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The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Appointments to be Made.

Below is the list of the principa
0offices that would have been tlled b
Governor Marvil. AS Mr.. Watson vii
serve until January. 1897, he Will havl
4 number of important places to fill:
Clerk of the Peace-New Castle coun
' ty, June, 1895; Kent county, Septembe
| 10, 1897, Sussex county, April |, 1895.
Register Of Wills-New Castle coun
|ty, June 8, 1895; Sussex county, Jul,
~. 1895; kent county, April s. 1896.
Recorder of deeds-Sussex county
May l8, 1896; Kent county, June 8
1886.
ProIhonotary-Kent county, October
|l9, 1896; Sussex county, January a
1895; New Castle county, July, 1895.
Clerk of the Orphans Court-Nev
Castle county, May 30, 1897.
Attorney General-Apfil A, 1897.
Insurance Commissioner-State
March %, 1897
Fish Commissioner State, August
|l3, 1896.
Department of Elections-tD), Au-
gust 3. 1906; (F). July |, 1897.
Superintendent Public Schools
New Castle county, Kent county, Sus
sex county. July 10, 1895.
Trustees State Hospital--April 25,
1896, New Castle county; April 25,
I 1896, Kent county; April 26, 1896. 6us
sex coupCys May 8, 1886, Kent-county,
April %, 1897.
State Lihrarian-April 8, 1895.
State House Japitor- July /, 1895.
Direct Tax Commissloner-Ma 20,
1897.
Pilot Commission-Suss county
May 21, 1895; New Castle county, July
Is. 1895
Two State Detectives-June 10, 1896
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
The Fish of Alaska .

In Alaska every native is a fisher
man, and the fish of those waters ar,
so abundant and of such variety thai
the entire population is able TO sup
'port itself by this means.
The great wealth of Alaskan waters
/ lies in their abundance of salmon
| The natives catch the salmon by the
laid of spears, nets and traps, and dry
| Them at present for their own use ex.
|clusiyely. The large variety. known
| as king salmon, often weigh from sixty
to ninety pounds apiece, and these are
|very abundant The waters also
Swarm with Goldfish, equal, it is re
ported, to those of New England.
In the Northern rivers several varie-
tiles of whitetish take the place of
|salmon. They grow to weight of
about thirty pounds, and have deli
|cious flavor. The rapid streams are
|well supplied with grayling; and Dolly
Warden trout are very plentiful, and
exceed fifteen pounds in
weight. Quantities of pike and dog
fish also abound Probably the most
abundant of all fish, however, are the
common herring. These are very fat
and of an excellent flavor. 1t Is said
|that vessels often sail for hours at q
time through shoals of these herring.
1t is to be hoped that some arrange
ment will be made by which quanti-
ties of these fish may be brought to the
markets OF the United States.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
MUNYON'S
Gold and Cough Cures
Guaranteed to check Colo in few
Hours and Prevent Grip and
Pneumonia,

Colds lead to coughs, coughs to Girl
Pneumonia land Consumption; there
fore, il is all important to check colo
abefore it reaches the lungs. Munyon's
7Cold Cure will positively break a cole
inside of twenty four hours If taken al
soon as the cold manIfests itself. When
= the cold reaches the lungs or bronchial
Htubes the Cough Cure should be used
alternately every half hour with the
2Cold Cure. The Cold Cure is guaran-
iteed TO prevent pneumonia If used in
= the beginning of a cold. Pneumonia
Tor Inflammation of the lungs can be
controlled by the use of these two cures
The Cough Cure positively cures
bronchitis, tickling in the throat, ,boars.
5ness, loss of voice, soreness of the chest
difficulty in breathing, hacking cough
land all pulmonary diseases where the
tlungs are not too far decomposed or
covered with tubercles.
If you are ailing, step into the near
lest drug store and get 25c vial of one
3of Munyon's Remedies. No matter
lwhat your disease or how many doc
tors have failed to cure, it will give you
lrelIef.
Those who are in doubt as to the ma
|ture of their disease should address
Professor Munyon. I5D5 Arch St., PhIla.
Idelphia, giving full symptoms OF their
disease. Professor Munyon will care
fully diagnose the case and give you
the benefit of his advice absolutely free
of all charge. The Remedies will be
sent to any address on receipt of retail
price.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
The Monkey Tree.

