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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03
A PENSIONERS PLIGHT.
Chronic DnrrhGa, rheumatism Neuralgia Dyspepsl rvosrs
Of spine-what Pink pills Did In Way Of Cure

affected | was not able 10 VAL any die.
lance and when came 10 Oklahoma IN 1893
was TOO III and weak aud helpless % look a
the quarter section had taken up
~ August, lsi3. ] read IN a newrnauer
mat d. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
had cured the effects ~ Ia grippe In a great
many eases, ~ thought it could DO me no
harm 20 iry them. and dId
Before ] had finished the first box nv
cough WIS cured. and ail pulmonary symp.
toms had disappeared. and my general health
became better, especially my appoilie and al.
gesilon. Ny heart. which had been Irregular.
missing shout every third beat. resumed nor
NAL action, nnd my liver and kidneys began
once more 10 do The lahors Tor which they
wcrc Intended. ! continued 20 take the pills.
and soon my right arm. which had grown
useles, . id my hand so neryfless that could
not rusl pen, became much letter. aud
eventually we'll con nos use ms right
arm. hhne and shoulder al well a. ever /
EN- chop wood. and often walk ten or twenty
miles aud can plough q whole day.
LILLE looks altogether different % me
thanks 20 d. Williams Pink pills. aud with
my pension, ! hope % be- abie from ms laiur
o. laf up little money. A. ! had entirely
given up OIL hope Of health u may he
Imagined hoW happy feel and how changed
the world looks have offered a. pas fof
Pink Pills Tor oihen who cannot afford To
buy them ~ dehi Of gratitude that can
thus partially pay. aud ify 10 let every body
know what the remedy has done Tor me
II am not able 10 express my changed feel.
ings, nor could 10 had % Ear higher com.
mand Of language than ] nov have hope
that this testimonial may De- the means Of
Others knowing that there a. relief for them
IN Dr Williams Pink Pills Tor Pale People
lrignedl "RournI a. HrsrEHn
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all
the clements necessary 20 give new
life and richness 10 the blood and re-.
store shattered nerves. They are FOR
sale by all druggists. or may be had
by mail from Dir. Williams Medicine
Company. Schenectady. n. Y. for ~
cents u box, or six boxes for S2.5e.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Aud imhIhsl with ihe uater Of q maianoui
.orailiY. hna ttlll a certain anudoia kxpeu.
Hner siurilous cunndrnce in llosfeitrf's -to.
mach nIfirrs a. q preventive ~ ihls tcnurFe
an over ihis coutaGnt and In TIE tropics i
ils proved itself certain means Of defense
Tent fafors and other forms % inlaama-born
ilara.e Nor D. 10 isas e1ectlFe for kidnry
iInullss, conaupauon, rhrumattm and ner'
FiiIlTufas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Elsie Duval. assistant postmaster At
Cheyenne. Is short In her accounts 81
600. and her mamma says her dauss
spent the money on her lovera. What
kind Of chaps are those young men Of
cheyenne3
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

"Tho railroad ar over us reccnt-
y." writes a rural oiiior but in thh.
as In an other Instances Providence
vas againsl as. rac fool Onslae only
cut on our wooden lor. and We cist
ret H4u44arew
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Heat and mugs werss rhan the Ds,n
In one Kansas town citizen ls cam.
paignlng against Sunday evening
church services on the ground that the
heat and bugs will damn more soula
than the religious exercises viii save.
Tx,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

You will enjoy this publication muca
better II you viii get into the habit Of
reading the advertisements; they VIII
afford a most interesting study aud
VIII put you Ia the way Of getting
some excellent bargains. our adver.
tisers arr reliable. they send what they
advertise
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Two Denver boys have lately aoatcd
the stars and stripes by Rite mile
above the summit Of Pixies peak and
calm that Il Is the highest point ever
attained by Old Glory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Don't forget about the whlicwash for
the poultry houses. nor To get the poul-
try house ready Tor next winter before
winter comes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Dwight 1. Moody the noted evanre.
list h 10 retire from active llfe. Il
a noticeable that the devil Is stln do
ing business u the Ola stand. -Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

A daughter should mover seek nor BE-
allowed to "ouldrcss" her mother. IN
even family the mother shoald be the
hesl-drcssed membar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Two South American presidents
have already seni for samples and
prices Of the bullei-proof cloth which
is now a subject Of experiment IN Chi
cago-a fact that throws a somewhat
lurld hight upon South American poll.
tInl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

