The Exeter Times, 1880-7-1, Page 8T,
_._.. w osite t:'c hihlo Christine (.
� p thuralr, whore,nftvr
Choice+untlttrE:oulg a thorough examination by Oon-
' stable C1rll,ho was pail) bis "tittle bent" great•
11Y against his wishes and oft•repeatod protesta-
tions. lie hall>;33.111, a piece of tobacco .null, a
a chunk of flint,. In the mending he was re.
lcessd but we nude stand, dill not leave town
u*4ti1 yesterday morning.
A, aeon,—We uudorsta nit that the medical
edict)! is about to tuove his gigautio printing
oi1ii ' into his own premises, which have been
ti+ted up at groat expense for its reception.
The cost of this encttrt ion and of the repairs
, i1e a:try in the b'hilding, is, at is currently
reported on the street, to be taken from a cur -
Itaut $2iewhiclt a certain waited editor oneo
upon- a time reeoivetl'for hie vote, so that in
I reality he will lose' nothing in the way of ex.
1 pease. Tho Reformers are delighted at the
move, as it shows clearly that the medical
editor, who at one time threatened to extermi-
nate the ratio in the -township of Stephen by
means of pistol bullets, has lee whip hand iu
the coueern.
C tnerceux.--Laei Sabbath AM observed
throltghorit the world by special service•t in
commemoration of the organization of sabbath
schools by Robert Raikes. The first eabbath-
school was organized one hundred years ago
by this gentleman, and now almost every child
in the civilized world posy attend them.
The sabbath-schouls are do'ng a noble
work in traiui_g the young, and every sab-
bath -school worker should be encouraged in
his or her labor of love. The day was observed
iu Exeter by special servioas. Iu the morn-
ing au approprtate setilion lois preached by
Rev. G. A. Mitchell, B. A.., and in the after-
noon publie servie was hold in the basement of
the ehurch,at which Rev. Mr. sii.olrull anri Mr.
liilpateiek delivered short addresses. . public
meeting was alio held in the afternoon in the
B. 0. Church.
ROSE OF TRALTtS'E (bong.)
H1ll. E F1SIllt;113 tt
HALF ItiAST HIGH `t
11' HAM' t`
BRITISH LION ,t
WHAT A.•11111 TUE 'WILL,) WAVES,
&o. halve.
COME O'ER THE MOONLIT SES.
Dttet.
nee, 10cents eaelr. sena postpaid onreretpt
or riets. Also in at ek J tus!se's ieneieet oate-
eeiam trice 1:i cent•,. t z nny's lot Velt.oity
L'to deem, -st sn•inrd every w here as a uo"u , of
aegearmg ,aeitciwy slue rattitttty iu tingering
Maus kotln atoekfsu1.^17,1-ied to _order.
eT, 4.A ITU '.f-,
Rook taller, Main fitr?et, Reefer, ('nt•
•
'be Exeter
TIiURS1» Y, JUI,Y 1, 188(1
LOCAL NEWS.
The Te talc Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.,
win Feud their otplebrh.tea Electro -Voltaic 11 ens to
tits atni.;ted upon 31 dnga trial. Speedy aures
gaara.ntv.ad. ft,ay mean what they say. Write
to them
ILvunoLrrxr,auew remedy foreonsmnption,
for ,;a`0 at 0..Lutz s Centred Drug Store.
8ti.kv fly -paper and fly -Powder et Central
Drag Store.
The only place in town for children's earl -
ages end velocipedes is at Chas. Eaorett's. Call
a:td see them. -
13est machine oil at E. H. • Spackman's.
P et Ofiiee Block.
. . Best machine oil at E. H. Speakman's.
Post Office Block.
GivrNG t:P nitN1TenE Bi sxNEas.—Auatiou
sale of feruiture every Wednesday at J, Draw's
until iia preseut stook of furniture is disposed
of. Undertaki:tg carried on as usual.
