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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

VARIOUS rumors are going the rounds Of
the press that FERD. WARD is being treated
With exceptional severity in Sing sing.
While bis crime merits severe treatment, 1t
should NOT be worse than that shared by
his fellows. The country has use for
WARD yet and be sbsuld be allowed to
come ont safe and sound at the end of his
ten years imprisonment. His evidence
then may serve to convict aud bring to
Justice some Of the other thieves who have
been plying their trade IS the associates Of
W.RD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
Advice L. Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup Tor CHI.
dren teething, is the prescription o: one O.
the best female nurses and Fhysciea rs in Ii.
United States, sai ne tssa 'EseIfor fort
gears with leref Gfug sacees. by mi
lions Of motkers fer their Children. DlI
ing the proeesa Of tss:klss iis vaiUs is il
cslculahie. Il relieves the child from pail
cures dyssHtsry and iiarrhua, gripping il
the tovsls and Wind cello. Bv -.yins
t:.eesith to The child :: ss'ts Il. sssiet.
Price 9s; bottle
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
cLARkSBUBe.
turns Out to be a Robbery-r,.
Personal Not. stsy

Turns Out to be a Robbery-r,.,
Special 10 The Sunday R,,i,..
CLARkssuRG, W. IA, Norenh.,,
On last Saturday i, was circnI. u
James Pickens. Esq, Of Bsrbou..' ea Ia
had lost a pocket book, contain Is'.q
cash and notes calling in The ssa,. y u
near $4,000. The rumor has siso .slsa
well founded, and The facts are s'. .e', pi'U's
lows; That Mr.; Piekens lost ,bs NJ u
is denied, and that the Who'll ~, tus ects
indicates foul play, and that i, v.. a
less than q bold robbery, nearly s,.. s
believes. Mr.. Pickens rememSsn ,'t'y y
tie about the matter, hoveye, S 0as
recollects of having the morey Az, .9'
is6ed that it was distracted f,on u
session, but does not know vSs, a
what place. He has offered ,ESSr
ward for the recovery Of the mo,as
conviction Of the perpetra,or Of n. ei
The pocket book with the NOT,
found by Mr.. Joseph Reed, u.s.. ',s
cross-ties Of the Clatksburg, W.. u
Chenille railroad. and prom p,l, ,',S
to Mr.. Pickens. There are ns5v ,s.a
regarding the matter, but non. ~ I'oa
elusive character. At this wiring ,i.s.
no clue to the mystery.
ChAs. Smith, q negro living in S
district, was lodged here IN i,;I -,
Sunday upon charge Of stealth, =. ,.s
etbook containing upwards Of siO sp a
young lady while she was shopn;n, y.
store Of Boughner & Sons in ,his 81, Ne
Hon. Edwin Maxwell and Bos Il
Basel have returned from Richie &C
House, where they 4, ieLd,d Bio Rim ~ -
ney. charged with the murder Il H. M az
family. The State was ably rsn,....:. s
BY Judge Loomis and S,erasr ssSS,S
Blair and Prosecuting Attorney Peel
A very plessau, surprise psrty VA
Rev. Mr.. Brooks on Monday ey.n;,s ga
was well attended. No, only WA, ill.,.
large donation bat an eNceediupl, n.y.,
evening entertainment WIN
Little Tommy Mulherrou Who -, III
lJ hurt this week BY falling l.dd,, !.
now considerably better.
Rev. A. Blsckford is visiting IL. h,
Jno. ]. Dsyls.
A protrscted meeting is Los in pu,, 4
at Golf Chapel.
Prof. d. B. Partition preached ua
Bsptist church on las, SUNDAY nirh, "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

OUK nation is now in its llOth year, and
there are only three instances in which
father and son have occupied seats in the
U. 8. Senate. Delaware, though little in
size beats the record. OF the BNTARDs,
father, son and grandson, have occupied
the Senate. In Pennsylvania father and
con ofthe CANERoNs claim that honor, and
IN Georgia father aud son OF the cOl9UITrs
have shared the same good fortune. Yer
mont has eight living ex Governors, sew.
ersl Of whom are nOnagenarians; Ohio has
six, and Georgia eight, West Virgins is
yet young, but she shows up pretty good
list Of ex Governors for her age.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

