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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-11
S. Fl. SHAFTS,
4O5 Market Street,

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land
with the brick dwelling-house erected
thereon, situate 10 the city of Wilmington
county of New Castle and State of Della
ware. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at n point on the Southwestern
ly side Of Delaware avenue, at the distance
of 81 feet and 1G11 inches from the corner
formed by the Intersection Of the easterly
side of Laurel street and the southwesterly
side Of Delaware avenue thence south.
westerly by line at u right angle with
the said Delaware avenue III feet and Is
OF an inch to O corner stake at the distance
of 200 feet from tho northerly side Of Six
tenth street; thence westerly and parnl-
lei with Sixteenth street, 80 feet 3S inches
to the casterly side of Laurel street thence
northehsterly along tho said side OF Laurel
street, 25 feet to stake; thence easterly
parallel with Sixteenth street, 10 feet to II
corner stake thence northeasterly paral.
lei with tho flrst-described line At a right
anglo with Delaware avenue 1l5 feet, II r lG
inches to the southwesterly side of Della.
ware avenue; thence southeasteriy along
sad side OF Delaware avenue. 20 feet 52s
inches to the place of beginning, be tho
contents within said bounds what they
may
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF James Tyre and Eliza B. Tyre
his wife, and to be sold by
WILLIAM r. Finn, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington, Delaware,
June 8, 1898
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-11

he following described real estate, via:
All that certain lot or piece Of land No.
10, In section IL, as laid out on plot Of
hEast Lake Park' situate In Brandywine
hundred, county and state aforesaid,
md described as follows, to wit:
!. Beginning at point on the southeast
6rly side Of Madison street extended, at
1be distance OF IS feet northeasterly from
tho northeasterly side Of Thirty-arst st !;
thence southeasterly parallel with Thirty
hrst street 100 feet to d corner; thence
northeasterly parallel withMadlson street
extended, IS feet to corner; thence north
westerly parallel withThirty. first st 100 IT..
to the southeasterly side of Madison ST.,
sxtsnded; and thence thereby southwest
syly 20 feet to the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of William b. Rsmloy and Lido
g. Remley, his wife, and to be sold by
WILLIAM r. Finn, Sheriff.
-sheriffs Office, Wilmington. Delaware,
June 6. 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-11
".
HHOSIERY.T 4

We are the acknowledged head
quarters for all grades Of Fast
Black Hosiery, for Men, Women
and Children. All the following
goods are from the leading Manu-
tacturcrs and Importers, and are
sold as low as the very lowest for
the same quality.
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose, 10,
124, IS, 25, IS, 40 and so cts.
a pair.
Ladies' Fine DrOp-StitCh andLisle
Thread Hose, ell good values,
Is, IS, 40 and SO cents.
Ladies' Fine Black Cotton Hose,
with all white feet and split
soles, l2a, 25, 81 and 40
cents.
Children'S Ribbed Stainless Black
Cotton Hose, all sizes, 10, l24, IS
and % cents. Also all the
finer grades from rs cents up.
ChildrenS Fine Quality Fast Black
Hose, with all black as we'll as
white feet, double knees. extra
long, and very elastic, % cents
a pair.
Mems Fast Black Cotton Half-HoSe,
l24, 20, rs and SIC. Also tans
and states at Csc a pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-11

nROPOSALS-PURSU TO CHAPTER
4, Section l. OF the Revised Code and the
Specifications therein named, proposals will be
received Ivy the undersigned for printing the
Journal OF the House OF Representatives Of the
Btate Of Delaware for the adjourned session
Of 1903. Proposals will be received up to Il
DEL ock noon, June 18th, 1873.
Bond will be required of the successful bid
der for the faithful perfornan &c of the con-
tract. The right ia reserved to reject any or all
bids. Address
GEORaE W. SPICER, JR,.
Clerk of the House Of Representatives
t93W MarslalltUn, Del.
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NOTICES.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L the office of the Park Enginecr, 49,! Low
ering Avenue, until Wednesday, June %. 1888,
for tearing dow and removing all the build
tpgs on the west side Of Market street, between
Fifteenth street and Brandywina race. Full
information may be obtalne at the Park En-.
giucer's Office. m25'm.w.s-lUt
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MONEY TO LOAN

