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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01

If every man could live an out door life,
passing his time with gun and fishing rod
and canoe, there would be less illness in
the world Unfortunately, the demands of
modern civilization will permit very few
men to live this ideal, heaithful life.
Many men have to pass the day shut ND
IN Offices and stores, and the nights in close
apartments IN crowded cities They get
little outdoor exercise. One Of the results
of this unhealthy, sedentary living is the
awful prevalence OF that dread disease
consumption. Oue-sixth OF all the deaths
each year are due TO this relentless enemy.
Formerly physicians pronounced this dis
case incurable. II is now generally known
that there is marvellous medicine that for
the past thirty years has been curing con
sumption almost without failure. II is
DR.. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
cures oS per cent OF all cases of consume
ton, bronchitis, asthma. laryugitis ard
other diseases of the air passages. II is the
great re-builder. II tears down carries of
and excretes old, inert tissues and replaces
them with the nru tissues of health. 1t
restores the lost appetite and makes the
digestion perfect
- -Four years ago had an attack OF grip that
left my throat aud lungs IN a bad condition. -
writes Mrs Mary Hartman of 80 Harkcr -
hsnsnsld. Ohio. he doctor said J had dis
ease OF the throat and bronchial tubes I con
unued 10 grow worse. ] had pain IN the upper
part Of my chest and severe cough which
grew worse al night and ii The morning with
tcTy sczbs, after which ! would experience =
burning and stusrting sensation II my threat
j took the doctors prescriptions without num-
her. but they did me no good I took sixteen
bottles OF cod liver oil aud was as had a. ever,
then took hve bottles OF Dr. Picrce'S Golden
Medical Discovery, and three of che Pellets 8
] began 10 improve n every way and now en-
Joy good health and have taken no nedicire for
Snrar six months"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
CHEYENNES AND ARAPAH0ES
Complains tP Commissioner Jones
But Gets Little Co-.foat

Washington. Nov. 21-Tae large dsisza-
ton % Cheyenne and A-sDahoe Indians
VINO have been here some DAYS bad =
hong conference behind ciored Doors Ests
Commisssoner % Indian A,a3rs Jpuss
late this afternoon. They zlads P'oSsst
against the Indian agent II charge 4 ire
reseTvazi0a. protesting. among oiner
things against making them ike q their
sllotments and his nethod q issuing "a
tore. and Other euf1rcsmenfs - ere
rrlies ard policy OF The aseury. Though
sErsesnE 70 consider th4 Sfate-nsuts made.
the officials are inclined 20 Sustain fae
agent. a. acting n ire bess Interests ot
the Ina.ans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
GA TO II Ia.
e...,. - Ths Kind You itass k6syS RougiA
Signature AZNIZex
LATE NEWS BY WIZ e.

New York. Nov. so,--Morton Bliss & Co
announce that tney have sl.0o0so god
coming from Europe on ehs steamship
Majestic.
Washington. Nov. 3o-Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. t29i As.
ga; gold reserve, $241. %, 81
Delaware. Ohio. Nov so.-Ths national
conference Of the Anu-Saloon league &
holding a three days session here. twenty
Two states have representatives n at
tendance.
Davenport Ia. Nov. sa-Frederick Mart
zen. a farmer. % years cr age. who lived
near Green Tree this county. shot and
killed mis- wife and himself this afternoon,
No cause IS known.
Lexington. Ky. Nov. so.-Ilsssk. a rot
81 race horse. seven years Old. by 10y
aust. dam Capabsh;y. owned BY Colonel
Jack Chiun. sold this afternoon % VIII
liam e. Whltney for S68-
Muiden. Holland. Nov. S0-The British
tank steamer Asfrakan, Capt. Dawes
from New York November ~ arrived II
mis- port today with two boats gone hn1
bulwarks damaged from heavy weather
encountered on the passage.
Norfolk. Va. Nov D-Tns Msrr,tt
Wreklng conpany's representatives Ssre
say that a contract has been entered irre
with the government 20 raise me Reina
Mercedes. sunk IN he fno1.b a. Santiago
iartor. and bring ser % Norfo.k
New York. Nov s9-T-hc afth zane =
TIE JowoEki-Showaltsr csess match was
contested today ~ tire Manhattan cbtss
club. and after * hours play when forty
* moves sa1 been made. he game VS.
drawn.
baltimore Ma. Sov -. a special
meeting - the Ssqley tesr noorss2 corn
ulttee ned tossy 2 va o~rid-d 20 pre-
sent the admiral sim "a medal ernbfarnatt-
- bis distinguished sarvlees. Tire medal
was decided upon iH lieu % a sSor6-
London. De- The Pars ee-rsspo-d-
err ~ fhe Daily Ness 1rs Emile C~a--
ford. predicts that ths o8u-c ~ essrati1-
vii declare tbe Dreyfrs tral irregular
ard Dreyfas lnnccent. IN ser ep.nsou re
court Eossa Hot interfere 81 tae fscggavs
a-ssr.
Anto7lo Texas. So~ s1-To1ia Frsrksi.
a Rel knozn sss.1sss man. ~as e-o- ar1
insanity kal@H toisT - 2 Hrhe-
sen. as tasluess rsrfser. Hafete-ea
~.srrenssers8 siueeif Ffe csala7es -asr
,F-raakei had been tee ln-tnafs w-h 80
wife
san rra.escs ~ 9-Tas A--~ess
rsp EdEard orBrea w he Sc f-st
snip 0 fine sugar feet - - rss m as-
txsen lsonesgla And Sew yark she sss
been chartered e. ~ p Pgve sesrs arc
f~.a f--.ar - re t.fs-r.Ee a-e fas- sakr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
LATIN-AMERICAN RELATIONS
How the Attempts at Confederation
Have Played Smash with Them

