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The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

John Duncan, S. W. Perkins and Jay
Wiley visited the county ssst Monday.
Quite a number of our young folks
are going TO attend the dance a, Gra-
NADIA tonight.
Sheriff Mckenzie was in Holly Tues
day on business. He appears to be con-
fident that he will hold down the sher-
ii's office for two years longer. and his
confidence 10 shared by whole lot Of
people down this way.
The dance at the Holly house on last
Friday night was, as usual. very
pleasant sffair. An immense crowd
Was present aud the dance was kept mp
until the early hours of morning. Oys-
ters were served by Mrs. Millinger and
daughters.
c. II. Adams. s. Harden and J. B.
Harden went up to Tribune Saturday.
The first two gentlemen returned on
Sunday but tina. WAS too short a stay
for Jim and he couldn't resist the
pleasures Of Sunday night in Tribune
so he remained.
Jack Lyons, who has been in the cat
tie business in the valley for mum Der
of years. says the cattle on the range
are in better condition than be ever
saw them. Fortunately there is plenty
of feed raised to carry them through
the winter in good shape.
Ths canning force covered them
selves with glory, "wednesday, and
broke all previous records for tomato
canning. Ato p. IN. they had put NJ
Il, 800 cans. and ct 10 p. m. when tn.
peelers stopped work. l6.ll5 cans had
been filed, soidered, steamed and pu,
away to cooi.-La Junta Times.
The republicans OF Holly precinc,
me. in convention yesterday afternoon
aud elected the following delegates to
the county convention at Lamar to
morrow: c. L. Mcpherson, s. P. Horn
beck, S. n. Garfield, Wn. Reynolds
r. A. Slaymsker and l. B. Barnes.
+. G. Hoffmao took q big load o.
watermelons north to the No. Pacific
towns last Friday. Mr.. Hoffman is
seldom seen these days without & load
of wartermelons or cantaloups eithel
in his wagon, wheeibarrov. or in hi
arms. He is taking in considerable
finance ae his melon harvest goes on.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
THE ocrosERsuMseR

OF the DELINEATOR is called the
Autumn Nunber, and its representa-
ton OF the new Russian blouse wa,sis.
fan back skirts and all the other Au-
rumn novelties in dress modes and
millinery ia made complete by . series
OF artistic color plates. The litsrsr,
features include q bright and crisp p
novelette,. "A triumph of mind" by
Anna Eichberg King. suthor of the
captivating Bitwyk Stories. Martin
Orde continues Give Rsyner's Adven-
tures." his hero invading the apart.
ments of certain Russian Grand
Duke. The series of articles on Soci al
Lie III America has 4 brilliant addition
in the paper on Society in the Lesser
Cities, by Edith VI. Thomse. Jesnie
brakes New York Types" is this
month devoted to The Laudladv. DR..
Grace Peckham- Murray discusses the
use Of Cosmetics from . medical stand
point. The page devoted 10 The an
swsring Of questions ON etiquette hiss
already proved great success in the
hands of Mrs. Mary CAdwaladey Jones.
j. Bell Landfear contributes . novel
and pretty Harvest Drill" foy seven
teen boys and girls. Frances Steven
con tells how the sweeping reforms in
troduced in Japan have affected the
position Of women. w. S. Edwards
continues his instruction. on Home
Taxidermy; Mrs. Witherspoen's Tea-
Table Chat includes discussion OF the
new dispenssiion in shoes; Mr.. vick's
answers TO correspondents on Flower
Raising and Gardening are ~ heipfui
as usual; tne "sessonable Cookery" lie
devoted to some Characteristic English
dishes; the new books are carefully
noticed and the needjework features,
headed BY Emma HAywoodis Fancy
Stitches and Embroideries, include the
usual illustrated departments OF Croch-
citing, Lace Making, Knitting, etc.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

