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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
THROUGH RAIN TO THE FAIR.
A Large Attendance Last Night Despite
the Weather-The Features.

The rain which steadily pattered down
upon the roof of the Masonic Temple last
night did not prevent another large crowd
from assembling in the Grand-Lodge room
OF the handsome structure, where the fair II now
being held. The attendance, OF course, was not
20 great az on the opening occasion, but the spa
cious hall was well fiiled, and those who brayed
the elements were fully rewarded by the plea
sures incident TO the evening.
The night was dedicated 10 Temple Lodge,
No. o, and Joppa Lodge, No. 40, and many re-
personalities nom these organizations were
present.
DANCED THE HISUET.
The feature OF the evening was the dancing OF
the minuet, which took place under the super
vision OF Miss Bertha Loyenstein, assisted by
Mrs. Samuel Cohen and Miss Webster. The chill
dren who danced acquitted themselves exceed
ingiy well and evoked hearty applause from the
spectators They we're all dressed in colonial
costumes and looked as cute as possible. Their
names we're Walter Kireh, Emily Raab, Harold
s. BloomDerg Edna Goodman, Hardy Eichel.
Rosa Straus, Melvin Stern, Mabel Sycle.
Little Misses Lily SchwarZschild and Blanche
Semon gave exhibitions OF fancy dancing, which
were really revelations in the terpschorean art.
The exhibition of Galates Miss Rosalie hittel-
doffer) continued 20 attract large crowds, while
the lad o. Of the ice-cream saloon and restsu-
rant ere kept busily employed.
WILL SELL CHOCOLATE.
The ladies Of the candy booth are having
another stand erected for the sale OF chocolate.
At their booth they have handsome mandolin
banjo, which Will be voted to the most popular
young lady, and an infantry sword, which will
fall 10 the lot Of the most popular military oi1i-
Ger. beautiful gilded chair Is being voted to
the officers of the Masonic Home Association,
and so far Mrs. Cepers, the president, Mrs.
Joseph Rosenbaum, the treasurer, and Mira.
August, the secretary, are In the lead.
Among the young ladies In the attractive
Dooth Of Lodge No. IL whose names have not
been published are Miss Minnie Angle and Miss
Anthony.
The ladies' in charge of the restaurant desire
20 receive donations OF homemade bread and
cake from housekeepers.
PETEBsBURG-DAY AT THE FAIR.
To-day will be "Petersburg-day" at the ba-
zaar and many visitors from the Cockade City
are expected 10 attend the fair. The following
Is the programme arranged:
Matinee at 4:30. Dancing by Miss Websters
class OF young ladies' Dancing for children.
Evening". Music, Howitzers' Band 2. Solo,
TOstis Goodbye, Mrs. John Peasants. OF Peters
burg. 3. Solo. selected. Captain r. w. Cunning
ham. L. National Drill by the Male Orphan
Asylum boys, representing England, Ireland.
France, Germany, Russia, and continental
countries. Dancing. Galatea and King Solo
mons Temple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
TWO PIT TSYLvANlANS PASS AWAY.
Bazaar of the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
Another Prominent Candidate.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l


DAsvILLr, Va, April 2O.-Mr, II. l.. Car
ter, a prominent citizen of Chatham, died
at his home to-day; aged IS years, Mr.;
Carter was for many years proprietor OF
the hotel at Chatham, and was very popular
His funeral win take place tomorrow afternoon:
Mr. L. i. l.. Roberts, a citizen OF this city, died
at the homo OF his daughter, In Rockingham
county, n. c., on Tuesday last.
The Ladies' Benevolent Soc iety opened a most
attractive bazaar In the new city hall to-nlgnt,
but the weather was wretched and the attend
ancs Is not as large as had been expected. Inc
bazaar VIII be continued for threo days.
Tho special correspondent OF the DISPATCH
from this point omitted IN his list OF Democratic
candidates for the congressional nomination
from this district to mention the name OF Cap
tain Harry Woodipg, OF Danyilie. Captain
Wooding Is one OF the most prominent candi-
dates in the held, having for years been chair.
man of the District Democrats Committee, and
he Is certainly as strong as any who have thus
far announced their candidacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
ARo,hschiid Cashier Absconds.