TAG New York Telegraph says this in
regard to the failure Of sgreensrt between
the manufacturers and naiieEs Of our city:
The statement is made that the Western
Nail Association have refused to confer
with a committee Of the UGited Nsilers Of
America representing the WOrkmsn's side
IN the differences which Rave caused the
Wheeling strike. Ilthis be exact the fact
il most dep,Orsble. A free and frank ex'
change Of views must pEesede any asttls-
usUt Of trade dispute DEFINED to be per
uausnt. Withouth the weaker party may
temporarily yield to the stronger. Sut such
9 result is Only an armed truce pregnant
with future hostihties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

and rugs Of oriental mauut.,,
worker should be warned spa;o..a n,
other than the Syrna WOOL, ~! u,
made expressly for this puiOo ss'ea !, y
may be obtained with patterns -, ny
instructions from any 6rst.elss, d sla 81
fancy woods: The rugs TINS .;~ usis i
quickly made in odd moment, !, 3! "
side have not q "home.nadsS 7 Gss
equal in appearance end du,,SS.. b
far-famed oOshak and Konla ruS. ,n'y :,
they initiate, and We do no, h.. sta
most heartily commend them n ,t b
of artistic and luxurious hou.ebolSi A. l.'s
ings. 'On&
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

BASEBALL players in the Southern
League are 10 hereafter receive $1,000 per
season, the idea being to keep the college
professors satisfied. In the North, educa-
tors and preachers have learned to value
their services very modestly in comparison
with the prices asked by scientific men N
the diamond.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
An Entefprtsir:, fsi,ssss House.

Logan l. %, can always be reliSd upon,
not only to carry in stock the best Of H>-Y,
thing, but to secure the agency .o7 such a.
ticles as have gtI snoWp merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always an.eTprising
and ever reliable. HsViag secured the
agency 70. the ceisbrs:ed Dr. Kings New
Discovery for CoasaD p,ioD. viii sell it on Q
positive guarantee. /. will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs, and
Chess, and to show oar confidence, we invite
you to- call and get Trial Bottle FresI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
They Are Not sorrr.

There is one thing nobody ever regrets
that u, the dsy they Grgt adopted Park
er's Tonic 50 their regular farSily ned
cine. Its range is so wide, and its good
effects so cure, that nothing else, except
good nursing, are needed In Q great ms.
jority of cases. Buy it, Try 1t, afterwards
it VII not require any praise from Us.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

THE Peace Society st Philadelphia have
protested against the old soldiers having
military parade on Thanksgiving Day
This society has noble object in view but
it might be accomplished much sooner II
lees attention were paid to opposition OF
the character undertaken in Philadelphia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

4 YoCSo Boston schoolnarm is TO b
dismissed from the Phillips school for
making boy hex dirt from the school
house floor And this Is 10 happen too
notwithstanding the fact that she Is pretty
and neither wears glasses nor talks pre-
tOplasm. The people of Boston at times
haven't much appreciation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

THE posio!lice at YOgonO, U'aA, is now
run independently of Uncle Sam. Since
il has been learned thSt Mr.. YoGOSo, his
tour wives and seventeen daughters are
the only inhabitants Of the town, the Post
once Department has determined that q
man who enjoys such blessings as Mr.
Yoeoyo ought to distribute the mail free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

TEE Christian Advocate declares that
the day is coming when the Protestant
Bible and the Roman cross viii meet, With
benefit to both and to the world 1t Is
uleasAnt 10 know that the raneor of reli-
,ious controversy is rapidly abatiDg and
that the time seems at hand when all the
churches will speak as they pass By.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

THE National Cotton Exchange report
Tor October puts the crop st 6,65O,265
bales According to the figure, Of the re-
Dort Georgia is the second cotton growing
State in the country Texas holding ths
frs. place. The crop Of Georgia lie est
mated at 9gl, S9l bales IS against 9j4,9Sl
bales in Mississippi and I,593,jls bales in
Taxa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

AGAIN we hear from our friend Mr.. !.
R. He is a native OF Wheeling but den
izen of Boston, whenes he writes. We
earnestly recommend those snatch, ~Nor
likely 10 be, with the Texas fever ID care
tally psruse his adventures. They ore har'
rowipV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
An End TO Bon. scraping.

edward Shepherd OF Harrisburg, H.,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitt-rs, Eel it ~ duty TO
let suffering humRaiiJ Laos IT. Have had
q running Sue Op nv leg for eight years;
nay doctors told M souId have to have
the bone scrapNi or leg Amputs'ed. Iusei,
instead, three BOTTLES Of ELECTRIC E;itters and
seven boxes Bdcklen's Arpica Salve, and
my leg il ncH ssa2d aDi =eR"
Electric Filters ere soM st Fifty cents O
bottle, and Bucklen's Arbica Salve at Csc.
per box by Logan d ca.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

