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The sun., 1891-06-11

A first class sewing machine tor sale
cheap Rnd on easy terms at The Sun
office 25tf
The sun., 1891-06-11

T. J. Moore is now receiving fresh
goods for his store every day. 25tf
The sun., 1891-06-11
For Sale.

I have a fine year old mare to sell
cheap.
31t3 z. J. JONES.
The sun., 1891-06-11
H. WHITELEY, Editor.

THURSDAY, June 1lth, 1891. No.sI
The sun., 1891-06-11
Herd Notice,

A great variety of window shades
at Buckentin's drug store. 25tf
The sun., 1891-06-11

Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.
The sun., 1891-06-11
TIME TABLE.
Morris Market.

The prices of wheat in Norris to-day
are. No. l bard, S .03; No. l north
ern. 8 80; No. . northern, 5 .88; Flax
s .97.
The sun., 1891-06-11

The special running race was won
by Dude over Sleepy Cap to the great
surprise of all beholders.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03

Decoration day was duly observed in
this city last Saturday. In fact, was so
thoroughly observed that though the
city was full of people, very little bust
ness was transacted, and some of our
business houses were closed all day.
Flags were displayed from every avail
able point; and the prairies and the gar
dens were ransacked to make up the
floral offerings. The proceedings at the
opera house consisted of several
speeches, all of which were eloquent
and impressive. Though the day was
uncomfortably warm in the house, the
building was packed, and hundreds
stood outside because of the heat. At
two O'Clock the procession formed, and
! led by music marched to the cemetery
where the graves Of the heroic dead
were decorated, and many silent tears
were dropped upon the graves by old
comrades, friends and relatives. 1t is
a beautiful custom; it keeps before our
| minds the sacrifices which were made
] by the old soldiers, and 1t stimulates
! the friends and relatives of CIVILIANS
who lie in our cemeteries to keep the
! graves in better condition. We are too
apt 10 forget our dead, and we would
pay more attention TO the sacred spot
if we knew that hundreds of our friends
and fellow-citizens would visit and crit
icise the place. Another meeting of the
c.. A. r. aud S. V. was held at the opera
house Saturday night, where many
speeches were made. There was good
crowd of citizens present. Decoration
day has been growing more popular
every year until now it is IN fact as well
as in law, a national holiday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03
District No. 40.

ED. INDEX: Somebody has written, for the
Cresset an article about the closing of our
school. 1t would have beenprOper enough if the
latter part had been left off. The article says:
Miss Spawn is a resident of Harper county
and has given general satisfaction, although
opposed by few who were biased and pre-
JUDGED against Miss Spawn simply because
her father happened TO be staIwart republi-
can, and would not give her credit for what
she really deserved. Miss Spawn is in every
sense a lady and good teacher" We agree
with Topsy that Miss Spawn is lady; but we
deny that she is a good teacher. We did not
know that her father is a stalwart republican
but we do know that he was member of the
alliance, and was expelled. We advise Topsy
to let politics stay out of her communications
unless she has cinch on the truth. Our dis
trict is always ready to award credit to any
good teacher, regardless of politics. Miss
Spawr was employed by the two republican
members of the school board, against the
known wishes of majority of the patrons of
the school, A FARMER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03
District Court.

Among the proceedings of the dis
trict court we Gull the following:
Hopkins VS. Wilson; verdict by jury
for plaintiff for $24.6S.
City of Medicine Lodge VS.. n. S.
Priest; verdict, not guilty.
Cutter vs. Byerley; A. M. Houchin
appointed receiver for the Byerley
building.
Statevs Henry; assault and battery;
verdict of guilty. Court sentenced de-
PENDANT to 80 days in county Jail, a line
of $50 and to pay costs of prosecution.
Motion for new trial overruled. De-
PENDANT then asks the court to modify
sentence to 500 fine, and costs without
imprisonment. So ordered by the
court. Defendant gave notice of ap-
peal.
Fitzwilliams VS. Bradbury; sheriff's
sale confirmed.
State vs. Zimmerman; forging and
passing forged papers; verdict of guilty
on first and second counts, and
sentenced to one year in the penitenti-
airy on each count.
Lee VS. Eldred Il Human; jury disa-
gree.
Albee VS. Eldred & Human; dismiss
ed by plaintiff.
Stearns VS. McFaden; dismissed by
plaintiff.
Stearns VS. McFaden ct al; judgment
| by default.
Kate Craven VS. City of Kiowa; con-
tinued to next term. Case afterward
taken up and dismissed by plaintiff,
and costs taxed against her.
Deal vs. Mckinney; judgment by de-
fault.
Lewis Us Butcher: judgment by de-
. fault.
Ordered, that all judgments hereto
fore rendered bear interest at the rate
OF 10 per cent. from date of Judgement,
instead of II per cent.
State VS. Cutlip; dismissed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03

