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; v / WHATDIDHESEE? 1 t&tloD wu Urrlbla to slay the woman who lay breathing silently beside VT Ibis Is the Question Being Ask ed A boat Prof Berricli. PROBABLY THK80CL Ike Wife He Had JustfMardered. la the Solemn Reply of Sdeact Af* ter a Seriea of Reaurka- ' ble Scieniific Ex* pertaents. ^ Adolph B.rrtch, a gaunt, emaciated maniac, *aa captured by the aberiff and a po»so last month on the prarle, nine miles from Oobrado Springs, Ool To tha physician at the Uounty Jail, where he was first taken, he Imma d lately became an object of Intense interest by revea'lng himself as a adant uf advanced pbrales and ohem- Utry. Fragmentary utteranoss 'v i ■ Indicated farther that the new inmate had fl d from B mton, 11488.; that be,, was -Prat Adolph Bsrrich, and that he h Adrililed bis own wife in the inter eats of science. In a rambling way be hai de,c ibtd an expt riment with a flu irdKCont screen, ultra violet rays and other apparatus, and a human ioul fliatirg away. __ Berrioh’a statemento, were so re marbshle Uj*t a Kearch was made of the cave In which'"bChad b?en lead ing a hermits me for years, In the I Ope that a motblng more tangible mlg it be louni of the soul a eking apparatus to wnlch he referred so of ten. The searchers found nothing of im portance but a very lengthy mauu script, very Illegible at times. Though the d< cutm-n > is ut^ g u d, its auriior is in a 1 prctrtbWty Pr fessor B ^frlch, for ir. relates la shgatly less fragmen tary form t dataili of the ghastly scientific experiment on which the mind of tlaoaoanlao Is loisvcr dwell ing. OO'ldered alone as an unsubstan tiated Profess value. v , irre poi sH)lvfav;ngsof a lunatic Bu^ it beco nesof trem^pid* ff< imporaetjQc wh<n considered ui oomeci/lon with f « x > ri i.eotH wbloa have just been c mpi 'Ud by Profess- r E i; u^r Oates, the Washli gion KClcni iKt. By the use of u'trt vljiai rayi a tl n#)i: .pe ail Other appra ur whied B -rrloh raaab lligly d scribes over sad ovir again, day after day, Professor Oates claims to nave dipt ci e 1 the MHil-seolug ex- porim« ut of the mad Profonsor Ber Tie i. ilaustd adilng rat In the tl .ttl ai-deacst successful tent, end daUstc^Jt Is djo ared, a shadow which paoed over the specially pre partdAO'eeh and fac.ed away as tue II t s animal il d. Bsriloi asserts that he saw the sculofb sown wife in his experl merit. The discovery by the Wash log ton fotnt st indloab s that It was not Impotssble f«r him to have done so. ■' TUC AXAIZN'Q CONFESSION. “So it teemed to Die that what wcnid be mos» worth kuowlcg on thfi> earth wouid oew..eti (-r there is or not any hereafter. M; training In the leiencns ti&turwlly prrompted me tosotent tl a hiveailgatlon but for years my resuiu wore i bi dunely negative. ' T u yt’urf ago 1 was convinced that ecL'i ci iiad no way of solving the so 1 j o.—and Indeed, it hadn't at that time. I left the tl oiled States and spent several years in other coun tries Into all thoite relics of super stition kn jwn u the black rati I del ved. * “After seven years I fell In love in Paris and- married a beautiful but vain girl-much younger than myself 1 resolved and promised to give up my css / ideas and live only for the p . esem, as all animals and most peo ple oo. “We were quite happy for six —months which ws spent in Europe. Then my old d.slre crept back upon me W “Every night my wife knelt by the i and prayed. At flrst the prayed out loud for her dead pareuta and for herself and for me. It was no use to argue with her that there are no trustworthy evidences of a soul and that the hereafter is a myth In- v nted for simple minds. She had to admit the streugth of my arguments, off sred none in return but kept on with her prayers. “As so n si the prayer was over ■be dropped quickly toaleep. I ho*- evsr was doomed to follow out till the small bouts tha chain of doubts and blows engendered by ber prayer. Several lln a are partially obliter ated by the weuaor at this point, but toe sense la evident from the remain- * lag words. ^ “Fitm that moment I was possess led by an Idsa. A fixed Idea, psychol ogists call it. I reo gu's.d It, fought against It, criticised U—and the in sane do not criticise their Ideas—so 1 wu not insane. Yet the idea grew upon me each night that If i could kill a human being In tba right way and be all prepared I might aee the hnmtn soul," She with ber prayem, wu half the eiuse of my misery. “At-laat I mw