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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-30
Leather.

ylNiiE subscribers have just received on con-
Segment and Tor sale an extensive supply
of leather, consisting of
Calf Skins, Upper Leather, Sole Lea
Their. Harness Leather, and Sheep Skin
Innings. WALKER &ll lCKLlNG.
Ottawa, Dec. I'd, 1871. --tf2s
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JabcZ Fitch,

Justice Of The Peace, Onq'ca, Ills.
Office on Front Street, in the store room lately
occupied by l.. w. Link, Esq.
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Peters Pills.
Oils, Paints, Glass, Sc.

VtI0' WWtf0' VIW""i y
VNTALkER q IIlCKLING have just recciv-
w cd fresh supply Of oils, paints, glass, DC,
consisting Of
= IBIS inseed oil, "a boxes glass,
" tanners " COX. pure white lead,
, sperm Dbl sp. whiting,
" sp. turpentine, ! " sP. brown,
copperas, camwood, vitriol, nicaragua,
redwood, indigo, alum, &c. &c.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-30
william WI. True,

agent Of the Illinois Wufual Fire Msu-
rance Company,
OTTAWA, I'LL.
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TO Farmers * Wool Growers.

IN II T. subscribers
n would respect
fully inform the farm
ers and wool growers
of the country, that
they are prepared and
will manufacture good
clean wool into cloth
In lots Of one hundred
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GROCERIES,

Hrd,care, Crockery, clothing, Boots g.
Shoes, HatS e. Caps,
DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
Iron, Castings, Nails, School Books,
Paper, and a large assortment IF
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an assortment of almost every thing
needed besides thousand and one articles that
many might deem unnecessary. We can with
safety assure our customers that we can enumc-
rate more different articles in our stock than any
ever offered in this county. We have also a good
nf
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-30

Milton IL. swift,
=. Il. Shopc,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Solicitor in Chanccry:
OF AW A, I'LL.
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WASHINGTON Feb. ooh. ls43.
TO FARMERS
AND PRODUCE DEALERS.
yEyIE subscribers will at all times pay the full
= market value IN CASH for merchantabe
Wheat, Flour, Lead, Pork, Lard
and Corn.

Convenient Storage for all descriptions of Pro-
ducc and liberal CASH ADVANCES made on
Produce stored for the Buffalo, New York or
Canada Markets.
w. l.. WHITING & MARTIN.
Chicago, Feb. 1913. 40-S
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
|, Z, SlNGER K co.
DRY GOODS,

A RE now opening at their old stand in Otta-
N wa a large and extensive assortment oiFalI
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MarseiIles, May 90, 1913. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings Of Connections will hold State Con-
yention at New Haven, on Wednesday the 9Th day of
November next, for the purpose of nominating Gpn-
didates for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Treasurer
Secretary, and Controller, and for the selection of
six Delegates to the National Wing Convention, to
be holden IN Baltimore in May next. The convcn-
ton to consist Of delegates from each town equal to
double the number of its representatives in the Gen
eral Assembly. The Committees of the several
towns ore requested to attend the calling of meet
ings for,the appointment Of delegates as early Rs
practicable.
EZRA s. HAMILTON,{ Central
HENRY PECK. COMMITTEES.
New Havep, Sept. 7th, l643.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28
MURDER AND ROBBERY.


most horrid murder was committed in Middle.
town, tWestield Society on Sunday laston the per-
son of Mrs. Bacon, wife of Mr.. Eben Bacon one of
the most respectable farmers of that town. Mr. b.
con with all his family except his wife, were absen.
at church. When they returned Mrs Bacon was
found murdered in a most shocking manner-her
face horribly mutilated, her skull crushed in, her
throat cut, and seven stabs in her breast She was
most courageous woman and from appearances
must have defended herself heroicaly; the scene
in the room was appalling and frghtful.
She was about IS years of age, universally esteem.
ed. and member of the Presbyterian Church. The
house was robbed of SIS. The murder is supposed
to have been committed by couple Of foreigners
who had been about that region for some days, and
active pursuit was going on in all directions
Well may we exclain in the language of the New
Haven Courier. "What an APPALLING spectacle! Such
cold blooded fendsh murder, on Sabbath, day up.
on lone unprotected, defenceless woman, in broad
day light, in the very heart Of New England
~ HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD RAIL ROAR.
We learn that the Directors Of the Hartford and
New Haven Rail Road Company, after patient and
laborous examination If the subject have determine
ed unanimously to adopt the route crossing Connec-
ucut River little below Kings Island, usually cal
led the combined eastern and western route. This
decision is contrary to the original views othe menu
bers of,he Board. and has been gradually and eau
tously arrived at by consideration of the expenses
and advantages Of the rival routes and the demands
of the various interests of the stockholders and the
public The River route has decided preference
to the Rainbow route in the elevation of the summit
level the steepness of the grades the expense of the
grading, masonry. and the cost OF operation and is
inferior only in the of the land which is more
than overbaianeed by the annual toll of $4,000 which
the Western Rail Road demand for the use of their
BRIDGE which makes charge against the Rainbow
line OF $4,000 and which 10 avoided by the bridge
over tho Connecticut estimated to cost about $4,000
Such has been the competition for the work, that
the proposals from contractors are below the esti-
mates OF the Engineer, and on terms favorable to the
interests OF the Company.
BURGLAR CAUeKr.-Tha Danbury Times states
that colored rogue named George GauL who broke
open the store Of Mr. J. S. Stewart Of that place on
Tuesday night end stole quantity Of specie there.
kOm was captured after hard 6eht the NEXT dav, in
GRASSY Plain. A nh0r dslAnea Geu., IL. ,sll.S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28

