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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
\ Catskili Hotel Man.

(From Catskill \. T., Rec0rdcrl.
Mr.. Joseph McGitlert, one of our
prominent hotel proprietors, has reason
to extol the merits of DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy. In speaking
of il he said Il was all run down from
kidney and liver trouble, three physi
clans treated me but | grew worse. \
friend said to me. Why don't you
take DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy?
1t cured me. So began its use the
result was gained daily, and in lit
tie while | was sound and well again.
| suppose | have recommended it to "a
or more of my summer board
nrs, and in every instance it has done
them good. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
RELIGIOUS INTFLLIGENCE.
Bisbop Hall Meets WIN T"'
Accident.

H,snop Hal met with painful accident n
Brandon Friday night. hs he was enlcrlnE a. ~,
| Thomas church, where ne was 10 p'',t'on, n
some way making ms-stel', ne 'cl ", "a ~,
Of several feet badly spaining one OF M u'',
Elcs lie preached as ihten'ied, hut snh'tt'
great pain during the evening ana night , ~,
urdny, being no better, he 'lid not lchNc VOW :"
Ms cxpected It will be some time before nc
will be able to 90.
The pone has sent his apostolic benediction to
,ho E,onrh Catholics of the Sacred Heart Of
Warv's church NJ Rutland at the request o'
Father ProniN.
The Vermont Adventist conference VIII I"ld
its annual session nj the Advent chapcl III yer
shire commencing Thursday evening, '"tupe'
3, and holding over inc Ioii0w,ia nt Ia
and evening at 40, and Sunday at 1870 a. M
and / 30 and 80 y. IN. /: is also expected thal
Il series of revival services VIII ioHoW' 10 CON
tinuc AS the interest may demahd'
The delegates to the Episcopal general con
yrntion will leave for Minneapolis on the dntii,
arriving there In time for the opening service
oct = The convention will he held III dcthse'
name church, and already there Is = great nc.
sends a strong delegation of clergy and lnNmeh,
the former being Bishop Hall, Rev. Or. HllSs Oh
Burlington, and DIR. Flanders OF 81 AiDan5I'
Rev. W, II. Collins OF Brnttleb"ro heN - IL.
Goddard of Windsor The hay delegates are
cN. senator George r. Edmunds, Judge BABY OF
St Adams, Thomas Canilcld OF burlington ana
+. 4. Temple of Rutland
The 18th annual meeting OF the Vermont
branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the board
Of Missions began in st Peters church, Ben.
nington Tuesday evening, with a sermon by Rev
DR. j lsham Bliss of Burlington formerly rector
Of the church. There were about 30 deleg2tes
present, including Bishop Mckim of Toxic,
Japan and Rev w j Harris of Rutland, dlo-
cesar missionary. Bishop Han was not abe To
be- present by reason of the accident at brandon
saturday.
Tho 23i annual meeting Of the Vermont branch
of the WOman's Board OF Missions began at
Manchester Tuesday afternoon in the ConErcga.
tional church. The afternoon was devoted TO
reports of delegates from the different auNll
iaries some of which were very interesting In
the evening the leader OF Manchester gave re
ception 10 the delegates and visitors Wedhes
,iav forenoon there We're reports 10y the tfearuf-
er and secretary, a general business meeting,
and addresses by Mrs Toary and Mrs Mead. III
the afternoon Occur ed the election OF officers,
reports of committees, short:talk and an address
bv Mrs DcFrecst. In the evening there was Il
public meeting at which Miss Kyle makes the
add ess.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
PLUCK AND LUCK.
or A YANKEE BOYS QUICK RISE
A True story From Fall River I""'
Reads Like One Of Oliver Optics i"'cs'

