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Aid lhe Machine shops.

Major Gresham, agent for the
Santa Fe rail road, recently re-
marked, that the BRENNAN free
school was a strong inducement
for the location of the machine
shops here, as they could get
better men and on better terms,
because they could send their
children to the free school.
Bellville, wide awake to her in
terest, is about to establish a
free school. The only point of
difference among our people is,
thatthe non-paying tax associ-
alton wants the schools kept up
at Other people'ssexpense, while
ninety-nine hundredths of the
citizens are willing to bear their
share Of the burden, as well as
reap their share of the profits.
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The Poor Prop srty Holder.

Some Of our largest lot
ldcrs, and tenement house
s6silders, are literally crushed
by their heavy burthen of taxa
ton. But they are SO infatuated
that they never sell and are al
ways buying. They are pos
sessed with arlanis for building
houses. The persuasion Of
their friends is powerless to re-
strain them. Can't something
he done for their relief? Won't
THE free school people let the
school be closeda That will
bring down the rents of the
poor property holders and tfsy
will thus be kept from being
driven to the poor house, by
Nteir enormous taxes. But we
are got certain that the poor
properly holder wants his rents
reduced. Probably it is only
his taxes that NE hurting him.
If that is the. case we gust de-
wise some other remedy.
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U. S. Court DEGREES in favor of J. H.
Zeilin & Co.-The court ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the said Defendants and
their agents be and they hereby are perpet-
ually enjoined and restrained from using
or causing to be used upon any bottles or
packages Of Liver Medicine any Label or
Wrapper as resemblance or imitation Of
the said Label and Wrapper Of the Com
plainants, or any Label or Wrapper in re-
semblance or imitation thereof, and from
making, selling, or offering for sale any
medicine under the name or title Of DR.. A.
Q. Simmons Liver Medicine. or of DR..
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine, or
DR.. A. Q. Simmons Liver Regulator or
Medicine, and from using the name orword
Simmons or the fac simile signature of A.
o. Simmons, or in any way upon any bot
ties o. packages of Liver Medicine or of
medicine made or advertised or sold for the
Liver.
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RUSSIAN OPTICIAN.
most wonderful and Scientific Discovery
The Medicated Glass.


You can get pair of spectacles that will
keep your eyes In as good condition for ever
after. as when first you use them, these Med
icated Glasses have been thoroughly examin-
ell and analysed by Piof. Berger, the great
French Occulist, and DR.. Carl HOllander, the
famous German Ocnlist, and prunounced as
far superior to any Glass vet ade. and rec
commended as the only Glass 10 be used TO
save the eye.
1st-The chemicals soften the light to the
eye, completely doing away with that tire
some sensation that Is usually exporter ced in
using glasses after two or three weeks.
2ud-The medical properties contained in
the glass make 1t rs hard as a diamond-it
will retain its polish and never become dull
or DIM hence you always see through it as
bright and clear As at first. -
3ri-The chemicals keep the eyes cold and
pleasaht-result is, your optic nerves are al
ways cool, doing away with any feverishsen-
sation 10 the eye.
4th-These glasses have no equal for night
realizing or sewing, with them you can set up
all night, and the light has no effect on the
eye with no tiresome sensation whatever,
which necessarily continues 10 improve the
eye.
II VIC are willing and anxious that any
person should call and examine the Melica-
led Glasses, and try them before buying
them, in order to make the test for themselves
and they are not satisfactory in every way,
return them, and IL satisfactory, then buy
them. We srnt any and ali ewes, and war
rant our work or money refunded.
E CRESCENT CITY SPECTACLE Co,
Under Central House,
Corner Ant and Quitman streets.
JOHN LYMAN, Optician.
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seems to be faILacious.
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The village of Wesley was
made lively and red hot last
Saturday night. It seems that
a number of cowboys from
Austin county. out in, search Of
,.,,,.on..,f .-6eo,,.d INTO the
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-The attor-
ney for B. E Brown, the voodoo-
who is in jail on the charge of
having poisoned his wife has
made application tor a writ Of
habcas corpus which will be
heard in the district court on
Saturday. Bro xn, in his petl-
ton, claims that he is restrained
of his liberty by J. H. Hutch
insOn. sheriff, and S. A. Hack
worth, justice ofthe peace. It
would seem that this is literally
true, inasmucfr as Brown is in
the county jail.
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Bagging,. $500. IS9I2H
Ties, all kind, per bdl. ....... = $50
LUMBER.
Rough lumber, all kinds, pei NJ. $40 20
Texas lumber..... ...... 80. II 90
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around US,
seem to prefer to suffer and bemade miser-
able byindigestion, constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of appetite, coming up of the food,
yellow skin, when for rs cents, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed 10 cure
them. Sold by los. Tiistram, druggist.
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EStray Notice.

