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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

TmE political arithneticians, or the
arithmetic politicians are busy with this
problem-lf Terrell with the meagre OPP
portunities Of the State Senate before
him could figure 100000 acres of Texas
lands into the pockets OF an Illinois syn
dictate, how many acres of the public
domain could he get away with under
the enlarged OppOr, unlties presented in
the United States Senate? The people
will help that solution to head by
heading Oft Terrell until the result is
ascertained.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

In MAKING up n verdict against the
strikers on the Missouri Pacific road,
would il not be we'll to take into consid-
GRAFTON the fact THAT where the carcase
Is there will the vultures be gathered
together" There has been no labor riot
in this country for years in which one
twentieths of the destruction has been
caused by the striking workingmen.
Most of these men have families. and
their care for these leads them to keep
away from the muzzles of guns. The
other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the vsndal-
ism has been directly traceable to the
great army of tramps who have no fam
lilies. no occupations, no ties, and whose
very trade is pillage, "pesceably If they
can fOrcibly II they must" What has
bsen heretofore is very likely to be now,
and as there is nothing to be gained by
stirring up strife, let US wait for the tes-
timony before rendering verdict.
THE national trail bill, granting a
right-of-way, two miles wide, from the
north OF Panhandle through Noman's
land and Western Kansas to Nebraska,
will attain that much desired object that
far, but does not secure trail through
Texas, as the Federal government has
no jurisdiction here other than by pur-
chase. In very few years, it may al
most say month";, there will be no neces-
sity for this national trail. The'DeRver
and New Orleans and the Fort Worth
and Denver railroads will come to a
juscture, and Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe will be completed to some
point in the State, and then if the roads
consult their own interests, which, no
doubt, they will do, there will be no
cattle to be driven, as they will all be
shipped. The necessity Of these roads
for stock transportation is what is push
ing them forward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

Entered at PostofBce at san Antonio, Texas.
as second class matter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

WHAT is the matter with the Lard
Board. Has it subsidized, or have its on
ponents subsidized. 1t should exercise its
extraordinary powers while they LAS
its days are numbered to the meeting Of
the next Legislature, unless they make
themselves too conspicuous, and then
the Legislature will be convened in
extra session for the express purpose OF
wiping out and RELOCATING that power
institution to the pages of history.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

nYYYd nanIID nav nr rund on aIC NJ Geo
Idl0 fAf En- }. IsJrrI.- ta., NDwspap'P
Advertising Bureau GOSprrrc $ whwr" I'd ycrtlslng
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

An EFFORT is being made in Austin to
break up the houses of designation, and
Mrs. TObin, the woman at whose house
it is said Mrs. Eula Phillips was with a
man Just before she was murdered, has
been arrested, and threatens to make II
clean breast Of it all unless somebody
comes to her aid. Let her carry the
threats into execution, and that mystic
rious person, about whom so much has
been said, will be known and the snspI-
cion removed from the innocent
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

ALL the gas Of the gold bugs has not
reduced the value Of the silver coinage
of the United States mint.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25

TIE American hog is being vindi-
Gated. Not that there are other hogs
any worse than the American animal,
as no patriotic American can allow the
imputatiOn that anything can be better
nor worse than what is American, but
that there are hogs nearly so bad. The
bad hog referred to WAS found in Il
small. out-of-way German village, which
was So full Of trichinm spiralsis, AS to
poison over 10 persons. All hogs are
bad except when well cooked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-21
Consolation.

Because dark clouds have crossed the sky
Shall the sun refuse 10 shine?
Because the morning Las been wet
May yening not be fine:
Sometime The night has rayless beec-
snail stars forget to giisten?
Although the wiuter has been drear
To summer birds we listen.
NY life has sometimes rayiess been,
Fnshrouded SO by grief;
May never times ass tagging hand
bring softly sweet relief
Although my soul be overwhelmed
Win Duffetings Of sorrow,
Snaii my weak heart lie er stronger grow,
Or See a glad tomorrow:
Alb, yes. God show ers the selfish soul
With sorrows bitter rain:
The purest heights are often reached
Through suffering and pain;
And deepest grieis in love were meant
To puTify and strengthen:
The soul that opens toward God
Grows ~ Ines shadows lengthen
HELEN II. WINsIOw
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Water Melon Lore.