that I must oven tually yield to my obeuion, and de* termined to prepare for It- Selene* had progressed mightily In the eight years since I bad relinquished It. Great dl ojverles ware made with the wide rarge of light rays on tbt lb via ibleatdeof violet, from the little cqtave of light visible to the eye they run up and up like the notes of a pia no, ooly to Inflaitaly higher pltoh- 'T had long bun anxious to experl- meut with these new rays. Oo our return to Boston I fitted our house up with many iusttuments.', “Mv wife, a sweat (but untnteUeot ual and vain parson, mowed an an tipathy to my work. She refused to enter my laboratory, aad seemed to snu^der at my harmleat fluoroeoope and light bulbs. “Ooe night my fixed Idea rose In Ita gradually acquired might and took command of ma. My wife had lust returned from a fashionable bail. “Sbe complained of a terrible head- elleve ache and accepted my off t to rel it. I gave her a hypodermic of mor phia. *T deliberately gave her an over dose, but not a fatal one. The effects of the drug came on Instantly, the headache passed, she thanked me drowislly and wu soon insensible, ly ing In net ball gown breathing heav ily. “With elaborate care I brought In my instruments from the laboratory and arranged them. My heart beat u It never beat before. It wu not a palpitation, but a strong surging heat which sent the blood tD my brain in a steadier, stronger strum than u^ual My. faculties seemed exceptionally scute, as well they might be, for I felt that I was the first scientist..and perhaps the first man to see a human soul — — .l-i, “At last the Instruments were ai^ range 1, tested and found, to be work ing perfectly. Behind me were tflie tubas emitting the ultra-violet light. Tney were placed behind me bco'use 1 believed that 1 omld see the sot»i In refl cted light as it really lo des, and not A mere soado v as It would appear oetween me aud the light.’ My floor- esoent screen bad S lens att'-chment for focuv ng tn mage which I believe wa* an entirely ffuw idea. “I open d a secret drawer In my neore’ary and talk toe efrom th-/ m st dewdly of all silent death, a hy p idler mo syilnge fi.led ^wjth cyanic acid, two orb pa of Which Jmigted la-. At first an Indis'irgulshable sha dow seemed, to be gatherli g J ast above tne body, rapidlrAssuming the cu > dues of the human«form t - and most peif-ot In its .symne-etry. The feat ures bora the likeness of the dead, and were be vutliul beyond descripiion. The delloste, eicar and ethereal being fijated in the atmosphere with eyu I closed until the process of nature seemed complete, when they tp ned aad a fublime intelllgenOA pa-**! over toe face.- It fl ated though the air a moment, and than, as if impelled by PiteKY FLItf. THKORIBS Olf 1 ^ OrTUK 'J Ire YS TO GST RIO ISAtfOB. •ome Fact* That Will Be of Interest Everywhere aad to Everybody. A recent pamphlet of the agricul tural department at Washington 1m parte the Interesting Information that the common house fly may be driven out of a ooummity by proper sanita tion in the stables, that flies breed al most exclusively In stables and that chloride of lime will exterminate them there. Acting on this theory tyn Asheville scientist hu gotten started a well defined movement there ’ | to have every stable thoroughly treat ed every thru days under the super vision of the health department. The Information Is that the eggs require ten deye In which to hatch, and that stablu can he cut off. M breeding places by being truted frequently. This, It Is pointed out, will 1q time wipe out typhoid fever and muse fly screens and fly paper to go out of com mission. But Weather Saction Dlrec tor Biuer, who knows all about these sort of things, uys that the time to flght flies Is In the winter, when the death of one fly means at leut a mil Hon lees flies the following summer. -mrr The spring fly crop dues not urlgl* nate from the eggs,” said Mr. Bauer. “The files themselves hibernate through the winter, at any well sbel tered place, such u under strips of weatherboarding, or similar ore vices, where they can get together. I have found them this way, oaked together, nearly a hundred ta the square Inch, to the dead of winter and brought them to life by warming a plank they had adhered to. No w it Is calculated that a female fly will breed not less than a mlluoa every chlrty'days, and tula is kept up from the first warm lays In the spring until tha cold weather sets In in the