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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

THE winter my little daughter was
seven" she says, "she mad a long run
Of rheumatic fever. Then the St. VI
tus' daRce came on, and she got so bad
she could hardly walk or talk. Several
doctors treated her but they did not
help her.
81 tried several remedies, and as
built up her general health, she slowly
gained. but never got entirely over II.
The next year it came On again, IN a
worse form than before.
Il tried Or. Greene's Neryura blood
and nerve remedy. and / could see a
change for the better before she mad
taken the first bottle. She took three
bottles regularly. and since then | have
given II TO her when she got tired, and
was restless al night, but there Is no"
no sign Of the ST. Nitus' dance about her
in any way, and ] trust she Will never
be troubled with it again.
II recommend Or. Greenes Nervura
to all those who are suffering I'm a SINH
lar manner"
IL is only necessary to say that Or.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless and may be given 10 sleepless,
restless infants. nervous children. or the
most delicate invalds with the absolute
assurance OF beneficial results. IL is in
deed a wonderful medicine for children,
because it makes them strong, healthy,
vigorous. and well.
II has what no other remedy hasa
well-known physician responsible for its
good action and effects. 1t is the dis
covery and prescription OF Or. Greene,
OF 3J west Fourteenth street. New York
city. the most successful specialist In
curing nervous and chronic diseases and
ne can be consulted in all cases. without
charge. personally or by letter.
Richly bred trotters and superb sad
dlers al W. j. Garter a COS sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

SMYRNA. DEL, oct. 23.-Frank Bailey,
NJ This town. has invented a communion
svnbop as a simple device TO take the
Mace of the much-talked-of individual
church communion service. 1t consists
of a silver tube. which permits one 10
draw up the wine from cup but winch,
bv means Of a valve prevents any OF
the fluid from returning TO the cup ai'ef
IL has been drawn up.
His idea Is that, supplied with these
tubes. any one fearing to partake or a
general communion cup. may participate
in the sacrament without danger OF con-
tagiOn. " .
lie has patented his device, which Is
strongly recommended by Or. Pepper or
the University of Pennsylvania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

JERSEY CITY, \. j.. oct. Evil
liam r.. Thornton. Of 256 Palisade ave-
nue. applied to the Board Of Health
yesterday for a permit to move the BODY
of his son Arthur. who died two weeks
ago from meinbraneous Group.
The record showed that the body mad
been Inferred in a plot in Arlington Gem
etery. and that Mr.. Thornton owned the
plot. II also showed that Mrs Thorn
ton. the boys mother, had the BODY
moved October 18th to another plot III
the same cemetery.
The Boards counsel. C.. II. WINFIELD
found that the parents, who had sepa'
rated, were engaged I'm struggle to se-
cure possession Of the body. The per
nit for a second removal was refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

List of Appointments for Democratic
Speakers in Virginia.