Tug Americans are curious kind OF
people. They bury a man, build him q
monument and then blow up the monu-
ment With dynamite At least that is the
course pursued toward Major ASnRE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

YESTERDAY was the birthday Of another
Wheeling newspaper, the Saturday Even,
ing Guide. 1t is to be 8 paper devoted
exclusively to the interests Of those who
na,ronize il" We wish it success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

SoME inventors are now discussing the
practicaoility Of making balloons suited to
the purpose Of war. A very worthy enter
prize, if they will only devise some way OF
eu,icing the enemy to handle the balloons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

lbs past week has been observed as q
week Of prayer throughout the world. 1t
i. 8 thrilling thought that in every land
upon which the sun shines men and Wo-
men havs been kuesling IN supplieaion TO
the Giyer Of good.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

THERE il something very interesting
about Office seeking in this country. When
ever = man goes to call for sn Office 1t IS
not at home. When the Office calls for
the man it always happens that he cant
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

A New YORK critic wrote column and
a half on NARY ANDERSON Juliet and
only fifteen lines about SALyGSIs appear
ancs as Coriolanus He muat have thought
S,syISIs Coriolauus could speak for itself.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

Even RIEL's bad poetry would not be
accepted by the Canadian Cabinet as an
evidence Of his insanity. Ii looks hike
they are bent upon hanging that man, any
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
A Scar OF the Seminole War p,,,

There is a lady living near Alsp.h, VI.
bears on her person wounds inac,.jL !,
the tomahawk OF a Seminole Indian n
ring the Indian war. The faril, D,
then living in Florida, ard she ". ,rr
fant in her mothers arms at he tin, d
the occurenc Q.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
SUNDAY. N6yEnsEx Is, 1855.

KING TnErB,w will likely hud that
pulling the whisksrs Of the British hon /"
very destructive fua.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

las Free Tcaders opened their eonVeL-
ton at Chicago with prayer Politics and
religion are to 6s twin sisters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
BSlLAIRE.