Te -DAY is a holiday, "and don't you forget
ACCIDENT TO ' IsAAo Oaucin n: On .111onday
last our excellent baudrnaster,3Ir. Isaac Crock-
er, passed through a terribly trying ordeal,
He was engaged itt drilling through a heavy
it. ceetilt„ iu Messrs. John ;Moro at t ou's foun-
dry, ,tine hole was ueeessiully drilled, and
ae he was placing the pasting in position to
To -DAs is the l'islt anniversary of Canada's drill the second he semi -embraced the rapidly
birthday as a ra ion. whirling drill His brace cougltt in the keeper,
end in the twiukling of an eye, before any
one andel .each lum, leis vest and shirt ware
DENIAN'ua fire company had their engine
out for p.ttotice ou Friday evening last. She
throws a good stream.
Beet:a roN.—Yt s�ertlay an excursion to
London over the L. H. et D. R. took place.
Very few went fro n Exeter.
$tt:rAwls.—On Wedno.,day of last week, a
horse wh:o:i was i:d in front of Itfr. Grigg's
b.)oles:o:e ran away. ,No damage was done be
yone :he breaking of a shaft.
PULPIT CBANGE.—ilev. illr. Thomas, of Clin-
t ,n,will o3en;ty tile pulpit in thelBible Christian
Churcli next Sunday, and Rev. Mr. Webber
will preach in Clintou.
Sr. Jot 's DAs.—On Thursday last., St.
John's, the Freemasons of 'this to , and
other places wet,t to Goderich wirer he cor-
ner -stone of the Episcopal Church z s laid.
Foe LNaua.Ncu (Jo netetzs.—On Monday
Lest, a man was in town snaking a survey for
the beuafit of insurance companies. We doubt
if ho will find many towns which offer such
uniformly good risks as Exeter.
RseaPrxoN MEETING.—To-morrow evening
(Friday) there will be a meeting of tbo :mem-
bers of the Methodist Church and congregation
to welcowe their new minister, 13ev. AIr.Gundy,
to his new field of labor. No doubt a very en-
joyable time will be spent.
GARDEN PARTY.—A garden party was heIc1',in
Dr. Hvudmau's beautiful;,groands on Tuesday
evartiugmiler ier the auspices of theEngliah0bnrch
La lies' AN 8 iciety.. There was a good attend-
ance and all enjoyed themselves. The pro-
eeeds atnouute,l to•nearly$40..
A Goon APPOIrtvSIL+NT.—The many friends
of Mr. E. P. Westall, stepson of Mr. J. Fish-
burn, will be pleased to learn 'that he has been
appointed by the Minister of Agriculture, Hen.
Mr. Pops,as In pector of eattle at Puint Ed-
ward. The salary, we believe, is a good one.
stir. Westall was a student with Mt. Fish-
barn.
Trrraowv,—On Tnesday evening last, a boy
who was claretl to ride a horse owned by Mr.
John Willis. which will allow no one to rideit
for any distance. The boy was brave and
mounted the egnine, but was no sooner seated
on its back than he was pitched to the ground,
amidst tite eau. h er of the onlookers. He
serumbled tip and tried to joiu in the laugh,
b it he et,taltht't Laugh worth a cent.
SOUTH Ilvnox AOaIUIILTIIRAL SOOIETY.—At a
meeting ea the Dtreetors of the South Huron
and Stephen and tUsborneAgricultural Soot -
ties held at Kippeu on Tuesday of last week, it
was decided to Nolle the fall show at Exeter en
Monday and Tuesday, September 20 and 21.
The prize list in to ho increased this year
about $170, the principal additions being made
to stock prises. The Exeter society give tete
sum of $70() towards the prize het, being $50
more than the last year the show was held
here,
IP Pon Tan Nxetri'. –Uii 112ontlay labt there
ru rived in.teem, apretty Hoot ty-lookingindivid-
.rrd, who created onnsidereble annoyance at
comm of the bash'. In the evening Oonetablo
till kiudly ouutlet:tett hin>, to the banding op -
$8,000 additional machinery and give employ -
meat to at least 150 itande, the corporation
will have power to collect the amount, and if
they carry out their agreement in the time
mentioned, the proprietors will be relieved
front all claims.