"A BALTIMORE commission merchant has been
giving to the Sun, Of that city, some points in
regard to the water melons OF the period. from
which the following extracts are taken: The
largest melons are not always the best. For
instance, the most popular variety is the
Icing" or, as they are generally called, lice
"Cobb's Gem" the pride OF Georgia and the
"blues." The first lot of "ice rinds'' ever
shipped were consigned to me, five years ago,
AZ an expense OF three hundred dollars dis
.riouted tnen throughout the market Of Balti-
nref anS the state and now they are bought in
shades OF green and are known AS the light aud
dark varieties. They do not differ In flavor.
tngly sweet The light ones, of which the aost
are raised, are light peagreen in shade, aud
the dark about grass color with q fine network
surface. They are very round and somewhat
oblong without crooks or necks but the amalier
ones are nearly globular.
The latest thing in melons il the escalv bark -
Tbs Is the second season for this melon and It
Is extra fine. 1t is of dark green color with
.sfa W h p.Enss OF scaly appearance 1t is
ing qualities
melon. Those who have to handle them are
educated by experience to know q ripe melon
on sight. but II the skin breaks crispIy when
cut into with the thumb nail, or Q peculiar hol-
low sound Is emitted when tapped with the
knuckie. or il the meat Is heard 70 break with q
brittle sound when the fruit is squeezed, the
melon Is generally ripe. The ''scaiy bark" does
not respond kindly TO the squeezing or rspping
test, as 200 pound man might Sit upon one
without i crushing the meat, yet when cut the
meat aud BLACK seed.
The Pride of Georgia, or blue melon, is very
Dark green In color. with bloom OF blue SINH
lar 10 that upon plum, and the Ovoid fruit has
sNght burrows running lOngitudinaliy and regu-
larry down Its surface. 1t came originally from
Georgia. "C0bb's Gem" is another very popn-
lar melon. This Is thought by some to be the
best shipping melon known. It 10 short and
ovold IN form and attains large size and is
resembling the Georgia" or "Rattlssnake''
melon, which, however, is longer in shape. The
gypsy aud the taylor Grays" are varieties
which have been allowed to die out, g they
had very thick rinds.
The general tendency In improving the melon
u 70 get round fruit ana thin rinds thus obtain.
ing greater amount OF meat In the space
handled ana obviating crumpled Huit, which
may oe npe at one end while the long, thin
tais respect, but tough rinds are cultivated fol
shipping purposes.
---40o
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Women and Wars.
RUSKIN SAYs THEY CAN PREVENT AND STOP


THEM
for one would fam join in the cadence of
hammer-strokes that should beat swords into
pioughshares, and that this cannot be il not the
fault of us men. 1t Is the fault of women
Wholly hers. Only by your command or your
permission can any contest take place among
us. And the real reason for all the
poverty, misery and rage Of battle through
however good, however religious, how
ever self-sacriticing for those whom YOU
love, are too selfish and too thoughtless
to take pains for any creature out OF your
own immediate circles. You fancy that you
just tell you this, that If the usual course Of
war, Instead Of unroOting peasants houses
and ravaging peasants fields, merely broke
the china upon your own drawing.room
tables, no war In civilized countries would
last week. l tell you more, that at what
ever moment you choose to put u period TO
war, you could do 1t with less trouble than
know, or at least you might know If YOU
would think, that every battle You hear
OF has made many widows and orphans. We
have none OF US heart enough truly to mourn
with them But at least we might put on the
outer symbols Of mourning with these. Let
towards God VOW that she will mourn.
at least outwardly. for his killed creatures
Your praying is useless, and your church.
going were mockery OF God, il you have not
plain obedience In you enough for this. Let
every lady In the upper classes of civilized
Europe simply VOW that while any cruel war
proceeds she will wear black-a mute black
evasion into. prettiness l tell you again no war
would last q week,
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Spelling q Double Wedding.

THE CURIOUS UPsHor OF MARRIAGE EN-.
GAGEMENT CONTRACTED BY CoRREspoN.
DENCE.
Louis Downs, q wealthy young man living
near Milmine, Ill.,, is enduring q trying disap.
pointment because he was not born good look
ing. When N. l.. Timmins went TO Illinois with
his parents few years ago he found In Downs
a friend, to whom he became much attached
Having won the affections OF a charming young
lady with u pretty sister before coming w est
Timmons Interested himself in getting up a cor.
respondence between Downs and the girl.
Finally grand double wedding was arranged
and the two young men left Oh the first of the
month Ior Mount Sterling, Ohio. where prepare.
lions had been made ~ fairly dazzle the com.
munity with the brilliancy Of the nuptials
When the young men arrived the girl Downs
was to marry failed to find In him the realixa.
ton OF her Ideal lover and declined to 20 on
with the wedding. Persuasion failed to change
her mind, and then Timmons said she must
keep her engagement with Downs or he would
not marry her sister. The girl refused to reIsnt
and TimmOns accom- panied Downs back home
The parties are ali wealthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-21

