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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27

"a dollar a-day," said 1.
lie took no notice Of my impertinent
interruption. He did not seem to hear
it, though he stopped short in what he
was saying, and abruptly exclaimed:
"Miss Annie, l mus leave the farm
early tomorrow morning, too early to
hope to see you. have spent here the
six happiest weeks Of my life. l ney-
er knew what life might be before, and
now that-.''
The conclusion Of this sentence was
cut OFT by the most furious outbreak of
barking and cackling combined, accom-
panied by distracted cries Of "Han-
nah! Hannah !" from aunt Myra. Il
rushed to her assistance, and succeeded
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27

in capturing and carrying off in dis
grace the cause of the disturbance,
vicious little terrier, who had found
some means of getting into the poultry
yard, and was making sad havoc among
the broods of ducks and turkeys.
The next morning after breakfast,
cousin John asked Inc if I would ride
with him again. consented, Of course,
feeling a little surprised, for he always
devoted his mornings to work. He
turned his horses head down the mill
road, and after few common place
remarks about the beauty Of the morn
ing and the scenery, he sank into en-
tire silence but this was not so unu-
sual with him as to excite in me any
speculation with regard to its cause.
When we came to the fallen tree we sat
down as before and then cousin John
began to speak.
"Annic," said he, in such strange,
forced voice tEat it frightened me
[ thought at first that he was angry
with me-that | lad offended him in
some way ; "Annie," he went on,
with a little hesitation-"I have made
u promise-undertaken q charge which
is difficult to execute. l must speak
to you upon matter where a third
PERSONS Intervention is embarrassing,
and had better speak at once, that |
may keep my word honorably. Hamp-
ton wished very much to see you again
before he went away he had much to
say to you that he felt unwilling to
write; he tried to say it yesterday, but
was interrupted. In shot (and here
cousin Johns manner grew more cold
and severe jim short, he loves you,
and wishes to make you his wife but
felt so much discouraged by something
in your manner yesterday, that he dares
not see you again, or write until 1 can
give him some hope Of an answer ia
vorable to his wishes. l ought in just
ice to him, say that l have great re-
spect for his character and talents, and
think he would make you very happy,
if-you love him.
Cousin John stopped, waiting for an
answer but none came.
81 must write to him, Annie "
said he, "and what shall l say?"
Still no answer, till at last it came,
in violent, irrepressible sobs-no tears,
only those choking sobs. ss
"Annie what is the matter? My
dear Annie! what have said Dear,
little Annie! My ovn Annie!"
Then came the tears-a full flood
but they were wept on his breast, and
his hand wiped them away. l do not
know what answer cousin John wrote
to Mr.. Hampton but after all l do
not think he could have been made
unhappy very long, for he had only
known ME six weeks.
! always loved the country and
cousin John thinks, under Aunt Myra's
training, I shall make the very best Ct
farmers certainly the happiest.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-27

PLEASANT DREAMS. French writ
er has said that to dream gloriously,
you must act gloriously while you are
awake and to bring angels down to
converse with you in your sleep, you
must labor in the cause Of virtue during
the day.
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l. O G. AL N E w S .


PROPERTY IN MUsoATINE.-The aggregate
valuation of real and personal estate in this city, as
we learn from the returns of the City Assessor is:
Old limits, s2,2o2 SOC; embracing new limits, 81
6s6,072.
W- The quantity of freight is constantly
growing on our wharf. AT present the boats come
so heavily freighted from above that it is almost
impossible to ship a single box or barrel for St.
Louis. Block Co., Forwarding Commission
Merchants, have been trying to ship $50 barrels OF
mess pork and quantity of wheat for several days
but for reasons stated above, have been unable to
send but about half of it. The Blackhawk took on
board over 800 sacks wheat so bales hay, and other
freight for below this forenoon. Should there be
good crops this season more than as many more
boats will be required to carry the produce which
will literally pour into our river towns from the
country. t...
~ Workmen have been for some days
at work on Second street. between Iowa Avenue
and Pappoose creek. The dirt washing down from
Iowa Avenue, had accumulated several inches deep
above the regular grade and, as consequence, the
water, during every considerablesrain, overhowed
the side walks in that locality. The work now in
progress will remedy this difficulty to some extent
If it don't rain! The cutting down of all the
streets foot or So and the extension OF the capac
ty of the CUTTERS with due regard by business
men to the accumulation Of dirt in front of their
business places, might be regarded as considerable
improvements.
FouNp DRowNED.-The body of man
was found floating in the river, Sunday, by two
young men while crossing and taken ashore just
below the round-house. He was probably So years
old-had on dark pants, black overcoat, and check
shirt. In his pockets found Is cents change,
a small key, and ticket for cabin passage on the
steamer War Eagle to Rock Island also couple
of memorandum books which cannot be read until
dried. 1t was presumed the body had been in the
water some time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17
THE INT ELLI6. .FlNCER