From the prices charged b. the
transportation companies the mosQui-
20 4 hot The only thing IN the Klon-
dtks that knows how 20 present 4
bin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

The nearest thing 10 ma angel il a CIR
eight or nine year, old; next 20 that ~
old maid 81 twenty-five or slx who hai
never bad love affair.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03
Hairs caiarrh Cure
Istaken internally. rrice. s5c

A fool Is nearly always obstinate, too.
To love humanity. a man should not
sce much OF H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Hlaa toss-up which r. worse. a non
who Il devoted" 10 he lodge ~
woman who l. devoted" 70 her church.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

4 man doesn't care anything about
going 10 party. all b. wants j. 20 be- IN
vltel tsg
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

A uule-iatilc among children be
comes gossip when grown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

The peach crop viii be- short, accord
eng 10 the report from the orchards.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Nv doctor said I would de, but piso's
cure Tor Consumption cured me.-Amql
Ecinef, Cherry VALLEY, tlis., Nov. y %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

A man who duus himself IL very az.
to finally pay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Swarms OF grasshoppers are devasiai'
ing everything In sight about Rcdfield'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

..s. ..;' 80 ~ - e .s,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

when the missing Nowak was arm.
~ established here a. porsch he sent
Tor his wife His employers sent their
expressman 10 the steamship for her
trunks. but none could be found The
only ones that the cheek called for
were those Of Mrs. Heinrich Nowak
The expressman came back with hil
story and the secret % long concealed
came out Dr. Ottakar Porsch vas
Heinrich Novak.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

From the New York World: Half
the governments Of the world have
eyes on a case now pending al wash
ington whose Issue may involve mil.
lions and the fortunes Of war. On the
records Il masquerades AZ "intoriei-
ence No. i7.4ii. Bauschliokor w..
Porsch." Il has to do with he manu-
faeture Of smokeless powder. that new
munition Of war which is revolution
king the destlnies Of battle
Not 30 long ago I'm Frankenthal.
Germany, there lived two men. August
Bauschllcker and Heinrich Nowak. the
best OF friends. Ona Of them invented
the chemical aoetone. the basis Of
smGkeless powder which one the
Washington patent once Is trying 10
md out Nowak g-ew rich beyond his
widest dreams by virrle Of the process
that all the nations u Europe woult
have given fofurcl 70 posssss soltly.
Bauschlicker didn't remain poor,
either But AZ last things went wrong
Nowak lost every piennls be owned
and sought the United States 10 recoup
Letters passed between ne two old
friends. Finally Nowak. nov DR.. Of
tokar Porsca, 30, OFT 4 patent on ace
tone. and the Orings0urg Chemical
company Of NyacS started IN 10 make
and sell Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03
A GIRL TUE VICTIM.
ANOTHER ONE or THOSE
STRANGE Eases.
she HAD Wandered Any from Her
Home a Few Hours nsfoi Her Lover
Held on saspiclon-The Aystery At
IIiilsgrove.


- -
years-old Katie
Dovit at Hillsgrove.
Sullivan county,
Pa, il a love TRACE
dy. with details
such as one reads
In works OF fiction.
Could the clump
OF waxy rhoden-
dron that nodded
M the feet OF her
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Porsch's disappearance from his old
town WIS a mysterious one No one
knew Of his whereabouts. swears
Bauschlicker. until he heard that ace
tone was being manufactured In the
United States by one Ottokar Porsch
lie had grown wealthy over H.
nauschlicker wanted the royalties that
every pound Of smokeless powder had
10 pay. and 90 the action was brought
He wants the patent declared null and
void. n he wins he viii sue an the
manufacturers who have used aoetons
under PorEch's patents.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

a learned Missouri Judge has decld-
"a that slot machines are not gambling
devices In the eye OF the law. and he
cannot see any more harm In playing
them than there IL In taking a whlrl az
iAe church grab bag or the elite pro
gre--.se euchre. Gambling, he holds. IS
no crime within Itself n any state
desires to make II a crime they must
pass a law covering the case And slot
machines are not mentioned In the Mis-
souri, statutes. Drop In your nlckels
and see the wheels roll.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03
r,an q, rlms.. Knn.ss CIV. 30.


