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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12
SCIENTIFIC.

VEN beautiful effects can be produced
by giving tints to metallic objects, or
certain portions OF them, and the fol-
lowing are. some Of the methods em-
ployed for that purpose; Metals may
be colored rapidly by covering their sur
face with a layer OF sulphuric acid In
solution. According TO the thickness Of
the layer and duration Of It's action,
shades can be produced Of gold, Of
copper, carmine, chestnut brown, light
aniline blue and reddish white. All
those colors are brilliant, and II care,
has been taken to clean the metal before
subjecting II TO the action Of the acid,
they will bear polishing very we'll. BY
dissolving 42k grammes acetate Of lead
In 226 grammes of water and heating
the mixture TO So deg. Cent. Cl90 40
Fahr.) or SO Cent. (l99 4-5 Fahr.), 1t
decomposes, forming a preclpitate OF
sulphate of lead In black flakes; II Il
metallic object is plunged In that bath,
the deposit settles on IL and a coloring
Is produced, generally Of a reddish.
brown, the shade of which depends on
the thickness Of the precipitate. Care
must be taken TO heat the objects TO be
acted upon in a regular manner, so that
the coloring shall become uniform.
Iron treated in that way assumes the
aspect of blush steel zinc, on the con.
trary, becomes brown, IL, instead of
acetate of lead, an equal quantity of
sulphuric acid Is used, and the heat Is
raised somewhat higher than the
degrees mentioned above, cannon
bronze may be colored a magnificent
red or green, very stable. Beautiful
limitations of marble, are obtained by
heating bronze objects TO 100 deg. Cent.
(2l2 Fahr.) with a solution of lead,
Lnickened with gum adragant; and
afterwards submitting them to the
action of the deposit Of acetate of lead
mentioned above.
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What Carboline is doing for the Bald Heads

10 ohh " hlS hbdlu AthtNi
w. II. Drill & Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy,
says; ut affords us pleasure to add ON
names to your already long list Of recommen.
dations for your valuable Hair Restorer, Car
boline.' We have sold preparations for the
hair for upwards Of 20 years, but have never
had one to sell as well or give such universal
Z satisfaction. We have examined your Carbo-
line with the greatest care, and find it con-
talns nothing whatever Injurious to the hair
or general health. We therefore recommend
it with confidence to our friends and the gen.
eral public"
Mr.. Gustavus F. Hall, OF the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes After six weeks use l am
convinced, as are also my comrades, that your
Carboiine has and is producing a wonderful
growth. OF hair, where l had none for years."
N. McClarren, Druggist, Pittsburgh, Pa,
says: The good effects from the use Of Car
boline are brought to my notice every day to
such an extent as to justify me in recommend
ing it to my most intimate friends"
c. H. Smith, Of the Jennie Hight Combina-
ton. writes AFTER using your Carboline
three weeks, l am convinced that bald heads
can be r e-haired;' it is simply wonderful in
my case"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12
Hoonand,s German Rlttera.

During the warm season the nerves become
enfeebled and the whole system debilitated.
The stomach loses its power Of digestion, the
liver becomes congested and sluggish. causing
constipation or diarrheA, dysentery and chol.
era morbus and tho prevalence OF more or
less malaria at this season engenders ague,
bilious or typhoid fevers, often Of serious i'm
port To avoid these consequences, take,
night and morning, a tablespoonful OF Hoof-
lands German Bitters IL is q splendid tonic
and Alternative, that will restore the appetite
and digestion, tone the nerves, regulate the
liver and strengthen and build up the whole
system TO Withstand the summer heat and all
It's baneful influences.
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Liver l. King.

The Liver is the imperial organ OF the whole
human system, IS 1t controls the life, health
and happiness OF man. When it il disturbed
IA its proper action, all kinds OF ailments are
the natural result. The digestion OF food. the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
OF the brain and nervous system. are all i'm
medistely connected with the workings OF the
Liver. 1t has been successfully proved that
Greens August Flower is unequalled In unng
al persons afflicted with DysptpsiA or Liver
1omplslht ana all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition 81 the
LAYER and Stomach. Sample bottles TO try. 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent Three doses will prove
that 1t Is just what you want.
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Eating ItselfH
The d~ragon-ny. stranrA

The d~ragon-fiy, strang6l
seem, will live for days without its
head, and if instead of the head, its
abdomen be removed, 1t still lives on
without any evidence of pain. And If
the abdomen of a dragon-fly be placed
In Its mouth, 1t will at once begin to eat
Itself up, apparently experiencing no
difficulty, till 1t finds itself in Its own
stomach. Collectors say that after 1t
has been pinned to the board 1t will
feed voraciously for weeks until 1t
gradually dries up.
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DOMESTIC.