Taken up by G r Seward on the 4th day
of Aug. 1880, at his residence, and estray-
ed before w T Willie Esq, ] P Precinct 5.
Washington county, Texas, one bay mare
I3 hands high, years old, valued at SIz;
also one bay colt, year old old, both bran
deI Y en- left hip. Valued at SIS.
One dark brown mare, Ioyears old, J3E
Lands high, Spanish brand on left hip, val
ued SIC 50.
Taken up by Sam Stone on the Sth
day of Jan. 1881, and estrayed before S A
Hackworth, ]. P, Precinct No. 3. WASH
ington county, on the 9Th day of Feb. 1851,
One bay horse, about IL hands high. about
II years old, branded sc on left shoulder,
appraisedby L. ]. Lockett and H Ransom
al $25.
Taken up by Howard Mitchell on the
29ti day Of January, 1881, One dun horse
about fourteen years old, I4E hands high.
no brands visible and estrayed before S. 4
Hackworth, J P. Precinct No. 3, Wash
ington county, on the 10Th day Of Fehrua-
ry, 1881. Appraised by Sam Stone and
H. Ransom at S25.
February r9, 1881.
Attest; IL. NJ. LEWIS,
E-C.c.w.c.
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|Quarter1y Statement.
aShlloh,s Consumptloa Cure.

This IS beyand question the most sue
essiul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
3 few doses invariably cures the worst cases
of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consump-
Ition is without parallel in the his DRY of
medicine. Since it's first discovery it has
been sold on 4 guarantee. . test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have a
cough We earnestly askyou to Try il. Price
10 coats, 90 cents and ST.. If your lungs
are sore, chest or back larass use Shiloh S
Porus Plaster. Price, IS cents. Sold by
los TnsuaIn, druggist, BRENNAN, Texas.
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aHooD's BRIGADE The an
,uaal reunion Of this torganiza-
ton will take place at Brennan,
Wednesday, June s2d. 1t is
about time the preliminary ar
raneemehts were being made.
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Shiloh's CataTh Remedy-A marvellous
cue for Catarrh, Dlptheria, Canker mouth
and Head Ache. With each bottle there is
an ingenious nasal injector for the more
successful treatment of these complaints
without extra charge. Price soc. Sold by
JOS. Tristram, druggist, Brenharn., IN
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Straved or Sto1en.

Left my place on the night of the I'd inst.
One Gray Horse, nine or ten years old.
some 10 hands high, sh6d before, branded
thus = on left jaw, w on left shoulder;
brand and counter brand Up, il, latter
dim; on left ham branded P; Well marked
by buggy harness from traces and crupper.
A young Bay horse left with the above de-
scnbed gray. The bay about "a hands
high 80 FIVE years old, well formed, no
brands, harefooted, no marks, in good or
Act. '"'' 10
Any information OF said horses will be
thankfully received and suitably rewarded.
L. P, RUCkER.
Brenham. March eth, 1851,
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Issued by H. NJ. Lewis coul
clerk, for the week end
March 9th:
Julius Cheeks and Kizze McCown.
wilhelm Pohis and Carolina Russ.
Zen ] Jacobs and V L Turner.
sosirc Robinson and Betsy Brown.
Tohn sVasiels ana Lucinda Daniels.
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i, The letter from MIR. John
SesIey general manager Of the
Santa Fe railway to Hon. N.
P. Kerr, Mayor, in reference to
the location of the machine
shops Of that road. fully ex-
plains itself.
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Dissolution The copart-
nership existing between J. S.
Norton aud G. w. Davis, in the
sewing machine business, was
dissolved On the 9TH inst BY
mutual consent.
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Simmons Liver
Regulatory,

