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Belfast, (Ireland) 1889.

DEsTRuCTIoN OF THE Town AND FoRTs
or MucKtE.-Thc Washington Globe pub
fishes the substance Of Com. Reads report
to the Navy Department. of his operations
on the coast Of Sumatra, for the punish
nent OF the plunderers Of the ship Eclipse
Com. Read on visiting QuaIlah Baltoo
ascerta'ned, that the Rajah and people of
ma, place were not Implicated in the out
rage on the Eclipse, but that one Of the
pirates was then residing here. The en-.
terpr,se against the Eclipse was plaured a.
n place at little distance, called Muckle.
with the consent Of the Raiahs, aud most
OF the money was subsequently carried
there. Com. Read demanded of The Ra-
lahS of both places the delivery Of the
pirates residing within the limits OF Their
authority, The Rajahs declared their wi
hngneSs to comply with their demand, but
pleaded Their inability. A specific demand
having been made of he Raiah of Quallah
Dattoo, that the pirate resident there should
be delivered, by certain time, and the
demand not having been complied WITH
Com. Read ordered bis two ships to be
brought near to the shore, a fire was opened
upon the place, which was continued until
Two OF the forts hung out white flags.
Com. Read not concelvlng that the cir
cumstance justified the landing of party
to destroy Qualah Battoo, he proceeded
to Muckle, where the demand for the de.
livery OF the persons concerned in the
piracy not being complied with, the ships
were towed and warped to position for
opening a fire upon the town. The inhabi.
tants were seen carrying off their effects,
OUT tbfs was soon put stop to, by a con-
tlnued i've OF iew guns from the ships.
III Tue mean time party of 800 eeamen
ana marines, under Commander IL. w.
Wyman, were landed, and formed on the
beach They soon moved forward upon
the town, which to their surprise. they
found abandoned. no resistance beinc made
Inc town was soon set on fire-the dwell
IIngs OF the RaJahs. and then five forts.
were destroyed. The guns of the forts,
% IN number, were spiked and thrown into
the ditch. A magazine of rice-a store
house filled with pepper-several large
noatS on the stocks, and every thing to be
found OF any value were all DESTROYED
The party then returned on board without
accident,
Inc RaJahs of Loosoo, and Quailah en-
tered into engagements with Com. Read
to Keep pence with citizens of the United
states ana IN case pIracles against Amer
lean vessels should be committed. and the
pirates should take refuge among rher
people, they should be either punished with
death, or delivered up to the government
OF the United States for trial.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL

P%'foprogen'ticeness- Our lt'le daurh-
tiers, plavlDg with their doll babies.
.4dheslcneSs- Getting measured for q
par OF boots and sIltIng on piece Of cob
bler's wax.
Camt'ouSncss- Nanny telling Jack no,
to 90 near the water until he learns lc
SWIM
'4Ppro1aiiceness- A lady's last look q,
her mrior, as she leaves her home for a
ball.
SeD' Esteem-A rooster tapping his
wings and Growing on a bavn.yard fence
FTmness-A brat squalling half the
night, and not staying put to sleep
Cdnscientiousness- Reading your neigh.
boris paper and not subscribing yourself.
Causa hy--it has been said that the law
Iers wlthou; causes are sure to die withou,
fleets.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2E, 1889.

standing on his spade, who observing hun
to onllnuc in that position without moving
was surprised, On approaching, nunltv
was made bot no answer. He attempted
to wakcn him, but could NOT. The man
then gave the alarm; 50 the nrithbors
tlocked round Farand, but no means could
be found TO awaken hlm At last they
sent for the clorgv, the Church minister.
the Presbyterian minister, and the priest
successfully, to make him speak. The
first two bad no Influence or him. When
he spoke he said, Il am TO stand here To the
day of Judgement. The people then tho't
to move him by force,but could not str him.
They got saw To cut the spade on which
he was leaning, that he might fall, but at
The first cut the saw broke into pieces. -
Then they got blankets to cover him from
the cold. but they were blown away: so
he, it seems, BY fate, must bear all weather.
Rev. j. BoLLAND,
II. KEARNs,
&. MEGARY, Parish Priest
Belfast, (Ireland) 1889
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case license shall b. granted. allowing
| the importation from England Of such rails,
engines ana wagons as they NAV require,
free OF duty. The government guarantees
to the shareholders. whatever political
event may atlsc. IA we'll ~ time Of war as
III tune OF peace, that the interest r,aran.
tied and the dividends shall be ronc,nalv
pad, as well to he inhabitants of the coun
Try as to foreigners. No attachment Of
these funds VIII be permitted, either BY
government or by Individuals.
The net income Of he rail road is to be
appropriately first to the payment OF the 4
per cent. guaranteed by the government
One tenth of the excess is apppropriated to
| form reserve fund The whole net in
cotre, to the amount Of 10 per cent. per
annnW, belongs In the shareholders. If
the nei income shall exceed 10 per cent
the excess, as far as 3 per cent. will 20 to
! form sinking fund. All over 3 per cent
Is to DC divided between The shareholders
and the sinking fund.
The sums forming the sinking fund are
to be appropriated from time to time in re.
dsamng shares. either by purchase in the
mhrket, or by lot, as the directors Of the
| company shall determine. If redeemed bv
lot, the shares are TO be paid off with ten
per cent. premium, together with the part
of the, reserved fund appertainlng TO the
shares. Wv
I A decree of the Emperor Nicholas dated
Jan. ~ 1859, declares his approval of the
statutes OF the company, and lnsures to the
shareholders he dividend of i per cent.
mi DE shares yyith tho 4
per c"nt. shall nave become paid of, when
the aliway shall become the propertv of
III" government. The government of the
kingdom of Poland is charged with the
execution Of the decree.
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From the New York Albion.
THE ANGELS WING,
From roiume Of Songs and Ballads, By j, s


