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HThe Cambridge Ne,os takes ex-
ceptions to an item published short
time since. in this paper, 10 which We
said that Democratic legislation had q :
ready afforded some relief to the bust
ness interests Of the country; and in time.
when the unwholesome legislation Of the
Republicans would be counteracted. the
full measure Of relief desired would be
brought about. . sss
Republican legislation demonetized
silver, md Democratic legislation remon-
etix d it, notwithstanding the veto Of
P esiden, HAZE Has That was . measure
,ha. received she,approval Of the people
and afs rded reliea. :
Republican legislation made import
duties paysbisin coins Democratic leg.
isla,ion compelled, q change SO that now
all import dntiesicsn be paid in legal ter ;
ders. That is As relief to. the business
interests Of the country ~
F,r years youf party utterly failed tc
devise any means whatever to compel
the Pacific Railroads to pay the interest
on their debt, or 70 provide in any mar
ner for the payment Of their bonds out.
standing. One year ago Senator THUR
man prepared bill. and il became lag
the provisions Of which required the rail.
r,ads to pay. VI. The Supreme Court
has just decided the law to be constitu.
,ional. That is certainly a measure ot
relief, which your party failed to provide
through ell the years il was in control ol
THE Legislative branch Of the Govern.
meDt. =
All measures connected with the war
legal and illegal, have been accepted by
both parties. and the Ness' aashy effor'
/ 10 beat a "bloody shirt" out OF the BUSH
es is a very stale kind of performance.
But all financial legislation thst.imposes
one jot or title upon tue interests Of
the masses will be searched out and COZ :
rec,ed from first 10 last, and the people
will thank the Democratic party for 90
doing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

kEGer. W aRsER delivered . speech
on The silver qaes,ion in Congress last
week that is highly spoken Of by the
leading men aud papers OF both parties.
Ohio occupies the front rank. on all in-
portant questions, in both branches ol
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

EWBru. KELLEY, oil. the Allen County
Demscrdt, Is ferocious BIsHoP man.
i late numbsf Of his paper was certain
" prepared to tickle the fancy OF the
Gover.or. Perhaps it would be impc-
litic TO say that the Governor ordered
ls.vsral thousands OF extra copies fol
distribution over the Sta'e.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

eEThe Democrats in Congress- back
cd down on the Presidential light in
ls76-T, and lost the Pres:den'. On the
c1es,ions now before the country they
should stand frw. a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

kIDemocrats want .'peace at the
lpollsn everywhere. but they don't want
the kind the Republican party las pre-
pared for them -bsronets and Marshals
u keep Dem cratic ballots out Of the
sboxee.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

kEwhat business man is there, be he
merchant, farmer or mechanic, tha,
wants piece Of paper called s.dellar
That would be wholly irredeem.ble,
worthless, in exchange for the pref-
cnt legal tender dollar, that is worth
oae hundred cents in goldr II Is an
insult to the intelligence Of the peo
nile 10 ask them to consider such ques-
zion for even m ment; yet that is the
precise doctrine advocated by "BRlcK'
PoxssoY and his faction. They Wonld
degrade all values and try to create
something oat Of nothing and--nothing
would be the result.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
etWho pays she expenses Of the

Hwho pays the expenses OF the
speakers OF the .sBalek" PoMERoY fac,
iionl We can't answer that question
utjadging from the anxiety OF the R.
pnblicans for the success OF the NOV,
susnt, II wouldn't surprise US 10 learr
that that party had invested some none,
ia Il. One thing we dn know, and tha
10 that il has not been the habit Of th'
leaders, in this county, in the past, te
work for nothing and hoard themselves
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
CARRoLL 4 BRO.
WORKERS

sa@ss WHEELING; W. ~
nonumsnts. Tombs, Hsadstonss. BE-, oea.
istantly on hand and furnished to order.
Having made arrangements with leading
arm In Scotland, We are able to furnish all
Kinds OF work In GRANITE at the lowest
| possible prices. !, aprl,'7s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

Ewhen the people come to chose
between whether they will have free
ballot, or do without the army, they will
very quickly decide that they will get
along without the latte-.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
7 =. N. Amos I E
William Piatt ct ai.