fall, w§ept those able to escape death go to sleep for the winter, though the average life is only thirty days iu summer. “There is no doubt but that stables are the chief breeding places for flies aud that if these places were properly treated and often eur.ugh tne fly-pop ulation would be so greatly reduced as to almost do away with the necessity for screens, hull It or ours to me that a campaign against flies should begin in the fall and hut through the ju.it suggested that the niru * vAnnrv wiil n0 longer needed. These, lo the argU ultural d< part men t expert*, in wi lou class Mr. Brusr b. longs and Is. A very Interesting pamphlet hu just been issued on the subject with a view Vo Informing the public on the best known methods of exter minating H e t *st. “A single stable in which a horse Is kept,’ 1 uys the pampuiet, “will supply house flits for an extended neighjoorhood. Feop.e living iifagri cultural communities will probably never be rid of the p?at, but In the cities, with better methods of dispos ing of garbage and with the lessening of the Dumber of horses consequent up<« the electric street oars,ibicycles mass toward a half open wind iw, pvt, sed out and wu gone forever from my sight. “ rhe eyei Mimed to look toward me an Instant. Tue eip'eisloiohaug ed. Not anger, nor reproach, but 1 utter am- avsent was depleted on that filmy onuntenaoo} aslt drifted out of range of my screen. ~ “ For some lime I Blood 'like one stricken domh. The enormity of the crime I had committed came like an avalanche upm my brain. Again and again I called my wife’s nasae and only the echo of her walling voice answer d me. —- “1 destroyed all evidence of my BuHtanUffirTromTihe city ofEbeton itfay to the mountains of the West Here for two years I have lived in se clusion, many times meditating my owolfe, but always being desisted from my purpose because I wanted first to prove what I have all this time been trying to solve: “Is death but the beginning of life? “My mind Is weak sod f< gged as I write this, and my memory bothers me. I am probably going Insane, If I am not already so. “Well, so b» It. I am glad to ex perlenoe insanity, tor; In fact I wil put (ff death ar d see what It Is like." The Uttle Four Year Old Bon of Mr (Tha strange msnuscr pt ends a this point. Tnere if no signature, and It is thought there may possibly have been more) Beslded to Death. . “If I could but catch a the soul u It forsook the gllmpM of dead body my doubts and misery would all be »t -JA end. 1 felt that my life would ba praeeful ever after and that I would atone for the murder by sprouting the /truth of immortality to allAe world. F That would surely be worth one Ufa. _ Weary of what be had endured. In Old World travel!, this narrator of a revolting crime, turned homeward, “hut better had I drawn lemons from tUgends of Vanderdtcked, the Dutchman,” be uys “or the Wandering Jew, cor- perpetual youth and aver •tt elixir of Little Alexander, the two year old sou of Mr. and Mrs D M Nixon, who live at the Connie Maxwell Or phanage in Greenwood, met a tragic death Saturday afternoon. The little fellow fell backwards into a can of bolllug hot water which bad been placed on the fl >or of the room pre para ory to scouring the fljor. Be wu playlog in the room and iu fiom* way fell backwards Into the can of hot water. He was fearfully 82 Aided but managed, to rxtrlo.te himself from the cau, but his U juries retuli cd In death. The fuberal exercise* were held at the Orphanage Sun day afternoon. The burial will take plroe in Charleston the former h»me of Mr. and Mrs. Nnou today. Mr. Ntxou hu charge of the Orphanage farm. Tiat- XaeOiOftl 8 >oieiy. The State Medical Solely met In Columbia last week. There wu e huge atteudacoe of members and the sesolons were harmonious and pleaa ant. The regular annual elections Twnltied of Whaley, of Charleston; vice dents, W. P. Timmerman, of -Xr-£, presl- E’ge- field, Henry Horlbeok, of Columbia, M. G. Salley, of GLangebury; secre tary, Walter Obayne, of Sumter; treasurer, C P. Almar, of Oharlutoa. r. G. Crof \ of Aiken, and F. H. Mo Lsod, of Florence were re-elected to the coundiL Swept By A Te.