l'nrtstnsrATroN —On Tuesday evening last
the Rev. ti, k., Mitchell, 73, A. • was made the
reohtiont of a purse and the following address
on the eve of his departure for Unrriston,
whither he went yesterday :
RESPECTED PASTOR AND FRIEND,—
We in tete name of the congregation
of the 0. M. Chut•oh, or:. Exeter, beg to avail
otn•selros of of this oppoetutrity of manifesting
net only onr high anpreciation ofyour servicot
rendered here, but also of expressing our deep
regret at your removal from amongst ns. As
a pastor and religions instructor, yen have
shown a very great interest in the spiritual
welfare of all who have had the most remote
claim to your attentiuu. 'While you have by
precept, faithfully instructed and admonished
as in our ditty to one another and to God, you
have by your uniform kindness, impel tiality
and sympathy, won our affeetibnate regard
and esteem; we are assured that espeoially the
children feel that they are losing in you a kind
and loving friend. We now bog you to acoapt
of this small present, as being merely a slight
token of our respeet for you, and also as 0 tan-
gible evidence of our appreciation of your in-
valuable services. One earnestadosire is, that
Providence may continuo so smile upon you
and your amiable partner iu life; and that
even greater SUCCOR than you have realized in
this pince,`may ever attend your efforts through.
sabsegnent life—end thongh we ere now called
neon IP bid you a sorrowful farewell, yet WO
feel cheered to remember, that we all have the
privilege, of one day, enjoying:the happiness of
meeting and greeting exalt other in that home
above, where the sorrow of parting will be felt
no more.
(Signed) IL SELDON,
iu behalf of the congregation.
Br reference to our advertising minium this
week, it will be noted that our old friend. Perry
Davis' Pain Killer appears in costlier apparel
than it has,worn for a long time pact. 'i'his
splendid advertisetnentis well ethloulated to both
(eetch the eye and convince the mind. We
know of no better eeidence in favor of an arti-
ole than the writteu testimony of so many
well-known citizens, especially men who speak
from long experience, as these do in favor of
the Pain -Killer. Messrs. Perry Davis it Son
st Lawrence inform us that they are compelled
to renew their advertising, not because the
Pain -Killer is losing a whit of its popularity,
but to caption the public against the already
numerous and constaurdy increasing number
of base imitations, and other tra•:hy mixtures,
which aro being sold in this maeket ; many of
them without merit and only intended to soll
on the reputation of the genuine Pain -Killer.
torn completely front his body. One of It has become a oomtuou prtutice ill Canada
of late among a "certain alaab" of dealtt s, to
keep in stock "everything," if its "onlycheap;"
particularly in the mediciue line ; and in a
little white they have a large collection of
those imitation articles which they subetitute
for the genuine, whenever a customer aunts
along 'green enough" to allow it. An honest
dea'er ought to realize his position batter, a••d
not on ally account recommend au al tutlO to a
fallow-bciug, or iufidenee him iu any way itt
buyiug an article he knows nothing about,
except that it pare a good profit. Careleesnes,
.in chis may cost a life, and no an has a right
to so trine with matters of such great import-
ance. Perry Davis' Pain -Kilter has been be-
fore the nubile for so many years, and has
steadily grown:in. public favor, till we are sat-
isfied there is no better cure for our thf.nsaud
little ills than Perry Davis' Paiu-killer, and we
heartily reeommeud it.
Ids arms was batlly,hrnisod, but fortuuately
u•tt•daueerously. It was a narrow escape ;
au.t Me. ('rocker's many friends will be glad
wheu he fully recovers the use of his right arm.
slams Jonrnal. Mt. Crocker's many
friends in Exeter will also be glad to here of
his cumi,iltte recovery.
Nu Mone FRSE Purrs —The Guelph Mer-
cury has put its foot down on the free adver-
tising system, aanounci.tg the departure in
the following notice :—'All notices appearing
in the columns of this paper calling attention
to public meetings or enteitainulents,religious
services, cricket or baseball matehos, or to any
bnsiuess mutter, will be iuserted only as ad-
vertisements, and ehar;;ed at special rate,.
No distinction will be made in this class of
notice" The above rule, if a.to1)•ei by all
newepapers, would be of great bt.netlt to there
The practice is dying out among all respectable
jampals, and there is no reason why it should
be kept aiiie. A newspaper is private pro-
perty just the same its a store or a carriage
factory, and people would think it very cheeky
to enter a dry geode. et ere and bay a suit of
clothes and then ask'th'e merchant to throw in
a silk dress for the outtomer's wife, or to pur-
chase a lumber wagon' and ask for the present
of a carriage.