RY virtue Of certain order Of sale Issued
u from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the County Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, In eass pending In said sohrt between
the above named parties, snd 10 me directed,
w II Offer tor sale atpubiio aucssos at the
east door Of the eonfg kouss IN Woodsasld,
on, -''fsS.
Saturday. the 14th day Of june, 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, ,. -, and
4 o'clock p. mn Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate IN Monroe county,
Ohio, to-wit:
The east end Of the south bali of The ncYtk
east quartz Of section thirteen, ,teWnship ssaf
of'range I've, commencing eight rods south
offs stone corner on ths north and south
line OF said section; thencr seventy two rods
south to,a stake corner; thence west forty
three rods; thence north sixty rods; thencs
on > Straight line 70 the place Of bog min 6
forty three rods, containing eighteen acres
more or less.
Said property 90 ordered to be sold 10 ap--
praised 81 $22s, and may sell for two-thirds
OF said appraisemeut. Terms Of sale. Cash
bsfoIs confirmation. ,.-,.l,. .-s...-
4 A. J. PEARSON,
de-. Master commissiopsr. n. c. O.
:m.yls'7s~s ( = &
HgxraR AAlsosl. nty's.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
HThe Pexk,ss school book bill

nyThe PERKINS school book bill
ought to become Law. Its provisions
are calculated to protect the public
against the grossest swinale and extoi-
tion known anywhere, by any people. +
. she paid lobby OF the. book publisbe
can defeat the pssssge Of the bill. then
We may jast as we'll acknowledge that all
efforts to protect the interests OF the
people against grasping corporations
ere time and labor spent in vain. We
hope the contributions made BY the book
interest to keep lobby in. Ligh living 81
Columbus will not avail this time.
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NOTICE OF APpoINrMENr.

Estaf: Of Wm BscAasae, Deceased.
THR undsrsisped has been appointed and
j qualified - Administrator Of the eassse
Of william Buchanan, .als ef neusss eeunty
asesased. ALEXANDER BUCHANAN.
nays, s,79w3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
FARMS FOR SALE
IN MON ROE COUNTY.

TEE undefslgnsd Offers three fsrns for
i ssie in this county. located - fslisvE
C. One Of ls0 acres, known ~ The Driegs
farm psar woodsHsld, On the lIs~ Of the
Bsitaifs 4 Southwsstsrn Railroad.
One In Adams township Of le0 acres, fer
mefly owned b. David Mccoy.
One 10 Lee tcwnship, Of IS ssrss, knywn
- the John Lollathsn property.
For farther particulars and terms sddrsss
WA. II. kRkSTRON0
Csptina, DsiMont County, Ohis.
sprls.T0m3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
wsedsfield. May Is. 1870.
~Address all letters:
"rHE SprRrr OF DEHccRAcr,"
wsoisheld, s 8
e.ss a Ohio.

eyDemncrats are dropping the
sBRIcK' PoMxsoY irredeem shle money
faction. aided and encouraged by the
Republicans, In this county,. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

~ Republican speakers name New
York and Cincinnati as cities in which
Democrats have committed fearfuffrauds
!, Il elections. They invariably forget to
mention Pt,sbargh and Philadelphia,
cities which The Republicans have car
ried for years BY . system Of forged tax
certificates, tiasue ballots. fraudulent ntree-
sis,ra,ion and domestic and Imported re-
nea,inc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
: sHERIFrs SALE.
I s1ns sz sss- g.
Marshal Ridgsway ;
y ErGsslSi vsg wassrsn
Sc JsAe @. Ridge~ay ct al.


--s-. sstssssss sstsssssss,..ss.s - -
ID fNirtaeof ., certain order Of sale iu psr-
ID tltioa issusd from the court Of common
pleas Within spd tor tho oonnty OF Monroe
asud stats 81 Ohio, III case p~ading In said
court between the above named ,partisE. and
tome directsd.I win oGer for sale at public
auction. at the east door Of the court house
in wppdsnsld, on
Saturday; the 14th day ef Jnne. 1879,
between the hours of. 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. .:ms ot sAida day. the following de-
scribsd real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, 70 Wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter VI the south
west quarter and the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirty-two. town
ship three, range Ave. containing aeventy-four
and eighty-two hnndredth aches except six and
d half acres off of, the south end Of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter sold to
Thomas Cline.
Also. the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section two, .township four. range
six. containing forty and twenty hundredth
facres. except thirteen aerexone rood snd thirty
ak pcrches of Of tho west side sold to George
fcoss, in all ninety Ave acres moro or less.
said property % ordersd to be sold 10 ap-
praised II slsos. and may sell for two thirds
Of said sppraisemeut.s
TEAMS -One.third cash, enc third in on,
yslf and one third in two years; dsfsrrsi
payments TO-, bear interest from. day Of sal,
and to Be secured BY mortgage On the prsni
81 wx. READ.
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2 ! ~ SP'SSs'S'''r''T -, = - -
the Conventiou will be as follows:

