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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-07

The teeth OF the storm defy the
most skillful dentist.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-07

The young lawyers first case is
hardly a fair trial,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-07

lust Across the River
10 West virginia. iii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d


NJ. mun,. w and
war +" iiiiaiuson' " m. fDel.,
shot at his wife IN a iit OF jealbs in
She walked into the house, : over
winchester rifle, and killed h
he ran. lilo.
y n n a Isai.
F. j. Kimball, president osSS lie
Norfolk and Western Raloo,l
Company, died at Radnor, PSf this
the hour OF his funeral all eeeive
and business were suspend; haua'
ten minutes as mark OF r death,
Just as Nc, 3 train on tfh ANcR
W. was pulling into WillRK
Station Monday, an unknoMt
neatly dressed, threw hin
front OF the engine and wa
tirely In two, No pape
found by which he could
fed.
n 4 "
Judge w. w. Marcul
place, has been lmportuL
Cynthiana, Ky, and ass-GOS.
cutting Curtis Jett and
accused OF assassinati,f I heu Top
j. b. Marcum, but oAlfalfa Clover
poor health was coDl kinds OF Field
cline this chance OF
become tamous.-Cire what taiks'
. &raoar load Write
Juanits, the lality wanted
daughter OF MrN 4, EVANS
OF cerebro spine ecSnN
day, July %, L
Mr., and Mrs. a' o''o
,ba child rs of Sorghum solicited
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-07

Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Fan
min, Of Culbertsen, on the 2nd, a
daughter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-08-07

y druggists, IN lily
cent aid one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
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University, where It can be studied for
the enlightenment Of future genera
tons. Il am getting pretty old" said
Mr.. Clemens, Speaking on this subject.
"and shall probably not neeG the skull
after next Christmas, | dunno But II
/ should, | win pay rent" He modestly
declined TO state what rental he thought
a skull like his ought to bring in the
open literary market
Robert w. Chambers. author Of The
Maid-at-Arms and Cardigan, and en-
thusiastc nature lover, is the fortunate
possessor OF 1.-THE seeing eye" In the
course Of a two-hours spring walk in
Florida he saw and made notes OF the
following grds, singly or In groups;
fish crow, Florida Gracke: red-winged
blackbird, cardinal grosbeak, palm war;
bier. Florida Jay, buzzard, gull. pelican,
grebe, coot, red-talled hawk, swallow
tailed kite belted kingfsher. osprey,
great blue heron, hooking bird, flcker,
yellow belled woodpecker, Florida
wren, blue joy. pewee, unknown war
bier. widgeon, meadow-lark, cat-bird,
canvas-back duck. brown thrasher
suipe. great fiycatcher, chewink, blue
WI uuNht lliAthts 'aAlWlil NNNNf - Vh'ih
dove, hermit thrush GU, sparrow hawk,
chipping sparrow, bluebird, Baltimore
oriole. indigo bunting bittern, water
turkey Wilson snipe, quail, and sever
al birds he had no chance TO identify,
notably warblers and distant ducks
and gulls.
Ii Il a striking coincidence Of Ameri
can and English editorial policy that
two leading reviews, one on each side
of the Atlantic, announce simultane-
ously the entrance Of fiction into the
columns OF their January numbers
| the North American Review, edited
/ by Cob George Harvey, and the Review
| OF Reviews, edited by William T, Stead.
In the case Of the North American Re-
| view. Henry James's novel Is the first
fiction 1t has ever published; and the
| Review OF Reviews has until now pub
/ lished no fiction for the past ~ years.
/ Thus the public, American or English,
! gets what It wants sooner or later.
Ralph Henry Barbour, whose recent
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"The Coal Girls Of Nagasaki,' All
these papers are illustrated with vary
ing degrees of success.
The most readable thing In The Lit
erary West for December ia a letter
from Markham in which he tells Of
meeting John Burroughs IN the Adiron-
dacks AMI OF a talk with Howells This
is not a letter for publication, but a
private eplstle which shows in every
line that Markham is the same un-
spoiled man that he was when he leit
here Other readable articles are Bailey
Millard's comment on Gelett Burgess
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MAGAZINES.