TIIREATXING LETTER. --A yelaug man in
town has handed ns the following copy of a
letter which he received the other day. It ex-
plains itself, at least ,vo suppose it does :—
June 27 1880
A klA.tnsoezx TusTluoaiAL.—The following,
which we clip from the Guelph Mercury, will
bo interestiug to the Methodists of Exeter,
as it relates to their new pastor, Rev. Mr. buu'e, and t.hey slid beat it up in good
Gundy :—"The Rev. J. R. Gundy who has for ejrape as nobody can deny, trio night
the past three years hold the exulted position being ail fiat could be desired and the
of pastor of the 0. M. Church, was entertained cc. wd equal to the night, you can easi-
to n farewell strawberry festival in the church ly imagine wise a rand time we bad,
on Thursday evening, the nth inst. T;ie re- t•re violin was tunedaud they were soon
freshments were served in the vestry, after in the beau of eltjtyment, some dancing
which the intellectual an musioai part began others playing games. The hones pas-
iu the ohureh by Mr. Graham taking the chair sod pleasantly and quickly away until
and calling on the Rev John Campbell, 13. A., we were stopped to be refreshed with
to open with prayer, and the choir to sing a gond things provided by our genial Must,
selection ofinneie. Perhaps the most inter-
pwho tsrever ready to patronize
patronized
and he
arinees
eating part was tho presentation to Mr. Gandy
dance, �hae,ithis being overt y bat they
again ire
by Mr. J. S. Louden, on behalf of the oougre
rutll e, the spurts Until twee stria
gallon, of a gold headed cane, and a silver haute when each returned to their
humps satisfied they had spent a very
pleaea,rlt evening.
t, ISPO
H A G GE R T & C o H R N
rampton
..i
4�tt�.,;.d to E.4.‘
.ia� oS win-tttla ,%;xi. nL.►'t
Agricultural
IMPLEMENT WORKS.,
1� LR, ' v- FL v- ' it _T: rj.`
IIas been appointedAgent. for the sale of the fullowiug articles 1i' ulnfacturtxl Ity
St. Thomas and Brampton Agrieultural Works :
.(reproved Royce Reaper,
,ys� �*y , ;y
{".' GxtS, �i�%� 16f'i11! � �3aL � tf�'t�`u rt�Ew' 6f'.�.�+, �t:�"
TIGER HAY RAKE,
THE COBNELL STEAM ENGINE I+'O.Iv THRESHING.
NACfIN. S.
the
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These are all Warranted, and have gained a wide repntatinn, S•ttisfact•ion guivanteetl, or
no sale. Any repairs fur any of the above implements eau be obtained from Mr. Verity.
Winchelsea,
NARROW Esc/in.—The following
which we clip from the Seafortll Sun,
has referent's) to a sort of 11r. Gotlboln,
of tl:is plume—Oa blurlday eveuing last
a young nom ilatutud .l.t. G,tdbolt,iu the
employ of Messrs. Smith & Most, was
ant boa Ling un the darn at It gmoud-
title 111 company with Jr, Sn fret, uheu
the boat upset, ltrecipi stt ug both into
the water. Gotlb•,It could not swim
told before 5hnitl, could cutne to his its-
Sitildiptle be had Boole twice ; and but
f r ulit.t's brave efforts to resent; hini
ire would have assuredly bceu drown-
ed.
liiddalph.
OsrruAns.—Ou M today of last week.
Daniel I-lugau, of this townehip died
at the early age of 86 yeare. Deceased
was sutlel, eeteetntd by all his acquaiut-
allces. Hts funeral on the following
\\'cduesday was the largest .ever seen
iu Biddutph, over 200 couveyauot.s
leaving the house and 180 following
the remains t,, the Catholic cemetery
at Lucan. The friuit•al sena es were
conducted by Bev. Father Kelly, of
(Mit, and an impressive and feeling
mer wan preached by Father Con/10113y.
Mr. ligan was married to a sister of
Joho au(1 Riehitrd Fat mer, of Exeter.
He leaves a eife it,A1 small family, who
are fortunately ttunlrly provided ler.
1•iensall.
