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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

On the PrOduce exchange tooay the but
ter market was arm; creameries, 18Q261hc
diaries, lS@2sc. Cheese, firm, 10%@12Ac.
Eggs, weak; fresh, &c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
o in sight.

The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the fve principal
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

BOSTON, March A-Call loans. 394 per
cent; time loans, 4G5 per cent. ohicial clos
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

The following table shows the average
price Of hogs sold on the South Omaha
market the past several days with COM
PARSONS with former years.:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Articles.I Open. High. Low. Close Yes'y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
MERlTED PROMOTION.
Mr.. j. W. Pegram Now Vice-Presldent
Stockholders Ne ,tlnqs

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Life Insurance Company
of Virginia, held yesterday, the
old directors were reelected At the
meeting of the directors held Immediately
after the stockholders meeting adjourned
Mr.. John G. Walker was reelected Pres
ident and Mr.. T. VIM. Pemberton, First
President. Mr.. James w. Pegram,
who for about thirty years has been
Secretary Of the Company, received well
merited recognition Of his past service
by being elected Second Vice-Pres.dent
of the CopanY. Mr. w. LIT. Rcgerson,
who has been with the company for the
past fifteen years. for the past five years
occupying the position of General SUI
pervisor. was appointed Secretary to sue
coed Mr. Pegran. The reports of the
company for 1901 have already been pub.
lished and show a very prosperous bus
iucss done a.-.3-z... -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
THE MOVEMENT
FOR GOOD ROADS
Board of Directors of Chamber Of
Commerce Take Action.
HAVE THE TRAINS STOP HERE
Committee Named to Take Charge OF the
Whole Matter-fienr:co Will Coz
operate With the City
in This Matter.

y called meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors Of the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce was held yesterday at
P. NJ here were present; Messrs,
w ~ Crenshaw, James D. Crump, John
Murphy, w. Q. Noting, o. j. Sands. w.
II. Urquhart. S. NJ. Woodward and w.
Q. Shelton. The president of the Cham
Der being absent from the city and the
vice-presidents being unayoidably pre-
vented from attending. upon motion Of
.Mr. James D. Crump Colonel ". O. Skel-
ton was called to the chair
One of the objects of tho meeting be-
ing TO consider the question of inviting
Colonel William II. Moore, president of
National Roads Association, TO visit
Richmond with the train for demonstrate
ing the best methods of constructing
roads, Mr.. o. H. Funston, chairman of
the Committee on Streets, Roads and
Parks, submitted the following report:
THE REPORT MADE
Richmond, Va. Jan. IS, 1902.
TO the President and Members of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce:
y meeing OF the Chambers Com
mittee on Streets, Roads and Parks was
hear Colonel William II. Moore, presi-
dent OF the National Roads Association,
in reference to the good roads train now
traversing the lines of the Southern Rail-
way, under the auspices of the National
Good Roads Association, aided by the
Government and the Southern Railway.
This train, he stated, consists of four
teen cars, contains a number of machines
for making road, which were furnished
by the makers with experts to operate
them, and that the sole object OF the
movement, which he considered one or
utmost importance to the South, was 10
demonstrate the best methods OF con-
sructing roads. either macadarnized,
sraye!lsd or of other ma tertais when
may be most convenient to the location
of the roads. The machinery, ne an
nounced. was not to be offered for sale.
He explained that the train would visit
about eighteen additional places. though
there were three hundred invitations re-
ceiyed: that no cost would be entailed
upon either Richmond or the county. ex-
cent that of employing twenty machinis.s
on the train, common labor and teams
and furnishing such material as 1t might
ne desired to use.
During the time that the train remains
at Richmond it was proposed to have a
good roads corv ention, attended by the
MAYORS and postu1asterS of the cities of
Virginia supervisors of the counties OF
the State the Council of the city OF Rich
mond, representatives of the Chamber
also members of the General Assembly,
so that during the presence OF the con-
yentiop all should witness the work OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

reople. We believe that no greater SER
vice can be rendered the State than to
foster "A sentiment of mutual goodwill.
corporation, and confidence between
these great instrumentalities of internal
Improvement and the people.
In our opinion, the adoption of the ar
ticlc which we return herewith. will large
~ contribute to that end. On the other
hand. we can but think that if the article
proposed by the committee is incorpo-
rated in the Constitution. it will place
Virginia in the front rank Of the radical
States of the Union.
Respectfully submitted.
EPPA HUNTON, JR..
D. TUCKER BROOKE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
the fight of their lives on in this cam


