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SHERIFF'S SALE

III VIRTUE OF an Execution issued ont sfthe
II Clerks once ofthe County Court La Sale esun.
~, and State Of Illinois, and to directed whereby
Am commanded to make the amount Of . eerssia
Judgment recently obtained against John c. Chan pln.
Lodge No. ~, o. o. p in favor Of Trustees Ottawa
out Of the lands, tenements goods and chattes the
said John C. Champn, have levied the following
property. to wit Lot one y in block Eve (5) in otta
va North in said city Of Ottawa and sss lot I'VE (s)
in block ten 0 in OTTAWA North ia said city Of Otta
va, said lots situated in the city Of Ottawa Ceun.
ty Of Ls4sslle and State Of Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command, shall ex.
pese Tor sale at public auction all the right title and In.
terest OF the above amad John G. Ch smpn 10 and
tie above described property, Saturday the 31st dav
Of May ls64 at O'Clock NJ at the south door efths
Court House in Ottawa, La Sale county, Illinois.
Dated At Ottawa this seth day OF April, 1854.
WILLIAM X. MlLLI0AN
Sheriff Of La Sale County, LUjaS<e.
Per d BspSu. Deputy.
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~
Never fails to satisfy those who give them th9r;i
They possess the merit Of simplicity and
ease Of management, so that fifteen minutes
instruction will enable any one to use them
90 successfully. The following are some of their
points Of excellence:
III They have Straight Needle and Shuttle,
~ which is Acknowledged to be the only true
, principle for perfect Sewing Machine.
They make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch alike
- on both sides, and for Economy in Thread.
r Strength, Durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- Of Finish, is superior to any other Stitch used
~ They are simple in construction, easily
~ understood, readily adjusted and kept in or
- der without taking apart or moving q screw.
The Tension is superior to any other IN
- use. Unevenness or knots in the thread
z not cause il to operate with irregularity.
The Feed is perfect, Accurate in its opera
~ ton, and warranted to run two years without
~ requiring to be taken out, cleaned re-
paired.
= They adapted to all kinds Of Sewing,
- and are strong aud durable in all then parts.
This is important. for even light work will
- soon cause q frail machine to operate with
- uncertainty. and require frequent and ex
pensive repairs. The Weed will last q life
In time and keep in order.
They Stitch. Hem, Braid, Fell, Cord, Bind
% and Gather without basting.
They do not break the thread, skip stitches,
NOT iOIu1 n Cualu TlOXe on tue uO0erSlQe OF
4 cloth. They will sew over gathers ana
a., seams without breaking the threrd, OF requir-
u ing change of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton and Linen Threads
equally we'll
q They are the emily machine using WsEDs
PArExr THREAD CoxrRoLLER There is No
~ other apparatus for the control of the "slack
IL thread equal to it.
"a Every Machine Is Warranted.
=. Families and Manufacturers will find the
III most Profitable Machines for use, owing to
their always keeping in repair and working
! order. aud their great speed and ease OF man
agcment
" Forty per cent. more work can be done in a
- years time the Weed" than on any
~ other Sewing Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
~ OF ANY AND ALL OTHER MANUFAC-
W TURE. TO DO AS LARGE RANGE OF
. WORK AS CAN EASILY BE DONE ON
- THESE MACHINES.
~ All orders or communications from
lll Families, Tailors, Seamstresses, Clothiers,
Harness Makers, &c, in the country will re-
III ceive prompt attention. A Descriptive Cir
cular and Samples OF Work will be sent on
- receipt of letter stamp Collections made on
Delivery of Machines if desired, so that tho
purchaser NEED NOT PAT FOR THEN UNTIL THEY
ABE RECEIVED
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. AR,t.
OFFICE "a WAaHlNGTONS ST.
AGENTS WANTED-Througheu Michigan.
indinnd, Illinois. Wiseonsin, Minnesota, love- Ills.
souri,, Kansas and Nebraska.
s. ZIMMERMAN, Aoent.
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IN, ceypp ..d Sheet 1r.. A.r.t.eso,y