From uohtme Of Songs and Ballads, By j. s.
Lour, just pubHshed
A fine German superstition is embodied in the
GLOWING:
"There is n German superstition, that when a
sudden silence takes place in company, an angel
at that moment makes circuit among them, and
the first person who breaks the silence is supposed
10 have been touched by the wing of the passing
seraph. For the purposes ofpoelry, thought two
persons preferable to many, in Illustrating this very
beautiful superstition.
When bv the evenings quiet light
There sit two silent lovers,
They say, while in such tranquil plight,
An angel round them hovers;
And further sill old legends el,-
The first who breaks the silent spell,
To say a soft and pleasing thing,
Hath felt the passing angels wing
Thus musing minsu ell stray'd
by the summer ocean,
Gazing on IA lovely maid,
With bard's devotion -
Yet his love he never spoke,
Till now the silent spell he broke -
The hidden fire 10 flame did spring,
Fann'd by the passing angels wing
Il have lov'd thee well and long,
With love Of Heavens own making:-
This is not poets song
But true hearts speaking:
] will love thee, still untired!
lie felt he spoke-as one inspired
The words did from ruh's fountain spring,
Upwakcn'd by the angels wing.
Silence DER the maiden fell,
Her beauty ovcer making;
Aud by her blush, he knew full well
The dawn of love wa. breaking.
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la'r reputation as ready debater, of excel.
'en' natural talents, not perhaps as well cul-
tlVa'ed as they might be. aud as an nncom
promising adherent to his party, He was
lucky enough to find an occasion for dis.
tinctlon, by repelhng in very ford and
animated speech, made on the spur of the
moment. some lmpu,ations which in the
heat OF debate had been cast upon Presi.
dent Jackson. From that hour his for
tunes as politician were secure. so far n
Government patronage could secure them
Gen. Jackson never forge,s his wounded.
they are the first objects of his care: and
when Mr.. Ivtle lost his seat in CONGRESS-.
lucrative office under the general Gov.
eminent mInstered speedy consolation.
Ihe pubic money was confined TO his care.
ana 10 lew years the melancholy fact was
announced that this ardent. generous. and
ptomls'n- young man, had fallen before
TEN ,aton, and that he was defaul,er n
the government for heavy amoun,-be.
tween thirty and forty thousand dollars.
1t MI Van Buren's scheme is carried
into effect, and the revenue collected in
coin and conded to Sub-treasuries. It is
clear that the party favortes, will be selcc.
ted. as in the case Of Mr.. Lytle, to fill the
offices. With how much probable prof,
to The Treasury Of the people, The suboined
list taken from Mr.. Woodbury's report, viii
enable the reader to conjecture. 1t is to
be remembered that this black catalogue.
appong as it is, does not by any means
comprise all those who have had money
entrusted to them, which they have not
paid over.
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EYE WATER.

NUMFRlES' celebrated Eye Water, is
,HV now sought after, and successfully used
as one OF the best remedies known for sore,
inAamed or weak eyes, its virtues are un-
surpassed, as many can testify, and which a
fair trial will prove.
ANALMosT IIorELEss CAsE.-An old Man,
Who had been so drcadlully afflicted with
sore and nhamed eyes, owing to tho constant
INNING Of water from ihem--has been cons
rielel, cured by this Eye Wae,.
A few hours, sometimes a few minutes
use of this Eye Water, has relieved aud cured
cases of days and week S standing and that
too after other applications had failed. Price
% cents q bottle. k3
*.*Prepared aud sold by KIDDER,s sue.
cessor TO DR. Conway, 80 Court ST up stairs
near concert Hall, Boston. and may also
had of J. & j. IL. PECK ~ co.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuine unless signed I. kIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount TO dealers.
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SASEH FACTORY.