N'i''l '''' i'tihi's fNh N''''
Joseph Eagan, NJ Pleasant street, Fan Eiver,
Mass, entered the employ "l ine ,"Im nr liz
two and n half years ago rs elevator poN, 49,, ~
put IN II little of his time each 'NiN hn"u' .''
engine room and thus soon ac1nirrn " ,o',
knowledge OF the nircacics OF one o. ,'a MN,
plants in the city. About SIX months "S", VIM,
set less than twenty four years OF hse, n ,
when he had been working III the factory ieSo
than years, the berth of chief ehglhe'i WE
LETT vacant. MIR; Eagan applied ana WIS ioan
ily accepted and Installed in tuis cNutt''inHi!;
responsible position. He took lo,'l ilhe ~, Wv
er;tn, and his natural adapta,ionah ana Wiinsn.,ss
to work hard has ever since won mn s'','"
opinions from his employers. Mr.. fngai WI W.T.
close application of the last few years loil S'ou,
" upon his constitution. The extra cares an, an"
duties OF his new position held nm up LOT
time. but when the crisis came u lew inon'nS
ago, he felt that unless he resigned ms place Oh
something WAS done quickly he Mouii pcco'h'
wrecked physically. He had tried various rem
edles and tones with varying and on lnc wiou,
unsatisfactory results, and last hit upon the cure
by accident. He told reporter Il iew hays w"
how II came about. ,
81 picked up piece of an old almanac IN me
Ilreroom one day, and in it read the story q, a.,
engineer who was all run down NJ J was UNI
hardly able to report for work. lie was 'ui ',
by Or. Williams Pink Pills. II was spieh"i"
testimonial and Just hit my case.
81 SAID to myself, II they will cure nm, th'N
might at least help me little.
"lhc next day ! bought box AT aimee
Rarre's drug store and haven't stopped taking
them since. You may believe me wheh say
they just built me right up, gave me back an my
old strength and nerve, and now am never never
Tired, and work as hard rs amy man IN town,
and harder than most. was a-tonlaned ~ inc
result. have since recommended them 10 an
who are afflicted us was, and number here III
the mill have used them with lhcNpectca re
suits"
The clerk at Iiarre's drug store said "Ihey
must do all that Is claimed for them, rs buyers
come back for more and bring their TRENDS
with them"
Joseph Eagan is one of the best known young
men in the eastern section OF the city. MS SIN
ccrity IN the Testimonial given above Is ihithcf
Ntte,tcd in the following anidayt
Personally appeared before me at fhll hNtr'
April y, the above named Joseph Ehgan, WI"
made solemn oath that the foregoing statements
are true.
H. RlNGROSE, Justice of the Peace:
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the Gle
mens necessary to give new hic ana richness 10
the blood and restore shattered nerves. lhey
are for sale b. all druggists, or may be han by
mail from pr. Williams Medicine Company,
schenectady, y. y, for SOC per box, or SIN
boxes for fl.l0.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

She comes To meet me when the soft twilight
Darkens the roses round my garden gate,
And wistiully the dewey blue eyes wait
Twin, tender stars that glorify my night;
And a. my sleeps draw near ! read Alright
The meaning i'll her cycs--tivinc and great
Love that comes carly and yet tmgereth late
And a. my steps draw near ! read alright
Ia Gods own garment of celestial white!
| To my heart she climhs-my little one
Close to my bosom nestlce ike dove
With soft caresses of her gentle bard.
An, sod! II some day when my toll Is done
miss her clinging arms-her kiss of love.
And only see her footprints in the smd'
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
Anticipated bN DIR. Kelley

Chopson A prominent physician,
| see, advises the use of the bicycle as
a cure for drunkenness.
Staykes That's nothing new. Dr.
keley's cure, if | am not mistaken.
is bike chl oride of a s, methiny or
other. Chicago Tribune.
lle-iou can't impose upon me
there are no fools in our family.
Shc-Sir, you forget yourself.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
NEW HAMPsHIRE NOTES.

