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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
No-sAITrE IET.NDED.


The Apology Of the Chilean GoverBm ent
Considered Satisfactory,
WAsHINGToN. Jan. 35-~pec lc Inquiries
as TO the truth If The published statements
that this Government had taken tie posi-
ti0n that Chile must salute our dIg, elicit
positive AID authoritative de1ials OF the
most sweeping character that no demand
has been made upon Chile to salute the flag,
and the stories printed this morning as to
the alleged proceedings Of the Cabinet
meeting yesterday on the subject Of Chilean
affairs are pronounced c0uisctures and iu-
Yentions.
THE APOLOGY SATISFACTORY.
Secretary Blaine sent cablezram to
Minister E-3u this morning inS-rlctlng Blm
10 inform the Oh. can Government that Its
proposition fOrtue settlement OF the differ
euces between the two Governments made
I'm response to tie Ultmstum Of the 21-t
inst. is satisfactory 20 tie President # the
United St.te-, as indicating there is good
prospect that the controversy can n3w be
adjusted on terms satisfactory 10 TINS Gov
eminent by the usual diplomatic methods.
The .egTam makes no requests or suEges-
ton If any kind whatever for a salute by
Chile % the American hag. There was
nothing said FL yesterdays Cabinet Getting
on this subject and there is no reason TO
believe this q veTumelt viii require such
salute from Chile.
BLAINE AND HARRISON.
New YORK. Jan. 30-Tbe Mail and Ev-
press Washington special says: Recently
Blaine has manifested on more than one
occasion a disposition to resent tie impI-d-
tion Of some Of hls sUperservIceabIe friends
that be is at war with the Administration.
He has taken special pains T. speak In the
strongest commentator OF HarTsOn's pol
icy and his thorough mastery Of the N st
serious questions Of state.
MONTHS RUNORED RESIGNATION.
a report was current last night that Senior
M0n-t had indmated his Intention Of leay-
Ing Washington, but it could not be con-
frmed. Inquiries at the residences Of Sec
rptary Blaine and Sen0r MOntt were met
with Tie statement that there was nothing
TO say.
While It is not altogether improbable that
Chile may change her diplomatic repTsscn-
tative at Washington, it is stated authOrita-
lively that this Government has taken no
steps whatever looking 10 that end. That
the President has no ill-feeing against
Minister MOntt is shown by the fact that
be has sent him a personal invitation TO
attend the state dinner TO be given at the
White House on tuesday next in honor Of
the diplomatic CORDS.
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THE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
Returns Indicate Gain by the Opposition
R;nfers KlllaH

Returns Indicate Gain by the Opposition
Rioters Killed.
BUDA-PESTH, Jan. 20.-Returns OF the
election for members Of the Hungarian
Diet are still being received. This morning
the returns show the opposition are gaining
number Of seats. This is due to the sun
port given candidates of the opposition by
the lower clergy. who in so doing acted in
defiance Of the Bishops. II is expected this
action of the priests will lead to agitation
for the establishment Of kulterkampf by
The new Diet.
An election riot occurred at S,ein-am-
Anger yesterday in which three rioters were
killed and a number of people wounded by
the police.
Election riots are reported from many
places in Hungary. In a disturbance of
this kind at T,zalock one person was killed
and many wounded. At Czecico three per-
sons were killed and fifteen wounded; while
at BdDffy Hunyad there was also a scene OF
serious c0udct. All the members OF the
election committee and many other persons
were wounded, two so seriously that they
have since died
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UNION PACIFIC.
No New Construction Contemplated During
the Current Year.

No New Construction Contemplated During
the Current Year.
BOsTON, Jan. 30-UnIou Pacific people
say there is no intention Of resuming work
on the Puget Sound extension at present
The report probably emanated from the
people Of that section, who are anxious to
have tue line built. The outlook for Coas
business was never better than now. The
December statement of the earnings will
show handsome gains, but they will not be
up to 500. .0O0 as has been reported About
100000 in collateral bonds have been re-
Gently redeemed, and more will be taken up
from time TO time as the funds are availa Bile.
The present financial condition of the COM
pany IS very easy. Remittances from the
West are heavy. No new construction for
the current year Is contemplated.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-This afternoons
Telegram, following up yesterdays story of
the alleged Union Pacific scandal. quotes
prominent Wall-street man as saying that
one Of the loans which the Union Pacific
had from the Field firm was said to have
been rehyp0thecated twice and perhaps
oftener through Secretary Ely OF the Stock
Exchange. Holmes was allowed 10 make
good deliveries of all Union Pacific secur-
ties that had passed through the hands Of
Field. This will strike ost men familiar
with methods ia the case Of big assignments
as rather ali odd proceeding.
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ALLEGED LIBEL.
Suit Against the Directory OF a New Orlean,


