
1--WE paid 50 per cent. last year"
"Phew. How did you manage it?"
Our creditors saw that was all they could
get, aud they took it,"
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
cRIMEs AND CASUALTIES

Thirteen members Of the unlucky" 9TH Cav.
were badly injured by the collision Of the
special bearing them from Pine Ridge and
passenger train, on tho Union Pacific. near
Irwin, Kan. Other soldiers were also injured.
millionaire John w. Mackay attacked
Millionaire q. w. BOnynge in the Nevada Bank
San Francisco, and the two pounded each other
until separated 10y friends Bonynge is an
Engishman, and was formerly Mackays conf.
Dental agent lie married an American
woman, and Mackay was accused Of the author
ship OF an article in London paper that spoiled
her social aspirations abroad. This is the sup.
posed cause of their cnmity.- President
Moore, OF the Peoples Bank Of Fayetteville
y. g., has been arrested on tho charge of
borrowing 100000 Of the banks capital stock
Of $4,000. The bank closed its doors few
weeks agO.-Ohicers have captured Jacob
Stoup, who, in Fayette County. Pa. was
arraigned for shooting Alpheus Glover, July
10 1872 as the result Of a ncighbOrs' quarrel
aud was twice convicted Of murder In the first
degree after the biggest legal battle i'm the his
tory Of the County. The verdict was set aside
by the Supreme Court aud a third trial ordered
but before the time arrived Stoup escaped
from jail in May, 1874, and has been living aud
hiding IN the mountains near the MARYLAND
line ever since. lie decided 10 give himself
up 10 the authorities aud be cleared Of the
charge, being confident that he can now prove
his innocence.-Two men persisted Ia the
burning Of the Chaplin mine, Iron Mountain
Mich, on the 25th Of January The mine
was the largest and most productive in Mich
igan, aud caught FIRE at the sixth levol.-Fire
destroyed six blocks ia Cygnet o.. Jan. 30.
Two men aud girl persisted. and $4,000 lost.
More than 100 men persisted in the man.
moth shaft Of III. g. Frck Coke Co, Jan. %. by
an explosion Of fre-damp, caused by the igni-
ton Of miners lamp. Sixty families are
dependent on charity as a consequence. The
plant embraces 500 ovens
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
baltimore NnynI Veterans.

A ewassOciation Of Naval Veterans was duly
organized in Baltimore, Nd. Jan. %. Com
rades John +. Mackie and William Simmons,
Of Philadelphia, aud Isaac Newton, OF Wash
ington, were the mastering officers represent
ing the National Naval Veteran Association.
Tie muster-in ceremonies and installation
were conducted in a very crcditable manner,
and the new association starts on its cruise
with membership Of about 200 as gallant
shipmates az ever wore the blue or trOd a quar-
ter-deck. They have a charter from the Ma
tional Association and invite 10 their ranks
Naval veterans generally who served in the
Navy az any time during the late war Off
GERS: Commodore, w. A. Saville, Room % POST
Office Building; Capt, j. VI. Hume: Com
Inander Alex. ". O!er; Lieut.. Commander, II.
Mcdowell; Lieut., J. A. Walter; Ensign. s.
Sherwood Surg, a. Trego, NJ. ID: Paymaster,
NJ. ii. Plunkett; Engineer, John A. Sher-
wood; Chap, A. A. Resch; Sec, III. +. Dorton !;
BOatswain, George Sullivan.
Secrets OF The Profession.
PUCK.
Stage Manager-Where is Afghan Lumbago
the tattOOed Zulu?
Property Boyle got caught in the rain
coming from supper, and he is downstairs
having the scenic artist touch him up.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
UNION VETERAN LEGION.
Doings in the Different Enoampments of the
Order.