List of Appointments for Democratic
Speakers in Virginia.
Virginia state
Democratic Committee Rooms.
October q. 1895.
An announcement Of speakers and
times and places OF speakings, made as
follows:
HON. JOHN ". DANIEL.
Manchester on night Of 18th.
Newport News, 18th.
Christiansburg. 9th.
HON. GEORGE D. WISE.
Goochland Courthouse. next court-day.
HON. 5. E. JONES.
Lithia, 24th
Blue Ridge Springs. 18th Cat night
Radford. 3Oth Cat night.
HON. II. ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Tluvanna. 18th instant.
JOSEPH BUTTON, ESQ. AND 5. l..
FERGUSON.
Oakville October 2fth.
Stonewall. October 18th.
AndersOn's Mill. October 10Th.
Chap, November -.
Evergreen. November I'd nghD.
II. d. FLOOD. ESQ. W. J. HUBARD.
ESQ, COLONEL Is. ". l.. BLANTON,
j. II. FLOOD. ESQ, AND b. W.
HUBBARD, ESQ
Well Water. . l.. NJ. October 2sth.
Damerons, Il. NJ. October 25th.
Glenmore. , =. NJ. October 9th.
New store . p NJ, November lst.
Arvon, r. NJ, November %.
SENATOR W. a. LITTLE. JR.
Eastvllle. Northampton county. on the
3lst instant
HON. PETER J. oTEY.
Sedalia. Bedford county 18th instant.
Forest Depot. 18th instant.
HON. II. r. WICKHAM. DIR. b. L..
WINSTON, HON. ISAAC DiSGS.
sh.r3 = store. 2ith instant. T. Il.
HON. TkZEWEI.L Elicit AND IL. q.
BUCHANAN.
Beaver Dam Depot, 18th instant, =. w..
HON. Ii. r. WICKHAM AND RIOS T.
WE'LL PAGE, ESQ.
divers Store. 18th instant 1880 =. NJ.
HON. II. r. WICKHAM. GEORGE T..
HAW, ESQ, AND DR.. B. l.. WIN
STON.
Pole Green. Goth instant. r.. NJ.
old Church. 0lst instant, 4. ~
Cold EarbOr. November lsI ! = u.
Pankes Turnout. November ith, 4. Vi.
HON. II. r. POLLARD AND HON.
ISAAC DiGGS.
Jones Cross Roads. s5th instant, +. NJ.
HON. II. n. POLLARD, HON; ISAAC
DI(;GS, AND DR.. b. J.. WINSTON.
Ashland, November %. s:l5 y. VI.
]. TAYLOR ELI.YSON.
Chairman.
J. Bell Bigger. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

PITTSBURG. oct. 23.-Gardener How
els, of thePhlpps Conservatory. IN scheh-
lev Park. HIS inadvertently given away
ore of the tricks of his trade. Visitors 10
the conservatory last summer admired Il
81 guar cactus growth In con5picu lds
niace i'm enc of the flower beds. IL was
krow1, rs the "Old Man Cactus. helLE
with a dense wo0liy covering. Ii turns
ONT that this was no natural product.
The wild man was first cut out from a
leaf of the Ficus Indlcus, cactus tnown
rs the indian fix The worlly covering
was then transplanted, bit by BIT from
hem removed. and the denuded fglie
put into winter quar- 5rs ,-
HDwells is now working on a series OF
heads. prodles. caricaturins such well-d =
fined types as tho lrish' Yankee anu
80 70
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The Champion Baby Record.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, oct. 2}.-Port De-
post, small town I'm LOwndes county,
has the champion baby record. Within
three days ten babies have been born
there.
Mrs. Mattimer, the wife of one Of the
leading merchants OF the place, gave
birth 10 two boys and n girl
Mrs. r. Hunter wife OF a prominent
planter gave birth 10 the same number.
birth TO four well-developed children. All
three mothers and the children are doing
well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1895.


Accs Temple. n. NJ. s, Masonic IeihRie'
jefferson Lodge. *. of T., Scniner nan
Marshall Lodge. Is. Of T., central nan.
Section 3ll Endowment Rank, Il, OF -
nj, north twentieth street. ~,
roane Lodge. /. q. O. r., Corcorah nan
aurora Lodge, /. ). -. r., Elicit ; tan
Henderson Lodge. i. .. .. f. ioheS
Nanteo Tribe. ]. O Il NJ. Kerse's Hall:
Pawnee Tribe, l. .. y IL, Odd-FeHo"s
virginia Lodge, *. OF H.. .Concsordia han ian
vireinia Conclave. / %. H.. Eagle han
Is. GIinn Council. Jr Q. L. a. NJ
navis Council Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Eighth
and Hull streets. ,.,,,, r1ou
virginia Council. Z. A.. lee ta4np lail !,
Beividere Council. Il. ~, Da'e"oo"
cl i1ai' Grove. L. \. .. D.. cersiey's
,.,beral Grove. L. A. O. D.. Drulds' nan,
Monroe Grove. =. 4. [. d. beiN'ueie
Hall. , - r. nozc.s Nall
soldiers Home .odse. !. =. y. L. '0'-
ders' Home. - = Good
G, ie PantrirS's Beneficial Society, Twenty
sixth and irace stf.'ts. ..-,.
c,,srt Horse Gulrd Plucs Annoy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