TnE good people ofSt. Anthony are having a
good deal of sport over proposed balloon
ascension got,up by one Wilson, who was to be
the seronaut in chief, assisted by Augustus Cro-
futt of the st. Anthony Netes. Augustus feel.
ing considerably elated, and wishing to do the
fair thing, sent an invitation to young lady
to ascend with him, who, we understand, acccp-
ted. A sentimental young gentleman, learning
of her determination, addressed her the follow
ing lines
'tForbear, sweet girl, the task forego,
And thus our anxious troubles end;
That you will mount full well we know
Butgreatly fear you'll ne'cr descend.
.:Whcn angels see mortal rise,
So mild, so beautiful and fair,
THEY'LL WOO her spirit to the skies,
And keep their angel. sister there"
BY some means or other the above lines fell
under the eye of another gentleman friend of
the young lady, who knew Augustus Caesar
"like a book and who at once put tho finish>
ing touch upon them, thus:
"That graceless chip with whom you fly,
Despite Of all you do or say,
When sailing in the upper sky,
Will get you in the milky way"
AN Alderman having grown enormously fat
while in Office, wag wrote on his back
"Widened at the expense Of the corporation"
WE heard lawyer and doctor disputing
00OuE q Dill q lellCW owed OOtu Oh l0SH 14S
was only able to pay one and left it for them to
settle which should have it "Why, ought to
have the money, of course" said the lawyer, 81
saved him from going to the penitentiary."-
.Well," said the doctor, 81 saved him from
going to hell! 1t is needless to add who got tho
money.
SEVERAL nice young gents went to the resi-.
dence ofa young dsmsel few evenings since to
give her screnade. After some time, the ser
want stepped out, and walking up to one Of
them, exclaimed, ''My friend, the folks are all
a>bed; you cant get a cent here Tonight"
An actress, contemporary with Talma, and
somewhat distinguished for her excellence in
male characters, once said to him, "Do you
know that one half the audience, verify be.
lieve, take me for a MANI" "Dout be alarmed"
was the brusque answer, 'the other half know
to the contrary"
a exchange, in speaking of the treatment a
police officer received from drunken woman
whom he was endeavoring to take to jnil, says
she kicked and cuffed him around as freely as
if he had been her husband.
''WoS' Ego, TThcy?" said negro boy to the
mule he was trying to drive; "feel grand, do
youH S'pose you've forgot that your father was
a iacSasS."
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THTNGs no REMEMBER.

PLEASE RENIEMBER.-Tlat these Specifies are entirely
harmless Instances cases Babies may use
them, children them, the aged, nrr invalid
PLEASE REATEaIDER.-That thousands Of The most gift
ed andntegent minds in this country and Europe have
long since given in their nterence to Homeopathy and
employ exclusively in NIL Of diseases for themselves
and families.
PLEASE RENIESfBER.-Tint not only in long Standing
oil complaints but in recent and violent diseases Of the
most dangerous character Homeopathy has proved
periorlty to any other system in repeated trials.
PLEASE REMEAIBEli.-ThRt Homeopathy is sustained.
from Its theories and doctrines, but from its daily
hourly success in curing the sick and arresting disease
PLEASE REMEAIDEETat it Is the little ills that lead
to great tits itle ailments that neglected
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE iBER.-That you may have It in your
power promptly and pleasantly arrest such complaints
the beginning, and thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE iRENtEMBER.-ThRt this system saVea YOU the
struggling forcing and deception used get
clncs taken by children, al rays
PLEASE REMEMDER.-That the evil results Of such
struggles generally than oyerbaauce all good that
may be done by the medicines thus given.
PLEASE REMEAiBER.-ThRtH Humphreys system OF 10.
mGoyatbc Specifics ivCss the private practice the sys-
tam of allerplccy and intricacy, that every body
them.
PEBASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the cure of a:single chronic
allment such as Piles Cararrh, Headache Salt Rheum
will more than ten times pay the cost of a case.
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two four dollars invested
in OF Specific Remedies, will return many times It's
value you every year In freedom anxiety, preven
ton of disease, and absolute relief.
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New FALL and V5VS7inter Goods


N n
4vtx, snl
hel d C1ysI
he mos auunl heape rhJ sue Jpe,e6
n 25
AS corl
uteyl naag
le is.suw
a uaMyua
ct: rrn
per also r d BRUISED Rugs or
ALEX. HFgyNTAN.
NnyiSsya
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PRICES.

