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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-19
ma Hsel Broke His Neck.

AKRON, o., August lS,--John Harry, OF
New Portage, Ohio, fell from hay loft
this morning and broke his neck.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-19
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France.
ESCAPED FROM PRISON.

T4NV N III T INVNI 7 INI'VN'
PARIS, August lS--The Anarchist Jour
nalist, Murphy, who was recently con-
demned to six months Imprisonment for
melting the people to plIlage, has e>-
capped from prison.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-19
DENIns INCREASING.

MARsEILLES, August lS.-Four deaths
from cholera occurred here last uigkt,
At Toulon there was one death in the
hospital and several in town The cpl
demic is apparently reyiying and the
number OF cases is increasing;
PARIS, August lS.--A dispatch from
General Millot dated August Il says 81
have published proclamation to the
people coupled with an ultimatum re-.
garding the regents pretensions. The
French hig is hoisted over the citadel q,
Hue, the capital of AMMAN"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
POINTS FOR PHYSICIANS.

Young physician-No. it is not in good
taste for Young physician when writing To
a patient to sign himself Yours till death.
-Somerville Journal
The inventive genius Of this country is
becoming exhausted in providing work and
fortunes tor medical men The latest sue
cess is one-wheeled velocipede.-Detroit
Journal
Eminent physicians assert that light
haired people are more susceptible than the
black haired to all diseases except chronic
rheumatism But as chronic rheumatism
may be considered worse than all other dis,
eases put together the blondes need no;
mourn Philadelphia Call.
Doctor Mr.. Groanby. look at nv
awful face Jones hit me in the eye with a
club Saturday night; what shall | take for
it, And as the medicine man drove
swiftly away, back came the sympathetic
answer; Take offence, man; take otfence.'
Pennsylvania doctors frowu down all at.
tempts to condemn the use of alcoholic
Liquors. And why shouldn't they? Where
is therea drug store in Pennsylvania that
would refuse thirsty doctor little stimu,
liant free of charge after be has been up all
night at baby partyf-IOuisville Courier
InurDal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
CHATTER OF THE CHILDREN.

Mabels mother noticed that she was
wandering from place to place looking for
something very intently.
What's the matter, Mabel?
WHY, I've lost my fink, and cant re-
member where put my timble. Washing
ington Hatchet
care tears briny, papa2
Yes. nv son
"Iheaa man doesn't need to 20 to the
beach te.take a sea bath. does hef
Il doa't know. Why not?
WHY. he can bathed in tears if some
body only makes him feel bad. Boston
Tines.
Bill" sternly spoke the iratc parent,
"haye Won gone no further than that page
i'll your studies?
NO, sir srammcrcd the youth: bat
my lesson advances tomorrow.
In what manner
NV teacher told me to commence in the
morning by turning over a new leaf AT
lanta Constitution.
johnny. tell your little sister about
George Washington and his little hatchet
Good gollv, Mother, didn't you hear
pap readin' the other night about that
iatchet story bein' all hoax. There was
no little hatchet nur no English cherry tree +;
aid expect after awhile it'll be found out
there WASH no George Washington nnther.
Kentucky State Journal.
Herbie is four years Of age and he lives
in Quincy From the fact that his folks
keep hens, Hsrbie has discovered the origin
of eggs Yesterday his mother found him
out in the hen-house carefully placing some
newly emptied egg shells in the nests.
Why Herbic, what are YOU doing that
for
Use going to let the biddies Gil EN- for
90. nam ma. Boston Globe
Where does your lesson begin? asked
tie mother of her ten-year-old
Right there putting his finger on a
word in his spelling iook.
1t begins with rod, does it, she asked
"Yes'm,' answered the child, putting his
hands behind him; IAN as played bad all
Yesterday evening. | reckon it'll end with
rod, toe. Atlanta Constitution.
Children are funny things. was hunt
irg for the hammer not long since, and
was getting out of patience After inquir-
ing of the chaps-who> of course, knew
nothing about tiny little Ruth four years
old, looked up into my face and, beaming
with smile as bright and soft as heaven
said
Pa know where the hammer is
Il patted her on the head and told her she
IL IL. H., II
tk,n asked her: where is it, honey? to
whi h she replied:
"It's LOST "-EIaral>on (Ga) Banner
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