BERLIN, April 20.-A most decided sensa-
ton was caused on the Bourse here to-day
by repoft that Herr Jaeger, chief cashier tor
the great banking house OF the kothschilds. In
Frankfort, was a defaulter. According 20 this
report Jaeger had succeeded In defraudlng his
employers Of over 1000, goo marks $500, 1000.
Inquiries revealed the fact that Jaeger has
held the position Of chief cashier for seventeen
years. lie MAS implicitly trusted, and there has
never been the breath OF suspicion concerning
him. Soms time ago he was missing from his
post. and as time elapsed aud he did not appear
n partial examination OF his looks was made.
This resulted In the declaration tina. he Is an
absconder. The examination OF tho books has
nor vet been concluded, aud the exact amount Of
the cefslcation, therefore, Is not known. No de-
nial has been made, however, and the state
mont is made that the stealings will reach
I.OOO, 900 marks. The cashiers Office Is closed,
ami experts have been employed 10 examine
and revise all the books Of the bank.
Ii Is said In some quarters that Jaeger knew
that his dishonesty would shortly be discovered,
and that be has made away with himself. On
tbe other hand, 1t is claimed that he has the
greater part OF the stolen money In his posses
SION and that under an assumed name he Is en-
deayoring TO reach q foreign country, most
likely the United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
SHE BEAT THE BABY.
And the Justice Was Greatly Incensed and
Fined Her $40.

Rosa Daniel, q colored dame of about
oe summers. was before Justice Crutchfield
yesterday on the serious charge of beating
the 9-months-old baby of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nolt. The scene OF the occurrence was
l;amble's-Hin Park. The infant became nttie
obstreperous, and the nurse, In III OF rage,
used her hands upon its little face In way
which attracted the attention OF gentleman
who WAS some distance away. Inc Justice Was
greatly incensed, and said he would not allow
negro nurses 70 make schools OF correcton ior
white children OF the public parks OF the CITY.
He fined Rosa $40 and costs She was also
charged with stealing and with beating the
daughter OF Mary Clark. The charge OF larceny
WAS dismissed. but hearing IN the second pea'ips
ARRAY was postponed until to-day. -
George Rawlings lcolored) was assessed 90
and costs for assaulting and attempting 10 CUT
Jefferson Traghan with razor
Eddie Jefferson (colored), who was charged
with using profane language to g. +. johnson
ON the street, win have hearing to-day.
George Lowe was nned 30 for striking L. Z.
stage on the street. c..n,.x -,
oredl and others for keeping disordery mouse
was e ain postponed until April 3otn-
Henry White lcolored), who was accused OF
stealing s22. 40 from Arthur Branch, viii have a
hearing before the Justice this morning, wlilo
tns case OF Charles spott, Dr., charged With be-
inc inc drink ON Island Park during the bali game
Tuesday aiternoon, was postponed untii to-mor-
row. . a =, ..uu
n silver watch from Nicholas Dawson, wiu DO
heard to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
California Shaken Again.
(Bv telegra Oh to the Dtapatcn.

SAN FRAscIsco, April 20.-vacaville and
the adjoining sections of the State, which
were scenes Of disaster resulSing from the earth
quake OF Monday, were again setsmically visited
last night and early this morning, though
the shocks were less intense than those OF
the preceding night In some sections other
natural phenomena accompanied the shocks
last night The Leople are commencing 10 ciesr
away tho dstrss and repair their butidings. The
general sentiment is In favor Of moro secure
brick buildings destroyed being Of comparative
ly unsubsranfisl construction. No one was So
rionsly injured In any Of the four towns which
suffered from the earthquake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
The Glenn Benefit.