. In many respects this county is fa
behind the times, There is not the at
tention gwen to the education of th,
masses that should be, and this is tn,
treason that politics Is so corrupt. w,
may start with the school-boy Of to
lday. He is in total ignorance of The
flaws and government of the country
Jas an Illustration, farmer came tt
town the other dav with his pockets
| full of recommendations to the Presi
9dent for an office, as he was tired Of
farming, When told that Grover had
| gone down Buzzard's Bay fishing he
Isaid, II don't see how Grover can be
1gone so much snow-bird shooting and
|piking when the business of the coun.
TRY is needing his attention. | have
1got only ten-acre farm, and this is
|the first time / have been in town this
|year. and if you can go to my home
|you will find everything In ITS place
land that is more than Grover can
|say." We will now come to the young
imam whose education has been ne.
elected. ElectioH IS approaching and
they begin to train him In politics
They pat him on the back and tell him
about the war the Republicans waged
TO free the "niggers," and that the
Democratic party is the "white mans
party. and they slip a $40 bill IN his
vest pocket and he is ready to vote
anvthing the bosses want him to.
The bosses of the "white mans,
party remind us of the African mon
keys. When they desire to cross a
stream they will climb to the top OF a
tree and link themselves together and
begin to swing themselves until the
lowest monkey can take hold of tree
on the other side. Then the entire
monkey family can cross over on that
bridge. There has been monkey
bridge across this State for about 30
years, but Joshua n. Marvil cut theI
tree down last fall to make|
baskets to hold the fruits of the Re
publican victory, and the great mon
key bridge of the "whlte man'sp partly
went splasblng into the river Of dlsap-
and they looked ikej
drowned rats as they crawled out, andl
some of them haven't got dry yet. Thei
Delaware sun win soon begin to shine5
not on them, and they will nave toI
AXE to the last monkey tree to waitI
ill the fall of 1896.
H. E s.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Rcpubrican yictories,

The elections of last week demon
trate the fact that everywhere th,
| Republicans are still marching on t
greater victories. The great Westerr
|cities, Chicago and st. Louis, hitherto
|rock ribbed Democratic cities, have
burst their bonds and taken theiI
|place beside Boston, New York
Brooklyn and Cleveland. Nearly
|every city of Importance is now Re
publican. Little Rhode Island rolled
|up the biggest Republican majority in
|her history. The air is full OF Repub
llcan victory. 1t Is Republican nearly
The Republicans are ju-
|bilant. The President is said to be
|sad. Poor Greyer is largely responsl.
|ble for the result. The world "do
move" BY 1895 there will scarcely be
Democrats enough left to nominate q
ticket.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
This is a Progressive Age
New and Startling Discoveries Arr
Made Daily.

The greatest discovery for sufferers
= Of Catarrh, Hay fever, Asthma, Ii
Mayors Magnetic Catarrh Cure. 1t,
wonderful cures since it's discovery are
known to thousands.
This grand medicine will positively
cure all forms of these terrible dis
leases.
II accomplishes what no other rem
[edy has done. So simple child car
Iuse IL. No cure no pay. One bottle
ELL do the work and lasts for three.
!. 1onths' treatment. Entirely new, nc
s0ther remedy like 1t. This Is what the
eminent DIR. Henry Darlington Alex
lander, ID. D., L. l.. D., has to say OF Its
marvellous cure:
|7he Mayors Drug Co.,
Oakland, Md.
Gentlemen:-Ever since have tried
|your famous catarrh remedy have in
tended to give you voluntary testi.
|nionial of its efficiency. have been a
sufferer for years from nasal and post
nasal catarrh, and the bone In my
nose has been visibly changed in its
shape.
After trial of all manner of good
and Indifferent recipes, have no hesi-
tatiou in pronouncing your Magnetic
Catarrh Cure the best, the speediest
aud most effectual remedy 1 have yet
encountered. / wish and predict your
success In the efforts to demonstrate
the value Of your neat device IN the
way of a truly scientific and merlto-
rious Inhalant. You have made me
your everlasting debtor.
am my dear sirs,
Yours faithfully,
HENRY CARRINeToN ALEXANDER. /.
4rt. 18th, 1893
For sale by Layton & Layton,
aergetown, Deli w. I. Starkey, Mil
" Del.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
sussex Court.

