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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-03
Death Of Robert NcElravy, Com
pany q, E36ih Ohio.
HEADQR S TdERD DIV, 9th CORPS. J
OFFICE AssGs'T ADJUTtNT G ENERAL,
Anril Il IS6h

UTFICR ASSIS T lADJUTtNT Il ENERAL,
April IL, 1865.
Dear LGGy:
fou have have no doubt received the in
telligence Of the death OF your husband ere
this 1t would be useless for me to try to
speak words OF comfort, in your great loss
but a few words might be cheering that [
could say.
When the charge was made, on the enc
my $ works the Sergeant was at the head of
Co Z, and was doing well; he was not
struck until after our line had reached the
hail Road. ut a point two miles beyond the
enemy's works, lie was struck BY minnie
ball, and the wound must have proved NOR
tai before any assistance could avail, as he
was found in very short time, life extinct
\ member Of the Provost Guard took from
his person his Testament and Pocket book.
The things in the Testament arc as he had
placed them; there was no money in his
Pocket book. As soonas found out where
these things were, [ went and got them,
and now send them, as this is the first op
portunity have had to do 50. Ande rson
Wallace got the breast PIN he and two 9th
e. OF the company buried the remains near
the spot where he fell
While YOU mourn the loss Of husband,
hls company mourn the loss Of brave sol
der and patriot, loss in our hearts that
cannot be filled | am glad | can say
he had not an enemy in his company or reg
im"nt, but was the friend of all; honest,
noble, and just. Our Ragt, has lost one
Of the bravest members of its band, | trust
hiS spirit is the hands of the Great Keeper
who doeth al things for the best, We ten
der you our deepest sympathy in your be-
r,eavemcnt Our country will never forget
the fallen brayc, the name Of those who
have. fallen will add star to the blessings
OF civil and religious liberty, and their
memory will be cherished ioreycr.
With the deepest sympathy,
remain, Lady, Your friend,
e. $. LEWIS,
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Col. PEA3cE --Col. John s. Pearcc ar
rived IN Crdiz, on last Wednesday evening
tie is looking badly from the effects Of hi4
wound, bat is recovering as rapidly as could
DC expected, The Colonel left on Saturday
morning, to visit his wife, who is lying sinck
At Lancaster.
IsS~Col Pearso has returned from I.ap-
caster, and is again in our midst, looking
much better than h, did some weeks since
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Ssa In to days paper will be found an
account Of two destructive fires, in this
county, in which there was no insurance. -
No person should own property unless they
have it insured, especially when insurance
is SO cheap. }. q. Thomas, Cadiz, is agent
tor some Of the best Insurance companies in
the United States. 20 to him and get
your property insured, without delay, as
there is no telling when the fiery element
may visit you a.a
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pn- The remains of Matthew IT, Hilton
a member. of company G, l26th Ohio, were
brought home on last Monday night week.
and buried on last Wednesday, Mr.. Fl.
was good soldier. lie leaves family to
mourn his loss. .. IT.
Mr.. Hilton was taken prisoner in May.
1884. and had been in Southern prisons for
-hearly a year; bat the confinementand treat
ment received there was too much for his
naturally strong constitution.
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seA-lt will be seen by notice in another
column that r. j. Bennett, ESQ.,, has OPEN
ed branch office in Cadiz, for the purpose
OF collecting claimsagainst the Government.
From Mr.. BIS through knowledge Of the
different departments, persons wishing
business done speedily should place their
claims in his hands. 0..
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New Time Table on the Cadiz
Branch.

. Trains leave Cadiz now as follows;--8 90
A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
The train that leaves at 600 4. NJ. makes
close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
Hects with the passenger train going Cast.
The train that leaves at $50 +. ". makes
y close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going W"st.
Trains arrive nj Cadiz US fullows:--l-00
p. II. and 900 p. NJ.
The train that arrives at LOO p. NJ. brings
Ske rnnis from the East and tho West. The
stliil for both East and West leave Cadiz at
60 A. Nj.
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Rsr Smiley Sharon has purchased the
brick building on Market street, below our
office, known as ShotweIl's Store Room,
which he intends to convert into dwelling
house and store room, in which he will
open out as soon as it can be done, No.
Confectionery LN-
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EsA-We publish on our first page, by re-
Nuest, Thanksgiving Sermon delivered
by Rev J. N. Carr, of this place We do
not wish our readers to understand that we
endorse all the sentiments contained in it
far from it. It is only published by request.
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New Cgathing.