A HOMEMADE TELEPHoNE.-Take
two half-gallon (or quartz tin fruit cans
and take the bottoms out OF them. Now
take a couple OF half cigar boxes, tack
down the lids and cut a hole through
the bottom and lid Of each, so you can
fit In your cans, first bringing the ends
level with the lid or bottom. Now
stretch wet rawhide, parchment or
bladder over the other end and tie tight
and let II dry, and your speaking tubes
are finished. Now take two-ply of shoe
thread and wax IL we'll, making 1t as
long as you wish 1t. Punch a hole In
the center Of the parchment head, poke
the end Of the string through and put a
knot on it to keep 1t from pulling back.
Then put upyOur string Ikea telegraph
wire, but don't let 1t touch wood.
Where you wish TO support 1t or make
a turn, run 1t through a loop of the
same kind of string it is, but don't put
the supporting loops closer together
than is necessary TO keep 1t up, and
leave the string pretty loose to allow
for contraction when wet. Fasten up
your speaking tubes at each end Of the
route, and you are ready to gable
away. You can bore large gimblet holes
In your window sash TO run the line
through, keeping it from touching the
sash with a loop as described. The
signal call is to drum on the parchment
end of the can with your fingers, or
better pick the string like a harp about
a foot from the head. They are very
useful and interesting,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

SODA BEER.-Three pints strong beer,
one quart molasses, three and one-half
pounds crownsugar, simmered together
and skinned as long as scum will rise I;
three ounces tartaric acid dissolved In a
half pint of water, one and one.half
ounce each of essence of lemon, win
tergreen and sassafras; bottle, cork and
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JUsT: PUBLISHED.

THE THEOLOGICAL TRI-LEMMA, tho
three-fold question Of ENDLESS MISERY, UNIVERSAL
SALVATION or CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY consid-
cred In the light Of Reason, Nature and Rep6iaiioR,
by Rev. J II. Pettingell, MA. A very interesting
and popular work; 2SG pages,
WHAT IN SAID or IT,.-'The clearest state
ment of thu doctrine Of Conditional Immortality or
the Survival of tho Flttest, we have seen .n-SprinF-
fsid, Republican. THE book Ia quite interesting. -
". Louis ptresb5ytetian; The, argument Is strongly
with candor and ability, and. presents the Scrlptural
passages and Arguments In favor Of its position ina
strong and thinking manner. "-Phiid. Lnh ran OBJ
syVer.. The Authors spirit Is admirable. IN. Y,
C%hrtstidH Uufon ut IL the most important book Of
the times, written with singular ability and emf
nently Christian In It's spirit.'''- Southern Baptist
Ctergyman, %. d, at IL 80 ingenious and fresh, so
clear and full, and withal 30 candid and able, AZ to
make u by far the ablest and best that has yet APP
beared."-A Neo England CONGREGATIONAL Csrgy-
man.
e Postpaid for N DOLLAR
AGENTS WANTED In every part Of the coun.
try, TO whom liberal terms will be made. Send for
Agents price list. SHERWOOD a CO.,
Y. Ninth st., New York City.
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Reliable Dry Goods House.

We notice that d. +. Devices, 1924 nor-
merly Of 1859 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA,
has been appointed agent for the very cele-
brated Double Warp Black Silks. These goods
are said to be almost everlasting in wear, and
are very cheap. They vary in price from $1.25
to $500, but sold formerly at from % TO %
per yard. II you want any kind Of dry goods,
write for samples.
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To R%ENovATE BLACK MERNo.-Rlp
the dress apart, then soak the goods In
warm soapsuds two hours, dissolve one
ounce of extract of logwOod in a bowl
of warm water, add sufficient warm
water to cover the goods, which is to
be taken from the suds without wiring
ing; let the dress stand In the logwood
water all night; in the morning rinse
in several waters without wringing in
the last water; add one pint of sweet
milk; iron while damp; it will look
like new. ~ ...ssaI
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

