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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
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sEDTroR AND PROPRIETOR.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

Secretary of Stdte-ALLEN T. WIKoFE.
Judge Of Supreme Court-JoHN WEIGH.
Rsard Pub Works-RIcHARD r. PORTER.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
DIR. N. b. Brisbine,

DIR. N. b. BriSbifle,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Upper Sandus
L Ohio. Office in Beerys' Block, second hocr
formally the office of DR.. o. Ferris
A CARD.-I have sold my house and lot and
transferred my Office to Dr. n. B. Brfsbine, oil
Lancaster Pa. DIR Brisbine was Assistant Sur
geon in the 123d Regiment for a considerable
time and was with me in the 18th o. V. l. and
123d o. vi, for more than two years. ] am m
timately acqu a in tedw ith him and can cheerful
" andheartily recommend him to all my former
patrons as a gentleman, a man well posted In
his profession as a kind. reliable and attentive
physician, one to whom my friends can with
safety and confidence, conlide themselves or
families in Sickness .. FERRIS.
Inner Sandusky. Jan. "a, 1s72-Iy
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eithcrnfra Of Spain or opposed to Ameri-
can freedom. In fact II would be difHcult
FOR any sensible man, Spaniard or not, to
explain the circumstances in any other
way, or 10 find Il reason for the silence and
submission with which insults and out
rpcs have been submitted TO by our state
Department even when. as in the casc of
DR.. HoCARD, the voice Of Congress per-
cmptorily demanded a different policy.
No wonder that Spanards OF every class
should earnestly desire GRANTS reelection
and the continuance of Spaiu's moral SUI
pcliori!y and our national degradation. No
wonder that they should dread the advent
to the Presidency OF a man whose views
and actions will not be controlled by the
Interests of personal rctanors or Ivy large
fees paid TO his relations.
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THE CennrcticnI Licrn-e Inv.

Connecticut hats a new License law.whi'h
is to ~ into effect ON the 18th II Septent en- AID
which contains some stringent proyis. u- fot
regulating the tranic In Intoxicating drinks.
Liccu-os may be granted Tor the sale ,f luofs
log any board Of county commissioners, 90 ,Idci
that the parsons applying for thcW ave ,t.um.
mcudcd by a majority II the StlcCtmeu Dt tho
town where the business Is to Ice carried ,I,dni
that the APP lirant gives security In the .An &
tl,Oll 10 observe all the laws that may he made
respecting taNcrus aud surtUru. liquors, but Nl TOW
may h' fot instruct ts slc.'mcu MOTTO mas ANY o.,
CONNIE tud1tious for Giuut ~ ceuscr utd lt HNi AL
II any Sclcctman, IN denhnce oi such INSTRUCTION ,Aa
recommend TIE granting Of licenses he h 60 Doe .tcmt
guilty OF lssdrmcan9r, punshsuic by nnc o lmPr.'
onntut or both. Any licensed dealer who shall sell c
any arunsard knowing nm 70 be- such, or 70 any n.y.
band wife after notice trom either not 10 eel to no
other Is made liable TO nne not exceeding ~ ot M
Or both. And II any person while IN state OF iuht.
ton DAMAGE or Injuries the property or per % ny af
else, then whoever sold the liquor where iNt a
toNcatiuu produced II made liable 10 pay Co TIE
party Injured lust dHnagef to De recovered l an aCDA
on this statute and II The party selling such l4Ipt is
licensed dealer his survics ldc responsible Tor % =
amount so recoN Nrred provided Il dOcs not exceed q q
sum of N Persons selling without license an iu g
punished hy hne not exceeding So, ur boy IuprsD.
mcut hot exceeding thirty days, or by both and .'r
and harAetptrs are liable 10 the same peuatts As pT-
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where l. the Money thu, Belongs TO thee
Nient