Doings in the Different EnoampmeRts Of the
order.
The Union Veteran Legion is getting quite a
footlold Ia the old Bay State. For time En-
campment 10. Of New Bed was the sole
representative Of the Order in the State; but
within few weeks an Eucampment was formed
/ iu Newburyport. Still another is projected Ina
Boston which will be instituted al an early dav.
Encampmcnt - was instituted at Worcester
Jan. - by Col J. w. Footmau. assisted by AdTt
George III. ClOugh and Quartcrmaster Edward
7. Wilson, Of New Bedford. Forty-throe char.
Ter members were mustered in. aud the follow
inP officers installed: Col, Henry ". Greene
Lieut-Coi., Thomas Halpinc; Mai, L. s. Clark /;
-. d., David Roche; Chap. Charles TeW; q.
NJ Dwight L. Scott; Trustees, Henry C. pease.
Carl &. Thomas, J. Beaumont: Adj'L j. T. Rich :
q. G., J. j. Richards; Color Bearer Henry Nc
Cam Musician, Charles ID. Mann; Surg, J.
Marcus Rice; Hall Committee, g. r. Lawrence
and NJ ;. Cooley q. s., Thomas Kearn S. W.,
W. b. Jones.
Officers Of Encampment 20. Philadelphia /:
Col, John :. French; LicuL-Col, George II.
Watts Mai. Clarence y. Smith; Surg, Ed.
ward l.. Williams; Chap. Sylvester Cr0sslcv /:
q. ~. Charles II. OFT; o. d., Joseph w. Sho-
walker Trustee for three years., Vim. b. Nor
gey.
General Orders. No. g. issued at National
Ilea"4uaIleIh' Ihiladclphla, by u. j. Miller,
National COmmander-E. Caldwell, Adjutant-
General contain the following:
ln addition 10 the Aids-de-Camp appointed
IN previous orders, the following arc named /:
j. w. Jcwhurst, Lncampment 3 b. T.. Widdi-
come, 25i Samuel Hines 30; Patrick Finn,
81; J. J.. Danth, 43; john Mcneil, II; J. NJ.
Payer, 20. Since last General Order the follow
ing Encampments have been added TO the
roster ~, az Jersey City, n. j.; ~, at National
Military Home Ohio.
Officers Of Encampment 70, Louisville, XIV:
Colonel, O. J.. Dupre; Lieut-Col., J. L. Trunor;
MAJ, John Fowler; Chap, II. NJ. Buckley
Surg john J.. Sheppard o. d., Lawrence
Winters; Q. NJ G. l.. Moblcy; AdJ't, An Davis;
O. G., Jas. McCorkhnl
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
FEIDAY Jas. 30.

Tic senate met al ID q. M. After pravor tbe
journal Of yesterdays proceedings was read
aud approved.
Nj Morrill, VT Mr. President IN conse.
anence o. the recent calamity that has visited
ar Boz tlle sudden dccease Of lormer eminent
member Of this body, and a distinguished
member OF the Cabinet OF the President la the
service az Secretary OF the Treasury, aud ia
accordance with former procedents, ] move
that the Senate do now adjourn. The motion
Wa agreed 10 unanimously aud the senate ad-
j0urued "a ll.lO q. m.
la the House. after the approval Of tho ionr.
mai, Mr. Mckinley O. offered the following
resolutions
kesoitod That thc House 81 Representative has
mehtd WIZ lloiouud sorrow ol tue death al Hon.
William MiHdom, Secretary 81 tie Treasury who
Tor Ib ACurt Wils member of tLIs body and tor ii
ycAT- member Of the SENATE
Affgirtn, That "a committee OF nfup Represerts-
hNer bc appointed 10y tIc Speaker. 10 ioiu such
committee nH mas be- appointed by tlte senate Ia
hitchu tlc uncfH ~ iIe ial. Secretary au leaif al
Congress and 10 take such other action 49, NAV A.,
proper ln honor 81 tllc memory OF the ID, q ssed
hhd a. appreciation 81 Congress Tor his public
services.
Mr. Dunnoll Mimi. Mr. Speaker, ] second
The motion submitted by the honorable gentle
man from Ohio. have the honor % represent
The district on this floor which, for 10 years.
was 80 ably represented by the honorable Sec.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
Ito be eoniinued.)
Public Speakers and Singers

Can use browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" freely,
without fear of injury. they contain nothing in
furious. They are invaluable for alaying the
hoarseness and irritation incident to vocal exertion
effectually clearing and strengthening the voice.
Have used them through all my ministerial life /"
Rev. c. s. Yedder, Charleston, s. @. Ask for and
obtain only browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
IS cents y box.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
Mention me national rrrnunn
GEnn FOR TOwATO
SURE HEAD CABBAGE
sszY SNOWFALL TU5NIP

- Oh mead end sure 70 head. very
uniform in size, firm and fine in
texture, excellent in quality and a
good Keeper. Single heads have
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
MAULE'S SEEDS
LEAD ALL.

