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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08
The Star Shoe Co.'s
Shoes.

For Children's and Misses occupy a
plane Of excellence approached by few
other makes. They are noted for their
good wearing qualities and for their
dressy styles. This company makes only
the best grade of shoes. When you buy
"Star" shoe, you get the best that money
can buy. We have all sizes, and great
variety Of styles. Black and Chocolate
Lace and Button. The nobbiest things
to bc found. Here are few.
Lot 153O-Star Shoe Co.'S child's Don
COLA button, with bows; sizes to s.,
81 90.
Lot 17O9-Star Shoe Co.'s child's cloth
top, Dongola lace shoes, beaded vamp,
patent leather tip; sizes, 2 to 5, 81 90.
Star Shoe Co.'s kid button shoes, plain
dOngola tip sizes to 5. at Soc
Star Shoe Co.'s kid button shoes, square
toe, patent tip; sizes to 5, at 65e.
Lot 773-Star Shoe Co.'S Child's kid but
ton shoes, extra broad toe and high in
step, made specially for fat babies sizes
to 5, at 75c.
Lot l7O9-Child's button shoes, cloth top,
patent leather vamp and foxing sizes
9 to 5, very dressy, 81 10.
Lot 965-Child's Chocolate button shoes,
tip Of same, spring heels; sizes 5 to g.,
81 90.
Lot 9s9-Child's Dongola button shoes,
patent leather tip, spring heel; to 8,
81 90.
Lot 153l-Child's Dongola lace, beaded
foxing, plain tip, spring heel sizes to
8, 81 90
Lot 17l4-Childs Chocolate lace shoes,
brown vesting top, beaded vamp, spring
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Here is the way one great mono
pOlist speaks OUT
"What the world needs is not
charity but justice. | shall refuse
the same as ever to issue checks
for charitable institutions, and ]
shall not bequeath money for build
ing churches and libraries. My
family shall be well provided for,
but the balance of my wealth shall
serve to teach the people how to
prevent me and others of my kind
from robbing them. AS long as
any person is permitted by the
monopolization of natural resources
and private ownership of public
utilities to accumulate wealth that
does not belong to him, just so long
will people of my kind be willing
to commit such theft. 1t is my task
to open the eyes of the people to
the process whereby they foolishy
permit themselves to be robbed and
point out to them the way to abolish
a system which enriches me and
impOverishes themselves. - Tom
T.. johnson.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Last week ex-Gox. Altgeld, of
Illinois, when opening the demo
cratic campaign at Chicago, upon
referring to a piece of scandalously
corrupt Legislation in the repuhli-
can legislature, said:
The question is asked, "Did not
some democrats support that legis
lation?" Yes, they did; but out
side of Chicago nearly every one of
them has been repudiated by his
constituents, and the democratic
party, as party, has taken firm
stand against this legislation, while
the republican state administration
stands by these acts. Let
me say, however, that if there is a
man on the democratic ticket that
you believe to be "boodler," then
vote against that man, The demo
cratic party is struggling to get
on to higher ground, and it will
not thank you for supporting
"boodler,' even if he has wormed
himself on to our ticket.
Let any republican of national
reputation make such q declaration
regarding republican candidates, or
say or do anything else equally
bold to the voters of his party, and
we will gladly recognize both his
courage and his public spirit.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Lot 6Ssi6-Ladies Dongola button shoes,
spring heels, coin toe, plain tip, sizes
2m toe, G ID Il f lasts, worth so for 81.
Lot 2799-Ladies fine Dongola lace shoes.
coin toe, plain tip, spring heel, sizes 2 ia
=, 50.
Ladies' Dongola button shoes, plain tip,
coin toe, very flexible sole; sizes 2ks to
Z, 50 25.
X X-Ladies' Kid lace shoes, plain coin
toe, worth IS; sizes ~ to Z, - 25.
Lot 6S60-Ladies Kid lace shoes, black
vesting, cloth top, coin toe sizes 2Hs
to Z, 81 25.
Lot 2763-Ladies Kid button Shoes bead
ed vamp, patent tip, coin toe sizes ~
to 8, 81 25.
Lot 6657-Fine Kid lace. plain tip, coin
toe, very fine sizes 3 to 6, - IS.
Lot 6612-Fine Kid button shoes. plain
cap toe; sizes ~ toe, - 75.
Lot 635S-French Kid button shoes, plain
cap coin toe sizes 3 to 6, % 90.
Lot 6345-French Kid lace shoes, plain
cap toe sizes 2 to 6, 81 90.
Lot 72129-Lalies' French kid lace shoes,
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08
Mems Dress Shoes.

