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HARPER'S WEEKLY
sPLENDIDLY ILLUsTRA ret
Critical Notteeg ne Pre-, -

CRITICAL Notices II he PrelS. u.e5ti
The MODEL EEWsPAPER Of our country
complete IN all the departments OF an An.eF4-
earned Tor itself Q right to its title ga IOIJI-
MALoF CIYILIzATIOH."-NeIO York hIeIFfS10
PoSt. . Ss'''''S
%ur future historians will enrich tnen-
selves out of HARPEK's WEEKLY long d. Ter
EL1tetSt and printers, Hnd puhIt hens anu
turned TO duBt.-ReI0 York BU0ugeLlst
m me pest OF Its class in AmencI.-BoStOpt
declared the best newspaper In AmSTfCS -
The Independent, NetO York
me articles upon public questions which
appe r In aARPEhis YEERI;Y froEl week d
week, form a remarkabIs series OF brief no.
nucal essays. They are distinguished by
clear ana pointed statement, by good COM
monjsense, by Independence and breadth OF
view: They are the expression OF mature
CONVICTION high principle, and strong fs0ls
Ing aud take thatE place among the best
Newspaper writing OF the tima.-NOrR
american ReUteCD, B0SEOTI, AdS&. sd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28

RIVER NEws.-The river, last even
ing ct dusk, was receding, with feet 8
tnchesiby the marks on the landing,
and at Pittsburgh yesterday morning,
1t was rising, with s feet 5 inches In the
channel: The steamer Express was
behind time, yesterday morning, but
succeeded in getting OFF for Parkers-
burg at noon. The Jas, Rees and For
est City arrived and departed at their
usual hours. A boat BASED down last
night after dusk, but we did not sue
ceedlin getting her name.
The punctual steamer Leni Leoti will
leave for Parkersburg and intermedi-
ate points this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Boats leaving to-day -:
Rebecca, for Marriott at IL o'clock a.
m; Leni LeOti, for Marietta at p. M;
Forest City, for Steubenville, at 21E p.
mi Jas. Rees, for Sunhsh1 at p. ~.
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Greenwood ! Cemetery

" =
GITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD.
~ Smiles east OF the city, is now ready fof
internents, sale, and Improvement OF lots,
1tcontaln8 81 acres Of land, and Is laid ont
IN thecmo8t modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three.
tourthB Of the year by the HempheldI Ran
Road. # is perfectly secure, and intended to
pc beauthed by every variety oEtrees, shrub
6ery, public vault chapel, artificial lake,
fountains ETC., to make e equal to the hest
rural cemeteries in the county, = -
Ample provision Is also made for its an.
larBement, order and care in peFpetuity
Persons deairous of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superfht ten.
DENT who has plat, or secure them by can.
ing at the odce OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank of Wheeling. ..sEIT--7
Persons Wishing to make interments viii
eau on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets of admission to Lotholders and
visitors Will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECrORA-A. j. Sweeney
President r, 9. BonhaIn, Secretary; j. g.,
Rhodes, John q. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos,
Bell, Jno. a. Armstrong, Geo. Adams h, =.
Jordan. L. a. H1ldreth. Ru81-1yC.
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HARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine.

NeIO Yok O6IeIper.
we must refer In terms of euIogy to the
high tone aud varied excellence ofHARPER'B
MAGAzINE-Rj ournal-with a monthly circu-
lRtion OF about 10000 cOptes-ln whose pa
geS are to be found some of the choicest light
and general reading Of the day. We speak
of this work as an evidence OF
the culture Of the American Peo-
merited. Each &umber contains fully IA
pages of reading.EnRttaF, appropriately illus
in itself the racy mouthly and the more
philosophical quarterly, blended with the
best features OF the daily journal. 1t has
great power In the dissemination OF RIoVe OF
pure Observation-Disclosures Guide 70 5AMerE-
can LtteEGttltG London.
We can account for its success only by the
simple fact that Il meets precisely the pop
ular tastes lufnishing q variety Of pleasing
and instruEt1ve reading for alL-Zt0nS
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GAS,

