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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
COURT ROOM AND SANcTUM.

Suit puddinss make good relish for
lawyers Marathon Independent.
I'VE must protect our gold mines" ex-
claims an editor That's Just the way it
goes. An editor always has so many things
to look after that there's no fun in life at
al!.-Burlington Free Press.
Finnish Hymn" is the title of poem
published by Boston paper. WHY didn't
you do it yourself when you had chance?
The timidity of some editors passes our
comprehension
1t is vouched for that Michigan editor
on discovering fire rushed out into the
street shouting. "Conhagrstion Conhag-
ration!l! Approximate hither with the inn
plements Of deluge and extinguish this
combustion. Boston Globe.
First Iawyer-Hello, Smith, what do you
keep that dog for?
Second Lawyer-He's bird dog, sir.
First Lawyer-What Of it?
Second lawyer get some fine points
from him.-Bulington Free Press,
at has always seemed very strange to
nc how editors and prize fighters get on
so well together
Oh, there's nothing at all wonderful
about it. They are in the same line o!
business, YOU know
What's that"
Fasting Rochester Post-EXpress.
Il made the best hit of my life this morn.
ing exclaimed the editor to the exchange
fcnd How So said the fcnd. Il didn't
notice anything particularly bright in the
paper, replied the editor ominously. Il
Bit fellow about your size with this lead
ibkstand and here s the spot his brains
made on the cover. Exchange.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
cveRYcomss Foa eoAcHMEA

A daughter IN the hand q worth two u
he coaohmen's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Breakfast Table
Handsome Is that handsome does. viii
6t the coachmeu, for they are al handsome
meu.-Wsterloo Observer.
The New York Journal Is printing "a
Love Story Of To day." and there IS not .
Goodman in it. --Philadeiphia Call.
Just as soon as the girls are convinced
that coachmen are out Of style the eioPe-
ment mania will be at an end and not be-
tore.-Boston Post.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood uses q TRICYCLE., a
precaution which will surely prevent her
from clipping with the coachman onk-
ers Statesman.
Amateur coachmen are not tolerated IN
England, but a-mste-to-her coacamen in
this country are having clean run.-St.
Paul Herald.
When coachman bitches up with an
beiress he takes her for wheel or woah, but
soon gets tired of her tongue and wants to
kick over the trsces.-Detroit Times.
1t does seem strange that a young lady
should forego her chances Of marrying a
plumber Just now for the sake OF the 70,
nance Of clipping with coachman.-Mo~.
ell Citizen.
A Boston coachmsn who fell heir to
$l,750,OO0 the other day, and cruel pasents
who prevented their daughters from clipping
with him are committing suicide right and
Ief; -philadelphia Call
Mr.. Doughnut-"My daughter, the
bride.
Most charmed. indeed. | have not yet
met your husband Observation-Disclosures
groom.
"Groom, indeed! Sir, there is no groom
here. No sir; my daughter isn't marrying
a coachman. Detroit Free Press.
Well" said X. s. Stockracy to his wife,
another Summer is gone aud Mable is still
OH our hands
Yes" said his wife. she does not seem
to be able to effect marriage yet, but |
have plan.
is that so? What is itT
I'VE Will coachmsn hire. Marathon
independent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
THE COUNTESS.

SEASIDE IDYL.
Ever her memory haunteth me.
Walking my lonely Ways,
And hear the sound OF the shAtterinR sea,
And dream Of the dear, dead days.
Twas told that priceless gems she had
Pearls, diamonds, rubies rare
"for me, her eyes, lips, teeth" said,
And the virgin gold-her hair"
Twas ssid that sailing argnsies,
fruAn distant leas and lands,
Brought toundless wealth beyond the seas,
To kiss her lily hands.
Countess" they said-.iwas scarce a boom
only loved her more.
Ais, one happy. deeting moonI
All! mei The dreary shore!
Ever her memory hauuteth me.
Walking my lonely ways,
Nv CsGnieSs from the Treaary-
IA LEAVE ID dirty Jays.
-Eashiagtoa HileieI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
CROWS FROM THE CRADLE.