Mems satin calf lace shoes, plain French
toe, sizes 6 to II, 81.
Mems black and tan Nullificrs, light hexi-
BILE soles, low heels. plain globe toe a
big bargain ut 81 %.
Mems matchless satin calf lace shoes,
plain french toe, so value, sizes 6 to
IL, now offered at 81 %.
Mems tan lace shoes, coin toe, with cap
worth 80, to close out 81 %.
We have several lines of shoes which were
sold at | 30, in which some sizes are
missing To close out ut once we have
reduced these to 81 %.
There are fine screwed bottom shoes in
this lot ms well as other fine values.
Men calf lace shoes in plain globe and
bull dog toes The best wearing shoe
ever sold for the price. Sizes 6 to IL,
81 so.
Mems Plymouth, Yale toe lace shoes, a
very fine value, sizes 6 to IL, 81 so.
Mems Weldon, Wei, lace shoes, light ilex-
ible soles, all sizes, worth 9 90, our
price, 81 so.
Mems Russian grain, coin toe, tan lace
= shoes, reduced from rs to 81 so.
Mems "Rough on Rocks, u calf lace shoe,
in plain globe toe that wears equal to
any 2 80 shoe. Our price, 81 80.
Mems Wei lace shoes, plain globe toe,
light flexible soles, sizes 6 to IL, at 81.
Our champion black bottom calf lace shoes,
plain French toe. a shoe that has no
equal at the price, sizes to IL ut 81 25.
Mems hight sole calf, dress shoes in plain
globe and coin toe, lace made of best
selected stock, 81 %.
Mems fine Vici congress shoes, plain globe
toe, light flexible soles, So 80.
Mems fine Kangaroo lace shoes, plain
globe toe, sizes 6 to IL, at So 75.
Mems fine Wei lace shoes, plain coin toe
sizes to 10, 81.
Mems fine calf lace shoes, light flexible
soles, back stays. An excellent wear
ing shoe, ; %.
Mems high grade hand sewed Kangaroo
Congress shoes, sizes 6 to II, ) so.
Lot 653-Excelsior Shoe Co.'S tan lace
shoes, heavy soles, bull dog toe, sizes
So to 10, at 81.
Lot titi9-Excelsior Shoe Co. s lace shoes,
heavy soles, bull dog toe, at 50.
These two shoes are made for every day
wear and contain only the most service
able materials. They cost just soc
pair more il bought anywhere else.
Mems fine black Wei kid, lace shoes, plain
stitched Queen City toe, flexible soles,
sizes, 9 to 10, at $3 as.
Mems fine black vici kid lace shoes, plain
globe toe, celluloid eyelets, beaded,
vamp sizes to IL, 50 IS.
Mems fine black Wei kid, crescent Con-
gress. plain French toe, sizes to IL,
% IS.
Mems fine Wei kid lace shoes, silk vesting
top, Clifton toe, light flexible soles,
sizes 8 * too, ~.
Mems vici Kid chocolate lace shoes, silk
vesting top, clifton toe, back stays, very
dressy, sizes 5s to 3, 81.
Mems fine vici kid chocolate lace shoes,
Queen city toe, silk vesting top, back
stays, celluloid eyclets, sizes 5 ls to 9,
at ~.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Misses dongola lace shoes, patent tip,
spring heel, patent lace stays; sizes 10
to 2, at 90c.
Boys satin calf lace shoes, coin toe sizes
2la to ), at 81 90.
Little gents satin calf lace shoes, square
toe +; sizes II to 2, at 81 90.
Boys Rough on Rocks lace shoes, plain
French toe, made for steady wear sizes
49, to 9, at 81 %.
Boys "Dirby' tan lace shoes, coin toe;
sizes l2 to 3, the so kind for 81 25.
Boys satin calf lace shoes, coin toe sizes
; to 51s, at 81 35.
Boys Derby chocolate lace shoes, coin toe
size to 51aa, ST. 45.
Boys Rough on Rocks, calf shoes, plain
globe and coin toe sizes to So, ex-
cellent values, 81 80.
Our Little Champion" vici kid lace
shoes, with heel, patent leather tip,
coin toe. +; sizes 13 \, to =, the 90 kind
for 81 so.
Excelsior Shoe CO.. s Boys black vici kid
lace shoes, spring heel clifton toe
sizes IL to l3, at 81 80.
Excelsior Shoe Co.'S Boys black and
chocolate Wei kid lace shoes, with
heels sizes 1 to 2, at 81 90.
Excelsior Shoe Co.'S young gents black
Wei kid lace shoes sizes 21a to So,
coin toe, at - so.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