Brown & Bro. have received their new
stock OF Ready Made Clothing 1t can t
be beat anywhere. Gus will sell as cheap
as the cheapest. Call in and examine his
stock whether you purchase or not.
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1265.

"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTERMINAToE
is simpla safe and sure-the most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attond-
ed. Every rat that can get it, properly pre-
pared according to directions, will eat IL.
and every one that eats it will die, generally
Ill sone, pla9e as distant as possible from
whete the medicine was .-Lake .saorr
Mich. Mirror. -, ,
4lzS>Sec "CosTAR's' advertisement in this
paper.
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Pay Up.-Stock- -holders of the Union
Petroleum company are requested to read
notice of Treasurer WEIGH in another col
umn. 'One-half of the Subscription n.ust be
paid against the Grst of June, as the com
psng intend to commence operations imme-
do tal,, f-a-- -f t-a
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Henry llaggedorn has removed his shoe
store to the room formerly occupied with
the Sentinel Printing Office, on Main street.
Henry is an excellent workman, and keeps
on hand none but the best af work. When
you want pair Of Boots or Shoes give
Haggedorn call.
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gEaSr See Mr. Hammond's advertisement
in another colWnn. He has splendid rooms
Tor the business, and takes an excellent like
mes. He is worthy Of patronage.
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gF Announcements of marriages deaths
are published free ia the Sentinel, but obitu-
ary notices must be paid tor at the rate of
five cents per line. All interested will
nlease 'tnke notice.
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-9sOur friends in the neighborhood of
Cassville would do well to read the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Titus g. McClung.--
They have agood store, and good goods,
and sell at very low prices Give them
call when you need any thing, in their line
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1865.

RATS -ERsU3 BlBpS.--Whooyer enr,,-
Ses in shooting small tir1s Is 4 cruel man.
whoever aids m extermnating RATS is @
benefactor. We should like some Of our
correspondents to give US the benefit Of
their experience in driving out these PESTS.
We need something besides dogs, cats. and
traps for this business. .--.ycicntifc Amsrio1n-
gfss~See "CobTAR's" advertisement in this
paper,
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SaSlrs. Hanna, wife of Judge Jno. f
Hanna, and Mother OF N. A. Hanna, this
place. was buried on last Thursday, at Nc
Connelsville. Cdd,a Republican.
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EsE Read l}rilles new column advertiser
ment, He understands al about the Cloth-
lag business, and sells aac4eap as the cheap
ets, Give him Il call when you need any
thing in his line.
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pR- Mrs, Scorr Wit, Of Mr.. Scott, ucr-
chant Of PAirview, this county, and daugh-
ter Of tfr lats John Wcr,. Of New Rumley,
was buried On last Friday.
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SWIFT, SPEAR & Co,
MO. 21f Pennsylvania avenue, between
" Wizards Hotel and Fifteenth street,
Washington, ID. G., would inform mustered
out. resigned, discharged, and dismissed
army officers that they have had the largest
experience of any firm in this city in set
tling officers accounts. They make out re-
turns for Ordnance, Qlmrtcrmasters, and
Comnaissa1y Departments, procure certiti-
Gates of Observation-Disclosures, and collect pay.
We also procure Pension Certificates, collect
bounties and arrears of pay, prize money,
horses killed in battle, and every class OF
claim against the Government founded in
law, justice or equity.
%. REFERESCES.
Hon. Thos. Corwin, O. Hon. Thos. II. Ford
Hon. Il. r. Eckley, 9. Hon. r.. C. Theaker.
w. Ii. Mccoy, Auditor of Harrison county,
a. J. Harrison, Post Master, Cadiz.
Major d. Cunningham, Cadlz.
Cadiz, Ohio, May 5, 1865.
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Ifas- Jack Davenport has y nice lot of fine
sewcd Boois, which he viii rell cheap. 49,
Give him call. 49,. 49,. e.
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pAs~ The Post oHl.e building makes fine
appearance, having been neatly painted. -
II the pavement in front of it was repaired,
that would be finer.
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GU RE w A-IaISA NTED
IF DIRECTIOEsS ARE FOLLOWED.
&ss- Call for q Cihetiiar Describing
all Sympt0ms.-4aE

SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms of Catarrh as they general
lv appear are at first very slight. Persons
find they have cold, that they have fire.
quent attacks, and are more sensitive to the
changes of temperature. In this cuildition
the nose may be dry, or u slight discharge,
thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
. chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are hawked OF
coughed of. The secretions are offensive.
causing bad breath; tho voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
quently takes place. Another comlaon and
important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person is obliged to clear his throat i'll tho
morning of thick or Shiny nucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night. When this takes place the person
may be sure that his disease Is on its way
to the lungs. and should lose no time in mr.
resting it.
The above earc JGt fer of the many Catarrh
Symptoms.
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AttacIlnlent Notice.

against land, j. r. Short
Noble Browns pef'd't, creek tp. Har. co.
an the third OF April, 1865, said Justice
~ lsstied an Order of Attachment in ths
above action, for the sum OF Eighteen Dol.
lars. JAMES SLOAN.
Harrisville, April 2f, lSti5--s9t.
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BD~The next term of the Common Pleas
Court for this tHarrison) county, commences
on next Monday, May 3. We are indebted
to Clerk Fogle for the following list of
Grand and Petit Jurors fpr the term: &.
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n*H DR. Thwing At ths, Cqdin House, Sat
uraay and Sunday, May q auA-28. -
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&s;:~ At the Cadiz House Oh the 9th and
2eth of Hay. .s .t...
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Bee-HiVesl 7
FTvHE present prospects t9tj swarnaing tits
IL season are GOOD Order your Leaf
Bee Hives and be reRdy for them.
AY GAAa&AGf sQ:asaa,

AN devoting special attention toIthe oul-
4 tiyation of this new variety Of Boes
The bee-keeper can change all his bees to
this variety from one queen, having intro
duced her to hive of native bees. For teA-
tiinony as to the very superior merits OF
those bees see tho Agricultural papers, oi
inquire of the bee keepers of this place.
, send IN your orders for full hives Of pure
Italian Bees or for queens to change your
native stock. First orders first filed.
r, w. WILKIN.
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Real Solid Insurance
IS BETTER THAN AN
OIL: w ELL.

Shs genuine article supplied by
~ iG3tE U. THOMAS, Agent
Nat.ia, March Is. 1896.
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R7e" Don't forget DR.. Thwing, Saturday
uhi Sunday, May - and 2S.
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Respectfully Yours,
THOS. j. TURNER
TO TO w N SHIP
a S S e S S O & S!
AUDITORS OFFICE. HARRISox ~ o,