| During the past several wseks everything
| in this industrial centre hss, in the lingo
Of the times, been doing lovely. The nail
works continues in the old van of turning
ont more rsils than any other factory in
this vicinity. More than that, it is the only
establishment OF ths kin3 around this Sec
ton that is "hoeing its own ToE. end huds
that the yield is good, ard that the mis-.
taken deies,abls potato bugs Of low prices
azo maturing into bees OF prosperity.
About tas eu!T labor harness that does not
6t or else works to tie irritation OF the
wearsr, is that covering the mines. Ee is
kicking in the traces, and yesterday con.
cluae5 his Juggling for the present or until
his presenl Eegss are increased. The
average miner is not making 9 living, and
a. he only gets so much work snyaoS, be
might IS well get decent wages Tor IT, ssio
one OF the yeta=sn users OF the pick.
COMING EyEETs.
Daring the past week the average young
gentleman has had cause 10 complain, be.
cause Of the many numerous engagements
that presstd upon him. BetSeen the at
fractions at hs-riAk, festivals and entel-
tsinments he has indeed had pleasure to
his hearts content, and still events of
socisl nature appear to rain down upon
him. AmoaS the entertainments on the
tapis for the aeGE future, is the hop OF the
Aerial Club on next Friday. About twenty
couple of the young people are expected to
be present. The donation'bsll for the ben
eft of Jack Baugh, VINO was so badly Grip
pied in B. & o. collision, promises to be
well attended. Every person present is
expected to bring sOInsthing that is worthy
As 3 gift, such as provisions, etc. The X.
of l.. ball, it is needless to say, will draw
well, IS such occasions by this Assembly
ALWAYS do. The Bazaar, to be given by
the ladies of the Episcopal Church, comes
OF on December 10th.
WHAT We WAIT TO SEE.
The Street Commissioner leok ct ths
alley dividipg-blcck No. Is on Belmont
street and report how fSz Of it is to ehol-
era,
The front door and the back door of the
saloons closed on Sunday OK else opered as
on every other day so that it will save tia !
city the cost of paving her alleys.
Our people pstronizs nome merchant |
not those who are here for this day only.
The talk Of the street cars running to |
lover town turned into hard work on the
project.
One Of the ole dramatic organizations
let on its feet again with q geod alsy.
Collins, Williams and George accept the
positions offered thsm in the Toronto, Can
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Among the attractions of the December
fine art number Of the English lHustrdted
Wag0zins CNew Yo,k Macmillan 4 Co }
will be a STUDY of the Head" by Sir Fred
srick Leighton; My Sweetheart BY u.
I Seymour; the Wife Of Pggmshon, BY
G F Watts, R. A; the Confession OF
Love BY f. A. Dslobbe, and a Scene In
Hsligiolsnd" BY Hamilton Macallam;
These are full page plates: The illustrated
articles comprise q story by the author OF
John Halifax, Gentleman, with i've Il
lnstrstions By F. Noel Patton; "a Day with
SIR Roger de- Co7erley" with twelve Illus
trations by Hugh Thomson: Through the
Cotes du Nord, with nineteen illustrations
bv n. R. Robertson; and The House oil
Lords By Henry W. Lucy; with fourteen
Illustrations by Harry Furniss.
-
The Decorator ami Fmnish,' comes
to ma monthly, filed with the very best
hints concerning the nome. The Noyem-
bar number which Just reaches us has the
bsvinning of q series on Furnishing OF
Civ Houses, finely illustrated; some
japanese stencils; an article on SANITARY
House Furnishing, with illustration OF a
cellar, which is TO be followed with all the
rooms in the house; and account OF the
recent vseh. races, with pictures OF all the
ems. sketches at South Kensington Mus
ann: stained glass; studio interior; an
economical mantel: oil cloth designs;
economical furnishings, and variety oil
other matter. Send ; cents TOR sample
conv. The magazine is published at 80
and 80 East Fourteenth street, Ne" lorA
city.
~.
The Tolrn Topics Publishing Co, .
Park Row, New York City, Publishers OF
T9IrR TOPICS formerly the american
Oussn) one OF the most entertaining
weekly journals Of the country, are oier
ING to subscribers prizes OF SlOO cash. 10
he won on con iitions that seem very liberal
Tudyipr from their circular, the plan Is
decidedly ingenious and entertaining, aud
will doubtless meet with great success,
Full particulars may be learned iron cur
culars which will be sent from their Office
in New York on rscaipt OF one'cent
stamp.
~
The American BoOkmaksr New lor6;
Howard LOCKWOOD is q magazine devoted
to heinterests of printers aud bookmakers'
The November issue conteins some Vaiaa'
bic articles on the history Of bookmaking
AID on great bookmskers A discussion
on uniform type bodies isone Of especial
interest to printers.
-
Science has removed its publication
Office 10 New York in order to become
more strictly newspaper. 1t Slli ann to
treat oil public questions OF scientific IN
terest as well as to give the latest sc'en'
tj6c news.
-
Number one OF volume IL ct thai very
attractive magazine for little folks, The
PansH, has just been issued The short
stories are sQ instructive and heslthtui
and are beautifully illustrated. Ten cents
per COPY or $l.O0 year. Bos'or: ID.
Lotbrop L Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
HIS ADVENTURES IN TEXAS
Although in BsantOwn his Mind
Lingsrs with The Lone Star.

His Friends The Boggsese---HOw he Did
"PIain Cooking"--.0n the Road
from San Antonio Pleas
ures Of a New SaddIe-The
Ranch Building Cabins
and Other Valuable
information,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

The american BoOkmaksr New IorHi
Howard LOCKWOOD is q magazine devoted
TO the interests Of printers aud bookmakers
The November issue conteins some vaiaa'
bic articles on the history Of bookmsklng
and on great bookmakers A discussion
on uniform type bodies some Of especial
ittefast 10 printers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

Science has removed its publication
Office 10 New York in order TO become
more strictly newspaper. 1t Sili ann to
treat oil public questions OF scientific IN
terest as well as to give the latest scien'
tic news.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

for their Grst Lesson. sid, every tine
recall q certain sensation / had upon leav-
Ing the saddle tkers after, iEvoluntalily
put out my hands to catch something.
The Boggsss stood on either side Of my
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