1ENflE subscriber would respectfully inform
4 the inhabitants Of Burlington tina, by the
earnest solicitation Of 4 oumber of gentlemen
residing in and adjacent to said town, he has
been constrained to establish
SASH F.ACTORY,
at Colchester Falls, Gone mile from the Court
House, in Buring'on.) where he will be happy
to supply al those who may wish to purchase
Windor Sash or Biads. His long experience
in the above business warrants him in assuring
all those who may favor him with heir patron
age, that they may depend upon first rate
article. as he is determined TO employ none
but first rate workmen and his stock will be
of the very best materials. Orders from a
distance addressed TO the subscriber at Bur
lnglon, VI. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended, to. SIDNEY SMITH.
Colchester Fails. .4ug'St 5. 1889.
N. B.-A II work warranted TO be good, or
no sale. Any SIZE or quantity of Sash fur.
rished 10 order. II
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GEO. Is. SHAW. Comm''
GEO A ALLEN. { sioners
EliphaZ Steele's Estate.

NM Z the subscribers having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Pros
bate Court for he District of Chuenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
lust the claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate Ehphaz Steele, late os
Illncsburgh IN SAID District, deceased, re.
presented ln-ovent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
SIX months from the day ofthe date hereof,
beng allowed by SAID Court for that pur-
pose. We do therefore hereby give notice,
tha, we Will attend TO the business OF our
appoint ment, at the dwelling of JOSIAH
Steele IN Hnsburgh in said District, on .he
first Mondays Of February and Muy next.
a, one O'Clock p. NJ on each OF sa ID days,
Dated. tins s h Gay Of December A. D.
1889. JOSEPH MARSH, ! Commits
JOHN WHEELOCK, sioners.
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Louis Derville's Estate.

WYE the subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
court Tor the district Of Chi'teuden, com
missioners to receive, examine. and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons
against he estate of Louis Dervile, late Ut
Burlington, in said district, deceased. rep
resented nsolvent. and also al! claims aud
demands of all persons exhibited IN elise.
thereto; and six months from the day OF
the date hereof, being allowed for that pur'
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend To the business OF our
appointment, q, the office Of Wan. Weston.
E.q in Burling,on in said district. on the
first Mondays Of February and April next,
at 10 o'clock, A, M. on each os said days.
Dated, this 10 h day Of December, A.
d. 1899.
GEO. B. SHAW. } Commits.
GEO. A ALLEN. sioners.
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WTRMg! WORRIES !

w remove these troublesome and danger
H. Gus inhabitants of the stomach and bow
els, which so often impair the health aud de.
slroy the lives children and adults, USE Doc,.
M. Illchcock's VORM 7E.A-a certain and
safe preparation for the removal of the vari
Gus kuds Of worms that inies, The human sys
TEN. We say USl, Dr.. NJ. Ililchcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain fcason-hat in no one of
the thousand eases, where it has been used
agreeable 10 the printed directions, has ii ever
failed.
NIB. Ask for DR. NJ. IlIrcucocK's Worm
TEA, as there are many noslrums abroad for
the destruction OF worms.
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. HITCm.
COCK & Co., sole proprielors, III Genesce st.,
Utica, and by their agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. J, II. PECK d Co., in Vcrgennes by J.
81. Bowman, in Milton by Whlney, Landon
& Co.. in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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] lZegAl S
COUGH LOZENGES

- HEX NJ AN COUGil LOZE y Ii Els
~ do Worm do. Appolo
L"zenges, for singers, Camphor do for
Il"adache, Soda Lozenges for Dyspepsia
and Heartburn, Ca'hartrc Lozenge- -
Rovnl Henatlne and POOR MANS
PLASTERS
We have abundant evidence Of the good
effects of Shefman's Cough aud Worm
Loz'ngeS. aud his Poor Mars Pla>,er'S {,
and from the established reputation OF
these, feel warranted IN Recommending the
others allow" named. They are prepared
by regular Physician. and we are fur
nl>fed with Circulars in which is published
the active ingredients, IN true proportions
winch he uses III making each article
above named. and also others which he
prepares. We viii supply airy Medical
man with Il circular upon application. --
we have Convened with Physicians of tins
and o'hrr places. who inform rs. INA, those
are excellent Medicines. We have the
Cough and Worn l. z"nge- and The Pla>,
,ers for sale by the gross, dozen or single.
at the Variety Store.
PA>GBoRN & BRI>sMAIp.
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j. Il r YON,
DRAPER & TABOR.