Full set 20 large walls in morocco case and as 90
Full set 90 large walls in plain 4 90
Case OF Is numbered boxes and book. q On
Case of any numbered boxes and book,...... 1 m
Single numbered boxes, with directions. pr
Single ettered, boxes with directions. 20
Large plantation PHYSICIANS cage o. 90
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family should be these invaluable curattves
They the only remedies perfectly aianted for ossfic
and ErlT1te use With them the parent armed and res
pared the irst HpprOach Of disease,
Mt the threshold and keen It at bay A rihe OF medcIne
directed In the first hours Of dsease
that which by DELAY can only be relieved y ong and teII
ons hours ct suffering Il at ALL With these ut hand You
are not Obliged to await the coming that oFten
rs well expeneive luxury doctor; nor to be IFIgc ~
potsoned or bistered bed but yourself ainIster
the simple specific and restore the rudy current Of life
health There cannot only no injury ariss
any from their use but the general influence
s oeYond all question, most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent Tor m. S.,a -.
remedies, in every oomnluutyi * Tho TT,s e.
Address, DIP. HUbfRIREYS d co
NO. OBJ Broadway, New York
sa-sola sy H.4RooKINa, AGENT, vhseltsg. ns44-ay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17
GASES AND CuRES
DYSPEPSIA

young lady Of &c had been troubled indigestion for
several months render great necessary in the
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with water, nm unpens-
ant heavy loadlke sensation inher stomach contin1n
for hours frequent headaches consuated and
depressed mental csndti0n. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning night in less than a
week almost symptom of her disease vanished
and she. felt like new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years, strong
constitution, had lately been good deal with ni-
gestion weak stomach, coated tongue bad
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrling in
head so uchso as to render his riding in carriage,
even mounting emnence, quite dangerous After trying
several things Intellectually he Dysrepsia Pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn
ing works Ike charm, relieving all his vertigo
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OUR REMEDIES ~. MAIL.

Look over the list, up case OF what kind Won
and enclose the current stamps
the medicine Will be duly returned by express free
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EREIGHTS WEsTWARD.


Freghts OF all descriptions CA be forward
from Philadelphia New York; Boston Baltimore to
any points the Kali Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana
illinois, Wisconsin, IoEa or Missouri By Rail Road direct
with Steamboats, by which Goods forwarded to anv
port the Ohio NIuskngun, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
berlaud, Illinois Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland anusky AMI
Chicago with Steamers to all ports the
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers "nrusttng transportation of
Its speedy transit.
TIKI RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West nv
the Pennsylvania Rail Road ut all times as GEUOrHLis
as Gre charged by ether r. II. Companies.
t Be particular to mark packages WA PRSSG r. r
Merchants III the West ordering goods the East will
do well to direct them to be shipped by his Route.
Parties attending to their shipments from the Fast
will find 1t to their interest to call the Agents this
COMPANY nt following places before Shipping
addressed to either Of them the subject eiShts will
meet with prompt attention.
E. ]. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAw & Rooms, 50 North Street Baltimore.
LIZ CHE Co, Eo2 Aston House,or No1 s. Vim. st. Y
LEIGH & Co., No. 81 Kilhy Street, BOSTON.
II. II. HOUSTON, CENT Fteight 4 ut. Philadelphia
L. L. .H0UPT, CENT Ticket A5t, Phflad lnhIa
THos. A. SCOTT, Gent Sup't, Altoona, Pa iun1
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HUMPRI.REYs,
RoM@opATnIc.R