we naturally receive? Yet we have just
a. must right TO say we will take TINS
position In regard to Africa as we have
10 say We win take II In regard TO south
America.
States has no right TO involve us IN a
war with foreign power. and we VIII
never believe. until 1t does so. that the
Congress OF the United States viii in
volve us In war with Great Britain over
this indefensibie position that the ad-
ministration has taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

I'D with addresses by Judge bowers
Chairman OF the State Committees Judge
Judd. W. X Reid, +. 5. Harris, ana
others.
Every speaker censured I'm unmeasured
terms the action OF Cannon ana Snltli
and declared IA the most forcible language
that the Church must keep It's hanoS
of State affairs. a
A considerable number OF the mempers
favored Withdrawing the Democratic w, w,
81 altogether and organizing an anti
Statehood party. .,...,..,,,,,,,
the proC eedirgs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
p.eseher shnnts Hi. pamghter.s saItor.

ROWLING GREEN, KY, Oct. p
Charles Clemens accompanied INC
daughter Of the Rev. George MINIS 10
church on Sunday. The preacher on
iected to Clemens attention 10 ms
daughter, and accompanied her nome
himself.
Monday the men met upon lhe pupi'c
road. Mills fired load OF shol IL
clemens abdomen. The wounded man
will likely die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
SPLENDID VALUES
ALWAYS.
WINTER
COATS
and
CAPES.
A Visit to Our ~
BEAUTIFUL
CLOAK
PARLORS
Will Amply Repay You
Will Amply Repay YOU

Here's a Coat of Black or
Navy Blue Boucle, box front,
ripple back. We know that
you are asked to pay IS Tor
it elsewhere. Here. S3.9S.
A Coat of Finest Black
Astrachan, box front, ripple
back, two buttons, extra large
sleeves. $14.9S is the price
elsewhere. Here, SO.
Velour Cape, handsomely
trimmed with jets. Price
them elsewhere and you viii
be asked s25. Our price, $50.
Plush Cape, trimmed col
lar and front with electric
scala SO value-S5.9S.
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7 . a. MILLER
Fifth and Broad.


1. Reveries Of a Bachelor.
2. Lays Of Ancient Rome.
.. IillylOss Scandal.
4. The house OF the Seven Gables.
3. CRAWFORD.
8. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream Lsie.
5. trag kcnSteIn.
3. A Book OF Golden Deeds.
TO- MOsses from an Ola Manse.
H. The Scarlet Letter.
T. Essays OF Ella.
L. Vicar OF ~ akensld.
a. TWlcc-Iold Tales.
-. Paul ana Virginia.
IL Story OF an African Farm.
IL. Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers.
Is. Lucille.
10. Dreams.
~ black Beauty.
81 one of the Profession.
22 Sartor Resartus.
% The ldyis OF the King.
"a The Pleasures OF Life.
.. The Lazy Of the Lake.
p. Mornings q IA, Florence ,as.
"a Rab and His Erie lds.
2S Whittiers Poem3.
p. The Greatest Thing In the World.
30. Lalla Rookh-
n Longfellow's Poems.
3d. In Memoriam.
81 The Princess.
"a. Rasselas.
s.. PoeticaI Selection.
81 Past and Present.
r. Thoughts from the Emperor Marcus
Aurellus AntOnius.
3 Heroes and Hero Worship.
aJ Tales from Shakespeare
tO Tales nom Shakespeare Second
yolumel.
Al Sesame and Lilies.
- Queen % the Air.
"a The Prem iuns Cook Book.
81 Mill on the Eloss.
q. Mil on the Floss Second sesles).
T. Romola.
as Poems
10 Essays.
n ESSAYS Second series).
- Efntcs OF the Dust.
g. Poems.
Ii. Lorna Doons
81. second volume.
IS. Light OF Asia
.t last Essays OF Eta.
II. Vanity Far.
Is Representative Men"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

Buy ~ wheel" succeeds to That foP"'a'
Dit, Buy "a Broom.