A new telephone instrument has been in,
vented by which the crying of a baby may
be heard at the distance of hundred miles
The inventor ought to be mobbed.-Burl,
ington Free Press.
II the babies could only vote there would
be mighty few candidates elected. A baby
must hate candidate who visits country
fairs and makes it sick with the smell OF
o,ions and beer.-Chicago Sun.
The King Of Siam is reported to have
263 children Fathers with only six or
seven had better stop bowling about having
to tote babies up and down at night-Burl
iDgtOn Free Press.
An Indianapolis firm is offering baby bug
GIGS on payments When this country shall
have arrived at full civilization every Young
man, on getting married will be required
to deposit enough Of his earnings with the
Parson to pay for baby buggy-Louis-
ville.-Courier Journal.
"A Philadelphia father makes his baby
sleep with the nurse three quarters of a mile
oil. We haven't baby, but If our neigh
borS would put theirs to sleep with a nurse
three-quarters Of mile off these hot nights
when we are obliged to keep the windows
open we could get heap more of refresh
sleep.-Roxbury Advocate.
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MEDICAL;


II Hsw SsAefe1fs, -
With every disease imasin,Sl. ;, n
last three years. Our 10
Druggist, T. J. Aaderson, rscou,.,
"Hop &ters" to me, esGs
l used two bottles.
Am entirely cured, and hearth,
mend Hop Bitters TO every on. 'ss.
Walker. Buskner, No. -
Write this as
Token Of the great appreciation h.
your Hop rd
Bitters. l vas Afflicted
With infsmma,ory ,hsumIIjsuNS
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine ,seeua,
do me any
Good!!!
Until tried fwo bottles o; YOUR h.,
tiers, and to my surprise l am as sJ ,'%
as ever l was. / hope
You may have abundant succ4s."
"In this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyone! wishing % L,,,
about nv cure? n
eau learn by addressing meEN
Williams, HOS 10Th street Wssb;,.
ID. c.
II consider your
Remedy the best remedy in cSis,.oo,
For Indigestion, kidney
-o--r..
And nervous debility. fhave jusr
Returned
From the south in q fruitleS s.,,u,.
health, and find that your Bi,,ers Az ~
me more
Good!
Than anything else:
A month ago was eStrea.ey
"Emaciated!!"
And scarcely able to walk. No. L.
Gaining strength! and
FLESH
And hardly day passes 5a; shal.
complimen,ed on my improved appe.,,.
and it is ell due to Hop
Bittersl J. Wickliffe Jackson,
-Wilmmgtoa Dbl
sR-None genuine without bunch Of srs., n.
on the white label. shun all the vil. ps.pss.
stuff with Hop" or Hops" In thor mama
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
DAINTY WORK FOR FAIR HANDS.
Photograph Frames, Tissue Lamp 6hsdss
and Lovely Jey Il Cases. SGaJ
Ennkarge

PhotoGraph Frames, Tissue Lamp 6hsdss
and Lovely Jey Il Cases. sis
'a ErcAaree. ,-.',s
Il "a now the fashion to carry the opera
glass, handkerchief, etc. in siittIe bag held
on the arm BY q ribbon. A dainty one may
be made at home out of an old silk hand
kerechief and piece Of silk. The silk
may be in two colors, one for each side.
The bag should measure eight or ten inches
square, and should be lined with the silk
handkerchief. The ribbon should be run
around the opening two inches from the top,
and tied in large loop and bow The
monogram or initials embroidered on one
side in silk and an edging Of Yalenciennes
or Oriental lace about the top, add to the
effect
A pretty frame for a photograph may be
made out OF the cover Of pssteSoard box
Cut out the frame to fit, them cover neatly
with piece Of garnet or dark-blue silk or
silesia. Over this paste maple leaves,
which may be gathered beautifully tinted
at this season. The leaves should be put on
with the points in one direction. Cover
With coating of copal yarnish. If desired,
the frame can be made OVID or circular.
A Brooklyn girl has made pretty lamp
shade oct OF a sheet Of pink tissue paper,
She first cut it in "a piece eight inches wide
apd three-quarters of yard long. This
was neatly pasted together and the top and
bottom cut in long pointed scallops. The
whole was then folded in fine knife-pleatings
ard pressed between two books. When
carefully opened the part to 60 about the OF
the lamp was caught BY band of the paper
pasted an inch from the edge, and butter
Nv bow ornamented on one side. When
placed over the white porcelain shade a
rosy light is thrown out which will DO found
very pretty for the parlor and also becoming
the complexion.
Lovely jewel cases may be made out OF
cigar-boxes. Cover the outside with some
Eght-tinted silk or satin. Line the inside
OF the lid and box with one thickness Of cot
tou-batting and cover tins with the silk or
satin. A box-plaiting of narrow satin rib
bon or narrow velvet nailed down with tiny
brass nails will keep the satin in place
about the edges. A little musk or cologne
should be sprinkled over the cotton.
A pretty bed for pet cat or dog may be
made out of an old square fruit basket.
TIC one end of the cover inside the basket
and fasten it so with strong cotton. Varnish
the basket with some bronze and put a pref
ty bit of carpet inside, and bow of ribbon
on the outside. A little bannerette of silk,
with the name of the pet embroidered on It,
placed over the front Of the basket will
make this little bed more attractive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