ISPFlCTETCtE INHEFF1Hp APESTeGaar1NEra TNTy1ea
stand head mean. for ts use
dangerous repusve OF qsoksFy or I'D school
practice, or e ntrIeatS
perpeSn1 the usual books
diseases which they related put up in the form
of simple sugar pellets and prepared
dangerous or disgusting, they form Id one he ready
source nurEe arc the comfort ofiie
complSinlng or invalid.
before oorabined in anv popular reueeS bey are
injury can arise from their use Thoy are siuPB
you always take, and how IT, They
are coSyEEKST you give the proper Sugar PHI
moments warning without hesitation delay. They
in thousands Of eases disease arrested once
and the mite cures at the moment what the pound could not
Afterwards have relieved
ron, an 5c,rrr,yr,rr, 51,1,,r1rIpc
LloI= VI oFECltlO .hEMEDIES
| No. L. FeDsr .IotIs-Por Fever 1obyeston and Imam
nation of all kinds -
| No. @ POyH Pi{s-For Worm Fever Worm Collie Wet
ting the Bed
No. s. BtLbUs EoiYs-Fer Cloltc CRYING TaetbIog and
WakfeuIuess, aud Nervousness of adults
No. a. Didrrhpn PiILsNFor DiaTrha,a oholer. 1nfsr.
| tum and Summer Complaint
No. 8. Dysante5.y T'is-Ror Colc eripinss Dy.entery
\ or Bloody Flux.
No. 6. Cdoler0 PiHS-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Vomiting.
l. No. I. Cough PLksFor Coughs Colds, uoarsenesS In
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PILES.

clergyman Of the baptist Church. well kpon In rno,
writing to have been for time seriously
afflicted with bleeding plies and have regarded my case MS
your medicine tPile specifc) and cured I have no
obligation"
gentleman of years, well favorably known at
Celhi Delaware county Newly orl had been marty to the
piles tor twenty Sometimes excessive hemor
rhage pain and SUFFERING he reduced verge Of
the grave he had dragged miserable exis-
tenesa confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business
nd lie almost burden 1t is needless add that he had
tiled all sorts OF remedies from all doctors little
purpose He consulted me two years and
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve and since never had
serious turn of piles From the first month up to year
past he had occasionally symptoms his old complaint
but few doses of the Pile Pills wonld dispense n AMI for
more than past he has been entirely well the piles
Inellalne. "
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end overcome
which, If moi
died, end IL
lieVO Il the
Bure9G. rem.
world, in ali
euIery mud.
In nhfRhPom
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Pianos, MclOdeOns, and every kind of mustcaIinstru
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted this establishment. nov5
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In connection with the above, keep every kind of
acknowledgements and musical merchandise generally
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TR ORR ATIO5N
and Ohio Rail Road
81
SUMMER. 4 iS:RA NGFMENT.

NAnd after 18th April 1862 tao passenger
" Trains viii Ge run daily follows:
Pirst The Great Southwestern, Louis Cincinnati Co
lumbus, Wheeling, Benwood, baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily l1l0 A. NJ arriving
in Baltimore Hti:50 "A. NJ, connecting with
Eastern and Southern cities Returning Baltimore
$50 A. NJ, connecting Sotiwest4rn
and Northwestern Express This only stops meals
and supplying engine with fuel and Waters
Second--The Northwestern, oIeveand Chicago st. Louis,
indianapolis. Dayton Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
daily excent Saturdays at 1915 p NJ. aud arrives alti
more ut p AZ, connecting Eastern
and Southern cities Returning leaves baltimore at T2u
A. NJ and arriving at BenEood atI:50 Wheeling
berland.
Wheeling and ounlberlnnl Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted at 1885 A. NJ arriving
IN Cumberland At 655 2. n Returning leaves CumberlnnJ
AZ $40 a. NJ aud arrives Wheeling p n This
train stops u al stations. j. 3. PORD, AGENT
W. p. SairH, Master Of Transportation.
l., N. Cole, Gen'l Ticket agent apis
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Bushes, attended to With Despatch and FTa.zity.

SANGL P. HIhDRBTH. Agent.
~omoe at the Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
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q Mn. T,EIF -aREAT- HICE2Et1 UErElesE1l