-nedo. A special to The Statesman from Bertram, Tex., s\ys: The town of Briggs, about 18 miles north of this (place, in this county, wu swept by* a tornado about 6 o’clock Tt.ursda> afternoon and almost com pie Lely d«- •trsyeff- Two persons are reported killed and M injured. the health departmenia. Huuse flies do not bite. Their mouths are net built for tearing tff Cuunks of human fi sh, and they have a deadly terror of chloride of lime, florsrs are their best friends, for sta bles are their chief brj&dlng places. As boon u yuu aud me and all the rut of us adopt automobiles and Dob bin goea to bis lung sleep with the dodo, the lobchyouurus and the other extinct creatures, tne bouse fly will disappear aud screens and stickpaper THERE’S A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM!'' he mere temporary relief that the-old ‘'reqiedlee’Vf*^®* the little help that the doctor’5 prescript ions give; but ABSOLUTE AND COMPLETE CURE. k That is what Rheumacide does. Rheumatism ls cause<r by an excesa of uric acid in the blood. It is an internal disease and requires a strong and vigorous^ Internal remedy that will cleanse the blood of all its germs and yet act through such nat ural methods that it builds up the entire system. SWEEPS ALL POISONS opthb BLOOD. TO STAY RHiUKJATISM fnr all other Pkc’.irs -£ 1st ns Irjcrii c f the Rlacd. D I fl e C T I o H s. ACwtU •< c to .wo te.gpooafun In • nttl. w.Ur. uittr mr.ls end bedtime BOSEiTF CBtiuiCAL CO. eott .nomucrona, BALTIMORE, MD.y Q, Si A SHAKE THE BOTTLE. Baltimore, Dec. lUth. For 10 years I have Buffered terribly with Rheum:vtiain. I w.-is. treated by leading phy sicians luit/ r v>tnr> relief. Long since 1 despaired of ever being well again. But hearing of RJ1LLMAC1DE, I decided to give it a trial. I have t;men two bottles, and. thanks to this wonderful medicine, I now feel that I have gotten a “new lease op Me.” Every vestige of the disease has been driven from my system, MRST LAURA D. GARDNER, ___—1301 Jiimes 9L, Baltimore. Sample bottle anrt booklet FRElE N you send fly* cents for pontago CURED. Different from any other remedy. The result of the latest scientific discoveries. At the same time it cures - Rheumatism It sweeps out curcd after i« years. of the blood the germs of all other blood diseases, and cures Indigestion, Con stipation, Catarrh, Kidney and Liver Troubles, La Grippe and Contagious Blood Poisons. YOUR DRUGGIST SKUA IT. BOBBITT CHEMICAL r.n , w*. biltiim. FJDSt) IN A WELL. Mrs. Mary Lewis Fell Into Hole Nine ty Feet Deep. . . At SprlBpfidd, Mo., Thursday morning about 9 CcRck n , gW % mab 0 | 6 000 the body of Mrs. Mary Lawla, aged 49 years, the wife of Seth Lewis, was discovered lying at the bottem ot a 90-foot well near ber hquae *t~ <3len- daie, Spartanburg county. The wo man’s neck bad been-broken try tte been and automobiles, the time may come, and before very long, when window screens may be discarded. The prompt gathering of horse manure would greatly abate the fly uuU&uoe.'’ Ac cording to the eatimatea made by the expena 200 fly papparla are frequent ly found io the tq jare Inch of siable manure. Ooe female fly will lay 120 egga, which will hatch and come to complete maturity within ten daya. BITTEN BY MAD DOG. Hi HL Caatben. News comes from Fort Matte that Hydrlok Oauthen, the 4-year-old son of Cashier H. H Cau then, of the Bank of Fort Mutte, bitten by a mad dog on Thursday evening. The little lad was walking with his mother In the streeta when the dog suddenly dashed upon him, severely mangling the right baud and arm. Dr. W. W. Wolfe was Immediately summoned and rendered every assist ance possible. Communication was had Immediately by long disttnoo telephone with the PaNteur Institute, In Baltimore, where the experts were informed of Dr. Wolfe’s treatment, They approved of what bad beeu done and recommended further 1m mtdiate treatment. Meanwhile Mr. Elliott Darby bad pursued the mad dog into the swamp and killed it. Two hours after the o Hid w*s bitten he was on the north- bjunl train, aco ampauled by mother aoi father, en route for the Pxsteir Institute, in Biltimore The party also carried the head of the mad d( g for examination by the Pasteur experts. It la said that tbe dog had bitten five or six other dogs mri one cat, and that the oat died of dlsccviry was made as the remit of a search for her bv members of tbe family, who mEaed her from the he me at 2 o'clock, when she q iietly left the room, and unob- ed dow« one of served, went out Into tbe yard. She •tad been In a highly qetyous oondl tlon for several weeks, and the b< luf is that during a period of temporar/ derangement sbe took the fatal plunge into the deep weU. : — Several montha ago one of her sous accidently shot and killed his brother, and the tragedv so bore upon ber mind that fears for ber safety were enter- talned to fuch a degree that an at*] against them, tendant ha< been wUh her most a 1 the time since. It was during a lapse of tbe usual precaution on the part of one of the members of the family that Mrs. Lawla succeeded In evading their vigilance and either jpurpoeeiy ended her life or accidentally fell into the well while wandering about the varl. Coroner Turner was notified and held au inquest. The jury decided that tbe tragedy was the result of deliberation on th°>partiof the unfor tunate woman. T-ia deceased is sur vived by her husbaud and three chi!