Suit Against the Directory OF New Orleans
Newspaper
New ORLEANS. Jan. 30-State Senator
Gage has made af1idayits for criminal libel
against Collector Warmoth. Appraiser Bad
ger, Surveyor Of the Port Mcmillan, United
States Marshal Donnely, A. R. BurkhoI,
Coiner of the Mint. and Pearl Wright,
whose name is mentioned as the probable
candidate for Governor on the Warmoth
ticket. The abOve-named gentlemen COM
pose the directory of the Republican, and
the suit is the result of an editorial in the
New Orleans Republican. the organ of the
Warmoth faction Of the Republican party,
stating that Gage accepted SI5, 600 from the
lottery company for his vote. and was also
made President of the convention by the
lottery people. 1t also adds that he is a
thief
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Portugal's Retrenchment.

LISBON Jan. 3O.-The Government to-
day Introduced bin imposing an official
salaries taxes, varying from to 20 per
cent, and increasing the property and other
taxes. Many economic reforms are pro-
posed. The preamble contains a plain
statement Of the condition of POrtugaPs
finances, placing the deficit at 100000
milreis. the floating debt at 23,000,000, and
the aggregate of the governmental advances
to financial institutions at 13.O0O,O0O.
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FEELINGS OF FRIENDSHIP.
Expressions Of Good VIII by a Former
IN can Minister.

Expressions Of Good VIII by a Former
IN iean Minister.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-The correspondent
Of 6 G As ciated Press at Santiago Chile,
writing under date Of December Goth, says:
An article appeared IN La Democracia in
Santiago December 2Sth, on the American
complication In an entirely different tous
from what was published IN the other pa
peTs It took the Government % task for
its coLduc in the affair, and says the Gov
ernurn at Washington did not II thinks,
desire anything more than a prompt and
expeditions judicial investigation, so that
the guilty might be punished and that there
might be settled the question Cf equitable
indemnity and an expression Of regret 1t
refers to the judicial proceedings as cOu-
Quoted apparently with "a desire to sur
round this affair with silence or mystery,
invoking to this end the ancient Spanish
laws on tile summary"
FosTEH's INVESTIGATION.
Another unfortunate circumstance"
says the article, 'and one which ought not
to have existed, Is the conduct Of the lnYes-
tigation by Judge Of Crimes Foster, sou
OF Julio Foster, at present in the United
States, where he is making a great outcry
against Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Egan and the
political party TO which both belong. Is it
strange that the people in the United States
regard with mlstrust the result of an iuyes-
tlgatlOu conducted by man 50 closely con-
nected with Julio Foster2"
THE RIGHT OF ASYLUM.
The article says, in regard to the Foreign
Offices stand on the right Of asylum, that
1t was far from corresponding with his
t0rlcal precedence. 1t refers to Matta's
now-famous dispatch as tie stupidity that
ecllpsed all Of his previous effoIts. In
closing it says: 1T is firmly believed that
the question may yet be arranged in
peace; that the good will Of the American
Government and the magnanimity of the
American people are quite sufficient, and re-
peated proofs Of both have already been
given; that it is necessary that men of good
feeling, patriotic men, sh0nld put themselves
70 work, and forgetting quarrels and pas.
sl0ns, lend their aid TO aVertug this great
calamity. Tne nation which gave Grant
birth, the nation that was nOurished by the
lessons Of Washington, Franklin aud Lin
coin cannot but be magnanlmnus in its
treatment OF a sister republic" The article
was written by a man who was chief of tie
Cab net under Balmaceda, and nj one time
the Chilean Minis er in Washington"
THE CHILEAN FLEET UNAVAILABLE.
II is the general opinion Of American
val Cflcers aud others familiar with the
s bject that there is not ship Ia tie
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PICKED UP AT SEA.