Robert II. Hunter Is an old veteran
Of Arlington. In the territory Of Okla
homa. who afior 80 years Of helpless
suffering l. now so far reiuvonated
that he has taken up a quarter section
Of land ito grow up with the coun.
try. a. he says
In 1868 Mr.. Hunter was serving al
the front In Go. c.. LIST No. Cavalry.
and while on long forced march, was
ten days and nights In tho saddle dur.
Ing very rainy weather. Ilo was,
shortly after getting into camp. from
ihe exposure he had gone through.
taken with such severe cramplngs and
swelling Of the limbs. that 70 was AT
first surmiscd that no had been bitten
by raiilor or copperheal. Tho reel-
mental surgeon was not Of that opinion.
but diagnosed Il as case OF saddle
cramp and acute rheumatism Of very
severe type. Here Is the old soldiers
own story
Inc fcaiinrninl surgeon Informed my cap.
tain That would not 10 able Tor some time
" ever, 10 ride my horse. 90 Wa appointed
cummssafy sergeant of the company. la
which capacity ! served until september.
lsof, when from lack 81 exercise. owing 10
my crippled condition. was taken with
chrunle diarrhwa. Neuralgia, dyspepsia and
curvature ~ The spine soon addcd their pres.
ence 10 my weight N woe. and ai ms die.
charge ] Has pretty badly used up man %
course ] Nas obliged % undergo medical
treatment, aud had numerous physicians who
ATTEMPTED o. give me relief without success
and a lhe years rolled on hope grew DINNER
Until ] faH nothing that would assnage mt
suffering bot the grave
Thus dragged on q miserable existence
until 1870, when io add tony misery caught
"a gfppo, sad When that left ne. all my dis.
easel Neru emphasized, aud niy lungs hocamo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

In hls testimony. taken atoarl.
Bauschlicker swears that the invention
T. bis. and that one day IN a % e.
confidence he told the priceless secret
to hiE friend Nowak. he accuses him
now Of having sold the secret 70 the
United States and 10 Russia for use In
the manufacture Of smokeioss powder
for their respective armies.
This has caused ne a loss o. 81 .0O0..
900 In royalties" swears Bauschllcksr.
II isn't true that he invented ace
tone" swears Porsch. just as positive
~. 4 discovered Il years ago IN my
factory In Frankenthal"
"PorSch worked for me ln my fac
tory" reioins Bauschllcke.. "and
there learned the secret 80 valuable In
warfare"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Deaf robaoco spa, and smess Year llfe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

BauschlickeT got wind Of X. Il was
bis process. h. asserted. The Hasf-
laeher 4 Rassler company we're selling
u In this city. too. s. be BROUGHT cut.
and now the ease IL near a iinai settle
ment Thousands aud Thousands ~
pages OF TESTIMONY have been taken
here and In Germany. Dr. Porsch.
who now llves AZ o32 Park avenue. 10
boken. admits that be has changed his
name from NcWrk - PORCH. bat says
he did Il becaune be waited 10 start
life anew here. he fwears that he In
vented the process Of making acetono.
and his wife. Olga backs aim up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
Wouxpr0 sohDIEss, rtLis.
The Location Of ,l,e wound Mates rne'

The Location nf the Wound Makes Them
fake Different Attitudes.
- bad tae good fortune or tina bad,
Just as you choose to view il, 10 visit
battlefield IN Cuba few months ago
the day after the fight, and observed
some curious things about tho uieCta
of death wounds on men which | have
never seen mentioned in the books, =
said j. S. MrSOrley Of New Orleans,
according TO tho St. Louis Erpuhliu.
lit was in pinar de Rio province,
and the insurgents had put TO flight Il
large BODY of Mcyler's troops aitcs q
short but sapguinary conflict. Seven.
teen buYish luui.ing Soliiers were SCAT.
tered over tho blund-soaked ground,
None Gi them had BEEN machrted.
The nuiieta nj the patriots had laid
them low. Some ni them were Hhot
almost ID pieces. though Il few bad only
one or two wounds.
Those VINO were shot through The
heart mad doubled UP nike iachkniyns
those who died from intestinal wounds
we're stretched out in natural position
on their backs and the poor ielinws
who received bulleta III their ipreleaaa
we're lying On their barRR with tho
right arm eytrndcI above tho head and
tho lett arm resting naturally ty the
ado, as IN slcep. There were five who
had died from this wound, ann every
one of them was in tho same position.
The uniformity Of their positions was
SO marked that | called the attention
of surgeon to it who mad accompanied
me to the field lie said that he had
observed the popularity frequently be.
| fore IN other fields, bIt was unable &c
account for II. ! nave asked old sol.
riers in this country if they ha! ever
noticed similar positions assumed by
comrades killed IN battle rs shot il
| the forehead, and tine inynriaple answer
was that they had |, wnuiu seem tina
ii the SHOCK Of be bullet would senc
the right arm above the head, as | nave
| described, the left arm would also IL
eHtpntlad in the same way. liut in al
/ such CAGES the left arm is stretched a
full lungth by the side. with the fingers
Of that hand open and tho fingers q
the right hand closed, as II ulutrhinl
desperately at something"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Mrs. S. 7. Rorer gives her popular formula
for canning peaches in the Ladies' Home
journal. Pare and remove the stones and
throw the peaches into a pan of cold water"
she directs. weigh, and to each four
pounds allow pound of sugar and quart
Of water: Put the sugar and water over the
hre' boil and skim. Drain the peaches,
Tut them in the syrup. bring slowly 10 boil.
ing point, then simmer gently until tender,
not soft. lilt each piece carefully, arrang-
ing 1t in the jar, ill quickly with syrup and
hasten at once. Or pare The peaches and
pack them AZ once into the jars. Fill each
Jar with cold water Place them in boiler
ana US soon as the water bols around the
jars adjust the rubbers, fill to oyerfoving
with boiling water and seal without delay.
Fears may be canned in the same wav,
Apples, being moro difficult to keep than
the other large fruits, should be cooked al
once in syrup.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
THE LIFE BBroND THE GRAPE.
MIR. Moody's Graphic Illustration OF the
Doctrine of the Resurrection.