Connected With the Store. All srdsrs In that In.
attended, - With Dromptnsss by exPsrie,eed srknen
RemsDbsr the PEOPLES CUEAP HI EDwlBx
S1OkE on Main Street, Pear doors West 81 Tarb,eis
Dry Goods Store. PAIko BARD Co
0ttawa. lis. DOo 81 -
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UNIV AND SfLENBI0 STOCK o.
Shelf & HeavyH Hardware

censsting in part Of TO WHJEND,S'' Mertiss and
Him Locks and Latehes, the best in the market Zip
1IACOTTS" and 4" JAAES" celebrated Axes, ham
died and Without handles; HUMPS, HANXONZ.S
80 y HAk1,S h.tehsts. Hammers, Hand Axes,
PICKS, g.; SfEkk q JACKSON ana RIKEWELL,G
esvs; INES, RASKLAID's end LTPBINCO rig
Sp.ss' ;shov:i: and Grain Scoops. Hay knives Pitch
Jerks: We'll and Cistsrn Pumps, Chain Pumps, Sleigh,
Csv, sheep Dinner and Tea Bells Sleigh snoes Boy,s
eess. &e., &C., all Of which of superior auaty
and which are sold At GREAT BARGAINS. An thew
ask 10 call frsn the public are sure thew ea. 81 ~
sstisfsutisn in QClLI7Y AND PRICE,
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SKATES, SKATESi SKATES! 4

T. CLARHg PATENT SKA -Ex L.r-. and
epiendi1 81 Ladies saS Cent? skates the
largest and Fest stock ever brought to this city,
eeantifn styles and patterns, which they are selling
CHElPER Ii n they b purchased In Chicago or
elsewhere Their prices skates are 50 lev a. TO
ssssnish s1stsners Gall and examine fer yourselves
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LOST.

LoST
u Otsevas Or between esvsl creek and Ottawa, on
1Seeay evening. April 9ist, bgeVn leatxsr Deskss
eens:inieg IRON I'll 10 ell In nsasy. dsssrtD.
- ~ 81 lasAs 81 David strs1n. The 6ndsr yin b
necay rewsrde1 b. lowing 10 T. D. GRIZZLIES IRE
SnvS - rsonSD iaoHs % the subseriher.
sss0eet-evsA . noDf. WiIxDoooN.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERSUlR.
VuNHk Partnership heretofore existing bstvssa JeAn
Il Clancy Thomas Clancy in the Grocery Dasinsse
IN ott.wa La Sale county. Ill., 10 this DAY AissssvsA
By it, will be settled BY Thomas Clancy.
JOHN CLANY.
Tl0S. CLANCY.
The Grocery business 81 the cid stand win b eSo..
tinued usual by Thomas Clancy.
The him Of John Clancy Co., II the Lumber bssl.
ness, will eontinae - usual =
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Executor Notice.
Not,te for Final Settlement

"a sss esan'y: :" III. r..p.. Of III. STAT. :,
Illinois to all to whom these presents may come an1
to the ne1t Of heirs At Law, and sseditsYs
Of Psnton Ward, deceased.
WhereasSohB Lynch AdDinstrator ofths last WIN ana
Testament o. SCI deceased desYous rendersR an
account OF his proceedings such AdiaisYasos sn1
masing nnal settlement Of his adminstrasien. ssat
tor purpose has made m ppliea ea In the Comfy
Court Of La Sale County Aforesaid
We she!sfore, require 700 to aSpeaT before satd
Court at the Court House n Ottsva, IN ssid esusfy q
Ing day in Nay Term 4. d. 1854 ssid Cous&y Ocsr
A. ~ O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. yss see
1t to attend the nnaI settlemen Of said Account
Dated this Both day Of April. A. .. 1884.
.-. .tt.|.. 8. W. RAYMOND Hnrk
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ddmsnsstrotor . lSofsee.

