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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12

@ Three newspapers died
in Texas last week-the Dallas
Commercial, San Antonio Her
aid and San Antonio Courier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12

M The cornerstone of the
second colored Medical College
of the United States was laid in
Nashville recently. The build
ing will be four stories high and
cost $4,000. The fourth an
nual session viii open next fall.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12

The great "northcrn heart
beats steadily down at New
Haven, Conn, where VIM. Me
Grcry has been convicted of
murder in the third degree, =
for bcaIiag TO death his two
year old child, and he was sent
10 Jail for one year,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12
Some effort is being made il

Some effort is being made TO
clean New Orleans in order to
prevent return Of yellow fever,
but not a great deal has thus
far been accomplished. The
city has no under ground dralai-
age, the sewers. being used for
carrying off the sewage, Which
is irnpe~fectly pumped over the
levee into the river. IA recur-
renee of the plague neNt5isum-
mer is predicted by many ofthe
physicians 10 T9yigb 50 11g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12
a MIRAnTE

W ESf u INT. q A. sept IL 1875
GENTS My daughter was takenon the Goth day
OF June. 1868. with what was supposed TO be Acute
Rheumatism and was treated for tine same willl no
success In March, following pieces Of bone be
gan 10 work out of the right arm ant, continued u
appear till all the hone from the elbow he >li,Hi
der joint came out. Many pieces of bone came ont
OF the right foot and leg The case wss> then pro
nouncei one OF WhIle Swelling. A fter having
been confined about six ycars 10 h r ise and the
ease considered hopeless. Was induced to try ItT
Pcmberton's oml,0und Exlract OF still ngia. anl
WAS well satisfied with its effects that have
continued the use of it until the present.
Aiy daughter Was confined 10 her bed about six
years before she sat up even turned over with
out help. She now sits up all day. aud Sews most
of her time-has walked across the room. IieI
general health is nov g0od aud believe SHE " i'll.
as her limbs gain strength, walk we'll. attribute
her recovery. with the blessing Of tod. 10 the
of your invaluable medicine. With gratitude,
am yours truly, .f--t w, u. BLANT,bN :.
WEST PoIST. GA. Sep. I6 So
GENTS The above ertiicate of Dir. ". Is Blan-
ton know and certify Ia rs being true The
thing il hundreds of the most respected citizens
will certify TO it. As much reference can be given
rs may be required. Yours truly.
CRAWFORD 4 WALKER, Druggists
HON. III d. WILLIAMS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
Conducted by
THE GOOD TEMpLAHs
- 4 ~p
MuLnEEEy.
woMAN's LrtruRr ~ cA'lFliis'
MuLDrlrHy.


MA, CoNnlaNaEp.
Stand still! do noihingl! tbs
thief has his hand in Your peck
ct and all he wants Is time. Th,
assassin is in your house and al
he wants is time. The tiger i
unclaimed and at your throat
sit still and You are dead, all he
wants is time. Day laboiVr hun.
CRY, wife sick, children starving
\ million of wemcn with mill
stones around their neclks; 2,000,-
600 helpless orphans to be fed
100000 convicts before you; 45t
suicides year after year; 7O(
murders year after year; l2,O0t
lmatics; 10000 idiots and load
ed trains coming ON. DO moth.
ing! no, mol In the name Of in
dustry robbed and beggared, of
present and personal safety gag.
ged and garroted, of common
justice trampled upon, Of popu-
lar conscience debatlchcd an(
prostitutcd; in the name Of man.
hood wrecked and Of innocence
waylaid and violated; / call up
on you to pray and shout and
weep, and WELD moral asuasior
and legal force, till something, if
not everything, be accomplish
ed. ,5t9o @,;t,..
If Tennessee had to keep NJ
a standing amy of 5000 men
she would want to fight. But
she is now content to support
that body Of men to spread dis
ease, and chine and disorder
over the State, and then have tic
same number Of jailers, consta-
bles and public officers and 9th
ers to protect the country against
these dramsellels and their at
tendant results.
viii the time never come when
the people will see through this
whole piece of folly and wicked
ness?-I6nn. Good Zempldr.
CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY. %.
General Cap was the first
president Of the socity. Hewas
Secretary of war under General
jackson and signed the order
Withdrawing liquor supplies. from
the army Of the United States.
1t was under this administration
that the policy was inaugurated
of prohibiting distilling and sale
Of liquors in Indian country and
enforcing the law by confiscation
and destruction of all the ma
chinery and implements of tie
traffic. The president of this'so-
ciety now is the Secretary Of
War, MIR. Rary; Hon. John n.
Bright,member of Congress from
the Fayetteville District, Tenn,
is one of its vice presidents; and
Senator Vance Of Ncllttll.. Carroll
ma, is a member Of this associa-
ton, and was Governor of
that State, we believe, when the
local option law, now in force
there, was adopted. III.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12
e- Dr. Pen,T,cr1o,,,- StiI,i.y,, q nre