can families from the opportunity
to make homes upon the land
! (Applause.)
1t would distribute the burdens
that are now borne by the farmers
and by the manufacturers and by
the merchants and by the laborerS
upon their homes and business and
industries over all these holdings,
including the holdings Of the
spectators, and it would impose
less taxes upon the homestead
owner. be he farmer or the owner
of an urban home, than falls upon
him now. Have You thought what
princely possession Miller & Lux
have-One of them is dead, but the
firm goes on-have you thought
what princely possession IT, ~ are
barring the people of this country
away from for the mere purpA.e Of
speculation?-14. .0Oo, 600 ac of
land, $1,000 square miles oT land
nearly; $4,000 square miles Of
land extending across the ear.h at
the equator would form N belt
around the earth, or within "A
thousand miles Of reaching around
the earth, a strip a mile wide.
Now if the single tax were in
issue in this campaign | would
point You to that kind of land
monopoly on the one hand, and to
the degradation Of the people ex-
cluded from the land by this mo-
nopOly as one of the things that
the single tax is intended to ex-
tirpate.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Cubans are incapable Of self
government, say their American
champions now. They will not
work, it is said; but for many
decades they have raised two crops
annually on their soil and supported
an army of officials and soldiers,
besides sending many millions OF
dollars every year to Spain. They
will not fight, it is said also. Those
who say so are defamers. The
bravery Of Cnbans in the battle
field, unarmed, unfed and unclothed
during months and years of hard.
ship and disaster, has excited the
admiration of the world. Cubans
can govern themselves better than
Americans will be able to do; and
if they are not permitted to
do SO, it will be All enduring shame
to those who have so woefnlly
deceived and betrayed them
Citizen and Country.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Lot 72131-A very handsome dress shoe.
French kid lace, silk vesting, lace
trimmed; sizes 9 to 5, So %.
Ladies' dongola button and lace shoes,
square toe, patent tip sizes 3 to 8, 81 90.
Ladies' dOngola button shoes, spring
heel, coin toe, patent tip sizes 3 to
8, 81 25.
Ladies' chocolate lace shoes, with heels,
dongola tip, coin toe sizes 3 to Z, 81 %.
Ladies' Queen dongola lace shoes, with
heel, patent tip and patent lace stays
sizes 3 to 8, the Is kind for 81 35
Ladies' fine kid lace shoes spring heel,
patent tip and patent lace stays sizes
3 to 8, at 81 so.
Ladies' dOngola button and lace shoes,
patent tip. coin toe; size to 8, the 90
kind for 81 so.
Ladies' glazed dongola button shoes, plain
common sense heel and toe sizes 3 to
q
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