ID ESPECTFULLY notifies his cus,o
~ mers and the public that he has re,
moved his shop to his old stand in 81 Paul
street, where he will be on hand to accom-
moda'e all who please to cali, with the
latest Fashions, and work done in a style
not excclled by his neighbors.
Just received variety of Broadclo,hs,
casslmeres, and Vestings, suitable for The
season, and for sale on commits, ion.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Der. %, 1889.
N. b. Cutting done on short notice as
usual,
p. s. He would remind those indebted
TO him to call and pay over. as he wants
cash, and must have II, peaceably If he can,
but forclbly if he must
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Diseases of the Lungs.


" slGT l. J. "a - IL rs d W - &T1 - - Al
w RY BAL SAM is the most va'ua-
Bile remedy now in use or coughs. colds. aslh'
ma or phihislc, consumption. whooplng cough
and pulmonary affections OF every kind. lis
sale is steadily increasing, and the proprc'ors
are constantly receiving the most favorable
account of it, effects. The following new
certificates are offered for public examination,
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Exirac, of a letter from Mr.. G. s. Clay. King.
s,on. Ulster co. n Y. to the proprictors.
Yours of,Ie 9th iasi. was duly received. A
remarkable cure wa effected by the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam in the winter and spring
of 1885 The person. Mr.. Moody, had been
sick a long time with the consumption. His
physicians had gren him up. He was redu-
ccd so low as to be unable to help himself, and
was raising large quantity of blood when e
commenced usnf the Balsam. which has etfec.
ted c0mpleie clre, and he Is now as hale and
hearty as ever he was. Mr.. Moody has re
moved from tbs town, but he has promised
me a re detailed account o. his case, which
| will forward you. G. :. CLAY.
Kingston. n Y. June 25 1888.
Extract of letter from Dr.. Jacob Myers.
The Vegeta able Pulmonary Ralsam has been
sold in this county for two years, aud Tie
med icine has gained an Uncommon celebrity,
tp- II scaiccl, N one instance failed of having
the desired effect. am by no means in favor
oilhe many ho>trums. most Of which are I'M.
positions upon a credulous public, but that
which know by use to be ehectuaI, cannot
but help give my appreciation thereto. a
counterfeit preparation has been offered here
by a travelling Agent, Of Coms'ock, n. Y,
aud there is another article vendcd here that
is strongly suspected TO be spurious.
JACOB MYERS, NJ. -.
Mnling,on, Junia,a co. Penn May g. 1887
From Dr. Samuel MorrclI, TO the Proprietofs
Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Ba>am.
am satisfied that the Nruclab'e pumona.
ry Bal>am is valuable medicine. 1t has
been used IN tins place with complelo success
in an obstinate complaint OF the lungs, a,teu'
ded with severe cough, loss Of voice and the
raising Of much blood, which had previous
resisted many approved prescriptions, Aite
using the Balsam one week. the patientt
voice returned aud he was able to speak aud
bly,. This case occurred some time since, anC
the man is now engaged not only in active
but aborious business. Respectfully. &c.
$. MORRELL.
| II is now more than six years since wa
| brought vcrv lew by an affection Of the lungs
and my compliant was declared to be incura
Bile by council Of three physicians. wa
| then restored to as good nealh as had en-
joyed for many years. by using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Ba>am. Since my recovery
/ have recommended the Bilsam IN great ma
ny cases of lung complaints and SO far as
! can learn, lis use has invariably been FOLLOWED
| by much benefit, and in many instances il ha
effected cures which were wholly unexpected
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March Q, 1887
! For sale, wholesale and retail, by J. & J. II
| PEEK T. Co.. Burlington, W.
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DIR. HULL'S
UterO Abdominal Supporter.
IINHIS new Instrument Tor the radlca