l ESy@ DIR. PembertOn,s StiIiingia Is pre-
pared by ~. +, MERRELI.N Go. I'lsiIa4. Pa.
4 Sold by all Druggists in 81 % bottles, sent by
express. Agents wanted TO canvass everywhere
r SEMI for BoOk-'-CuriOns SiOry''-free TO all
Inents
Gee. Ply ~ ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-06-12
Spring and Summer Goods |

which viii embrace all Of the newest and
latest style Of dress goods Of all shades
and colors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
Administrators Notice.

! ETTERS of Administration on
- the estate of John u. Lieh deceased late Of
the Borough Of Beefunte having been granted 90 the
undersigned resident Of Bellefontz he requests all
persons knowing themselves indebted 30 said ieorIent
70 come forward and make immssiiats payment ard
all having claims against him 90 present their a.
counts, duly authenticated, for payment.
5a6t DAVID ". LIEB, Administrator
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
COURT PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS. the Hon. Charlie. A. NAysr Pres.
drnt Of the Court q Common Pleas Of the 2ssh Judicial
District, consisting Of the counties of Crntrs Clinton
and Clsarfrd, and the lion. Samuel Frank and tho
Hon. John byrn Associate Judges in Centre county,
having Issued their prccrpt bearing date 2st DAY ~
Ovtoter. ls1p. 10 me drs.tei for holding Court q
Oy.r and Terminer aud General Jail Delivery and
Quarter Sessions q the Peace in Belisfonts for the
county Of Centre aud u commence the Fourth Nou.
day Il November next benE the 24,h day Of sovsnbr
1879 and - continue three wvnks Notice IL hereby
given 20 tho Coroner justices - tho Peace Aldermen
aud Constable. of aid county of Centre that they b.
then and there IN their proper persons at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of sald day. with their records nqui.
sitiuns. examinations aud their ovn remsmhranoss,
60 DO those things which e. their oice aYprrtaus o.
b Done aud thoss Nho bound Ia fseoEuiEAnees 10
prosecute against the prisaasrs that shall D. In
the jail q Centre county b then aud there 20 pru
cut" e. Ainst them a. shAll be Jus,
Given under my hand as Bellcfonts the gis' day 81
October In the yeAT q our Lori 1919. and the one
hundred and third year of the Indepenisnos Of the
United States
sftt JOHN sPANGLER. shsua.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
Provision Market.
Corrected weekly BY Harper Brother.
MARRIAGES.

PARKER-BfLGgR.-At LImsssons ". T., on October
9th, 1879, by Rev. X. g. Cranes Mr.. Frederick =.
Parker Of Asehias, n. Y and Mis- Jennie c. Biger,
Of Philipsburg, Centre county, Pa
sPANGLER-H0sTERMAN the Z3d instant, At
the residsscs of G. L. Gramlsy. RsbersburE. by Rev.
VIM. W. IAndis Mr.. Uriah spangier. of Newton,
Kansas, aud Miss Henrietta o. Ho@tsrman q near
Rebsrsburg.
sfLyIs-WILLOw.-On the 18th instant, By J. Y.
tsifsnyder, E~7, Mr. GegrEs VI silvi., # AAruns-
burg aud Miss Emma A. Willow, uf Ailihsim.
GILM0RE-F0RCR On the 18th of Octobsr, 1879. At
the residence Of the brides father by D. N. Yeager,
Esl, Mr.. albert Gilmore and Mis- Catherine v.
Force both Of Burnside township, Centre county Pa
HAssINGER-LAMBERTy-At the ". v. parponage,
Pleasant Gap, Oct. 2s 1879 by Rev J. A. woad, Jr
Mr.. George Oliver Ha=ziageF, q FILLMORE, Pa, 20
Miss Emms Battle Lambert, of Roop-burg. Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
A Nullifylng State.