To ne Ed.or J TIE Sun.
SIR: You will obligr constant reader
boy Informing him why the following just claim
has not been paid 10y Useless : Grant a Co.:
Three years ago the Secretary OF the Navy
Mr.. Boric, dee ided that the Eisht-llour lnw was
unconstitutional, and that all Government en-
pluyec- should work ten hours for "A fun DAY
pay, or - per cent. III for eight hours. The
workmcn ia the several depart tments protested
against this very unjust decision Of Secretary
Borie, and sent a committee ON to Washington
to obtain their rights, II possible. The commit
tee waited IN Mr.. Wilson, now the kcpullI lIDtn
candidate for Nicc-Prcsidcnt, who assured them
snd pledged his word Of honor that II the work.
men would Keep to their work, they would re-
ccive a fun days pay for eight hour labor.
meeting Of the workmen, and reported their in
t,rView with Senator Wilson, strongly recum-
mendlng that his advice be- followed. ou that
report the men returned to their work. aud
worked some six weeks. eight hours per day. At
4 raducti iDn Of a. per cent, under protest. Tie
Attorney gucral then decided that eight hours
receive "a full day pay. Mr. 4. :. Grant then is
sued uu utDtI stating that the men shuuld le
paid a iull day = pay furci-ht hours, CUmmCu
Ing from thc date - the httorncv-tienerlls de-
cs!un. thcr ly ruhhing the wurhmrn out IL nom
~ cents 80 - Icr day tor some six weeks work,
notwithstanding MI. Henry Wilson's assurance
tu the contrary.
the men have not brcu paid ~ To- the present
time. At 'h, last session az t'ngrers, n max
in, the q. l.prppratiuns for the different depart
ututS aW told that "a special appropriation
was made tu pay the wor>r!cn this back ay. Il
this = $50, would like t. ask what has become
II thai money II is rumored that II has been
used 60 carry the election In North Car ma for
the Addition, Division and silence party. llyuI
caa throw "A little Sunshine on the subj NuI
will greatly ohllge large number ot working
men who have been swtndlcd hN me ras ais VINO
now hold the Government in their own hands
ONE or the VICTIMS
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The Spanish slave Traders all FOR Grant.

The slave traders of Cuba are all zcalous
tor the reflection of President GRANT.
Tins appear, i'm every column of the IIa-
wanna newspapers. Al the pro-,laycJy
Interests Of that island are friendly 10 him.
This j. only natural; for President GR'NT,
Secretary III u,uud, we regret to say, other
Republican, ,ub,cryiout to the Adm.,t.a-
tiou. have done everything in their power
10 smother tho flame of universal liberty
in cuba and 10 return the Cuban people
90 the do,poti,m Of the slave traders.
Ia pursuunce of this object GRANTS Ad-
min.stratiun has not hcstated 10 violate the
rights Of mankind and the laws of nations
While they admit onicially- President
GRANr in hi, message ami Secretary FISI
I'm his dcspatchos-thc existence of Il civil
war in cuba, they have not attempted to
maintain neutrality between the combat
ants, nor have they warned by a dcclai n
tion Of belligorenCy the citizens Of thi,
country against taking other side. Moro
than this, on every possible occasion where
a departure from neutrality has been prac-
able, they have steadily assisted Spain
and done 10 the patriots oil the injury in
Acir power So far has this policy been
caricd that to-day il would bc difficult
to hnd Spaniard who is not conscicn
ti,lslY convinced that President GRANT is
The sun., 1872-08-07

in which lac can be persuaded that his
purity organization can hc reinforced or
fortified. hc has no hesitation in abdicating
the power Of the Executive and permitting
it to be- exercised by members of Congress
or any of his suhordinutcs, as was done by
BABcocK in san Domingo.
Fortunately the proglc.s Of this vicious
innovation is soon to bc arrested Thecnsy
facility with which GRANT has surrendered
himself to the management Of the mcrcc-
nary and designing men around him has
wrought enormous evil; hut ii i generally
rcmodablc, and the people are confident
that President GREELEY will promptly np-
ply the CORE ting hand.
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USEMENTS.