The, three first days of the court wert
taken up with the Nailor-Ponder case
and on Wednesday evening the couri
| adjourned over till Friday to give all
who wished an opportunity to attend
IGovernor Marvil's funeral.
The Nailor VS.. Ponder slander suit
was called for trial at l2 O'clock on
Monday.
Isaac w. Nailor, carpenter and
contractor at Milton brings suit against
Ex-Governor James Ponder of The same
town. Mr.. Ponder is reported as having
Isaid "that Isaac w. Nailor ls the d.
rascal who burned the schoolhouse In
| IMilton.' Nailor asks S20, ,00t damages
| for defamation of character.
j. Frank Bacon, j. M. Richardson,
sC. w. Cullen and Charles +. Richards
represent Nailor, and James w
Ponder, Willard Salisbury, William
|H. Boyce and Robert @. White are ex-
|Governor Ponder's attorneys. Nailor
|had IL witnesses examined and Ponder
|35.
just previous to the adjourning of
|mornIng session the following were
|called Tor jurymen: William e. Cnl-
|ver. G. H. Messick, Job ConawayJ l
George w. Pettyjoin of W., William
A. Pettyjohn, John E. Dasey, Daniel
|E. Rogers, John B. West, George E..
West. James w. Hastings, Robert r.
Rust, Zachariah N. Moore.
Plaintiff objected to George WI
Pettyjohn of W., William A. Petty
john and George II. Messick. Defend
ant objected to Charles s. Barker.
Then the following jury was swornI
n hans fhn axYidanna 10 hnl
case: William e. Culver, foreman;I 4
Job Conaway, John e. Dasey, John B. Il
West, George e. West. James WI
Hastings, Robert r. Rust, Zachariahl
N. Moore, Edward P. Ellis, Charles 4.
Deputy, Sheppard It. Kitchens, Ben
iamin M. Downs.
Charles M. Cullen for the plaintiff
opened the case and stated to the JuryI
that they proposed to show that JamesI
Ponder said on three different occasionsI
hat Isaac w. Nailor burned down they
public schOolhouse i'll Milton. Plaintiff
also proposed to show the standing of
defendant in Milton and this county
The eviGenc closed on Wednesday
1t Up, m. Four hours were given to /
;he attorneys to argue the case--twoY
% BoYce and White for the defence,
md two TO Richardson and Richards
or the plaintiff. Court then adjourned
,ver to Friday morning when Judge
Lore charged the jury. AS we go toS
press the jury have not yet rendered
heir verdict.
The court room was crowded most OF
he time to suffocation and intense
interest was manifested throughout
he trial. We have not room for even
! synopsis of the case.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Angola.

