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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
DAvY WOULDN'T ACCEPT THE ORDER.
Yale Wanted Him to Build . Cedar Shell.
but He Said He Didn't Have Time.


NEW HAVEN. Feb 9.-When Yalo men heard
that an order had been given to Davy Of Cam
bridge for a new cedar shell 1t caused them to
do little thinking and talking. Harvard has
always commended that the cedar shells are
faster than the paper ones. and have kept their
Varsity crews in them even after succession
OF defeats. On the other hand. Yale has been
content 20 row in paper shells.
Yale men did not pay much attention to the
cInims made for the cedar shell. however.
until tier their defeat lnst year Then they
gave 1t some consideration: 1t struck them
that there might DO something in the mutter
after all. When the news reached here from
Cambridge about tho new shell. Yale boating
men had y consultation and decided to try o
cedar shell also That was early In the season.
before Gould resigned the captaincy. He noti-
fed Davy that Yale wanted cedar shell Just
t a a'. vi Ss b ~ sSs Tor Yas
ali Ills time to build the Harvard boat, no said.
TINT Harvard has & claim upon him. and that
by refusing to buifN a shell for Yale. Dnyy
told Yale That there was no propects OF his
changing his mind. Consequently Yale will
DO required to use . paper shell this year. rs
usual. without having an opportunity TO settle
In their own mind whether q cedar shell Is
really faster than paper ono or not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
THE MESS L !. FIELD xADn
AaeomDrshsasiSis Aesssnts with IN Appar.
sns loss OF . AGniioa.


sns loss Of . Hniioa.
Schedules In the assignment OF e n Field.
D. A. Lindley. J. T. Wiechers. and Herman @
Hillmers Field. Lindley. Wiechers d Co., were
filed In the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday
by Charles W. Gould. assignee. He puts the
secured liabilities at Successes. and the I'm
secured at S1.077.847: the nominal assets at
$l.0177se. and the actual assets at s39. 32e.
1T is impossible" he says. at the present
time to determine more positively the status
OF tho accounts between the different persons
and corporations In the schedules. A final
statement can only DO made after long and
pati,e,nt Investigation. and, in some instances.
considerably increased.
Tho accounts are eniemEtical in some re.
HSSs that "'s;s !. Px sss sGe arS
sP see ~ fS a. on WITCH
!, Among the secured dltors are; Tsrrytown
WIZ %tsons GG yosS;r. .isSS5tbo o sa
S ssS c aa9 sasS S0ppapy feSo kp eU
iEIS : T, a5!S;: .$$s:
White. Warwick, n. Y. SID. 1a5; Carl Wiechers.
SlHa53s: s: Y White. seq 1880; GsesgSso 5
RG uttt.nah Gless,s a;,, SSd 4es; knauth'
aI amGes these az sTs Mel 8 sSssE' to Ss III r
subject to Offsets: estate Of Herman, 9rote.
S3s ?o1: Jamaica AMI Brooklyn Road Com.
Worms ser. $4i.97S. disputed: q woIlman
$l79M, effects: CALDWELL Howard. agents.
thiSssoH. s4n.Gl6. dispatsa: Union paciio
money loaned. fully 9frsst. however,; by secu,i-
Dodge. .S51,3I5. Offset: G W. Smith. $50. 3OS.
offset: II. L. Dietz. $l24.4OO. Offset, and Frank
]. Spragne. S25. 900. Offset.
The securities on hand consist OF three
shares Of the Colorado Fuel CGmrany. 5000
and 1910 shares of tho United States Book
Company. the last claimed by l. Lange.
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A Volunteer Bureau OF Eueunbr.nees.

A gang OF sneak thieves has been working
the trunk stores along the Dowery and Fourth
avenue for five or six months. stealing trunks
and satchcls left outside for display. About 7
o'clock yesterday evening Samuel Schendel,
whose son Henry has ~ trunk store ut $50
Bowery, saw two men working ut the chain
which fastened ANAL satchels to the rack In
Haii an hour afterwaEd Albert Plotke, OF
men fmssing with the chain which secured a
trunk In front Of the store. They got the chain
loose and ran of with the trunk. Potke ran
and D.ancy "vortook the thieves. They
droErd the trunk and tho polic.emcp .l and
street station house the thieves said they
were John Sullivan Of ! IL Sullivan street and
james Clark OF LAP Madison street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
ON ZIiR HUSBANDS TRACK.
a NynciS Woman Stnr;s West on What May
he "a Short chase.