- drt n. Tne family is well known Id Glendale, which is a c itton mill town about six miles from Spartanburg. TEHEE MEN LYNCHED. Int-o Missouri Mob Takes the L*w Their Owa Hands, on Saturdr.v persons t ire down tba Jill and took Horace Dim- can and Janies Copeland, negroes, hanged them to an electric towej In the centre of tbe'publ o tq iare and built a fire under the suspended mer. The negroes, both unrlei 21 yuaracf lustahtin- age, were in Jail, charged with a-eAult- iog Mabel Edmondson, a white girl, Friday night. The mob used telephone poles and sledge hammers to bear tbe jail to pieces. It is a mile from tbe jail to tbe square find tbe mob march- the principal streets, shouting and firing pistols. - Friday night while MUa Elmood- son and a young man namr d Cooper were oat rldicg In a buggy they were atopprd by two negroes, who beat C joper into unconsciousness and drag ged Miss E m mdson int > the woods by tbe road si 1e and assaulted her. 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Prepared to fill orders for thou andi •a——■•cA—o—••c»c«o—— a—— THaY MUST HANG. prei •* The casa of J G., Milton, Leonard and Jssan Rawlings wagon Monday ieetded by the United States against them, the opin ion being rendered by Justice U <lmee Tills was a criminal proceeding against the four men, a i of them members of one family residlig In Lowndes county, Ga , Jin a charge of murdering two members of a family namek Carr-er, with which family tbr Rawlingses had a feud. I j is charged bat they employed a negro, named Moore, to murder the entire Carter family, and that some of tha member* Will Allen, a n**gro charged with the murder oft). M. Rouaric last Jan uary was taken from jail by the mob that lyccned Duncan and Copelano before midnight. Allen wa;. hanged la tbe public rquare to the same tower that bad served as a scaffold for the two negroes murdered earlier in the evening. Allen was calm aud collected aa he jumped from 'the tower, up whioh be bad_ been com p. lied to ascend. The rope abont hi-, neck broke as hie weight fall on ft, and ba dropped into the pyre OOP tain- of this Biwliogs family accompanied Knights of Honor. The State Lodge of the Knights of Honor met la Columbia last week. After tbe transaction of routine business the following effloers were elected and duly Installed for the en suing term: J. J. Vernon, put grand dictator, Wellford; C. P. Qiattlebaum,.grand dictator, Con way; Miles B. MoSweeney, grand vice dictator, Hampton; B. 0. DuPre, grand assistant dictator Columbia; L. N. Z ia'y,c grand reporter, Columbia; N. W. Trump, grand treuurer, Co lumbla; D. McIntyre, J. A. Ball and Rav B G. Clifford, grand trustee*; L.' so on, on N Z aly, grand representative for financing four years to supreme lodge; C. P.' Quattlebaum, alternate. Ing the charred bodies of his former companions MK prison, Donoau aud Copeland. Allen wu taken up the tower again and compelled to Jump This time his captors were more sue oessful lu their work. “I swear that lam not guilty of killing Rjuark,” were hit last words. MaAeGood Wives. The Burmese women must make an exoellent wife. A Singapore paper says that her highest ambition Is to m detain her hu ibaod la lordly. Idle and to supply Mm with abun dant funds for cock lighting, bullock cart racing and gamb ing- Aud many of tbe Burmese women do big deals in timber, buying up Id advance tbe paddy” crops of a whole district, and a scale that require big rabies. We hope the trip to Baltimore will be entirely successful, and that tbe Uitle fallow will be saved from the horrors of hydrophobia. la the meantime we would advise the killing of every dog or cat that was bitten by tbe dog that bit the little boy, or -ome other children may be Uiten.