MIR. EDIToR:-As you seem 10 b
fond of jokes, if you will allow M
|space, | will give you one which i
)geod proof that marriage is not fail
lure. Mr.. }. and Miss f. were married
lat the Nassau parsonage some tim,
|ago and Mr.. j. handed the parson {
|ive-dollar bill for bis services. He
Twas so well pleased with his little
|wlfe, finding that he had captured s
|prize, that they twain drove over t.
1.-THE parsons some weeks later anl
spent pleasant evening and. before
leaving, he handed the parson ten.
dollar greenback with hearty thanks
that he had given him such uice lit
|tle companio1. We hope that the
happy pair may live long and be
blessed with every temporal good, and
that the minister may have the good
fortune to meet with many such gen.
erous marriage fees. @.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Ida Davis was In Philadelphi
yesterday,
Ollie Cannon, of Brldgeville, was il
Htown this week.
81 George F. Swain left on Thursda.
d for Philadelphia.
w. III. Jones of Adamsville, was il
Stown on Wednesday.
/ Frank Jones, and sister Miss Emmi
Care in Philadelphia.
Mrs. o. ID. Robinson is VISITING
friends in Philadelphia.
John Mariner of Millsboro, paid L.
"a pleasant visiton Tuesday.
John A. Lingo of Trinity, is in Phil
adelpma this week buying goods.
David Hazard Of Milton, while II
town on Wednesday, called to see us.
Hugh Downing of Philadelphia, spent
last Sunday with friends in this town
Mrs. Lizzie Calhoun is visiting
FRIENDS In Wilmington and Philadel-
phia-
w. B. johnson of Concord, was in
town on Wednesday and called at this
Iofiice.
Miss Annie Purnell is spending her
Easter holidays with friends In Pnila,
|delphia.
Mrs. Carrie Cannon is IN Philadel-
|phia this week, renewing her stock of
goods.
Miss Name Tunnel and Miss Sadie
Rswlins are home fer their Easter
lholidavs.
WIS. Lacy, clothier of this town is
|in the city to lay in his spring stock Of
clothing.
TIL. Spicer of Broad Creek, one of
our patrons, made us business call
ON Wednesday.
Miss Birdie Wilson, of the Evening"
Journal spent last Sunday with her|
parents in this town.
VIM. III. Hazel, shipping clerk Of the|
mint at Philadelphia is home spendiugI
Easter with his family.
Hiram e. Short of this town hasI
gone to Philadelphia to seek employ-|
ment. We hope he will be successful
IN obtaining good position.
Mrs. Lille II. Daisey and Mrs. Rel
becca M. DicKerson, of Ocean View
were two of our welcome visitors on|
Saturday last.
John Wagamon, the enterprisingI
merchant at the corner of Bedford st.
& Public Square, is in Philadelphia
this week laying In a large stock of
goods.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
70 Improve the Court House.

The Levy Court is to meet on Thurs
|day, May 2. to receive plans for an ad
|dition and Improvements to the Court
House. Charles r.. Jones. architect, il
now preparing them for their consid
|soation.
The new plan will be to build an
Iannex of about 30 or 35 feet. in tn,
shape of an l., to contain judges re
|tiring room, women's waiting room
|and jury room. The court room and
|offices will also be newly furnished.
The cost will probably run up tt
1875, 900, but no one should complain
Jas the proposed improvements are
greatly needed.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
PIeasantvilIe.

Mrs. Annie Murray, who has beer
iii for sometime past, is now recover
ling.
The farmers are busy.
John CIogg is home on a vacation.
Harry Clogg has left for Philadel
|phia.
Mrs. Bertha Taylor OF Clarksville is
VERY Ill.
e. F. Reynolds commenced his
school last Monday, which he will
teach during the spring months.
Rev. Q. P. Swain preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday morning al
St. Georges M. e Church.
The peach prospect IS promising
You KNOW.
Pleasantyille, Del, April 2.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Frankford.

|. Mr.. EDIToR:-In perusing your lasi
weeks issue | see at the bottom OF the
|Frankfoid letter a quiz that reads
something like this; How about the
town clock ~ In reply would say
that the clock has been on trial for a
week. | And it perfect In every re-
spect Runs, strikes and alarms all
right and, as the citizens OF the town
derive the benefit thereof, think they
should take some stock in same.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
lThe Evolution

IOf medicinal agents Is gradually rele
eating the old-time herbs, pills
Idraughts and vegetable extracts to th
rear and bringing into general use th
pleasant and effective liquid laxative
Syrup of Figs. To get the true remedy
See that 1t IS manufactured by the Cal
|lfornia Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale
by all leading druggists.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Stravbudge 4 C|othiier,
PHILADELPHIA.
ministerial Association.

All the ministers in this county, ir
respective of denomination, are re
|quested to meet IN DIR. Grse's study
IN Georgetown, on Tuesday morning
April %, at 9 o'clock for tha purpes,
of consultation and, Ii thought practi
cable, organize ministerial associa
tlon.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

'M0TICE Is hereby given that 1 shall make
IA application TO the General Assembly OF
the State OF Delaware, at the present session
thereof for a divorce. "a Venculo Matrimo-
'Sfhrch q, 1896.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Billions collie.