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M.
" proyements OF the age Is the process of
Manufacturing gas by the Petroleo- Calcium
Gas Company az Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents Of DR.. ]. a. Connolly, from an al.
most yalpeleB product Of Petroleum on,
lreStdtn1IlD in combination with nDle,
or dine and coal, 50 simple that two
thousand feet Of Gas may be made by
any farm hand or stable boy or ordinary In.
tslllgence in three houIs. It has been
thoroughly tested upon such a scale, at the
MeLuLe House IN Wheelings and at the
the same city. as to ix the certainty OF its az
1ordlng entirely satisfactory results In the
production of small and large quantities Of
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
TO t11tute ReStdenceS, SenttIdTteS, Hotels, Fdc-
tories and CftteS. 1t Is superior to any Gas
now In use, not only as to the safety, sim.
pllcltyj pIacuc abtltyRnd great cheapneas of
manufacture, but for its superior brtlliancy,
SOFT upon the sight, and freedom
rom the sulphurouS odors common to Gas,
These facts the officers OF the company
Will take pleasure in demonstrating to those
desiring TO adopt or interest themselves In IL.
The company will sell rights TO manufacture
in Towns, Counties, Districts or States and
direct attention to the following
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Terms {:


An Extra Copy Of either the MAsAzrNH
" ~ EEK1.Y' or BAzAR will be supplied gratis
each, in one remittance; or Six Copies for
700,
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time,
The Annual Volumes of HAMPERS WEEK
Ii, in neat cloth binding, viii be sent by ex-
pres Tree Of expense for 81 each. a cOm-
PIeEs seLt com piisiinEg Ten NoI!ppmes, sent ON
freight at expense Of purchaser. VIOLIN 4
XII. ready January LIST, 1893. ~ ~
80 Subscriptions sent from British North
American Provinces must be acooInT njSd
with % cents additional 70 prepay Gditsd
States postage. Address Is . -
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
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TEsrIMONIALs

TEGSTIMONTA
w. WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 6, 1907.
To Le President Of khe Petroleo- Calcium Gus %:
sIR-We have thoroughly and carefully
investigated tho construction and workings
OF the apparatus for manufacturing Gas, 40
corning 70 your company's patents, and the
COMPUTATIONS OF materials used, as now
working upon the MCLure House in this
city, and country residence OF ]. p. GilchriSt,
Esq, near this city. For simplicity, durR.
bitty, economy and safety, we consider It
superior to any other method of mRnufac-
cheerfully recommend It's adoption by All
Gas consumers.
Very RespectTully,
Al. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
r. WV. MILLER & O.,
Union foundry and Engine Works,
WIN. HARE,
Plumber and Gas EfitteT.
w. F. GOODWIN 4 Co.
PF00TteLoTS Mcclure House,
SWEENEY & Co.,
AGchfTltSLS and Engine Builders.
VIM. A. TURNER,
JetUeller and Watch AfdkeT.
WIN. u. TERRY,
General r. r. Ticket agent
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor McLtITe House Saloon,
And refer by special permission to
JAS. NJ. CHRISTY, ESQ,
PtttS6tr0h, Pa, Formerly TTeaSitrer CIty GdS o..
g. H. G0LDTHARP, ESQ.
Gas Engineer, Pttts6ttrgh, Pa.
PETriRo1Eo-CALCIUM GAS CO.,
auGT-eoWly Wheeling, W. Va.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in hIs oniOo,

I
The many thousands cured at this estah-
lishment within the last twenty ye1FsL and
the numerous important surgical OptTatiOnS
performed by Dr. Johnston, WttneEn5eCi fV. mo
reporters OF The Sun and many other iEiperG
again before the public, besides his siRndInT
az gentleman Of character aud I,,IItSfa.
hlnty is aufdcient guara ntee to the sitct6d.
sK1N DLsEAHE9 SPEEDILY CUREL.
mar5-1yS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28

"A Complete PlctorIaI IrIsto.y OF
tho TImea."
''The best, cheapest, and most sue.
cessfuI Family Paper In ths
UnIOn.s' a5is-
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Shoenberger q Co.'S Horse Shoes!
IoO KEGS MACHINE MADE HORSE
lltftI Shoes assorted SiEe8fls So g. -
: y y r. q, HILDRETH q BRO.
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3 -HILDRETH & BRO,
Notice.

- f A NsS-SeSSS 49,
nHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Narfug Insurance Company of Wheeling,
w Va for the election Of Dtrectors for the
Ensuing year, Will be held at the ONCE OF the
CI0mpai1y No. 68 Main street, on Mondnyi
March q 1855, between the hours OF and y
"a MO- y; Ma, q Z. Hihs ssEetsIy.,
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Hops. Hops. Hops.
NTE WOULD INFORM THE BREW.
wv erS that we are receiving Hops rom
John W. Brown, of New YORK, which we
can sell at New York prices, adding freight.
The est qualities for lager beer and ale a1-
ways on hand. Call and see them. -tai5
BUTTERE46LD q Co.,.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCB.