Washington, Nov. 3O.-NO official dis
patches have reached Washington re-
speeding the turbulent condition of at
fairs in Salvador and the presage OF the
dissolution of the newly formed UNITED
States Of Central America" contained in
the reported refusal o Nicaragua to aid
Salvador with her troops 10 suppress the
rebellion There is very good reason
for this in the fact that at this moment
the United States has no minister within
the limits of the new government. Minis
ter Hunter. who was accredited to the in
dependent governments OF Guatemala and
Nicaragua. has taken up his post in
Guatemala entirely, the Greater Republic
of Central America, the immediate pre-
decessor Of the present United States OF
Central America" having declined to al
low him to deal automatically with Mic
aragUa except through the diet. or coun-
ell, of the three states. Likewise Minister
Merry, who was accredited to Costa RIGA
and Salvador, found himself ineligible in
Salvador. one of the parties to TIT great
er republic for the same reason that Mr..
Hunter had been rejected. and ne took ND
his residence in Costa Rica Tht United
States hase some consular representative
within the limits OF Nicaragua. Honduras
and Salvador, working under som sort Of
provisional recognition. but they nave
made no report to the department OF rev
events.
Up to this point the United States gov
eminent has not recognized the United
States of Central America" and The i'm
preston is growing that y will not be
called upon to do so. 1t did not recognize
the Greater Republic except in a provis-
ional fashion that absolutely protected
any interests the United States or any OF
its citizens might mold in the shape OF
The failure Of the depart
ment OF state to recognize the oomoina-
ton. IL IS believed. went far towards
causing the dissolution % the Greater Re
public and the substitnr>p for it OF me
United States Of Central America. a com
binaGon which It was believed by its pro
jectOrs would meet the objections made
by the United Stats government 20 the
former union. Whether their belief was
well founded OF not cannot be stated at
this time. Off the state department. has
not yet received an Official translation OF
the articles Of confederzey Of the new
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
HIS BIBLE COMMANDED 1T
Crazy Mormon Wanted 70 Rara a
Mormon Church In Missouri

kzrsaz gsty. 80. NfT. s-H = -
Pzt,~rson. uhe cane aN fae zsy from
Bosto- 60 burn ~ Mqgraa eaurca ~
grderenseao@ NJ. zeAr hers. s-ag~a
as 30 .tsr-5srss TIE Ha~msn sriFtar-r
ss1au1sasss7i h.H1 20 - e. 49, fa-ssy ssaa7
rsa.,y 81 Iarr in sac r-fnsnas essa-r
Tne 5z.sF zs-o declared Fasse~e1a 81 -
Insane fi~ g. ; ca--s1asn - er,h. ~
father vas 5 He.ana s. r1eesaer ffe
rs1ehcr "a e.s sase-sa5esi frs tsr = ~
usu charh - Es~fea sat e-gs ssre
zhsre - ~ SAYS alaseif us zh
4-ez = xsz4a1&.sez. ~ ses 49, Il -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01

Lexington, Ky, Nov. So.-Another fam
Gus horse has been added 70 the stable 81
Hon. w c. Whitney. Lssak, the great
race horse. now retired TO the stud, was
purchased by Mr.. Paget for S.6a. This
sale was the feature Of the closing day
Of Woodward < Shanklin's Thoroughbred
sales. One hundred and seven head
brought SASS. an average OF about $3.50.
The Breeders Mutual Benefit association
bought hfty-one OF the poorest brood
mares offered. paying S142o. an average OF
about SOS These viii be shipped south
and sold without rAadlgrees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
Rumors OF Another Coal strike.