shook his EST speechless with fury. at
them both. then slowly withdrew, turning
round from time TO time to repeat me ges-
ture. But Kate and her husband had en-
tered the house, he quite calm and quiet
again, fact which impressed his wife with
bis strength of both body and mind not .
little.
aDid you say you were glad Kitty he
asked mcreduously.
"Ohl so glad. Jim, l have been so mis-
cradle. he would come here day after day.
and reproach me with having behaved bad
" to him, and say that / had given my
promise to marry him. So had, but after
/ had said yes, he cooled of, became quite
distant, and never came near me. Then l
grew sore and angry, and when he went
away to Mr.. Groves without even word 10
me, / vowed would have nothing more to
say to him. 1t was just about that time
that father lost so much money, and when
you came to ask me to marry you, l
thought as how you were rich and =
Yes, yes, / know all about that, NIFTY
you never hid from me why you married
me. But why did you never tell me how
Walter persecuted you2 lwould soon have
sent him about his business. II thought,
rather sadly, and hesitatingly, that you
liked him to come.
"And / thought" with downcaSt eyes
that you were not-not-man enough jim,
snd was angry that you did not show
more spirit and i said to myself, you
were but poor thing. But now, with a
glow of pride, Il know differently, and oh
! am so glad he is gone. He is bad one'
he is"
jim drew her to him and kissed her.
He is bad 'un, Kate, and do you
know why he became so cool and distant
to YOU after asking you TO marry him? Be
cause he found out that affairs here were in
a bad way and that you would have uncom-
monty little money, instead of a great deal,
as he had fancied. Don't you think you
are well rid ofhim for a husbandY'
81 do, Jim; indeed, | 1o-and, jim, |
have always been a good wife to you al,
though did marry you because you were
rich and would let father live with US, but
now" in a Whisper you know-yes, you
know
What, Kitty? Say it out loud.
why, you know that love you.
That is word for word as Kate told the
story to me. She is a comely matron now
with hall dozen children about her. | am
still Miss Florence, not having yet found
the man equal TO looking after me.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
GOODBYE FOR Ever.

Goodbye, for ever darling,
Dear 20 me even now,
Though ! give YOU each your proaiiSe
And release you from your vow
have learned that the love sought Tor
Had been given away before,
And know that love in your nature
Is "lore for eTermore."
EetteT if Death had robbed me,
For then, could love you still:
Your mem ~ would have nerved me
To work with 8 stronger will.
Now is my dream but sOrruv,
Remembering the empty promise
And the love that was only name
Pememh'Ting the flowers OF joy
That brought iruitiOn OF pain.
And the happiness ] he;1lor an hou:-
held il and lost il again.
l embarked ms souls hest treasu-~
hare gathered Lilies fair,-st ia,rS,o ~ =
iacsc VII cOsu. a. 1T'ii iOs ase, 3
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Street Dresses.

A very stylish street dress is OF velvet, in
four shades Of drab, and Bengaline to
match the medium tint The short, round
velvet skirt is finished in three hounces Of
velvet, cut in points on the longer edges
giving leaflike effect, each houuce being
a different shade Of drab. There is a
broad panel of passamenterie in braid
steel beads and satin drops nearly covering
the the right side of the skirt, The Benga.
line drapery nearly forms au apron with
long, narrow back, and the bodice fastens
diagonally under large metal buttons An
other notable walking dress is of the new
blue green, known as canard from its re-
semblance to the color of a ducks neck.
The round skirt is of cloth, laid in side
pleats, with short scarf drapery of velvet,
canard color, shot with red, held on the right
side by three clasps in shope of silver
plumes. The puh-baek drapery is partly of
cloth, party Of velvet, and the cloth basque
has a Moliere plastron with velvet straps
across at the waist and fastened with silver
plumes The collar and cuffs, of velvet,
are piped with red, in the narrowest posi-.
bic line, on the edge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