Such success n was made on Monsay
evening at tie Union Square Theatre BY Miss
Rosina Nukcs has seldom been seen in New
York. The announcement that she would au-
pear as Nan, In the standard old farce Of Tho
Good for Nothing" drew audience that
packed the theatre, up stairs and down, and
Miss Bosina's appearance elected a great burst
II applause. II was almost a "nrst night
for her, although she has been ON the
for she has played almost wholly with
the members Of her own family, and IN suhurdi.
Moreover, she labOred under the disadvantage
Of knowing that Mrs. John wood and other
famous actresses had made the part famous ny
their admirable performances, and II Il not sur
prising that while waiting to 90 on she should
have been excessively nervous. When once
upon the scene, however, reassured 10y her
very cordial reception, she regained her cuur-
age.and thenceforward throughout the play act
ed with the steadness 81 veteran. There
was a piquancy, sprghtllness, and mischieyous-
ness about her that constantly held the good
will Of the audience, aud elected their loudest
expressions of al probation. Her laugh WAS ir-
re'istiblc and each sally found thousand echoes
from the front, while the passionate sobs that
when her warm heart Is first touched with tho
wuman's deepest, nohlcst sentiment, and she.
sonM responsiveness, eNacted the trapute
of sympathy from all hearts. There
have been better Ndas; perhaps, and hsyond
one when next this talented family visit New
York but the stetch that the young lady pre-
sented last evening was most decided success,
and for nrst appearance may be called remark
ably clever; It Is but fair to add that Mis-: to-
ina wa, admirably supported by Messrs. Welsh
Edwards. j uhu HuwsOn, and j. l.. Burnct. who
respectively played Tom Dtbhlcs, H1i1U t1Nl
aud Chgrl,H. Mr.. Harry Joscphs had the small
part uf Young NJ. simpson to do, but did II
well. Mr.. Edwards's Tom DbLics was a perform
ancc Of great merit.
At the end Of the play Miss Rosina was twice
called before the curtain. The piece viii he
played all This week, after which the theatre VIII
be closed for alteration until the opening Of the
l.ll lul Mluinr .nAsnn ON Snni. lh.
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The Hon. GEORGE w. CRAwFoRD died NJ
Augusta, Ga, on July -, lie had been Governor
of Georgia aud wa the first Secretary of War in
the Wing Cabinet of President TAYLOR. While
holding that onice he was mislcd into pas ing ali
old claim Of one GALPHIN,and this net was follow
ed by an immediate burst Of honest indignation,
not merely from Democrats Lut from Nhigs
also, Or, GEEElEY IN the ItibUpr taking lead
ing part In the movement. Ia fact they made IT
So hot for hr. CRAWFORD that he had To resign
his office ana retire 10 obscunty, iu which he ha-
over since remained, no even, iu his subsequent
history beng known to the public except his
death.
Nowadays members - the Cabinet boldly en-
gage IN -vrdlo- like the CuoWENNING fraUd,
amounting 20 $HaOoO and like the representa-
tive frauds Of robson, amounting 10 $4,000,
and the mos influential members and organs OF
their party sustain them in the act and prai.
them as th7ugh public plundcr were virtue.
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lie may say 10 this National ranl,. II he hrs cpo
friendly to the election ut President o.. .t.t I
will direct the Collector in Nour district T., t ,
his deposits with your hank. He has the reht
to do that 10y law. 81 shall not want th"t
money. won't call for It Tor the next pix
months Your bank will loan 1t out to You farm-
ers ut ten per cent. II you want H." Atrr hav-
Ing this understandings the officers of tuc bank
being good Grant men, and feeling pretty well
over having the use Of a million or million
and half ~ dollars for six months, they viii
feel pretty liberal. and contribute freely to tho
election. In that way It IS in the power Of the
Administration TO use SbLOlUD for the next
Secretary Rohes6n would not. tIsnshtcrl Mr..
Crcswell would not lRenewcd laughter) MIR.
luscy Collector ~ New Orleans, would nov.
tMore laughtcrl 1t is very likely nc would nOt
use Il.
BRoTnER-IN-TAw CASEY.
Bat this Mr.. Casey, Collector of the Port 4
lature Of the state of Louisiana. fic actually
got enough of the Senate OF the state Il
Louisiana to secretc themselves In the Custom
House so they could not get quorm to do
business. The Government OF the United
states, through one Of Its officers, bteaknY W
the , teFisaturH s ,,, 9i State Do you Justly iha
party to a corruption fund, and helped to raise
5000 for the purpose, of hribing the members
In which he was Interested. This was brought
TO the notice Of the President but he
risk MIR. Casey with the millions of money he viii
collect at New Orleans for the next six months.
had just as soon that money should he applied
to the payment Of our debts. A man who would
contribute money TO bribc a Legislature prohn-
by would keep that money safely. don't know
but he. would. lLaughter.l What do you thiuk
break up Legislature lie actually top< tho
Senator'S and after he had kept them a few Lays,
lie placed them on board vessel of the United
States, out Of the Jurisdiction ~ the Ser.oan,-
alarms, and at your expense. Has he been
rebuked for ~ The only rehlke he ht hld TO
endorsement Of his conduct.
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Ghost, have received icGll recognition in
In ,laud. ou' JAMS ALLrN sued an cd man
named Armstrong for leaving Als service with
ont giving nc.ice, and ARMSTRONG; pleaded In
defence that he was So troubled by ghosts n
ALLrNs houfc that no could not remain. Ilc
said tnat at night Things rattled in the kitchen
so that the bousc Wa, nearly thrown down De
heard and saw lights heavy things rolled
over and crushed him in his bed. and a white
woman came and scared him nearly 10 death
The old man evidently had the utmos; faith ia
thc reality % the supernatural vsitations he de-
scrbcd, and the Court ruled that he was justified
In leaving under the circumstances, ordering
him 10 be discharged from custody, and to be
paid for the lime he had actually served. So II
has been legally decided that the undcsired
presence of ghosts in house is a sufficient rea-
son for voiding contract.
The sun., 1872-08-07