AMERICAN INsrrrUrE.-The managers of,his inst.
tuition making vigorous preparations for their dis
play early in October. The anniversary discourse
viii bc delivered by the Hon. Daniel D. Barnard, Of
Albany-a gentleman of6ne scholarship. Of cultiva-
ted OraeOv, and ofsovnd American principles.
Mes E9R CsnnsVCisE ASsNAs~.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28

BURGLAR CAueHr-Tha DGnbuy Times states
that colored rogue named George Gau. who broke
open the store Of Mr. J. S. Stewart Of that place on
Tuesday night end stole quantity Of specie there.
From. was captured after hard eight the next day, in
Ggassg Plain. . sbon distance isom The ulIaes.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28

GREAT FIRE IN DANvERs, Massive
learn by postscript lin the Boston Mail,
thai fire broke out in Danvers. on Thurs
day night. which proved very Destructive
A new Unitarian Church, Just finished, was
entirely consumed, as were also. two la rye
hotels and some twenty other buildings
Inc hre commenced in a blacksmith's shop,
and was apparently extinguished, but was
rekindled. causing. great destruction. The
work Of an tncenIiary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28

whortte and blackberries, with the addition
OF little acid (vinegar or tartaric) to cor
rect the natural flavor of the fruit.-Conn.
He, aid.
MnLERIsN.-The North Adams Transcript gives
the following melancholy account Of the sad effects
of Millerism in North6eld Mass few days since ::
Mrs. Electa Stratton, wife of Horratio Stratton,
of Mortified, under its dark and balefu influence,
drowned herself in the Connecticut river on the 18th
ult. She was lovely woman Of twenty-one, endear-
ed to all who knew her. She has a mild and anna.
bic wife. afectonate mother, and devoted friend
But Mllerism had dried up the wells of The soul and
had robbed the world Of its charms and its claims
Tired Of existence, and filed with alarm and appre.
hension OF the approaching end of all things she for
got herself her husband, her children and her God,
and destroyed herself and the hopes and peace other
friends and family"
EsFEcrs OF MnLERlsM-we learn that young
man named Brown, belonging in Bethany, has be-
come deranged from the excitement attending the
preaching Of the Millerite doctrines. Application
was made BY his friends day or two since to have
him placed in the Aims House till arrangements
could be made to place him in the Retreat at Hnrt-
ford, which was granted. We understand that he is
an exemplary and industrious young man, and the
support Of his widowed mother-N. II. Courier.
The steepls of Trinity Church, New York, is to
be two hundred and eighty feet high being ty feet
higher than any other steepe in the United States
nearly hundred feet higher than any one in Boston,
and sixty feet higher than The Bunker Hin MOuu-
psnt -. -,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-28

EXPLOSION OF POWDER M1LLs.-Two ofthe
powder mills of Messrs. Dupont, at Will
mington, Delaware, were destroyed by ex.
plosion on Thursday. There were between
three and four hundred pounds of powder
in the mills at the time. A person who had
been in the employ of Messrs. Dupont for
more than twenty years lost his life by the
explosion. being in one of the mills at the
time.
The Rochester Democrat gives an illus
tration of the benefits of the tariff of 1912, as
regards the manufacture of iron. In add.
ton to several factories in various parts of the
country, an establishment for the manufac-
ture of sad irons more generally known as
flat or smoothing irons, is now in full opera
ton at Rochester, having orders from New
York, Albany and Buffalo alone for 20 tons
of the article. The quality is said to be su-
perior to the English, from whence the great
bulk OF the article has been supplied to this
country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10


