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v.r. Fight for . rre.. of long stan.
Mclaughlin and
kases OIL se Francisco. result.

Mclaughlin and
kaies Of ss Francisco. result
One year N advance. death of the for
Three month. brings with it q sad
snsie eoPies inactivity and laIity
DNo - he Courts of California
according to the telegraphic report the
murderer had had recource TO all the
forms Of Law 20 secure a redress OF his
grievances, and each time the District
Court IN which the trials were held gave
judgment TO the plaintiff, and each time
the Supreme Court reversed the decision
Of the lover court Mclaughlin was a
very wealthy man, while his opponent In
the case Was considered poor having lost
money in carrying ou, the contracts made
with the deceased. These facts were we'll
known to the Judges Of the Supreme
bench, yet they chose to decide against
the piain,iff each time a Judgment was
rendered in his favor.
Stays Of proceedings and revisiens OF
judgments, especially if the slightest
ground exists 10 believe that they were
obtained by fraud and bribery, Is
enough TO e1asperate, any gentleman
who feels and knows that he IS being
wronged, to take that justice in his own
hand that the courts deny him. We are
not aPoligists for crime in any sense, but
We feel and believe ths. wealth with Its
corrupting Influences has done more to
weaken the foundations Of the republic,
and make, Justice travesty than all other
influences combined. "The mills Of the
Gods grind slow, but they grind exceed
ingly fine.
The telegraph reports Of to-day an
nounce the acquittal ofJerome b. Cox for
the shooting of Mclaughlin, Evidently
the Judge, will now take notice that there
il q higher court than the one who was
mainly instrumental in causing the death
Of deceased, for 1t Is beyond question
that had the courts acted fairly IN this
mstter, Mclaughlin would to-day have
been alive. Upon the heads Of the Judges
the death OF Mclaughlin is responsible.
In the next case Of similar nature We
hope the guilty ones will be the victims,
ss there Is too much rOttenness IN our Ju.
risprudence.
, 1883-12-22
AsHBURNHAN. Mass. Jan. "A. 1850.

l hsve been very sick ever two years.
They all gave me no as psst cure. l tried
he most skillful physicians. but they did
not reach the worst part. The lungs and
heart would hll CD every nigh. and DISTRESS
me, and ny throat Vas verv bad. told my
children / never should die in peace until
l had tn. d Hop Bitters. have taken two
bottles. They have helped me very mach
Indeed. l Am now well. There was q 10.
OF sick folks here who have seen how they
he ped M, and tbev used them and are cur.
ed, and fee as thankful as do that there in
SO valuable . medicine made.
MRs. JULIA G. CrsHrsc
, 1883-12-22
9l2 GARRISON AVENUE,