From the Omaha World.
Office boy-Here Is an old woodcut hasn't
been used yet.
Morning paper editor-Whst 10 Il; man or
woman?
''Ies . man, old 6priggs, the cure-all doctor.
Mebby itl do tor Ruhle's man in blue"
mo; old Spriggs IL alive yet and might sue
for damaScA Call IL the Marquis OF salisbury"
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STOLE THE OLD MANS DAuCHrrR Ann u,s
YACHTING sloop Willie James was captured
by the New York police recently tor piracy. A
man found on her was identified as Dick Be-
nian, who some years ago ran of with and
married the daughter OF James Morrell. OF
Greenwich. Conn.,, where he was employed as a
iarm hand The girl subsequently died in New
York. Recently Benian went back to his old
locality and stole James Morreli's yIoop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-21

Philadelphia physician, who has little re.
sPect for the code OF ethics among his profes-
slonal brethern, biuntly asserts that much of
the so-calied malaria Is pure laziness, and
there's good deal Of truth In it, too.-HarVord
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RAILROADS.
OHIO AND WESTERN RATl-
ROAD Co.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILRoAn

Leave Washington from station. corner Of New
Jersey avenue and c street.
ao 1880, Am Is Fest Limited Express tcf pittsburgh
morning al SIS 81 800 ea a. Charged
For Cincinnati. Louisville and ST Louis daily q, $50
pm and lo;io pm, with through COACHES aud Pal
ace s Sleeping Cars 70 above points withon. change;
Louis arriving IN Cincinnati next morning at 74A
81 Louis $40 pm. Noextra fare Is charged this
p fss 1senEsh a. 1000 SIS daily .
For LyGeSssrs ssparai 'I Bridge. Lexington and
surrey sleeping "a Sasars Rds sr SIsS ou Sa
. ror Lehingion and Local stations $40 m. daily,
For Baltimore on wees DAYS 5 $50 s:4a. 7;so. $50
$3.50 as 1850 so Sac Gao 40 si SIS ana IsS
f fiaop 1as iSO' $780, .-o' SAC $40 700 SIS
! For shsnsndssh Valley Railroad and paints south
10 AM and $50 p m daily: 10 - has si..f-r from
Mashlngtan TO New orlesns $3.50 n IN. sleeper 20
For annapolis Gao am and 1910 and s:sO pm,
on sunday $50 4.aopm. -
more D. $40 $50 M. 1910 pm. $40, 4ao. 200
ann ana ~, pm on SUNDAYS 80 IN and so $500
tan Branch $40 a. m, daily. except sunda, aud S3l
pal stations On Ieropoaa N Srsnc Susa.y i9T ptnS
Oh Sunday stops at ali stations. For Gahershurg and
daily except sunday for Frederick S ana s.o ~ ana
so for p; i . as.ly except ,a sunday
cspt sunday;
trains arrive from the West daily, 6.2o 100 m
4 lJo, $50 and 1880 p m. LATHE kocs IA Dress
From Annapolis $50 am, and 90 aud 5:ss, u m
Sunday, lo:S5 am, 8:35 pm.
From Hsrpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad .:2oA
| m. daily, and $50 pm daily, except SUNDAY
From Frederick and intermediate poinls SOS n m
and St5 pm. daily. except SUNDAY
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington nj $40.
$50, s-2o, 300, 9O5 and lo:soa m l2:IS $50 4 a
40 , $50. .:ia and IL so I'm: OF ndays q 30
go 300 and tsOo am. 49, 2.5O. Arc. 500 $780,
s:45. - aud ii D0pm.
An trains from Washington stop ct Relay station.
excepl l:25, $40 snc $40 pun.
For further Information apply nj the Baltimore and
| Ohio Ticket Characterization station, ulp aud
1901 pennsylvania avenue corEer Of 18th street,
where Orders will be taken Tor baggage be check I'd
and received al any point in the city.
Il. DCNHAM q X IDRn
Ge1. Manager. Baltimore. Tiyl7l O. p a
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MEDICAL, &C.