Rhode Island is nullifying State.
1t refuses to recognize the validity OF
the naturalization laws of the United
States and disfranchises citizens OF for
eign birth who are not possessors ot
real estate of certain value. Rhode Is
land is Republican State and is repre-.
sented in Congress by two Senators and
two Representatives who join in the
false cry that the Southern States are
engaged in nullifying federal statutes
for the protection Of the voter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
A New Book.
Orders Now Taken.
AGENTS Can am make Ike. me, most

a WWTk-
the only Of the Kind issucd. "THE RIGHTS
AND DUTIES or COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP Of.
FICHRs. by W. X. Bicrly, Esq, Of the williamsport
tP Ar. Contains all the and decisions 10 frla.
ion to the various county aud township Offices l. =
complete hand book fnr election ofhoer. and treats
the tax laws fully Every officer and payer will
buy one. II contains % pages neatly printed, hound
ia cloth and gold, and sold at s2 par volume. For
agencies and terms apply with stamp to
S5-3w W H. BtERLY, Wiiliamsport Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

groceries and Prorisions.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

We hare gipen rery ciose and
careful attention 10 he selection Of
goods for The Spring Trade, and
Jeet J'lstlfed IN saying that our
present Stock cannot be ezoelL1d
either IN regard 10 Tariety. Quail
fy or Prtce, and ,oe doubt i Il IL
equdIed m either Of these respects
by any hoiise IN Centre county.
There are foo many lending ar
t'ctes IN our stock 10 make s1eeiat
mention Of them all. but call atten.
f'oH directly 10 a fe,o items that are
''0'e being sought after epery day.
FIS II.
Mdclerei are Of good quality Ais
season and are selling rather faster
than usudi at his season Of he
year: We hare been selling moth
ing but Jul soeights-50 Tbs. Of fsh
IN each quarter barrel and 100 lbs
IN each hoit barrel. TRev hare
better value for he money han
short toeights.
Lake Herring and White FTsh
are rery fine 0iis season and seR.
ing freely.
NJ Z A T s.
Our Sugar Cured Hams. Dried
Beef, Breakfast Bacon and Cheese
are all 'oorthy Of speciai mention.
Z r UT.
Ordnges and Lemons are perv
.fHe and The price Lo,o enough 10
70 bring them into ererv dov use.
But he price on these goods riU
be much higher in a shor4 time
MEAT MARKET.
Our Meat Market. nez4 door 10
our Grocery room, Is ai,oays ,oeH
suPptied 'rih he choicest ueats
We kin he bet Beet. Mutton and
Veal that eau be found; dressed
IN frd class style and serped 10
eustomers IN die nedted, oleanea
manner possible.
Groceries and Provisions.
No house in he Grocery and
Prorision business ia Bellefcnfe is
prepared 10 supply oil The ,oants Of
The family so aoeA as zoe can do al
present.
SECHLER & co,
. II . RS,
Bush House Bioct, Bolefonte. Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Eighh Normal School Distriet,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
THIs SCHOOL, as at present cor

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con-
fs..ionsl and Classical learning.
buildinEs sT@cious. inviting and cammodisus: com.
pssay heAte By steam, veil ventilated and farm
ed -tth bountifal supply of pure wsisF sof spring
ustsf.
Location heaI,hfni and easy af soeez
Surrounding sesaery unsurpAsss1.
Teaehsrs sSp~risReed, efficient, and alive 20 their
rurk.
Discipline arln and Kind, uniform and thorouEA.
Kxpenass moderate.
my cents weeE deduction to tho.s preparing 10
teach.
stutisnu admitted =, any time.
Course q sss3y prescribed ~ The stats: l. Model
entihe
tn5rxc7 counsrHt
! AoA1emic. H. Commercial. III Musir ". Art
The .lcmsniaTy and Ssiensihc courses are Pro-
isssoual, and students graduating therein rscsfv.
State Diploma esnfsTTing the following and cnrTeA
Ponding deErees Master Of the Elements. and Master
Of the senoes Graduates in the other courses receive
Normal Certificates 0f their attachments, sgnei by
The Fsculty
The Professional oour.~. are liberal. and are in
oEouEehea not Inferior % those II our best colleges
The STATE requires higher order of oitiR~askIp.
The times demand IT, II IL % the prime obie- ta
sf This school % hsP 70 scute By furnishing Intel
EsHt aud sfisisnt teachers for her schools. To THE
end II solctts young persous of good abilities and
good purpssses-those uho desire 20 improve their
time aud their talents, a. students. To all such u
promises aid IN developing their powers and abundant
opRortanisa for wellpad labor after leaving school,
For catalogue and terms address the Principal.
sosNb oT fHrsrGns
siockholdera' Trustees-J H barton " D. A. n
Best Jacob Brown. T. ". Biskford. Samuel Christ. A
~ haah, " q. Co0k, 7. g Hipple. Ee;, q. Knitting
y Mccormick, Esg, W. W. Rankin, John A. Rahb7
State Trusteea-Hon. A. q. Curtin. Hon. H. l. DEF
tsnhaeh. Gen. Jesse Merrill Hon William BRler J. @
G Whaley, s. Miller Mccormick. Eel
oFFtcEhs.
Hon. WILLIAM BTGLER, President CLARIFIED. Pa
Gen. JESSE MERRILL. v. President. Lock Haven Pa
MiLLAk MCCORMICK. Secretary,
THOMAS YARDLET, Treasurer,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

A part OF the roof of the young ladies'
seminary at Bethlehem requiring re
pairs, the workmen, upon removing q
board recently, found hammer of a
very unique construction, which had
evidently been lost when the building
was erected, l33 years ago.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
NOTICE.