1t is SO seldom we have an oppor-
tunity to approve an utterance Of
the presidents mentor, Mark Han
na, that we gladly embrace every
opportunity. One has just offered
itself. In an interview given to q
reporter of the Cleveland Recorder
Mr. Hanna is quoted as saying not
only that there are not nearly so
many chances now for poor young
man to amass a fortune as there
were 20 years ago, but that such
chances as remain are very slight.
This confession must be somewhat
startling to the goodygoody peo-
pie who are still parrOtting the
pretty talk that event some 20
years ago, about the splendid Op-
portunities there are for poor young
men of industry and pluck. Mr..
Hanna sees no such opportunities.
All he sees is possibility for
young men of "ability' to get to
the top in the course Of time if they
enter the employment of good
concern and stick. Mr.. Hanna does
not note the fact that there cannot
be room at the top for every young
man of liability who enters a good
concern, nor does he call attention
to the other important fact that
large percentage Of the good con-
Germs fail before many even of the
ablest of their employees have a
chance to get to the top. But the
astute reporter who interviewed
Mr.. Hanna directed his attention
so forcibly to one important point
that Mr.. Hanna was obliged to re-
ply: "Well, | will admit that
personal influence has a great deal
to do with the matter, and unless a
young man has personal re-
commentator he stands small
chances. - While we cannot re-
commend Mr.. Hanna as the best
type of American, we most cordially
commend his candor regarding the
lessening of industrial possibilities.
A few more such interviews would
knock the Ladies' Home journal
recipes for getting on in the world
into a cooked hat.-THe Public.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Both Saint Ambrose and Saint Angus
tine believe in the common ownership of
land rs basis of spiritual liberty. The
feeling of Saint Francis for the land, and
ior all the natural elements, amounted to
religion. Among thoughtful economic
md religious students the conviction in
'reases that the land problem lies behind
every other problem-the problem of 30
ciety, the problem Of art, the problem of
culture, the problem Of morals, the pro
blem of healthy living and ultimate liberty.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08
" Which Wirs 4"

has already laid its grim hand upon him,
and doctor after doctor and medicine after
medicine have been tried in vain-now, per
haps, comes some kind friend who says,
DR.. Pierce can cure you, write to him
His Golden Medical Discovery has res
cued thousands who were further gone
than you
"He is chief consulting physician of
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
of Buffalo, N. ". he las been at the head
of this great Sanitarium for thirty years; he
has probably had more experience in treat
ing severe chronic diseases than any other
physician living Write to him anyway.
that will cost you nothing. He will gladly
and freely answer your letters with friend
1y, fatherly advice which will be of value
beyond all pricep'
Now is the critical instant. Will the
patient give up in despair and let the angel
of disease drag him away from wife and
family and children, or will he grasp the
hand of the angel of life in one more su
preme effort for restoration Are yor
standing between the contending angels ?
Which wins?
Mrs. Emily Howe, of Park Avenue Chicago.
Ills. writes: About two years ago my
afflicted with what seemed to be symptoms o.
consumption. purchased three bottles Of D5
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and II cured
him completely"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, Iooo-page illustrated volume bv
X. v. Pierce, NJ d.. will be sent free for
cost of mailing only.-2I one cent stamps.
Address DR.. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.SOr send
81 stamps for heavier cloth bound copy.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Washington, Sept. 30. - "No
more regiments Of volunteers will
be mustered out of the United
States before the peace commits
sioners conclude their labOrs in
Paris,' said President Mckinley
to Congressman Cannon of Illinois
this afternoon.
"lt is essential to our safety to
retain all the troops still in the
service,' the Executive continued,
"and we have decided absolutely
to disband no more of the volunteer
organizations for the time being.
We need all we have and can spare
none Of them
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08
Jerry Simpson, candidate for re