Artemus wood, -, of tharestoWn. was Iouipl
drowned IN the Connecticut river AT that place
last week Thursday. He went to the lhi'linS
with yoke of cattle for water. ana, being leebic
il Is supposed he fell into the river ana was ui
able to reach the shore.
The freshman class at Dartmouth college l.
unusually large. there being upward OF 100,
while 20 upper classmen from various college,
swell the total number of accession to 100, the
largest IN the history of the Institution
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
SPIk ES ORA WN.
Trains Wrecked by Gang OF Masked
Train Robbers

A passenger train was held up by masked
men near Waupaca, about 40 miles north
of OSHKOSH wis last week Thursday
night While passing ihrougha swamp
west the engine was dcrailcd, being
followed by the baggage car an instant later.
Two men held the conductor at bay while two or
three Others were performing similar guard over
Engineer Blaine and Fireman johnson. The
rest of the gang forced their way into the cN-
press ear, and falling to secure the key from the
messenger began the use of dynamite. Car,
fridge after cartridge was exploded without
avail, until finally the stock Of the robbcrs was
exhausted and they gave IN the job in despair
and baggage ear were badly wrecked. ltwas
asccr,ancd that the robbers drew the spikes to
derail the train.
DIR Il W Burnett, whose disease Of cancer con
tracted from Il canccrous patient he WAS htttnt
ing, has been II notable one III medical circles,
died sunday at New York city.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
VERMONT SPRING COMPANY,
NEWFANE, VT.

This water has decided effect in relieving
the system OF all impurities of the blood such MS
Scrotula, Salt Rhcum, Eczema, all Eruptions OF
the skin, Uric Acid, etc. 1t Is almost a specific
in chroi lc Rheumatism, Diabetes, Iii lights Dis
ease, Gravel and all forms of Bladder Troubles.
Many OF the above diseases have been cured by
freely using these waters as numerous peonIc
Will testify. GEO. II. PAYNE, VI. D.
Boston, Mass MAY 9, 1895,
The following is statement from one of the
trustees OF the Wlndham Savings Bank:
BRookLINE, VT, June 2Sth ISM
nave read the card of the Vermont Mineral
Spring Co, and the letter printed thereon from
Geo. IL. Payne, NJ D., May 9TH, 1885, and can
state that have known most of the diseases
therein mentioned to have been cured hy the
water. When | was boy my mother, Sarah
blinher Stebhins. had swollen ankles and sores
on them, and she sent me after some of the VI
mineral Spring water and she drank and bathed
IN the water and was entirely cured hv its use
one time when | was going there after the
water, saw Il man drinking the water and
turning 1t on his skin. He was in a deplorahle
condition, suffering with salt rheum | saw him
not long afterwards and his skin was as smooth
as healthy child, and he was cured solely nv
the use of the water
! have lived in Brooklnc a greater part of my
HE, anu am brother to Dca g. o. Stehbins
lownslsnd, VI, who has used the water for
years for kidney trouble. | am seventy wears
"''' JOllN II. STEBBINs.
holesale price, quarts, Sl.50 a dozen; pints
- per unAen. Address. VERMONT SPRING
w. >e"lahe' VI 4tf
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
MAssACH, SETS NOTES.

W Engel of Atho Mass, committed sui.
ciic some time saturday night in the pfister no.
tel at Milwaukee, Wis, by shooting himself in
the heart. lie registered under the name of W
X smith, but no cause is known for his asslIm-
ing different names. He left letters addressed
To- ms wife and other people, with Il slip giving
his true name and address
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
REVIEW OF TIE WEEK.
OLD WORLD.