In the matter Of securing the Sslya.
tion Armv colony for the Arkansas val.
ley, Mr.. James A. Davis, industrial
commissioner Of the Santa Fe, deserves
much of the credit. The officers of the
Salvation Army we're in charge OF Mr..
Davis during their entire trip over the
Santa Fe lines and he treated them
very courteously, taking great pains ia
show them the great agricultural re-
sources OF the Arkansas valley. The
people Of the valley will highly appre-
ciate Mr.. Davis efforts towards its de-
velopnent.
win Shiyely and L. Z. Ford have
taken = contract TO move house from
Horace to Hcliy.
Miss Ella Kester has been employed
to teach the Holly srhool, and the
patrons are to be congratulated upon
the selection OF their school board.
John Wilson came in from Holly
Saturday and lost tug on the way
being none the wiser until be halted in
town. John was after teams to move
the Holly school house IRON the aonth
to the usrth side of the trsck.-Cool-
idse Enterprise.
Holly was this week honored bv .
visit from Mf. and Mrs. X. L. Brydees,
distinguished citisens of New York
city, They arrived Saturday and re.
maincd until Monday. visiting different
psrts Of the country. They were en-
raptured NTH the besutifal prairies Of
Coldrados this being their first trip %
Tar west. Having heard that the coun-
try ~es bns newly ssttlNd they did not
expect TO hnu msn5 tmSsov ovemenia, but
they ~erd aAsousued " the woaosrfui
s0gsess 0AGls hess IL = ssses . dine.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
HOME NEWS.
n 90 AAl

EAAA 90 AAis
Don't forget that school begins next
Monday.
Mrs. J. U Brown returned on Mon
day TO her home at Tribune.
Did Won catch 4 glimpse of Kid Bar
ter's white vest2 It's a daz.ier.
Walter Padiey and II. C. Record, of
Tribune were in town during the week
Frank White, of the hrm Of White
Bros, Coolidge, was in Holly Saturday.
Fall Millinery aud Dress goods arriv-
ing at F. E. Ir~in's dryroods store
Lamar.
Al Mccoy came IN SUNDAY morni ng
from Pueblo TO spend a week visiting
his parents.
worried on Tuesday. Wonder what the
trouble wAs2
made heavy investments in glue lately.
Ed surely intends TO "s,ick" to his
trade.
The best thing we can say about
Holly is that every body here is busy.
In fact. We think that is the best thing
that can be said Of any town.
P. $. Lynch, OF Lamar, candidate
for the republican nomination for
assessor. was down Monday building
some new fences and looking after the
old ones.
Agent Horst and George Hollis drove
up to Greeley county the frat OF the
week and Mr.. Horst bough, five room
dwelling house which he will have
moved to Holly at once.
| J. l.. Wood had his oats threshed on
| Tuesday, and he has the banner yield
for this end OF the valley. Six acres of
ground turned out $50 bushels OF oats,
or 50 bushels to the acre.
j. W. hurTeii Sss in town Monday
gattiug posters printed advertising for
seven head of cattle which strayed
away from his place in the southwes.
corner Of Greeley county on September
cath.
Mrs Wn. Dodson returned Sunday
from a months visit among friends and
relatives in the mountain districts.
She visited friends here u.til Yesterday
| when she rrtuyned tn her home a,
Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