PY virtue and authority of the
- powers and duties In vested by the tith Sec
ion of Act of Assembly Of Esth of May, 1871 all hsh
any other permanently set of taking hsk In the
nature of seine which knovn ~ be uastefsl and
sTtTavagABt modes % asiRg. existing In aRy of the
streams within Centre county, are hereby declared
common nuisAnosa and ordered 70 be disInautied
by their owners managsfs, % render them no
longer capable of taking aurng a. Of the streams
Of whatever Kind and II such fab baskets, eel wers
where they exist, net destroyed nF dismantlei
within ten days after the date of ths notice sha
proceed 20 remove and dsmante the directed
by satd Iith Section Of Act ~ 2tth May. 1871.
JOHN sPANdLER, sheriff.
Sheriff. once, Beilefonts, Pa, Oct 81. Issa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of Centre
county. In the mFGtsr Of the estate of JOEL
Killing, So. decsAsrd
The sndersgnci auditor appointed 70 Tass upon
the exceptions hed, Fe~sAts the Aroount " nscessAFy
according to his hndinEs and al~o repDFt schedule u
distribution among thozs entitled thereto, gill meet
the parties interested fof the purpse Of this appon
msnt, bis ofaos IN Bellsfouis. on SATURDAY. NO.
yEMBER Is, 1879, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
4t-3w W. C. HEINLE. Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
Examination of Teachers.
4 Special Examination of Teachers

- HfF%E@FtFfFEtHNFVsN VE
y viii be held IT the Superintendent once. IN
Bslsfoate on FRIDAY, October a. 1879 beginning Il
BAN. Applicants must come recommended by ct
lest three directors of the district In which they ex
pet 20 teach. tl2-5tl n. MEYER, Co. eupt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
Legal Notice.

IN the Court of Common Pleas of
Centre county. In Equity.
NANCY A. RoTHBocE. THOMAS RorHlocK
JoHH RSTHRocE, Avs y R0THaocL and - "a,
HKyEY J. RoTHE0CE, Plaintiffs, 80
Dawn RoTHkocx. Dsfendent
The undersigned. Master. appointed BY the said
Court 20 take the testimony of the parties and report
the sAme Sith decres vi meet the parties interest
81 for the purpose of performing the duties u his a
pontment ~ his Once IN the Bpropgh % Bellsfruts
on THURSDAY, the 2oth day q NOVEMBER, A. ID.
lsTp, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
ll-3w O. ~ BOWER Master
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

H0MAS.-Of eFyslpelas, at his residence In FerEuson
township, THURSDAY, OctobeF 1eth, 1873, George
Iioman, aged - years, months and y days
GIBS0N.--At Duncansville Blair county, Pa octobsr
IL 1879. Miss CAssandra J. Gibson. daughter II the
Rev. Vim. J. Gibson d. D., after lingering Illness
tBellsfonts and Clinton county papers please copy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06