This is based on the votes cast for the
Democratic candidate for Senator In
1877.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

EwJoHs SHERMAN says be don't want
to be Governor. Hemeans that be don't
want 10 run and be dete6ted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the edge
l Of the ribs. increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient is rarely able to lie on the
left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder blade, and it fre-
,quentiy extends to the top Of the shoul.
der, and IS sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss Of appetite and
sickness the bowels IN general are
costiye, sometimes alternative with lax;
the head is, troubled with pain, accom-
panied with / dull, heavy sensation in
the back part. There IS generally a
considerable loss Of memory; accom-
panied with a painful sensation Of hav-
ing left undone something which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The patient
complains Of weariness and debility; he
is easily startled, his feet are cold ,,oy
burning, and he complains Of a.prickly
sensation Of the skin; bis spirits are
low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti-
tude enough to trysit. In fact he dis
: trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few Of them
existed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 70
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. e. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartie
can be used, preparatory to, or aftes
taking Quinine. We would advise an
who are afflicted with this disease ia
give them a FAIR TRIAL. =
For all bilious arrangements, and .,
= simple .purgatve. they are unequalsd. !.
BEwARE ~ InIrATzosx
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the Nd
with the impressions Dr.. AcLAxE's Llvxs
PlLLs, =. ..,..r .
The genuine McLANxI LIVER PILLS bsai
the signatures of c. McLASK and FLEMING
Bros. On the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. e
McLAkE's LIVER Pulls, prepared BY Fleming
Bros, Of PITTSBURGH. Pa,, the market beinl
full Of imits ,ss ~ the name McL0Ne
sprl'e,' riiasrsssiaa ais' la~e pscnuaeissiea.
,sSsls,7sy
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ators 10 ikia county, can answer.
-N,,,, ,rv. -

cEN ,ble county Is alive to the I'M
A gNE.
portaace Of holding ,nyen.ion 10
nominate candidate .for Senator la this
the 10Th Senatorial District.
We suggest that the Convention be
held at srammelfeld on Thursday. the
14'h day OF, August, and that the basis
Of representation be zone delegate few
each 100 votes cast for Senator in 1877,
and one for each fraction OF So votes or
above that number
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H!MY::ss:...s;;:::: e.; !: =; :::::::; ~: -: : !:
cures Pains In the
BAck!' :: =; C.; 4 !; ~: :; g.: =:
y nsSuS~v 0p~sus


Drcpsy, Gravel. Diabetes, Brigtt's Disease Of
the Kidneys. Retention or Incontinenee Of
Urine, Nervous Diseasss. Female wsas ness,
and Bxcessss. HUNTS REMEUY ii
prepared Elk PRE6SLY for these diseases.
From Rev. 3 G. Taylor, D. D., Pastor First
Baptist Church.
z.rE PRovIDsxos r / Jan. 8, 1879.
can testify 10 the yirtus Of HUNTS
RRARDY In Kidney Diseases from actual
trial. having been much benefited BY is
use, tse &c. TAYtoR.
From . retired minister Of the Meth edist
Episcopal Church
500 North Seventeenth It,, PArLA.. Penn. ]
April Is. 1878. +
VIZ. 3. CLisxs-Dsar Sir: HUNTS RIM
BDY has cured my Y 70 Of Dropsy iu IS worst
form. All hope had left us for months. All
say that Il . miracle. Wat-r had dropped
fom her right limb for months. Forty.
eight hours had taken all the sxtsa! water
from the system. All other, msaus had beet
tried. None suecssded bat HUNTS RRNR-
DY.. - AArHosY ATwooD
HUNTS REMEDY 10 pur,ly vess
table, and is used BY the advice Of Physi-
clans. II hss stood the test ,of time fol
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ET Ho'. DE- La MArrR. Greenhack
Congressman from Indiana, has offered
bill in Congress 10 authorize an issue
IF 81 900 900. coo in greenbacks, and the
bill provides that they shall he paid out
to certain corporations for pubic i'm
provements. The scheme has made DE-
La MArrR the laughing stock OF the
country. Butif he is saeered and laugt.
ed at for his silly measure, what ought
TO he the rneasuresof contempt visited
upon "BRIck' PoMEKoY and his faction
who propose to issue $4,000, 600, 900 in
greenbacks, and assert that they shall
never be redeemahle lnl snythinsi. Per.
haps Messrs. WAssoM FLINT. BAKsRand
MovAr, the irredeemable inaationist OF
ators In ikia county, Gan answer.
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y That little Republican Green back