Rescue Of a Portion of the Crew Of Lost Tug
boat.
NEW YORK, Jan. so - The schooner
Everett Webster of Boston arrived at Vine
yard Haven. Mass, yesterday with Captain
Clark and eight men from the tugbOat Web
ster. which was driven out to sea with two
scOws Tuesday. The tug sunk. the men
escaping in the lifeboat, aud the men were
atterYard picked up by the schooner
There were ten men on the tug in addition
to the captain, and two of the number have
not yet been heard from, they having been
hnnrn
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THE FRENCH TARIFF ACT.

The Decree Signed BY CarnOt-Heavy Move
ment Of Merchandise.
PARIS. Jan. S0.-The decree putting into
force the new tariff law has been signed by
President CarnOt. All the railway stations
at the frontier of France are blocked with
merchandise which importers want to come
in under the present tariff. There is such
an immense quantity OF this merchandise
that il VIII be impossible for a very large
quantity Of it TO enter the country before
February 1st, when the new tariff law goes
into effect
The Official Gazette will tomorrow pub
lish the report Of the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs on President Carnots decree en-
forcing the tariff in France.
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FLOODS IN SCOTLAND.

Large Tracts Of Country Covered With Water,
Causing Great Damage,
LONDON, Jan. 30-RepOrts were received
to-day of the Highland floods which are
causing devastation in Scotland. The val
ley OF Kyle OF Sutherland. near the northern
extremity, Of Scotland. has been converted
into an immense lake, causing great loss Of
property and distress among the people. A
number Of houses are submerged and many
sheep drowned
LONDON. Jan. 30-A part Of the city Of
Perth. Scotland is inundated, and in many
portions Of the country the railways are
flooded
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Result Of an Examination of Milk and Mes
Tnharrnlnaia in Cattle

TRENTON On. J.), Jan, 3O.-Dr. Formal,
one of the leading pathologists in the coun-
try, has made an examination Of milk and
meat tuberculosis in cattle at the request of
the State Dairy Commissioner, and takes q
decided stand in opposition to prevailing
views on the subject He says he is con-
vinced that the dangers from the use OF
milk and meat of cattle affected by tuber-
culOsis is much overdrawn; that there is lit
tie or no danger Of catching disease from it.
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A Fortune for Princess May.

LONDON, Jan. Ca report is published
today that Lord Tollemache. who died re-
Gently bequeathed to the Duke and Ouch
ess Teck, the parents OF the Princess Victo-
ria Mary of Teck, the fancee of the late Duke
Of Clarence and Avondale, the greater part
of bis fortune, amounting to nearly $4,000
year. Lord Tollemache was neighbOr
Of the Duke and Duchess.
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Canada,s Financial Condition.

OTTAWA, Jan. 30-The public accounts
of Canada for the last fiscal year show the
revenue on account Of the Consolidated
Fund to be S3S, ,5700 600 and the expenditures
S36. 344. 600. showing a surplus of s.. 235, 000
The total debt of Canada is placed at $685.
$4,000 assets at So, 900, and net debt at
S237, 10000, an increase during the year Of
SDI6 OOO
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CONGRESS-,
THE HOUSE.

Routine Business OnIy-MemOriaI TrIbuta
to Dead Representative.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-In the Housa
to-day the regular order, which was ths
consideration of unfinished business of the
proposed Code of Rules, was demanded.
The Speaker stated the rules were not
called up for the reason that there was a
special order for l o'clock. The eonsldera-
tiOn of the rules was postponed until Mon
day.
Public business having been suspended
the House proceeded to pay a tribute of
respect to the memory of the late Represen-
tative HOuk Of Tennessee. As mark Of
respect the House then adjourned.
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The Appointment of Ledochowski.

LONDON. Jan. 30-The Times corre-
Spondent at Paris says the German En-
peror wanted TO have Archbishop Kopp
made Cardinal at the December Uonsstory,
but the Pope instigated by Cardinal Ledo-
chOwski, declined to appoint him. 1t ap-
pears tine appointment of Cardinal Ledo-
choNski as Prefect of the Propaganda will
please neither France, Germany, Russia
nor Italy
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Chinese Hostility to Foreigners.