/ II :. d - -.
Wild de6oht. and q coar went up ION mort
bulls and fsver men. The manages 81 tais
no;n, explsiued thst while there would ne
1--WE matsdofs in the nng. only one noa; J.
really engage the bud at time, ano III =
was really necessary to have hTe OF tnean
in order to stir up the animal and MAKE any
fun At all. With evident misgivings the
spectators ceased their objections, ana the
sport went on. The bHH vas
A Farioas Beast,
aad every time he made loage ~ h"ta
der. apparently destined 20 end m the com
pts,e humiliation of the htter, The COWBOYS
voah iump to their feet and ysA W men
the mafador spraBa to one side VIE "e
agility of o cat and escapes the Se~' .neY
would swear and give out other eN ffess ~.
indicasiVe Of their sSpreme disgust: the
nerforzsnce with this animal lasted Esh an
hour, and as he had not ye1 killed any
BODY. a general deTans was made ~a
second bah.
W The second vas a coward, AID so were
the third aid foarth. Net one ofthem' 1850
auy spirit. They ambled around she arena
very much asa tyewildered COW might have
done, and showed no fighting propenatles,
At all. Wh.u.the fourth bullturned tai'
the rage of five COWBOYS knew no bounds.
They drew thcirrevolvers and fired IN the
sir. hooted ana'yelled, and afier time he
gan in an .insinRatisg way - charge the
MANAGEMENT with bad faith ir'trotting out
BARNARD beasts, when they ought TO have
secured fierv u7ssmed monarehs OF she
ulyins Then csase . ioud-voiced dema nd
Tor the first bull He was ugly and the
crowd wanted hHn,sgsin. The manager
finally Welded, and the beast which has
first entered the ring was once more pro-
duced. He was tangled up in trailing
lariat and it became necessary TO lasso
him IN order to bring him down and re
move It. This occupied some time; but 1t
affor,vd the cowboys great amusement;
When everything was in readiness, the bull
was beside himself with rage, and the 1nata-
doris ks,l to be lively to keep out OF his way.
The second DAYS. entertainment was IN
no sense more exciting. Ii was passable
fun. the COWBOYS said bat nothing like
what they had expected: In a financial
sense the Dodge City bull fights have been
great success. Business is very active,
and beer sells for fifteen cents mug.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
rfsfunras AND pufrs.

There are only about one HUNDRED earn
nrste. a wear, which speaks well for the
temper of the Chicago girl-Pittsburg
Chronicle.
A Chicago girl sleeps with her feet out OF
the window because she has read some
where that cold contracts. burlington Free
Press.
The shady side of the street Is the most
pssronized these days, but the grfs prefer
the eide where the most sons areS-hen-
lucky State Journal
Magnetic girls are becoming 30 common
that q sirl who does anything shocking will
try to excuse herself on the plea that it vas
magnetism. -Plilsdelphia Herald
A Baltimore girl was fined tor swearing
ON the street This should warn al girs
who want to swear not to do II on the street.
There is no law on the books against that.
Philadelphia Chronicle.
A Georgia girl is ssid to have hafr that
"sweeps the floor" OF course it is better
To use ones hair for broom rather than
that the floor should go unswept; bus 1t
must stranger as somewhat mover pr
feymance.-Boston Transcript.
Nv Daughter Pants, is the title OF
new novel The auihs instead OF parad
ing Es daughters fading betose the reading
public, should have reasoned with her at
home, and explained how the practice OF
powdeTing and painting Injuries the skin
aad makess young lady look Prematurely
old -Norristown Herald.
Several of the Algonquin tribes have a
legend Of girl who WIS made entirely
from flowers. ANY one who has ever seen
a Young girl with her hair in curipapers,
q sleepy look in her eyes and her form in
mussed wrapper, will admit that whatever
flowers were used the :morning-gloy was
not one Of them.-Philadelphia Call.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
waits for willing Weather.