An eastern editor says tha, snow
ell In Colorado last week. Tha: may
ne true. There arc places In Colorado
Shefs snow falls every month OF the
year, bat they are nowhere near the Ar.
kansas valley. Here it Is October LIST
and no signs Of fros. yst. In fact. the
past week has been hot with warm
nights.
A gentleman from the east Mas here
last week irving to buy an improved
farm but he could find no one who
Was willing to sell at anything like
. fair price. This is very significant,
as showing the sentiment Of the farm.
ers regarding their Investments here.
II shove = satisfied condition that is
refreshing to observe. Ono farmer
who had fArned in = great many state
previous to coming here two yesrs ago,
upon being asked why he did not want
to sell, aaid he did no, know OF any
place where he could do as we'll 40 he
had done here and he proposed to let
well enough alone and stay with il.
A few weeks ago the editor vas AIKEN
with very severe cold that caused
him to be in = most miserable condition.
Il was undoubtedly bad case of is
grippe and recognizing it a. dangerous
he took immediate steps tc hiring a.
bont speedy cure. From the sdver-
tisement of Cham berlain's Cough Re.
edy and the many good recommendA
sions included therein, We conclu ded to
make first t,ial Of the medicine. To
say that II Was satisfactory in It's re.
-uits. 10 putting it vary mildly. indeed.
It acted like magic and the result WAS
: sl'eedy ana permanent ctfs. We hsve
no hesitancy in accommodating this
excellent Cough Remedy 10 snyose
afflicted with cough or cold 10 sut
iorm-IfLe banner 81 Liberty, Liberty
town. hsrylsut. The Is and 50 csst
,isAs sot ~ b &. L. ,asfhvs.ss.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
SANTA FE ROUTE.

BEST LINE
EAST Double daily train service
TO Chicago. Kansas City
and all parts @: Kansas.
WEST Two days to California.
One night Or: to Phoenix.
Quickest time TO Portland
SOUTH Two days to Galveston.
One night ont to FL Paso.
SC hours 10 MEXICO City.
Through Pullman palace sieepers
and free cnAir cars in each direction.
Daily tourist cars to California. Al.
trains are up to date and fast. Dining
cars and eating houses managed by
Fred Harvey.
W. ]. BLACK, g. P. A, J. p. HALL,
Topeka. Kansas. General Agent,
I1O0 Lawrence ST..
Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

c. II. Wolf of Denver, was IN town
Wednesday afternoon soliciting sub
scriptions for the Denver News.
E. E. Bennett and family arrived
yesterday from GAlstea, Colorado. and
he will take charge Of R0bt. Kings
wagon and blacksmith chop.
S. II. Graves, OF the firm of Close
Bros. Chicago. Who has been here for
several days attending to business re-
iatipg to the Amity COMPANY, lef, for
home yesterday.
We did intend 10 give the names, rs
usual. this week of The Tribune
people Waiting Holly, but they came
in too thick snd fast for our
limited space. Tribune must be enjoy
ing short period Of absolute quiet.
The crowd of young people who are
here are enjoying themselves as thev
always de either At home or abroad.
Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
to be incurable should read what Mr..
P. L. Grisham. Of GAars Mills, La, has
to say on the subject, viz. II have
been a sufferer from, chronic diarrhoea
ever since the war sad have tried all
kinds OF medicines for it. At last
found 3 remedy that effected . cure
and that VAS Chamberlsin's CoIic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" This
medicine can always be depended upon
for collie. cholera morbns. .dysenterr and
disrrhoea. 1t is pleasant 10 take and
neier fails to effect cure % and 80
cent sizes for sale by c. l.. MePherson
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

We are informed that r. Doss New
man is compositor and society editor
Of the Holly CHIEYrAIS. That's the
vav most -! our grelt men got their
8 art ana we hope T. Doss will be sue
c-ssful.-Greeley County (Kan.j Re.
,ublicsn.
Nelson Taylor made . business trip
Lamar Saturday. Mr.. Taylor is one
u the busiest men in this neighbor.
"ood, balinR hay for the Amity compa-
~. He is turning out sixteen tons a
iav. and says the hay lie of the very
est quality.
John Duncan threshed his oats last
Friday and he now has 1900 bushels on
hand ready for market. John is some
what Of a farmer, himself, and he il
me of those who have lots of conf
;encs in the agricultural resources of
rhe Arkansas valley.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
Group Quickly Cured.