SHANGHAI, Jan. 30-Telegrams of dis
quieting nature have been received here from
Ichang and Chung Khing on the Yang-tse-
Kiang River. where q state of great hostility
is being shown toward foreigners and IL is
feared further trouble will follow. The Brit
ish gun-b boat Esk is stationed at Ichdpg and
the natives have shown a menacing attitude
toward that vessel
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the riots are queaed. The troops are the
not 20 give way. The Government" said
a Minister az Madrid "has hitherto been
content to dlsperse the Anarchists. They
are now resolved to decimate them" What
will be done with the other uine-tenths is
not stated
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Encounter With MOOnshiners.

MOUNT PLEASANT Pa), Jan. 30.-A
posse of internal revenue officers, which
went into the mountains in search of moon
sinners yesterday, came across q second
gang near Somerset The distillers refused
to surrender and in the fight which followed
a deputy collector was wounded. The
moonshiuers escaped. The posse is still
searching for the gang and another battle is
pXnecttd.
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A COOP RECORD.

Arrival at New 7 YOrk Of the American Shin
Shenandoah,
New YORK, Jan. 3O-The magnificent
American ship Shenandoah arrived to-day
after passage Of thirty-six days from
Hayre. She came in the Narrows flying the
COmm0dOre's pennant 100 feet long, pre-
sented by merchants Of San Francisco lust
on the eve of her departure for Havre some
time ago, on which trip she distaneed five os
her competitors. She experienced west gales
in the Channel lasting eight days. Her
actual passage was male in seventeen days,
and on January 81 and 5th, with a moderate
northeast breeze, she ran go knots each day.
She will be laid on the berth for San Fran
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Incraaaa of the Influenza.

VIENNA, Jan. 30.-Since the rise in the
temperature there has been an alarming in
crease in the number Of influenza cases.
which are aggravated by symptoms of
dysentery
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Probable Murder and Suicide.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Julius SOmborn. a
wine merchant was probably fatally
wounded to-day by his cousin, Jacob SOM
born. When the police attempted to arrest
Jacob, he killed himself. Julius Somborn
had frequently given his relative pecuniary
assistance. When Jacob came into the
store to-day he made a demand for So,
which was refused. and led to the shooting
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California, the Commissioner decision con-
cerning E. B. Barnum's contest and the
allegation that said entry of Bush was
fraudulent and made in the interest OF
others and through the agency of one Harry
Marks, is affirmed
POSTAIASTERS APPOINTED.
S. F. Heple has been appointed Post
master at Coyote, Santa Clara County, Cali
toTnia, vice Y. SpynOle, deceased.
Leonard 5. Calkins has been cOmmiS-
sl0ne postmaster at Nevada City, Cal.
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New Express Company.

AsBURY PARK q. j., Jan. 50-JOhn
Hoey, ex-Presideut Of Adams Express
Company, has formed a new express COM
pany. to be known as the "Pennsylvanis
Railway Express Company" in which be
will have as associates President Roberts,
Niee-Presdent Thompson aad A. j. Cas-
satt of the PENNSYLVANIA Railway.
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Conversion Of Uruguay Bonds.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 3O.-The Uruguay bond
holders are frightened at the possible con-
sequences of sending the bonds to London
for conversion. II Is possible that on Mon
day the conversion will be an accomplished
fact
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kfairs in the Arrentine.

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Buenos Ayres mail
adyices say the crop outlook for that cOun-
try is very favorable. There is a scarcity
Of hands, and some damage is reported by
locusts, but the Government is Using a
newly invented locust-killng machine with
good success. Migration is about normal.
ImmigratOn is constantly increasing.
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Another Unrising in Brazil.

LONDON, Jan. 30.-A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says another attempt has been
made to depose the Governor of the Prov
ince OF Sac Paulo, Brazil, but the uprising
was again failure.
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CAMDEN IN. J.). Jan. 3O.-The Washing
ton Manufacturing Company has failed for
the second time in five years. The liabilities
are said to exceed $4,000. The present
embarrassment is said 10 be due to a COM
plication with the affairs of Coates & Co.,
cotton dealers.
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An English war.sbip Ashore.

LONDON, Jan. 30.-B. NJ. steamship Vie
toria, flagship of the Mediterranean squad
ron, Is ashore at Splaten Island and is leak
Ing. She is one OF the finest vessels OF the
British navy.
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BEGGED FOR PARDON.