Commissioner Waring sent out yester-
day his order requesting me sec'io"
foremen of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment to get wheels. AS was told III 'io
Sun recently Foreman West, weight -
pounds was the man that callcu TIE o. ~.
tcntiOn OF the Commissioner 10 lhc M 10
OF the wheel as an aid 10 street clsan' ..,
According to Captain Gibson, the 'cpu.s
Commissioner. the toremen VIII 49, s,'o,,t
get wheels or get out OF the department.
Colonel Warnings request says: !, ,,,o
I have been much impressed ~ W. w.
things one is that IL II impOsslpi' ~. ~
even the most active foreman, WIN "
best Intentions to get ABOUT oN' 49,. ne
section as rapidly as the bt.t ~,
requires. The second is that MI. vest
the detailed man OF the slNlr'".i tio
ton. with the aid of "A bicycle u dpie
easily 10 do three times as mpcn ~ no
could do on foot. ON one OCCASION =.
made twonty-fve miles. interrupted ~
many stops. before II 10 \. VI. 30,
This decides mo TO ask all 1oreih'n - ~,
a few other employees to provide tncn,
yolves with bicycles. have aiIdils'.'
with the Metropolitan Bicycling oi'iPS ~, >
Sixtictb street and the BouleNaI", 70 In
nish all employees OF the uepa inie, ~ the
nattern of 1894. all in perfect orler an
td,uarantced against defect. Tor - edN.,,
pavable i'm seven monthly hs. .a,,i,'a IN
If e. cash Those who leave the So VIZ v.
turn their wheels over 20 li,el a,,,,t If their
Who viii repay them the amount OF ,iiei
Investment at the time, less a - = ~
deduction for wear and tear. u" -. 80.
cessors will assume the opilSan" ,,or
the remaining installments % ,Ss.,,,r-
month The company VIII give lH9Al ~
Ton I'm its han at any hour TO those VIZ
bu,- these wheels, and 10 any cN''"'
necessary. without charge. 3. .t,o,.
Foremen can get other, Wheels, -" Norls
choose. at their own risk-NeW hoiN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
R0thert&CO.,
HOn1e.MakerS
of Richmond.
wNHAENAvas

We call your attention to our
large assortment of Carpets.
Every pattern the newest creation
and the prices the very lowest.
Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels,
Velvets and Tapestry Brussels.
Two and Three-Ply Ingram
Carpets prettier and cheaper than
ever.
Oak and Walnut Chamber
Suits, Sideboards and China
Presses.
Parlor Suits in Plush, Broca-
telle and Tapestry Coverings,
Lace Curtains, Portieres and
Table Covers. In fact, you can
furnish your home from the
kitchen to the parlor.
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y4xDEnnIIr WEDDIN0.
Cards Issued by Mrs "Wiiiic NJ !" TUG
Favored 1000.