Do YOU need money to meet pressing de-
mands, Penn Loan g. Storage Co., ". ".
Cor. Second and French streets, iosnf
money on merchandise and furniture nna
all kinds of goods Over ~ years az tn's
place, JASON D. BLEEhEf' MT. .
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eHERIFF'S sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari E'acia3, to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
State Of Della ware.
Ehs' ON SATURDAY,
n THE 25th DAYOF JUNE, 1893.
E14 at 2 o'clock p. M,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14

No excellent thing lcseS any degree 81 It's
excellence by becoming .uexvsaSiyc. TIE
electric candle. once = costly far.ty-the
ornament aud wo@dsr 81 few palaces
has not est radiance and value by being
Cc. nom. 3ed u L 9Sw iishts workshops
and zeal migeS, The nahahS and princes
OF the word 10 rot find the bright morn
ing newspaper 10 he less Interesting be-
cause il sells for cent and Is read IN tho
poor house.
The skin that cures = deaf blacksmith
or an inva.ld waShcrwoman WI cure
kings and queens. and the faC; ihAt fully
cpe-1aE the patients ct the Copeland Ir-
Stitute are people IL .arge means would
sadlcate that the afflicted millionaire
does not object 70 briilan, work in mcti-
cine Simply because that hr.it ant work
can h" afforded ~ Ms afflicted hirtd man.
Nearly everything else IN modern human
life has undergone economic revolution.
Doctor Copeland simply insists, IN the
name Of Our common humanity. that the
resources Of medical Sc ence I've also econ
on.zed til, ;he sin ana scandal OF so MANY
people literally asglshing Tor want Of
proper attention shall come 10 an end.
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PUBLICATIONS IN ORDER
Thanks and CONCENTRATION Pass
Around Over the Peace

MADRID, Aug 13.-Duke Almodovar de
Rio. minister o. foreign affairs. has asked
Patenotre. the French ambassador Al Ma
drid TO transmit 10 his government the
thanks OF the Spanish government for the
good offices which have resulted in the
signature OF the protocol OF peace with the
United States.
PARIS. Aug l3.-Prcsident Mckinley, In
asking Cambon to thank his government
for the good Offices in bringing about the
terms of peace. said re was pleased that
the final negotiations would be conducted
In Paris.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 13.--Mofris Gal
latia, representative In this country OF
the leading journals OF France. today sent
President Mckinley the following tele-
gram on behalf Of his papers;
From the depths of my heart ! offer
you congratulations on the successful ter
mination of the war and for your mastery
action. ard / wish TO profess my profound
admiration for the army and navy OF which
you are commander In chief"
Gallasia sent the foregoing message on
behalf OF the Journal des Debats. Gaulos,
Journal. Echo de Paris. Ec.aire Gil Bias,
Revue filustre Revue Diplomatique Mon
iteur des Arts and MIXTURE der Exposition
all OF which he represents for tho Paris
exposition OF 1850.
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GRAND PEACE JUBILEE
TO BE HELD AT OMAHA,
Transmississippi Exposition An.
nounces Immense Gathering for
Second Week in October

OMAHA. Aug. i3.-Today the managers
or the Transmississippi Exposition an
nounced that a grand peace jubilee will he
held on the exposition grounds the week
OF October 10 20 Il.
Invitations from every governor OF a
Transmississippi state viii he transmitted
20 President Mckinley and members OF his
cabinet. Invitations TO the president and
cabinet will also be transmitted by the
exposition managers and a strong delega-
ton headed by Senator John NJ. Thurston
will leave this city within day or TWO
for Washington to urge upon President
Mckinley an acceptance OF these invita-
tons.
The exposition authorities anticipate that
all peace negotiations between Spain and
the United States will have been complet-
ed by October 1 or sooner and that the
president and cabinet will be at liberty to
accept the invitation to come West
Jubilee week will be made a national
event. and an elaborate programme is be-
ing arranged with that end in view.
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COMPLETE TEXT OF THE
PROTOCOL WITH SPAIN
Provisions for Cession OF Territory
and appointment of Military
and Peace Cunimi q ions