Deposit your money in tho Mutual Benefit
Savings hank, Snl building opposite Cy Hall Interest
cHDlnruIGs oa- lLad IaV
The sun., 1872-08-07

\ litigation relating 10 the titlcot certain
Land 10 Cook county, H. which has occupied the
attention ~ the courts for some time, and iu con-
sequence of which Il littlc shooting among some
Of the parties affected 10y the suit had occurred.
has Just been concluded In Chicago. According
90 tho evidence VI. B. REAUniES, an Indian half
breed In 1897 convened Gye hundred and seven
ty-siX acres of land 20 one r. u. MApsroS hy
warantee deed, which was duly recorded In
$50 BEAUBIES left Chicago and won't beyond
the Mississppw where he lived among the Indians.
In l-do he returned to Chicago. and thirty-two
years after the original deed had been recorded
made deeds to'other parties Of the same prop
crty, claiming that the first deed was forgery.
An investigation which brought out u.sny inter-
estlnR facts relating 20 the early history of Chi
caco resulted In ahmIn, ,hc validity II the
original deed.
The sun., 1872-08-07

Congr, s>man AARON A. SARG ENT, of Goat
island notorety has been making speech at
Vallejo. Cal, IN which he Informed his hearers
that Vallejo owed a great portion Of IT, pros
perity 60 the indefatigable efforts OF Congress
man CoGHLAS. The Nallcip IHi,psud,Ht says
that as the city has been steadily running down
for the past two years II Is unfair In SAKGL>T 20
throw the blame on COGuI.NN, and thus spoil his
chances for reelection. SARGENT has a remark
able faculty for inivrng whatever cause he
specially desires 90 serve, arising probably from
au oAcess Of zeal over honesty and discretion.
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AL Right.