Our Catalogue for 1901 Is pronounced abb
sOlutely the best seed and plant book issued:
printed in good legble type. on good paper, il
excites the admiration Of ali. 66t varieties
Of Vegetables, Flowers, Towering Plants,
Small Fruits, Fruit and Nut-bearing Trees,
etc, are beautifully illustrated, as many as
IS Of them being in colOrs. This catalogue is
mailed free to all who ordered in $500; but as
the postage on the book alone is FIVE cents. we
must ask all others who are not customers,
desiring copy, TO send Us twenty-five cents
IN stamps for il; and in addition to sending
our catalogue, We will also mail you, without
extra charge, packet Of the wonderful Bush
LIMA BEANS. THE MOST VALUABLE VEGE-
TABLE NOVELTY INTRODUCED IN YEARS;
AND A PACKET OF THE NEW MARGUERITE
CARNATI0N, THE FLORAL WONDER OF
1901 These two packets Of seeds are worth
Is cents; so it virtually means the same thing
as mailing our catalogue free to all who answer
this advertisement Address
VIM. HENRY MAULE,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The National tribune., 1891-02-05
IT Remote from Medical Helm.

Doubly essential Is IL that you should be provided
with some reliable family medicine. Hosteiter's
stomach lAtiers l. tie b-st Of IL class Temedying
thoroughly a IL does such common ailments a. in
digestion, constipation and biiousness and afford
inR safe and speedy help in mAlRTial cases. rheu-
matism and Inactivity Of the kidneys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28
rrNn ron WIS. WINDOW

Tho COMMITTEE Tor r.ueiug fu0d Tor tho
vcf, of the late Secretary of the Treasury
Window. as u testimonial If appreciation oi
lis public lfc nave received from each Of th"
following named gentlemen 5000. ID. O..
Mills. =. f.. Elkns. i. b. Colgate. j. ierpont
Morgan. Jesse SrIigman, Percy Il. Pyne Hnd
49, +. and G.. One thousand dollars each.
Henry Willard. the Hon james Mcmillan. G..
/ Tiffany. Five hundred dollar. oach
Charles Watrou-. John Jay Knox. John T.
Stewart. John II. Rice. W. T.. Strong, lsid"r
Straus. b. q. Clark Fifty thousand dollars
a.e intended 10 DE raised for this Weil-melied
---Lu.lLlLL-
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LNOR SALE CHEAP.


4 very nicely-locatcd FARM Of e09 scres IN
Goochland county. two miles from railroad
station. and thirty-two miles west Of Richmond.
1t IN Il thickly-settled ncighhorhood, Close
10 church. store pOstOifcc and high school No
healthier spot could be found in the entire
State.
The land lies nicely for cultivation, only
slightly rolling. and the soil d, ADAPTED 20 the
raising of grain and grass Mica has been recent
IL discovered on the farm. The improvements
consist of Frame Dwelling two stories, con
tanning eight rooms besides hall and closets
Ouihuildings consist OF Earn. New Stable Tor
twelve cows. Carriagc-house, Ponltry-house.
Office. Out-kitchcn. Quarter. &c. Good Garden,
Orchard with Apples, Peaches. Pears, Cherries
Ounces dc.
About onc-third Of the farm il in wood bal
ance cleared Watered bv spring branches. and
good well Of pure soft water in ward. This farm
being IN such healthy location and so con'e-
nicni 10 railroad would make desirable sum
mcr home for anyone doing business IN Rich
mond Price 5000. on easy terms For par
ficulars. apply TO V. A. PARSONS,
No. North Ninth street,
fel.tf Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28