MADRID. Aug. l3-The text Of the pro-
tocol signed between Spain ard the Unit
ed States is as follows:
His exce,iency VI. Cambon. ambassador
extraordinary and minister plenipotentsry
OF the French republic at Washington ard
Mr.. William X. Day, secretary Of stae
OF the United States having received re-
speCtvely 10 that effect plenary powers
from the Spanish government and the gov
eminent OF the United State. have estab-
Gshed and signed the articles which define
the terms on which the TWO governments
have agreed. with regard TO the questions
enumerated below. and of which The Oh
Ieci Is The establishment OF peace by the
countries namely:
Article /. Spain will renounce all claim
10 III sovereignty over ard all her rights
over the island 90 Cuba.
Article :. Spain VIII cede 70 TIE United
States the Island OF Porto Rice and the
the sovereignty Of Spain in the Antilles.
well as AZ island in the I.adrone archi-
e!ago. to Be chosen oy tn United State.
Article 3 The United States viii oc-
cupy and retain the CITY and bay Of
Manila pending the conclusion q treaty
OF peace which shall determine the con-
troll AMI form OF government OF the Phil
Article & spai, viii Immediately
evacuate Cuba, Porto Rco and the other
islands TOW VA ier Spanish sovereignty in
TWO governments VIII appoint commits
sionerS within ten days after the signing
4
shall meet a. Havana within thirty days
after ire signing Of this protocol. with
the object Of coming 10 an agreement; re-
gaTdInG the carrying ont OF The details
OF the aforesaid evacuation - Cgha and
Other adjacent Spanish islands. and each
OF the TWO government shall EheN-se APP
pc.nt within ten days after The signature
% :hss protocol other commissioners VINO
shah rect AZ san JuAn de Porto RICO
wtthia thirty days after the signature ot
tbs protocol - agree upon tae details
az The evacuation OF Porto REQ and other
tsia nds row under Spanish sovereignty II
the Antilles.
Article ; spain and The United States
shall appoint 10 treat sor peace five COM
,s1LsSkas.er< al tch most. for either Couc-
try. The comm. SStouers shah meet IN
Pav.s on October :. At the latest. 70 pr
ce~~3 - NEGOTIATIONS ard the conC4tlsl0s 81
a treaty - peace. TAss treaty shall - raj
f:act - Uniformity with the constitutions!
Laws - each ot The TWO countries
Article = Oacs tslS protocos IS Ccaciud-
ed and sgrssf. RosttAtjes saAli ~ suspend
ed and 10 that effect II tas Two countries
orders shall - gwen ny either govern .sier.t
10 the comma aaers CT SIS land ana sea
forces as speedily as possible
Done "a duplicate at Washington. read
IN French and in English BY the under
signed, w1o affix ~ the :cot OF the ,so-g-
merit their signatures and seas. August
-. IsSs
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Edward Page CASTOR Will Carry It
Into the Buried Cities of Asia.

CHICAGO. Aug. 13--A Chicagoan has
been presented with a silk flag by Presi-
dent Mckinley and will carry the Ameri-
can colors around the world.
Edward Page CASTOR, of Harvey. H..
has just returned from Washington and on
Monday will leave on trip to cover sew
eral years. having been given the starry
token at the White House by the chief
executive on Wednesday TO be unfurled
In the wild lands of the under world.
Mr. CASTOR for ten years has been en-
gagged in original investigation on the
origin of ancient man on this continent.
He was a member OF the Hernenway ex-
petition into the buried cities and cliff
dwellings OF Arizona and New Mexico in
1855 and will now collect additional mater
ial from the ruins of the Tigris- Euphrates
basin and other fields of archaeology In the
old world.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14
SICK OF THE KLONDIkE.
COlfax Man Writes That He Has
Scurvy and VIII Come Home.

Special Dispatch to the Post-lntelhgencer
COLFAX. Aug. 13.-R. G. Hargrave re-
ceived letter today from his brother w.
Il. Hargrave, from Circle City, Alaska. an
nouncing that he is on his way home. in
company with DIR. Harvey. Mr.. Hargrave
gays he is sick with scurvy. Mr.. Hargrave
left for the Klondke last June in compa-
ny with Judge E n. Sullivan. Dr. b. F..
Harvey and John Dillon. They spent part
OF the winter on Stewart river, moving
into Dawson about February l. All the
members OF the party prospected en- the
Klondke without success. The letter gives
no tidings o, the present location of Judge
Sullivan
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Under thc exceedingly helpful Arrange
meni made by Doctor Copeland any one
suffering from deafness IN It's larry. mid
die or later stages. or from chronic Ca
taTrh. III however naisvoieut exssp rat
,ng and ahofninah.e a form, or fran aSth-
ma, with its danger. torture ana uarest.
or from any OF the rlaladies above emu
msfa;ed. can now apply al the Copels nj
Institute. and receive one entire months
treatment. medicines Included FIR The
same sum that is usually paid for ex-
animation Acne
tbs wonderfully inexpensive medical
syStt m IS a very great assistance 10 IN
Vali1s who are III ctet phys Cattv with
disease. and ~ the tme time afflicted in
spirit by melancholy scarcity ~ money.
The idea. however. ghat the Copeland sys-
TEN. by being SD directly encouraging and
helpful 10 those Oh very limited means
= adapted particularly or exclusively to
that class and for "a similar reason he
comes objectionable To a different class.
ny having about Il some odsous NsSocia-
ton Of aims giving and charity. is worse
than 4 m.sconcept.oa. IL is an &hsurdity
and contradiction.
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AN EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY.
Auckland Citizens Present an Ad.
dress to the American Consul.