Once, NO. South Frederick 9treet.
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street. a
rev doors nom the cornaF. Fail not 10 d.
serve name and number.
NO letteBreceiyed unless post paid and
containing stamp TO be used on I6e FepiT.
Persons writing should state age, and Gen6
portion OF advertisement describing gymps
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Married Persons, or lyon! YonnR Men cor,.r,,,,,
ing marriage, being aware OF PhysiefaI
Wea6nesI, Organic Debility, DaIoTmiiieS'
He who places himselrunder thecare ogDr
J. may raltgtOusly condde In his honor az =
gen ei1 TIl e2 and confidently rely upon his
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TIE ONLY PLACE WBERR I7upu
CAN BE BTIINFD


ESPeclally, who have become the victims of
SontaEy Vice, that dreadful and tie5IflIctiSa
8L4Ve thousands Of Young Men OF the MOI
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect Vim
InlenI OthefWtSe have entranced iistanInS
WR S,S1 S,1 70 sstaey the living Tyre. may cali
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08
Unity.
SENECA, january "a, 1868.


To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN Although being subscriber from the start,
It is the first time have offered trespas upon the
of your valuable journal but think the time has come
when is the duty of every Irshman with spark of
onay alive in him. speak out in behalf of distressed
and suffering country few weeks ago. what joyous
Iv made every Irish heart throb with that
the KEY note struck for the deverance of country
from the cruel English monster. But, alas the effect was
hardly realized when that accursed bane of dsaecon and
echncates stepped in hwar the onde hopes of every
lover of Irish freedom. Now then say it is time for the
people to speak Call general convention and unfrock
these miscreans that will stand in the way of general
unity of the Irish people, We ought to have experience
enough to pick out the and tried of race and all
schemers disaectonsts and wndlers stand back fall in
the rear while the people and their choice of leaders will
lay the plan to wreak vengeance the robber of our
race and country How narrowing mustbe to the relatives
and friends of the brave who suffered martyrdom
English scafod and the of many brave country
men wasting their lives away in British dungeons to
squabbng this time in the of evens say then
for ALL let the people speak and let there be concert
of action let all dead wood stand aside let there be conue-
tion unity and march in unbroken phalanx on the
shattered of monarchy which is numbering our
people daily and let it be immediate, and followed up by
earnest work. have faith in work than words.
Yours ALEX. VAuGHEY.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08
ROBERT BUCHANAN.

ROBERT BUCHANAN.
ASCENT OF THE JEBBEL TEER VoLCANo-The cold
Shekarry English Nimrod, who recently published
book of hunting dvenures is in the Abyssinan expedition
correspondent of the London Telegraph He writes an
account of the great volcano in the country Between the
crater short distance from the shore was toeraby
level plain extending for about two hundred yards on which
few stunted bushesthe only shrubs saw-seemed srug
Cling for existence with the tufts of driedup grass Although
the vegetation appeared scan the place teemed with
animal life large whiteheaded fish eagles circng
high in the air. and thousands of boobies cormoran gu
and other Birds flew screaming over our heads and
utterng strange Wild dscordant cries. as II to rgen away
the inruders from their domain We passed numberless
boobies sitting eggs which laid in little hollows in
the lava without appearance of nest and they were SO
that they allowed to approach within couple OF
yards before they attempted to move and then they only
flew few PAGES distant In the center of this ere pene
which about mile and half in diameter were two
conspcuousookng peaks craters about two hundred
yards distant from the other. The first cone OF
black cinde seventy feet in height and the other
which somewhat higher appeared to be OF an earlier
formation there signs of vegetation on its side Inc
anerod barometer showed the altitude OF the plateau TO be
seven hundred and sixty feet above the level OF the sea-
After making sketch of the strangely werdlke scene
before carefully PIC ouf may over he
we saw the first signs that the volcano was not extinct
for we perceived pus of vapor rising from small crater
about half way the side of the larger one and getung
we'll to wndward be clear of any noxos cases. we
commenced the ascent and soon standing by narai
cauldron of molten sulphur which was boiling ana pupog
up as if there was immense lire below Inc Drink
appeared to be hard and rm cautiously advanced TO
the edge and tried to sound its depth with oaooo put
found bottom In some places, do 'io '"P -'
wav to the surface of the molten mass the sulphur formed
uberee which e O{ s d and
collected several these which found to be sulphur
highly crysazed in the inside The diameter Of this caul
about thirty feet and there must nave oeen many
tons of pure sulphur in it. At one SIDE OF ne crater per-
ceved some composition state of fusion Of beautiful
bright color sreaked with purple but the colors
the air Having collected specimens of the different metallic
substances in the immediate vicinity of the crater were
making way towards the summit OF the peak when my
to be small spring oozng from out OF chasm in the slope
the HILL there semb d . of pure moss near
which the earth all round was saturated caused by Jet
of steam or hot vapor that issued from assure becoming
condensed by exposure the air The ground and heritage
taees like pure water The that at short distance
looked like moss resembled that kind of slime often
the surface of stagnant ponds Fro numerous assures in
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08
How to Save Money.