NYAcK. Feb. 3.-Sevoral days ago Timothy
Monahan left his wife and family in this place
and disappeared. He had good place in the
employ Of the Northern Railroad of New Jer-
sey. and lived in u nice cottage on Jackson
avenue. purchased for him by his father. who
Is rich and who lives in the West. On Mon
day. Feb. .. Monahan did not como homo. and
on Tuesday his wife learned that he had taken
train to jersey, City. Mrs, Monahan on We'd
nesday went to New York city and secured the
services OF detectives. who later in the week
learned thnt her husband had taken q train
for the West. An effort was made by the de-
tectives TO intercept tho husband. and later in
the week 1t was learned that he was in Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Mona IAN locked up. her house. and
started on II chase after her husband. A tele-
gram from Cincinnati to-day announces that
he l,ns teen in that City and the wife Is on his
ing is not positively known. Some who are ac-
quainted with tho family say they believe the
man was induced by his father to run away
whi!o Others, say a family quarrel was the
cause. Mrs Monahan has her 2-year- old child
W la
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MISS PRICES EYPECTL TONS.
she Thinks She Own. 500, 900 Worth o.
New York CITY.

ELrzABETn. Feb. q. - Clara T. Price. a gov
erness, living in lloscllc claims to be heir to
property on sixty eighth street, Now York.
near Central Park. worth about 100000. She
has retained Lawyer T. NJ Kelly OF this city to
secure possession of It for her.
The property originally belonged to her
grandfather who diod early In the ffties. He
beaneathed to his sop. James G. Price. the
property now in dispute Price moved to Nor
ristown. and died there twenty-four ycars ago.
Her mother received the use Of his estate
during her life. and at her death It was to re-
vert to her daughtcr Mrs. Price subsequently
died ten years agn. leaving nothing to her
daughter hut tho New York inheritance. It
Prices lawyer says hnr title to 1t by her
fathers will is the only legitimate one. and
that shC will eventually oust tho parties who
now claim ownership.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
"BOKER" DURNING DEAD.
a GOOD Man When YOu Knew Him. but
You'd Got to Know Him First.

Boxer" burning. otherwise known as
James q. Dunntpg died at his mothers home
In Nicholson street. Newark. on Monday night
from the effects Of bullet wound inflicted
nVe years ago by Policeman Weber on tho
towpath OF tho Morris Canal. whore burning
aud several members "i his gang were run
ming TO escape arrest. burning was tho lead
Sr o. the notorious Shipman street gang Mt
we time. and had strong influence over the
nufHsta street coteric and other little bands
I'D me Second ward. He knew few ward or
pary lines. however und would vote ut
primaIy meetings, IL. nny ward In tho city for
Snyo0dy who paid him, and he mustered his
cohorts both for Democrats and Republicans.
turning was never II thoroughbred crimi-
thou:ht that he was prosecuted by tho police.
We was 'at and over forty and his obllIuty Of
VISION lent q sinister and uncertain express
sion TO his face. but those who knew him best
gay mat Boxer" would lend his last dollar
spao lr' M ana that h" was never known to
ssIraS ~ 81 anybody except n politician who
iai'ed TO stick to his agreement with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
SEVEN OF DUN sHfrs ar osTEvIDEo.
The Fleets OF eherardi snd walker 70 Sep
srate. Now That Thers's 60 be No War.

erates NOW Ihas Nhere's 30 DC NO war.
WASHINGTON. Feb A-There are seven
United States men<EEkar and two United
States Admirals at Montevideo. Tho vessels
are the Philadelphia. Concord. Chicago. Ben.
nington. Essex. Yantic, and Atlanta. and tho
officers In command are Admirnls Ghcrardi and
Walker. 1t Ia not within the remembrance OF
the Oldest naval officers that the United States
ever had SO many men.of-war in my ono
foreign port This formidable array Of war
vessels was assembled in accordance with the
plan, adorted hy the Navy Department when
trouble with Chill was feared
Tho vessels will remain while ut Monte-
video. the Concord to undergo some slight re-
pairs. and " to take on rs much coal as they
can store. Several golfers loaded with coal
purchased for use In vicw OF possibla, trouble
with Chi!i nre now 1T Monteyidco. They will
be unloadcd as fast MS possible. Within tho
next two weeks Admiral Gherardi will! return
to tho West Indies with tho Philadelphia and
Concord. and Admiral Walker with his vessels
tho Chicago. Bennington. ynntic, and At
lanta-will return to the North Atlantic sta
ton. leaving the Essex at Montevldeo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Used Counterfeit Cigar Labels.