A new seBg is called; wilt thcs, U
Wilt thou Is is supposed to be dedicated
to collar and pair of cuffs.-Beston Post
We bear that the sweet girl graduates
at Vssssr this year had to work so hard TOR
their graduation that they had become
vessar.lean This will surely keep the
chaps of-Yonkers Statesman.
Don I Won admire the range ofmy mind
asked a literary woman of her husband,
"No,," was the frank reply; 'the kitchen
range possesses great deal more attraction
for me. Burlington Free Press.
Beauty does not work, remarked one
citizen, TO another you are mistaken
there. was the reply my wife's greatest
beauty is her hair, and it is so long that it
sweeps the floor. Darlington Free Press
A Brooklyn woman broke her husbands
nose with shoe the other day. 1t is un-
necessary TO state that the shot was intended
for the cat and that woman's husband was
behind her in the pantry Mt the time
Exchsnge.
4 comparison of six curtain lectures
written verbatim by as many different hus-
bands showed that they are so nearly alike
that it would he necessary to print one only
of ,hem-but that one we are afraid to
Kentucky State Journal.
How do YOU live| asEel the Police
Judge Of a man srraigned for lettering.
AT present | am living on Hope, Judge,
was the reply which was fact Hope was
his wife and she supported the family by
taking in washing.-Cincinnati Saturday
Night. .....
A New York paper says that Logan shows
his Indian blood by the way he tips in
when he walks. He is going too win at the
great voting contest next Fall, then he will
Indeed be an in-gun, while the other fellow
will be an out 'un.-Burlington Hnwkeye.
The human foot is said to be larger in
Summer than in Winter. This accounts
for the bursted condition Of editors boots at
at this time oEyear Where is the scoandrel
who said that editors boots had the sun
grins because they ate dried apples and got
their feet wet?-Paris Beacon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
THE HANDY HOUSEWIFE.
Filtration With the FIies---Fate of the
Winged TOrments.

Filtration with the Flies---Fate of the
Winged Torments.
Flies! Ny, how they do worry me, ex-
claimed the pretty Young housekeeper as she
tiiIs busting cloth about the parlor, trying
to demolish an impertinent blue fly that
hobs about determined not to be vanquish-
cd II try so hard not to let them in, and
I've gotten screens TO all the front windows,
BIT it does not seem to do much good
Ny dear" says her intimate friend,
when you have been married as long as ]
have you will learn not to get impatient at
flies They do not admire temper or dust
ing cloths, or broomsticks. either, but
strategy, that's what will do away with
them.
Now, the way get rid Of flies is very
simple. Suppose YOU try it. In every pan
try place piece of paper spread with
molasses and sprinkled with a little Persian
powder. Iput the paper on the top shelf,
where it is out Of the way. and / change it
twice week. In the kitchen pantry
change it every morning.
Then | have mosquito bars in every
window and door ia the house You see it
should get wire screens could only get
enough for the front of the house. SO
have the mosquito netting instead. Ny
frames have done services for number OF
years, but every Spring ! pat in new net.
ting-a nice dark green. and plain. IL
looks almost as well a. the screen; but. OF
course the latter are more economical in
the end if one can afford them But die,
will get in somehow or other and | do not
believe in keeping the house dark and close
for The sake Of being nd Of them.
For nv table continued the handy
housewife, 81 have nice fy-brush J made
myself ort Of brown paper cut up into thin
strips and tied to the end Of hopp-stick.
Then about the room, on the sideboard and
mantel have clusters Of pink aud white tbs.
sue paper cut mp into ribbons. The flies
are attracted BY the paper and do not worry
rs when at table
Well said the pretty housekeeper,
I've seen Just one fly torment a. dozen PEG
pie and no one could catch him. Now,
what are Won going to do about that?'
Such an instance as you have Just men
toned" said the handy housewife, is one
I Of the saddest things in life but here again
strategy comes into play Get towel and
wet it; then, after wringing it out well
make dash for the fy and you viii surely
! catch him if you do not hit some one else
You see, the chief thing to think Of in
getting nd of flies is not to have anything
inviting shout Keep your edibles in the
ice-box or cellar; do not leave crumb:
on the floor, and you viii probably h
| happy"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
1betlias Resistts
FLINT.


Der lips are like a roe bod STEPPED IN des.
What time AuTOra bluShes In the skies;
And there i such sparkle IN her Efcs-
Her large bla eyes-thst when they gaze on yOu
Your heart Ewakes V lore. captive. too
A IRgle glan1N 81 bea1tyi Cheeks, whose dye
The etmsCn roSe Of jane % initiate
Would EEiB fairer color; and brow
Nhere reason sits wilh beauty tete a-tste-
An theNe are hers-all these and mOre-and yet
AlthoUgh % see her 4 % love her. even
W0uid that had never sen her face
For Love has tallen lrOm his lofty plage,
And has becous he slave OF a cOluette.
sing, sing ys bir,is that 70 the forest thrOns,
A make the scotland ring With boiStcrlas -lsc,
Tin solitule shall we'd With melody
And nature sCeIns one long, urendinE song
And yOU, We brooks that speed your way aloag
To Join the waters Of the purple sea!
u, al the air n in mUzie, for to-day
she met me a. passed and smiled on me,
TIL iUr-Ut her heart could eeT grow cold
fOrgot the gay cOquetie OF yesterday
A deepeT grceR the sprrad ng ne.ds unfold,
A deeper azure decks the elOudiess Sktes,
FOr Hope Ia cOloreG all vita brighter dos
And Love reWakeHS b 4 iaireE world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
lAepicu.
AdvWtisinGchs.,.