Mr.. Burnett has been quite sick this
week. and is yet confined to his home.
John Luallen moved into his new
quarters, Monday, where he is nov.
nicely located and better prenared than
eyerto attend to the wants of his many
customers.
w. c. Sellers is again up and around
after being confined to his room with
malarial fever for several weeks. He
is hardly strong enough to attend
TO business yet. but will be in few
days. His brother-in-law, Mr.. J.. c.
Basket, has charge of the jewelry bus
mess in his absence.
The INDEX has received very pref
ty invitation to attend commencement
ercises of the State Agricultural Col
| lege at Manhattan, Kansas. June 7th to
10th. 1891. We should like TO attend
but business clogs Us like a ball and
fchain on the ankle of prisoner. And
walking Is not good anyway.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03
Resolution of Thanks.

RESOLVED, By Loren Edwards camp 152, S.
v, that extend to Lincoln Bailey our sim
cere thanks for the meritorious service render
ed rs captain of the S. V. firing squad on Me-
mortal day.
RESOLVED, By Eldred Post G. A. r. and
Loren Edwards camp, S. ", that we tender to
the Citizens Silver band, of Medicine Lodge.
and the Sheepskin band our sincere apprecia-
ton for the excellent music rendered by them
during our services on Memorial day.
c. L. SNODDY, Co.
j. U. RoMIG, Ooih'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03
All Cut TO Pieces.

At the Alliance Exchange Company
headquarters at Medicine Lodge, the
price of Irvine, machine oil. and farm
machinery of all descriptions, has been
reduced to the lowest notch. If you
want a header, a binder. mower, a
thresher, grain drill, new wagon, OF
a sewing machine, call on
2 T. f. MULLEN, Co. Agent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03

Mrs. ]. C. Fullerton and little daugh-
ter, of Hazelton, are visiting relatives
| in Missouri.
j. 2. Hall was very much gratified,
Sunday, to receive letter from KEN
per school, Boonville, Mo-. saying that
Roy Hall was one of the brightest and
best boys in the school. HIS standing
is 100 in nearly everything, and he is
only exceeded by one student-a gradu-
ate. We knew Roy would be a credit
to the school. He VIII visit relatives
at lyarrensburg for couple of weeks.
and then come home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03
Thoroughbreds For Sale.

Miller &Benedlct have received a car
load Of Shorthorn bulls from Sedgwick
county for their trade here, which they
will sell at low price. They are on;
of tie best herds in Sedgwiek county
They also nave few choice full-blood
and high-grade Holstein bulls and heif
ers for sale. 500
MEDICINE LODGE Stock FARM.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03

Fair warning to all. All of those
knowing themselves indebted to us
either by note or account, WILL please
come forward and settle at once. We
must have our money. We mean all.
None excluded. DAVIS 81 DAVIS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-03

pCnD A FtTCJ IF you wan: correct
Il Do i hAC ! >, ana Splctc abstract
call on BRONSON y HOUCif!N. they have
the only complete svt of ASirao, iiool.s in
Barber county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-05
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y ~ LNarn unreliable
antaeing for So offering refund Don't be deceived
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Crops and Locals at Riverside

