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said 10 have eight languages at his
tongues end. He reads Latin, Greek
and Hebrew almost as readily, It iR
aYerred, az English, and he has a fluent
command Of French, German, Spanish
and Italian,
The Baroness Won Levotzow will cele-
brate her ninetieth birthday February
4 at Irslyolitz Castle, in Bohemia, II
was she with whom Goethe fell madly
in love and she 1t was who refused him,
AT her great age she Is in excellent
health and looks as young as she did at
fifty,
Johns Hopkins University, will, for
the first time, confer the degree OF doc,
tor Of philosophy upon woman-Miss
Florence Bascom, OF Williamstown,
Mass,, at its next commencement,
Miss Bascom already holds four degrees
from the University Of Wisconsin.
Russell Harrison announces that his
paper, The Helena journal, which some
months ago was seized by the sheriff,
will resume publication in few days,
all the business troubles having been
adjusted.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, widow Of George
Hearst, OF California, makes an EN-.
phatic denial OF the reports from
Charleston, that she is to wed Senator
Faulkner OF West Virginia.
Chauncey NJ. Depew proposed a din,
ner to President Harrison on his retire,
ment from office, but the President, it
is said, has declined it on account OF his
late bereayements,
Ex-senator Ingalls,, according to the
Kansas City Star, is making 5000 q
month out Of his lectures and syndicate
letters.
Edward Murphy, it,, who will sue.
coed Mr.. Hiscock in the United States
senate, Is victim OF sciatica,
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WHAT HAPPENED TO Him.
Something Peculiar 10 say the
Least.
An Event Which Has Puzzled the
Doctors Not q Little.
The Occurrence Has Created a
Great Deal Of Comment.

Tho following remarkable account We have
from the maR's own lips.
Mr. Amos II DRrter Is we'll known In Indiana
polls Ind, living at 225 West Chesapeake st
He says;
--uTen years ago . pain came in my lett 100
aud went all over me, had such severe pain ~
my head that Icould get no rest day ornlght,
calle doctor; he said had rheumatism, pul
he could NOT reLeyeme,
''Thsn went to taking patent medicines and
bought everything could see advertised Io'
rheumatism, but all failed to give me any relief
Then called in the doctOrsi had 1--WE good
ones treat me, but all failed to relieve me Twas
taken down aud suffered intense pain. My flesh
gotso sore that could not bear my clothes to
touch me Ny loft side got numb from my fool
to my head, Iwould feel tlngllng in my sldoi
In second would fall Frustrated.
Toopld not sleep night or day only when uu
dor the influence Of morphine l could moi
walk one square without resting, Iwoald have
to set my cane out arst and step with my right
foot and then drag tho left foot-up,
~ gave upall Shopcs Of getting well and quit
taking any medicine except morphine.
- WuulA Tull III utknt III uuh NAA NV Wy ~
tired in the morning as II had worked all
night,
'At last found q cure in Dr., Greenss Merry
ura blood and nerve remedy Tho arsttwo bot
ties drove all the pain out OF my head. 1took
six bottles more, Now lean walk and am free
from pain, THANK God that found this Won
derlu remedy Ifanyone will call at my home
Twill tell all about my cure"
We venture tho prediction that no sufferer
from pain, whether OF tho head or elsewhere in
tho system. who reads about this remarkable
cure, will delay getting this wonderful medicine
from tho drug store. 1t certainly cures Fheuma'
tim, headache backachc, in fact all kinds Of
pains, Mr. DarteTs marvellous cure by II after
many doctors failed even to afford relief Is
proof Of this, and no may be seen or written TO
about his euro.
Dr. Grcenes Neryura blood and nerye remedy
Is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless, and
Is recommended by the doctors as the best
remedy to take.s 1t Is, in fact the prescription
and discovery OF a physician, Dr. Greene, OF 50
W, 18th St, New York, the noted specialist in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
cases lie can DO consulted free. personally or
by letter.
1fyou arc suffering pain or ache or feel badly,
use this remedy at once. twill euro you.
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Lncnl NnMs from Tueker.