ESTATE o. Asa BAILEY, DDcsAsO.
1ShE undersigned having been aPPented Aaaiaisssa-
/ tor OF the Estate of Asa Bailey, late Of Ne
county Of "a eais and Stats 81 niinsis, dsesass q
hereby gives notice that he will appear before Me-
County Court OF La Sale county, the Csurt leuse.
10 Ottawa, at the June Tern, the Third MssiaW
in March next, At which time ali psrsess Aast.S-
claims against said Estate Dstned and rsaueeee3
attend for the purpose Of having the sas sijuoeSl
All persons indebted said Estate are yeouestsA a.
make immediate payment {. the undessigaed.
Dated this 26th day Of Marsh. A. .. 1884 7,
PHERE RAIIEY
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Porlor and Heating Stoves
cAxHoT BIZ EXcxLLgo. The celebrated
"PIERCE COAL BURNER. ("

car be bad only o. then n UttaWa, and are selling
them fire.. 81 - cheaper than they have been
Altered fer sale East West With this Stove HALF
THE FCEL CAN BE 81 WE'D that is usually burned
in ordinary Coal Stove, with greater heat Also
the and splendid SHEET IRON PARLOR COAL
CT R O P g, -
yully equal 70 the Stewart, and . GREAT DEAL
CH12fE0; and many ether exeeen and beautiful
styles AID patterns, SELLING At REDUCED
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

The accusation Of fraud which sasso noisiiy
made last week fats out entirely No sensible
man failed 70 see through the whole conspiracy,
which has been ussd IS pretext to sere genuine
soldiers votes on their way home These votes
have been largely IL favor Of Mcclellan. Read
the accounts elsewhere published. The evidence
pours in from all parts of the army that. ia spite
of every obstacle thrown in their way. the sol
diers OF the army of the Union are voting for
their gallant leader on cid fields Of victory. We
trust that the rebuke which has been given BY all
high minded Republicans to the interference OF
military power ~ith the sure and speedy transit
homewards Of these votes, NAV have the effect
to prevent any large number Of the ballots from
being detained At Washington. Those which
have been detained are not TO be trusted nov
The attempt by military power 10 interfere ia n
vote regulated by New York law is worthy Uni
versal consideration. Indiana, Tennessee. Ma
ryland aud New York have thus been interfered
with already. The Republican leaders have
some seuse left. sad they will not continue this
wrong. for they know already that IL gives Nc
Clellan more votes al home than they can AFFORD
10 lose.
We trus, the Republican papers will accept our
suggestion as To the avoidance OF irritation and
Interference. and the conduct Of the campaign
with decorum TO it's close now near az hand
y. Y Jour of Goa.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