In reference to the reply of Mr.. Bemiss,
Captain Mccarthy said yesterday that
the challenge he had issued to meet any
one or more representatives of the Irac-
ton Company in public debate stood good.
II offered the first challenge he said,
"and was answered by another.
Mr. Bemiss had nothing further to say
except that he would be glad to have his
suggestion as to the settlement of the
controversy carried out. Mr.. Benliss
wants to leave it to five business men
to settle.
Captain Mccarthy said that he still
stood ready to prove three things, viz:
.0l That the Traction Company SUD-
mitted a paper showing its earnings to De
under certain conditions. taking the hs-
ures and the statements combined, not
81 100 or 81, co., but nothing, unless the
company proposes TO repudiate, dlso"n
and dishonor the words, deeds, conduct
and things accomplished Of MI =. V.
Meredith, their recognized attorney;
SEQ That the company sought TO pe
and were relieved of taxation;
(s) That the company secured re-
duction of taxation.
During all this controversy and IN the
face of all the charges and statements
made by Captain Mccarthy, Mayor ray
Tor remains os stolid as Il statue without
the slightest ripple on his daily routine
to Indicate that he is aware OF an I'M
pending battle royal for the honors that
the mayoralty of the city OF tichmond
carries with it.
Mr.. Thomas Pop) Wesley. prominent
Young business man of Jefferson Nard,
has announced himself candidate Tor
the Common Council from that Warc.
Mr. Wesley is very popular ana ms
friends are legion.
of
of Wesley & Company, commission mer-
chants.
The field of candidates for Council is
increased day by day. For the Board. IN
Clay Ward. in opposition to the incuin,
bents are Messrs. James r. Sheppard ana
Henry NJ. Boykin. For Councll-Hehrs
Huber. Davis Bottom and j. I. powers.
In Monroe Ward Mr.. Z. H. Cloves Is
mentioned for the Council.
In Marshall Ward. for the Board
Mr. John T. Satterfield is out, and 1or tne
Council, Messrs. John l.. Tlmnerlahe'
Thomas McCauley, T. Wiley Davis, HARRY
Peace, Isadore Hirshberg, Charles LEWIS
Abner C. Goo0e and Vest.
The sentiment in this ward among Tue
voters is to induce Councilman CAREER 10
come out for the Board Then 1t "ouid
be fight between Messrs. Mosby, Washer
CARRIER ard Satterfield.
Mr.. J. A. McCready. of Clay WARD,
prominent fancy grocer, is being urged
to stand for the Common Council, and he
will probably decide to do SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
FINDS WAY LIVE LONG

The startling announcement of a Dis
covery that will surely lengthen life IS
made by Editor o r. Downey. OF Chu-
,ubusco, Ind. II wish to state" he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consum ption is the most infallible re-
uedy that I have ever known for Coughs.
Colds and Grip. It's invaluable to peo-
pie with weak lungs. Having this won
darf,,l medicine no one need dread
pneumonia or Consumption Its relief
Is instant and cure certain Owens <,
N,nor Drug Company guarantees every
&c and 81 bottle and give trial bottles
free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
THESE M. r LONG IIEE

consists in keeping all the main or.
gans OF the body in healthy. regular ac-
,ion. ard in quickly destroying deadly
disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate
stomach. Liver and Kidneys, purify the
tiood and give q splendid appetite. They
work wonders in curing Kidney Troubles
Female Complaints, Nervous Diseases
Constipation. Dyspepsia, und Malaria.
Vigorous health and strength always fol-
low their use. Only 61c.: guaranteed BIZ
Owens s, Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

Mrs. Aaron Medron, of Savannah, Ca.
writes: Ever since the birth of my
first child, six years ago, I have SUI
sered greatly from piles; I could not
bring myself to bear the thoughts of a
surgical operatir-- p---amid Pile Cure
entirely cured me- For sale by. all
druggists. piles. Causes and Cure,
mailed fr>-. Pyramid Drug Co., Mar
shall, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

The provisions of this report, generally
meet with my approval l have endorsed
a portion of the majority report, and re-
serve the right to state my position more
fully, either in another minority report
or before the Committee of the Whole.
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
WOMEN OF ALL CLASSES
Find Pe-rn-na indispensable to Guard Ag'
Colds Cong11s aud Chronic Cafarrh.