Helens HEATING.—Ou"Thursday last
some of Mr. John ,Etefferune' friends
gathered tugetoer to sptttd a few hours
enju)ment and help to heat up his new
Dzer. Sin servioe to Mrs. Gundy, by Mrs. James Brown,
You never cotne to me to see whet I weld on behalf of tete lady portion of the oongrega-
rle your washing for or what von weld pay and tion. Both presentations where accompanied
know you have taken them from me and given
me anny warning botore now I will tell you if by a very fine address testifying to the many
you give them to anm body eleo with out letten excellent virtues of the rev. gentlemen and
rue know first why and what you woltl give and his esteemed tady. Mr. Gundy, on behalf of
all about it but you did not ante i tell you if himself and Mrs. Gundy, matte a very feeling
reply, in which he expressed his sense of the
fidelity with whish his people had ever rallied
round hum here. Mr. Gundy has been an earn -
yon give them to her this weake with out
warning me first the reson as I whits Washing
by the in nrth you will pay me one moths
cooly it shall cot you moor then the Washing
if yon had told me what you weld do then I
might have been able to tell what I weld do est, zealous worker in the cause of religion
but you did not but I want you to etude it here, and his labors have been fraught with
threw and you will pay for it you jest give it much good. He oarrios with him the best
to her this weak von lied not think I ham cotn-
l)ulod to do your wasuing but I will have more
esteem of a large eirclo of friends embracing
of your mead dirty tricks I can tell you if I
had dun such n thing you wold want the re -
son now corn and give yours and in due time
and their she may have them and she will sate
you much boiler I Lupe,
Tale AGREEMENT wxTu LADLEY Jc WArrr,Ess.
—A report has been pot in circulation that the
council has agreed to exempt the faatory from
ta'es.;'1'he following agreement witioll has been
entered into by tiro c xtncil with La;11ey and
1'Wanloss contradicts the report :—That abouue.
of $4,500 be granted to Joseplp. Latlley and
Dtvid Wahines, providing that they increase
thecapacity of the old factory tili•eef, id, and,
employ at least 20 hands within the ensuing
year ; and that they will in the seentgperiod
build 0brink building 50x100 feet, and furnish
the same inn workmanlike manner, and to
lit the same with $4,000 worth of: machinery
in addition to the old fantory. They hese
agree as soon es the $4,0ft0 and (moveyahce of
site are handed over to them, to eicmito a first.
mortgage to the aoporatinn for $4, 600 ,on the
old and new factory, and if nt the extpi• etion of
five years, from' date of giving them a convey-
. atm nuts littudiug these $4,000,thcy fail to add
every denomination in the town. His next
charge will be dueler, in the Coauty of
Huron.
ITaborne.
Baoi' ee.—A few evenings ago a
.couple of Stephen voting ladies went
to the residence of an' Usborne farther,
under ,the pretence of eeelting work. Tt
is reported that the good man of the
house fired a pistol at the damsels,
knowing that they , were not really
wanting work. This should be a
warning` to lad tee lint to venture out
ou such visits after night.
Stephen.
'On Thnttday a young man earned
Peter Croft, of the G'tshen Line,. gilt
hie leg broke while attending It barn
raieirtg at Jacob Buttner is, in the town.
Ishii) of Hay.,
llay.
ET$IOS
£1710 IZEtaleWEZ,4.
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Raving purchased the Boot rind Pike ;min of
W. 31. T'rott,we arta now offer to tee Paylie one of
tiro
3est an Cheapest Stocks
of ready _made work ov,'r t:tthcretl in Exeter. \Vo
wit ld els,, retuirtu tho,.o itt :at,t of Arst-oils :,
Bonze-t,tatle•ll,t„tsr,trt't Slreee, towed anti r et4goct,
that -:ve can supply theta witu zvliat will give sat-
israetion.
Eepairing done at 1 +west rntos and sati ttactien
gnar•tutated. Call .end ver f,,•• pnnraulves. non'
forget the phaco--iteaurtrtt's Irick.
C. EACRETT. 1 lt. ABRAHAM.
Exeter, February 19,18Sa. Om.
R- -^^_-.. :ii'1 "'T"i.^ gig171.." ..,.3TA=1IMISTaCI[L9
line bete een con. 4 atul li. Mr. Hey -
rock rats authorized te let a j•.b of
deepettine a flitch between lets 5 and
6 S. R. W. aid of grading the rend nn
side Zine between lute 20 and 21. The
nounelt adjtturrte;d to meet on theitirst
r Monday in August.