NME De FOREST. LONG EssTA BLISHED AND
residence, I245 .la 81 DIV. Office hours frou
TO M, with Ladies only. aa2l-lms
nR LEON,
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician Ia the CITY,
can be consulted dAily, 464 = ST., bet ~, and 9Th
SITS. n.
prompt treatment. Correspondence and consul,s-
uons strictly confidential Separate ladiea
Office always open sul9-lws
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the Oldest Established sdyer-
sIas ladies AN IN this city Ladlss you can
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar 10
ladies. married single All successfully treated.
RLANCARDs PILLS.
Approved by the Academy OF Medicine of Paris are
spec ally recommended by the Medical celebrities Of
the World for Scrofuia (1umors. Kings Ev Lac the
Pooress of Blood for stInu latin and regU-
ating rs periodic course. None genuine unless signed
'BL-ANCARD. 40 Hue Bonaparte, Paris"
T. FoUGERA & CO., Y,
Agents for the L. s
Sold by druggists generally. ap29-thSs
3O DAYS TRIAL
ELECTRIC vOLTAIC BELT, and other ELEcTKro
APPLIANCES We VIII send on thirty DAYS. trial, 70
men, young or Odd who are suffering from Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, ana those personal
nature resulting rom abuses and other SPECIFY
manhood guaranteed send at once for fllsstratsd
pamphlet, free Address NoLTAIC BELT Co, Mar
shall. Mich tA30eo
DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS, sOe
be Is the OLDEST Established Expert specia In this
CITY, and VIII guarantee In all VI private
consultation and advice free any during tas
day. Subscribed and before me by Dr,
IN snd for the Of c. this 80 day q July. ISIS ''
anT-l Inn
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4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEi bR Ra usAch NiPPLEN III ~, sSENERS
IN lEEEl-l

70 THE k SaekEsft Mhs As sSu s6urHwrsr
STEEL RAILS MAGNif TtNDrP R soSIfIffnakkSS
r,.,n- IL. IN EFEEcI july Ira 1856.
aud streets. as follows:
For s ttsg and The we. chicago Limited Express
Line; $50 A: N: daily 70 Cincinnati and st Loais.
and Ho,ei Oar Louis daily. except saiurdsy.
70 Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona 20 chicago.
s sep Esers Cars lilo TO nissls
s;d liar ,,sonrg to Cleveland connecting
through sieepers for Louisville n and P g. rS %aa
the with ieo ss Gs onss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, tsnsndsigua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
1000 d. daily, except saturday. with Palace
For wlliiamsport, Lock Haven and Enirs, at $50
A: NJ daily. except sunday.
900 s5 loS s and 70 EN- n a1 on sunday SS
200 A; NJ. BOO. al5, 1000 and IL 20 +. Il
and $50 n daily encepi s suSds SarS 'Ao a
For For Boston s withSu! change Zoo NJ every day.
Jersey City with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex, afford
iefriase acro1s New York S city. AVOIDING double
For Philadelphia, 7:l5. BOO aud 100 A. NJ 200
Limited Express, $40 A. NJ and $50 z. N daily.
For Baltimore s:s5. 7:l5. 300 s:ao $50. II JOAN.
Ia a2o5 800 800 i,;5o a:l5 <:2s 40 600 3Io ioa6
For Popes Creek Line, .:lo A. NJ and 4:4o p NJ
daily, except sunday.
For AnnsPolis 5:i5 4, N, 1905 and 4;2s P NJ daily.
except Sunday. Sundays 300 A. NJ, 4:l5 r. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERICKs RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Ton RAILROAD
For Alexandra, 600 7.o5. 925, 1855, and ll35 A.
M, 2Oo. AID 40 col, BOO. and ] 81 T.. NJ On
Sunday at 500 3D. lU.o5 A. NJ, SOD L. M.
For Richmond and the south 500 1885 A NJ daily
aud 4:35 +. NJ. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Sos. 500
1000. 1910 A. NJ loo sos 3.23 6lO 7soS
and 1912 u. M, and II: 10 midnight &c xcept Mon,
day. On sunday ~ 500 and 1910 A. M: . ,u1
1Oi2 L. M and 1910 night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
nef of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and It
the station where orders be the che
OF baggage TO destination from hotels resdence
CHAS r. PITIH General Mansgar
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NII<fsNs I. II 9 U II OFU
]. r. WOOD. General Passenger Age
+ AXE SUPERIOR TRANSIT 90.


From Buffalo. Erie, Cleveland and Detroit 70 the
Summer Resorts OF Lake superior, st Paul Mir
neapolis Duluth, Devils Lake, Oak. the Yellowstone
National Park and the northwest Excursion tick sa
at greatly reduced rates. Including aud state
Tourist books and general information furnished ON
application to h. F. HOWsER, Agent
1851 Pennsylvania avenue
Hates for special tours furnished. je2:S2aw2m
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gTEAlER W. W. ooRco1AN .a
M& . s1s = n 49, deily lszosps esnes9 -
ssas l. L zzAxx osausA
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AUCTION SALES.