— Timet and Democrat. A young g rl cannot be loo-careful cf ber conduct. The tattlers are ever busy, aud it’s just aa well to give-tbem nb material for conversation. You will do well to follow tbe advice of your mother, even if It does seem pru dish and oid-timey. . , The Charleston Hbake. It Is nearly twenty years since the great earthquake which wrought such havoc iu Charleston. That d.iturbance occurred on the night of August 31, 1888. aud tbe first shock lasted about forty seconds. The total loea of prop erty from the earthquake was estima ted at fi *e million dollars and the loss of life attributed to the disturbance Including those who died of exposure aa well aa those killed outright by the, falling of buildings reached to very j nearly a hundred persons. Florence Wins. The board of director! of the re formatory echool for Juvenile cHand ers met In Columbia on Tuesday aud received bids for the location of the ; Institution. Several localities made offers, but that of Florence appeared to be the best. That was fifty acres of land in eubarbu of tbe oltr and 14 - 000 cash, and this was accepted, pro vided tbe board, after a visit, should find tbe location suitable. Felt la Charleston. Charlsstoa Post says It wee said Terrible Accident. During Bring practice in tbe Carib bean sea on Friday there wax an ex plosion In the turret of tbs battleship Kearaarge. Lieutenants Hudgins and Grtame and five nation were Instant ly killed and an t ier seaman wu fa tally Injured, lha accident wu t'm liar to that wbicn occurred on tut Missouri two yean ago, with abouc the same oasus'Mti The department of agriculture has succeeded in developing a lettuce that la all bead and weighs a pound and a half, fu two years they hope to have the lettuce so developed that they can roduce beads weighing four pounds will be all white and tender. A, v. :■ : •' - prodi hat Wednesday that a alight earthquake shook wu felt In that city late Tuea day afternoon, thought no definite reports of tbe occurrence could be had Some people c’lrbcd to bavi felt a distinct vibration just before dark Tuesday evening but the shake must have been very slight as It seeing to have passed without any general no tice. ’ A Djetur’a Adviee. At Norf )lk, V*., Dr. Richard. 0. C*bot uf Washington, read a remark able paper befotw 121 southeastern Virginia phyalo^na, taking the stand that the'time had como when doctors should stop administering so much bad medicine in their treatment a little m ’smerism and Christian Sci enoe. D*. Cabot said far bettor re sults would be accomplished it this wu dons. His paper made a most fair, orabie 1m o Con Kress Votes a Million. On Thursday Congress appropriated 81,000,000 for the suffering and home- leu In San Franelsco and and other California towns, and gave ths store tary of war, the aeoretirles of the treasury, navy and c m mer e, power to ooeperate with tbe najors of tb e ttrlcken cities, that tbe very best re sults might be obtained in affording relief. Frrsident Roosevelt signed tbe bill at nnre. • Badlj Noodrd. The State Medical Society at Its animal meeting at. Columbia, last week unanimously adopted a resolu tion offered by .l»r. A* 8. Hedrick of Orangeburg, calling upon Vie next Leg alaturi to eetailah a roue fo* inebriates and victims or me drug habit. Such an Institut ion-]« badly Plea of the Rawllnsa Kelneed by 8a- e Otmrt. Do You Need a Doctor? — If You Are Sick You Should Con- Expert. Do Not him to the Carter residence on the night of the tragedy. B? making a noise they attracted a biy and his sister outside tbe ix urn aud then shot them down. O.her members of tbe family refused to come out and, there fore escaped, r On the trial all of the members of the Rawlings family, whose names are given, except Leonard, were found guilty of murder, and he received a aectenoe of life Imprisonment. The Supreme court of Giorgla affirmed the verdict of tbe trial oonitrand she cau wu brought to the federal 1 au- creme court on the allegation of dis crimination nr selecting the trial jury, lu that all professional men wers ex oludsd. Tbe court held that tbe men had not been deprived of any consti tutional right and sustained the de cDlon of the Mjagp court. Allow Yourself to Be Treated by Just any Doctor. You can Consult the Sputh’e Most Expert Spec ialist About Your Disease Free. Hjit* you a diseaar abont which yon would Iiko to consult a doctor--*doctor is whoa yoa can plaoa the utmost oonfldeoce to (ire yoa XRE YOU 00INQ TO PAINT? S ■ n, . 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