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at the Opera House.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. c..
A. will give musicale at the Opera House
on the 10Th inst. Miss Clara Bell Palmer
of Greenville, and Capt. Frank Cunning
ham of Richmond, will assist the local tai
emit in their artistic work in so good a cause.
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MA RkETS.
y1Np1cAroR OFFICE.

VINDICATOR OFFICE, I
STAUNTON. VA. September 8th.
We continue quotations without change
Markets remain dull and tame. Farmers are
disposed to hold wheat rather than sell at
prevailing prices. Less has been sold since
harvest than usual for the time of year.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept L.
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows
81 3712 1927
Generally rated first quality..... $50 a4.25
Medium or good fair, quality 800 a3.25
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and
Cows...,.,........,......a.. 200 a 2.75
Ofthe cattle received !, 116 came from Virginia
An advance of nc over last weeks figures is
generally recorded for tops, while other grades
show an improvement of Ac.
Mich Cows-There is light run and fail
trade. Common to fair al $20aS3O, fair to good al
S35a$45 per head.
Veal Calves-There is a fair trade OF 3La5l@f
per lh.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 5.-There is heavy falling
off in the I'M Der of hogs, there being 200 head
less than reported last week. Trade is tolera bly
fair the best hogs sold at $5.6oa$5S0 per 100 lbs
gross aud other grades from S. $3.50 per 100 lbf
gross The quality generally reported as being
satisfactory to dealers. Receipts9,lZ7 head.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 5;-There is a fairly good
trade reported for sheep and Lambs. Sheep sell
ing 3a41ac per lb gross and lambs at la nc with
a few at sc per lb gross
GRAIN MARKETS.
RICHMOND. Sept. 6.-Wheat, Longberry, 75s
50: mixed, 73aSC; shortberry, 7Oa79; No. red
77a7S. Corn-white, Virginia. 5Sa59; No. 2, white
58a59; No 2 mixed, 5Ga57.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 6.-Flour steady. Southern
wheat easy; Fultz 7QaSO Longberry 72a76. South
ern corn, white steady at 56a5S; yellow, firm al
57a5a
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Wheat, Sept. 7sl4; Oct. ~
Dec. 1914; May SO, Corp-sept 45as{ Oct. 4ezs
May SO,
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DIED..

HQLDEN.7-At the home of his father, John g
Holden on North Buffalo creek IN Kockbr1doa
county, Aug. 9th, Henry e. Holden, aged 2s
years.
SMlLEY.-Near Pr roadway, Rockingham, Aug
2sth, Mrs. Barbara Smiley, lat the advanced age
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rNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
| ERTY IN WAYNESBURO. VIRGINIA.
As trustee in deed of trust from G. V. sutton
and wife, recorded in the clerks office OF the
county court of Augusta county in Deed Book
Ill, p $50, and being thereunto requested by the
holder of one of the notes therein secured, Shall
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises
Saturday, October 1st, 1892, at IL NJ,
that certain parcel of land lying on the South
side of Main street in Waynesboro, Va, being
said.Sutton by deed dated 1st day of July, 1890,
from A. A. Rosenberger and wife and Geo. c.
Maslin and wife. and being the West portion of
said lot.
TEkMS-Enough cash to pay all costs and the
note then due, and the residue on such time as
otherwise as said Sutton or representatives shall
instruct. +. E. KEYES,
aug 26-tds Trustee.
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IE. M. Gushing & Son, Auctioneers. |
Monday, September Goth, 1892,