ST LUIS, Mo. Dec. z. 1888.
John Suinton, Fl Park Ro,r, Aeu York
Citu:
DEAR SIR-Yours of Nov 90 is receiv-
ed, embodylng.a a printed slip from some
newspaper TO the effect that General
Sherman had recently predicted that
there would soon come an armed contest
between Capital and Labor" and that
"the better classes are tired of these in
sane howlings Of the lower strata, and
r.ean to stop them"
lhardly know whether to treat this Sc
riously, or in Jest OF course it is not true
but that you already know, because the
report on its face carries its own contra.
diction. After leaving Washington | had
occasion to visit New York. As was my
habit, | visited Gen Hancock on Cover
nor's Island, and timed my visit 20 be Co.
incident with TIE meeting of the United
Service Institution to hear paper on
Cavalry" by Col Brschlett Of the ar
my. The attendance WAS quite large,
and after the reading of the paper, which
vas the sole objec' Of the meeting, the
members we're asked to discuss the sub
iect generally. Gen. Cri:tenden, who
presided, noticed my presence, and espec-
lally called on me. l acknowledg ged the
compliment and spike, 1t may be, five
minutes eJtenporc, CONFIRMING much
which Col B achett, had recorded, en-
couraged the members Of the Institution
IN their laudsbie object to profit by the
present period of profound peace 10 STU
tiy, improve their minds and be ready
for whatever the future might bring forth.
doubtless said what has been said
thousand times before: 'In peace, be
prepared for war" and "Be ye ready,
tor no man can tell what tomorrow may
bring forth.
But am sure the cords Capital, Labor,
q,tuyo,cder aud cannon nereT tcere spoken.
don't think the New York papers Of
he day reported me as a prophet, or so
belligerent as the printed paragraph you
send; but distance and time swell ru-
NOR In the ratio Of the cube of distance
or, ~ Horace records, the flight of a ru
NOR is like that of an eagle, which as
cends from its perch straight for time,
and then in circles, larger and larger, till
its original starting point is lost.
Our newspapers, 1T seems TO me, are
utterly reckless in their wild statements
| commend You for your manly way of
writing me direct, and if you will sleep
the sounier, | will be glad to impart to
you my opinion that at no epoch or peri
cd Of our National history has our coun-
Try enjoyed larger measure of prosreri-
ty than to-day. and never was there less
reason to apprshenj danger from without
or within.
am sure no friend of mine has been
di.quieted by this absurd bundle of nom
sense. and that contradiction simply in
cresses the vanity and self-esteem Of the
smart boys of the press whose imsgina-
tions are better than their judgment, and
who claim the noble privilege of inven
tvn, or xks, used TO be called Flying,
leaving the victim the humiliating right
of denial or explanation.
address you IS the man, not as the
editor, and leave you free TO do what you
think is proper in the premises.
With great respect. yours truly,
W. 7. SHERMAN.
P. S-0n the gres, question OF the
conf.ct between Capital and Labor,
know nothing, and must use Sosnish L.
explain my position: "Dios Sabs
W. 7. 5.
, 1883-12-22
4 Cap Thai Fits.

The Onion seemingly has gone INTO the
pen picture business according to An article
pabiished in thu, mornings q issue under the
capton Of 'The Cap Fitted" The quill
driver OF the Union evidently displays re-
markable ACCURACY IN the yay he portray.
The idiosnycrseies Of iniiyiiuals addicted TO
questionable practices The Union man
ssys ne will give the name Of the modern
Paul Pry. ana the edito1 of '.scab" joQr-
ns' r. n qu.ndary least be should. The
aRpba On svidentlystrikss homo.
, 1883-12-22
New = usic.

We were presented to dsy with . beautiful
song and chorus arranged fo- four voices. en-.
titled Fond Idol Of my Heart" written and
o"mp7 sed by Thos- H. Bates, the Legislative
correspondent of the STATESMAN. The words
are Of high order Of merit. while the music is
shAruinsiy beaHtifai- The title page s .dorn-
ed with handsome picture Of lady which Is
exceedingly attractive, 1900 copies have a.
sady been sold in the sas.. For sals by Wi.
ley Allen, l51 Third strsst Portland.
, 1883-12-22
whitman College.

On Friiay evening next reunion of the
students Of Whitman College will take
place, and the lady friends Of tine institution
viii care for the inner man. A debate viii
take place during the evening. the question
being whether Hannibal was greater man
than Cesar. We are pleased TO note in con-
nection with the College that the attendance
Is increasing all the time and that even from
Puget Sound students come. This speaks
well for Prof, ssor Anderson
, 1883-12-22
sheriff. sale OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE CT AN EXECUTION ISSUED OCT
ID of the district Court Of the Territory Of Wash
,nrion and for the First Julicil istrcI thereof.
Loliiug terms at HAlla WALL. Wans Walla c u'ty.
In said Q. rIliory sDd to directed AID delivered
fof a Judgment reDdrred In said curt un the l2lh
day OF November, A. ID i. lss3 in favor of NJ Fis<.
plaintiff and AZ .inst jams Hubbard, defendant,
for the sum Of S755l With interest AZ the rate OF
one CENT pr month, and the furthrr sum OF 100 At
torueys fees, anu s4Il0 costs OF SUIT, have LEVIED
upon tie following described real estate to-wIt
lie nor Invest quart Of c northwest quarter ami
the northwest guar OF the northeast quarter. and
the uocthe 81 qu.ftsr OF the southeast quarter OF
sec ION IL and the southwest qua ter OF the soutL-
east quarter of seton IL. ali IN township horth
range Ss east; toyeth-r with the mil building stu
atel thereon and all the ents and heredItaI nts
ami ppurienances thereunto belonging, situated
lying and being IL Walla walla County, Washing
ton iern.ory-
Notice is h. reby given that on Tuesday. the 18th
day OF january, A. D., 1884. the hour Of oclock
p NJ of said day will sell all e rght. u lie and
interest 'h- said James Hubbard IN and to the
above described real estate. al tn court house door,
in the city and county of Walk Wa,ia, Washington
Territory public auction 10 the highest ami test
bidder 10 sa. isfy said execution and all costs.
Given under my hand this IUth day Of December,
JANE b. THOMPSON.
SheriE Walla Va Ia ouny, W T
, 1883-12-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALLA, !
w. T., Decenber 4, 1883.