Mrs. e. w. Miller, so y. First Stree..
Afinneap polls. Mimi. writes.
..per,,na is Il blessing to women. Theirs
is no greater strain on the nerves OF e
womafr than the never-ending cares or
household When things so wrong. din
ner is harmed and children cry; 1t Is moi
so easy to look pleasant. but when sick
ness in the family adds TO the burden IL
becomes very heavy. T have found Pe.
rrina my very best friend under these
difficulties. When my children were SICK
it cured them and when / became over
taxed and weary Pcruna restored me.
and If any one in my household caught
cold a few dcses OF. Peruna administered
at once prevented unpleasant results.
every wife and mother would have bot
tie of Peruna in her medicine chest. mes
burdens would be much easier to carry
Mrs c. w. Miller.
The club woman and the housewife
join in praising Peruna. The reason
for this is because both these classes
are alike subject to catarrh and ca
tarrhal diseases.
Catarrh Is everywhere. No class or
people are exempt from its inSidious raw.
ages. 1t enters the palace and howell WITT
equal facility. 1t attacks men and wo-
men with like ferocity and frequency,
Strong men and fair women are among
its victims.
Thus it is we find Peruna- the catarrh
remedy everywhere. The upper classes
use it: the lower classes cannot do with
out it. and the middle classes praise IT.
At this time of the year. when winter
beZ;ns TO approach with its chilli blast:
and biting frosts, every one should be as
alert as possible to escape what seems tc
be almost inevitable in this ciimate-ca-
tarr!I.
The number of people who have eatarrr
of some form or other every winter !.
millions.
Now is the time to get Peruna.
Now is the time to get Peruna, and It
should Ire taken as soon as the slightest
symptoms of catching cold manifests IT.
self
Many people do not seem to understand
that cold is acute catarrh: that eaten
ing cold is simply catching catarrh. IN
old cold is chronic catarrh. Catarrh l.
liable to settle anywhere in the system
While it is true that Peruna cures ca
tarrh wherever located, Yet it Is advss'
able for every one to use Peruna as
preventive. and not wait until catarrn
has fastened itself in some part of tna
system
Miss Sara McGahan l97 Third Street,
Albany, N " writes
"A few months ago | suffered with
severe attack OF influenza which nothing
seemed to relieve. My hearing became
bad, my eyes became irritated and fever
ish. Nothing seemed right and nothing
l ate tasted good
Il do not know what it is made of. but
know it is wonderful medicine 70
drive away sickness and restore YOU TO
health Within two weeks / was per-
fectIy we'll and now when any OF my
friends are sick / advise them TO taxa
Peruna Sara McGahan.
If YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Feruna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case. and he VIII
be pleased to give YOU his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
Mnstn't Overload Teams

Agent Emmett c, Taylir, OF the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
warns drivers from overlooking their
teams while the streets are slippery.
He was on the lookout all day yesterday
and has compelled many to tighten the
loads or unhitch their horses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

Addie Goombs (colored) felt from car
at No 2 Engine-louse yesterday at 1850
and was painfully hurt about the head
She was treated by Dr.. Foster, Of the
ambulance department, and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

constructing the roads selected. That
then permanent organization should be
formed with representative from
each county and one from each
district, so that adequate State and ma
tiona aid might bS secured, in addition
to the tax levied for good roads in tho
various counties. The call for TIL, meet
ing of my committee was upon such
short notice that quorum could not he
obtained, but there were some other
members OF the Chamber present and
some of the supervisors of the county OF
IIenrco- | can. therefore rot Tnulle this
as u report from my committee. but the
supervisors gave assurance that the coun-
ty would do its part, and l was asked by
the meet to bring the matter
to the attention of the board
with the request that steps might
be at once taken to interest the
city ard county authorities. as i was
rnarifestty to the interest of Richmond
and the adjacent country that the roaGs
in the surrounding territory should be
constructed according to the best known
methods. This l consented 10 do on ac-
count of the limited time within which
arrangements have to be made.
Respectfully submitted.
o. H FUNSTON.
Chairman of Committee on Streets, Roads
and Parks
COMMITTEE NAMED.
The report was discussed with much
interest by NIessrs Urduhart, Murphy.
Crump Woodward, Crenstaw and others.
and finally upon motion of Mr. Urqu-
hart, the action of Mr.. Funston was en-
dorseti and a special committee, consist
ing of Messrs. Funston, T. A Cary, W.
E. Cutshaw. Joseph Bryan and 7. NJ.
Workman, We're appointed with authority
to do whatever seemed necessary and
proper TO bring about the accomplishments
of the object in view as set forth In tho
report of Mr.. Funston
The board then took cognIzapce of the
present outlook for satisfactory appro-
rriation by Congress for the Improvement
OF James River and resolution was
adopted requesting Hon. John Lamb. tho
Congressman from this district, To ar
range for Il conference between a cont-
mittee from Richmond and the entire dele
CATION from Virginia with respect To thus
important matter
Mr.. IL .. Eicheberger was then elect
ed Il member of the board. to Eli the un-
expired term of Mr.. F. D. Beveridge.
who from his pressing business engage
uents. felt constrained to tender his
resignation. as he would be unable to at
tend meetings regularly.
After the transaction of some further
business not yet in shape Tor publication.
the board adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