WOHuuy, Sg1J0HIU9T 26tH, 1o9@,
County court-day), that valua bile farm now oc-
cupied by S. I. Driver, and situated .s..isssssss
about IL miles from Staunton, Va, on .9SX
Long Glades,'' adjoining The lands of aTsS8ty@
Evine, Lowman and others. The &fVSSk
farm contains $50 acres more or less.
The improvements consist of large >af3aR%
dwelling house, large barn, stable and all other
necessary out buildings, and good orchard This
is of the best watered farms in the Valley
and has plenty of the best timber. the balance Of
the land well set in grass and in a high state Of
cultivation.
TERMS-One-sixthe cash. the remainder in l,
and years from dav of sale, the purchaser to
execute his bonds with approved personal secu-
rity, and the title retained as ultimate security
J.. A. ALEXANDER,
CHAS. CURRY,
Commissioners.
hereby certify that J. A. Alexander, one Of
such in the penalty of $l0,0O0wth security deem
ed sufficient, and conditioned according to law
aug 26-4t c.. S. W. BARNES, d Z.
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Of q Years Interment at N sMBort in thscou
ty, Rev. j. NJ. Schreckhise o-pefatlng.
ARMENTROUT.-AtG Greensboro. r.. c., Aug. q.
Il r. Armentrout son of Jacob Asmentrout OF
Interchangeable, Rockingham, ag ed 81 years.
months and days.
Laurel Hill, Sept. lsrt, Mrs. John
D. Smith, aged 30 years. Inferno. ut at Laurel
Hill cemetery, Rev. Jno. II. Taylor ofhclatln2
Saturday, Sept. 3d. at her home
in Basic City, Mrs. Julia Ann Terr,ell. in her
18th year. interment at WaynesborO.
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AUGUSTA COUNTY NEWS
From Mt. Scion.

THE CORN - ROAD CONTRACT BUSH
hIEETINGS-LAwN PARTY-PERSONAL
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
Occupy tho Attention of tho iousc-a
Mills Reappcnrnncc OH tho Floor.

Occupy tho Attention of tho Housc-alr.
Miils' Reappcnrnncc on tho Floor.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 1S.-Whcn
the house met at noon Mr.. Reilly, OF
Pennsylvania, asked unanimous con.
sent for the immediate consideration OF
n resolution calling on the secretary OF
tho treasury for information as to the
amount OF money that had been appro-
priatod and is available under the act
Of April %, 1890, relating to the Worlds
Exposition at Chicago, and what
amount OF money so appropriated has
been expended. with an itcmizcd state
ment showing to whom it has been paid
and for what purpose. Adopted. II
The house then proceeded u consid-
CT; tho bill relating 10 public printing
and to binding, and for the distrIbu-
ton OF public documents. The reading
OF the bill (Which is very voluminous
onel consumed nearly two hours. But
little attention was accorded to 1.-THE
first reading Of aTbill usually being q
pro forma mattcr-and the members as
n rule occupied the time in reading the
papers, attending to their correspond
cnce or chatting pleasantly in little
groups in which party lines were disre-
garded.
Mr.. Mills, OF Texas, entered the hall
during this practical recess and was
warmly greeted by his colleagues.
Speaker pro TEN ~McSIillin (having
called Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, to tho
chair went upon the floor and had
quite long conference with Mr.. Mills.
who is looking in much better health
than before he went upon his southern
trip.
Mr.. Richardson, of Tennessee, made
a brief explanation of the provisions OF
the bill, dwelling especially OH the
features relating to the distribution OF
public documents.
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HE PREFERS THIS SIDE.
Gnrza May Surrender to the UnIted States
Authorities.

Authorities.
LAREDO, Ten, Jan. 1S.-The Cara
revolution is believed here to BIO Sat an
end, for the present at least. The arm
ed men reported to be moving through
the country are supposed to be Garza's
forces going back home.
One OF Garza's followers, who lives
here, says that the first meeting was
held in New Orleans. At the meeting
were Cara, Sandoval, Coupet, and the
representative OF New Orleans firm.
1t was agreed that if n revolution was
inaugurated and Sandoval made leader
he was to receive 100000. CARA at
once took, the field, starting with %
men, which force grew to about 400.
No prominent leader on the other side
taking hold, he was left to skirmish on
this side, and thus ended the fiasco.
Cara is thought to be at present in
the vicinity Of Laredo, and his friends
say he may surrender ut Corpus Christi
and fight American law instead OF two
governments. This may all be q rusc,
however, and he may begin again higher
up the river. The longer the troubles
on the border continue the more per-
picking do they become. Despite the
futile efforts OF the United States and
Mexican authorities to locate the revo.
lutionists, the fact remains that Cara
has 4 following OF the strength OF which
few are aware.
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gCANriISTERFERE
With Immigration Ohlcers-Importnnts
= promo Court Decision.