- There Is lose IN en.it life
Which shans r1fn1e ma worldly strife
And seeka. to1ifmnefI he prinerl, 'icn,is
~ humble 90. happy ho6les
More gorgeous than The polnp 81 kins1 !,
The coral md the pearl II brings, 81
And 81 the glory Of he skies, ~
10 living Observation-Disclosures ewes.
The roses biboin Il Yields 10 view.
And lends iiSllIaerante i IN ia hue X
The giaddenihg smiles The balmy kiss, Nj
M'th looks Of fcndness thoughts Or blis
Feelings that scarce knnr va.ldiy leastl',
Ard dreams Of ecstaey and bessen,
blle'sllull znxtEties above, ii,
such, ssichis Noman'se arls love I'm
There is q love oLeldef growth,
Less dszzlinK than the lsse Of youth,
Where gentle looks and iapxious. care Iit :,
Aspire Ne Husbands toll TO share NJ
Which ieeks rs s0laee anal employ,
Providing foriher childreS ioy Iii
Which owns no happiness complete Isl
Till they are bealths, clean, and neat
Which strives To space the humble st0tgs
And make that little sonething more II Il
Loves which, shel frugal table spresii, !,
blessing brFAthes on daily biead llII
Which. seorning hnery and pride, n
Exults in comforts self denied.
And teaches rhah lis vain to roam
For pleasure toeoppare with home
This calms, as That the heart could nlosc.
And thisis wpmen's noon-day love
There is love in = later stage,
When pain and sickness grew on age,
When be, so Artive once. and gay,
Perceiyes approach his closing day
When failing strength and totteriag Bmb,
And sunken cheek and eyes grow dim,
And fallering voice aud vision wan, /
Have to a spectre changed the man !. Il
Then. love. By the fond wife possessed /
Foo vast, too grand, 10 be expressed,
Delights assiduousiy to ply, ~
And toolhes with tender sympathy
Consoles the mburner for the past.
And fondly s0othes him TO the last
This love, 10 hours the most foriorn,
SURPRISES that Of youths bright morn q
Different from thai which marked life's bri
Though not 20 briliisnt. more sublime
THIS love, from heaven derived its birth,
EoHfesses nelalgoy If earth
II lifts the sufferer from his woe,
Above the eare Of things below.
Mud points 20 brighter scenes above
And this is Womsii's final love .-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
WHEAT WANTED.

N ME subscriberS are DESTROYS Of purchasing
large quantity of wheat, for which they
z win pay the highest cash price on delivery at
the Old Furnace--or should farmers prefer il,
We will haul i from theK barns, as we keep q
team for1hst purpose.
We will also iranspsel Flour, Wheat, and
other pfoduce, By way ofihe Canal, TO the Dis
triet, at the lowest possible rates
On hand and for sale, or,exchange for coun.
iry produce,
Plaster, Salt, Groceries, SC. SC.
Farmers are desired to give us q call before
disPosing Of their Grain, as we viii give The
highest cash price on delivery
NJ. n &Y. w MOORE.
Old Furnace, JULY 81, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

S2auery III Teras. - We see ii stated
that a proposition u On fool To- organize
society n Englaudic advance ahm e
quail d The slaves ia .Texas-tha money
70 Be paid 10 The owners Of The slaves and
slavery 10 be abolished in that Republic
Il is said that lord Aberdeen has agreed
TO recommend The plan II Government.
also, thatathe Government guarantee tha
payment of a foan. on condition oil Texsf
becoming free state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10


HI4HIs sAcieni md ukn knonn establishment
III i nor n bitlef repair 70 mtnufscfurr
Flour Than Il hss etpf been snoe Il Va frtI
built, which Is slnosts century s.-h,lipE one 81
The besi hubblfs 10 clean wheat from Bib thai
j - he ss6te o. yifgipiss made BY ooe Of ths
owners of:fh1 Mil. ELffHa 5. sNipER. Berg
thus prepgred IS grisd AZ kinds of Grain. and
wishing e Be Consistently employed. We would
solicit all those who have Grain 10 grind %
give us 1 saII Shd see whether We viii not do
- Welffor them - any other Min II lhe coun-
q. f6r 9rery hundred bushels % Mefehania-
Sic Wheat weighing 60 ponds 70 tie busbei.
We will give 40 barreIs sunef6ne Flour. and
Alahd he lpspectiofin BaltImore. or 10 the Do
ffict0f Columbia WewiIl also furnish casks
Il requested by Inc owners Of The Wheat they
paying for the same when they get the return
for their Flour. We viii sIsD give 1850 ponuds
Of Onbll for every hundred bushels Of Wheat
We woul1 rather The farmer would Grind his
Wheat With Us for toll tban @Ior Us 10 buy, yet
Il any prefer selling, We will buyat fair mar
Net price, and pay he nash % 1ielisery
Tue p6 - bundle serFanfs,
ABRAHAM SNYDER.
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug ;, Iet3.-9n-
~ Our Sau MIL and Plaster Mil
are fn:good order, and Corn Grinding
il III. Cob Is regularly attended to.
Aug 5, isl3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