Parties in of piano, musical instruments of any
kind, sewing machines can save money by calling at
the office of this paper by communicating by letter
"a Washington street. Post Office drawer $780, Chicago ILL.,
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08

TIE IRISH Republic occupies proud and independent
postion which gains it commanding authority in this cri-
sis and which will gain for hearing from both Sides
when it calls on of both branches to force the
union themselves even in spite of their woudbe leaders
Respectfully yours, C.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08
THE OMNIBUS.

THE OLD POLITICIAN.
lraw special attention to this beautiful poem. Robe
IN, the author, is Scotchman, residing in Londol
vs. his inspiration from the surroundings-EDs. T.
Now that Tom Dunstan's cold,
Our shop is duller;
Scarce story is told
And our chat has lost the old
Red Republican color!
Though he was sickly and thin,
He gladdened us with his face
How, warming at rich mems sin,
With bang of the fist, and chin
Thrust out, he argued the case
He prophesied folk should be free,
And the money-bags be bled-
"She'S coming, she's coming!" said he;
Courage, boys wait and see!
freedoms ahead"
All day we sat in the heat,
Like spiders spinning,
Stitching full fine and fleet,
While the old Jew on his seat
Sat greasily grinning;
And there Tom said his say,
And prophesied Tyranny's death,
And the tallow burnt all day,
And we. stitched and stitched away
In the thick smoke of our breath,
YEARLY, YEARLY,
With hearts as heavy as lead.
But " Patience, she's coming! said he;
Courage, boys wait and see!
Freedoms ahead ~
And at night, when we took here
The pause allowed to us,
The paper came with the beer,
And Tom read, sharp and clear,
The news out loud to us;
And then, in his witty way,
He threw the jest about
The cutting things he'd say
OF the wealthy and the gay
How he turned them inside out
And it made our breath more free
To hearken to what he said
She's coming, she's coming !" says he;
Courage, boys wait and see
Freedoms ahead!"
But grim Jack Hart, with a sheer,
Would mutter, master!
II Freedom intends to appear
| think she might step here
A little faster!"
Then was fine to see Tom flame
And argue, and prove, and preach,
Till Jack was silent for shame
Or fit of coughing came
o. sudden to spoil Toms speech,
All! Tom had the eyes to see
When Tyranny should be sped
"She's coming, she's coming!" says he;
Courage, boys wait and see
Freedoms ahead !"
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How long, o Lord, how long
Doth Thy handmade linger
She who shall right the wrong
Make the oppressed strong!
Sweet morrow, bring her J
Hasten her over the sea,
o Lord, ere hope be fled
Bring her to men and to mel
O slave, pray still on thy knee
Freedoms ahead y
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But Tom was little and weak,
The hard hours shook him.
follower grew his cheek,
And when he began to speak
The coughing took him.
Ere long the CHEEKY sound
Of his chat among us ceased,
And we made purse all round,
That he might not starve, at least;
His pain was sorry to see,
Yet there on his poor sick-bed,
"She's coming, in spite of me
Courage, and wait cried he,
Freedoms ahead!"
A little before he died.
To see his passion
"Bring me paper!" he cried,
And then to study it tried
In his old sharp fashion;
And with eyeballs glittering
His look on me he bent,
And said that savage thing
Of the lords of the Parliament.
Then darkening, smiling on me,
"What matter if one be dead?
She's coming at last |" said he;
Courage, boy /! wait and see
Freedoms ahead! !"
Ay, now Tom Dunstan's cold,
The shop feels duller;
Scarce story is told
Our talk has lost the old
Red Republican color.
But we see figure gray,
And we hear voice of death,
And the tallow burns all day,
And we stitch and stitch away
In the thick smoke of our breath
Ay, here in the dark we sit
While YEARLY, YEARLY,
We hear him call from the dead
"She's coming, she's coming!" says he;
Courage, boys wait and see!
Freedoms ahead p
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MONROE, Iowa, May 9, 1901