Jerry Simpson, candidate for re-
election to congress from Kansas,
proposes to Chester l. Long. his
opponent, that they make no speech
es this campaign. This is the fourth
time the two have contended for a
seat in the national house of repre-
sentatives from the Seventh Kansas
district. In 1898 Simpson beat
Long 763 votes; in 1894 Long beat
Simpson 1895 votes, and in 1896
Simpson beat Long 1896 votes.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

When J. A. Paulsell, a veteran
Of both the Mexican and civil wars,
and now so years old, married a
woman of % years few days ago,
he used Il novel wedding ring. 1t
was of brass, and was made from
IA bit of cannon used by the Mexi-
cans at Chepultepec and destroyed
by the Americans.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08
VICTOR HUGO ON CUBA IN 1870.

Those whom the world calls the
| insurgents of Cuba have written tG
pray me to express publicly my
opinion on their cause.
Here it is:
In this conflict between Spain
and Cuba. Spain is the unlawful
combatant. For do not speak of
the laws of man. | speak of the
justice that God demands from man
to man. The might of discovery
does not give the right to martyr
ize; and martyrdom has ever been
the portion Spain has meted out to
Cuba. True, new possessions must
be colonized, and guardianship is
not slavery.
All guardianship, by the laws of
God, ceases when the minor be
comes Of age, whether this minor
is Il child or people.
TO carry it beyond minority is to
encroach on another's rights; and
when such encroachment is imposed
by force ii is a crime. And this
crime, whenever see it. | shall
dcnounce.
Cuba is of age. Cuba belongs
but to herself.
Cuba to-day, haggard and bloody
with her struggle against the fero-
cities of oppression, is yet thing
for men to kneel to.
Conquer her? Maybe. But mean
while she will bleed and die.
And it seems almost like mon
strous joke to notice that with her
long succession of rulers. the name
alone is changed as if the mounte-
bank of many parts had simply
turned his coat.
For he is always the same mur-
derer.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

We save you just soc pair on these shoes
us compared with others prices.
We have just received and placed on
sale our immense assortment of Drew,
Selby & Co.'S ladies fine shoes. A major
ity of ladies in this city know from per
sOna experience the good points of this
make Of shoes. The name Drew, Selby &
Co. has become a synonym for sll that is
best in foot wear.
We often hear the expressions:
1t fits like Drew-Selby.
1t wears like Drew-Selby.
1t has the style Of Drew-Selby.
Our long experience in the shoe business
has convinced us that no make of shoes
combine in such high degree these most
desirable qualities as Drew, Selby & Co. $
goods. Each and every pair Of shoes
turned out of their factory is made with
as much care as if it were a special order
for a single pair.
Every pair with this celebrated name
stamped on the sole carries guarantee
that only perfect leather is contained
therein. This firm refuses to make shoes
at prices SO low rs to prohibit the use of
the best material and workmanship. The
result is their cheapest button and low
quarters is 81 so.
Here is iirst-class shoe that will fit
well, wear well and look well and cost
very little more than i'll fitting inferior
grade Of shoes. 1t is economy to buy
Drew, Selby Il Co.'s shoes. Our assort
ment is not excelled by any house in the
State. New Orleans not excepted. All
widths from b to f. f.
Lot 6SG6-Misses DOngola button shoes,
coin toe, plain tip, spring heel, sizes 13
toe, 81 80.
Lot 2799 Misses Dongola lace shoes, coin
toe, plain tip, spring heel, sizes 1871 to
2, 81 80.
Lot 650-Ladies DOngola button shoes,
plain common sense heel aud toe, made
in ID, f and EE lasts, sizes 2 to Z. For
steady wear this shoe has no equal, 80.
Lot $50 X-Ladies DOngola button shoes,
common sense heel and toe, very short
vamp, extra high instep and wide tops,
flexible soles, designed specially for
stout feet, sizes 9 y to 8, - 25.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Residents Of Ponce are changing the
pronunciation Of tho name of the town to
me syllable, Ponce" because that's
United States, and they want to be like
Is. At the same time, people of the
United States are changing their pronunci-
ton to "Pon tha," because that's Span
'h, and they want to appear well edu-
ated. .-UavtI0rM COayant
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