Wnan's Club West
the four the members West Side Club have
used little medicine Peuna It for the different
resulting whether catarh
influenza or Ia grippe We find superior tonic and
good indigestion friend to Per
sonay knowing be deserving the confidence suffering
humanity miss EMILY MILBURNE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

surrender every special privilege 1t has
under it's existing charter, notwithstand-
Ing il may be "a corporation operating IN
many States and such special privilege
may be necessary 10 adapt it to condi-
tons existing in such other States. and
which do not apply 10 other corporations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30

The number of people who have catarrr
of some form or other every winter =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
Now is the time to get Peruna.

should tie taken as soon as the slightest
symptoms of catching cold nanifests IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
OLD SQUARES WANTED
Also old Upright Pianos of any make for which
liberal allowance will be made.
Send word to the Bradbury Piano Co., 1895 Pa
Ave., at once if you have an old
piano to dispose of.

There are probably several hundred old square
and upright pianos in Washington homes that are
considered of little value, and are really in
the way. Some of them in storage, ''eating
their heads or, 10 a popular expression. or
loaned out to friends to paying storage.
These old instruments. worthless they may
SEEM represent combined value of many thou
sands of dollars. They worth that to the
Bradbury Piano Co, who are in the market for
all the old pianos they secure. They will take
your secondhand square upright piano. make
you big allowance for 1t and give you due bill
equivalent TO cash in payment thereof. This due
bill may be used at any time In the purchase of a
new upright piano. Or they will give you the new
upright piano at once, move it TO your house with
out any expense to you and you settle the
balance you Please in easy monthly payments
that you will hardly feel. If you wish to get rid
of your old piano and have a one in its place
is the time make the arrangement. Thanks
giving and the holidays will be here and you
will want the piano to entertain your guests
and add to the enjoyment of the winter social
son. Don't put Off In a year from old pianos
may be drug In the market. Take advantage of
the Bradbury Co.'S liberal proposition. Drop postal
to their warerooms, 1925 Pennsylvania avenue or
phone Main 747 and have their representative
call at once and submit an offer for your piano
Many others profting by this golden oppor
tunlty-and you'll regret 1t If you make up your
mind too late to reap the benefit of such an ad
vantageOus proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Dssnsss oeiss 11th Street and Pennsylvania Avsnus
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
n KAUFFMANN, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
National Guard ! Notes.

A large number of enlistment papers have
been received by the adjmant general dur
ing the last few days. and the size of the
guard has been greatly increased by new
recruits.
me Morton Cadets basket ball team will
meet team from the Cuthbert Club in the
Friday next. and theS Corcoran Cadet team
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