PouGHKEEPsIE. Feb. GA. B. Rozell OF Free
hold. N. j.. was convicted and fined $50 here
to-day for issuing counterfeit cigar labels. and
was also held in $1,000 bail for the Grand Jury
on q charge OF forgery in tho third degree
Rozell has a cigar factory in Heading pa. He
OF this city. Conncrs wanted cigars with union
lnhels on the boxes R"zeil supplied this want
CIV cy The fraud ws ds.overed BY w Csa
makers Union. No. "a The charge OF forgery
Is based upon the fact that the labels bore
labels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Mrs. Graves.s Condition Worse.

DENVER. Feb 9.-Mrs. T. Thatcher Graves.
wife OF DR.. Graves. the condemned murderer
OF Mrs. Darnaby. is still in q poor state OF
health. Symptoms OF cerebro spinal menin-
gifts have shown themselves. and the worst is
feared. brother is expected from the East.
The attorneys for the condemned man are
hard at work preparing testimony and briefs
for the Supreme Court They are still hope
full as to the result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Jumped from u Ferrybont.

James Marley. 10 years old. Of Cos West
Thirteenth street. a coppersmith. worked up
to noon yesterday in shop in Thirteenth
street, near his homo. Then he boarded the
Hoboken ferryboat Hackensack. When the
climbed over the railing and plunged into tho
water, A. tug steamed over to him and the
deck hands pulled him on board. He was put
ashore at tho Fourteenth street ferry sin in
l!oboken and was taken 10 the police station.
Marley said ho Jumped into the river to Get
away from himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Hailiuger's Stay.

Tho preparations to hang Edward W. Hal
linger. the negro murderer. In the jail In Jer-
sey City to-day had been NIL completed yester-
day before tho notice ~ !hs stay procured by
Iuwyer Charles J. Pesilaii from Justice Green
Of tn, unitrI states biTtllct ::nutt hid been
erected hy James W. Van Hisa. the hanGman
from Newark. who Oil ..iates ut all he eNecu;
tons in the Ftnte. The appeal Will be heard
In the United states Circuit Court In the latter
part OF March,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
TIT for Tot nj Colu mbus.

COLUMBUS, O.. Feb. GA member OF the
House OF Representatives has prepared reso.
luton reclting that the Hon. John Sherman
has been charged with securing his reelection
as Senator Of the United States by duress,
law. and asking the Senate to Investigates. II
also calls upon Senator Calvin s.. Brice to ask
an investigation OF Sherman's. right to u seat
such procedure In tho Senate. 1t meets with
tho endorsement OF the Democratic side OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
A Warrant for a Bucset..hop Operator.

PouaHKEEPs1E. Feb. 0-About year ago W.
A. Smith. n broker from New York. opened a
bucket shop in Poughkeepsie. He represented
1t to be II branch OF large metropolitan es-
adjustment He soon built UP business.
which. however collapsed last summer when
Smith was arrested on complaint OF o. B. Mar
shall of this city. who charged Smith with
and went to Fayetteville. Tenn. District At
torney Hufrcut said to-day that Smiths steal-
ms demonstrated by recent investigated. 4
warrant has been issued for Smiths arrest.
and reQuisition papers arc in hand to bring
him back to Poughkeepsie.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. GA week ago Charles
West. bookbinder in the Government Print.
ing Office. disappeared. and nothing has since
been heard OF his whereabouts. Clifford Price.
% years old. has also mysteriously disappear
ed. and answers the description Of a man With
Prices mother that he was MI. Brown TW .o 81
Alexandria. Va" was with West and the man
supposed to be Price when West was last seen.
The police think there has been foul play. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Tried Chr,.tlun Science 10 Restore Life.

LocKPoRT. Feb.9.-Lewis Harmony. wealthy
and prominent citizen Of this place. died last
Friday evening suddenly from heat disease
The body did not have the usual appearance
OF death. and tho family was urged to call in
medical aid They were Christian Scientists
ing the corpse to life II death had not set in.
The funeral was held on Monday but the fam
lily retained the remains. which still continued
to maintain their lifeike look. To-day decom-
position set in and the body was buried. 1t is
not known what would have been the result
had artificial m cans been resorted to for resus-
citating the body.
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4 Ride FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.
eAe Han Away IRON Newark to Become
Mrs. NoeIhoener.