To RENovATE BLACK SILK Rip your
dress apart and dust well; then wash
the silk in hot soapsuds by dipping up
and down; rinse in two warm waters,
then dip in water prepared as follows (:
Boil two ounces of logwood chips in
five quarts of water; add quarter of an
ounce of copperas; strain through an
old bit of calico; dip your silk In this
dye; hang on the line by the corners
until 1t is nearly dry; iron between old
silk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

Pairs description of a fiddle is very
old, but it is good: at was the shape
of a turkey and the size of a goose; he
turned il over on its back and rubbed
its belly with a stick and och! st.
Patrick! how it did ~squaleI"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

DELICIOUS TOASTED CHEEsE.-Cut the
cheese into slices of moderate thickness,
and put them into atinned copper sauce
pan, with a little butter and cream,
simmer very gently until quite dis
solved, then remove it from the fire,
allow it to cool a little, and add some
yolk of egg, we'll beaten; make it into
a shape, and brown it before the fire.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

AeNeU DiSintectGnt.-Under this title,
DR.. John Day, Of Geelong, Australia,
recommends for use in civil and military
hospitals, and also for the purpose Of
destroying the poison germs of small
pOx, scarlet fever, and other infectious
diseases, a disinfectant ingeniously
composed of one part of rectified oil of
%turpentine and seven parts of benzine,
with the addition of five drops of oil of
verbena to each ounce. Its purifying
and disinfecting properties are due to
the power which is possessed by each
of its ingredients, of absorbing atmos-
pheric oxygen, and converting it into
peroxide of hydrogen-a highly active
oxidizing agent, and very similar in its
nature to ozone. Articles of clothing,
furniture, wall paper, carpeting, books,
newspapers, letters, etc., may be per-
lectly saturated with it without re-
ceiving the slightest injury; and, when
1t has been once freely applied to any
rough or porous surface, its action will
be persistent for an almost indefinite
period. This may, at any time, be
readily shown by pouring a few drops
of a solution of iodide of potassium over
the material which has been d%isinfected,
when the peroxide of hydrogen which
is being Continually generated within
it will quickly llberate the iodine from
its combination with the potassium, and
give rise to dark brown stains.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

A new electric battery has been ex-
hibited before the French Academy.
The plates are of zinc and plumbagO;
the liquid, a solution in water of the
substance known to druggists as UNI
vitrifed salt. 1t is claimed that the
battery is more powerful than Bunsen's
of the same dimensions, and that the
constancy Of the current is remarkable.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

PEACH JELLY.-Crack one-third of
the kernels and pat them in the jar with
the peaches, which should be pared,
stoned and sliced. Heat in a pot of
boiling water, stirring occasionally
until the fruit is well broken. Strain,
and to every pint Of peach juice add
the juice of a lemon. Measure again,
and to every pint of peach juice add a
pound of sugar. Heat the sugar very
hot, and add when the juice has boiled
20 minutes. Let 1t come to a boil and
take instantly from the fire. This is
very fine for jelly cake.
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TNEAS-The choicest In the world-lmporter's
Prices Largest Company In America-Btaple
BTticle-pleaBeg verybody-trado continually In.
creaslng-Agents. wanted eveYwhere,best Induce
R0B'T WELLS, IS Vesey st., N. Y. P.0. Box 81
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"I AM afraid, dear wife, that while |
am gone, absence will conquer love-"
''Oh, never fear. dear husband; the
longer you stay away the better | shall
like you"
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INE Prevents the hair from turn
ing gray or falling out.
ROT TNE Gives the hair a rich and beau,
ttiul appearance.
CAROLINE Is II, the 9 Sssj hair prFP'FHtIon'n
CAROLINE lTi RS 6I Si ybs arrests nSi4 the fall.
INF Cures all diseases of the scalp
INE Is the natural nourishmen
for the hair.
CAROLINE Pr TMIG. decay in the hair
CAROLINE BRRyit' You will never regret
CADpOT JNE Causes the hair to grow luxu,
riHntly and naturally.
me H. destined to become u house.
hold word.
CAROLINE Is n nGt sSYs-Fe'tore' 'h'h"i'
INE Was never known to fail In 4
single instance,
INE Is the best preparation the
world ever saw.
me Certain to cover your head
y with a fine growth If hair.
"a pOT TNE Is wOndrous to scientific men,
CAROLINE The Rs., y plus ultra Of Hair
DDOT TNE Is a sure remedy, and instan.
taneOus in its results.
me II is the best thing ! ever used,
Is a common expression,
me Is doing wonders ON bald
heads.
TNE Inever saw the beat of II, is
spoken every day.
TNTE Is the talk all over town.
Is worth its weight in gold.
TNE IL praise by every one Who
has tried II.
CAnDnT TNE Is the crowning success inthe
medical world.
CAnnnT TNTE Is sold by all dealers In medi.
cine.
ChDpNJ INrE Has been indorsed by the
highest medical authority.
CADpOI JNE Creates q new growth Of hair
in three weeks.
CApPOT INE An elegant preparation pre-
pared from Petroleum.
INE The most %efIectual Hair Re.
CAl4Nh storer ever com pOnnded.
me Keeps The hair moist and the
head cool.
CADpOT ME Is free from irritating and
IN poisonous chemicals.
TNTE IL q priceless boon to afflicted
humanity.
ME Recommends itself one trial
will convince anybody,
pOI me. Gives weak and sickly hair tho
gloss and vigor OF youth.
pOI ME Restores faded or gray hair 10
Its natural color.
Dol JNE Makes the old young AGAIN.
M LINZ Acts like magic ON the hair.
"A poi TNE Makes the hair look natural
I'M OLl4N1 and beautiful.
y pOI me Delightful. fragrant, and sure
all the time.
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VEGETINE.
For nTOnsy