ST. George Pioneer.
Showed under.
Froze up.
Paul, MINI.
Weare still showed under.
Snow six foot deep in Cheat noun
tain. .t
Protractel meeting commences in
town Sunday night.
Ageneral snow storm.
Watch your house roofs.
The Aurora mail can't get through.
-Four feet to mud.
Rev. Hicks has it in for us.
The biggest winter for fifteen years.
Feed is scarce.
Scarcely any mail matter here this
week. 6 37 z
We arc for Camden.
Let tho weather prophets be stoned
We are for Charles "Jeems."
One lone drummer passed through
town this week.
We are for tho "Execewtiye."
A couple Of our town "dy" young
gents have been informed that theil
tnotusus" wasn't needed.
We are for Windy Wilson.
1t takes two stoves to warm by.
We are for Dave Gall. a
Now we arc down to it. We are fol
the man with the most money.
N H . o 10 a|f
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"Educatora are certainly the greatest
benefactors ofthe race, and after read.
ing DR.. franklin Miles popular works;
cannot help declaring him to be among
tho most entertaining and educating
authors. "-NetD York Daily. He Is not
a stranger TO our readers, as his adver.
tisements appear in our columns in
every issue, calling attention TO the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed free by
our enterprising druggists, Tho Logan
Drug 90. Trial bottles Of DR.. Miles
Eeryine are givon away, also Book Of
Testimonials showing thatit Is unequal.
led for Nervous ProstrRtlon, Headache,
Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia. HyHtorla, Fits, EpilopSy. 9 ],
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THE NEW oARINRT.


Thrde 1Ien who pre Thought to be Certain
Of Being In It,
Nei5 lori Correspondents Of PHILADELPHIA Prsla
Now that no has left the city for good
there are only three things known re-
spectinR his cabinet, Mr.. Carlisle is to
be the secretary Of the treasury, Dan
Lamont will also be a member of that
body, with the chances still in favor OF
the postotEice department, but with a
liability, through the exlgencles OF cab
met making, To be appointed either 10
the war or navy departments, Wilson
S, Bissell, OF Buffalo, remains upon Mr..
CleVeland's slate as the man whom he
will nominate for attorney general, and
Bissell has now received a conditional
promise for that appointment. Some.
thing may happen which will compel
Cleveland TO change his mind about Bis
sell, but he said yesterday that the at
torRey generalship was settled, and that
his old friend and q man who was bet
ter lawyer than he was himself, MIR.
Bissell, would be o member Of his Off,
cial family,
This, OF course, puts an end to the
talk about John Randolph Tucker, Mr.
fuckers friends have formally pre-,
sented his name to Mr.. Cleveland, and
went to some length to tell Cleveland
what he already knew, that Tucker was
M able lawyer, a popular Virginian,
and one OF the original low tariff men,
although not so radical in his views
as Mr.. Mills. Mr., Cleveland listened,
made some inquiries about the Virginia
manufacturers and their views upon
tho tariff, said that he knew Mr. Tucker
quite well and had the highest respect
for his abilities, and babe the Virgiuians
good afternoon with courtesy,
This much is definitely known re-.
speeding his cabinet intentions, and II
his most intimate friends say, as some
OF them have told me to-day, that they
have not the slightest idea and have
been unable to get any hint from him
regarding other cabinet appointments,
1t is fair to infer that those who have
less familiar acquaintance with him are
equally in the dark,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

"Duflalo" Jones, formerly OF Garden
City, Kas., who, in 1885, corralled a few
OF the expiring buffalo, and started a
herd, for breeding purposes, has made
u very good thing out Of this novel en-
terprise. He now sells full grown
buffalo for $1,000, and has already real
lied sos, 900 in this business. His latest
sale was one Of the herd for Austin Cor
bins Vermont gatnC park.
The scotchmen OF Denver propose to
erect q $4,000 statue OF Bobby Burns.
A SCULPTOR iavorably considered Is w.
Grant Stevenson, Of Edinburgh, who
has made half d dozen statues OF the
poet. On ~
A Philadelphia inventor who recently
had nh idea patented in evory country
OF tho world whore tho patent law exists
had to pay iustSlI,55O for tho privileges.
1t is authoritativcly stated that 20
por cent OF the population OF Philadel-
phia receive gratuitons medical attend
ance In tho disponsaries and hospitals,
Within thirty years over twenty
thousand lives have been lost by ship
wreck and drowning on tho coast Of
England.
A woman mail carried is said TO have
served months on tho Des Moinoa route
before her Sex was discovered,
The whole number Of malcs in tho
United States 1889, OgH $50, and tho whole
number Of tomalOs SO,6b4,SS0
Hot watcr application Is said 10 excel
all fancy cosmetics Us bOautiHoE
Dog washing and clipping has now be-
como a profitable induAtty t
A safety oil lamp" has been invented
which cannot upset,
A salmon combine 10 on foot.
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Democrats and Internal Rcvcnue.
In Washington It is thought that no
bill can be passed in this Congress to
increase tho whisky tax. The proba-
billty is that the ways and means com.
mittee will take care to stranglc tho
bill. preterring that the next Congress
shall have clear field whom it goes into
the revenue business.
And speaking OF internal revenue
taxes, how the Democrats used to de-
nounce them in the days whom they had
as much hope OF growing wings as they
had Of having one Of their party in tho
White House. They found tho whole
Internal revenue system to be unnocos.
sary, a relic Of the war, ubiquitous and
maintained IN tho Republican party
because IL pr6yidod'At tho public cost o
convenient partisan machine.
After Mr.. Cleveland went In tho Dom.
ocrats became as fond OF tho internal
revenue systam as they are OF anything
elise that gives thom Office. They will
never abolish the internal revenue syS.
tam HW
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sUNDRY TWlNKLEs.
ono swoetly solemn lhought