which he did, and in short time was
only relieved but cured.
Reader, if you are suffering with Dys-
pepsia or Liver Disease in any form. do
not wait until the disease has taken fast
hold upon you, but use the Regulator when
the symptoms first show themselves. 1t
has relieved untold suffering. Simmons
Liver Regulator is not ali alcoholic stimu-
liant, but a Purely Vegetable Remedy that
will cure when everything else fails. 1t is
faultless family medicine. Does not dis
arrange the system. Is no violent drastic
purge, but natures own remedy. The
friend of everyone, and will not disappoint
you. A single trial will convince you that
it is the cheapest, purest and best Family
Medicine in the world.
Ask the recovered dyspcptics, bilious SUI
ferers, victims Of fever and ague, the mer-
curial diseased patient how they recovered
their health, cheerful spirits and good appe-
tite-they will tell you by taking Simmins
Liver Regulator.
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BkoueHT IN.-Deputy shel
Gee, of Washington precinct
Tuesday brought in and p
in jail Bill Thompson,
charged with stealing
shoes at the town Of
ton.
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JUSTICE HAcKwoRTH and DIR.
Norris returned Monday even
ing having disenterred the re-
mains Of Mrs. Brown, coloreo.;
supposed to have been poisoned
by her husband B. E. Brown.
The body was in remarkable
state Of preservation, consider
ing that it had been buried for
a year. The stomach and con-
tents win be analysed, process
that will occupy several days.
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HORSES REcovERED.-Thom-
as Dever, the colored farmer
who had five horses stolen from
aim a few days ago, on We'd
uesday received a dispatch from
the sheriff Of Fort Bend coun-
ty. at Richmond, conveying
to him the gratifying news that
the thief was arrested and the
stock recovered.
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WILL IT CURE NE?

Said man whose woebesone oountenance
and broken down constitution plainly show
ed traces Of disease sufferer with Ner-
vous Dyspepsia, in whose stomach the
most delicate morsel lay like lead. Re-
freshing sleep and quiet nerves were stran-
gers to him, and he despaired of ever being
well. We advised him to
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ShreEdness and Ability,

Hop Bitters SO freely adyer-
tised in all the papers, secular
and religious, are having a large
sale, and are supplanting all
other medicines. There is no
denying the virtues of the hoP.
plant, and the pfopEietors OF
these Bitters have shown great
shrewdness ard ability in com=
pounding a bitters whose virtues
are 50 palpable to everyone's
observatiou
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,TArnks BUGS. = Judge Nc
Adoo says that the other morn
ing he examined his Irish pota-
toes, which has Just ssne up,
and found a number Of healthy
potato bugs on the leaves Of the
potatoes. The idea that q cold
winter destroys these pests
seems to be fallacious.
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Nleg ed

NICE JoB.- Char
has just finished rep
painting the portable Cd
longing to w. W. snyd
tractor on the Santa Fe
The engine now looks as
asa pink" TIa7y
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Fall and Winter Goods at Cost!
Call and be convinced at the old relieble
house of d. w. Bloombargk & Co.
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DIED AT his residence in
This CITY. anthe 5th inst, Charles
Blank, age I o. years.
Mr.. Blank had been resident
of BRENNAN i,'Pr more than 2S
years; he was an honest, indus
trious, uuassumin.y citizen-a
man who was univ, -rsaily re-
spected by his acquain eances'
His funeral takes place at 5
o. m. to-day.
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Removal.
Merchant Tailor.

ia. ATRons has removed
to the store next ,qeGr 70 New
bouer Bros. where he has the
largest aad finest assortment Of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought 70 Bren-
lam. Suits made to order At
short notice.
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Do You Want to Enjoy Lief