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& n :o@mon 70 k,s
aricS 70 IN G.S interesting HE
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.To .;v. ,bem -, fr;oi vA;L
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me1ieines. Z
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.h1 a I'D .saiiy
In so- poan@s s,s, w. ri'a,s-,
~ she Die. !
"Not
"She fingered and suffered aba, :.
away all the time for years." @
"fbe doctors dsiag her no good
"And at last wa cured by this n. :,
te,s the papers say somuch abou,
~Iudeed! Indeed
an .L-i,e,l Kill
nov tuui VIC SSouiu De IL v
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
IhC0M PlETE,

Those eyes divine
Like rich brown wine;
1ho<e rosebud lips that ripping smiles ea.wins;
That piquant nose,
Those double rows
OF pearls thai sparkle when her lips uncloSe;
TbGse cheeks Of peach
Those white ears, each
Like some Tare-fashiOned shell o the ocean beach:
That golden hair,
Unbound with care,
And like a sun mist floating everywhere;
Those softest hands,
With their golden bands,
And one that CLEANS like dew dropf the sanls:
That shapely waist,
With zone esnbraeed.
And dragon head in Old Etrurian chased;
Those ankles What
! had bitter not.
Al. yesi she's ;-vm Chssssp forgot
"a. ciyrsaI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
,vALUA4La1
Marshali cssnty Earn Fer Sab,

r WILL SELL, TOGETHER Oh In PARCELS
Il 70 suit purchases. my farm eonteining "a seraa
q rich. veil improved land fiSo sores being creek
bottom) situate On Big wheeiing Crssk, in hSnhsp
county, w. Va, i've miles south OF Elm Grove. 6aia
that Il be consenieafly disidsd late sree good
improved farms Ternseasy. For tuyther pafttca-
lars applT 10 the subscfibeF ~ 4 2, Jones, q No
jeiIef4g sn.AS B DAVIS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

long waiting, gain the woman of their VOC
ship. 49,
God bless your he cried, in shaken
voice, land help me to be worthy Of such
happiness. and crown your life with jcy!"'
And has prayer has been and ID answered
as the glad years 60 by, binding closer and
closer two hearts that truly beat as one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

That prolific writer of scientific roman
ces, Jules Verne, who published one Of
his mcst charming tales, "Keraban lie
Tttu, at Christmas, il already bringing out
a new book suggested BY the Krakatoa
earthquakes, -EArchiPel en- Ecu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
NOW , !, : =; S;$$ ;;ss |

TT is 81 this when the Pores open freely and
i the Precipitation is abundant that DisfguTng
Humo,s HuuiIiatiBg Eruptions, Itching Tortures,
salt RheUm or Eczema, Psoriasis, letter, Rngworn,
and dscbsrging Wounds. and every species OF Itch
ing Scaley and Pimply diseases OF the. skin and
Scalp are mosi speedily and economically cured 10y
ths e. RFNRDiES
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

The new edition Of the Round Robin
Series" in paper covers bears on the covers
the name Of the author Of each story, now
for the FIRST time made known officially.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

The Midsummer Century will contain
another illustrated short story BY Ivor,
Black the author of Rose Nader which
appeared in the MAY Century" This is
entitled IAN Effect in Yellow" and is also
a story of Bohemian artistic life in New
York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
CHAT ABOUT BOOKS.

A firm of publishers in Richmond are
bringing out the "Life Of the Rev. John
Jasper with his famous sermon on the 70
tatiOn Of the sun
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
1T IN A FACT.