w. T., December 4, 1883.
a Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named settler has filed no
tice OF his intention TO make final proof in SUD-
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before L. S Land Ofice at Walls Walla
w. l.. on Jan l5. 1884, viz: Martina John
ston, Id No. 1921, for the NW4 See %. II. 9
X 81 +, lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon, and cul-
tivation of. said land, viz: Sylvester Ryan. Z.
Maugan, Gertrude Sylvester, Mrs. Sylvester
Ryan, all Of Waia Waila County. VT.
JOS. J0RGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-12-22
sheriff, sale Of Real Estate.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID of the di,trict court of the erritory Of Washn-
ton ami for the First judicial District Their OF, hold
ing terms At Wall, " ALA. Walla walla county. in
said territory and to directed and delivered, for
ju gment rendered IN sad count on the 7th day Of
May, A. ID. 1883 IN favor of W. J. oyer. plaintiff.
ana against John u'I onnell and Ar,belle U'Do =
NELL defendants for the sum OF S56S t6, with inter
est Al the Fate OF two per cent per month and the
further of so Sc attorneys fees and 81. s5 c6is
Of suit, h.ve level on the following descriaei
property. towit: Ths northwest quarter OF section
II, In tOn,hp north range 81 east situate. lying
and being III ;hs county OF . Ia WAlla, " T.
Notice Is hereby giyeG that on Mo"day, the l4th
DAY Of JaBuzry, A ID. 1884, at the Lour of ii ocofk
A. NJ OF said day. Will sell all the risht. title md
interest of the said John o. 'Donnel and ArAbel =
oDeunell in and the above described rial .state
Al the court house door in the city and county OF
Wa.la Walla, " ssLiDgton Territory, at puoie arc-
ton TO the highest and best bidder, "a satisfy said
execution and al costs
Given unier my hand tins lGth day Of December.
1888. JAS. r. THoMPS N,
Sheriff Walla Walla County, W. T.
, 1883-12-22
sheriff, sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OFT
If the District Court OF tha Territory OF Wa-hng
ton an! for tn. First Ju iici al Dsr rllt thereof. ID
in, tel uls at Wal Walls., Walls Walla " 4 apd
iirectel an delivered for Judgment rendered
in said court the 9Th day Of Decerir, A ID. 1888
IN favor OF = lvin l.. kinneir and Martin Weller.
pl iIt,r- aud against ITO Schrader de enlani for
the Of S33s %, with interest at the rate OF Ia
per cent per nth, and tn further sum Of - ator
neys f-'s, and S25 % costs of sui / have levisl
upon the following described real esrate, tO-wit :
LO-s and :. in biOck 5. In Bucks addition 10 The
t"wn Of Prescott, Wallt Naila county, VT.
Not ce Is hereby given that On Tues tsv, the 18th
day Of January, A 1854, 1t the hour OF II o'clock
A. of sad das Will sell all the right title AMI
interest Of tie sad D. fenant OTTO =, hraier in and
the above describ real at the court house
dnOr IN tie city and county of ala Wslla. - ash
ingion Territory, at public auction 10 the highest
ami best bidder, 10 satisfy sand execut ION and all
costs.
Given under my hand this 10th day of December.
1888. JAS, b THOMPSON,
Sheriff Walla Walla County, W T.
, 1883-12-22
AO'iee for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALL.

LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALL..)
w T., Dec. ), 1888.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed no
tice of his intention To make final proof in SUM-
port Of his claim. and that said proof will b.
made b-fJre U. ). Ian Otice at WalIa WalIa
W i. on January 10 1884, viz: Benz,
r Mi-eman: DS. 4lSi for the SCI Sec. 6, To.
" n. K 81 f He names the following wit
ne-ses to rove his continuous residence upon.
AID cultivation Of. said land, viz: John
pederson, Wm. j. Landis. Henry Lawrence.
Mary Deye-, all OF Walla Walla county. W.
l. JOS. J0RGENSEN. Register
, 1883-12-22
sheriff. Sale OF R-a, Estate.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID OF the District Court of the Territory OF Wash
inston and for the First judicial District thereof
holding terms Il: Walla Walls, waila Walla county
In said territory, and directed AMI delivered
Tor judgment rendered SAID Court on the iith
day OF November A. ID. 1885, IN flvOr of G6orge he!-
hcutt plaintiff and against MepzpJ. Hardness, de
feidant for the sum Of Ss5I So with interest at the
rate oi L per per month and the further sum
Of S2i costs o: suit have levied upon the following
deSrrb bed real estIte to-wIt: Lots Il, is AMI ~,
book b. of Preston's addition 10 the City of Waits
burg; also the following: commencing ut the north
west corner of II parcel OF land sold by John Fulge
". G. and T. \. Preston IL the City Of NasbuTg.
W. T.. running thence north Sc feet, thence east
4GG feet thence south 80 feet thence iO6 feet
situated, lying and being in walla wai!a county,
Washington T,rritCry.
Notice Is hereby 2 ven that on Monday the eith
day OF January A. ID. 1855, AZ the hour Of ocl ck
p NJ of sad day | will s-il all the rug l. title and
interest of the sad Memo t. Harknes in and 70 the
alb described real estate at the cent louse door in
the JiIy AMI COuntN Of y ALA Nall4, ashingJOn
Territory IT public auction the highest bidder
satisfy sad execution and all Costs
iyen under my htal th.s 10th day Of December.
1888. JANIS b. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Walla Walla Co., W. T.
, 1883-12-22
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLa WaLLa, !
w. T., Dec. I3, 1883. {

LAND OFFICE At WALLa WaLLa,l
w. T., Dec Is. 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled no.
tice OF his intention TO make final proof in sup
port OF his clam, and that said proof will be
made before L. S. Land Office at Walla Walla
w. T., on FEBRUARY 4, 1883, viz: J. NJ. TuI
lar, DIS 1913 tor the NJ ! Sec IA, To. 6 n,
X 81 f.. He names the following wit.
nesses to prove her continuous residence upon-
and cultivation of. sal land, viz: John
Iodhunter, I A Webb, John Williamson.
E:budge. Williamson, all of Wslla WaIIa CO.
w. T..
JOS. JORGENSEN. Register
, 1883-12-22
csvs,,.,,.. sasa Lack and Balance.

The following testimonials respecting the
McCioskey combination sash. lock and BAL
ance speak for themselves. They have been
tried in this city and give universal satis-
faction as being Just the thing long needed.
Samples can be examined at O'Donnen 4
Johnson's hardware store.
TESTIMONIALS
Mr.. r. McCLuskgY Dear Sir: Having
tested your new patent combination sash,
lock and balance, l find it equal in conven.
ience to Waight's, and while it is much less
complicated, its greater cheapness and better
finish should recommend it to every house
holder and builder. As q window lock or
balance it is superior to any hsve saw or
tried, and find it is giving great sasisfae-
tion to all who have used said locks.
Yours very respectfully,
Il. r. Rees.
Having fully tested the merits OF the
above mentioned article We fully concur In
the above Recommendation.
10 Stearps,
John Lux,
r. j. Parks.
Mr.. McCLosKEY:-We must truly say
that your sash lock and balance is the best
that We have ever seen.
Mills & Witt.
MR MCCLoSkEY Il must say that your
sash lock is superior to all others l have ever
saw. Yours truly,
". O'DonnelI,
CuIlen Philips,
James West,
NJ f. Colt,
II. NJ Porter,
ii. l.. Joslyn,
J. W. Estes.
can recommend K. MrC'cskey's patent
sash lock and balance TO ali LOu8s Loiders
and builders as the best sash lock or balance
that is manufactured to my knowledge, while
It is convenient and also burglar proof.
Yours truly, G. 2. Thompson,
Architect.
+. McCLoSKEY Your sash lock is of
great want. +. W. Paine,
Dr. J. NJ. Boyd,
d. J. Coleman.
Having examined Mr.. McCloskey's COM
blnation lock and balance | can recommend
them as superior to any manufactured, as l
have them in Use at my residence.
{. Schumacher, Gunsmith,
A. l.. Lorerzen.
, 1883-12-22
KITCHEN GEN Rf.IGE.
KITCHEN CEN RANCE.