-SSh SVSif u'
You are opposed to the use of slang,
then, JennieT he said. "Well, l should
twitterl" she replied, and then he knew
that he must not use slang any more in her
presenee.-Somerville journal,
II don't know what 10 think Of that
young man who is visiting our daughter"
said woman TO her husband ooh, don't
give yourself any trouble. Be on the safe
side and think that he is fool.-Arkau-
saw Traveller.
Goodnight he said, as he at last tore
himself away and stepped ont upon the
porch.
Wait minute" she said, until chain
up the dog. It's about time for the milk
man and they are not very good friends. y
Texas lantern
"Well, my daughter, your mother and !
have been consulting recently about the
windows for our new house. What kind
would you like in the parlorY' "0h, thank
you. papa, for seeking my advice.
should prefer beau windows, BY all means. /"
Boston Budget.
One Of the worst feelings that young
men OF this country are called upon to feel
is when they have made a ten-dollar bill
look like it had gone through q macerating
machine to see his best girl at the opera
ges MASKED on bow-legged tenor-Wash,
iDgton Ratchet.
Young Hopesby saws the worst trait pos
sessed by his girls father is his proneness
to misoonstrue plain, practical questions
When he asked the old man for his daugh
ter's hand. the father gave him his foot
Such weakness in father is enough to
discourage the most persistent and passion
ate lover brakes Travellers Magazine
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AIRY NoTHlNGS.
Rhil,AalI Tin

WhAShdU IImet.
The dude feels not the need of his lost
airs.
A rich man can easily find his lost
heirs.
The bald-headed man vsinly calls for his
lost hairs.
The bacchanalian bemoans himself on &C.
count Of his lost 'tares."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Music that Hath no Charms

Alb" gushed youth, turning from the
piano where he had just played sonata to
the extent Of about five dollars damage to
the instrument "how divine is music;
could not do without it. nv soul is filled
with music
"If your soul is filled with music re.
marked young lady who had been tired
listener to his performance, why dom
you let little Of 1t out occasionally
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Whatever Did He Mean.

All! John" said very sick wife, YOU
have not always been the kind husband to
me that you should be.
81 know it my dear, know il" he
sobbed, land its only now, that you are
about to die. and are willing to die, that ]
realize what a kind, considerate, good wo'
man YOU really are.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
A Wicked. Cruel Husband.

Wei" he said, approaching the bedside
of his sick wife, how do you feel now.
"a little better ] think, she replied
feejly. THE doctor was just in and said
that before very long he should expect to
zee me mend materially"
Wen, I'm glad Of il" he remarked,
hitcLing up his trousers, there is plenty of
material to mend"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Embroidery patterns, worked. either over

Embroidery patterns, worked either over
the material itself or over bands to match.
and represent japanese devices. such as
large birds perched upon one leg, odd trees
Of the most primitive design, and no less
Strengthening quadrupeds, the whole out
lined with narrow braid edged with gold
thread This style Of embroidery is worked
in all eolors and produces q most unique
effect not without elegance. on dresses Of
CLAIM slace or bcocaded mohair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
TNr Losr ATLANTIS.
Meas IOsos:

RxsfotH A. JoYox.
lpNhtuPtse EgaetsS DOaadity,l
ne night Of aSes \ passing away.
Vet the dAwn Of the Atlantis SHINES aiNFs -
wAenS tha-mlndiof nan like perfect day
Beams oat on the earth like morning s'AE'
There Is nothing Rew, there u nothing old,
n thSs beantif,tl world 50 fresh and ire;
The mountains are filed With silver and gold,
As tAey came from the hands OF Destiny
The hills and the wales win blossom IN spring,
The ocean will roar With a sUllea cry,
Ola lime in bis Aight With restless wing.
shall whir Ger the dead without pity OF sigh
50 the sun win rise and the sun win SET
ARd stars viii bejeWel the upper blue,
And the earthquake shock, like garnet net
win swallow together the tAlse and true.
hear voice DER the rolling deep,
And catch glimpse Of that hr-on shore'
Where man and women will never weep
Ip The new Atlantis forever more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
FANCY BUT FUNNY.

Wise and witty Saying that Presem LIES
Foibles as IL in n Mirror.
a shall be compelled to reduce your
salary, Mr.. johnson, until cold weather sets
in, said a mean employer to his bald
headed bookeeper.
"WhyH asked the old fellow, with sink
ing heart.
because | notice that a large portion Of
the time which should be devoted to my
service is spent BY you in fighting flies of
the top of your head.
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TIME WILL UNITE THE KNOT.
That May Prove Bar to
Happiness.