MIR. Moody's Graphic Illustration Of the
doctrine of the Resurrection.
There is little book entitled The Life
BEYOND that presents the truth OF the
Resurrection in wonderful manner"
writes Evangelist Moody in the Ladies'
Home Journal. 1T is an allegory and pre-
tends TO give the experiences of a little
dragon fly grub The little insect longs to
know what is beyond the sphere of its little
world. In vain it inquiries Of the fish that
livein the same pond but they have no
experience in any other sphere, nor can
any of its fellows satisfy It's an xous yearn-
ing. The only world 1t knows is little
meadow pond all its experience is limited
by the bounds of the surrounding banks.
AZ length the grub is overcome by strange
attraction upward, and gathering about 1t
all its fellows il tells that it must leave
them for the regions above, and promises
to return to tell them what it has found to
exist in the beyond, if, indeed, there may
be anything above the bnlrushes of their
little pond. And then quietly it disappears
from the sight of its fellows and emerges
into the bright sunlight of the greater
world Here it is transformed, and now
with outstreched wings it darts hither and
thither rejecting the brightness OF the sun
from its gorgeous body. But IL does not,
forget the promises it has made to the
friends it has left below. 1t tries to return
to the world from which it has just been
resurrected, but cannot now leave the
atmosphere in which it lives. All it can do
is to wait for them to come to where 1t now
| lives, a beautiful dragon fly.
| And thus il is with those who have dis
| appeared from our sight. Their love for MS
is not lessened because they are not able to
| commune with us, but they are waiting in
the presence of the Master for that glorious
moment when in their resurrec.ed bodies
| they shall unite once more with those
| whom they have loved on earth"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19

Fashion has insisted and kept on in
sistirg that cushions and pillows
should remain in style until we are
educated up to an appreciation of tneir
needs and worth. Not only are we al.
most as luxurious az the Orientals in
our use of cushions, but there is very
general appreciation of their esthetic
value and OF fitness OF covering, size
and shape, according to the Home Com
panion.
Heart crescent and other fanciful
shaped cushions are no longer in vogue.
not merely because th0y arc less prac-
tical but because We arc at length
learning the beauty OF simplicity.
Some one has said "a room well cush-
Toned is a room well furnished ~ and
surely, II one must use cheap furniture,
comfort and luxury can he secured in
no other way. They transform a 81 cot
or grocery box window seat into a
homelike and easy resting place; make
even wood seated rOckerH dreams oi
comfort, aud may inlpart Just the touch
Of color needed TO harmonize a motley
collection Of furnishings.
Tho covering Of Cushions for general
use nped not to Of expensive material "a
he pretty. There III almost no end o!
medium and low priced fabrics that ara
at onCo suitable, handsome and durable.
Among such are Agra, art and dress
linens, crash plain and twilled. canvas
yacht.coth denim, japanese Grape,
Java print, Rrass.cloth, awning cloth
and ticking, Japanese rugs mako charm.
ing covers for floor cushions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
New York Press.
B4LAADE or i sroLEy KISS.