VANCOUVER, r. c.. Aug 13-New
Zealand advices to hand by the Aorangi
contain news OF a unique scene in the
Auckland opera house on July 10 /, was
cranned 10 sufYocation on the occasion OF
the presentation of a public address 10 the
American consul. expressive of the good
will and friendship OF the citizens towards
the United States. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed and American patriotic songs were
sung. Short speeches were made by Canon
McMurray. Prof. Brown and other leading
citizens During the day the number OF
callers at the American consulate was I'M
precedented,y large.
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NAVAL BRIGADE AT VANCOUVER.
Volunteer Organization to lie Form
I'd md Trained There.

VANCOUVER, r. g. Aug. 13.-Admiral
Palliser. arroed In the flagship Imperieus.
tonight in connection wiki the forma ton
OF a volunteer naval brigade in Vancouver
This city VIII provide a brigade, which will
be used in case OF war 10 supplement the
regular seamen on the warshps Of the fees
on tho North Pacific station. Lord Bras
sey and Lord Charles Beressord Will be
approached on the matter when they reach
Vancouver shortly. In view OF the British
Russian crisis the brigade Will be put un-
der training ar onc~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14
RAILROAD TAXES TO DE RAISED.
Companies Cited to Appear Before
the Hoard of Equalixation

Special Dispatch 20 The Post-Inteiligencer
SPOKANE Aug. 1S.-As the result 81 a
protracted controversy through the local
press. broughs on by the Northern Pacific
being granted q large reduction In taxes
the board Of equalization this afternoon
notified the representatives OF all the rail-
roads running through spokane county to
appear before tho board ON Monday next.
As the board proposed to increase their
tax assessment TO an amount said 10 be
s!ono per mile II is now taxed t5,1:s1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14
SOLD FOR TWO MILLIONS,
Biggest Mining Deal Which Has
Taken Place In ROasland.

ROSSLAND, r. G., Aug. 13.-The Center
Star mine was sod today for the biggest
price ever paid for a mine III the Kcotenai
So e.e.Goo cash. The purchasers are the
Gooderham- Blackstock syndicate. OF TO
ronto. who own the controlling interest in
the War Eagle company. OF the 100000
shares Of capital stock. Oliver Durant. OF
Spokane. and Alexander Tarbet. OF Salt
Lake owned $4,000 shares. Sir Charles
Ross owned 5000 shares. and the Patrick
Largely estate. OF Butte. most of the re-
naming 1000 shares.
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SEMLIN MAY SUCCEED.
Chances Good for the Formation Of
Mfnistry by Him.

VICTORIA, b. C, Aug. l5.-Semlin Is
meeting encourageme in the attempt TO
form a new government. Hon. Joseph
Martin has refused the offer OF the at
torney generalship. Cotton arrived to-
night TO confer with SenIn There is a
strong possibility that E V Bodwell. one
OF the most popular lawyers and public
men IN the province. Will be offered the
attorney generalshp, II he accepts Sem
Inns chances OF success are good
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14

els the voice husky"
DO you spit up slime?'
do you ache all o.erg'
DO you blow out scabs?'
lis the nose stopped up
DO YOU snore al night
Does your nose discharge?"
Does your nose bleed easiIy?"
"ls these tickling in the throat:s
do crusts form in the nose?''
els the nose sore and tender?'
do you sneeZe great deal?''
rs this worse toward night?'
Does the nose itch and burn"
us there pain In front Of headT
els there pain across the eyesT'
"Is there pain In back Of head?"
lis your sense of smell leaving"
do you hawk to clear the throatT'
els there dropping In the thrcat?''
rs the throat dry I'm the morning?'
do you sleep with your mouth OPEN"
Are you losing your sense of taste?"
Does your nose stop up toward night?"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14
DISEASE DESCRIBED BY SYMPTOMS.
Symptoms Of Catarrh of
the Bronchial Tubes.