souihan people -Ill gain their Independence.
We rill have Northern Republic. and. With
the aid Of The New England States. govern nat
tiers pretty much IS ~e like" Mr.. Boyer seems
20 tell straightforward story, and there u moth
ing in Mr. Csmerons case that renders il impos-
sible
These expressions from The highest sources Of
Republican authority might be multiplied TO an
unlimited extent. but they will suffice for our
purpose They carry With them their own con
men, II would be superfuOns to dilate upon
the ebormity Of the usurpation and exercise Of
poscr which they contemplate. The mind 40
obtu.e as not 10 comprehend tie end for which
they reach. IL we're useless to address in appeals
to reason and patriotism They present IN a
nu,-shell the issue ~ the present contes'-ths
issue OF = eenirali1ed despotism a. represented N
the cause OF which NJ LINooLN j. the exponent
or Of CONSTITUTIONAL liberty identified with thai
Of which Gen MccLuLaS l. the standard bear
er. Choose We. fellow -citiEeus. and making
your bed by the suaruges you cast IA November
prepare 20 lie in II
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Ma. Epfzos: II you'd no doubt interest your
readers as much just at this crisis TO LEI them
knov the obligations Of inspectors aud judges OF
elections. and also the penal sanctions of the law
again-, persons who by reason Of want OF suita-
BILE age residence or other disability are not
legal voters sho offer or really vote, or who
pursuade persons whom they know lack these
qualifications to voter or who. having voted.
whether legally OF illegally vote a second or more
times in that way destroying OF rendering value
less the inestmsble right OF American citizen
ship--the elective franchise. Gill submit -hat
think Of interest in the shape Of questions, and
you will please supply answers:
Does the oath taken 5y inspectors and Judges
OF elections render them liable 10 charge OF per
jury II they should let boys of ~ or ID wears Of
age vote without question Of their age or other
| qualification prescribed by law II they could
not without crime receive their votes. can they
receive those OF boys ~ or % years Of age Who
do not appear older than they really are; or is
I there any age under u years when Il is attend
+ eli With other legal qualifications that will e1
cusc themr IL these persons under legal age DO
+ vote without question. how many times may they
vote without crime attaching TO the election
boardl OF vhst crime ia Young man guilty
who votes or obers to vote when he knows be
lacks the legal qualifications, and to what pun
ishmeni IA he liableg
| who know their wards guilty OF such
violations OF law 10 put them on their guard and
explain TO them the disgrace and punishment they
lay themgelyes liable TO. aud advise them, a.
they ara not entitled TO vote. thatit will be betteI
for them to keep out o: the way of temptation b,
staying away from the pollsi
Has person who is a legal voter. after voting
Ia his own name, the right 70 vote again in th,
name OF Matlock. or other fictitious name. ever
IL his ncighbors. for whom he votes as PROXY. ar,
unable 20 attend the oectiong Our election law
are certainly lame. IL citizen NAV with impu
nifty persuade minors 10 VOTE or II Judges on,
Inspectors may receive votes they ough, TO know
are Illegal or he who, by intimidation or other
wise. throws impedimenls In the way Of the ex
ercse Of this right by person legally entite,
10 IT, The peniteutsry is the proper place TO
persons 80 violating the rights Of citizens A
long are assured of pure ballot, and al
persons who have legal right are without let o
hindrSnce permitted TO exercise il. bad Legislation
and unlawful treatment may be borne. with th
! hope in this way to change our rulers. and b.
repeal aud change oflaws. fashion them 20 th
wishes Of the governed but II this right b
stricken down nothing is left but tame submit.
G sion 10 despotic rule or revolution.
: PusLIc Jusrlcr.
Ipdt,papnifs 0.,ohe. 90 1884
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CURE OF CATARRH.
from New. Fred. y. Jewell,.ProGes er
OF the state Normal school.
AIbnny,N ". n.
Or. Liaifhin:


DEAR SIR-Under date OF March Il sent
you carelnl statement OF my case, its former
treatment, my failure to obtain relief in that d.
rection. my resort to your treatment aud It's ben
ehcal results
/ have been from the winter OF the wear 1874.
subject 10 violent periodical attacks of Catarrh
marked by strong febrile symptoms violent in
fammation OF the lining membranes of the cavi-
ties OF the head, accompanied in the FIRST stage.
by watery discharge from the nose subseauer'
ly becoming acrid aud yellow. and towardt.
close OF the attack. purulenl and bloody. These
attacks produced most distressing species OF
headache, occurring periodically each day for a
period varying from one TO three weeks some
times so violent To incapacitate me for bust
ness and al times coDfne me to my bed. At
times the attendant Inflammation would extend
10 the teeth. producing toothache; the throat
Occasi0nng h0arseness and p4rtial.l loss Of voice.
and twice within the last few years il has 50 af-
iected the left eye a. 70 confne me for weeks 10
a darkened room.
had tried medicines and applications Of vari-
Gus kinds, snuffs and other catarrhal prepara-
tons OF some half dozen kinds; applications 20
the head OF camphor. ginger and hot iomeuts-
tons OF different kinds and in connection with
these the usual eme;ics or cathartics employed 20
induce counter action. But none OF these had
produced any permanent improvement aud IN the
few instances in which temporal relief Was at
toTded ii Vas al the expense of so much strength
as 20 leave me greatly exhausted Under these
circumstances | was led. though With reluctance
from the supposed incurabity OF the disease. 10
make a trial of your treatment | found II soon
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease as
II bad never been reached before, aud alternating
lie symptoms 20 an extent which had supposed
impossible AT the time gave YOU NV former
certificate, while did not feel assured of com
plete cure. had obtained a material relief which
nearly repaid me for my trial of your treatment.
and which satisfied me that that treatment was
as effective as Il was simple and philosophical. A
SUBSTANTIAL escape from nv old attacks OF catarrh
Tor the unprecedented period of nearly half
year. and that in spite OF severe occurrences of
illness which would have formerly rendered such
an attack inevitable VAS, TO me, proof of an i'm;
portant success IL Is now six months since
sent you that statement. and, ~hile IL Is urpleas-
am 10 me 10 appear thu- constantly. and in this
guise, before the public, It seems TO me matter
OF simple justice 10 yourself and 20 those who
may be suffering as ! was. 10 add that am not
only fully satisfied the utility and effics-
CIV of your method OF treating catsrrh as was
SIX months ago; but am nov 81 the belief that
if there l. such a thing ss for ~hrof ic CT
tarrh. in nv case a substantial cure has been
effected Yours, respectfully.
FREDEEfcE S. JEWELL
Albany. y. Y, September /. 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

letter from Washington says 1.-The meeting
OF Southern Governors, and the demand made
upon JEFF Davis 10 free and arm the negroes oil
the South. IL creating great commoiion here
The fact the rebels are not fighting for slavery
but for independence. is thus made plain to III,
most rabid radical The action of the rebe
leaders evinces a determination TO 6ght the mat
ter out TO the bitter end should Lincoln be re
elected Recent accounts from the South stat.
that the Union feeling. which was beginning e
grow under the belief that the election Of Nc
Clelan was certain, has been stifed in grea
measure by the fears entertained that Lincoln
may somehow secure his collection. Ii is nov
quite certain that II this should happen, the com
ing spring will witness still greater determination
on the part Of the South not to yield
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
More of the Rascaiity i'm Indiana.

More OF the Rascality i'm 1ndiaua.
New Hampshire soldier, in private letter
TO his sister in Dover in that State, says of the
Indiana election:
by the way, we had our State election last
Thursday. say we had it, because our boys
voted. and | not only voted, but | voted ten
times Perhaps YOU don't believe that, but it is
Just SO. 1t beat all the elections that ever saw.
Any one could vote that had a mind TO. We
voted all the wav from 20 twenty FIVE times
apiece. What DO YOU think of thatl Amt that
a dIsgraceg After we voted all we wanted TO
here. there over fifty of our BOYS who went
out on the twenty-five miles 70 place and
voted there. and ried that placefor Governor
Morton. the Abolition candidate
The above is true and attested copy.
The Boston Mass Post says:
A. an illustration OF the manner OF voting
authorized and in fact directed By this Admin
is,ration, We may Instance the fact that, at the
last election, the Gotta Massa rhusetts regiment.
stationed at indianapolis ali cast their votes for
the L ncoln candidate in Indiana. Not only did
each man vote the administration ticket. under
orders from their officers. probably, but the nun
Der OF times each man voted Was according 10
bis actiyiiy-One, Corporal. having recently
boosted ia this city that he voted twenty one
times for Morton
This fully accounts for the extraordinary and
utterly improbable returns Of the last ballot in
Indianapolis. and is fair example OF the prac-
tees ias,igated and upheld by The President and
his setraps, and by which they hope TO retain
their power But the American people will not
permit their choice 10 be directed by bayoaeis;
aud sooner or later the uiaing demlgogues who
presume TO tamper with The purity of the ballot
box. will find they have raised q whrlsind which
will hurl them 70 oblivion"
The Eastern papers are full of such letters
This Is the election the Lincoln papers are eIult
ing over gloGous Republican victory.--Cia
Eng
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