Cr. ]. Brad6eld's Female Regulator is
not panacea or cure-all, but simply a spe-
cihc remedy for one special class ofiregu-
larities or diseases. 1t proposes to regu-
late disordered menstrantion, and protects
woman from long train Of disastrous
consequences, and mitigates an incalcula-
Bile amount Of rain, mental anxiety and
anguish.
Its combined properties not only tend TO
invigorate and build up the general health
of woman, but furnishes such special tonic,
stimulating and invigorating influences TO
the womb as excite this organ to the healthy
performance of its peculiar, natural func-
fions. ItFossesses special affinity 10 this
organ, and exhibits specific power over
menstraudon, in correcting disorders, and
positively regulating all irregularities of wo-
man.
have nsed, for the last twenty years,
the medicine known as DR.. ]. Brad6eld's
Female Regulator, and consider it the best
combination ever gotten together for the
diseases for which it is recommended.
- w B. TERRELL, Md.
DR.. ]. Bradfeld, Proprietor, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, sligo per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists, and also by r. E. LUHN and
FINKf.EA & RALsToN, BRENNAN; Tomp-
son, Schptt & Co, Galveston and Dallas,
and allleading dealers
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GARDEN SEEDs.-Jno, S. Nor
tons is the headquarters for
Landreths celebrated and relia
bic garden seeds.
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CHANeEoF TIME.-The down
train on the Central now arrives
at z.ss P. N. and stops for sup
per.
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The largest assortment OF all
grades of furniture you will find
at E. REICHARDT.
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FORTY MILES SAVED

by taking this line between BRENNAN and
San Antonio. Ha- Twenty miles by taxi
ing it between San Antonio and Galveston,
or vice versa, for
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COWBOYS, Spert.


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Austin county, out in search Of
amusement dEoeped.sipto the
village 4 sTrllN,
of fl Sc
Be-
fun
", w,
I1Ie
the
nee-
:. Ell
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q Of Mr..
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chanS lister at that
town, when a dispute arose
about a letter or something of
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RKy. w. B. BAeBy and wife,
missionaries to Brazil. reached
Rio Janeiro on the 4th inst.
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An Effectual Specific

An Effeetual Specific
For constipation, headache, pain
in the shoulders, dizziness, sour
stomache, bad taste in the mouth,
bilious attacks, palpitation of the
heart, pain in the region of the
kidneys, dependency, gloom and
foreboding of evil, oil of which are
the offspring Of Il diseased Liver.
Relieves Collie in Children,
Prevents Chills and FevcrS.
Cures Malarial Diseases
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-16
Rourhon solidity Melting.

New York, April lG. - Tribune
Washington special says: Malone said
that every mail brings him new indica-
tons Of the spread Of the anti. Bourbon
movement In the Southern States, and
that there 10 every reason to believe that
In the elections this fall the anti-Bour-
bons will sweep Virginia. Malone says
that the Texas Senators are discovering
that they are not supported BY the people
Of their State in uniting with the Bour'
bops Of the Senate. rs four leading Dem.
ocratio newspapers OF Texas support
Mahone's attitude. In Arkansas, too.
he learns there Is already q break from
the solid Democracy. and n OF the
former leaders Is ct the head Of the OPP
position movement. In the Carolinas
and in Florida there are, he says, con-
slant indications Of increasing opposi.
ton to Bourbonism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-16
After Malone.

CHICAGO. April lG.-The Journals
Washington special says: Influential
Democrats threaten to bring out in de-
bate in the Senate next week Mahone's
record OF personal quarrsls with Demo-
Gratis in Virginia, and the manner in
which he escaped fighting a duel with
General Bradley johnson. Of Maryland.
They allege that evidence will be sub.
mi,ted showing that Malone is brave
only in words. and. while giving Just
cause for attack. has escaped fighting a
duel by questionable means. The drift
of talk in Democratic quarters today
indicates y purpose on their part to try
aud force Malone into a position where
he will be obliged to fight. UP to this
time. however. he has dealt blow for
blow. and says he does not intend to
submit to any personal insults.
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The Mormon lnfamy.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Ths decision
Of the Supreme Court in the case Of the
United States Va. John Miles, rendered
last week. has attracted great attention.
and discloses the existence Of another
technical bar to just dealing with the
Mormon question. John Miles was
prosecuted for bigamy and convicted.
be carried the case up till 1t reached the
Supreme Court. when the decision was
reversed upon the technical ground that
Caroline Owens, his second wife. had
been allowed to testify as to his dual
marriage. when, by the laws Of evidence
in Utah. q wife could not testify against
her husband. 1t 10 reported that the
Mormons have hailed the decision ~ o
great victory. and that II makes convie.
tons for polygamy almost impossible in
future. Mrs. Miles No. 2 has secured a
divorce, and resumed her maiden name
Of Caroline Owens. Her case has ex-
cited 80 much sympathy that prominent
Christian people became interested in
her and sent her q to Washington.
where she Is now employed In Q capacity
In which abe able to earn her own living,
10 her relief after all her sutferings and
trials. To q correspondent she related
her history. It 10 . horrible recital oil
crime. blssphsmy and obscenity. COM
mitted in the name Of religion. She also
revealed the secrets Of the Endowment
House In all their disgusting details.
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Assassination ut Laramie.