O.Il
CAD1z, April 10, 1865.
To tue sercol 7opnship assessors,
| THNHE act Of March 81, 1854, "1o organize
4 and discipline the militia of Ohio, kc. -
makes it your duty, at the time of taking
the assessment OF personal property to
make list Of all white male citizens resi-
ding in your Township, being eighteen
years of age and under the age Of lorty-five.
ana return certified copy OF the same to
TINS Office on or before the third Monday of
Nay, 1865.
Keepers Of Taverns or Boarding Houses.
ana masters and mistresScs Of dwelling hou-
seS, shall, on application of the Assessor
within whose bounds their houses arc situa-
teo, Or OF persons acting under them, give
lntorlnatlon oil the names Of the persons re-
siding i'll their houses, liable to enrollmcnt
or to 90 military duty; and every such per-
son shall, upon the application, give his
name and age and if such keeper, master
or mistress, or person, refuse to give such
Information, such keeper, master or mis-
treSs shall forfeit and pay TWENTY DOL
LARS, and such person shall forfeit
and pay TEN DOLLARS, to he recovered
on complaint Of either of the Assessors.
Every Assessor who shall in anv case re-
fuse or knowingly neglect to perform any
duty cnioined on him by the said act Of
March 81, 1861, shall, for every such neg
lect or refusal, pay to the State not less than
one hundred dollars, to be recovered before
any court of record in the State and shall
he committed Ia the County Jail until such
tlne and costs shall be paid or secured TO be
paid
The names in the aforesaid copy must be
III alphabetical order.
Very Respectfully.
W. II. Mccoy, Auditor.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 10, ls65-3t
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II - 4 WI " " "A -
From Hon, Thomas j. Turner, Ir-Nerrber
Of congress from Illinois, late Speaker Of
Illinois House Of Representatives., and
Grand Muster Of d., f. and 4. NJ. Of the
StGte Of Illinois.
-. FREEroRr, Oct. q, 1863.
DIR. d. II. SEELYE:
DEAR SIR.--In reply to your notice of the
18th inst, would say that | was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when I be-
came acquainted with you and bought two
bottles Of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Before had nsed one bottle was sensiblv
Improved, and before the second bottle was
finished, was completely cured. ] can re-
commend the medicine to all afflicted with
Catarrl.
Respectfully Yours,
TJJnI rNIrIoNU-IS
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1MPROVEDI India Rub Der Breast puiiff.s
Goodyear's and Needhani' small aJid
large sizes, 1T low rates, at BEAt!'a
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MA-Dr, Thwing, CadiE House, 9th and
2Sth of May.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERs-
Should reccllect that hundreds OF dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &C., are annu-
ally destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other insects and vermin-au Of which can
be prevented by a few dollars worth Of
.'CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator,
bought and used freely.
paper:
Sold in cADIZ, OHIO, by al Druggists
and Dealers.
April 26 lS65-6m
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I sc 5.

INCREASE OF RATS.--T.ka, Fasrnsrs
GoEette t1nglish] asserts and proves by fg-
ares that one pair of rats will have il pro.
geny and descendants no loss than 65i,o5c
in three years. Now, unless this irnmonso
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain CT, ,0Co
human beings.
5aJ~See "CosTAR,s" advertisements la
this paper.
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1865

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking OF "CosTARs' Rat, Roach. 90.
Exterminaor--"more grain and provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant County By
vermln than would pay for tons Of this Rat
dL6.
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T Il MONTAL

4 Single Botle 'ciH last Month-to be
used three times day.
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FHILIP FEHR Is now doing business in
the room recently occupied by G. Wagner
where he Keeps constantly on hand fresh
Bread. Cakes, g., Of the best quality also
a complete stock OF C0niectionaries. See
advertisement.
IL our advertising column; will be found
tho, card Of D.. Wm. Estep, I.nydsvilIe.
Belmont Co. Dr. Estcp has the reputation
OF being very successful snr"enn.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15
General Grant or his own Achievements.

A writer in the British Quarterly Rerie,c
speaks thus of Gen. Grant:
In Washington | had the privilege of an in
PRODUCTION to General Grant. The eminent
man was in his official department, much the
sort of a room in which a London attorney
might be imagined giving audience to his eli
ents. The General was not in uniform, and
plainly dressed. The portraits of him are faith
tul representations of his square and spacious
forehead, and Of the settled and regular, but
not strongly marked features below. A mill
tary officer was in attendance upon him, who
was Of old Indian Descent person somewhat
above the ordinary height, complexion and
features bespoke his origin, but whose civilized
experiences had given him little more flesh
than would seem to have been common among
his ancestors
This stately descendant from the sons of the
Pia S"nS wilderness gave me cordial grasp of the
hsnd on our being introduced. The manner
OF the General was simple and quiet | soon
saw ne was man of few words, and had reas-
on 10 think that his words were usually well
CHOSEN. After few commonplaces had mass
ed he began to speak freely on public affairs
The tone Of the English press Concerning the
military action Of the North seemed to have
impressed him unfavorably "If your news
papers are to be believed said the soldier,
who is second to none of his time, "we never
went into the field but to be beaten. have
been in more engagements than any other man
in the service, and have not been beaten yet.
On the continent of Europe, too, the disposi-
ton, it appears, has been to harp on the same
string. Friends who have visited your coun-
try and France tell me that, go into what cir
Gle they might the talk about America all went
one way"
In reply mentioned some facts which SEEM
ed to warrant somewhat different conclusion.
The facts were frankly admitted as tending to
show that in England there must, after all,
with the North. "Say what you will" said
the General, "ths war has been the biggest
job of the sort that has been done in this world
and it will be chapter to itself in the history
OF war; nothing like it has .gone before"
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