% That little Republican Green5ack
scheme, inaueursted last Winter, to have
the Democrat'c. majority intthis coun,y
wiped out by the work of few would
be office holders, has not met with ar. :
sponse from the Democracy that would
entitle the movement to be termed q
frs'-class "revolu'ior.' II is now al
most re,dv to, seek ils '.ittle he'd" and
there Is much sorrow in The Republican
camp therea'. The Republicans are do
ing their level best 10 give It an addi.
tional boost, but they have very littls
faith that any more Democrats can he
persuaded to Join j..
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so years, and the ut.
most reliance may ba
placed In Il. One
trial will lconvince
you.
Send for pamrhlei
to WM. Z. CLARKE,
PRoviDEScs, B. J.
| SOLD BY Al
jan2s,'7ss-
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
A0din in Trouble.

The noted James Darragh is again in
trouble, and this time he will likely re-
main in Jail for awhile.
James fell in with young printer
from New Castle some time during yes
terday, and in consequence the printer
became somewhat intoxicated. During
the afternoon they wandered down to
the oyster wharf, and then it was that
James showed his true colors by knock
ing down his companion and stealing his
shoes.
Shortly after the occurrence officer
Gu.chm+r appeared upon the scene, but
his appearance had no effect upon the
"bully," as he continued to strut around
the wharf, cursing in loud manner, and
defying the officer to arrest him, and tell
ing him that if he laid hands upon him
that he would kill him. In a very short
time officer Thomas made his appearance
upon the scene, and then it was that
Darragh showed his cowardice by taking
to his heels, and starting on run. He
reached the Diamond State Rolling Mill
ahead of the officers, and when they
reached there he was not TO be found.
After searching for short time they
separated, and as they got some distance
away, Darragh came out of the mill, and
proceeded to the wharf. The officers
saw him, and officer Gutchmer went
down Church street toward the wharf,
and officer Thomas went around the
new round house and across the lot to
Front street. Dalragh saw officer Clutch
,ner coming, and started to run along
Front street, but he had not ran long be
fore he conveniently and unexpectedly
ran into the arms of officer Thomas.
After a short tussel the officer put the
nppers on him, and he was soon behind
the bars in the city cells.
He was given bearing before the
Mayor last evening, and was held in the
sum of 5000 to answer the charge at
Court of stealing pair of shoes from
his New Castle companion.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
A Sort of EU3l,iLU Quarrel.

Before Esquire Cole, last night, James
Mcdonald was arraigned on charge of
assault and battery preferred by Mrs.
Eliza Goff. The evidence proved that
he knocked her down and kicked her,
though James tried to palliate his oflense
by stating he had warned Mrs. Goff not
to come on his premises, and she insist
ed upon coming on. The evidence,
however, failed TO prove that Mrs. Gof
was trespassing at the time, and the
Justice imposed a penalty Of $5 and
costs for the assault.
This appeared to be sort of family
quarrel. A brother of Mrs. Goff's, Mr..
Robert b. Cross, recently married Nc
Douald's sister, aud the marriage seems
to have generated bitter family fsud,
which Mcdonald thought he could only
appease by thrashing the whole Cross
family. James was also arraigned for
assaultlng Robert Cross, and the evil
dence proved that when Cross was COM
ing to the defence of his sister Nc DON
aid struck him in the side with brick
and then ran into the house. After
wards he came out and wildly flourish
ed pistol with threats of eXtermirat-
ing Cross and his entire tribe. For this
assault he was fined So and costs. The
parties live on Christiana Avenue, near
the Alrich's farm, and the occurrences
above related happened on Monday af-
ternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
THE WORK OF FIENDs.
a Young Virginia Lady Rayishcd
by u Tramp.
PRO BABLE LYNCHING OF THE OFFENDER
WHEN CAUGHT.