The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all rayAge CerTage Freight to-
gehcr with the saving time, advantages readily APP
preciuteh by Shippers Of Freight and the Travelling Public
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD aoiu md it to
tFei. ddUuntd0e to Ship Jy this Route.
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply to or
address either of the following Agents of Company
D. A STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co., SteuheuYie, o.; II. 3. PIERCE Co., Zanes-
VILE o. JoHSsroN Ripley, o. r. NCNRELY AIaysyille
KY; oRNsBY CRoPPER Por smouth, o. PADDOCK Co.,
JeTersonvie, Ind; H. W. BRowS Co., Cincinnati O.;
ArHERN lIIBBEAT, cinci matt o r. G. O1ELDnu Madison
Ind; TILLrAA BINGHAM. Louisville, Ky; p. G. O'RILEY
SASS St Louis Mo- JoHN HUNS, Nashville, Tenn. Han
IIUET, Memphis, Tenn; CLARKE & Chicago, III
W. H. H. KooSTz, Al.on, I'll MURPHY WALLIS Dubuque
Iowa. t" Freight Agents of Rail Roads different points
in the West
The Greatest Facilities offered ,fart1e Protection
and SPECIFY 71nRsfoortation Of Lire !St0cb,
And COOP with privileges persons
n charge
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i ~.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
10 EN- TRAL RAIL 30 AID.
l M - .ss.sss3EEEsssss
The Capacity of this Road equal any the Country
THREE THROUGH
p "A S S EN- c. Err TR AIM
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in The Union Depot Pittsburgh with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for PHILADELPHIA
furnishing facilities for the transportation of Passengers
surpassed, for speed and comfort by any other route
Express and Fast Lines through PhilaGephs with
ont change I'll Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars attached each train; WoodruG1s
Sleeping Cars Express and Fast Trains. The Express
GSu Mall and Fast Line pied Three
Daily Trains connect direct for New York. All Trains
connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Mail leaves Pittsburgh at a. NJ, arrives in Philn-
delp,ia as5 p ~, Baltimore at P. M ard New York
nt1HP. NJ.
Line leaves pittsburgh at4:3o p NJ arrresin Pill
delphia and Baltimore at A. a., and Sew; York P.N
Express Train leaves PITTSBURGH NJ PAX, arrives
atlephta ut 10 A. ~, BaLAtore at IL A. NJ, and N,
Works p n.
six Daily TrniaS between philadelphia and New Yor
Two Daily Trains between New Boston. Throu
Tickets Gall Rally good either OF the above Trains
BOAT TICKETS to Boston good via NorwiSII Fal
River StcnuGgtcn Lines.
TICKETS EASTWARD may he obtained at any of the
important Rail Road Offices in the West also, hoard any
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Offices of the
Company in Boston, New York. Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as an Northern Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The compilation Of the Western connections of the Penn,
5ylyanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE EBETwEEN TEE EAST
NTz rTFTFI GREAT 1J0RTH UJEG7
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock of sheet music, works &c. &c
in the Western country.
eag- Music sent to any address, postage treo.-a s
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CASH CAPITAL. 81. OOD. 600

ABSOLUTE AND UNIHPAlRED.
NET SURPLUS OF $942, 1912
And the prestige of 40 years success and experiences
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
Usitsd Stntes Circuit Court, Baltimore.

July 10 II H. Day and others iStilman Heinrichs.-
This case ehch occupied nine days in the argument
determined in favor OF com ainanis The great question
involved aeems 10 have been the extent Of the title which
Day acquired under certain agreements with Charles
Goodyear in l646 and agreement dated in May 1858
On the side commended that the grant OF lSi6
convey cd 10 Day the right to not merely patent of
Goodyears for species Of ebrred goods dated March
1884, with the addition OF Goodyears patent vulcan
zed rubber in such connection but the addition also TO
vulcnpzed rubber the manufacture Of every do.
ecrpton of shirred goods, whether the were pro-
duced BY sewing, weaving or cemenng (the cementng
process being that described In the patent March O.
ls44 The Defendants the other hand insisted that
the right OF Day to vulcenzed rubber conened
strictly TO the manufacture Of shrred goods general
~ but Of the shrred goods particularly specified In the
patent OF March g. 1874. Simple this question seems
the solution Of IL was complicated with test
ny, documentary aud other that the development dis
cuseon CT II occupied the time above mentioned The de-
oson OF Judge Giles that the agreement Of gave to
right to use the vulcanzed rubber In the manuac
tore OF shrred goods generally whether the snrrng
the result OF sewing weaving together the rib
bon In ttae OF tension with the neastic material The
Judge examined the validity Of the title Of the complain
ants under the grant Of May 1885, and expressed the
opinion that at tie time 1t was made Goodyear hal per-
feet right to coavey what described upon its face
But While thus indicating his views 10 this respect the
Judge placed bis decision under the agreement Of 1885,
The result that the injunction heretofore granted
made per petual,