Income
Mrs. koeihoener.
oh'ii Tow days ago Maggie Cannon. aged
~ ana Charles koclhnefrer. aged ~. were en-
p'o,"u by tho laters brother. Henry Koel-
. proprietor OF tho Park House. one OF
Tie best hotels In Newark. Maggie WAS a
snambcrmaid and Charley was burkeeper.
eharley went to Boston n week ago. and few
Gays bbatsr Maggie disappeared. after borrow
.ns NJ. 20 from her sister II servant In house
~ ~ rhfk street. saying that she wanted 10 sond
"So her old mother In Ireland.
., nslther Charley. nor Maggie said anything
Nn9ut Leaving, and the girl did not take her
tsrs 'S which have since boon paid to her sis
ny ,i,at she was married. but neglected. to
n pret,v t tns name OF her husbnnd,, Maggie is
nnn-looking boy. Ills iuthSr died thrns wears
~ htihi l9,t fortune said to exceed s. loo. 900.
a wni G Charley inherited nhout one-Gunrt.r.
years old until June ss'' WIZ NV w ="
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InpaIea ON an Iron Fence. ,

CHICAGO. Fob. ON the delirium Of fever
Joseph Polacek sprang from his bed this
morning and leAped through tho window. Ho
which pisrced his bodv through. enterinp f fb h.,
right side Just above The hip. People passing
In the street released him. but after writing
In agony ten minutes he died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
A J,lted Lover D,.nsures i. Girl.

CHICAGO. Feb. 0.-Peter Gratis. Tilted lover.
took fearful revenge on his sweetheart last
night With an apparently friendly intention
he accosted Katie Baumgarten. who had for
merly received his addresses but lately re-
fused to have anything to do with him on ac-
count OF his dissolute habits. Before she
could reply he throw the contents OF q bottle Of
vitriol in her face. The girl will be disfigured
for life and is in danger Of losing her mind. 1t
is probable she will also lose the use OF one Il
not both of her eyes. Gratis Is not yet arrested.
but the police are looking for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
VIII n. b. Let Loose to KIN HIS WIG,

Abraham Hilton. who cut his throat In New
ark on Sunday night after threatening to kin
his wife. was taken to Police Headquarters in
Newark last right from 81. Michnel's Hospital
His wifr Visited him IN III" host i;al Yesterday
ANA toes nm SON. oranges anu nther dei"u +.
c.c-. n" threw tho oranges at her. and said
That whom he got out ,hern would be another
Qunckenbush ease. Uo was taken to Polio.
Headquarters In an ambulance and put under
$IOVV hull, after which he was returned to the
hospital Hilton IL a saw maker S5 years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
The KussIsn Relief Fund.

The Russian Relief Fund now ioots up to
$12.12I. Among yesterdays contributors
were Mrs. William Douglas sloane. $500:
Lord 4 Taylor. $3.50: r. II. Macy & Co.. $3.50:
W. and ]. Sloane. $3.50: James McCreery &
Co. $3.50; Kuhn, Losb 4 Co. $500: Brown
Co. IShn Patton All M
There WAS meeting Of the Executive Conn
nittee an noon. whom Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan.
Hon. Charles Emory smith. United Statsi
Minister at ~. Petersburg, the sum of $1,000
US tho first intlllmeLt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
May Get a Full leo Crop.

ALBANY. Feb. 0.-The cold weather tonight
comes OPPORTUNITY to save the ice crop. Five
more days OF cold weather will enable tho Ice
companies along the river to have harvested
between half and two thirds Of the full crop.
been filled with clear ice ranging from seven
to eleven inches in thickness, This Is lighter
Hudson have been in the habit of cutting. but
they are well satisfied to get it. for by reason OF
it's lightness it Is handled much more cheaply
than the thicker ice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
One Of the Indians In Carlisle Convicted or
Larceny,

CARLISLE. Feb. 9.-Sincs tho Government
established tho Indian training school In this
city not one OF the Indian children has ever
been before tho courts until to-day. when
Abner st. Cyr was tried and convicted for the
another Indian. When asked by the Court
why. he committed tho crime he said the rea;
stolen his trousers. Sentence was suspended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Tho Constable Killed rou- Men.

LITTLE Rock. Fob. e.-The constable IN
Tollec. small station ten miles east Of this
city. went yesterday to the home Of negro
with warrant for his arrest He ordered the
constable out Of the house. This was refused,
and the constable then attem pied to enter by
discovering tho constab les plans. ruahed out
to the door Dc firing on him with pistols. The
gun. returned the fire. killing four Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Burned Her Fathers Harm.

LIMA. Ohio. Feb 8-Bertha Jacobs. the four
teen year-old daughter Of rich farmer.
burned her fathers barn yesterday. causing a
loss of $4,000 then ran away. and was caught
has been subject TO epilepsy for years. and will
be sent to n luHntc ASYLUM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
shot Him While stealing a Chicken.