Persons who are subject to attacks
|of bilious collie will be pleased to know
THAT prompt relief may be had by TAX
hing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
|Diarrhea Remedy. 1t acts quickly
land can always be depended upon
In many cases the attack may be pre-
vented by taking this remedy As soon
las the first indication of the disease
appears. 25 and SO cent bottles for
sale by Layton Il Layton, Druggists.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Read This!

|kGS EB-I wish to inform the pub B
fQI ic that am making additional 4
|kZ preparations for hauling our l
VI Boats and Vessels. A discount
A 6S of 10 per cent. on hauling out 4
IN bills will be given. Material !
lkF for repairing always in stock. J
n 0N Two best grades of g. pper 4
.kM Paint, Tar & Wanson and Wool J
M sey, at bottom prices; also oak !
/ u um, pitch, iron, galvanized i
|Ass nails. / am prepared to build ,
~ or rebuild Boats or Vess lis by 5
II G contract or otherwise. Also pre- i
~ pared to move houses on ,
|kc% trucks. Blacksmith Shop at :
ilGf the Raj way Sllisf ctioa guar i
IN anteed.
g. w. PENNEwELL,
April o, OCEAN VIEW, DE
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

'r0R0NERs NOTICE.--The undertakers OF
W sussex county are kindly reques ledt o OBJ
Serve the law relating TO them, to wit:
Bury nobody whose death occurs in prison,
by accident, mysteriously, or in any un-
natural way whalever, without first notify
ling me. ROWLAND W. JOSEPH, Coroner
P. o and Telegraph Office. GEORGETOWN, Del.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

Castoria is truly marvellous fol
children. Doctors prescribeit, medical
Journals recommend it and more thar
a million mothers are using 1t In place
|of Paregorlc, Bateman's Drops, so
Icalled soothing syrups and Other
narcotic and stupefying remedies.
|Castorla is the quickest thing to regu
Hate the stomach and bowels and give
|heaithy sleep the world has ever seen
II is pleasant to the taste and absolutel,
harmless. 1t relieves constipation.
|quiets pains. cures diarrIioea and wind
|colic, allays feverishness, DESTROYS
worms, and prevents convulsions,
|soothes the child and gives it refreshing
land natural sleen. Castoria is the chill
|irep's panacea 1.-The mothers friend.
Castoria is put up in one size bottles
|only. 1t is not sold In bulk. Don't
|allow any one to sell you anything else
|Jn the plea or promise that it is "jusi
las good and twill answer every
See that yon get CAST OR Ia. 4
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

1N0TICK IL, hereby given that shall max
Az application TO the General Assembly o
.thes5tate OF Delaware at the present session
'thfreof, for a divorce, ga Vincuio Matrimo
|naf from my wife, Ann e. Burton.
Signed GEORGE BURTON.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
The
!; e.: ::;;'$' ;is#iF & $iF'IMz2zzax
QUIET DELL, w. VA,

Aug. 23d, 1894.
GENTLEMEN:--We had to raise oul
baby by hand, and we gave him Gas
toria regularly, and at six months ole
he weighed 204 lbs. He is now eleven
months old and is the picture of health
j. N. CoTTRILL & WIFE,
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
The Genuine Merit

|Of Hoods Sarsaparilla wins friend
wherever 1t is fairly and honestly tried
ITO have perfect health, you must hav
|pure blood, and the best way to havl
|pure blood is to take Hoods Sarsa
|parilla, the best blood purifier ant
strength builder. 1t expels all faint o
|scrofula, salt rheum and all othe
|humors, and at the same time buIldl
|up the whole system.
Hoods Pills aIe prompt and efficient
|25c.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

|N0TICE is hereby given that / J
~ application to the General
|the state OF Delaware, at the pr{
thereof, for a divorce. "a vincuY
|nii' from my wife, Penelope o. |
March IL. 1896.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
MfIIsborO.