MISSION, o, Nov. 5o.-President William
Morgan. OF the district miners organiza-
ton. has issued a caE for a convention
Of the miners of four counties in MassiIon,
on December u. This call, coming just
after the meeting of the national officers
of the union in this city, is causing local
operators no little alarm, inasmuch as the
air is filed with rumors of another strike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
SPANIARD VS. CUBAN.
Confession of a MiIlionaire

a millionaire confessed the secret OF his
success in two words-hard work He
said he put in the best part of his life in
gaining dollars and losing health, and now
he was putting in the other half in spend
ing dollars to get back health. Nothing
equals Hostetters Stomach Bitters for re-
storing health to the overtired body and
brain. 1t gets at the starting point-the
stomac4-and overcOmes nervousness.
sleeplessness. dyspepsia and indigestion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
uenvvspow Fan "a CoIor,ao

Denver. Colo. Nov. sn-Advices recsiv-
ed here are 20 no effect that the storm
south and west OF Denver Is the worst
known IN years. Al Como the snow Is
between twO and three feet deep and be-
tween Como and Leadvllie and a. Ear a
Gunuison ten feet Of snow has faiin- The
Soueh Park road IS tied uD aud trains on
the Denver a. Rio Grsnde are greatly de-
lsyed- Snow slides are reported on al
rnaaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
succeeds Briggs the Hereto

Han viii not aucceed ols father. fbe lais
Rev. Or John HaH. a. pastor - ts- F1ffh
Avenue PrcEsytcrian cslurch. Tor - has
accepted the chair % Christian ethics ia
tho Union Theological Seminary. Nhich
vs. rac.aiea hv Z he Rsr. Claa a nrfkra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
Denver.- November Mint Receipts

Denver. Colo. Nov. m-The mint re-
ceipts for me month - November show
a total Of 81 .a2s rs. a. against 81 zgs.is9 sor
the same month % 1897 The total rece13is
for the first ten months Of isfs are IFS
ese27i. as against $40 - s4f for The sans
period In 1891 "A gain ~ S7.4g ~. Ths
gold output - the Cripple Greek district
dllrlnE NnNember o eetlrnal 81 ~ 81 So. 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
Pony Mooret4Arter Sharkev

London Nov. 89.--George ". Pony
Moore. has deposited zoo pounds sterling
with the sporting Life with the inten-
ton OF arranging a match between mis-
son-in-law. Charley Mitchell and Thomas
Sharkey. the American pugiIst. for 50
pounds, or 900 pounds aside. and t.e best
nurse offered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
BuckIeB's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers salt Rheum. Fever
COrns, and al Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or 10 pay required Il
K guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price q cents per
box. For sale BY @ GehrinE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01

Madrid. EoT. 29-fhe government has
received sn important dssssaoeh from no
Philippians 81 vhlca q 81 sfsted 'hat
Asrllnsl3o the insurgsni ieader demands
s. 80 90 for TIE release = The ifnpsis5ne
frlsra.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
Pug. Arrested AZ f.aIcna Kan

Caisra, kan. Nov. S-PsGdy Ptirt~.t
was knocked ont here tonight ~ Jimmy.
Fern= 81 sosnnon. Kan. "a ths nfsh
round TIE fighting Was FAST from The
opeuinE round Bon conterfsnfs were
-.rra..ef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
Plot 20 KIN Prince FeraIsana.

London. Nov as-soerfzf 1f~raf-7~s
from Bala Pest rshaats4 t~ro ttfs -
t-rnra1 aeF r1at q pfsf - sssssi1s.s
Prsncs Fsrsieanfi = Bstrazes las h.ea
discovered a. STA ff "a aafes 1aa1
rlrre--l- arr..-. laEs Yen Elaln
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
THE EXCELLENCE OF syrup OF FIGS

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
ENRAGED At AUSTRIA
German Sentiment Replies to
Count Van Thun
WITH A C0UNTER-PLAST
Expulsion of AuStrianS Is the
Disturbing Question.