I is reported that tho Kennedy Union
pa .ruld has been taken out ot the hands OF
Jo receiver and 1t viii be- operated 10y th"
company.
Official, OF the Ohio and Mississippi at Gin.
c.uulfi. saw. in answer 60 NIiOu, luWoi0 a.
fo.tug thr company. that the road has not
been flryears in IL better financial condition.
tau 40 present. The ioad ha, been CON.
t,anry improving IFS condition, ami D, si'-
engaged iu that work.
After the Marietta and North Georgia de-
fault ou January /. a meeting oil the bond
holders WA held and application mad" i"r
te appointment of "a receiver 90 lnNr~iiGr"
The physical and financial condition oi the
road aud'a.ccltalu the cause ot default On
Monday last the court appointed ). h. Glove
permanent receiver
IN the iron trade prices are nom'nnliv IN
changed. but Published quotations Just ~ TINS
time apply only 10 current parcels for lmme-
date delivery. il would not bc possible 10
contract for large lots for forward delivery at
present quoted rates: there are too many cle-
ments OF uncertainty surrounding the sltua.
ton. IL is known there Is "a serious falling OIL
m tine output OF pig iron IN the South ana
West
Earnings Chesapeake and Ohio, third week
February 1891 SlCi, 500 1880, Slll,2C6; IN
cfea~'. 20 1873.
Louisville and Nashville. third week Feb
ulry. 1891. 1913 $40. 1880. 1891 800; decrease,
sN.Zl. From July ]. 1890. sl2, 73l 800, 1850,
siIiZj.0l5, increase. s3ci,Gij.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28

II have been afflicted with an affection Of
iAe throat from childhood. caused by diph-
iherls. and have used various remedies. but
have never found bnythlng equal 10 BEows t.
fA0ScHIAI TBocnEs '-Rsu. u. ". r. Hampton.
Fu6soa, Ky. Sold only In boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28
BARTON HEIGHTS.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS
BARTON HEIGHTS
FOR SALE
$500 CASH And $1,000 PER MONTH.

When lots are paid ont. If purchasers desire
HOUSES will lc builf. TO be paid ont in SMALL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Best chances ever offered 70 obtain homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28
AUCTION SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Charles +. Palmer, dated 10Th day OF
August, 1870, and recorded in tie clerks Office
Of the Chsncery Court OF the city of Richmond
on the oath day Of August. 1884 in Deed Book
Isl A. page lOa default having been made in the
payment Of a note thereby secured for ss.si5
payable on the 2jth October. 1876. and having
been thereunto requested by the holder Of said
note. will sell by. public auction, at the
office Of Frank ID. Hill & Co. No. north
Eleventh street, in the city of Richmond. Va
on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1921,
at p o'clock NJ. all the right title and interest
whatever Of tho said Charles r. Palmer. being
an undivided one-seyenthl. in and 70 that certain
house and lot situated IN Richmond. Va. NJ the
northwest corner Of Fifth and Main streets
wherein Mrs Elizabeth W Palmer lately re-;
sided, and in the furniture in said house. and
also all other right. title and interest whatever
of ihc said Charles T. Palmer in and to the other
estate Of his father, the late William Palmer,
deceased.
Trnns: Cash enough to pay of the aforesaid
note and interest FROM October p. loo, and the
eypcnscs of sale and the residue upon such
terms as shall be announced AZ the sale.
teT-l3t II. 1. MiiEklt1, trustee.
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A DECLINE FOR COTTON,
Caused RI THE ENGLTSH MARKETS.
BEING OTEESTOChED.

Electric Power Conductors 10 Bc Removed
The Fund for Mrs. Window steamer From
Norfolk Eurned-Death of Rev. Jeremiah
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28
COUNTRY STORE.

EOR SALE-ONE STONEMETZ FOLDING
L MACHINE, in good condition. Apply at
1t,tps oHiret d1Wtf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28

4 MODERN WATER MOTOR IS FOR SALE
~ Apply at IHH TINES Office. jal3-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28

Since Judge Roger \. Pryor has been ap-
pointed o. tile bench OF tic Common Pleas Lc
81, been one ut the hardest working Judges oi
tat court His activity Is marvellous, and lle
pI,.os,c, reserve force al nervous cu-
rgy that enables HIM 90 worn early amt "ie
,..fDort Showing any fatigue The opinions
(which Doc writes. whenever % case may call for
D.. ure marked iu ~tylc los the sure nervous
u-- and vsor which he displays IN ali his ac-
ton. and manner.