You will pardon me. perhaps. if dare
That unfortunate crime TO recall,
| committed last night on the stair,
Where q seat was let into tine wall
And, perhaps. you will soon reinstall
To your favor the wretch YOU will find
So penitent now for his fall,
For ! hope that you didn't much mind.
Although there is gray In my hair,
And my claims 10 distinction are small,
OF your dances you gave me share
over aspirants handsome and tall.
was easy, alas to enthral
And prudence | east 10 the wind
When ! should have looked out for a
squali-
But Ihope that you didn't much mind
Now. Ia give me hearing is fair;
Nou were angry last night at the ball.
50 could not explain TO Won there
How such accidents sometimes Dcfall.
Vet your hand was in mine, after all
And so far AT least, you were kind
And we could not be seen from the hail.
SO think that you didn't mucn mind.
am sending bracelet, ma chere,
And ii, rs hope, you're inclined
This innocent trlfle to wear,
shall KNOW that You didn't much mind.
The Sketch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
NO SHOPPING ZOE nIM.
The Very Names OF the Things She Wanted
We're Enough for % Dose.


"see here. Robert, you've been lee
turing me about causing the clerks SO
much trouble when 20 shopping, and
telling how much better men manage
these thingH." said one Of Detroit's
matrons, according to the Detroit Free
Press Now, I'm going to tTuat you
to get few things and have them sent
up"
81 m not like a man that couldn't do
it. This thing Of making five or six
trips to. do ten minutes business is
mighty near criminal. just tell me
what you want, dear.
Then the pretty mouth Of the wife
went like talking machine run by
40 horse engine. ''Get ms some en-
broidery, lace and passementerie, some
bretelle attachments, three paradise
in gold, willow feathers, gold galloons,
jcweled trimmings, cnamois feather
cape lined with dogskin. cream brocade,
chaugeable lilac sill"
For heavens sake, woman, stop
that tongue of yours before it gets away
from you. Are you giving me the in
voice Of combination dry goods, mil
linery and jewelry store? You don't
want all this truck. "
Every bit of it, Have to have it
and good deal mnre for the girls and
myself. I'm so glad that you can at
tend to the whole thing in quarter of
an hour or SO. also require"
Let me make list" interrupted
the husband, as he desperately seized a
piece of paper. How do you spell
that passem- something" After he
had struggled for 20 minutes and writ
ten a lot Of things that would Get
the moot Intelligent clerk crazy, he
crumrled the paper viciously, went to
the little desk, filled out generous
check with the rapidity of an actor,
and as he delivered it he said he never
again wanted TO tackle such night.
naru She must look after all such
| matters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-19
ADDlCESllES DEFY THE Law
Action With Respect to Sussex
County's Levy Court.
GOVERNORS SELECTION IGNORED
N. w. Fork Hundred Has Two
Members.
While seaford Hundred Is without Repre-
Kentatiou-The Court Presumes to FIJI a
Vacancy aud to set Aside an Appoints
ment Made by the Governor.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
Georgetown, Aug. 12.-The Addicks
Levy Court OF Sussex county on Tues
day afternoon perpetrRted the greatest
steal known to its brief but wonderful
existence.
This Levy Court has stood. since the
last election, eight Addicksites to five
Democrats, but in January last, John
W. Green, Addicksite, from Seaford
hundred, moved to North West Fork
Hundred, knowing that it would still,
with his successor a Democrat, leave
the Democrats in minority OF one.
So, In order to fill the vacancy caused
by GREEN'S removal from the hundred
for which he was elected. Gov. Tunnel
issued a commission to Willard II.
Handy, Democrat, appointing him as
GREEN'S successor. But when the Levy
Court met in special session ON Tues
day, the Addicks people concluded they
would keep everything, as they had
the power. and although Mr.. Handy,
acting under his commission from the
Governor, had been sworn in by Clerk
Dorman, when the roll was called,
Mr.. McCauley, Addicksite from North
West Fork hundred. moved that the
name OF Mr.. Handy be stricken from
the roll, and John W. GREEN'S inserted
in its place. OF course every Republi-
can, acting under the advice OF the
Addicks leaders here, knowing they
were simply stealing commissioner.
ship, voted to seat Green.
North West Fork hundred now has
the distinction of possessing two Levy
Court Commissioners, while Seaford
hundred has no representation whatever
in the body. The matter will he tuker
into the superior court here in October