RIVERSIDE July 22.-Mr, Editor: WI
have had and are still having an abundanc,
OF rain. cation :s comet hing below The. g
Inst year, caused mainly by poor siands ag,,
too much grass. Corn, where worked, i.
very good lilly lands are badly washc,
from The continued down-pour that hos been
visited upVa ia: but the formers are very
much depressed The poor eoud;:ion cf the
cotton crop. and the present aud prospective
low prices for j., combine TO make up n
gloomy ontoOk.
It's sad state Of affairs, but WILL think,
be blessing in disguise, aud serve to teach
tho tillers Of the soil the y-cE tssiag to
make cotton /, buy living.f
Miss Sue Zcisler is visiting her friend.
Miss Katie Moorhead, at Mt. Tabor.
N ssss Bessie and Louise Young, arc visit
Miss s. FL zabcth Hughes, at Rivers de.
JOI.
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THE WORLDS HARvIsr.-I.ondon, Jul,
Z2.-Tne Times summarizes the harycs
prospects Of tho World rs follows: In
Nussi, there is grave deficit the pen.an-
Try nr' starving and there is small hope OF
relief In India ihero is serious anxiety
famine prevails over n considerable portion
OF tho country. Madras, R.jputtana and
PurjaS arc the worst sufferers. There is
droug ht in Bengal. and III, need of more
rain is urgent. Bombay alone promises n
good harvest. Tho American harvest will
be good in quality aud amount, but with the
failure OF Indian and Russian supplies II j..
OF the utmost Importance that the En-l sh
crop snnil not 10 short The prospect on
the whole - good. In III. rhi.f wheat
counties, Essex, Norfolk aud Suffolk. the
crop 10 above the average nni IN other
counties up to The nvc,ngr The hnrvcs,
will be late aud prices will he high There
is, therefore, good outlook for the English
farmer to break the lorg series of iisasirou,
years.
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GovuRNon NonrnEN SNUunrD. Atlanta,
July lS.-The consPcu"uS absence OF Gov
ernOr Northcn from the AlIinnce camp
meetings being held throughout the St,tc
exoitss oomnieui. The failure to invite him
10 those mcennKo m '"."H"A .nuh
C,l. Livingston. president If the State
Alliance, h.s chcrishc u srinii Of revenge
for years. Northcn oncs defeated him frr
the presidency Of the Stale Agricultural
Society. When Livingston sought TO have
Pat Calhoun elected Scnstor Inst winter the
Cove nor took an nctivc pat in favor OF
Gordon. Later when Jay Gould visited tho
State Governor Northern refused TO attend
= social gathering in which Gouli was to
DO present. This wns followed hy II caucus
Of di'srnntlcd Allianccmen, at which il was
resolved to dccapitate Livingston.
Tho fight was taken up by the Alianccmen n
throughout the St,tc., aud President Living.
ston un' ovcrw whclmingly cnd"rscd. ilc now
feels that ho can defeat Northens amhi ion
for second term, and is working every
thing 10 that end.
MEon the present campaign OF c,luca
iiuns was opened with Weaver, Simpson
an'i others on the stump, ii was easy TO pass
over ihc Governor in all the meetings cave
the one held in Atlanta. This is the city
OF tho Governors official residence. The
-riisrGdve--....6Sff Tss been Quietly
irn"rcd all the way through, although he is
member OF the Order in good standing.
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q
Uuitcl STATES eusroms outLor;,;o,

Uuitcd States customs authorities have
"eciied that tho pcopl' Of Buffalo, y. Y.
must pay t'r;ftN on the natural gas which
's ri"td into the city from the C.naaa side
OF The Nagra RIVER. 1t is true that tbi. gas
IS made 10y nature, and not by any foreign
manufacturing concc'n, but it competc, with
gus that il made by American manufacturers
ani III these circumstances Nature itself is
clearly ''pauper lsbo' er" from the Protec-
u II ST. point Of view, and her products must
DC regarded AMI trc'to! accordingly. 1t is
"'er! pam cas-, now that tho on y reason
why the dorernu cnt Of this blessed Repub-
'c does not tx mir ard water is because il
c'h '-measurc the quartity used, we sup
pose.
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Correspondence Of the Union tt MES.
Pscolet News and Personals.

PAcoLkr, July 2o.-The heavy rain last
Friday Evening dill considerable damage in
this immeda ate neighborhood. On the small
streams corn WAS injured and the land
wsshcd TO a great eItont.
Quite number f:om this place attended,
the District Conference g. Gaffncy City
Among them were Mrs. W. F. Bryant, tls
Rev. Messrs. Newbcrry, Haynes and Dent
Miss Mamie Wood, Messrs. James Wood and
r. C, Haynes, Nr. and Mrs. Charles Little.
john, ana pnrhans others.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w . Lip2comb and Miss
Jane Littlejohn, Of Gaffney City, have beer
visiting relatives here.
Misses Bette and Mary wilkins, OF
Cowfsps, have been visiting their Unclc, Mr
T. c. Brown.
Prof. Ell. BycfA has hue school at this
place.
NJ; s$s .:. s:zs ss's'"'' 'ss%
Mr.. Baxter Wood ha. reccutly returned
from q trip t, Atlanta.
Mr.. J. N. Lii tlcjohn has been threshinc a
considerable quantity Of wheat through this
section of country, and reports the crop
tolerabiy good, I den't tIiink there was a
great deal Of wheat s0Vrd sboup here thi,
year. but it turned out well.
Misses Maud and EssiS Litlejohn, are at
homo for the vacri,n.
Mrs. Ella Gregory. q daughter of Mr.. W.
+. Jet, of Trough Sii ,ais, died on tho 18th.
inst, after an illness Of three weeks.
Mr.. c. c. Harris, of Jouesville. has had
oh4sgs CT the Depot and Telegraph office
here during MIR. Y"tess ahse.oe
Miss Lille Foster, Of Jonesvile, has been
visiting the family of Cap. James II. Turner
Miss Florence McGowsn, Of Mt. Joy, has
been visiting the family of Mr.. s. ii. Little.
John.
Fsv>snd MIS-. r r. Brown. Of Cros,
Anchor. Esye bssu l2iog a visit to the
family Of Rssss hspsa.
Misses JsSH.o, tabd L8sB'Wilkins,
place.
Mis-, Ida Brown, of Marion, has been
7iSi',ns sripndS nni relatives here.
SrIroS
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Grand Division. s. O. T.