Number one Of volume - Of tina! very
attractive magazine for little folks, The
Pqnsy, has just been issued. The short
stories are sll instructive and heslthtui
and are beautifully Illustrated. Ten cents
per COPY or Sl.O0 a year. Bos'or: d.
othroD Il Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

from San Antonio. i(which pace the
Boggses left in a two horse wagon and
/ on horseback, we met With &c s3Ven.
tures OF a very Startling nature except
ing the too frequent arrivals at steep river
banks. The successful crossing Of these
go called rivers in wagon requires very
delicate piece Of pngiaespnz az the} cross
theroad about every hall mile ! Gu will see
there is little danger of wearing out the
horses with fast driViFg, when ltell you that
1t is necessary 10 Glow down, ard 60 with
great caution when within quarter Of
mile Of one, fer EeGr :: qo,1g over the
bluff. Taxing into CONFEDERATION tie fact
that the Texas wagon hoIse 7, quires about
q quarter o. 6 mills 10 Which "a get up
trot, even vhsn be has nothing hat six
months supPly of camp grab for esgo |
Those who have fair knowledge Of g.,
uetic will rAAdi- prne,s,s,d vbv these
creek crossings should prevent very rapid /
driving. When tie Rofass get near enough |
the bank to begin TO Snort, you must stop, |
take them out, and before starting the
wagon down the bank, lie them to the tail
board, so they can hold the wagon back
and prevent a too rapid descent into the
bed Of the atresu. Tasre ia 40 dagger of
drowning, though / have heard Of native
who once struck water ~ digging no
deeper than fifty feet in the nice, soft |
sandy bottom Of one Of thsse hubbling, 1
bsbbiug brooklels. Aside from the eT
element attendant upon thesa Movements,
remember but oae occurrence which 1
sayored of adventure while on the road.
We saw what my companions said was a
bunch" Of Wild turkeys, cross the rosd . !
hall mile ahead u Us This was excit-
ing, very. We stopped for the night at q
stage station On The old Laredo road.
there are fe~ horsemen ip the |
Who have taken tgtIy,ETe mile ride
Z SEW SADDLE
for their Erst lesson | I'D evsrv fine (
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

ada ball club, and show our people what
they can DO.
An the young ladies in the high school
wearing Bingham aprons instead OF white
aprons, as 8 number Of them are already
doing. This is in behalf Of the Washtub
artist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Salt Lakes in Afghan;stan.

Sir Peter Lumsden's paper on his ex-
periences in A%fghanistan. read before
the Royal Geographical Society. in
London, contains an of the
curious lake upon which the Tekke
Turcomans are dependent for their sup
plies of sail. T.iis lake is six miles
square. is situated Al an elevation of
about fourteen hundred feet above the
sea-level. and is surrounded on all sides
by a steep PERCEPTIONS descent. The
weld of salt is practically unlimited for
the bed of the lake is one solid mass of
level rock salt. covered ONLY by an inch
ortwo Of water. the depth of the deposit
being unknown. \ second lake fur
ni>hes the Saryks of Pend h with salt.
This lake is much larger than the one
just described. and the sal. in it does
not present such n smooth unbrokcn
surface. The salt IS dug out in t,.e form
OF fakes about four inches in thickness,
which are paced into bags and carried
on camels Ia market without any kind
OF preparation.-N. \ Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
STANDARDIZATION

Death from banging said To lie Free
from Suffering to the Victim.
DIR. TAYLOR states that death from
hanging appears to take place rapidly
and without causing any suffering to
the person" Prof. Tidy. also, speaks
of the painless nature of death from
hanging; while Prof. Haugh,on, in his
paper read before the Surgical Society
of Dublin. says that the old system OF
taking a cOnyic:'s life by s~uilocation is
inhumanly painful. unnecessarily pro-
longed and revolving to those who-e
duty it is to be present Those who
speak Of the painless nature of death by
strancu!ation arrive 1t this conclusion
from the fact that many cases of su eide
are not completely suspended. and that
if they wished they could easily relieve
he construction by assuming the erect
posture. and in other eases of recovery
from attempted suicide by hanging.
there is no recollection of any suffering.
Ii should he remembered, however.
that there is n great deal of difference
between the mental attitude of the sui
cid and one who Is about to suffer the
extreme penalty of the law. In the
former cast he is regardless. and per
hapS also no very sensitive. of n little
suffering. while IN the latter every nerve
is brace up to resist the inevitable re-
suit Moreover. in these eases of re-
V the loss of recollection of suffer
ing does not prove that there was none.
1t m @ht almost as we'll be- said that,
because IN many cases OF recovery from
meningitis there was no remembrance
OF any suffering, therefore there was
none. No doubt, the pain in hanging
can under TO circumstances be very
acute. yet when we see Il culprit hcav-
ing his Chest and almost raising the
whole body in his struggles for breath
VT must conclude tina. there is ut least
a considerable amount of mental tor
ture.-ScicRge N0R.kfn