The performance at the Theatre to-niRnt
by Klevesahls Minstrels, for the benefit
OF the widow Of Eddie Glenn, Rchmond's famous
baseball player, will doubtless be largely at
tended. IL is surely ono Of the kind OF enter
taiments that deserves encouragement, botn be-
cause OF the worthiness OF the beneficiary and
the excellence Of the company. There is seIt-
ment surrounding the untlnely death OF the
ball-payer that erouses much sympathy for his
young widow, and this will doubtless induce
many 10 buy tickets who would not otherwise do
so. But. sentiment asides the performance Will
be well worth seeing. Some OF the best local
singers are In the company. and an evening OF
genuine enjoyment may DO expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
BAL POUDRe AT The BELVlDERE.
Fair Debutants and Pretty School Girls
Give "A Brilliant German.

Belyidere Hall presented q scene of sur
passing radiance and loyeliness last night.
The fair debiadnts and charming school
girls, who during tho winter months have
attended tle germans OF the Junior Club, re-
turned the coUrtesies they had received at the
hands OF members Of this organization with a
brilliant bal p0udrs. Both ladies and gentlemen
appeared with their hair powdered and cheeks
painted. This produced very striking enect,
and every one looked handsome.
In point Of attendance and beauty OF coet2mes
the bali was one OF the most brilliant Of the sea-
son.
A VERY PRETTY DANCE.
Mr. Dolph Blair led the german, which was on
all sides pronounced 10 be beautiful one, not
only on account OF the large numbers dancing,
bat also because of tho many unique figures In
troduced.
me chaperoncs OF the evening we're Mrs. /.
Il. Tatum, Mrs. John Coke, Mrs. James Branch
Mrs Charles LathrUp, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Car
rington. Mrs. A. +. Donnan. Mrs. William Tai
bott, Mrs. william RoyalL Mrs. G. c. hcPhail,
Mrs. Welch, Mrs Charles b. smith, ana MIS-
Lynch.
Cora Carrington, Lulle Walker, sally Alfriend,
Flossie Talbot, sally Wellford. Emily cary
stuart Bradley, Stannie Atkins, Rosalie Scott,
Nellie Boykin, Helen Perrin, Elen Blair, Carrie
Moore, Jeannette Bradley, Annie Gray, Agnes
Palmer, Lima Mayo, Grace Grifith, Maude Ran
Kin, Mary Moore, Marianne Meade. Mary Pace,
Virg.e Cadot, Virgie Brock, and Madgo Old.
THH GENTLEMEN.
The gentlemen In attendance were Messrs.
Preston holland, Murray Dill j. T. Ruther-
foord, Charlie Brock. Harry Langhorne,
Stanley Tyler, John Bosseau, A. =. Moore,
Anton Thierman, Frank Potts, Stuart Mo
Weigh, j. &. Shaffsr, Jr, Bob Campbell,
= G. Anderson, Barton Cameron, Hamilton
White, Richmond Maury, Baylor Saunders,
Brooke Page, Dabney Carr, >. Lottier, Robert
Blank enship, Otis Alfriend, j. Alsop, j.. Binford.
Dolph Blair, Alph Blankenshlp, Thomas Brander,
Louis Brander. John Bryan, Alexander Cameron,
A. 5. Cary, Clay Drewry, Phiuip Powers, L.
Robertson, A. II. Drowy, Jr., Elmer Ecker,
John Goodwin. Dick Gwathmey, Grahman Hob
son, Frederick Lambert, Benjamin Lawson, w.
Newton. James Stringfellow, B. Is. Stringfellow,
q. W. Warren, Harry Baker, Lee Bragg, u. Z.
Christian, }. N. McGregory, Samuel REGISTER,
Hogo Gillian, Greer Baughman, Gibbes hale,
John Walker, and Charles BIdgood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
The Suit Against EdeI Brothers.