This condition often results from
catarrh extending from the head
and throat. and. 10 left unchecked.
extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes and I'm time attacks
the lunga.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14

today on the Seneca and the Twen,y-fifth
on the Comanche. Two batteries of Eight
artillery, Capt. Capron's F and Capt.
Zines F, VIII leave on the Arcadia on
Wednesday. The Twenty-fourth in
fanry VIII remain at presen, AT Siboney
on duty.
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OTTAWA. OFT. Aug l2.-Henry Bouras-
ga NJ p. and Joseph Pore under score
tary Or state. have been appointed joint
secretaries Of me International commission
Al Queoec.
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BOSTON. Aug 13.-The management Of
The BostoG baseball club has released
Pitcher Jack Stlvet;s TO ST. Louis for a
money consideration.
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SYMPTOMS of Catarrh of
the Head aud Throat.

The head and throat become dis
eNsed from neglected colds. causing
Catarrh when the condition of the
blood predixpOses to this condition.
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po~er, ard tha. Germany VIII be Obliged
use more 20 Increase her navy in order
y. FOG her own with the other powers
re Deussche Zescurg discussing the ar
aaAson OF Hawaii and the p.arx Ct TIE
'nl.eo states az regards Page Page. says:
Aais means a change IN the balance Of
$500 IN the South sea. regarding which
ocss HaEy caEros AFFORD 10 be SILENT
spain, the Ecssssche Zeitung says under
TOOK the struggle without a chance Of sslc-
cess Ine Americans. the xrticI. says owe
taeir success. besides their military ST.
peTiorffy. 10 q harmonious joining OF all
important factory
Admiral Won knorr. cornrsanae--tn-chses
OF 'he imperial navy, informs the CORE
sf'snGeflt OF the Associated Press that dur
ing the approach of autumn and winter the
.Tsfhlan navy VIII be more strongly repre-
s~fteG IN american waters than az any
uIse Since isas Five warsaipe carving
hlfy-sesen guns and liza men, viii be kept
there.
me meat famine that prevails through
oue 'errnany Is causing much sissatisfae-
Iion among the poor. The Berlin butchers
tfais week promulgated resolutions express
ing Indignation AT the government policy
o! preventing meat imports which has
caused great scarcity OF meat In the home
market.
Emperor William has finally decided that
the city OF Berlin may accept a legacy OF
several millions OF marks left by n dis
feputaoie Insurer named Simon Bladt on
eon9ition that a statue be- erected to his
memory.
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Have you a cough!
Are you losing flesh"
do you cough at night"
'DU you take cola easilyg
Have you pain in the slider
lis your appetite eariable?"
Have you stitches In the sideps
do you cough until YOU gsgr
"Are you low-spiri.ed at timsor'
do you spit up yellow mstterr'
do you raise frothy materiAlr'
"Do you cough on going 20 oed?"
''Do you cough in the mornings"
els your cough short and hackingr'
''Have you pain behind the nreastbons -
DO you spit UP little cheesy Jumper
''Is there 81 tickling behind the palatef''
Have you a disgu,t for fatty foods -
do you feel you arc growing weakerr'
do you cough worse night and morn
ing7"
'Do you have to sit Up . niKht to got
trsath?'
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ALL ABOUT IT.
Just What They Are Now Doing for Sick Folks at
the Copeland Institute.
An Entire Months Treatment Medicines
Paid for Examinations III md
COuraging lent Made by Dr..

The diseases accepted for Treatment, AT
the Copeland Institute and the reInarka-
bly, prompt and thorough mastery OF
which has made the reputation OF the
Copeland medical system. are
Deafness;
Nasal CatarFhs
Catarrh. I'm any chronic form,
Asthma;
Bronchial and Lung Disease,
Chronic stomach Trouble;
Chronic Kidney Disease;
Chronic Rheumatism;
Affections of the skin;
Diseases OF Blood;
Diseases Of Nervous System
In short, all ailments and indrmities OF
seated and serious nature requiring time
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q certain definite
period of close professional attention for
their radical and lasting cure.
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More Troops shipped for Home.
SANTIAGO DE CrRA. Aug. i1-The
ksartA regiment Of infantry Vao shiope<
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do You get giddy 2"
rs your mind dullT'
Are you easily daZed ,"
DO you have heacachesT
Are YOU easily excitei?"
do your hands trem bic ?''
Does your heart ilutter
Are you easily irritated 80
Are you always anxious?'