The annual meeting Of tho Grand Division,
Sons Of Temperance OF South Carolina, con-
vencd at Snntuc last Wednesday. All tho old
officer, were present, but there was lamen.
'"hs ahse""~- J..jlra Aar.S aio. Stn.usriuo,
than another 10 the youth Of our country
or mere dcmoralizing to society at large, tha
habit is intcmPcrancs, and every effort
every organization and every means should
be encouraged to arrest its terrible ravspes
| upon the manhood Of our Dung men. thc
health, the morals aud domestic comfort and
happiness Of the people
The Sons of Temperance, is me Of if NOT
the oldc-t. Temperance organizations in the
couLtry, nni ha'honc an immense amount OF
goo which shoul commend il to the gun.
port If all christian men and womcn-.wiycs
mothcrS and sisters. husbands, faith crs md
brothers
If you think In, organization is not in
the right hands to xjvc il efficiency and
make II useful, it is your duty 10 unite and
elect other officers. and then extend to them
your personal, m"r.l and ma. cr;nl aid. By
outsiders Withholding their influence from
the order. members ah.cnting themselves
from the meetings and getting ind iferent.
they become stumbling blocks in the advance
of the or Ter. Let ,ls combine 70 re.u.c;,s,e
tho good old Sons "f Temperance order.
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rerbonals.