B. Fos'EB,
Clerk.
AcclnE1v2.-011 Sunday last, tho.27t11
,inst., as Alice illabt-1,the youngest ciltild
of Mr. R. Eacrtati in eomeaey ,n°itvtr S
or 4 other little girls, the eldest of
whom in about 11 yrs. of age it 118 in
the'act of climbing over it f Mee fell,
kuooking down a heavy rail on her,
breaking the lets tt 1111117 OboVii the knee.
'1'hey were terribly frightone.l,. parti-
cularly so when they found 81 a wa•6
not able to walk. They contrived
some how to get her back over the
fence and eart'y her a few rods, no
doubt cot tributittg, thonrxh uninten-
tionally to her snfferinut. Gettig tired
they concluded to let Mr. Et+creat• know
of the ncoideut, who i nnedintely hur-
ried to iter assistit.tice, melte foul(' the
little suffer crying heartily. He at
once carried iter horse. a dihltauce of
over half a mile; ,and denptatcited her.
Martin to Zurich for Dr.-Bneharan.,
who arrived in due time and stet the
ittjnred limb. She is doing as well an
can bo expected under tate circum-
stances anti is hoped that w;'l'il skilful
treatment and care it will not he many
weeks till she ie able to lee around ogeiin.
Tho little 000 although not'5 years of
Age, used to ttOOttnPany her slater •o
erliool, where she soon •bef!htlne a great
,Favorite with her little playmates who
expressed the greater sorrow Friel sym-
pathy for her, and on their way home
from school on the following Monday
called to eee her.
KIoicnn BY A HORSE.—On Friday
last, Ivir, Philip Rader, south boundary
of thin township, was plowing in one of
his fields, the thunder storm coming
up forced hire to give up, and while.
iu the sot of unhitching his team from.
the plow, one of the horses, a young
one, jtitt started to work., and it is
supposed from not being much heed to
persons going about its heels,let flywitli
both heels striking Mr. Rader in the
stomach. Drs. Browning and Eileen -
non was called on to atteud him. Ile
died ou Sunday.
Oona of REVISInIt AND &TEAr,.—
The Council suet pursuant to adjourn-
ment on Saturday, June 19th. Moved
by Mr. Moritz, Seconded by Mr. Chart-
ers, that farther changes be made lir
the Ascessmeut R111 as iollowe — 4Vtn.
Broderick reduced $2110, S. E. cr lot
12 con 9; lot 12 con 8, w,l of w 15;
oon 8, and w pt 11 con 15 be taken
from Noah Bechtel and aeseseed to
Samuel Rennie, w+ of n# lot 25, con
10, clld. to W, Waiper mud e . 18, cora
4 to John Corbett.---Crtr•rfeti. Moved
by Mr. Kalbfleiscb, seconded by Mr,
Charters, that the •Ocurt of Revision
tor 14380 be now closed
After adjournment the Council mot
ou the call of the Reeve, the pfinci-
pal bueinees being as follows.---lvinved
end seconded, that .1, 0'I3rine be mod
$27, fog building a eridge• on ISliud
Devon.
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The Bible Christian Chetah `i this
place wee struck by lightning n$ Fri•• f
day, but fttrtuntttely no great . amage
was ,.dmle beyond knocking two small
holes in the roof and injuring the coil-
ing a little.
.Acca»3aNr. —On Friday last, as Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Iioln,an, of Devon,
were driving clown the linable Hill, a
short distance from Olandeboye; ou
thole• way !mine from Ltnodou.. 50110
portion of the harness gave way and
.allowed the buggy to strike against the
hgrses beets nod causing it to rne at a
terrific speed do ton the hill. Mt'. Hole
man was thrown upon the read, and
the horse cnntinned his furious pace
lentil near Clnntiob,oye, when dales Hol-
man slipped frotu the seat aid reactietl
ont'and caught the lines, which very
old the front hart of tete buggy. iti a
short tithe she succeeded in getting the
horse stopped: i once then retltruell
to the bridge and found Mr. Holman
lying hteel:eible from his •felt. He was
placed in the bnggy and (Liven borne.
We itne glad 1e' learn that his . irt,juries,,
though painful' are not likely it) refiut;,
eciiouely.