SovEREIGNrr or THE SrArEs.-Alexandei
Hamilton cannot be supposed chargeable with
any iondness for the rights of the States. and
yet he makes the following Acknowledgements o.
them In article, number nineteen Of The FEEDER
alist:
THE proposed Constitution. % tar from i'm
plying an abolition of the State Governments
makes them constituent parts OF the nationa
sovereignty 10y allowing them direct represen
tation IN the Senate. and leaves IN their posses
sion certain erelusiVe and rery important portions
OF sopcrei9n poicers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
LYONS KArHAIRON.

Kaihsiron il from the Greek word 'Ks;hro," OF
Kaihsiro." ssnifyng 10 cleanse, regEinate ane re.
store This article Is what IL signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring ard identifying the hsmsn hair il
the mos remarkable preparation Ia the world IL i
again owned ard put CD By tie original proprietor and
Is mate vita the care. skin and attention
which gaze !; sale VI million bottles per
sunum.
itis delightful Hair D.essinz.
Il eradcAies scuEf and dsndraH
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich sOf and glossy.
hPreFents the hsr from falling Of and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman VINO values beautiful head 81
hair sho1ld Lyons Kafhsror II j. known and use
throughout the civilized world.
Sold By al respectable dealers
DEuAs y. BARNES a CO.. NY
feb<-d6m-sed
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Testimonials Of Remarkable
Cures.


Among thc numerous testimonials ia his pos
session. Dr. Lighthl has selected iew only OF
those from parties OF established position and
we'll known throughout the country.
fFrsm the Home Journal (S. " June stA, 1854.
In every business or profession. indeed "a every
department of science skill, there Is always
some acknowledged head-some enc Who stands
out IA bold relief among his fellows, as a sort Of
leader Ia the study and treatment of deafness
aud catarIh as special diseases. DIR. Lghihill. OF
this city, occupies the position above described.
lie sas devoted years of labor 10 this speciality,
and il now reaping the reward OF his industry.
The editorial columns of the Tribune OF a recent
date bear witness TO tho Doctors success ia this
department Of medicine We quote the para
graph:
CURE on DEW MurE Louis LOeWensiein,
a lad fourteen Years OF age. born in Germany,
came 10 this city when lac about two years
old Soon after his arrival here he was taken
sick and lost his hearing. By degrees ne bees me
fir, deaf aud then dumb. For nearly ten years
he was 4 mute, unable 70 hear the loudest voice.
or 10 artculato a woId. Abor, one year ago be
vas placed by his parents IN the hands OF DR..
Lighthill who has 80 far succeeded in restoring
70 him his lost powers of hearing and ntterance.
that he can converse with those who speak 10
him distinctly aud deliberately. During the past
four or i've months lac hss been under the tuition
OF Mr. Beunecke. and has made considerable pro.
gress in writing aud arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address,
NC further investigated the matter, aud discov.
cred that. previous TO calling on DR. Lighthill.
the youths case was considered hopeless, and he
was for two years an inmate of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The Rev. John Mott. ID. d.,
Professor in Union College: Schenectady. in
published letter. tenders his gratitude 10 DIR.
Lighthill, for treating successfully his case OF
deafness. Rev. Fred :. Jewell, Professor OF
the State Normal School AZ Albany, also tesri-
hes to having been cured Of catarrh. DR. Light
hill possesses other Testimonials and tributes TO
his talent from some OF our wealthiest and most
prominent and respected citizens. which may be
seen Oh application. Ii would be difficult 10
speak ia any but terms OF praise OF his treat
ment, in the face OF these many proofs and facts
testifyiug to his success.