PERFdEsMrToRS sALEoE pssrRAgLE THREE:
s sTMRhfh' NSRr hHSs 81 NO i''1 NINTH
r on sI ITTyygspAY AZ AsrEBNooN; ApS CYST -
O'CLOCK, we will sell. i'm 'front.' OF the prensseS -
LOT as. IN SQUARE S6a,
fronting 20 feet on 9th street. with depth of % fet
basement and BACK se building Bries pGe,lins House
best S0 water gas asroees ranges &C. one OF ,he
rear alleys Owner having moved away irom city the
Terms one-1hird cash; paance In enc aud two
notes 10 bear per cent Interest payable sent
cash al option Of I purehaseq deposit Of $50 re-
CURED at time of sale Conveyancng, sc. at pur-
otherwise right reserved TO resell at risk and cost
OF; 81 deauliing purchaser amer ays DAYS pg6,e no
Washington, DC. DUNCANsoN BROS,
au2O-d AuctioneerS
f>HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 7th day m
pi september, A ID: 1884. and duly recorded In So
cords for the district Of cosmbia and by dreesioa
OF the party secured thereby, will sell ., public
Tfas q p tas Sf 1s AID
the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following de
Srced real estate situate i'm the city of Washington.
DiSLlct OF Columbia TO wit
SSo) beginning for the at the southwest corner
., 20, hve 20 THENCE running east sixteen i6l feet
Inches. north sixteen uel feet four "a inches. west
seventeen feet three o) inches. and thence south
10 The place OF beginning. improved by threestory
Ic basement brick dwelling house but recently put
In thorough repair
Terms of sale: one-third the be paid I'm
cash; the balance in six and twelve months,
with interest at six cent, to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property all cAsh the purchas
er soption deposit of 500 viii be required Of pur-
CHASER al time of sale II Of sale
pied with In seven days from daVpf sale the Trus
tees reserve the right resell the risk and cost of
tue defaultng purchaser days notice through
one OF the newspapers Of the city aforesaid All con-
Seyancing and recording al purchasers Gust
WALTER q. DCCkETT,
Cor. Penna ave. and I'D st. l,-,.,a..
THOMAS ]. ENTTRELI. huseoS-
au19dts 1880 Penna. ave. NV.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

LNOk ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDING6
II STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. al M, oar ~
Nomini Ferry ana Leonardtown aud all odiat0
landings Make all landings every "trip.
fou can 20 70 any landing for rs centA 6tateroous
90 cents. fy27-lm
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nC.: 4 got out at my street corner, and
smut myself UP To await the body.
Surgeons considered caIious TO suffering
or dess.A- IL Is untrue, believe, oi most OF my
PROFESSIONAL acqus.intances, anu certainly OF
my sell, and ii the public knew the strain OF our
emotions in the case Oi those dear to us IL
would give more thanks and praise To the cour-
age SS w"icn we bring nrm hand and cool
Gninpassioned Judgment " the wrestie with
death.
lime enough tor my own grief after my work
Wa over Inis night, with a suspicion on my
nienas memory, this body might have been
ihes OF oes5 ar; II had been "a man, IL was now
Gay. The eorpse lay my dissectine table
win Us clothing undlsturbed. In spite OF VIII
cox Ge9uest, the outcome OF an old promise
had no intention OF using the body excenr 10
settle the question OF his sanity iI ps,sibl.. in
iiscertain:ng tae real cause Oh ,ie..th -
Enough to give the Important results of nv
autopsy; may spare the reader Ali unneces-
sa'ry detail 10 my surprise, 1 found nv theory
o. soitenlag o. the brain entirely dIsproyei
There might Oh might lot have been INSANITY
Out 10 All appearances the brain was i'm its
normal nealtny condition. Examining the
"noie structure IN detail infinitely / found
nothing. -ON
No; lii that part OF the eerebrum from which
ails nsis es oi sight originate, found something
OF a knIie-cut, standing out blOod-red aUain.t
It's grayish white surroundings, running about
AN inch zig-zag, like lightning flash
Like a lightning flash? Why did that old
abandoned theory of the eye phoiograp hinv the
last object on which II rests, Hash on my mind,
aud why were the words i had heard from
licox and again In the car, about Prices
electrical Inventions ringing in my ears? The
smell OF ozone had noticed In the laboratory
and Price was standing by his side when he
Tell
For the nrst time, for the body was covered
at the inquest, and so lar had looked only al
the head, noticed the absence OF that peculiar
stiffness oi dead mems muscles we call rigoy
blood following the usual tendency to dow e
that organ, coagulate, and gradually disappear
Hound IL entirely empty, and the blood dfnused
through the circulation as in life.
With every symptom OF death by electricity
or by lightning, &c was needless 70 search foi
any external indications: these there might Oh