PoLYdAMoUS GRUEL.-Artcmus Ward saw,
that IN Utah man must be amply paid to
support number of wives before he can take
them. Hence, perhaps it is that so many old
chaps; have young and blooming wives in their
seraglloS, and so many young men have only
one.
Artemus had man pointed ont to him who
married an entire family. Hg had oriripaIv
intended to marry Jane, but Jane did not want
to leave her widowed mother. The other three
sisters were not in the matrimonial market for
the same reason so this gallant man married
the whole crowd, including the girls grandma
ther, who had lost all her teeth, and had to be
fed with spoon. The family were in indi-
gent circumstances, and they could not but
congratulate themselves on securing wealthy
husband. 1t seemed to affect the grandmother
deeply, for the first words she said on reach
ing her new home, were: Now thank Godl
| shall have my cruel reg lar T.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

FACTS AND FANCIEs "A few days since a
stranger came into boot and shoe store in Ca
nal street, New York, to purchase a pair of
shoes. He was a long time engaged in trying
different shoes before he could find a pair to
mt. Meantime another person came in to buy
pair of boots He soon found pair which
he drew on, and which fitted exactly, and
while he was thrusting his hand into his pock-
cts for the ready" the shoe purchaser dart
ed off with the shoes without either payment,
or even saying SO much as by your leave,
sir. The villain exclaimed the boot pur-
chaser and the boot maker in the same breath
and both gave chase The man in the new
boots, however, had the best wind and cleanest
heels. lie soon shot ahead of Crispin, while
the latter urged him to push forward and over
take the shoes. There was no need of urging.
The shoes turned corner the boots followed,
and for anything that Crispin knows they are
pursuing each other yet.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15
All this occurred in less time than it takes to

record it. ,o,,
f" But you, General, are you hurt?" g.,
But, look there one Of them is stirring. You,
Sir, and Ned, pinion his hands, while exam
None of them were found to be dead. Two
were only stunned, and the third had received
pistol-shot through the he shoulder, +, and was
ioned, and council was held, when it was de-
termined to disarm them and let them go, ra-
ther than be detained on the road. No fur
ther incidents befell our travellers during their
jaunt.
On their separation in Tennessee the General
gave the young man much good advice. He
recounted to him his own history, and bade
him aspire to be good and useful. The Gene
raj continued en- route for his home in Middle
Tennessee, and the young man stopped and
settled in the town of Greenville, Tennessee
as journeyman tailor. OF his subsequent ca
reer it is needless to speak; it is part of the
history of our country M. Z. d.
Joncs6orOugh, Tennessee, Noe, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

SICK OF A FEvER.--A Wisconsin man, ston.
ping at the Astor House, New York, tells the
following:
On Sunday, being desirous of hearing sever
al OF the more famous pulpit orators of the
metropolis he went in the morning to DR., Cha,
pins church, but heard stranger preach from
the text But Simon wife, 5 mother lay sick
OF fever. In the afternoon he went to
Beechcr' 5 church, and heard the same dis
course from the same preacher. Going in the
evening to DR. Osgoods church. he found the
same clergyman, and the same theme 81
mon wife mother lay sick Of Il fever" The
next day the patient hcarcr Of the thrice told
discourse was crossing to Brooklyn in a ferry
boat, when the alarm bell in the Park agitated
the ali with its great shocks of sound, and a
man behind him inquired why that bell was
tolilng; Looking up, he saw the now familiar
face OF the preacher and was prompt to reply:
i think Simon's wife's mother must be dead:
| heard three times yesterday that She was
sick of fever"
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

: DEATH W1SnED TO "SrAY-so "a negro
IN ST. Louis, who was supposed to he dead,
arose in his coffin during the funeral ceremony,
shrieking and the parson in Mysteries. Mo-
wing his not only entirely sightless orbs around
the company Of mournerS, his clay lips began
to chatter some unintelli gibe stuff about the
other world. The distressed widow ran ont of
the room and out of the house, and nothing
could induce her to return during the day not
withstandlng she was assured that her husband
was conscious, and the doctor thought he
might recover.