black silk vesting top, plain tip, coin
toe sizes to 5, c and d lasts, So 90.
lot 72l32-Ladies' French Kid Chocolate
lace shoes, black vesting top, kid back
stay, coin toe sizes 2 to 5, So 25.
lot 6ll2-French Kid lace shoes, coin
toe, plain cap, black silk vesting trimmed
top, very nobby sizes 2 to S, So 25.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 23.-The
Grand Jury Of Franklin Circuit
court, which is the fiscal court of
this State, has returned indictments
against seventy-four leading insur-
ance companies Of the country
doing business in this state, charg-
ing conspiracy and the formation
of trust to prevent competition in
fire insurance rates.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

A New York sufferer has made
the discovery that Il woody dog will
cure rheumatism. Now look out
for a sudden demand for woody
dogs. The man with rheumatism
is always ready to accept any rem
edy that offers, anybody who has
suffered from it will understand
whv
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

Under an ordinance in Cleveland saloons
must close at midnight.
In the island OF New Britain man
aust not speak to his mother-in law.
Ninety-two flour mills in North Carolina
,rind all the wheat grown in the state.
1t is claimed that the Japanese now
'ublish three times as many books a. the
Italians.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

President Diaz, of Mexico, has
just bought dog through st.
Louis dog fancier. 1t is a pointer,
a bench-show champion at that, and
is named Mckinley.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

heel, plain tip sizes 5 to 8. 81 25.
Lot l716-Childs Dongola button shoes
patent leather foxing and tip, mixet
vesting top, spring heel sizes 5 t.
8, 81 %.
beaded vamp and foxing, plain tip
spring heel, an excellent school shoe
sizes 81 to IL, 81 80.
Lot 1226-Child's 'Dongola lace shoes
plain tip, spring heel sizes 81 to IL, 8
good strong shoe, 81 35.
Lot l317-Child's Dongola lace shoes, pat
ent tip, spring heel, sizes 1S to II, 81 35
Lot 6l5-Child's Dongola button shoes
spring heel sizes 81 to II, very soft
heavy stock, with protective tip, made
to wear the best school shoe made,
ST. As.
Misses Dongola lace shoes, beaded foxing,
patent leather tip, spring heel; sizes
1lh to 2, very flexible soles, 81 IS.
Misses DOngola button, beaded vamp
and foXing, plain tip, spring heel sizes
II y to 2, A No. school shoe, 81 25.
Misses DOngola button shoes, spring heel
sizes IL !. to 2, soft heavy leather with
protective tip, made specially for school
wear, 81 75.
Misses Dongola lace shoes, patent leather
tip, vesting top, spring heel, fine, dur
able shoe sizes II = to 9, So 90.
Child's soft sole patent leather lace shoes,
with fancy colored uppers sizes to S,
at soc.
Child's soft sole black kid button shoes,
stitched with blue T; sizes | to5, 45c.
Child soft sole tan lace shoes sizes tC
5, 45c.
ChiId's soft sole white kid button shoes
sizes to 5, 45c.
Child's button shoes, spring heel sizes G
to at soc.
Child dongola button shoes, square pat
ent tip sizes 6 to 8, 75c.
so to liz, 95c.
" 12 to 9, 81 90.
Childs Vendome kid button shoes, patent
tip, coin toe sizes to 9, 81 90.
Sla to liz, 81 25.
Misses Dongola button shoes, spring heel,
patent tip, "a, toe sizes l3 to 3, soc.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-08

In recent annual report Of benevo-
lent society having its headquarters in
dublin, the following delightful sentence
occurs: Notwithstanding the large
mount paid by the society for medical
tendance and medicine, very few deaths
occurred during the year" "-The King,lom.