Berlin. Nov. Sa.-Infense surprise and
bitterness have been caused here BY tes
speech 0f the Austrian premier. Coans
Won Thun Hohens:ein. IN tho reichSratsl
yesterday. when. in reply 70 an interpsl-
iatisn on thu subject OF the expulsion 90
Austraans from Prussia. ne said the Aa-
strian foreign once had strongly pro
tested and would not hesitate energeti-
caily % 1rctec 1.-THE rights % A1lstrians
and 70 adopt retalatory measures II nee
essary.
Papers like the Vossiche Zestung, wsiion
opposed the expulsion policy from the be-
ginning. ara nevertheless quick % resent
IN patriotic outhurst Count Non
Thun's ''unseemly and m-aavis1i men
ace.
Judging from sseir comments. the mat
ter has a grave import The VosssSche
Zeitung. noting the fact that Coun Ven
Thun declares Re had the approval %
Count Goluchowski, the Agssro-Hungar-
ian foreisa minister. asks whether tee
Austrian premier is preparing the word
FOR dissolution OF The triple alliance. and
whether his re!chscath speech was TIE
oAArHtfi- OK tlt fEIetkt Nl0tk 70 tflAA& ~
the Russian foreign minister. Count Muir
avleM. x declares that Germany -
quite able % end other alliances" ard
IS even able 20 protect herself without
alliances. y necessary
The National ZeiJung and ne Krcazs
Zeitung both warn Austria toat while
there are only 1000 Germans tn Austria.
there are some 1eoooa Aus,risns IN Ger
many They say Coun: Won Thun ought
20 n reavemembered this before INDUCING
IN theats.
Vienna. Nov. 3o-Neu Freie Pr>sse To-
day announces that Baron BamTv. ths
Hungarian premier. has agreed upon a
provisional ausglcich. with a proiouga-
ton of the status QUO.
The sugleisch. briefly. is the agreement
between Austria and Hungary under
which the cost OF the agreement ~ tho
Affairs in the Austrian Hunga rfan &isisl
monarchy Is borne By both parties IN a
proportion agreed 70 from time TO time BY
the Austrian rsichsrath and che Hungar-
ian reichstsE. subject - rue approval If
the sovereign. ON October q the lower
house Of the diet passed bill proionginx
for a year the Austro-TIungarlan sugie-
isch Nhich was FIRE; entered into IN 1857.
renewed IN 1871 and ISL and which WAS
then upon tho point Of expiring.
re- ETRF a COEDEN ONE nAV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
DOOMED 10 FAILURE
Central American Confeder-
alton Again Dissolved.
REVOLUTION IN SALVADOR
Uncle Sam Discourages Their
Half-Baked Schemes.

Mana qua, Nicaragua, via Galveston,
Tex. Nov. s0.-The attempt TO effect a
coalition between the states of Nicaragua
Honduras and Salvador. TO be conducted
under a common administration and
known as the United States of Central
America" has failed completely. The fed
eral organizers today formally declared
the union dissolved. the three states re-
sUming. respectively absolute sovereignty.
The collapse is due 10 the failure OF the
troops OF Honduras. acting in behalf OF
the federal organizers, to suppress the
outbreak in Salvador against the proposed
federation. and to force Salvador into the
union. The prospects are peaceful.
San Francisco, Cal. Nov. s0.-General
Tomas RegaIado, the head OF the revolu-
tionary movement in Salvador. has usurp-
ed the presidency and proclaimed himself
Chief executive Of the republic.
Such is the sensational information that
has been received in this city. The news
was conveyed in a private cipher cable
dispatch received by prominent banker
here, who has extensive business intrests
in Central America The statement is
added that Egunio AranJo has been sp-
pointed general minister and the affairs of
the government are now in the hands OF
the insurrectionists.
The news is of the utmost Importance
for the reason that the success Of the
revolutionary forces prevents the forma-
ton Of the Greater Republic of Central
America. The coalition of three states had
been attempted, Salvador, Nicaragua and
Honduras having agreed to unite under
one government.
Regalado. who has been general in the
artillery service of Gutierrez. president OF
Salvador. was dissatisfied with the plan,
and during Guiterrez's temporary absence
from Salvador Rega,ado managed to gain
control of the government.
Such. in brief, is the news conveyed by
the cable dispatch referred TO above
Whether Regalado will he able to main
tain his position until Guiterrez's return
TO Salvador is a matter that future events
must determine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
Fatal Freight wrecl. In Illinois