MOUNTAIN GLEN, ARK Our children
were suffering with the Group when we
received a bottle of Chamberlain 9
Cough Remedy 1t sfforded almost
instant reiief-F A. THoRSIoy. This
celebrated remedy is for sale by c. l..
MePherson.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
MASQTERADE BALL.

A Masquerade Bali and Oyster sup.
per will be given At the silver St&r
hotel in Coolidge on Friday evening.
October 18th. All are invited to at
tend. Music bv Charley Reid's Orches-
tra. Get your false faces at White
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

For Ladies' fine shoes 90 to John
s,on's. A complete line of Oxfords
IN black, tan, or chocolate. The
"Topsy" hose TO match.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

{. L. Mcpherson has inst re-
cerved large stock of LADIES' dr.ss
goods and shoes. Prices low as the
lowest.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
Why Should We
Patronile the
POSTAL"

fecause:
1t, service is prompt and rsiiable.
II hasnsw lines and modern equip
tnent
maintains genuine and aggressive
sompeti,ion.
Public pairon.ge is essential to the
Continued maintenAnce OF competition.
TIE present low rates and good ser
sice have been obtained only through
AS competition.
Its employees are intelligent. dill
gent. energetic and courteous and their
constant effort is TO render the BEST
Nlegraph service.
/. reaches every important CONNER
cial roin, in the United States and
Canada and connects with the LEAD
FIG Atlantic Gable Company.
These are s few reasons why you
isSs,d T.lss4,s,. ssDd B. ySs. ~. POSTAL,
THE HOLLY OFFICE is OPEN:
rom soclock A. y. to O'Clock p. NJ.
3GNDAYs: 9 to 10 A. NJ. and > TO p
n. II. v. MnFoRD.
Manager.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

Ii you want 10 buy farm see S.
w. Perkins.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

J. NJ. Johnston has just received
nice line of mems clothing which
he is selling very cheap.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

Johnston carries large line of
mems shoes, pants and furnishing
goods at the very lowest price.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

Take your watch, clock or jewell
ry to Applegzte at Lamar for first
class repairing.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN FESTIVAL.

At Denver October 5th to eth.
For the above named occasion tick
cts will be sold from Holly to Denver
and return at $3.50. Dates OF sale, Oc.
,ooer 4tL TO 9Th inclusive, with final
limit for return October Il.
II. p. HoRsT
Ticket Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01
n neRUllEh WOVEN WIRE FENCE 60.
~. ING. 10 and i2o 0tsass q. CHICAGO. I'LL

Tetter. Salt -Rhcurn and Eser,a.
The intense itching and smarting, incl
dent to these diseases, hinstanfly allAyed
BY applying Chamberiain . Eye and
skin Ointment. Many vexy bad cases
have been permanently cured by Il. Il
h equally efficient for itching plea and
. fsvof!te remedy for snse nipples,
chapped hands. chflb1atns. frost bitss
and chsooic sore eyss. - - per box.
DR.. CA1yi Csnlltisn HsWdsea ase
just Nhat h0rss neods whsn h bad
eoodiHm. Tgnic. blood pasihsr and
vormtfdge. They are nj food bit
nneclc1ee and the besG fn - 70 put =
horse an prime cnadi11na- Prizes -
sonts pr paskAye.
fsr sale u Aephssssa's:
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-01

Mrs Wm. Dodson returned Sunday
from a months visit among friends and
relatives in the mountain districts.
She visited friends here u.til Yesterday
when she returned to her home a,
Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
Well Pleased.

Georgia Democrats are more
pleased with the nomination OF
Henry Rucker, an Atlanta negro
barber, to be U. S. Marshal for
Georgia than Major Hanson and
his white Republican followers
from that State are. Tits expected
that all of Rucker's deputies viii
be negroes as no white man win
care to serve under him, and lively
times are likely to follow every
visit of the dusky officials to the
moonshine districts of the State.
Hanna placed Rucker@ Fairmont
Tndex
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
Tlle New Tarif.