An Injunction was granted by the Judge
of the Chancery Court yesterday TO Elias
Block & Sons, OF Cincinnati, restraining Sig
mund NJ. Goodman, trustee Of the hrm OF Ede
Brothers, from in any way disposng OF the
assets of the insolyent concern until the further
order Of that tribunal. The trustee l. allowed
under the injunction 20 receive money on ac-
counts due, but is directed to deposit the same
in bank 10 the credit OF the court In this case.
Messrs Block & Sons are creditors oi Edel
Brothers to the amount Of about $4,000. They
were not among those preferred in the deed, but
were rated as seconi-class Tho Cincinnati
concern wants tho deed f1led by Edel Brothers
set aside and receiver appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21

The Athletic Association of Richmond
College have issued invitations for the
fourth annual ield-lsy at this institution, which
will be observed on Friday. The following are
the gentlemen in charge OF the entertainment:
Field-Day Committee-F. W. Boatwrght,
chairman; X. p. Gaines. j. A. Marstella, e. L.
Taylor, and Harvey Hatcher, Jr.
Field-Day Judges-Professor c. NJ. Hazen,
Allen Potts, Esq., and Professor II. +. smith.
The officers OF tho association are: Frank w.
Duke, president; J. l.. McGariiy, yice-president ;
Harvey Hatcher, Jr.. secretary, and Asury An
der son, treasurer
The programme for the fleld-day, which was
published in the DISPATCH OF Sunday. IL an ex-
ceptionally good one, aud will prove highly inte-
resting To lovers OF athletics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Division of the Uniform Rank.

At The meeting OF byrAcusb LOuye, NO.
3. X. of F., last night Uniform Division
OF the order was organized, with about thirty
names on roll. The division Is 10 have new uni
forms by June let, and the measurement OF the
memb bers vas taken, and the contract awarded
10 the Pettibone Manufacturing Company. OF
Cincinnati. The following officers were elected: !:
Sir knight Captain, V. Donau: Sir Knight
Iiextenant, A. 1. Lucas; Sir Knight Herald, II.
Schnurman: sir knight Recorder, George H.
Bowden; Sir Knigh. Treasurer, X. b. satter-
white; Sir knight Guard, r. L. Martin, and Sir
Knight Sentinel BENJAMIN Paris
The division viii commence TO drill next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
GreenGoods.

Don't be tempted TO invest in them.
You win Get into trouble every time and
In the end poverty and disgrace The
genuine Uncle Sans green goods arc the
only ones Of value. They make you rich,
mons LAYER Regulator to cure your fpdi-
ccstlon, Dyspepsia. Constipation or Bill
iousness. or driyo away Malaria. Don't
be tempted 70 take anything else n placs
Of the Rsgulstor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Order Of the Fra..rnal Circle.

Sergeant Junius A. Cosby is in receipt OF
a letter from p. X. Tucker. receiver OF the
order OF the Fraternal Circle stating that be 10
receiving reports almost daily. and that already
1870 out OF i75 have como In. He states that
after conference with tie Court 10 was thought
best that he should file a bill In the form OF q
partial report, presenting large number OF
Questions that have arisen and which must be
decided before the membership OF the order or
the amount OF its assets can be definitely set
tied. He says the case will probably DO heard
late in the spring OF early In summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Bridget Irwin 10 Fl. r. Pol
lard IN feet on north side Grace street
near Snafer, s3,l00: Alexander Palmer aud
wife 10 James nolleran. 25 feet on Page or VAL
10y street, s126; Richard II. Raney 70 Frances
j. Raney. 2J5s ieet on west side fwenfy-fourfh
street between aad U, 81 900; LOUIS Raw
nnes 70 N. 4. Bradley, personally, s1O0.
Henrico: George y. Joness trustee TO John
Wagner. Lots 4, 81, 20, and IL, Capitol View,
s4O0; same 10 same, Lot SO, Capitol View, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Incendi.rism IN Loui.viI,~.