ST. Louis. Mo, Nov. 3o.-A special tele-
gram 70 the PoSt-Dispatch from Red Bud
H.. says: 4 freiCh train Was wrecked
near O-avflle, on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road. thirty miles south of here. today.
Fireman R8gbe was killed. Engineer
Goodwin was seriously scslSed and Con-
ductor Bell and Brakeman William HHnt
were seriously injured.
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re cUREa CoLDIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiaine Tablets
All druggists refund money " u fails 10
cure &c. THO genaine-1hss l.. q. Q. on
eacn tablet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
whitney Buys Lissak for ~. 500

local church because no had been shown
in revelation that such was his duty"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01

+. Soldiers from the war can get back
their health and strength by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Savannah Ca. Nov Ss-AGFlceS recstv-
Cd here today state thss the steamship
Cate CITY. which left Boston Saturday
to- this port. was sighted on Long Island
yesterday. No apprehension for the Gate
Crtyis safety IS fei1 here
Boston. Nov. aa.--There appears 70 b
little apprehension for the safety q the
eteaEuar Gate city. q the savannah line
Ia spite q the report which reached here
last nlghl that lifs preserver 5earing
The name OF p st4nasE bad ssea pscket
~ On cape Cod TIE steam Cats
sssseb~e. which arrsxed here last = sht -
roftS having pzss>d the Gee eHtr -
Nentauk po.ui A. 80 s'eioek Ag-s3ay
afternoon and fhst there N7s u3-f-ng
ss7sfss Wlth she sxxaaa&h Ilrer s. Tar as
..5ssf6 g. ossssrxed TIE Eforzs Nss sTsr
AZ tie r5nss ne Gate gstv Nss sseu 81
me t-s7atta hssortrs. zzE 81 ~ p-abse.li
- SIZE s. safe ard bar her d. iEztlo1.
SEAMAN. Ga ~ shts ziTne
Everv nm shsns< le FeTzz wzs - sooils.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-01

Attempt to estimate the financial losses
sustained yshippsng interests Is equally
difficult from facts in hand. but it appears
that the bulk OF the damage was done
between Cape Ann. where a score or
more Of the vessels we're lost. snd Guilty
Hunk. where the steamer Warwick IS on
Tia rocks.
From present reports Il Is known thar
afty-six vessels have been totally wreck
81, while forTy-nine are ashore with hard
Is q CHARGE % being saved. o. the s
total wrecks, barges not included. a. crsst
-ggregata l2,s1 gross tonnage. ~ shos-
ia periious Positions = aggregate rs
tons. The strsndlng OF The big English
liner ONO Snd the 9c-sn Tarran7rsz. ere
aos iucillded - she estimate given. nor
MANY Of The eig coal barges ashore IA
Boston harAsor TIE position - these at
Ser craft = now dangerous for they are
exposed 20 tae nortae4s1 storm when be-
gan this morning
TIE aursI3ser - . boomers Tfs5ch have
been driven a~nore in fair;v ssfa a-e-thS
or damaged ~ collision or d.snssfAi ran
- r@a-an-i ~ tAs xrz-zs zzd za-Hx a.
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think that any statement purporting
to show that number has ever been
made.
In the report to Congress of March
l, 1869, it was shown from records as
follows: Escaped, So; paroled, l !;
died, 2,793. Total, 1852.
Since date of said report there have
been added to the records as follows /:
Died, PIP; enlisted in the rebel army,
1926; total, 53S; making q total dis
posed of from there, as shown by records
on file, of $3.50. This, no doubt, is a
small proportion Of the number actually
confined there.
The hospital register on file contains
that part only of the alphabet subse-
quent to and including part of the letter
S, but from this register it is shown that
the prisoners were arranged in hundreds
and thousands, and the hundred and
thousand to which he belonged is re-
corded opposite each mans name on
said register. Thus: John Jones, 18th
thousand, 10th hundred
eleven thousand being the highest
number thus recorded, it is fair to pre-
sumo that no less than that number were
confined there On a certain date, and
that more than that number were con-
fined there during the tina it was
continued as a prison."
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drawing small quantity of each, TIVE
or three times week.
The red pepper / used to warm up
our bread and mush, and give some
different taste to the cornmeal that had
now become so loathsome to ua The
peanut oil served to give hint of the
animal food we hungered for. It was
greasy, and as we did not have any meat
for three months, even this fimsy SUBJ
stitute was inexpressibly grateful to
palate and stomach.
An ag- eeable remembrance is that Of
two small apples, about the size of wal
nuts, given me by boy named Henry
Clay Montague Porter, of the 10Th
Conn. He had relatives living in North
Carolina, who sent him small package
of eatables, out of which, in the fullness
of his generous heart, he gave noe this
share-enough to make me always re-
member him with kindness.
Ito be eontinusd)