UIe sWCeIly solcmh Ih3lght gl.I-
The O @or Sa M wS sGac tbSs lis now
Tho sooner we'll have spring. ,,;L,G
-Aa"'as Guy '9l'n 'l,
She (trlumphantiyl Some o. we
greatest women o. the worlaT ri
Ma[.theaE 6 earan iauhHth on ro ot6arS
LNlm.anSa.", Eus'" What AZ ~nu t;np
- tS.,2 tn"''4'u' "A"' w ''U ~
V HoMI think Il mt nnlikelv tbnt n
woman who Wishes TO bocomo famous
will succeed better without q husband
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You Neoa MOI Dlo % rom llOnoflt..

A good investment In life, protection
In death, is the result obtained by a
combination formed by tho Eastern
Building and Loan Association, Of SYRIA.
cuso, N. Y, and tho National LILO In.
surance Association, OF Hartford, Conn,
under n definite contract
Fully paid up, stock $500 por Hharo)
pays por cont per annum.
All secured by fret mortgages on Inn
proved city property
For further information or agency
apply 10 A, Roodor & Son, Bellaire, o.,
managers for WoAt Virginia or 10
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, W. Va 0
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AnloctogennrIan Weds.

Hautfnc'On Times.
Alexander Porter is crippled up old
man Of oighty.four years Of age, and
really looks older. He lives in Nc.
Comas district, on Smith creek, and has
been doing his own cooking and keep
ing.his Swn House for more than twenty
Ave yeaas. alexander came to town
yesterday. He took a snort at the arst
saloon and told the barkeeper his ex-
perience in the Mexican war as SOL
dier. Whenhe reached the court house
Mt noon his mission to the court house
was ascertained. Alexander was in
love and wanted to marry the youthful
object OF 4Rfs affections, Mrs. Nancy
Williams, who is only flfty-four, and he
proceeded to get the necessary license
to do this. Last night Mrs. Williams
became Mrs. Porter at the latter's for
mer bachelor quarters. and the newly
married continue to 1.-Two there. Alex
remarked that "his girl wasn't so pow
erful pretty, but she was a mighty good
worker.n als4,
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EpIToRIAL COMMENT.
Hot summer aud Cold winter.

IIUV pUulIHbI HHH OUTU WTHVVT'
Philadelphia Press
Last summer was hot beyond prece'
dent throughout the northern hemis
phore Of the globe. This winter is cold
beyond precedent throughout the same
extent. The circumstances seem ia
point to some cause for the cold spell
broad enough to include both tho heat
Of last summer and the cold OF thlE
weather. The former may have caused
the latter by greatly increasing the
movement OF hoaiol Nir to the pole and
hence OF cold air from the pole, but this
gives no explanation Of last summers
universal heat.
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pERsoNAt potNIrs.

The engagement Of tho lNtC ox.presl.
don't Hayes 10 his cousin, Mira Mary
Ann Hayes Bigelow, Of Bratlloboro, VI,
10 said 10 hAvo boon privately ahh0nnC.
cd a year ago ~ .ljftttlOhot6, nndst that
tho marriage Waa but Oh on aeColiil Of
tho death oil Mrs. Blgelowl6 Oldest Hon,
Russell, lawyer, WHO practlCC1 ID. New
York, The story Is probably ttntrtiO.
Senator TutplC, who had hpoh 70.
elected by tho Indiana Legislature, IL
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Woman aunraEo.