The overland Monthly for January is
"A japanese number. IN which seven
articles are on Japan Adachi Kin
noulke leads OF with paper on THE
Beautiful and the Necessary" ana Nor
wood Browning Smith writes 81 col
.ecting japanese Prints with some
fine illustrations hv Hokusai, Hiroshige
and others. Mary Pierce tells OF
Everyday Life In Japan" Adams
Fisher Of Miracle Making In Japan
q. u. I.orrimer OF "Thc Flower Festi-
walls Of Japan" and Max Storey Of
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Reflections Of AmbrosIne" has stirred
M a tempest In a teapot has been
questioned regarding her literary meth
ads. She said she hadn't any, 81 have
never met any literary people added
the young lady and do not belong to
any societies, so ! have not notion
of the manner in which real authors
write books ! only wrote 'The
Visits of Elizabeth to amuse myself
without any idea Of publishing It, |
was IN with rheumatism and left sad
not being able to walk, so write 10
divert myself, taking my IDEAS from
old Journals Of mine that my mother
bad kept, which | used to write for her
when visiting about when ! was a girl.
do not care the least about money,
and would never write word. 40 mat
Ter how tempting the offer, unless the
mood happened 70 take me and It
gmusd me to do so; otherwise | should
write rubbish -. ! would never
promise anything to be finished by "a
giyen time, nor even that / should ever
write again-1 cannot tell might
never feel inclined
Albert Levering. who, at the request
Of the Harpers. made the funny pic
lures for "The Adventures Of NJ d'Har-
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new book and Social Culture In Lit
crature," by Lionel Josephare
"The Schooner and the Iceberg Is
the title OF the opening story In TINS
weeks issue Of the YOunth's Compan-
ion. and il Is followed by two or three
other interesting stories, and an inn
portant article by Honorable John X
Richards, solicitor general Of the Unit
ed States. entitled Uncle SANS La"
Business" Besides these are The
usual good items and material in the
various departments Perry Mason CO.
Boston
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BOOKS.


Some years ago Bliss Perry wrote
some good fiction Then Prof Bliss
Perry lectured at Princeton, giving the
students his views on prose fiction and
how II should be written. and inciden-
tally how 1t ought not TO be written.
Then Novelist and Prof. Bliss Perry
became editor Of the Atlantic Monthly
and learned something about fiction he
had previously been unaware Of, After
professional examination Of sew
eral thousands OF manuscript
stories his views were nat
urally modified 10 some extent,
but in the main they remained prac-
tically unchanged. Now, with expert
ence as a novelist teacher and editor
he has taken his lectures, recast and
greatly extended them, and given to
the public "a Study Of Prose Fiction"
that win be OF service to the student
OF the subject whether Of scholastic
age or past II, and which has been
made more valuable for college work
by an appendix containing suggestions
for study that will be Of assistance to
both teachers and Standardization,
Miffin & Co., Boston.
"BakcNells True Fairy Stories" is
a book by Mary h. Blackwell The
stories In this book for supplementary
reading are called true fairy stories,
because each illustrates an important
truth. While interesting in subject
matter ana in style, they teach lessons
of patience. OF obedience, Of courage,
and Of fidelity 10 every duty. Before
publication, they were used for some
time in the classroom, and in their
present form embody the results of
| this practical test They are largely
cast in the form Of dialogue, which ap-
pcals so strongly ~ the dramatic IN
| stlnct Of the child. The illustrations
are numerous and attractive The book
is the latest addition TO the well known
series Of Ecletrc School Readings
| American Book Co.. New York.
whites Grammar School Algebra I.
| by Emerson II. White. Am, LID. ma.
| thor Of series OF mathematics, "Ghl
| Elements OF Pedagogy School Man
| sgement.n THE Art Of Teaching" etc
| The teachers Of this country need nd
introduction 90 Dr. White. whose per
sonality and writings have combined q
| make him notwithstanding 90 PUl
make him one OF the leading pedagogi
cal authorities Of America. This Gram
mar School Algebra shows plainly hi
master hand II correlates arithmetic
and algebra IN q practical manner
affording pupils training In the algc
braic solution OF such problems al
may also be solved by arithmetica
processes. Exercises are given in thl
fundamental algehrac processes. Onl,
so much OF algebraic notation is gvei
as is necessary for the more eleman
tary operations and the book may b
readily mastered in the last year a
the grammar school IL win be foun'
not only an excellent preparation 10
more advanced work, but also Of src
clal interest and value to pupils wh
do not go beyond the elemcntar
es.-Amercan Book CO.. New York
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NOTES,