With Immigration Oficers-Importnnt Sal
promo Court Decision.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-An opinion Of
Importance in its construction OF the
immigration laws was rendered in the
United States supreme! court to-day in
the case O.: NisRimura Bkin, appellant,
vs. the United States. Nishimura Ekin
is Japanese woman, to whom entry
into tho United States was refused by
the immigration officers and collector at
San Francisco. on the ground that she
was likely to become public charge.
1t was alleged she was coming TO the
United States for immoral purposes.
The ruling OF the immigration officers
was contested and it was sought to
have the federal courts, on application
for writ OF habeas' corpus, review the
facts in the case. ?, -
The government contendcd that the
ruling Of the treasury department with
reference to the entry OF immigrants
was final and not reversible by the
courts. This contention OF the gov
eminent the supreme court to-day sus-
tanned. 1t holds that the court can only
decide whether or not immigration Off.
GERS were duly appointed and acted in
conformity with the directions OF the
act, and that their conclusions as to
whether or not tho facts with reference
to any immigrants brought within the
classes prohibited from entering the
United States is renewable only by the
treasury department.
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SENATE rnocEEDINGs.
Devoid of Interest, and tho Session Shiny
- ~ . a..........i u Y Il Nv =

Attended. sb
WAsnlSoroy, D. G, Jan, ,sls.-There
were six senators on tho Democratic
side and about twice that number on
the Republican side when the chaplain
opened with prayer tho seventh week
OF tho senate session to-day.
Mr.. Platt presented n memorial and
petition signed by John Jay, president,
and other officers OF tho national league
for the protection Of American institu-
tions for IN amendment tothc consttu.
ton, to prevent the union OF church
and state, and to forbid tho appropria.
tion OF public money TO any societies
undor sectarian control.
I Abill was reported and passed on the
calendar to pay tho state oil West Wiz.
ginia hor proportion OF the amount
claimed under tho direct tax.
The senate thon took up tho calendar,
the first bill upon It being tho the ono
reported from tho committee on foreign
relations 10 amend the act OF 1878 for
tho distribution OF the awards under
the convention OF 1868 with Mexico (re-.
ferring specially to the La Abra claims.)
There was little or no protcnce on tho
part OF more than two or three senators
OF feeling any interest In tho matter,
md finally a resolution was adopted to
proceed to executive session and soon
aflerward the senate adjourned until to-
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ArnAIp on CHEAT LApon.
objection. to tho Colonization of rsu.'lan

Objections to tho Colonization of russian
Jews In illinois. y u. y
SpRlSdFiELp, ILL.,, Jan. 1s.-some
time ago tho Illinois Russian Colonies
ton Society was incorporated, with
headquarters in this city.
Tho society asserts that its object Is
to assist worthy Russian Jews to find n
homo upon farming lands purchased by
the association, aud the names OF Sena.
tor John NJ. Palmer, Ex-Governor
0glcsby and other prominent citizens
appeared In the list OF incorporators,
although these gentlemen have no
active connection with tho society. The
work Of soliciting subscriptions to tho
stock Is In tho hands OF committee
headed by Rabbi lubenstein, n promi-
ncnt Hebrew OF this city, and the work
has been vigorously pushed.
Some OF the labor organizations OF
the city now aver that tho association Is
n menace to their interests, and that 1t
proposes to bring into tho country II
class OF immigrants who will compete
with them in their several fields, or, in
other words, that it Is n cover for the
importation Of cheap labor. They m'o
agitating tho matter and will discuss 1t
in their unions, and just now tho pros
pcct is that fight will be malo against
tho Colonization society on this ground.
A dispatch from Fall River, Mass,
says: About 400 Jews have arrived
here within the past few weeks. They
expect to find employment in local
mills. At least GOO moro will arrive
next month. Tho fact that many OF
them are poor and without knowledge
OF tho customs OF tho country has given
rise to q public sentiment against wei
coming their wholesale immigration
hero
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GhRXh'S BAND.
Captain Brlto Thinks 1t Has Bccn Broken
Up,

Captain Brito Thinks 1t Has Bccn Broken
Up.
BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Jan. 1S.-Captain
Brito, with company OF rangers re-
turned last night, having been thirteen
days and nights in the saddle scouting
the river banks between Santa Maria
and Rio Grande City, assisted by Lieu.
tenant Short, OF the Sixth United States
cavalry. On the night OF the 18th inst,
he struck crowd Mt place called Gaia.
Three shots were fired. Ele thinks they
were signals. lie secuted the caparel
all night. In the morning he found Il
deserted house, empty cartridge boxes
and old clothing. He also found thirty
men, commanded by Austin Rolon, the
same man, Captain Brito thinks, who
commanded the fight with Captain
Bourke. They were driven to tho Mex
lean side, where three OF them were cap,
tured. Captain Brito thinks Garza's
gang has been broken up, rs SO many
troops arc in the field and that provi-
sions are SO scarce. The Sixth Mexican
cavalry arrived at Reynosa on the lith.
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Drug Company Chartered.