Women vote in Wyoming, aud from
that state comes strong testimony Of
tho benoHcoht influence Of women at
The polls. Orderly themselves thoy in.
epiro IN mon an ambition to behave
whom they 80 to cast their ballots.
Women vote as generally as mon aud
thelf ballots arc cast for good laws and
good Naturalization. They take an In.
toroat IN public public questions but
have not shown much dssito for the
public Offices, IA which latter respect
they ato unlike tho men. An inlOill.
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How is this2 Are we to, have a
''foacen bill for Wcst Virginia? Perish
the thought, Surely 1t cannot be passed
by Democratic votes. Senator Faulk-
ner would rise up in his seat and startle
the senate by declaring that he would
resign. He would never consent to
serve astate that would do such trick.
There must be come hidoous error
somewhere.
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SOMEBODY who thinks he knows
figures that Mr.. Cleveland has an in.
come of $4,000 a year. Part OF this
comes from his fortunate Washington
real estate speculation during his term
Of Office. 1.-The can hit it again he will
be pretty vol fixed by the time he gets
away from Washington.
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COAL.
mo COAL CoNsUMERsl
To Coal Consumers Of Wheeling

have opened coal yard at the corner Of
Twenty.nrst aud Water streets, Wheeling. aud
am prepared to supply all those who pStropize
mo with tho best fuel brought to this market for
steam, gas or domestic purposes
Tho coal sell Is tho famous MoNoNGAH
COAL, and the patronage Of all consumers Is
respectfully lolicited.
My oClCo Is tho yard and all orders will 70.
ceivc prompt attention. Telephone No IS.
dos Respectfully, r. II. D. WILLIS
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a Negloctel Oprortunlty.

Cincinnati Commercial Gd=tttc.
How have our domestic birds got
along during the cold spell? Many
humane people have thrown them
crumbs and other scraps. Even that
great nuisance, tho sparrow, has not
been forgotten.
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IT is odd in this day to read OF "Dem-
ocrats OF tho Sam Randall school,"
There are mono. A Sam Randall Demo-
crat could not stand on a FREQ trade
platform. The only Democrats to-day
are free traders. Ii they are not that
they arc not Democrats.
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TIE conviction of Dempsey for caus-
ing poison to be administered to the
men at Homestead may cost him ten
years in the ponitentiary. Tho judges
charge was altogether fair to the ac-
cused, but the jury believed that poison
had been used and at Dempsey's in.
stance, and an honest jury could do no.
thing less than convict.
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CT. Moore 4 Co., prominent drug.
gists of .Newberg, Ore, say: "since
our customers have become acquainted
with the good qualities OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, We sell but little
Of any other kind. Chamberlain's me-
dicines all give good satisfaction" For
sale by druggists. paw
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CERcENnQH Tribune (Rcp)
Whenever little puzzling problem
comes up in financial affairs Democrats
and Republicans alike turn to your old
reliable tinancier, John Sherman, and
he generally finds way out OF tho
woods.
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FACE A SOLID SCAB.
Baby One Month Old Broken Out
With Sores. Tried Doctors and \
Faith Cure. No Benefit,
Now Perfectly Well. Completely
Cured by seven Dollars Worth
of Cuticura Remedies.

When my baby was ono month old his face
iirpko out With pimpleS. thought II was tho
hives Itrled everything that tho doctors gave
inc and II only seemed to mako him worse. I
tried ono faith doctor, but hO did not do him
Anv good My baby 4 iaco was soil d scRb from
those plmpleS. fused i've bokci Of CUrlcUilA,
six CAk0s Of CtfttCUnA soar, and throe bottles Of
CuTtouRA RgsOlyEST, which cured him. My
little boy Ii three yGHrA old now, no Is lust as
large aud we'll child as you would want 10 SEQ
H. II HUME
Is 40 East Pecan 81. Sherman, ToxaA
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
EoR MAYOR,
BE CALDWELL
CITY CLERK,
CHARLES f. scHuLTzE.
CITY SERGEANT,
THos. D. BENNETT,
WHARF MASTER.
JOHN II. MARSH.
President Hayes Title.