King james tie First er fie .9afi Ief
5eeco ouesfio4 he royal 'cDunierlk
blsst io tobacco, King JaNes declares Al
gainstsmokiHg a. @sa cnstoH''loathsone ~
The sse. balefulfo the nose harinfal y
I,hs hrsin daaeerous tp tie lungs. and ii
| blael tuu,e hereof ne afesl resembling the
horrible Ssyeians snok q that PIT whselx
Is bo,tomIsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
WHEAT WANTED

eNyHE andsrsigusd having based The ISLAND
4 MILLS. would respectfully inform ihe far.
msrssof Jefferson and The adjoining Coullies,
that he + DESTROYS Of purchasing
a large quantity OF Wheat,
for which he viii ~ al fines pay lbe highest
prices 10 cash. Those who wjsh to exchange
their Wheat FOR Flour can De accommodated. II
the usual way, Al the shortest notice.
lie trusts that By punciuality'in engagements,
he shall secure the favor ofhis friends and mer-
i q share Of the public patronage.
PHILIP co0NS.
Harners-Ferrv. July 81 la4a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
Stray Horse and Mare.

@TRAfED away from HsistoEn, oLi Friday
- norning last. one BLACK HORSE, and
BAY MARE. The horsespf good sSse. being
used for the eart--ihe mare Of somewhat small
Ter size.
Any inlormslion IN regard TO them Twin BE
thankfully received, ora reasonable reward q
ven, Il desired PATRICK McgERRf.
Halltown. July 81 fS43-3 a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

Tom Moore xboin early life published
some poetry under eignedlname. whose
distinguished characteristic was sensuaIi-
iy, Is said 10 more mature years TO have
expressed bis sorrow at having written
then. A friend once asked, when did
you first regretIh having written these po-
ems. MI. Moore Z, 'sWhen had a
daughter old enough tosrsad them, was
the emphatic rsrly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
MOR7(4EA.

a Ii persons indebted 10 me, are hereby no.
"A tiled TO cone forward imnedia,eIy and
make settle meni--uplsss Ibis request % eom-
piled With b. the irsf6f September next, SUNS
willhe instituted in al cases. without respect
TO ptrsops. NANCY DANIELS.
Jniv ~. fel3 Iii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

The Louisville Joprnal pf the 2isi ull
says that. between three and four hundred
handsome brick buildings are gong up*is
thai city this sea- SOM Many Of these are
situated oulois hitherto vacant, and Others
are displaclng old frame tenements-
There has been very great accession to|
The population Of the city during tie last
few months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
= . = "a = N ER s..

II AvING The control and direction or the
II POTOMAC MILLS. (capl. Reynolds's J
situated one mils below Shepherdstown, on the
Potomac River, and having put the same 10 good
repair, We are prepared to
Grind JYhedt as fast as II iOiH come in.
We invite all Farmers and Others, who wish
% grind their.wheat, to gye.us call before they
contract elsewhere. o. We are determined TO &C.
commodate all, in as short time as possible =
We win give Ger every 800 pounds Of Merchant.
able Wheat one Barrel OF Supsrfns Flour. and
stand The inspection IN Baltimore or the District
Of Columbia. and viii give 1900 lbs. Of Offali
1one-f fourth Of which TO be shipstuG,1 for every
100 bushels Of wheaton will furnish< ihe bar.
rels for the oifall
WM BUTLER.
EDWARD LUCAS,
JOSEPH McMURRAN.
July 81. Is43-9a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

ME subscribers. desiring to close heir bust
ness cdsr th(lf Sieck Of Goods 81 cost
Or cash. The stock bei1k entifels new. thew
think they can oifsr Inducements 10 pkrsons
Wishing 10 bug We Invite orr frieb5s aud the
public generally, y kall and exam ihe for ,hsm-
he'Fes. B. & R. LUCAS.
Etr1efst he. jnif, 81. 1sl3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