MONROE, IOWA, May Q, 1o0''
MessrS. Walker Taylor Chicago, III.
GENTLEMEN: Please forward to address one gr'sS
Sloan's Condition Powders.
Your medicines have proved to be great thing anu "
in great demand. o
(Sgned) JOHNSON q oThVEN'oN'
Exclusion of all other Remedies.
We would call attention Soan's Standard Meolc1ne
advertised in another column These medicines nave Deen
extensively used and their good effect borne smoy
by thousands who have been benefited Dy I1e use 10
not be imposed upon by having other meoclneS uIgeo
upon you claimed to be as good
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-08

Intelligence is received from Rome that General Faey
commander of the French expedonary corps is about 10
return France with division of his troops Inc re-
mander of the forces will remain at Rome under General
Dumont.
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Resolutions.

We have received Resolutions precisely the same in SEN
ment if in words from Philadelphia, Cleveland, New
York, and other places. The object is to do honor to
Messrs Roberts and Gibbons for resgnng in order to
compsh Union which has not been accomplished, and
throw all the blame Mr. Savage etc. As these reso
utons being denticaly the same, have evidently been
supplied order it would be better for certain author
tiles to pass them in New York for the entire Organiza
ton This would trouble those Circles who
ready do they ordered and it would also be
great relief to the editors of this journal AS to who in
fault and who is not utterly refuse say single word
until union is first consummated. The breach is wide
enough already. Do you not think SO, brothers?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

FoUND.-A watch in East Delaware,
June 9th. Owner can recover, by iden-
tifying, and paying charges. Enquire
at Gazette Office. lu-1t
TALLEA1, HELLER & WATKINS keep the
best Of material, employ the best Of work
men, and always turn out Clothing warran-
ted to ft.
For a suit Of Spring Clothing, go to
TALLMAN, HELLER & WATKINS.
II you want Coat, Pants or Vest, that
viii ut and are Wen made, go to TALLMAH,
HELLER & WATKIN s.
For lne French and English Coatings, go
TO TALLBAN, HELLER q WATKIN's.
For Cassimeres of all prices, go to
TAILMAN, HELLER & WATKINS.
Furnishing Goods Of every description at
u. II. & WIS.
Hats and Caps, Of all the latest styles, at
4 h q w $
II you want Coat, Pants or Vest pattern,
cut in the latest styles, go to T. H. & WIS.
If the Ladies wish Cassimeres, suitable for
Spring Sacques, go to I. III. & WIS.
If you want to see the bestIine- Of Ties and
Collars eyer in Delaware, go to the Clothing
Should you want the best fitting shirt in
the market, buy the Golden HiH Shirt Of
7. H. & W.
II you want the best and finest Kid Gloves
to be found in Delaware, go to 4. II. d WIS.
In fact, gentlemen, If you want any thing
hat man wears, except boots and shoes, 60
LADIES { If you want "a Nice Bonnet,
Hat Ribbons, Flowers DC Dress or Sack
cut, at or made to order, call at No. "a south
Main st. Delaware Ohio May ct
@ma See advertisement of the OHIO
BUSINESS COLLEGE, in to-days paper.
ja "A '65-ln-y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12


ROBBERY. Burglars were abroad on
Monday night, and succeeded in reliev-
ing Mr.. G. F. RENNER Of sundry articles
of value. His family resides in the
second story OF the building in which
he has his store, and the thieves effect
ed an entrance into the rear part of this
story and thence into the sleeping apart
ments. of the family. Here they IAN
sacked several bureau drawers, carry
ing them down stairs into the back
yard. These drawers contained, among
other things, Mr.. Renner's deeds and
other valuable papers, and some SO or
$13 in silver and coppers, the most Of
which the thieves appropriated They
also examined Mr.. Renner's pantaloons
pockets, and got some $40 more, and
the key TO the store door. They also
took silver watch worth probably SIS
or $40. They then went below to the
store and took a sack of -four, and
what else is not known. They We're
generous enough to leave the key in
the door however. Had they continued
their search a little farther In the right
direction, they would have received
some $500 90, which was in Mr.. Renner's
vest, besides two more watches which
were near. No clue yet as to who per-
formed this evil deed.