CARLISLE. Feb. 9.-Wllllam Merritt. colored.
OF Mount Holly died mysteriously several
days ago. and no one knew what was tho mat
ter until to-day. when Richard Jordan. aged
Is years. also colored. made n confession. He
sad about o'clock ono morning he was
alarmed by the barking, OF, tho dog. lie took
coming out Of the hen coop He had n chckrn
IN his hand. and the boy fired. Merritt fled,
but worked at butcherlng, the entire, day at a
died. He never told any one that Jordan shot
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
Hnrdslry's Default rs city Treasurer
Amounted 10 $3.50. 0OsOe.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. a-The official state
mcnt Of the amount o! the default OF John
Bardslcy. ns City Treasurer. was to-day filed
in Common Pleas Court No 2. by City Comp
troller Thompson. together with Bardsley's
bond. The action was taken preparatory to
the legal steps toward collecting on the bond.
are suretes. Comptroller Thompson says that
tho ascertained amount of tho default hns
The affidavit Of default was sworn and sub
ecribed to before Mayor Stewart on Jan. IL
last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10

SALT LAKE CRY. Utah, Fen. at yester-
days election the total vote cast in this city
WAS S.7s2, Of which 4,5f'0 were cast by the Lib.
erals. 2, 1873 by the Democrsts. and 852 by the
asa a ghs iSsrf plurality Is 1s4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
No Moro Bachelors or Philosophy from
Boston University.

Boston. Feb. e.-The course for the degree
OF bachelor OF philosophy has been abolished
by the faculty Of the College OF Liberal Arts Of
the university OF this city. The reason for its
abolition Is lack OF scientific courses at the
university. Students who at present are can
piete their studies. but no others will be ad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
SANDY Hook Point Moving West

A chart received at tho Maritime Exchange
yesterday from Cant. Horny T. Picking, U, s.
". Inspector of tho Thrill Lighthouse district
shows that Hccor,iin. I" II survey ra,ia On
Jan. IL last 10y Major Of Engir errs -: q. Hear.
L. \. A.. the extreme point of Sandy Hook has
made out westerly about $50 feet Seyond the
point shown on this latest coast survey chart
priGted March Z. 1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
DRANK WITHOUT LOOKING.
Constable Keen Swallows q Glassful of
Liquid Ammonia nt . Bar.

Constable William E. Reen Of Jersey City
and friend went into Taylor's Hotel yester-
day and ordered whiskey. They poured it out
in glasses and stood for a few moments chat
ting. An employee Of the hotel. who was
polishing the brass trimmings Of the bar with
liquid ammonia. placed Il tumbler containing
some Of the liquid on tho bar near Nepn's
glass. keen. without looking around. picked
up the glass containing the ammonia. and be-
fore any one noticed the mistake he had swal-
lowed the stuff. A carriage was call ed and he
was taken to his home. 146 Newark avenue.
1t is thought that he cannot recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle. ~
Cured by Cuticura. -

Our little boy broke out on his head with
bad form OF eczema whom he was four months
help HIM, We then used your three CUTICI RIA
REMEDIES. and after using them eleven
weeks exactly according to directions. ho be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10

gan to steadily improve
and after the use OF them
for seven months his
head was entirely well.
When wa began using it
his head was q solid sore
from the crown to hi4
eyebrows. 1t was also all
over his ears. most OF his
face. and small places on
different parts Of his
body. There were eix.
teen weeks that we had
to keep his hands tied 70
the crude and ho!d'thefn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-10
A Common-Sensey Remedy,

In the matter of curaves what you something that
will do its work while you continue to do youra remedy
that will give you inconvenience interfere with your
business. Such remedy ALLcocKs Porous PLAsrERs
These plasers not experiment. they have
for thirty and their value has been the
highest medical we'll by voluntary testimonials
from those who have used them.
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs purely vegetable and
absolutely harmless They require change of diet and
not affected by wet cold Their action does interfere
with labor business you toll and yet be cured whe
hard at work. They pure that the youngest the Oldest
the most delicate person of either them with great
benefit.
Beware of limitations by Misrepresentation
Ask for ALLcocKs and solicitation explanation
accept substitute
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and had 10 keep mittens tied on his bands "a
keep his finger nails out OF the sores. as ne
would scratch u no could n , my WA, way get NJ
EDlES cured him. We feel snfe In recommends
GEO. b. & JANETTA HARRIS. Webster. Ind. Z