DR.. ii. r. STEVENS:
Il Is a pleasure 70 give my testimony TO your
valuable medicine. was sick for a long time
WIN Dropsy, under the Doctors care. He said
Il was Va er between the Heart and Lir,r. re-
celved no benefit until | commenced using the
Negetine In fact ] was growing worse. Ihave
tried many remedies they did not help me.
fRGETIkE Is the medicine for Drcpsy began TO
ieel better after TAI, ng q few bottles, / have
taken thirty bottles In all. l am perfectly well.
never felt better. No one can feel more thank
ful than | do.
lam, dear sir, gratefully yours,
Al d. WHEELER.
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How TO KEEP APPLEs.-There are
three requirements for keeping apples
well-a low temperature, above the
freezing point; a uniform or changeless
temperature, and the exclusion of air
currents. Apples willnot freeze unless
a few degrees below the freezing point,
and if they could be kept constantly at
about 80 deg. Fahrenheit, they would
not decay In a year. AS we cannot at
tain this in practice, we must come as
near to it as we can. Place the fruit In
a cool clubhouse as soon as gathered, and
keep it there till freezing weather sets
in. Keep it as cold in the cellar as
practicable, by open windows, and use
a thermometer to regulate a uniform
temperature. Alterations of heat and
cold soon. rot apples. This is the reason
why apples keep longer in barrels than
on open shelves, and barrels would be
best If we only knew when the decay
begins, for as soon as this commences
the whole barrel Is soon spoiled.
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"PA," SAID a little four-year-old,
''there's a poor nan out there that
would give anything to see you"
"Who is it, my SOM" sit is a blind
man."
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CHOLERA, CRAMPS, DIARRHDA, and all Bowel
Complaints are speedily cured by Or. Jayneis
Carminative Balsum. IL takes away all sore
ness OF the abdomen, soothes the stomach, and
restores It's natural action,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

FAIEBGNKs' Scales are so perfect in
their construction that whether the
article subject to their proof be a car
load of iron or a handful of feathers the
respective scales used will indicate the
exact weight.
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5EToN (Va) V%tNDIoAToR OFFIcE.-Dr. @.
Nhson We lose no opportunity to re-
34hend your Celery and Chamomile Pills TO
. friends for Neuralgia and Sick and Nerv-
Is Headache. They act like a charm with us.
TINSLEY q MORTON.
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NEVER fear, young man; never falter.
Press forward with living courage
burning I'm your heart; "there's room at
the top" No. 2s39, FIVE stories beyond
the elevator, right under the tin roof,
thermometer 1923 degrees in a cool place,
no fire escape, no bell, no water In the
pitcher, only One towel and no soap,
and the only window in the room open
Ing into a dark hall. Yes, young man,
there's always room at the top, and the
dustier you are and the more weary and
travel worn you look, the more abso-
lutely certain is the clerk to send you
there.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-12

VEGRrISE -When the blood becomes llfeless
and stagnant, either from change OF weather or
or climate, want OF exercise. irregular diet. or
from any other cause, The Vegetine will renew
the blood, carry on the putrid humOrs. cleanse
the stomach, regulate the bowels, and imparJ a
tone or vigOr 10 the whole body.
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Hon. A, III, Stevens,