LOUISVILLE. KY, April W.-Seven at
tempts were made to burn the city last
night. In four hours 1iteen buildings we're de-
stroyed, loss Of $4,000 being entailed. All
were OF incendiary origin. All the alarms cane
nom the same section Of the town. and so
rapidly did thsy follow each other that engines
and trucks fvo miles distant were called out.
Saturday night there were fve dres In the same
radius, and Edward Keller was arrested for the
crime. he rs thought 10 be one Of gang. Tho
largest losses we're on q topacco-factory and an
excelsior factory. William King was arrested at
midnight, charged with arson. Several cotton
balls saturated with oil we're found in his pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Teicsrsph.o Br.vitIss


Tho steamship Dresden, from Brem sa. landeA
@s2S1 immigrants yesterday at Baliimors
The Berlin Torrasrts. the organ Of ths Social
isss, announces that sixteen halls have bean sc-
cured In the German capital for the purpoas a
holding hay-Dsy manifestations.
Two thousand Cinnamon ara distributed sIons
the Washington, Idaho, and Montana uucS
awaiting the expiration OF the exclusion 1w, on
May 9th, In order 10 cross into the United states
from British Columbia
The Board OF Directors OF tho BaI,imcye ana
Ohio Railway Company, At their meeting IN
Baltimore yesterday, declared n IA per cent
cash dividend ON common stock for tho three
months ending December 81, 1891.
At tho Lyttlc Coal Compsny's colllery, seven
from old working broke into tho mine aud
drowned eight miners. Two others are I'm.
prisoned by the water, but ste alive, and ztrenn-
Gus efforts are beng made 70 rescue them.
Large masses Of Russian emigrants ere
gathered AZ The German frontier, and are
anxiously watching for a chance to siuds the
vigilaaceof the guards and gain an entrance
into the country OF tho kalser spotted typhus
hes broken out srnorg thom end IL creating
great raYages.
Lizzie Dennis aud Melvin ID. Slpols, two os the
kldnappers OF Banker Bears 2-yesr-oli child
last winter, who held him tor ransom. hsd their
trial yesterday 10 the Criminal Court at Kansas
City Both pleaded guilty, and begged for
mercy. The Judge sentenced tho woman TO two
years in the penitentiary and gave sipols foar
years.
Daniel Calvin, Charles K. Wells, aud Robert =
Collins, seamen on tho schooner &. G. Lane, were
before United States Commissioner Wright, In
New Haven, Conn.,, yesterday, charged with
mutiny on 8 voyage from Norfolk TO New Haven.
The sailors we're taken TO Jail and will 10 given
q hearing this afternoon.
Governor Brown, Of Maryland, yesterday
appointed the eleven Worlds Fair com-
missioners provided for by act OF the
General Assembly. The fnl board IL as
follows: President, Governor Frank Brown,
es c@cio; Mrs. William Reed, Mayor r.
c. Latrobe, J. Olney Norris, David Hutzlor,
Frank n. Hoen, Frank 8. Hambleton--al OF Bal
timore; ii. n. Dashiell, OF Princess Anne; Frank
X. Scott, OF Elkton: James 4. Perkins, OF Prince
George; Joseph Baker, Of Frederick City, and
Murray Vandiyer, Of havre do Grace.
A story 10 published In Birmingham, Ala, 20
| the effect that mammoth deal is pcuding look
ing 70 the consolidation OF the vast properties Of
| the Cahsba Coal-hining Company, the Excelsior
| Company, the Pioneer Mining and Aanufac-
| with the Tennessee Coal aud Iron Com
pany and tho De Bardeleben Coal and
| Iron Company, which last two wsro
see Iron and Coal Company In New York Presi-
! dent T. @. Platt was questioned regarding the
| interest OF that company In The combination,
| and said: $50 far as we are concerned, We hare
not agreed to any such project"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
WIN Probably Accept the Call.