LARAMIE CITY. Wy. April l6-Yss-
tsrday morning Laramie City was the
scene OF q cold blooded and revolving
murder. Charles P~ierronst, q freight
conductor ON the Laramie division OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, murdered
the Road Master. @. n. Graves. at the
southeast corner Of the telegraph office.
Both OF these men were married and
each had Q pleasant home and 9 wife and
one child. Pierronet called Graves out
OF the telegraph Office at 1850 this morn.
ing and shot him dead. The murderer
was promptly arrested and lodged In
Jail. The Coroner. DR.. p. +. Guenster.
~iupanelsd q jury composed Of the lead.
ing business men, who found q verdict
that the deceased came to his death BY
shooting at the hands Of Charles Pier.
ronet. The excitement Is running very
high and threats Of lynching are INDUCED
in. This, however, the l~aw.abiding citi'
Q will try to avert. The evidence ia
so overwhelming that the law IL bound
to take speedy action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-16
The Big Billiard Match.

New Yonx, April l6.-Ths billiard
match here terminated last night. with
Schaeffer the winner. The play wal
rather careless and uninteresting at first
Slossons umpire, Sexton. wal absent
Slosson was spplsuded wildly, and fol
the first time Sohssffsr got considerable
attention by some fns shots. Slossor
knew nothing short OF q miracle could
save his defeat, and he played badly.
Before be began to play he remarked,
with q sickly smile, that 1t was his duty
to be pleasant ut his own funeral" l,
was q forlorn hope. Schaeff.r made q
splendid run OF 81. His best runs fol
the evening were 81. 20. 40. 90. 81. 65
and 2l3. Total, 800. Slosson's besl
runs were 16 and IL. Grand total oil
Schseffer, 1000; Slosson. 27S0.
The Tribune says: 1t was said last
night that for the present Schsetfei
would not accept any challenges to play
In America. It is his intention o o to
challenge vigneaux. the French expert,
to play q match in London.
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Lyon County Items.
Dsyion Tims., april 1s.

Dayton Times, april 16.
The Ophir mill. on the river, will
commence work on Monday.
The Weller mill. .. Como. 10 now run
ming steadily on Mohawk ore.
John Hanson, in this town. has some
thrse-yesr-old peach trees which are
covered with incipisnt fruit about thirty:
eight oaliber.
The Raspips freight cars on the G. &
O. do not give as much satisfaction a.
the old-fashioned wooden cars did.
The Silver City Lodge Of Odd Fellows
has d~isorgsnizsd. and the property has
been conveyed to the Grand Lodge.
Mason Valley ranchers are beginning
to hnd q market for their hay at Walker
Lake. Several hundred tons have already
been sold.
Fred Shredder, one OF the owners OF
the Mohawk mine. Como. was In town
Monday. He came down to take up
repairs for some broken machinery.
The shaft is now about 1874 feet deep.
The water IL not coming In so fast %
formerly. and 10 easily handled. The
ledge 10 looking better as they sink on
1t, and the owners are hopeful.
A short time ago q blacksmith In
Mason Valley named Mcintyre, and .
rancher known az French Charley"
had q quarrel over q game OF cards, and
French Charley gave notice that he was
going home to arm himself. He returned
In q short time aud Mcintyre. who was
on the lookout for him. shot him as he
passed o door. At last accounts the
wounded man was In o very critical stu
alton. Opinion seems to be equally
divided as to the dement's OF the case.