The Paris correspondent of the lokal Anzei
g,,r telpgraphs that NJ. llanotalN, the frehci
minister OF foreign affairs, and Prince lohannf
Rostovzhy, the Russian foreign minister, Wlt
il now visiting France, have agreed regarding
Armenian and East A sian affairs, France, II Il
said. win support Rilssia's incquitahle attempt
io Dust the japanese from Corca, IN return Tor
which Russia will aid France in her attempts To
dislodgr the British from Egypt. FeiiN
la. decided to pay visit to st, Petersburg IN
the spring to attend the convention OF me cHaf
and has arranged with Prince Lebanon kostov
kythc Il lssIan minister OF foreign aitairS,Who Is
nov supnding his holiday in France, for grand
uf the united French, RUSSIAN
nd Danish fleets, to take place at Copenhagen
more Trouble in China.
China finds herself compelled to deal with II
rebellion in the northwestern part o1 the empire
the rebels being Moha,nmcdans VI l. reported
that no less than 50,OOO have taken the held,
by Russian sympathilorS, their pllllrsc helhg 10
set up an independent Kingdom. me rcbcllloh
daily grows more serious, and China Is poorly
prepared to meet It,
A monument TO Cavour, the great statesman
and "unifer of Italy," was unyailcd at Rome
sunday.
Mcnotti Garibaldi, son of the Italian patriot
Gen Giuseppe Garihadi, and II member OF the
hunbcr OF Deputies, has announced that he
will no longer support the government IN the
HAMMER, inasmuch rs 1t has refused TO grant
occasion of the celebration commemorative oi
he completion of Italian unity.
While Mrs. Langtry was ON the continent a
forged order for her jewels, valued at 81 ,oWW 900
was presented at her London bank and the
Jewels were delivered
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

has become SO weak as to have lost the
ability to recuperate. Dr. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure 9S per cent. of
all cases of consumption if used according
to directions. 1t also cures ali lingering
coughs. bronchial and throat affections
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

Two features of the Miller Lamp that
commend ii to all are cleanliness, and,
as a result, absolute freedom from all
offensive odor.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

Charles Day Rose, son of Sir John Rose, OF
the banking firm of Morton, Rose n Co., of Lon
don, and owner of the yacht Satanita, has sent
4 challenge for the Americas cup to he sailed
next year, "lle says ] shall not order II boat
either from the designs of Watson or Fife but
shall order one OF the designs of j. NJ Sopcr,
who built the ltchen" ANY conditions salts
taCtory to the cup committee Will satisfy me.
/ haven't the slightest fear of meeting with any.
thing but iair treatment at the hands of the
committee. | suppose the condition of the race
Will he practically the same as those which pre-
vailed in 1891
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
NEW WORLD.


Is
Expedition.
The Pearv relief steamer Lite arrived at st.
Johns, y. +. saturday afternoon bringing
pearN, Lee and Henson safe home, The Pearv
expedition party endured much hardship last
winter but untlantcd, started northward again
in April in IN attempt To make Il new record.
They succeeded in reaching Independence bay,
where they campcd. They were unable to
make any pronounced advance northward ow.
ing To the weakness of the party, both Lee and
Henson being exhausted. number of the
dogs died from plague common among them.
They are very reticcnt, but generally concede
that in the main the expedition was practically
a failure. They ate their last ounce OF food 20
miles from camp, and passed % hours without
food before they succeeded in reaching home
They got back July % just Il week before they
heard news of the relief expedition. There
were some achievements in the midst of
the dc fcats. The maps of the Whale sound
region were competed, and the studies of the
cthnology and geology of the country have ad.
sanCcd considerably. Another years meteor
illogical records were procured and couple OF
valuable mctcorites were found. lngcicli
cuff and its ncghborhood were carefully eX.
plored, and the KITE is said to have on board
valuable collections Of birds eggs and much
archaeological 'tata. As an example of
courage endurance. and pcrtnacity we
doubt if any feat of Arctic slcdg
ing surpasses Peary's journey last spring
OF eleven hundred miles over the Ice cap amid
the most dishGAlttning difficulties and at an
elevation Of from 1000 to nearly 5000 feet above
the sea, Under all the circumstances it seems
to have been greater achievement than his
first icecap journey. The return trip was made
in remarkably good time, considering the
crippled condition of his party. He was thirty
one days III So returning from Independence
Bay, Journey that he made this year In TWEEN
ty live days. While he was not able to continue
his work beyond Independence Bay, he spent
much more time there than III ls!2, and was
doubtless able to make more careful study of
the most northern region of mountains and
snow free land that has been visited in north
east Greenland. lie had long and trying work
in reaching the musk oxen, which, perhaps
say ed the lives of his little party, but they seem
to have been at least as abundant as In >!r2,
when he saw twenty.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
Arerthe Morrell Cure.