r,,or,on uough. whose Mississippi
ii phe' has been so popular Is at
X mon a new book concerning
transportation IN the west.
toor Glyn. author Of THE Visits OF
Fmbeth' and THE Reflections OF
InbrosIne is the wife of a typical
h gllsh squire, who has a beautltul
esste 10 Essex.
MI Macmillan company repuDlshes,
Nm preface by Mrs, Richmond
MAN. ana with the Illustrations done
4 ,,o,s leighton. Adelaide Sartoris
"a Week In French Country House.
,4r6o large sum Of money subscribed
III Norwegians to the fund presented
ID Bionrstjerne Biornson on bis 10th
NihAay rs according TO the poets wish,
ID he devoted to a pension fund for
6chcrs.
a Mrs Wigs reappears in a serial
Il rbutel by Alice Caldwell Hogan to
IN Century opening in the January
Mnber The story is called "LoVey
xg and introduces new characters,
0ough the lady Of the cabbage patch
4trot BE- ignored
62
yhe English woman who writes UNI
e the pseudonym Of Maxwell Gray
M written a new novel which is In the
II IS Of D. Appleton & Co. This story
Vi extend to about 10000 words. The
Oh has not yet been finally decided
MN but will probably be Richard
Rny"
new volume in the STORY Of the
NtOns' series. which the Putnams
ep,duet has been written by S. Lane
.role on Medieval India Under Mo-
hmmeian Rule and another on
|nljihlst India. by r. W. Rhys Dav-
" Is nearing completion Mr.. Lane
hdes volume win be published in
BINARY
IN the nyleai Of a copy OF Audrey"
y t@nled TO Eleanor Robson, Miss
|'nson transcribed Wordsworth's
|rm beginning Three years she grew
n sun and shower" She added this
NJ The frst suggestion (afterward,
" course enlarged and altered Of the
e raeier Of Audrey, and hence Of this
W.. was drawn from the above lines
y Wordsworth"
Pr Charles Eastman, author Of In
|Gn Boyhood,' Is himself a striking
umple Of the Indians possibilities in
@lCauon UntIl he was IS years old
lNed as a member Of an unciyilized
TX tribe. Then his father decided
Va he should be educated. The boy
MOI Know a word OF English. had
q civilized conception; yet he pre-.
ea himself for college in nine years
ng work for which the average
VIC boy takes T. years.
amor GIyn, whose new book. 9TH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-24
Free Medical Advice to Women.

Mrs. Pinkham invites all women to write to her
for advice. You need not be afraid to tell her the
things you could not explain to the doctor your let
ter will be only by and is absolutely con-
fidentaI Mrs Pinl1ham's vast experience with such
troubles enables her to tell you just what best for
you, and she will charge you nothing for her advice.
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Read what Mrs. Day says:

will write few lines TO let you know Of
received from taking your remedies suffered for long
prOstraOn, backahe sick headache painful
pain eating and constipation often thought
would lose my mind began Lydia f. Pnlhams Vegetable
Compound and feeling like cannot praise too
highly 1t does all that it is recommended TO do, and
did Lydia f. Fnkhams
MRg MARIE DAY, Eleanora Pa March % 1901
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Another Case of Nervous Prostitution Cured

MRs Allow the benefit have
derived from taking Lydia H. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound Before
the of prOstratton Could
nights and suffered ddfu from indigestion and headache
Lydia Pnkhams wonderful medicine and began its which
immediately restored my health
81 heartily recommend TO all suffering women MRS BERTHA
DERKINs 25k Lapidge St. Francisco Cal MAY 81 1901
Gcnn forthwith the original letters and signatures Of
CVUWV Ell inkham Medicine
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ENYOI

i ocss whose loyalty has erred
a' ,bsse who wore Ia turn the bay
4 sad the Joyful, the absurd
's.ssre are the songs Of yesterday?
~ " baltimore American
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MRS. LAVINIA GIBSON.

MRS LAVINIA GIBSON
who well and oraby known in Salt Lake the sixties
viii recalled
Of Gibson leading for
those and her Lady Macbeth to
of the Macun Of John Lindsay is
finish This played JAM 20
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PUTIN AIM
NAILS and SUNOL.