Special Dispatch 10 the In'eViqcnctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 1S.-Tho
secretary OF state to-day chartered the
Zuni Chemical and Publishing Com
pany, for the purpose OF manufacturing,
vending and advertising drugs, medi-
cines and other chemical preparations
The principal Office will be at tho Vii
lage OF Albright, Preston county, w.
Va. Capital subscribed is 100000,
and is fully paid up. Tho privilege is
granted to increase it to 100000.
Shares are $40 each, and are held by
George W. L. Marsden, OF Albright, W.
Va, and D. S. Trowbridgc and others,
OF Stamford, Conn. fs
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4 Monster steel Incot,

PIrrsBuRGH, Jan. 1S.-The largest in.
got OF steel ever cast in any steel works
will be made one day this week atHome.
stead. 1t will be made OF nickel
steel in the open hearth department,
and will weigh one hundred tons. This
big ingot is part OF an order for the gov.
ernment, but will not be utilized. The
government demands that 50 per cent Of
any cast be used as test, and conse'
quently thirty-tive tons will be cut from
tho ingot and worked. 1t will require
four furnaces to cast into the ladle, and
it will DO over twenty feet long.
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A REMAEEABLE CAsE.-Mr. Walter
Wheeler, OF the Washington Mills. Law.
renee, Mass, for two years afflicted with
varicose veins, accompanied by n troub-
lesome eruption, was completely cured
after taking only eight bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Dkw
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockho,Ic,, ,,.
Fire and Marine Insurance Company nj Nj Nj las
Ing VIII bc held 1T the Office OF The comn, Wh,l'
IN Sialn street on TUESDAY, JAM NV W.
lSG between ihe hours OF II md l20'cioctn :. ~
transaction otany other business tSt in@y i d,
pG ,O,1,T mem Il s. McLURG, ~'
gu'o-iN ~ " H. SVpFr,,.
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TOR RENT-ONE CORNER FLAT
- fronting on Tenth and Market streets, 4;
$3.50 per year. Five Flats, fronting on Tenn
street, at $3.50 per year Ono corner Flat, from.
Ing on Main and Tenth streets. at 500 per Vel,
Two Flats fronting on Main street. at SIsOt[;
year. All these Flats contain SIX light rooms and
bath rooni'nnd hRll and each fiat has Separl,s
street entrance. Rents for all flats col.ciabIs
monthlyin advance. JAMES L. lIAWLEY, IN
Main strhet.' hill
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IF you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge bytProi. Shelf,
tho Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
tho Statc.i IL 81 VI ~ = z TTlISsW
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NJ. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
ScrantonS Pa, stated November 0, 'SS:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for sprains,5 burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. D&w
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l SUFFERED from acute inflammation
in my nose and hcad-for a week at q
time | could not see. used Eiy's
Cream Balm and in a few days l was
cured. 1t is wonderful how quick it
helped me.--AIrs. George S. Judson,
Hartford, Conn. Mwr&w
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Eye glasses accurately adjusted. Cross eyes
Strengthened without danger or pain. Pterrlgi.
ums In film thnt grows over the eyes, removed
(panless). Cataracts extracted. TumorS, droop-
ing of lids and other forms OF eye troubles re-
licved without pain.
Catarrh OF ears positively cured In short time.
Deafness--uo matter OF how long Standing
cured or benefited. Enlarged tonsils removed
tpainlessl or cured BY pleasant locH! remedies
Throat affections In any form treated by most
modern method. Catarrh. that most loathso me
Of MI diseases, acknowledged by the general
practitioner TO DO incura6le. positively and
used ut home with most agreeable, effective and
pleasant results. Deformitics and growths OF
The nose cured by simple method.
Consultation free.
Observation-Disclosures Hospital Medical Col.
lcGc. Manhattan Eye and Ear 1nfrmary. and
New York Eye anc Ear lnirmary.
OFFICE lIouEs-From TO II a. M: from to
5 p. M: FROM to OPP. IN; Sundays, from to u
Il. m; from TO ! p. IN.
Offices permanently located ut 1895 AIarke.
street, opposite poStolIicc. no26.TULs
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sTocKHoLoERs' MEETINGS
GToCKllQIIpER's aIEETING.. ri