Accomplishments That May Prove Bar to
Happiness.
Washington Star,
will you receive Your daughter and her
husband was asked the father of an
heiress who had eloped with young man
beneath her station
No. Sur firmly replied the indignant
parent. | shall always be glad to receive
my daughter, though il she separates from
the man who has so dishonorably influenced
her.
'And will you make any efforts to bring
abou; such separation?'
mo, it is not necessary; it will be &C
complished voluntarily inside of six
months.
Why
she writes poetry and plays the accor.
dion
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Every species Of Itching, sealy. Pim,l, 49,,
lous Inherited and Contagious Hunors. VIII IL.
o. bdr, cured by CUIIcURA REsoLyEsr ths new
Blood Purifier internally. Aad CuIIcuEl and Cur.
ct ~ soAP me great Skin Cures externally:
SOAP, Is cents; RksoLyKxI. 81. '"''
Potter Drug and Chemical "a R..,o,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

When mau is twenty he calls her tur
tle-dove. and when he Is fortr he thinks OF
her as Suappiagtartie ,iase-Saa Fan
cisco Gall
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KINKS OF KISSING.

Cream and peaches once week,
Mss your girl on the right-hand check:
Apples green and apples dried.
\ lsS on the other side
Review.
That eyinCc, wrcicheJ taste:
Take your girl about the waist,
iift her TO her pink toe-tips,
And print /, sIuarely on her lips.
Frankfort Ie)msr.
We ind our way far the hest
To -et the senses In a rhiEl
Just give your ow dear girl rest
And kiss some other fellows gih
-Lockp0rt Daily Union.
But hog 10 kis her, that's the point
To find the girls an easy thing
just plant her ON your OFF knee joint
And make the broodiDg welkin ring
Wilmington star.
The sweetest kiss We ever got.
And one on which we long have fcsI,
Was when our girl came up behind
And smacked Us on our old bald head.
-f'orham Mountaineer.
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sCROFULOUs sORFa

i had dozen bad sores upon my body, and tried
eli remedies could hear OF, and nj Iast tySed your
CrTIcuRA REMEDIES and the, have cured Ne.
HEBRos, THAYER CouxTr, PrsS.
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PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY

OF WHkHIn0, ". VA
(0vasisst 1891
Cash Capital, 8IOO,OO
Good risks insured % libsral tarnA
Loses promptly and Atisfactortly sdiusasl
Pstronase RESPECTFULLY solicited.
DIRECTORS:
A. N. Adams, JAMS y, hoSG
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Alex. LAnghlin, Alcnso iSdAG
J. A. Miller, A. D. BseAM.
ALOEzo LORING, Prssidsat
J. P.PAULI, 6scrst1y.
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BE AufY For Chspped and Oily
Skin, CUTicURA soar.
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CoURTSHIP CARAMEIS.

81 love the ground you walk upon"
The suitor feryently wrote It down;
Which was not strange, rs she did own
The major portion OF the town!
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS
Cured. Not . Sign Of It's Rcappsaaanes.
Your CUTIcrgA has done wonderful cure for me
more than two yeaS ago. Not sign Of it, reappezr-
snce since. II cured me Of very bad Eczema which
had troubled me for more than twenty yeara I
shall always speak well Of CUTicURA. I'll erest
deal Of IL,
HAvERHfLL, Mass
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BEST FOR ANYTHING.

Having used your CrrIcrRA REMEDIES for eixh-
teen months iof letter, and finally cured e., { am
snxiotn to get u 70 sell on commission en- recon-
mend IL beyond any remedies have ever ussd for
Ieuer Barns, Cuts, etc In fact II Is III best ned-
cine have ever tried FOR anything
y.-, ~ 4 g. HORTON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-20
Card from Colonel Dailey.
TUcsoN, Dec. 15, lSSL

TUCSON, Oec. To, 1oc1-
 EDITOR CITIZEN: In the Saturdays issue of your paper, under the head of "An Altercation," you have given to the public misstatement of facts, which it IS due to you, to me and to the public should be corrected.
 When the young man, c. l.. Lundy, called at my residence on Saturday morning was busily engaged with two hired men storing my household goods, preparatory to leaving on a business trip to Washington. Upon returning a paper he had written and requested me to sign, with my declination, he sud denly and without warning attempted to drag me into the street, failing Tn which he struck me blow with his list in the face. Being wholly unprepared and not expecting to be assaulted, at once retired, seeking whatever instru- ment of defense might lay hands or, ,and returned as soon as possible. When l had returned from store room, the only place where I could find thing to use, the young man and bis brother, who, l am informed was accessory to the as- sault, had left the house and disap- peared, and went on with the work ot storing away my goods.
 was struck but once. l was not knocked down, and no rawhide was used, nor seen by me, although l am informed that the younger brother handed to the assailant a whip of some kind while l was gone to the store room. The affair was surprise, the audacity and criminality of which the public is left to pass judgment upon.
 C. E. DALEY.