Maior-Gcn. JOHN A. DIX, respectable
old gentleman of this city, once Il Demo-
crat, but of late years Republican, has
written Il letter TO say that he prefers
GRANr 10 GREELEY. He gives n number of
commonplace reasons for this preference;
but unluckily he does not tell the whole
story 10y any means. For instance. he
does not mention among the facts which
lead him to love GRANT, that system of
Office hrok erage which the President has
introduced ut Washington, whereby--to
mention onlya single instance-his brother
in-law. LEWIS Dent. sold the Consulate at
Cnlao for $500 paid to himself. and $1,000
paid go Gen. F. T. DENT, another brother
in-lGw. both sums being paid in cash ut the
same time, and GRANTS appointment of
the payer following Immediately after the
payment. Neither does he include
GRANTS interest i'm the swindlug PER-
KfNs claim against Russia, nor his letter to
the Car requesting him rs q personal
Kindness TO himself to consider that claim
fayorably. lie j. silent. likewise, about
Seneca sandstone and the enormous rob-
berries OF GRANTS ring in the District
of Columbia Neither doe, he mention
GRANTS prcsrnt-takmg, nor his appoint
mcnt of twen;y-one of his relations To-
Offices which none of them could ever
have received had they not been members
Of the Presidents family. Nor does he say
anything about GRANTS share in the great
CHoRPENNlNG fraud, or his support OF
ROBEscN's SECoR fraud, SAVAGE fraud,
Governor fraud, engineers fraud, torpedo
boat fraud, Tennessee fraud. and all the
rect of the Navy Department swindlcs.
Stiil less does he say anything respecting
the Soscol fraud. hy which GRANT himself,
when Secretary OF War I'd ut,rtm, handed
over To- thu Bank Of California the right of
the Government 20 a military reservation
worth ten millions of dollars. All these
things Gen. DIN omts-uniutcnt ionally Of
cour-e-although they are among the most
conspicuous features of Gen. GRANTS c!yil
career.
Wen, it /, all right and we dare say 1t
will come ont right in tine end. II Gen.
DIX prefers Grantism 10 the elect on Of
Dr. GREELEY on the Cincinnati platform
there Is no reason in the world why be
should not say 80 and vote -cord.nuly:
ami if the majority Of the people share ,hc
feeling and notions Of Gen. DiX. why. We
will have another four years OF GRANr,
and curious sort of season II Will certain
ly nr.
some Of the paper, av u-o Gen. DIX of q
desire to get oihcc under GRANT. This is a
groundl,s> accusation. ana H. authors
ought 20 be- ashamed Of thrms,lvcs.
The sun., 1872-08-07
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

NOW ! propose to say sumethLlg about the
claim OF thc Secretary OF the Treasury thpt the
tuNernmcnt ~ more eConumicnlly administered
lhan II has ever been heretofore. lie claims
credit Tor The skill with which he managed yu,r
finances. ANw j charge, fellow citizens. Lhat
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

Alva c. Stone of Montague, Mass.
was killed by the cars near Greenfield,
Tuesday night. His head was complete
ly severed from the body, and probably
rolled into Deerfeld river, as it has not
been found.
TORNADO IN ILLINoIs-Loss OF LIFE.
A terrible tornado occurred in Illinois
last Saturday in Newton, Jasper county,
demolishing houses, barns and forests
The house of Ezra Mehaney was blown
down and Mrs. Mehaney killed. The
house of James Read was also demolish-
ed, and Mr.. Pope, Reads father-in-law,
and Mrs. Trytle killed, and several 9TH
ers badly wounded.
FLOOD AT HARTFORD.
The water is very high in the Connec-
ticut at Hartford, CT, and the lower part
af the city is flooded with water.
FLOODS AT THE WEST.
Floods are reported at the West. The
Ohio river rose 20 feet in twenty-four
hours, and railroad travel is much OBJ
structed.
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Vermont News.