AS whole, the new law may
safely be pronounced the most
drastic and grasping measure ever
put upon the statute books; and
that it was Intentionally given this
character is the inevitable conclu-
sion from the fact that the minori-
ty was practically without any
voice in the making of it, and that
even the changes impelled by a
sense of decency in the Senate
were subsequently recanted by the
conferees-and doubtless at the
dictation of the influences which
practically presided at the shaping
of the whole bill, and which took
especial care that it should recoup
to them their campaign advances.
-Philadelphia Record.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04

Special Correspond July es.
Miss Annie Moody. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Jessie
Daniels. for the past few days,
has returned to her home on Three
Mile.
Threshing has been delayed by
the recent rains.
Black berry season is about done
with
Misses Iattie and Clara Eckard.
of Point Pleasant was visiting
friends IN this place. Sunday.
The severe rains of the past few
days has sWelled the river SO as to
endanger the low bottoms.
Success to the Register and its
many correspondents is the wish
of Dor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
IN PrOsDerous Kansas.

A Kansas farmer who simply
could not get harvest hands put
this sign upon his fence: Harvest
hands wanted. Hired girl, blonde
and genial. Cabinet organ music
in the evening. Pie three times a
day. Three spoons of sugar with
every cup of coffee. Hammocks,
feather beds or leather divans at
your option for sleeping. Rising
hour at 9 o'clock in the morning.
Three hours rest at noon. Come
one, come all. Kansas City Jour
nal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04

Will Bryan and George Heck
man have the distinction of being
the great and only frog-hunters of
Point Pleasant, and the results of
their prowess as such are as well
known as the creeks whereon they
ply their crafty pursuits. But
George Hickman, while he dearly
loves to hunt a bnllfrog, draws the
line at being hunted by bull.
With VIII Bryan he went out the
other night and their mutual bag
amounted to considerably over a
score when he espied little dis
tance off specially tempting piece
of frog flesh and went after It with
yigor and earnestness. Unfortu-
nately he trespassed upon preserves
over which a vicious looking bull
cIaimed sovereignty. and the ami
mai, seeing him at about the time
he saw the buII-frog. went for him
with corresponding alacrity Geo.
then had the race of his life and IN
his mad flight from the threatened
onslaught endured the suffeE1ngs
of the condemned He flounGered
into the creek up to his neck after
having torn of several square inch
es of cuticle in sundry bushes and
been scared out of ten years Of a
- = sfsle TTEs11 .s. . = IL :
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
Personal.

rrom Wcclne11oI'E Daily.
Misses Maggie and Nelia Smith
left this morning for a two weeks
visit to Mrs. Pat Ryan. up Ka-
nawha.
Misses Lucy Sehon and Lillian
Hooe, of Huntington. who have
been visiting Col II e. Spilman
and family at Spilman. arrived IN
this city yesterday evening and are
the guests Of Misses Alice and
Katherine Neale.
Rev and AIRS. a. G. Grinnan and
baby. Miss Georgia Grinnan and Dr..
ghas. Minor who have been here
on a visit to Rev. and Mrs. Grinnan.
left yesterday for Miss Gnnnan s
home at Berryville. Virginia Mr.
Grinnan viii stop at White Sui
phur Springs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
Tile Alaskan FsouTifIarv.


The discoyery Of gold in Alaska
makes it imperative that the boun-
Diary line between the American
territory and the Dominion of
Canada be determined without de-
lay The ine runs through the
gold bearing region. but there are
disputes as to its location, there
being variation Of from four 70
20 miles between the American
and Canadian ideas at different
points. This boundary has been
IN dispute for years. but as It trav-
ersed an uninhabited wilderness,
the settlement of the frontier, ex-
cept where it touched the Pacific
ocean was not deemed a matter OF
much moment. The discovery Of
gold IN the middle region of the
boundary line across the Alaskan
peninsula makes it important that
this line be agreed toand distinctly
marked, especially as II follows
meridian of latitude, and not the
course Of a river OF of a mountain
chain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
A.NornRR SERIOUS AFFAIR.
Onfcer "A n. Evans I)angerousIy
Stabbed by VIM. McGIll.