n st. Marks Church and Sunday
xschool propose giving a sacred and
Xclassical concert on Saturday evening.
2April 20. Cake and ice cream will be
Aserved after the musical exercises. The
3object is to raise money for a suitable
4offerlng to the cause of diocesan mis-
Nsions, most worthy object, inasmuch
Nas everyone should be moved to help
Son the cause of church extension In
athis section. Admission ten and fif-
teen cents.
PROGRAMME OF MUSIC
Cajus Anlmam-Instr., Rossini.
Anthem, Praise the Lord-Vocal,
. Mozart
Solo. The King of Love my Shep-
herd is-Vocal, Gounod.
Overture to Tancred Instr, Ros-
sini.
Easter Carol-vocal, J. s. Draper.
Solo, Easter Carol-Vocal, Kotzch-
mar.
Bohemian Girl-Instr., f. Beyer.
Easter Anthem, Halleluiah-Vocal,
lLambllotte.
There is Green Hill Far Away
Vocal, Gounod. tr3
Overture to Zampa-Instr., Herold =
Guide Me o Thou Great JehovaI
Vocal. Hopping.
Easter Carol-V Vocal, A. p. Hox
II Trovatore-T Transcription,
|E Dorm.
Easter Anthem-v Vocal, ]. G.
|ker.
Flower 6ong-Instr., Gustav
! Know that my Redeemer
Vocal, Handel.
Goodnight Song-Vocal, w
The above will be rendered
tette and solcist. Instrument
land violin.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
Gov. MarYiI is Dead.
SPEAKER WATSON is GOV.
ERNOR.

Speaker Watson was sworn In by
chancellor Waicot Immediately after
the JOINT session was held on Tuesday.
Senator Records was chosen Speaker.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

THE BEST Is that you run no risk
IN trading at Sixth and
OF Market. We assume 1t
all and stand back of
ALL every article sold, and
whether you are judge
of goods or not you are just as safe
IN buying. One price only. plainly
marked and goods cheerfully ex-
changed or money refunded if you
prefer. Don't buy your new outfit
until you see what styles, qualities
and prices YOU can get with us. II
costs you nothing to look and
whether you buy or not we invite
you to see just what we have in
stock for the Spring season. Good
value for good dollars is what we
are all after, and the way to get it
is to buy the very best you can find
for the money.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

Dl E4ft Nile. sssv ffs sfR s' oss srss &C. with
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

Also, choice lines of
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS
the best values are offered:
l yard square, heavy ball fringe
former price, 80, now
75 Cents Each.
The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13

Hoods Pills aIe prompt and efficient
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
STORIES OF THR DAY.
The aIIshapn Of a nrIde.

Some masculine cynio-but these
cynics are nearly always of the mascu-
line Observation-Disclosures that a woman
Is powerless TO bride her tongue and
will talk, even at the expense Of herself.
There may be tinge Of truth In this.
for one OF this Summers brides tells a
story about herself which no one else
might ever have known were she not
possessed Of such keen sense Of humor.
The story is connected with her we'd
ding night. The ceremony passed of
smoothly and satisfactorily. aud con
gratulatl0ng were duly proifered and
accepted The bride donned her travel
log gown, bade an aifectionate farewell
to relatives and friends and started on
her second installmont Of life's journey
by her now husbands side All had
seemed to 60 as merry as the proverb.
ial wedding bell when the bride Of few
hours discovered to hor horror and
dismRy that tha had forgotten to change
her shoes ard wss wearing a pair Of
dainty bronze toe slippers with
her cloth travelling gown. A ft
Of shyneas prevented her from confdlng
her WOO to the partner Of her joys and
sorrows. 80 sho endured In silence
A stop was made Ia Philadelphia over
night, and II was their intention TO take
an carly morning train for Atlantic
City. Then tho girl took her courage in
both hands, as IL we're, and made her
hrst request Of her husband-to buy her
a psir OF new shoes She was happy once
again.
But, don't you know. ahe confdsd to
her bosom friend after her return TO the
city, II don't believe that was half 90
bad as what bsfel me ct Atlantic City
There fell half way down stairs. and
landed on my nose, sklnning that useful
member and iniuring my dignity Sc
verelV -