Air. Gcn. 4. Garret h,s removed viii
his family II SpartSnhurg
Miss Nellie Purcell. Of Augusta. is visi,i".
~. ;.i"incr. Mr.. j. Pure II.
| Mrs W ID. Arthur and son. arc yisitip,
re at'c' nnd fricn Ia in North Carolina.
| Mss May Kennedy. Of Joncsvillc is visit.
ing Col. McKi,sick aud family.
Mi's Blanch Gage is visiting friend. ot
Grcrnw wood
Master Everette ro.cy and Mics Iona
P,scy are on visit To t, lends nj I.ourc,s
Miss Marion GiChc, Of Columbia. is visit
ing her uncl". W. NJ. Gihh"s and family.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. VI. Cohen. of Timmons
willie is visiting Mr. =. w. Cohen and family.
Miss Minnie Gist. Mrs Mamie Under ann
Mcssrs }. l.. Walker and H. o. Strait. are
attending the Teachers Association At Andcr.
son.
MIR. T. :. bihh!e, Of orangcbnrs, paid
visit to his friend. s. s. Stoke. this week.
MI Dihblc, was on his WY To the meeting of
Ia" Grand Division :. of +. at Santuc.
Misses Daisy Crosby and K,rc Bishop arc
VII ing Mrs. Clifford til week.
Mrs. j. a. rrico an TWO children ~
Ad"irsvilc. Ga, a-e yi.itng Mrs. NJ.
sharkcy and family
Mrs. y. {. Harris. Of Ncrberry. who has
onen on visit for Il few week. to Mr. j. i.
Mathis AMI family. h.s rctlrn.d To New.
berry.
rsE.; sam; am l.. West "f We" Sr'ingt was
h's ne'ghho's had Little horc + + him.
We fund the ab,ic in the Spartan OF ,b,,
week. We had rot heard cf Cat. Vests
"r"n"~' before. mn! irCe;cly hope !, con.
"''"n Il n"t 20 hopeless os ropricd. The
fnit. j. 'Ec f Urio.. : most worthy c.,;> N,
IN We nn I : a'c Sn'h m,n.
- aN hats for la lies anl Gentlemen =, |
'ncrihcc' GRAHAM & SPARKS. |
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Correspondence o. the Union TINES
rsIephons st . Pfenie,-Soms Snakes AZ
yopssville.
JosxsvILLE, July 2l L had the plea
sure Of attending picnic last Saturday
at Ceotrsl. 1t Was 90 occasion in the IN
terest Of the day school and Sunday
school at that place. Well, suppose
I had bottsr tell whore Central is, as t
=, place tnat mas lately oeen gwen
that name: 1t il . school bouse
on tho la,e Josiah Fosters place,
here comfortable building has been
Ssanaod.. Miss Dora Wbitlock ha,
be4x tcnchiDx school. There II good
Sunday school in operation there, also
There was q considerable gathering
Of the peighborhood last Saturday and
a fiue picnic dinner WAS served IN grea
variety and quantity.
w. HIS Harris, A. A. Gnu't an'
Jonas J.. Suink made addresses, Will.
everything passed of in good, free, social
!! corn.-y s;Jls.
\ LAST week six large pilot snakes wer
ki,led on Mrs. L,ttio Colman's plac
Near Jouesyi.ls. -Four of them wer
Aeo,her in some old pine logs. Their
Ns also one Of the came kind kills
nSr town on Mrs. Hale's place.
There is ne local news to report, to
Jopesvill. has been quito lonely sine
ths school vacation commenced.
TELEPHONE.
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THESE PEOPLE SHOULD CONE SoUTH.-Bir=
mingham, Conn, July l5.-The discovery
Was made to-day that not child ha, been
born in the Whits ILLS school district in
nine years, aud that the youngest child at
tending scho j ia niue years cf age.
Tho io3ula ion is about five hundred per-
so's, and soon tho schools will have TO ho
abandoned, the prospects for an increase
b ing v'ry poor.
--C&orS- ~ GuESrER.-Farmers from.
sood conditi III, especially c,tton, which
make an average crop, In the wcs,crp parf
OF tie county cotton is small. but is thor
oushly worked and growing Cor. The
State.
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HAPPY HoosIERs.-Wm. Tlnmons. POST
master of ldavillc, Ind. writes: Electric
Ditc's has done more for me than al csbcu
nlotscInes contained fVr that bad feeling oris-
ing from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockmsn, of same place
says: "Find Electric Bi'ters to be tho best
Kidney and Liver medicine made me feel
like new man." J. w. Gardner. hardware
merchant, same town says: Electric Bit.rs
Is just the thing for q man who is ell ,un
nown and don't care whsther be lives or
Aiaa he found new strcng h, good appetite
ana felt just like he ha new lct.e on
NE. Only SOC. bottle. at b. f. p.sey's
Drug Store.
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GgoEGIa's GREAr MELON Cpor -
Sav'nHah Nrws says this season, wnicr-
meier crop is ,he greatest cv,r raised i'm
"c rSa 80 far, between 1000 aud 8. .OOO
car ioa Is ofmclons have been shpocd out of
the State, and there are several Thousand
more car loads yet t, 60 Last week about
Z',''ooo melons were shipped out OF Savsn,
nan man. principally to New YoGk and Boston.
the hielons 60 everywhcrc-from Boston to
c"'aago, from Baltimore to Kansas City and
from Mncon to Mine .rol,s Tn. cnnh:.:an
"' nc ""ions TINS year is very fine, th as
TO size and quality
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2 .pools Cor,icelh Buttonho!o twist 6c,
'Dexler" wbitc kni.'ing Cotton DC. ball
at II. II. COHEN s. BROS.

JoSEsviLLr, July 20.-EDIroR UNION
TIMrs.-Dear Sir: Your Correspon lent
from this pace seems to h,ve made a wrong
Impression about the free pass. To settle
il in short way in my own case, will
state that ncv'r used a free pass. On tho
other hand refused to do IT,.
hold n ticket dated Dec. 23d, 1889.
good for '-;y' onty, 10 Dec. ol, 1851,
from Columbia TO Union. l never prescn-
ted it. l c"uld not use q one trip pass and
keep it, for the conductor would punch and
take it up of course. SO hold it as evidence.
As for free PISS to travel on at any and
oil times to a certain date never have seen
one and have always paid my fare.
GODFREY Is. Fowler.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

p,rt i'm i,s day aud generation. Its pups
vent forth frcm fts wal s, educated and Pre-
pared for the duties Of life. Time, howcver,
ha, laid its heavy hand upon it. Its noble
ps,rons, Dr.. Dogao, A. W. Thomson, D:v"
GoudeIock, Gsn'l. Wallace, Judge prvsins.
Col. Herndou and c. L. Mevg, haze all pass
e4 over the dark river; and many OF ITS
pupils, having fulfilled their anxe'ic missions
q Al -.-.-a i..-;-- ---e --I .-,s:-- --,,
however, worthy their noble mothers.
Many OF its pupils are still living "sowing
seeds of kindoes,'' and struggling to bring
up the sens AMI daughters for "God AMI
Country"
Venerable Academy Scene OF our hap
piest moments! You have run your race,
I'm shed your course. and nov must nc
gently and lovingly laid aside, though not
Huuwepr' aud not "unsung."