Cards Issued by Mrs "wIiiic n !" '"e
Favored 1000.
NEW YORK. oct. EXAMINATIONS 10 ,he
wedding OF Miss Vanderbilt ana I'M, .ne
Duke of Marlborough are out. ne
mails are carving them In all directions.
There arc four thousand issued. lhey
are unusually large. and reah'
MRS. VIM. NISSAN WANDER
BlLT
Requests the honour or your pres
ence at the marriage OF her
daughter
CONSUELO.
to
THE DUKE OF MARLBOR-
OUCH,
On Wednesday. November the
sixth. At twelve o'clock. at
Saint Thomas Church,
Fifth Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
NJ BEGINNERS!
THE RICHMOND
TROUSERS CO.,

though a new firm. is conducted
by WHITLOCK BROS, those
practical and reliable Merchant
TailOrs who have made Trousers
thorough study, and having
made their selections of CHE
VIOTS. WORSTEDS, and CASSI-
MERES, direct from the manufac-
turers, now offer them at prices
less than can be had out of stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

A fye-cent purchase Of Chip
Gum entities you to a guess. It's
an 1895 bicycle and is now display
ed in our east window.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
Stnlent life nnM rone fnrcver

Student life now gone forever.
And to you | extend my hand in a fra
ternal clasp as we stand here tonight
enshrouded by the mists of uncertainty
upon the threshold of the great world $
portal pcerinE forth into the mysteries
OF the unknown and untried future.
In the present age of advancement the
law of progression is influencing medical
science as well as all others. New rcmc-
dial agents are being discovered: disease
is being utilized to combat disease: and
We must be on the alert in our thoughts
and studies to avoid being left i'm the rear
in the hurried rush which is inevitable
and in fact has already commenced
SO let us not fold our hands and sink ia
rest lulled to a false sense of security by
"a glance at the parchment which pro-
claims us Doctors of Medicine, and by
thoughts that our days of study are past.
nut rather let us extend our thoughts
out into the unlimited future of medical
science where await higher honors and
greater reward than have yet been dream
ed of for him who diligently seeks.
Tonight we are here with our ranks UNI
broken but tomorrow we shall separate
never to be reunited as class.
But | hope we may not remain in
ignorance of each others success and we
can think that though distance intervcncs
between us yet in our labors we are
working together.
And as we stand here tonight waiting
for the morning to break upon our lfe's
course let us hope for "A cloudless sky and
n pleasant journey all the way.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
THE BANQUET.

After the graduating exercises at tho
opera house the faculty rendered a ban
quet to the new doctors at the Van Ness
mouse. Tho collation. was served on a
TABLE extending the entire length of the
dining room and was most appetizingly
spread. 1t consisted of frozen salmon.
salads, cold meats, sandwiches ice creams
cakes and other choice vands
Many alumni We're present and the mcm-
pers OF the profession from the city. and
invited guests. After ample justice had
been done to the bountiful repast, hands
were grasped in a farewell to the familiar r
strains of AUD Lang Syne."
WHERE THEY WILL GO.
OF the graduates, a great many are I'M
decided as to where they will practice.
some Will take postgraduate courses and
some will travel. Drs. Cram, Heft, Grif-
hths, Mckenzie and Mack will take a
postgraduate course at the College of
Physicians and Surgeons at New York.
Or. Crane will practice at Hardwck, Dr.
Naylor will be assistant surgeon at the
Hartford City Hospital, DR.. McAllister
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
\ Itolief for Eczema.

81 am troubled with eczema, which
breaks out on my body and burns and
itches. | have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
are said to he. | recommend them to ali
who are suffering with this trouble. -
Levi Lawrence, Proctorsvllle, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
THE STATE SPECIALS.
John H. Moore of Rutland Dies Suddenly
of ApopleNy.