OIt1CeF a. tts Evans dangerously
Stabbed by VIM. McGIll.
MoundsyilIe has another serious
affair on its hands, which may re-
suit in murder trial. Policeman
.sBurt'' Evans is the victim, and is
reported to be in a serious con-
dition.
The trouble occurred about two
o'clock Tuesday morning. at the
B. & o. depot. just before that
hour Marshal Steel and Officers
Evans and Kidder went to the
station. as it was about time for the
east train to arrive. While they
were waiting for the train ex-OM-
GERS McGill and Charlton and Will
liam Burley came along, raising a
good deal of row. Under orders
of Marshal Steele Officer Evans
went to the three men and asked
them to keep quiet McGill re-
fsssed and insulted the officer, who
placed him under arrest, when Nc
Gill drew knife and cut the Off
GERS throat and also stabbed him
in the breast. McGill was then
captured by the Marshal and Officer
Kidder and locked up in Jail, and
later the companions of the pris-
oner were also arrested. Evans
was taken to his home and physi-
clans summoned. He bled pro
fusely. His recovery is by no
means assured.
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An EnterDrfsng Man.

Mr.. w. q. Jewett, the proprietor
of the fruit and confectionery
store, has an advertisement in the
Register today. announcing that he
will open up a bakery next Mon
day. He is an enterprising bust
ness man and will hustle for the
trade. Our readers should give his
bakery a trial.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
NIoYine 10 Thfs Side.

The Fry Brothers, of Henderson,
have leased the landing on this
side of the Great Kanawha, from
the Standard Folding Bed Co, of
Charleston, and are now engaged
in moving their machinery and
barges to this side. This landing
extends along the river from the
mouth of Crooked creek to the
Point Pleasant Machine works, and
is considered to be one of the best
landings on the river.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04
"A New nfcKinIey Badge.

The latest in badge is called
the Mckinley badge and when
asked if you have seen one, if your
reply is in the negative. the party
wearing the so-called badge dis
plays an empty pocket book. The
most remarkable thing about the
affair is the immense numbers that
are being worn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-08-04

From Friday's Daily.
Miss Elinor Young, of Graham
Station, is in Cincinnati this week.
Miss Nellie Fry is assisting in
the Postoffice during Mr.. Ernest
Franklin's absence.
Master Roy Sayer. of Millers-
port, o., is visiting Mr.. G. @. Van
Matre. near Old Town.
Mrs. Sallie j. Dickinson, of
Charleston, is here on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Jas. NJ. III. Beale.
Mr.. II. ". White. of Logan. o.,
viii be solicitor for Sehon, Blake
& Co, of Huntington, In this ter
ritory.
Thos. Edwards. of Hartford City.
has been allowed a pension of $50
per month from February 10th,
1897.
Thos. McGrew. Esq, of jackson
county, who has been here for some
days with the Equity Milling Co,
returned home yesterday He has
abandoned his idea of locating a
mill at Letart. for the present.
Misses Adele CIerc, of Marietta,
o. and Forest McClaskey. of Gal
letin, No, who have been here for
few days the guests of Col.
Smith and family, leave to-day
for Pomeroy to visit friends. From
there they go to Ravenswood.
Mr.. Mark w. McCabe, of Par
kersburg, Vice President Of the
Home. Society, of New Martins
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Cory, agent for the Society,
came with him and will remain
with us some days, with headquar-
ters at the Park Hotel.
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Ritten by q. Snfder.

VIM. Palmer, a farmer near
Parkersburg, was bitten bya spider
while at work in -the field; the
spider In some manner getting in
side of his clothes. His body at
once began swelling, and it is
doubtful if he will recover.