DAsTARDLY ASSAULT BY SIX NEGROES
ON MAN AND HIS FAMILY-THE WIFE
BRUTALLY OUTRAGED BY THE GANG.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2l.-A special
from Allegheny station, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, repo IS that
Miss Arabella Baker, a very pretty and
highly respected young lady, residing
near Old Sweets Springs, was outraged
yesterday by white man supposed to
be tramp. Miss Baker was out milk
ing cows when assaulted and. though
having but one hand, resisted with ter
rible force and fiendish attack. During
the struggle the thum" OF her only re-
manning hand was almost served by
knife III the hands of her assa!lant and
nearly every shred of her clothing was
torn of. The excitement in the neigh
borhOod is intense, and search is being
made In every direction for the perpe-
traitor of the crime. If he is caught lynch
law will probably be called in r.quisi-
ton.
OUTRAGED BY SIX NEGROES.
MEMPHIS, October Information
was received here this afternoon Of a
horrible ou rage committed last Sunday
near Montgomery Landing! Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson aud their two CLlidren, who
were on trading boat, were attacked
by a party of Six negroes, who fired up
on them with a shot-gun. Two Uf the
bullets grazed Mr.. JohEsons head, stun
ming hun. The negroes then outraged
Mrs. johnson, plundered the boat and
cut it adrift. Attracted by the cries OF
the helpless family the steamer o. w
| Pierce went 10 their residence and tow
ell their boat to Lawhorns Landing, d
| few miles down the river. The residents
of that vicinity have given every apten-
ton to Mrs. Johr son, whose condition
is extremely critical. The six negroes
were seen aviug the tradiLg boat al
came off OF the Ohio river with his boat
three weeks ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
a Dangerous Negro.
TRYING TO SHOOT DARKEY DIVINE,
AND HACKING HIS SONS HEAD WITH A
CORN KNIFE,

TRYING TO SHOOT DARKEY DIVINE,
AND HACKING HIS SONS HEAD WITH A
CORN KNIFE.
John S. Webb, one of the blacklist of
pegroes, was the principal prisoner at
the police court last night. HIS sou
charged bi m with assault and battery,
committed about two weeks ago. The
lad, n boy only about fourteen years old,
SAID that on the night OF the assault, he
inferred the house about 1880 o'clock TO
70 to bed, and found his father and
mother quarreling. He asked what
was the matter three times when the
"old man." to use the words of the WI :
meas, "jerked dat corn knife out D his
umbrelidr, and yelled, I'll show yor
what's de matter; w.f dat he made
swipe at me wit it an fetched me crack
tight ober de skull. wifi de sharp edge.
See dat Mayer; dars whar he hit me;"
and the witness put his finger on long
scar on his black forehead. John was
held to uswer at court in the sum OF
$500. "They say l was qnarrehng; II
"A feller war to sit down an Iead de BiOle
he'd be 'cus-d of quarrelng," said the
prisoner dejectediy, az he heard the
sentence.
The same risoner was then arraigned
on the complaint of Rev. Geo. W. Riggs
colorcd preacher, who charged hln
with assault with intent to Kill. The
case was that on the night of Sunday
July 18th, az the complainant was re-
turning from chul ch, he was fired at six
times by Webb at Eighth and Union Sts
The cause was advice which Riggs had
given Webb's wife, telling her it was
SID TO live with him as he had another
wife. In this case he was also held to
answer,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Ca Sc Dismissed.

A. d. Vandever, proprietor ofthe bone
boiling establishment at Sixth and Ter
race Avenue, was arragned before Es-
quire Cole, last evening, on the charge Of
Violating the Sabbath by working at bis
mill on that day. Mr.. Vahdever was
arraigned ON Monday evening on the
charge Of maintaining nuisance, and
gave bail to answer the charge at Court.
Several witnesses were examined last
evening, one of the number testfyiDg
that lie could see, hear and smell the
work <. lug on on Sundays as well as
week days. Another witness testified to
seeing smoke issuing from the building
on Sundays.
James smith test fed to seeing MIR.
Vandever Drive to the place on Sundays
about two mo nths ago; he also saw men
working there Oh the 18th and 10Th insts.
Upon being cross questioned by Mr.. Van
dever, the witness could not say positive
ly that the man he saw in the carriage
was Mr.. Vanlever or not. One Of the
workmen tsst fled that he never saw Mr..
Wand yer at The works on Sundays.
The Justice held that there was not
sufficient evidence to prove that MIR. Van
dever as en- aged at work on Sundays,
aud therefore dismissed the case.