Long had looked and searched and .ouynt
ARD many cook stoves had / bought,
les, every kind on earth Ise tried
And Yet with none felt satisfied.
H1pe shed At last dazzling ray
As the Kitchen Gem Ia sc" saw one day.
This had the many points Id souyht,
Examining 1t thoroughly, | bought.
Kitchen Gem Range. Kitchen Gem Rance.
whoever buys would not exchange
Nlththe Kitchen Cen Range. Danish yourfears
ihe IRE back Ia warranted twenty years.
Ihreble campers, tin lined doors,
Forty other Improvements more;
Ash shifter, shakes or damps,
For burning wood or coal in lumps.
Nickel plated through ghout the whole
High shelf with fancy scroll:
Illuminated front, with broier too,
1t beats the world, Just look it through
Kitchen Gem Range. Kitchen Gem Range,
Hhoever buys would not exchange
With the Kitchen Gem Range, banish yourfears
1he nre back Is warranted twenty years.
Anti-clinker crate, fancy base.
1t beats then all in every case;
Castings smooth and soft and tough,
II wall stand the ussge rough
Twill bake potatoes in fifteen minutes,
And with but two sticks of wood
Broil your steak and boil your pottaae,
A dozen things nore and do it good.
Kitchen Gem Range, Kitchen Gem Range,
whoever buys would not exchange
With the Kitchen Gem Range Danish your fears
The IRE back is warranted for twenty years.
Ar Little Brown Jug"
For sale by Mills &Wm.
, 1883-12-22
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
W. T., Dec IA, 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has 6led no.
tlce CT his intention to make 6nal proof in
support Of his claim. amt that said proof will
be made before United States Land Office AT
Walia Walla, W. r., on Feb 18th. 1883, viz:
John I. D.ering, DIS 1924 tor the W! NW4,
and NJ, SW sec. IA. TIP. S n, K a3E Z. He
names the folowing witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
sand land, VIZ: john G. Theler. John Bush.
Henry Lee, John Poster, all of WalIa Walla
w. 1. JOS. JORGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-12-22
SOLD ONLY FOR CASH!S#

The fact ha sell goods exclusively for cash is one very important far
why sell goods silks We Sell
have the CASH III
credit where would bel II reasonable TO understand ha
at
credit the will for h SO t
OF the Other Our
fri to sell goods at the
when goods cost Ike III the p
stance, We a do but trifing loss.
, 1883-12-22
SuInnlons.
TEgRITCRY OF WASHINGTON,
County Of Wal!z Walla,

In Just &c Court, E. K. Hanna. Justice
To ). C Jones: You ar her-by notified that o.
Osborn and D. f. Jones have flei a e,mplain.
aRainst you In ssd court which will come on TO BE-
heard at my Office in Walls wala City, waIla Wall.
County, -. T.. on the 2I-t day OF Janu ,ry, A. D.,
1854 at the hour of ten O'Clock A N. and un you
appear and then and there answer the same will be
Ia en- oOnf-ss-l and the tenant of plaintiff
granted. The object and demand Of saii compl4 int
Is to recover 81, is money aimed by plaintiffs
he due them from yon ant evidenced by three prom
issory notes made by you TO theTn AFRO by a look
account Compllint flei Dee llth, 1888
r. X. HANNA
3tw Justice Of the Peace
, 1883-12-22
We WANT ONE THING UNDERSTOOD