1he great statesman OF the South, saws: 81
used DurAng's Rheumatic Remedy for rheu-
matism with great benefit" 1t never fails to
cure the worst case. Send for circular TO
helphenstine q Bentley, Druggists, Washing
ton, ID. @ Sold by all ~druggistA
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PINEAPPLE MARMALADE.-Pare, slice,
core and weigh the pineapple; then cut
into small bits-some chop them. Make
a syrup Of a teacupful of water to two
pounds of sugar; melt and heat to a
boil; heat the chopped pineapple in a
vessel set within one of boiling water,
covering it closely to keep in the flavor.
When 1t is smoking hot all through and
begins to look clear, add to the syrup.
Boil together half an hour, stirring all
the while, or until it is a clear, bright
paste. This way of preparing pine
apple is very much nicer than either
canning or preserving, as the fruit is
apt to harden.
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CONTINUOUS effort impoverishes the
blood unless it be kept pure by suitable
food and (when needed) DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
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WHEN the disorders of babyhood
attack your baby use at one DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid and
beneficial effect. Price % cents.
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The proper thing for church bonnets
-Elderberries.
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VEGETINE
For Sick Headache

EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. l, 1873.
Mr.. STEVENS
Dear sir Il have used your VEGETINE for SicL
Headache, and been greatly benefited thereby,
l have every re. son 10 believe 1t TO be a good
medicine.
Yours, very respectfully,
MRS JAMES CONNER.
- AL Third st,
HEADACHE. There are various causes for
headache, as arrangement OF the circulating
system. OF the digestive organs. OF the nervous
syst m, &C. VEGETIEE can be said TO be a sure
remedy for the many kinds OF headache, as It
acts directly upon the various causes OF this
complaint, Nervousness, Indigestion, COstive-
ness, rheumatism, Neuralgia, %Billiousness, &c.
Try the VEGETIHE. You will never regret Il.
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vEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and Ner.
v0us Debility.

IsLEsBUKU, NIX, Dec, q, 1911.
Mr.. STEVENS -
Dear Sir IL had a cough for eighteen years,
when i commenced taking the YgGErISg.
was very lows my system was debilltated by
disease. l had the kidney complaint, and was
very ~nerpOts-c0it9h bad, higs sore. When | had
taken one bottle | f. und IL was helping me It
had helped my cough and IL strengthens Inc. |
am now able to do my work. Never have found
anything like the VBGETINR. know IL IS every
thing II Is recommen1 ad to be.
MRS. A. J. PENDLEToN.
vEGETTNE IS nourishing and strengthening /;
purires the blOud; regula es the bowels quiets
the nervous system; acts directly upon the
secretiOns and arouSes 70 action.
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. Good Advice Better than Cold

II you are within reach Of PHILADELPHIA, and
suffer with Rheumatism, enquire OF Captain
Currie, Police Headquarters;A A. W. Frick. ESQ,
Of the EUening Bulletin. or of M. Hartman,
Truck d, Phila. Fire Department., aa tosuAat
they know OF the wonderful eura Asnj Il.
Of DR.. Herndon's GYPsEY,s. &7
Drqggists in RskI10lA1'a
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IT is better to paint a cart than draw
a barrow. Fact2
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RIPE TOMATOES will remove ink and
other stains from white cloth.
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HUMOROUS.

WHAT KILLED HIM.-A few years
ago, when Judge Gould, of Troy, lately
deceased, was holding court in thar
city, a prisoner was being tried before
him for wilful murder, In causing the
death OF a man by a pistol shot. An
eminent physician and surgeon was on
the stand for the defence.
The prisoners counsel, an adrolt
lawyer, attempted TO show that the
man, who lived some time after being
shot, might have died from some other
cause, and examined his witness after
this style.
"Doctor, would not such a thing
aus death? 2"
"Oh! yes, SIR"
swell, doctor, might no this man
have died from such and such causes P'
sob yes he might"
"This Is quite sufficient for u.s." ex-
claimed the defendants counsel, with
an air of triumph, twirling his eye
glasses.
Judge Gould turned In his seat, bent
his large, keen, penetrating black eyes
full on the witness, and said, a little
sharply:
doctor, you have told us what might
have caused this mans death; now tell
us what did cause his death p"
"The bullet, sir 7" answered the wit
ness. That ended the case.