.MessrsA s. Her. II West Laedpe-
Ter towcship. Laae 4ster county Pa, have
raised thldeen aeadff6 pounds 81 cecoeae
The present season The. Examiner sags
These geniiemer have The necessary
apparatus fov reriiag and twisting silk and
lntead 10 manufacture their doeoons ofthis
years raising into i, eiog sillSi and perhaps
somesmall afhties. such as gloves, bosie-
" &c - .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

~
GoeD ADVICE THERE'S much good sense in
the following, although old, deserves 10 be re-.
peated once year
III anything in the world will make a
man feel badly, ezcePFpinchipg his fog
ers in the crack Of door, il is. unodes-
tionablyi quarrel. No man ever fails d
think less OF himself after, than he did be.
fore one--it 6egrades him 10 the sensibiI-
ity 10 disgrace On the one hand, and IA,
creases tie power and passionate irritabil.
ity on the other. The truth is, the more
quietly and peaceably We all get on, the
better The better for ourselves, The better
for neighbors. la nine cases out Of ten.
the-wisesl-courie is, if man cheat you,
70 qaitdealing With him il be be abusive,
gull bis company, if be. slanderyou, take
care 10 live 50 that nobody viii believe
him No matter who he Is. Or how be
misusfs you---,he wisest4way is Just TO lei
him alone for there i nothing better ihan
this cool, calm. and quiet way. FOR dealing
with the wrongs We meet with.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

II Is stated thai lie DIPLOMATS coai Il.
Mr. Cushing 10 which he ii 10 Be present
ed TO hesEnpsTbr Of China, siaters WITH
gold. Cosf $500! !. Thai Of Nj. Fletch.
eF Webster bis Secretary Of I.ega ish cost
between 90 and, $780, Old Benjamin
Frankliu went 70 Pstis. the gayesl Court.
ID Europe, ID his Quaker drab, costing
probably 20. Of 80 Now a days .dffessl
naFsslffs' ma,, ! a4ans oft he teiioso. s.
Iyn ssAa1g TirgiasaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

Zoe Smith The Illinois Ssste E4g.sieE
asserts that the agent Of Missouri lias apt
Piled 10 Governor Ford for 40 rmsd force
10 aid him ii arresting Joe again, !sui That
the Governor had not decided wi.sthefyls4
gran The rsquEst Or not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10

Sunrise The following pretty description j
BY Grace Harkaway.
Inc man that misses sunrise loses the
sweetest part pfhis existence. | love 10
watch The first tear that}gIisteDs in The d
penins eye q morning--the silen [ SONG
the flowers breath-ihe thrilling choir Or
the Woodland Ministries, 10 which The
modest brook riekles appgause-these
swelling QUITO the sweetest Of creation !
mains seem to pour some glad and merry
tale INTO delights ear as i the world had
dreamed happy thing. aud now smiled
Ger The telling Of IL!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-10
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IA SINGULAR BEfSG.


There has just died at Cobentz. ID the
prison called the Convent OF the Carnset
ii,es. man known 1by The name 81 fse
Freachmap tcih the mhits beard, coutined
there 32 years, o.. which 70. were voldn.
tafy. 10 1871, a soldier Of the 20th fegi
ment Of French dragons was discovere d
asleep, with his head on bis knapsack, in
the forest Of Coblentz. and taken up as a
deseIler He declared his name 10 81 An.
tonic Aliyera. native Of Aosta in ried.
mont. and Thai lie had received bis as
charge, with pension Of 200fr. a year,
from being subjectIs frequent fits of men
tai alienation. The authorities Ieft bin
temporarily inprison. There hefemsin-
ed until the aAiedtroops entered Cobaeulz
ia 1914 when an order. was given TO enid
him and. others TO a depot'of French Ri.
soners. Thishe strongly protested az ahst
declaring thafhe was not French pm|en
er. but an Italian discharged FROM the ker-
vice. ID the course Of lie next year, bis
father and uncle arrived and obtained his
Liberation, and took bin with them I'd their
way home. AL little distance from Cob
len'z be suddenly quilted. them and qfern
cd 70 ihe prison, requesting peEsissIo
10 be allowed TO resume his formeEdaar
;ers This was allowed, with fuI E5sr,y
granted 10 him 70 go oat when be pAAsed
Notwithstanding Ibis permission. hs 8ney-
er left his cell Tor % years. and Hpnna
that period never asked for light b FIRE,
no matter bow severe mightbe ibh cold
He spent bis lime ID making haia fipgsi
ivory thimbles, box psper-eatteFs, spd pth.
er little objects, which be sold 10 strangers
who came. 10 see him. He WA n gears
old al his death and having! n aSsF eui
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