We have old goods stocknong faded Of style
Our goods all this DESIRABLE OF
chants would be slow sell NEW goods dub thing
heard of before, but that The altered
sell
goods low do that stock mutb
sacrificed.
law purchase
their There friendship about
ahead
NewY and because
v that that nowc prices
, 1883-12-22
COUNTRY ORDERS.

our patrons residing Waa Wal such
Territory lady get the same o. oar
personally lady leaves an UreI
selection BETTER than she could select herse
much to our 80
lady the lady herself because Popusly s
and earned We
represented can
retured at
, 1883-12-22
ONE PRlCE--sll Goods Mrked in Plain Figures

this these rules have been some
establishment popular
on the old getting dldn hehe
strange of those
, 1883-12-22

We have made arrangements with eastern importers and
manufacturers for the future delivery of Dress Goods and
Silks in this city and the difference in prices between New
York and San Francisco reye aed alarming situation
1t has revealed the positive fact that Dress Goods and
Silks purchased in San Francisco too high price
, 1883-12-22
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<-1-aN.
India. Rs3.ssss.

Indian rssery35eps srs ,..E:
at with sn~
, 1883-12-22
THE GREAT
SPRING MEDICINE.
YERBA BUENA BITTER.

For Consultation, Billiousness, Kidney and
Liver Complaints it has no equal The Bittsrs
act mid and gentle, and leave the system in a
natural condition. As a Cathartic one bottle
is worth gross of pills. For sale BY al drug
sists my3lwt
, 1883-12-22

Mr.. McCLosKEY:-We must truly say
that YOUR sash lock and balance is the best
that We have ever seen.
Mills & Witt.
, 1883-12-22
WHY VIE REDUCE DRESS GOODSl
~ WHY WE CUT DOWN SILKS ~


The completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad brings New
York, from a business point of view, as near
as San Francisco
, 1883-12-22

Having examined Mr.. McCloskey's COM
blnation lock and balance | can recommend
them as superior to any manufactured, as l
have them in Use at my residence.
{. Schumacher, Gunsmith,
A. l.. Lorerzen.
, 1883-12-22

The Prices in those Cities Differ very Widely
, 1883-12-22

Having fully tested the merits of the
above mentioned article we fully concur in
the above Recommendation.
J. o Stesrns,
John Lux.
K. j. Parks.
Milford chronicle., 1883-06-01

evening Of the day he left the Flat, or,
as they expressed it; "friz dead. "
In an inside pocket Of a vest worn
underneath his ragged overshirt,
packet Of letters was found, all Of which
we're written in the same handwriting,
and addressed to "Jamcs Wilkinson,
Esq. Norway Flat. Sundry photo
graphs were also discovered in the same
pocket-on of an aged lady, another of
a woman in the prime of life, and the
rest Of three beautiful girls of from ten
to fifteen years of age. All the letters
bore the same post-mark, c. Me.
Each envelope was indorsed in pencil
mark. "Recd (date), J. W." One
os them was iudorsed, Reed.
November 18th, 1859, J. W" That
was the day that Shakes left Norway
Flat. It's contents explained the mystery
Of his life and poverty, and ran thus
C., Maine, Aug. 80, 1859.
"MY DEAR JAMES Your last remit,
tance Of $3.50 has been duly received, and
the mortgage ON the farm is now pad.
Have you not impoverished your
self to keep US in comparative luxury
We have wanted nothing. Mother
is ailing and rapidly declining. Doctor
saws she cannot possibly live through the
coming winter. She longs to see you,
James. before she dies Emma, Annie
and Gerty are all well. - 0, James
10 come home at once if not, shall sell
the place next spring, and come to Nor
way Flat myself. Your affectionate wife,
ELLEN WILKINSON.
The bright side of Shakes's character,
which he had so carefully concealed from
the sight of his fellow-men, was here re-
vealed. And he had now gone to an
other home to receive his reward.