FOR s-tLE-DEsIRABLE HOMES ON BEAUTI-
Ti6NABIY TIE 9osT FF bEsnRiBLE RESI-
DENCE sBCTION-HIGH AND HEALTHY
sdSs n Hn b brR TIE IE sE GO SPsE R
IRMhrfRRIp Y .R Me- MOST CONVENIENT TO
$50 OOO-one of the handsomest homes in this sec
sa- ~ ton; elegantly finished; 40 IT. wide.
s2s'ooo-Handsome colonial style house; about IA
80. ~ coehere; lot 5ox1so; 2.story brick stable.
S225oo-Fi Inc double dwelling, 10 rooms, baths
s15Ooo-Desrable corner; u rooms. modern
baths; hot water heat; rooms on first
si5,ooo-Another elegantly situated eo-er; -
her arsb
s,o .oo rooms S. p abaths; the best locstIon;
wsfer m floor baths rs s9t
$40, 750-Probably the best for the price; well
planned; finished throughout In hard
wood; baths. sleeping rooms.
ss'Soo-12 rooms baths; hot water heat; beau
50 ooo-New: ii rooms, tied bath: hot water heat.
ss,5Oo-Hard to beat: II rooms; hot water heat;
81 5oo 20 IT. wide de-; well ELL. Located siatt hot
ss.5oo-west of Columbia road; II rooms; tiled
baths; hot water heat; room Cor stable;
alley.
s7.5oo-New: 10 rooms; tiled bath; first floor
Stone and brick front: 10 rooms; first floor
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS"
S35 ,0o0-The most desirable home on the market in
gantly built by owner for home; lot over
100 TT. front and $50 feet deep: fine
large stable; must be inspected to be
appreciated
s1sooo--Elegant modern brown stone house; II
rooms, baths; lot 25x15o feet; fine
SIS OO0-Elegantly situated. overlooking the city;
IL rooms; lot 5Ox15O feet can be bought
SIC, 5oo-12 rooms; tiled baths: we'll situated
s11 ,5oo-l2 rooms; baths; hot-water heat; good
s11ooo-Wsst Ct 14th st. near car line IL rooms
s1O,ooO-Elegant, newly built 12-room house; large
$9,O0O-Fine 1O-roo house; baths; hot
water heat: lot 19x150.
$9,OOO-Beautiful new Broom house; baths:
hot-water heat; wafnscoated In oak on
ss,ooo-1o rooms; hotwater heat large lot; well
s1.750-A corner. 10 rooms lot 5ox127
$1,000. CORNER; very cheap: $1,000 now
loaned on It: 10 rooms and bath.
$S750-The best corner for the price; sleeping
rooms; rooms on LIST floor: tiled
baths: hotwater heat; lot 41x104; alley
floor: hot-water heat.
S7,5O0-New 10-room house. west 14th ST; lot
1sxl45 feet; 2 stairways.
s7,25O-10 rooms; rooms on list floor; wen sit
se,75o-The best located house for the price: 10
rooms "A on list floor; deep lot; alley
west OF 14th st. near car line.
$7,500-Modern 10-room house west Of 14th ST. ;
lot 50x117 IT.; stable
$7,500-Well located. west Of 14th St: 10 rooms
new; rooms on LIST floor; hot-water
$65OO-one of the best; 10 rooms; 1st-hoor kitch
en-: large lot
$6,20o-A very reasonably priced home for
small family: B stories: rooms tiled
bath: hot-water heat: rooms; 1st-foor
kitchen (reception-haH PLAN; very
desirable street.
S5,700-Attractive 3-story Groom bay-window
brick; stone and brick front; well To-
APPLY FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
ABOvE HOUSES AND COMPLETE LIST OF
HOMES IN ALL LOCATIONS.
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No Tangible Evidence.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Virgins has been politician and an Of
ficeholder.a great many years, has he no? p"
Yes, but Virgins is not what / call a
practical politician. He has never got any
thing out Of It but his salary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
INVESTORS. ATTENTION!
NEW NORTHWEST PROPERTY.
"a, 0O0-RENTING STEADILY FOR S35.

INVESTORS ATTENTION.!
NEW NORTHWEST PROPERTY
$4,0O0-RENTING STEADILY FOR s35
OVER 10o5. -
Can you do better9 Not tumb1e-down "shacks, 81
but new and thoroughly up-to-date. Cabinet
mantels; modern plumbing; dry cellars and large
yards. OWNER WILL ONLY DISPOSE OF
TWO OF THESE PROPERTIES AT SUCH A
Low FIGURE IN ORDER TO RAISE CASH
BETTER LOOK THIS UP.
THAT HANDSOME AND WELLBUILT House
No. 1918 N II. ave-,
Can be bought very low. An unusually well
built house; FINISHED THROUGHOUT IN
HEAVY, SOLID OAK AND MAHOGANY:
very high ceilings: every room a large one;
handsome tiled bath rooms: a bath for servants
In basement: very best system Of hot-water heat
ing; water filter.
special feature Of this house Is fine laws
tory between the different sleeping rooms. Don't
fail to see this house. which could not be built
for the price asked: owner leaving city.
MUST BE INSPECTED TO BE APPRECIATE
ED. APPLY FOR PERMIT.
LOOK AT THOSE ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSES,
1903 to I'LL st. NV, This Is one of the
few opportunities offered to secure a modern
house. well located down town. Attractive and
substantial fronts of brownstone and Roman
brick: stone porch and steps. The arrangement
.7ery wants-parlor. reception hall, dining
room. pantry and kitchen on LIST floor; sleeping
rooms and two modern tiled bath rooms. with up
to-date plumbing and porcelain bath tubs; a dry
cement cellar: hOt-water heat These houses can
be purchased at very reasonable prices and on ac-
commodating terms. Apply for full particulars.
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The Diagnosis.

From the Chicago News.
Patient-"Do you think have the gout7'
Doctor-"Hem! What's your income?'
Patient-"About 50 600 a year"
Doctor-"My dear sir, it's only an ordinary
case of rheumatism"