CARA Willing to Betray His Followers in
Order to Save His Own Life.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 30.-It Is not de-
MED that Cara has begged for pardon from
President Diaz, offering to betray his fol-
lowers. 1t is stated that CARA will be here
shortly with the intention Of arranging mat
ters. Several of Garza's lieutenants are
peti tiOning for pardon.
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THE NEW KHEDIvE

WIN Continue the Work His Father Inaugu-
rated-The French Fleet.
CAIRO, Jan. 30.-The Khedive in person
to-day opened the General Assembly. lie
congratulated the members on the good re-
suits hitherto obtained by their action, and
said he would continue the work his father
had commenced.
The Admiral commanding the French fleet
which arrived at Alexandra yesterday, and
several higher officers Of the squadron. came
to this city to-day for the purpose Of paying
their respects TO the Khedive.
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candidate for the Republican Vice-Presi-
dental nomination, said he was not a can
didate in the sense of seeking the nomna-
ton but many Of his friends had been kind
enough to suggest that he might be accept
eh'p
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Commercial Treaties Ratif d
DANGERS oVERDRAwN.

BRUSSELS. Jan. 30.-The Senate to-day
ratified the commercial treaties with Ger
manY and Austria
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Children Killed by an Electric Car.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 3O-1his morning an cleo
tric car on the Rice-street line ran over two
children. named Fred and Rosa Keegan,
killing them.
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TRACED TO MEXICO.

Dd4SsIlau aAu D5VtIaI 4uUUsauu UVIIaIs WUFIH
of Jewelry Missing.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.). Jan. 30.-It has
just been learned that two weeks ago
Charles Ladner, city salesman OF Harris
Brekman's jewelry-house, left the store
with about seven thousand dollars worth
of jeYelry, Ostensibly to see a wealthy Gus
toner, and has not yet returned. De,ec-
tiyeS traced him to Mexico.
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The Behrinp Sea Commissioners.

OTTAWA (Ont). Jan. so Sir George Ba-
den Powell left for Washin gton last night.
He will be followed by his brother Com
missioner, DR.. Dawson.
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REQUIEM MAss.-A solemn requiem mass was
offered al ST. D0mlnic's Church, corner Of Bush
and steiner streets yesterday morning at 8
o'clock, for the rspOse Of Tie soul of Rev. J. II.
DeIham, 0. +.
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Fishermen Rescued

STURGEON BAY (Wis.) Jan. 30-Seven
fishermen nn an ice float, were rescued after
being ahoat for forty eight hours.
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Not Seeking Illumination.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Hon. John NJ. Thurs
ton of Nebraska, when asked to-day what
truth there was in the Tumor that he was a
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RlW As BEEFSTElH
Baby's Fearful Suffering from Skin
Disease Covering Entire Body.
Cured by Cuticura.

NV baby was taken very sick when he was three
months Old, and in = few days began breaking out
We employed both OF the home doctors, and they
Comll do mOLhIng Tor INN. Ihan senL for an.
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AGAIN DISABLED.

The Steamer Wetmore Injured in a Collision
at Seattle.
PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 30.-The steamer
City of Seattle. while making a landing at
Seattle yesterday, ran into the wnaleback
steamer Charles W. Wetmore and tore off a
steel plate. The WetmOre, however, con-
Imued her voyage to this city, where in-
vestigatIOn disclosed the fact that she was
leaking. The vessel was taken to Irondale,
where ber cargo of 1900 tons Of coal will be
removed and the leak repaired. 1t Is
thought the vessel will be able to continue
her voyage TO San Francisco Monday.
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SOCIALISM IN SPAIN.
The Government Determined to Suppress the
Strikes

btrlKes.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-A London CORE
spOndent says: The disturbances in Spain
are socialistic. 1t is country where So
cialism has for many years been thriving in
the congenial soil of ignorance. The strike
at Bilbao ends with a strike Of siege, the
Government believing that its leaders are
Anarchists and that disorder will lead to
rebelllons. The strike will continue but
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was entirely well. aud not a spot on him. His
hair began growing right Otfand we thought he would
aIways be bald-headed. Thers was not a spot bis
whole body, face and head only his nose and eyes,
but what as raw as beefsteak. So Door there
was not anything but bones, and so weak ne could
raise neither hand nor head.
MRS. FRANK BARRETT, Winfield. Mich