Rev. II. A. Brown, of Winston. N. c..
who has been rendered call to the pas
torate OF the Ranlolph-Street Baptist church,
people are pleased with hirn, and the impressi n
prevails that he will accept. Mr.. Brown Is the
guest OF Mr.. John L. Ragland at his home, No.
9O5 Floyd avenue. lie Ia expected 10 return
homo to-day. and in few dsys the announce
mani of his declsion Will be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
THE TURF EXCHANGE REoPeNs.
But Captain Angle Promptly Trumps the
Agent with . Warrant.

Tbe Turf Exchange. corner OF Twelfth
and Bapk streets, reopened its doors at 2
o'clock yesterday. .
occs iona nv ike 20 take q chance on " Ayers
slso. CAPTAIN Angle and Squire W. D. Jones.
The game commenced by Mr. T. L. benedlcks
putt,ng up o5 on commission 70 be sent 20 Gut
tenburg. there to be placed on horse. and the
money WAS received by Mr.. Lesceliect, the pro-
nrietor or commission agent In Q few minutes
Captain Angle put down warrant cnsrgirg M:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Law. Thls was trump card, aad
the CAPTAIN took In both Mr.. Lseceilset and the
as. but the priAopor was Immediately bailed IN
the sun o. $500 for hts appearance 81 tne folice
Cours this morning, NJ. X l. Leo becoming a's
~. 1. o. wsndsnburg. counsel Tor ~. Lsscsl.
lett, sseted thas ~ client would ustve exami-
ss ssSs y |. e AZ ss: osss s ess, asss ~ So ssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
wyoming's War Situation.
Curyuxyr Wyo.. April 20.-The arrested

invading army is en- route to the railway
under the escort OF six companies from Fort
McKinney. The journey viii occupy four or i've
days Governor Barber does not undertake at
TINS time to say what he will do with the men.
Rusuers to the number Of 500 to 700 are fol-
lowing the command. and only the knowledge Of
the serious results that would ensue prevents
them from making an effort 10 secure the cattle
men for private punishment.
Captain Parmelee, OF tho National Guard, re-
ports from Buffalo that the town is becoming
quiet again. Three range foremen who had
been "wnrned" arrived from the war
territory yesterday, and two others have
zone east from Gillett. The rustIers
peleve these men knew Of the raid In advance
and want TO kill them for telling Of IT, The wires
are down and all news is being brought by mat.
carriers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
seyenty-One Young Doctors Being Ex'
amiued.

The Hall Of the House OF Delegates pre-
sented decidedly university lecture-room
appearance Yesterday mornrg. The State
board Of Medical Examiners was in session and
seventy-one applicants for license to practice
medicine and surgery In Virginia were busy pre-
paring their examination papers. In the num-
ber the University OF Virginia, the Medical Col
lego OF Virginia. the Baltimore and several other
northern colleges were represented. Two or
the applicants are hompopathists. The labors
OF the board will not be completed until tonight
or Friday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Pavmaster Lowell to Leave Richmond.

The following telegram, containing an
announcement that will be received here
with very general regret, was sent 70 the Dis
PATCH last night from Washington:
Assistant Paymaster J. q. Lowell has been de-
tached from duty on the ironclads Richmond,
Va. and ordered 10 settle accounts ana noiu
himself In readiness for sea service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
s,nrcme Court Of AppeaIs.

Rixey. trustee, against Pearre Brothers.
Fully argued by John Z. Rixey, Esq, for
appellant and submitted.
Porter against Porter. Argued by X. T.. Scott,
ESD, for appellant and James Z. Je1ries, Esq,
for appellees-
James Z. Jeffries and J. p. 0'Brien, Esqs. al
lowed 70 practice as counsel In thls court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21

Several times this winter hate suffered
from severe colds on my lungs. Each time
/ have applied Ailcock's Porous Plasters,
and in every instance have been quickly
relieved by applying one across my chest
and one on NV back. Nv friends. through
nv advice. have tired the experiment ana
also found it most sueces9uL ieei tnat
one vAs ns' - = 8 6ssas g 's:7; e. Prs. :.