Rutland, VT. July S.-John Il. Moore
died tonight AZ 1880 o'clock from a shock
of apopleXY. He was 70 years of age and
leaves a wife and three daughters, Mamie
Katie, and lnez, aged %, Is and respcc-
lively. Mr. Moore belonged to several
societies including the knights OF Pyth-
las Royal Arcanum, Knights OF honor
and Center Lodge, +. and a. NJ. He was
grand keeper of records ana seal of the
Vermont Grand Lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las and grand reporter to the state Grand
Lodge of Knights Of Honor.
lie took an active part in local politics,
serving as city grand juror from 1894 IN to
his death. lie has also been special pros
Ccutor. It was while he held the latter
Office that the Herald took occasion to
attack him for what it alleged We're his
msdoings in the conduct of the duties
thereof and which resulted in his suing
the paper for libel i'm the sum OF $1,000.
His death will probably end the case. Mr..
Moore carried $4,000 Insurance on his life.
MEETING or FISH AND GAME
LEAGUE POSTPONED.
St. Johnsbury, July Sowing to conflict
ing events the special meeting of the
league called for July 9th viii be adj
journed to Thursday, Aug. LIST. The pro-
grammo of arrangements as given in or
iginal invitations will he carried out on
Aug. ISL. EXCURSION tickets on All rail-
roads going to Burlington July 3lst and
Aug. LIST. Good returning Aus. 1st and %.
Steamer Reindeer will leave Burlington
upon arrival of noon trains about II
oclock), rain or shine.
MORE ABOUT THE VT. STATUTES.
Bellows Falls, July S.-'The vermont
Statutes of 81" which is "A complete re-
vision Of the laws of Vermont as author
lied by the last Legislature, is nearly
ready for distribution, and is looked for
with interest by all Nermontcrs It is a
book of several hundred pages, about 200
larger than the last revision. The cost to
the State is about $4,000. The index con-
tains $500 sections, averaging six refer
enccS to section. Thirty-fiVc hundred
copies are printed. The contract is with
Tuttle IL co. of Rutland, and the electro
tipping is done for them by c. j. Peters &
Son of Boston.
The last revision was Revised Laws of
80" and previous ones were in SO, 80 and
'39. The committee has called TO its aid
many other leading lawyers of the State
and when completed the revision will be
the most complete ana comprehensive of
any State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
LEWlSTON,S CENTENNIAL.
The Greatest Celebration Ever Held in its
History.

Lewiston, Me-. July 4.--Thc celebration
of Jewiston's centennial has eclpsed any
public event in the history of the city
and the success of every feature has been
simply tremendous. The city was lavish
~ decorated. Estimates as to the crowd
vary from 10000 to $4,000 people.
All the cities i'm Maine were represented
either by their mayors or by distinguished
visitors.
At a. m there was bicycle races ath-
lethc sports and a band concert in City
Park. At 10 the magnificent paade started
at the sound of a signal gun from the bat
terry. The centennial procession was two
and one-half miles long and over 5000 men
were i'm the parade.
There were many elaborate historical
floats. representing the City's progress,
and more than 400 business firms were rep
resented by elaborate display. At p. m.
occurred the centennial exercises in city
park. 1t comprised an address of well
come by Mayor Noble historical review
by Hon. A. Garcelon, address, "Our
Country" by Hon. William p. Frye, and
address prophetic by Hon. Nelson Ding
ley, Jr.
n tiromons muster occurred at .
o'clock. Tho celebration closed with a
magnificent display Of fireworks at p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
TO BLOW UP AN ENGINE.
A Woman at White River Junction with
Peculiar Mission.

White River Junction, July 7.-There is
stopping at the WaVerly House in this
place most eccentric character She
says that her duty here is to kill off all
persons not good American citizens. Her
dress is of peculiar make, seen many years
ago, with "A very large hoop skirt, bonnet,
etc. She also wears n large old fashioned
brooch with picture on it of n very hand
some man. Her name Is Jennie Walker
and she says she was sent here by Grover
Cleveland to kill off all those that are not
true blue American citizens. Yesterday
she saw out of one of the hotel winds,
the large Central Vermont railroad pas
senger engine, b. f, Fineld. She said
that engine had got to be blown up, that
it was no good and she must notify Grover
Cleveland to that effect. Calling for a
postal card, she addressed it to Grover
Cleveland, Washington, ID. c., and said ::
Engine b. b. Fiheld here must be blown
up at once. Give orders to this effect at
once" signing her name, Jennie Walker
She will probably be taken care of.