/
| :, y hVNtl suit ma heet ur1ugnt ~ '"hh a
The same nIare ms a. rrrorrr sIG ,,pn iimagr.
! asa result OF taking the MnrrrIl cure Tor III,
| liquor habit, which the paintifi claims paralyzcd
ms muscles. The eases will he the first of III
KIND brought III the state and il returnahe al
the April term ni the Franklin county court
The Grant,. St,ta provi1npt ,ssoci,,inu ~,
Manchester, \ II which has many bramrhrs in
ynr,n,,n, -, ,ra,,i'io -, NJ, - ~
bank examiner has condemned it, claiming that
its accounts are faSifled.
The r,ilrnud ronauctors ,vho rv.i, pu,l,,a
hoy. orrguiIpd !, ii,Isinn az tho or,lsr If paii
rnnds t0nImrtars Tho Jitiai",, ,,.,s r.,,,% =,
" Clemrn, ,9S 4 " WiIlins I'm ~ ''r,nd
rhirf of tr,t1r Hn,iIs Mich ornan,lnI IN, Al
vision.
The Tniyprsitv of Ne,mont h,s .>.,,e,lod
s,in O0n M , in I,iIIi,, ,, W';,
-cirncc hniiiin,+ no rnn,n,i,; t,n,;, - -
Tho Nru h,u u.,,. Ih m' I'm ar" LA
fr I,,,.,, ~ i'.' 80" "",i,,. i, VIII "c wv
The animal ,,,n,,i,., ,,f tho STAT. ,r.a,I,.., ms
-,ciutinu ,,iII Ia. InIJ "a, 81 ~, - ~ :,
and ISq5 Amnntr tl," a. ,inriigh"d ,,,,,, VIA
win take uort arc Prof 4 n n,iLaar az r"f,
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Andrew, ~ p,,,n I.ri,.'i,' - p Nv =, -
Mn,'r;u l., Iot', & "i'" iics''''h
= =" '","ei - ."''.5''
BN the VIII OF Miss Lydia T. Fuller, who re
~, ',, u, ,'"i n, at tl'c "Sg 81 a. sun
oiyrn tb nm az hnr o"tata y" ord o~,,. -
Tnrei,n tI,c,' fr,,, ,s.i-nn '" UNI 80 'Ni''''" !"
f'
'ol. AiDert Is. Chandler intends to ny up
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
Murder and suicide in Connecticut.

murdered Mrs Henry l. Dudley and then com
mittcd suicide Monday evening on the main
thoroughtarc of stamford, Conn. Simplains was
a widOwcr, with three children, and was drunk
At the time. Mis- Dudley was walking up Attain
tic street with a bundle of clothing when Sim
plains met her. What passed between them no
one knows Some think Simplains was angered
because she rejected his advances. Others say
that he blamed her for scandalous tain concern.
ing himself But she was seen to stagger for
ward about 80 feet, with blood gushing from her
throat, and then fell Simpans, holding u bloody
razor in his hand, watched her a moment, and
is soon she had fallen he drew the razor
across Ills own throat, Severing the jugular vein
and instantly died. The woman died at her
home half an hour later. Mrs Dudley was a
.tnnl lnnL inm mnlnIIn INI.man-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
More Hard Fighting in Cuba-Masso
Elected President.