Hundreds Of letters in our possession COPIES Of
which may be had by return mail are our authority
for the assertion that skim Scsp, aud Blood Huntor.
whether Scrofulous, Inherited. or contagious, may
NOW I've permanently cured by CUTrrRA REs0Lv-
ENI, the new Blood Purifier, internally, and Curi:
CuRk and CUTiCURA soar, the great skin Cures and
Beautifefs externally, in one half the time aud At
one hall the expcnie OF any other season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

Sold by all druggists. Price: cCncuRA, 80 cts
REsnLvEST, 81; SOAP, % cts. POTTER DRrG Ash
CHENICAL Co., Boston, Nav.
send for How to Cure skin Diseases
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

The de luxe edition of Lord TehnYson 5
works now in course of issue by the Mac
miIlsns is enclosed in covers Of Rossetti
blue, over which runs fhgree work in
gold, the acorn and oak leaf lending them,
selves to the design This cover is said to
be the work of Mrs. 0rriDsmith, who for
many wears was fell0w-worser in the arts
with William Morris.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

DEA0lrNFor Sunburn, Tan and Greasy
oGAob skin. Biackhead,. Pimples, skin
Blemishes, and infantile Humor', use CrTIcuE,
soAP \ real Beauti6rr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

Mr. Gosse is editing for the Parchment
Library-an unpleasant and expensive
shape unless each purchaser intends to
bind his books volume OF Sir Joshua
Reynolds "Diseourses. A volume Of
Irish Lyrics" is being prepared for the
same series by Justice Mccarthy. Mr.. I.
Hall Cline is editing some selections from
Coleridges prose writings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

T. Worthington has reduced the price o
tomn ander II. H Gorringe's "Egypria!
Oh, lisks' from 81 to $50, at which fig
re this magnificent volume ought to find :;
ready sale. In it Mr. Gorringe has pre-
scented in an admirable narrative a ful
and interesting history of Egyptian Obelisk,
in general and particular yofthe one called
'ClcOpaIra's Needle now in Central Park
New York. WHITTIER il was removed in 1886
through The libcrahtv of William H. Van
derbilt at cost of SlO3.O 600. The work i
in one volume. large quarto, liz pages
splendidly illustrated with fitv-one full
page illustrations, thrty-two OF which are
autotypes, eighteen engrayings, and one
chrome autograph. One of the finest plates
in the book is ClsOpatraS portrait photo
graphed directly from coins found under the
obeli,k, and finished as any portrait would
he bv an artist who has endeavored to Dc
faithful to the original. The coins found.
four in number, are reproduced below the
portrait. They were evidently struck from
different dies, but as all have the same
profile thev manifestly give a true represen.
tation of the features the beautiful Egyptian
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

"Harper's' forthcoming papers on The
Pail of William Rufus, being Westminster
Hall in London. will begin in the August
issue and extend through four numbers.
The article will be finely Illustrated, the
engravings having been made from the
original paintings, MANY of which were en-
grayed before
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
GREATEST ON EARTH.

CrrIcuRA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst Of salt Rheum Ia this
country. My mother had Il twenty years, and Ia
fact died from II. believe CuTfcCm would have
saved her life. My arms, breast and head wsrr
covered for three YEAR, which nothing relieved or
cured until used the CUTICURA KEsoLvEST, in
iernsly, and CUIEURA aud CrTTCURA soar, cft"r-
nally. j. ". ADAMS, Newark, u.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CtTHrRA X RsEDIZS Outsell all other neii-
cines keep for skin diseases. Ny customers aud
patients lay that they have effected cure In every
instance where other remedies have failed.
n. ". BROCKWAY, NJ ID
franklin Falls, n. II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

The New York correspondent Of New
England newspaper SAYS he possesses two
small volumes. for one of which he gave Il
cents and the other 81, and that, poor as he
is. he has refused $50 for the two. His
offer came from dealer, who Of course, eX
pected to sell the works again at all ad
vance He S;udiously avoids giving the
names of these rare books
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

The hall has no, been told A. to the great cra,iv
powers Of the CtTICrRA REDEDIgs. I have paid
hundreds II dollars for medicines cure diseases
he blood aud skin and never found any thing yet 10
equa the CUTICUIa REaEpIts.
CHAs A. WILLIAMS.
ID
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

The story OF the romantic life Of Genera:
Sam Houston, who was in turn United
States Senator, Cherokee chief, general il.
the army, and first President OF the Texan
Republic, will be told in the August Cen
fury BY Alexander Hynds, who has been
assisted in the preparation of his paper b,
the family Of the Hero Of San Jacinto.
Two portraits Of Houston, one from min
nature showing him as Cherokee chief
will accompany the article.