For years General Hayes was de-
nounced as fraudulent President, DO.
cause the Democrats had claimed the
election Of Mr. Tilden and General
Hayes was seated by the partisan vote
ofthe electoral commission, The great
wrong as they called 1t, was harped on
as the worst thing that had happened in
the history Of the country. There was
no flaw in the title by which President
Hayes held his office. So uncompro.
missing a Democratic newspaper as the
Richmond Dispatch is fair enough to say:
MI. Hayes had tho misfortune TO be elected
President Of tho United States by methods
which had never before been found necessary.
But really he was not responsible LOT anything
that was done in tho matter. His title was So
cured 10 him by tho electoral commission, II Is
true; hut his election was declared In q consti-
tutlonnl manner by the two houses OF Congress
Ia Joint session assembled. Tho action OF tho
electoral commission was extra utionAl-
outside OF the constitution. All that commis'
sion did was TO decide who had been elected by
the electoral colleges and whom the two houses
OF Congress ought 10 recognize as tho President
elect "A public meeting Of influential business
men OF this city passed resolutions In favor oil
the bill providing for the electoral commission.
In a word, however much VIC may condemn
tho commission for the way It arrived at It's de-
cision, Mr., Hayes title to the presidency was
lust as good IN law Us thAttof any OF his predG-
cessors In that high Office.
The New York World puts it very
strongly:
The administration OF President Hayes was in
come respects the most valuable that tho conn
tFy has had since theOnd OF the war. il iSan in-
Justice not only TO his memory, hut to history TO
fememher his administration only TO revlc him
for tho means by which the presidency was OBJ
tanned for him Democrats were estopped from
questioning tho validity OF his title when theiF
leaders agreed 10 submit tho matter IN dispute
70 the electoral commission for adjudication and
settlement, and participated in the count and
declaration by Congress under tho forms pro.
Yided In the constitution.
Democrats were estopped by the facts
OF the case, but the facts did not stop
them from denouncing President Hayes
as fraud and tho whole business Of
seating him as blow at our free in
situations. 1t made no difference to
them that the electoral commission was
aDemocratic device to which Republi-
cans assented to preserve tho public
peace then seriously threatened. 1t
only made them madden to remind
them that they expected to have the
majority OF the commission and to scat
Mr. Tilden because of that majority.
This episode in the history OF Ruther.
ford B. Hayes and Of the Republican
party will be well understood by pos
tcrity, for the facts arc OF record and
cannot be idggled to the prejudice of
the man or his party.
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Como years ago was troubled with a very had
case Of Rc1pna. One Of the best rhyslci6nS In
Rlohmond, Va, whore ! llyO, said no would
rather nave Snse N s@aIiGoS lot ~ eoEIa
mo. I tried tho CuTiCunA Ri.SiEDiES aud have
hpOli permanently cured For some timO have
idlt that II was my duty 10 volunteer and lOll
yOu df tho efficacy Of thUsQ valuable remedies
but have neglected II until how .. !
ClfA8. H. COREY, D. n,
prtsidenL Richmond Theological Seminary
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Mr.. oDEvEpASp's friend Murphy, be.
ing overworkod, is going to Hot Springs
to recuperate SO that in due time he
may be robust enough to open the sea-
son with Mr.. Cleveland. From all re.
cent appearances Mr.. Murphy seemed
to be strong enough.
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Rocking tho Cradle Rather Violently.

Pt'.bur0h Chronicle Telegraph Ire pl
Alabama follows Mississippi in 4
scheme to disfranchise most Of tho
negro population OF the state. Mr.,
Cleveland's "cradle OF civil liberty" is
doing its best to belle that designation.
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TOLFT.

TenToomed. dwelling, $50 Main street
Four.rpomed dwelling, 1882 Market street
ThreeIooH1ed dwelling, 10G virginia street
Sevon.toOmod dwelling at o. Ohio street, vaFy
large yard.
slx.roomed dwelling, 90 Ohio street
ElghtrOomed dwelling. 70 MARYLAND street
ScVOnrooued dwelling, i2 South York street
Three.roomed dwelling, Ills MCColloch street
slx.rooluod dwelling, 2Bl7 Eotl street
Flyo'roomed dwelling, III Twcn'y'ninta
street.
Fiveroomed house, 104 Virginia street.
six.roomed dwelling, ~ North York street
possession at once
Five roomed dwelling, 2006 Eofr street
Five-roOmed dwelling. IS Twenty. street
Country residence. close ID city,
Flats with all modern convUnienccs CeuIFalI
located,
Lawyers Offices, best In tho city.
Store room, 1851 Market street.
Store room. 10 Eleventh street, VIII DO rem0d
eledand ready for occupancy by April -
VIII have other properties from time to tiIaA
g. O. SMITH. I
Real Estate Agent, over Wheat & lIanchss'i
Jewclry Store. JAZZ
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Many Persons nrp broken
down from oyerwork or household cares
Browns Iron Bitters Rebullds tho
system. dds digestion, removes excess Of bile,
ind cutes Inallria Get the genuine.
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D, PallllMl

NJ Y World (Dful)
Charles James Faulkner, OF West
Virginia, distinguished himself in the
struggle III behalf Of human liberty
against the force bill.