NeW York, Nov. II, l6SD
PUTNAM NAIL co,
Dear Siri,-
IN reply 10 posr favor I
could state that I hdoe used The Put
nan Nail for several pears, and haze
advised my friends 10 use II only.
MS hardly necessary for me 10 a<a
that IprSftr u 10 all Others.
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light is shed on the tastes Of this con-
scryatiye woman.
Stirred by Gabrielle D'Annunzio's
good example, Mark Twain announces
that he is giving his skull to Cornell
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The Ills of Women Act upon the
Nerves like q Firebrand.

The relation of vomans nerves and generotye organs is very
co consequently enhs OF the postGaon nervous
dependency "he blues" sepessness and nervous ahlhy Of
arise from arrangement of the organism which makes
her Herein prove conCusyey that Lydia FL PDkhaIns
Noaetable Compound viii Nioky reieye ALL this trouble
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DetaiIs Of Severe Case Cured in Dad CIaire, US.

Il have been ang from female trouble Tor
the years About month taken with nervous po
with fearful
Of testimonials Of the ben
Lydia Il. Pinkam's Vegetable Compound, eer
lady commenced its and happy to state at AFTER
few bottles feel like aches and pains all gone
az recommending medicine friends, and assure
YOU my hearty thanks your valuable preparation which has
suffering will your Vegetable Com
First Eau Claire Wis ay o. 1901
Nothing will relieve this distressing condition so
surely as Lydia Il. pinkham's Vegetable Compound; it
s0Othes strengthens, heals and tones up the delicate
female organism. 1t is positive for all kinds of
female complaints that bearing down feeling back
ache, displacement of the womb inflammation of the
OvaTies and is invaluable during the change of life, all
of which may help to cause nervous prOstratiOn
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b. 10, -.
,IDy THE HEART
! WHO'S

:. ,,s heart has wings
~ l,. oio' sld and pass away
,,, ,be heart thy song
Of pralssvo heart thy sons,
s9 e, g ar lp saail i Be its aIsR Pcobam.
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iody sal
son why
of Senate
1 wait fo
matter.
ininlttee
/ commit
et at al
dnesday
ator Tell
the sent
n0cratlc
he DenoC
1'reccdln
ne, o 3
s will Boz
own Pal
ocratic
the hou
g preser
1tact j
OF the
seuent I
member
d the an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-24

A German translation Is to be made
Of Hamlin Garlands successful novel
"The Captain Of the Gray Horse
Troop" for publication In Germany
That nation will doubtless be interest
ed in learning about the American at
ttude towards the Indians, which Is
so keenly and sympathetically shown
IN this western love story
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| Y | T

] the %
aturdaJ
niOrn|
v does
will 81
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
Scott Estate Is Disposed Of.

The last vii! and Testament Of the late
George W. Scott q Doeatgr. WAS sled
Tor probate last Monday with the ofdi-
nary Of Dekalb county.
The will diSposes of Inc residue q the
original esttte amounting 10 about 500 Z
coo. the original estate having been
vaiued at between $500. 600 and 100000
The residue disposed Of by the viii IS IN
real estate. stocks aud bonds and $50 .
eco in life insurance. The bulk Of the
residue. except FOR heQuesfs 10 his grand
children. his sisters ~ LAW ana TO the
Decatur Presbyterian charch. goes 70 his
five children George +. scott Annie r.
vine cooper Mar ~ caudler. Nellie =.
Gambler and bessie II lainan snare
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Marvin Booth Forfeits Bond.

Dublin. Ca November (Srecial)-
Wednesday morning, in Laurens supe-
fior court the case Of Marvin Booth,
charged WIKI forgery, was called. but
Booth was not present Ills bond has
therefore beoil c~trrated. His rather.
Rev. K. NJ, Booth. of Jenersonvile is
The Doudsman IN the sum Of 81 so.
Il Booth should not be on hand for
trial at the January term the bona VII
be forfeited.
Young Booth last September went . the
First national bank of this city and OBJ
tanned $500 on check signed by ~ T.
Dupree. OF IrwintOn. ana made payable
10 one Nv S Thomas
It happened that Dupree's son, T. o.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
Head and Feet Tied in Sacks.