HNHIS new Instrument for the radical
Il cure Of Prolapsus Utcri or Falling Of
the Womb, by external application, super
seding the use ofthe objectionable Pessury.
is confidently recommended to the afll c,ed
as the means of a perfect restoration to
health, 1t never having failed Of performing
cure even under the most aggravated
circumstances. 1t has received the decided
appreciation of Sir Ashley Cooper Of LON :
DON Sir Benjamin c. Brode; Sir James
Clark, Physician to 'he Qneen DR.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to Guys Hos
pilal; DR.. Rigbv, Lecturer to ST. Bar,hol-
omess; DR.. Griffith. Lecturer to Wesmrn.
ster Hospitals; Dr.. Ramebo'ham Lecturer
TO London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Ly,ngln flospl'
tai. DR.. Swoatman. Lecturer to Mlddle,ex
Hospital, and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Chotlo'ie's Lying in Hospitals; also by
Henry Davies. Conquest; Blundell, Lee
Merrman, Surgeon Kea'es &c. by Dr.
Moreau President Of the Academic Royae
de- Medicine, PARIS and Accoucbeur to
The Duchess D'OHeans; Professors Vel.
peau Matjoin, Paul Dubois, Samson and
others ard in New York by Professor
J, w. Francis &. S. Bedford, M, d
Professor of Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK; Professor Delafed
Professor Fraucls u. Johnston, President
County Med Society; Lourens Hull, pres
Mcdca society, state vi New York; prof
James McNaughton Of Albany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins. prot. D"anc--
Drs. Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith, ilo,ack
/ -. 7 Noobo Dnuor
Grayson, Van Rensselaer, and many o'he
distinguished Physicians IN the u. s ates
A. u. HULL :--Oliice 4 VeSey.s',
.4sor House, New York.
IVA constant supply OF he above lns'ru
mens. with Dr.. Hul's Improved Tfus:
for Hernia will be kept by
ROBERT MOODY,
| Drurnid. Burlir gton "
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Bank of Burlington.

NOTICE is hereby gwen TINT mee'-
IN ing OF the stockholders of the Bank
OF Burlington VIII be holden at their bank
ing house on he second Tuesday of Jan.
nary next, at II o'clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of choosing seven Directors for the
year ensuing By order of the President
and Directors.
r. G. COLE, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. 6, 1889.
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BalSom of Liver7vort.
III. LOVELY g. co. AGENTS.

EVOR selling Doct, Taylor's Balsom Of Liu-
H. ermori, for Consumption, L,rer Com-
plants, Coughs Colds. SpuIing Of Blood, Pam
in the Side, or Breast Asthma, Pieurisy Short
ness of Breath, Palpitai.On Of the Heart, De-
biijty, Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues Of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this reglon-sulii
Gent however, has been used, in Chttcnden
and Addison conunties. to give 1t justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complaints show what cures may be cx
pccied from its use, VIC insert single case as
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4, 1S56-"Thc Balsam orLlverwort
has found hundreds Of ad, COATES, and has
Produced so large number Of testimonials in
It's favor as perhaps TO render further approba-
lion unnecessary. cannot Withhold my small
need Of praise, knowing myself PIE disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm sslon, sought all
means to obviate this calamity, aud recover
naturally weak constitution. ! spent two
wears at Pisa, in Rome, two years in Florence.
and another in the south of France. seeking
mean time the advice Of The best Physicians.
Last summer | returned to this country. no,
recruited in health and perhaps hot much, il
any worse, than when left. ] had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers. containing advertisements oil
the Basom of Livcrworl, and resolved upon
trying It's boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country, used it. and in three months
was so well that concluded could safely
pass the winter here, and accordingly d'd so
| have used a bottle now and then, through
the past summer. am nnw IN as good hcaIiI
as can wish to be; my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every tccIIn o
health. | shall be pleased 10 receive any per
sou. who may wish for further particulars, a
my lodgings, CITY Hotel
A. A. DELAFtELD.
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INTERESTING CASES.

~ IJ. a. ~
rN""cf J'"m on I;'''o' ST. ~ U, Gym
.ec' '''"'"' was "''''o''" wiz" 'ne H"cu"'a'
'N"' every '"u''N"' every ''cu,c'hc "l'hln
reach VIZ, uSc"' o'l "''."u' entc', ""','
p'oc'leu ''''s L,n'',e"'' A''e' "S"e TWO oo'.
"oS, az" paw VI ''''r ''''''''S c"'cu me-
81 ."g$"1N" !" e"n'y,Va"la "r''rS -
'.oo "''''''''''o '''''.''"t mas occ' oc"c'
hc'a' !" e,e'g' nSe IN ~""" " "aS "S'd'
oo""e'" .1Iem "'''e'- ocnd me 'ur'
'nor supply VI 'cpo l'''''lchl. IL Is III h'gh
'eP'tr "e'o'
h,rtRN Ao'N' "''cS'- am out o.
'coo ''''''''''''' ""o II Is "'"In Gough' OF
mere ny P'iSoHS WHO nave uStu IT,