= r. Dow, of Woodbury., was arraign-
ed before Justice Wells ON charge of sell.
ing diseased beef, and held to bail in the
sum of $3.50 for appearance at the coun-
ty court.
= The sash and blind factory of Da-
Wis B. Sargent at Highgate, was burnt
last Thursday. Loss $500; insurance
$500.
- From the Vergennes depot, on Tues
day the I'd inst, there was shipped 1855
pounds Of butter, about 1000 pounds of
cheese, and quantity of eggs.
- Deacon S. HI. o. Bosworth of Ber-
lin, recently sold part of diseased hog
in Montpelier, and those who ate of it
we're made very sick. Bosworth has been
arrested and placed under 81 900 bonds
for his appearance at the county court.
Loren Shores, a young man of Gro
ton, while hewing railroad ties on the
Dist ult., cut his foot very severely, the
axe going completely through it from
the toes almost to the ankle. He was a
mile from the house and alone, but sum-
moniDg all his strength and courage, he
made his painful way back through the
deep snow, and reaching it was kindly
cared for.
During the month of February last a
patent was granted to A. G. Ballard,
Esq, of Winooski, for folding table.
He now has full grown one on exhibit
ton at L. B, Dykes store, and all who
examine it pronounce it very common
sense invention. The improvement is
applicable to all tables, but especially
to drop-leaf tables, both extension and
common. BY means of simple ar
rangement of iron bolts and thumt
screws, the table can be let down and
shut up in small space in less than 9
minute. and can be opened and set up.
One day last week a Frenchman
named Peter Savage, of Grand Isle, feel
ing thirsty, drank by mistake quantity
of alcohol which contained about two
ounces of aconite-a virulent poison
Fortunately for the victim DIR. jackson
happened to be within call, and tn,
Frenchman was able to tell that he hac
swallowed something he hadn't "orter'
and was burning all up inside" Th,
usual remedies were administered, anc
the man is in fair way of recovery, bu
had a narrow escape.
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/ STATE OF VERMONT I The Probate Court in
Dis 7 OF WESTMINSTER IS. and for said District !:
To all persons interested in the estate of BENJA-
ceased. GRrrTrxa
You are hereby notified that Amelia A. Payne
Il executrix of the will of said deceased has pre-
sented her petition setting forth that it is necessary
to sell all the real estate of said deceased in order to
raise money to.pay the debts against said estate and
has prayed for license to sell the same at public or
private sale and that said court will decide upon
said application at session of said court to be held
at the probate Office in Townshend in district on the
I'd day of May, 1872.
You are further notified that said court will then
and there decide upon the application of the said
Amelia A. Payne. widow of said deceased to have
the homestead set-of to her and the minor children
q sad deceased. and for an assignment Of her
ed. she having waived the provision made for her
by the will Of the deceased which time and place
yot can be heard IN the premises If you shall see
cause O. n EDDV Reg;ster
April 3. 1872. ISL
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Washington, April s, 1872.

Acknowledgements made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to enter the store of Tufts
& Co., on the night of the 2Sth ult.--
They had broken the fastenings to win
dow, and were probably frightened from
further operations by the arrival of DIR.
Smith, whose Office is near by and who
was out at late hour that night.
The "Thurston Road" so called, has
been agitated for many years, and at a
special town meeting on the Both ult.,
the town again refused to lay it out by
decisive vote.
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A COOP ONE.-Brother Chase of the
Lyndon Union, did the following 1t
is only equaled by his democratic vir-
tue" in explanation of How they did
it" in New Hampshire;
"Some time prior to 1900, when John
McLauthlin was a lad, he was at work
for Mr.. Thayer, who lived where j. r
Kenerson now lives. One day it was
suddenly reported that Abial Blanchard
neighbor, had swallowed large bone,
and was dying. Mr.. Thayer and his
nearest neighbors fastened to Blan-
chard's. DIR. Scott, the first physician
in town, was there, but unable to afford
relief, and while rubbing his head for
medical ideas on the subject, Eliphalet
Blanchard suddenly doubled up his fist
and planted ferocious blow between the
shoulders of the sufferer. The bone flew
out, striking the opposite side of the
room, and DIR. Scott stood amazed at the
newly discovered treatment proper in
such cases"