Bainbridge, ca, November 7.-(Spec'alo
The BODY OF J. {. FINLEY who lives some
miles southwest oe this city in the forks
OF the Flint and Chattahoochee rivers
was found today.
Mr. FINLEY disappeared nysterious!y
several days ago and a constant search
has been made for MS oodN ever since
When found his head aAG feet were uea
up with sacks which had been plaSteFed
with gum from the rine trees. TWO or
his fingers had been broken off.
There was no coroner's inquest, pnt II
was evident that he met his death DY
Ninlpuf means
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500 REWARD, $500.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased TO
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh
cure is tie only positive cure now known to
HE medical fraternity. Catarrh being a corsd-
trtiona disease requires a constitutional treat
nent. Halls Catnrrh Cure IS taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature In doing its work.
The propretors have mucn faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any chat It feils to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address i j. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
iIalrs Family Pills are the beet
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09
Cement Plant Opens Soon.

Rocimart. ca November 4.-(Special)
The nlant of The Southern States Port
land Cement Company. representing an
investment of about ST. ,ooc. 900, in all en-
tirely new branch Of manufacturing en-
terprise for this section Of the south. is
,bout completed and will shortly be ready
10 execute orders for material.
This company was formed as the result
Of the discovery here Of large quantities
o. limestone or cement rock ana shales
from which a high grade OF cement can
he made. The company secured 400
acres IN Polk county, containing immense
deposits OF thi~ material and has erected
extensive works for the manufacture of
celnenl.
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Harry frost Takes His own Life

Columbus Miss November 7.-(Spe-
cial)-Harry frost. member OF one of
the Oldest and most respected Jewish fam
lilies Of this city, took his own life this
afternoon about O'Clock by leapins
from the center of The river bridge into
the deepest water of the stream.
He and his brother composed the firm
OF frost Bros. at Ensley, Ala. few
years ago the deceased married Miss Sol
ONION, a prominent Jewess of Birming-
ham. lie reached here this morning in
company with his wife to make short
visit TO relatives
lie spent tho day rningling with friends
and at O'clock was in Sam Selig's
store chatting pleasantly. No reason is
assigned for Mr.. Trosts net.
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Kinchen Commits Suicide.

lIawkinsville. Ga. November 7.-(spe-
ciaI)-W II. Kinchen, a prominent c't.-
zen, aged IS. committed suicide this
morning by taking ounces OF laudanl~n.
just before swallowing the drug he
babe adieu to friends
Physicians We're summoned TO no avail.
He died at o'clock Ny Kinchen leaves
large family
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FLORIDA.
Heavy Storm at Pensacola.

Pensaeo Fla November g. The
heaviest rain known In this city for a
period Of twenty -four years fell here to-
day Tho precipitation was nearly
inches
Al trains are delayed. washouts having
occurred at several places fol number
OF hours this morning. Nc engines could
be moved from tho Louisville and Nash
Vile shops 10 carry out trains, SAND
having washed over the racks n 'front.'
Of the shops to a depth OF 2 and "a
inches
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Edward McCrady Is Dead

CheIieston S. c.. November General
Edward llcC'radg The first man OF let
ters in the STATE. author OF the nonu-
mental four-volume history Of South
Carolina died suddenly this morning at
his bone in this city in his seventy-nrst
year.
lie was a gallant officer rising 10 the
rank Of colonel IN the war between the
states; = distinguished member OF the
Charleston bar. and The father OF the
celebrated "eiSht-boy law" winch made
negro domination impossible in South
Carolina after the advent OF the tiamp-
ton rnginle.
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Yardmaster Shoots Negro Foreman.

Augusta, Ga. November 3.-(Special. =
In the Georgia railroad yard tonight w.
W. Teague. yardmaster OF the Charles
ton and Western Carolina railway. shot
perhaps fatally, George Smith. the fore
man Of the negro yard gang of the Geor-
gia railroad
4 fter the shooting league refused to
say anything more than:
II was obliged 10 do what ! did. "
He is in jail. The wounded negro $
statement is that Mr.. league thought he
was blocking Ms way through the yard
with his train But claims that he was
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GEORGIA.
Made Whisky in His Kitchen.

Naldosta. Ga. November 2.-(Special) y
G. w Holland, an old man apparently
siXty years of age, from Cairo, Ca. was
given Il commitment trial before United
States Commissioner johnson In this
city on the charge Of Illicit disIlling.
and sent TO Jail in default of q S 90 bond.
Three witnesses appeared against the
old man and testified that he had a g.
a~iion still in his kitchen in which he
MADE whisky that was disposed of by his
wife. Hollands stepdaughter appeared
witness for him, and contradlcted
the Witnesses for the prosecution.