4 LII sufferers from this disease
y that arc anxious o. be curei should try Dn
klsSSERS CELEBRATED CoNsUMPTIVE row
DhhS Ih~s" Powders are the only pretaration ktouu
That vii cure tossusFTiuN aud all dissAsca af the
IHEotT ANp LrNas-indcs-i. strong is our faith In
them aud also o. eonviHts you that they no hum
bug' 80 VII forward % every sufferer by mail ysp.i
faid TEII rAtsL Bou.
Ne don't want your money until yuu are perfectly
saisaci oi their curative powers tfyout lie s worth
swing don delay IN giving these Po~bEES trial A.
they wtll surely cnrs you
frioe. TOR laTg" box $50. cent u any part ~ the
Ihitsi states of Canada, - mail recclpI q pgies
Address,
ASH * ROBBINS,
A-iy aa1 FULTON Street nr,.ti,, Ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan 10--Arrivcd, steamer Ncdcrland fBcr)
Randlc. Philadelphia; barks Pachco (sp, Martin,
Apalachcoia; Fricdiicf tNor). stcanscn. Now York;
IIermcs (us Louie Philadelphia Navarch tBr, Levitt,
New York; 10th. bark Maria Spatz Ger. Dcsscrdch New
Orleans; brig ffcos Oicr Borgwsnt, Wilmington, Nc
BRISTOL Jan 19-Arrived, bark William Bowen (Br,,
Randall Bull River; 2oth steamer sdonian tBr) McFec,
New York tscc below.
Arrived in Kngroad goth. bark Mercer Yor, Frivold.
Boston.
BERWICK Jan 2o--Arrivod, bark Lewis Lamb (Br)
Williams. Beaufort. SC.
BomprArx Jan i7--sailcd bark Eriins skjolgsen Nor
schcic. United states.
BARCELONA Jan 15Arrived, brig Ethel Br. Goodyear,
Mobile; 18th. steamer Bertha Orr. Langley New York.
BRExEv. Jan 2O-Arrivod ships Geestemunde Ger,
Lamke Philadelphia Cuba icr Stot, Baltimore; Doris
Corr IIcrboth New York. Meta Cor Holes do; Paine
(ier Kruse do; bark vcsta Ger. Rcp Charleston.
Sailed goth, ship Baltimore Ger, Fokkcn. Bsltmorc
barks Johann Keper Ger. spillc New York; Admiral
Ger. Laucr, America
Crrrr Jan I5-Arrved. barks Ottcrcn (Nor Torjussen
New York; 18TH Candida dtaD CaBero. do; CcIestina
daD. Carngiia, do; brig San Gnc,ano utaD. Mazella
Philadelphia.
CALAIS Jan is-Arrived ark T. Bigelow tBr) whinne
Baltimore.
CasrrLLAwAnE Jan i3--sailed. bark Mnrtin0 Cisn:o
dtan, Lauro. United States.
DOVER Jan 1901. bark Otheo Ger, Mcdbrodt
Charleston for Rotterdam.
DustIS Jan ie-Arrved, bark Brunette tBr,, Richards
Beaufort, &c.
GngAr YARMOUTH Jan i7-Arrived. bark Eniskcit Cer)
Schmidt New York
GALWAY Jan i7-Arrived bark DivIco cNop. JorEensen
Haitmors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
A PATERNAL MONSTER.

from the New Orleans Democrat, Jan. III
Last evening at seven O'Clock. at the house No. 81
Religious street. murder was committed which is
without parallel in the annals of crime of the city
OF New Orleans. II was the whipping to death OF
colored girl. aged twelve years, named Maria john
by her father Riley Johnson The brutal father.
after committing the unnatural deed, withdrew from
the house where he had bathed his hands in the
blood Of his offspring. and doubt arranging
to make his escape when he taken into custody
by the police and locked mp in the Second precinct
station, charged. from information received, with
murder. The reporter visited the of the MUIR
der and viewed the body OF the child. Its body
was lacerated from head to foot Its left eye pre-
scented scar which is said to have been in
hicted by the father for the reason that the
child dropped neighbours baby that She was nurs-
ing confused wound of the breast looked as II It
had been caused by kick The mother OF the child
morning and away; that she started out in
search of her. and after securing the city she found
her on Melpomene street in the evening" Upon
bringing her home she searched her and found that
she had spent all the money ittyhve cents. She
then said to her. You little devil, will fix you this
time: will freeze YOU to death, and You shall go
around parefooted" She then made her take of her
shoes. After the child had taken off her shoes she
took piece of rope and tied her to the bedpost.
When her father came home she left the house and
to wash dishes for the lady she was work
ing for. On her return to the house she was about
go into the door when she heard her husband ex-
claim, 'By God, believe have killed hcr! then
entered the house ana found my cn1ld uead IN tne
bed, having been whipped to death by her father
This is not the first time he has whipped her.
He has whipped her several times before and left
bruises her. On the Goth of June, 1873 he kicked
her in the face, The accused was next seen and he
said!--
returned home yesterday evening and found my
daughter tied to the bedpost. My wife told me she
had stolen 50 from the armoir, and made up my
mine to chastise her. As soon my wife lett the
house stripped her, and then taking my leather
strap from around my waist commenced to whip
her. suppose whipped her twenty minutes.
While was whipping her she tainted away. then
cut her down from the bedpost and sat her in the
chair. then took some water from the basin and
threw it her face. She came to and said. Il want
to lay down" placed her in bed, and as she then
commenced to look queer ran to my next door
neighbor and asked her to into the house and
look at her. She did so, and she saw her
she said she il dead. l then picked her up aud
dressed her My wife then came ill., That's ALL The
strap with which the whipping was DONE together
with the piece of rope with which the child tied
was brous hit to the station for evidence.