Tho annual meGtlng of the StocSholIr,,
hen%ood lrYn MoTIs viii be held at The oSrsS y?
tn company, hal II Fourteenth strcet WSsq
Ing VIVA, on ~ ESDAY. JANUARY N w, y InSS.
IN M, for tlfettctlon Of board of di,S,SI
and the TRANSACTION OF any other blpln'''yy y,iofi
may como bci6tp them. 'SA ut
ial2.ru ~ AINN2O InRING So.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the stocShollcr, O,,,.
Belmont Nail Company, for the rcc,in,, '" W 'l 70
rec,ors and the ,ransacti0n0f Gnynthcr hr W l
TINT MAJ come before it. Will b. hcll I n; ,S
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, ISii. ni q ri',aais ilE
| ynl3'Tv ~" J. y. DU BOlS ,o1,, IN.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of Stakeholder NJ "A.
their offices, corner Of Fortiutli md Watc, ,n,slG
Wheeling. ". W., between and o'CiSrts HnVytJ
TUESDAY, JANUARY &c, lSy2, for In, IN,
OF board OF directors aud for tho tren, yaytaol
nny other business that may come bsio,r ,Haaet
laS1u .laIA. o. MAXWELL, SCr.c, IaS1i
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HAS ABOLISHED DEATH.
Big Contract Christian Science has
on Eand.
WHAT A SHINING LIGHT SAYS

OF tho Teachings of the scct-..Iic
snys Sickness Is tho Distorted
Dream of tho Senses, mud Pain n
Pigment oftho Fancy...Dr. Roberts
believes that no will Never Die.
Singular Theories In Regard to the
Spiritual aud Physical States.
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A NNUAL MEETING.

The stockholders OF The Wheeling Ia, a.,
Storage CompGiy arc hereby Notified tlat ,b aat
viii be meeting held III the office OF Ina co
nnny, No. 2slt Water street, on Tl'ESDiV iT '.'
iuANf ~, ISL from 10 10 /! n'Cl0r; n m W. ~,
the purpose OF GlectIng boari OF Ifrctn',,. =, 70.
the transaction OF nfIy other bushes, t,5t ~, a
come before the meeting. ''''' H''I
: C. W CONNER. Secretary. '''t i'y,I
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EDw. L ROSE & Co: on taking their,
yearly inventory find that they have a
number Of fancy wood Sewing Machines,
which they will close out Mt special,
prices rather than carry them into an
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TOR RENT-NEW BRICK Dwell.
u ING: all modern improvements ~ For,.
ieenth street, from about February l, lSgl. Wjl
be leased fora term Ofyears to responsible nary,
ApnlyR OlllCc OF Tho City Wntcr lMnI III
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j FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NO. 12lSBYR0y
i street. Inquire at No. IL Thirteenth s.:ct.
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FOR SSALE-STOCKS AND REAL
L. ESTATE.
6 shares Bank OF the Ohio Valley.
Is shares Ice and Storage
70 shares Brilliant Iron and Steel Co.
10 shares Wheeling Electric Light stock.
20 shares Warwick Pottery
50 shares Wheeling Pottery.
The Block property, corner Ninth and Main
streets, "a TU0S O'DRfES
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP AN OLD VIC.
- LIN OF Stradiunarius model OF l7l2 70:
information address wv g." this Office. jais
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THE BODY MUST HEAL ITSELF.
"Only to hold it together, but not to
cure it. The surgeon cannot cure it.
The body must heal ITSELF"
"Would you not die if you drank poi
SOM"
81 would not deliberately make such
an attempt. You know how Christ on
the mount withstood the temptation to
accomplish anything in a foolhardy,
boastful spirit"
"But, il you were to drink poison
would you die?"
~ will never die"
: The doctor spoke in an emphatic
tone, as ii absolutely oblivious OF his
silvering locks.
Suppose 1 should drop some prussic
acid in that tumblor of wafer, wouldn't
it kill your"
NO"
Wouldn't it affect you in any way?"
NO
"Will you give me leave to do it??"