Gen Antonio MaceO writes that in the bait le
of PrinlCita 1896 Spaniards were slaughtered IN "A
general rout of their camp, and much booty
captured by the rebels. Sept Il the insnrgcnt
leader Rabi engaged a spanish column under
Gen I.nares near santiago. The Spaniaris lost
hny killed. among whom was FeImin del Taro,
chief of the guerilla forces from SantO DOmin-
90. Pedro ROhira, Il span sh soldier who had
Joined the Insurgents, was captured by the
Spaniards and sentenced to death, Maceo re
lHtcs. While awaiting the execution of his sen
tcncc he de1iantly cried CUBA libre, Gomez
hiacco and Rabin For this he was given 400
lashcs, from the effects of which he was unable
to walk ON the day of his execution. and IL was
necessary to carry him ON Il strctchcr to the tree
against which he was tied and shot. lie muir
INJURED CUBA librc' when the order was given
10 lire. Sept 10 constitutional convention was
held at Nagasa, mt which Bartolemc Masso was
elected president of the Cuban republic; the
Marquis ut Santa Lucia. minister of the interi +:
Thomas Estrada Palma, minister of foreign
affairs, and Maxine Gomez, general in-chief
Mas-o WAS born sixty years ago. at Manzaniiio.
He L. highly connected and thoroughly educated;
was companion to Cespedcs at lara AT the
outbreak of the former revolution, and was act
i've during the entire campaign, and was Il mem
Der oi the Cuban congress.
The schooner Penokee bound from buffalo to
Milwaukee, starting = days ago, has not been
heard from and H. believed to have been lost
with all hands. From the description OF the
schooner, which Was struck by a water spout of
Point auN Barques, in saginaw bay, it is thought
that she might nave been the one.
Ross C. Won Bokkelen, a receiving teller in the
Merchants Loan and Trust Bank. ri Chicago is
thar ed with the theft of So OOo, perhaps great
deal more. while Bediamin D.. Jones and j. II
son, paying and receiving tellers in the National
Bank OF Illinois, are accused of taking about
s25,uO0.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

of the blood, and can be cured
absolutely and always by puri-
flying and enriching the blood,
The only exception to this is
the case where the disease has
been neglected and inprop-
erly treated until it is stronger
than the bodY-nntil the body
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
Their Pie Was Poisoned,

Last Friday the negroes of oak Grove settle
mcnt near Atlanta, Ga, assembled at their
church to spend the day in religious worship
They had a picnic dinner ana several were
taken violently sick before 1t WAS through and
finally II were Frustrated and six have died with
the chances of recovery against several others.
There are many rumOrs rs to the cause of their
death, the most reasonable being that the pies
in TN plates were made day or two before they
were eaten.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
More burglars Arrested.

Peter Gudlue, an empioyc at the saw mills was
arrested by Deputy sheriff Wheeler and Dficcr
Brunette Tuesday morning ona charge OF bur
glarizing Bailey X Putnam's store last summer
and held under $500 for hearing saturday. The
chief evidence against linn is having in his pos
session and selling cigars that were Identified As
the ones
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
VARIOUS VERMONT MATTERS.
suicide ofn well Known Conducto,

Philips, the veteran conductor Of the Central
Vermont mail tram between Essen Junction,
burlington and Rutland, committed suicide at
2i5 O'Clock Friday morning By shooting bull
let into his right temple He had been sick in
bed four weeks, and il is believed the act was
done in moment of temporary insanity, as his
mind had been effected more or less during his
sickness. A few moments previous Ia commit
Ting the act Mr.. Phipps called his wife, who for
several weeks has been his constant attendant,
ana asked her To step into the Kitchen and look
at the lire, claiming that il WAS too warm Tor
his comfort. Az Mrs. Phippr closed the door
brhiHd her she heard the report OF revolver
and returning Instantly found her husband
dead with the revolver beside him on the bed.
II seems that the revolver, 4 - caliber, had
been kept under his pillow several Yeas. His
wife tried un-uCCes-tully several times to get
it away from him, bat he would not let her re
move 1t. Mr. phipps had Tor several years
years been great sufferer from inflammation
OF the bladder and posteriOr glands and
dyspepsia, hut not until within the pat two
months did he abandon hopes of recovery.