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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

y young and respectable woman
from the West, visited New York
last week in quest Of employment,
when gctlemauly looking rascal
met her in the street and offered her
"a desirable situation" lie took
her to a hotel where he failed even
with threats to accomplish his he'll.
ISL purpose, then took from her her
shawl "in pay for his services and
notified thcpolicc that such and such
woman would apply for lodgings
and to arrest her. She did apply
told her story, and when Mr.. Gentle
man came round he was relieved of
the shawl and allowed to leave.
while the girl was protected and of
tercd an opportunity to earn an hon,
est living.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

John" said a gentleman to his
servant. " am going to church /;
and if it should rain, / wish YOU to
come with the umbrella for me
however, you need not come unless
it should rain downright" The gen.
tleman went. 1t did rain; but
John had gone to the other end OF
the town to see Mary. His master
came home with preached garments
and look Of implacahlc anger.
John said he, " why didn't you
bring the umbrella ?" " Because.
sir replied John, q" it raincd slant.
ing
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
It will do You no Harm

snd If il does you no good y0ur money viii
refunded in all cases, rs We give all our a %.
atrict orders 10 refund the money to any
all who have given the Panacea a fair trial,
will say they have not been benefited hF
use. In the large sales which we are maxi:
we have never taken back "A single bottle
otherwise, every one who has used II speak
the highest terms of its worth. Every fam
should have il by them. as it will not only sa.
them much expense, but may he the mel,.
saving the lives of many who reside ata
lance from physician.
The Panacea is of great strength. requi.-
as vou will see by the directions. but s,
quantity for dose; therefore it is he f1r-.
est medicine, the strength considered b. ,
market.
/ DIRECTIONs-For Cholera, Cl,i Il
/ bus. Bilious Collie. take from half q .,. -r-
FIJI to a tea spoonful in swcctru.d a-.t-. FL
T hot a. You can drink It. every fifteen .-
until the pain is relieved then take il ~ ...
or intervals until the disease l. cutir, ...
we'd. battling the stomach and bowel, .-,t
/ with the Panaeea, full strength.
For Dyscntery and Diarrhpa take -a
spoonful in from one to two hours, ar-Ha
/ tothc severity of the case. bathing ti, t.7,.
and stomach freely.
For pain in the Back Shonldcr- Head Ma
Limbs, &c, battle the part, affected.
For Neuralgia. NpfalnS and khcur si'.'-
battle the paris affected with the pauac,a .
at least an hour, when You will be a>toa.,.t
at the rc.ult.
For Cold you will find nothing equal tot
take q trasPoonful in a teacupful of hot wat,
( on .,i;no to bed.
For reethacn, fill the cavity Of the To-.
with cotton saturated with the Panacea' a.
hft' the gums freely.
For Cut~ and Bruises. Giluto with waite
al.ae freely two or ,.gct times da".
TO-. paHacra 8, }"w n'scca within n
Reach ol 81 ~ the ,paii -H'u 90 Fifty 1t,
..rsr bottle, q. Thirty eight Ga
small
Sold hy TIE principal Druggists. or SCI.
<.tf'~-. ou rcrripr 90. price.
\ liuerHl discount to the trade. =
G.. {. DoIl y 60. HlvgIir'
N----lr--- "
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

y DEAD SIIOT.-A correspondent
OF the Soidic,'s Messenger writes: \
certain Philadelphia General had
upon his staff lively young Lieu
tenant, rather given to stretching
the truth, and lad a remarkable IA
tility for Boosting of his own accom-
plishncnts. Upon a fine horse, he in
obliged daily in a ride amongst the
woods and bushes about a mi lie from
camp. Returning one day. lie pre-
scented tothe euyious gaze Of his bro
ther officers rabbit, that had been
shot through the head. Look at
that" said he, "shot him through
the head, my horse going at full
Spccd--can do it nine times out of
ten" Thus boasting, he turned it
over to the cook fer a stew. and took
. frequent occasion to alludc to the
fine shot. Next day. whilst all were
/ enjoying a good dinner, modest
/ rap was heard on the door of the
mess room, the door was opened. and
! a c0ntraOand presented himself with
Please. gemmcn. am de gommpn
here dat bought de rabbit yrster-
day" and then catching sight OF
our now confused Lieutenant. eX
claimed, " Here he am-hcrc's ano
der rabbit at de same price" The
roar of laughter that followed may
be imagined.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

\ steer was recently photographed
at indianapolis, Indiana, which was
seventeen hands high, fifteen feet
long, and weighed four thousand one
hundred and cighty-nine pounds.
lie was raised i'll Shelhyvillc, ndi.
ana.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

\ wonderful case of conscience
has been discovered in Milwaukee.
\ lawyer borrowed book thirteen
years ago from an editor, and return
ed it last week. When lawyers make
restitution there is hope for the coun-
try.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
PURELY VEGETABLE,

And is warranted TO be the best prepara,.-
ever offered for the prevention and Gun
Cholera, Dysentery, DiarrhHa, Cholcra " -
bus, Collie, Pain in the stomach or Bow.
Earache, Headache, TOOthache, 81. For
Weak or Lame back. or Pain in the Neck
between the Shoulders, or any other part
the body. the Panacea acts ike a charm /.
word. it will relieve pain from whatever gsr.
quicker than any other medicine in use. O.
power over Neuralgia is perfectly wonlegl-
Nine out of every ten cases Of all Fcy..-. a.r
q difficulties. and iutlammatioHS of what
nature. are induced by sudden closure ri &.
pores caused by sudden colds; and I'll.
way 10 prevent the cold from produce
ga So is to usc some remedy that viii opss p
pores at once. and we believe the Panae-4
do it quicker and more ctiectuIlly tia. a.
other medicine TRY II
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

Truth is Stranger than Fiction"
+ WIN G. HARDY, AM REGULARLY RE
L. ceiving New Goods from the manuiae-
tnfers and Importers. bought for cash, az low
figures, and will Ice sold at a small advance
from cost. with "A substantial guaranty OF spec
flied quality, at
NO. / HARDY'S BUILDING,
Such ~ Clocks. Watches, Jrwelrv, Gold, Silver
and Plated Wares in variety, for common
and spccim uscs, including choice -arti-
Giles for Birth and Holiday Pres
cnts. and for Silver. Golden,
and Diamond Weddings,
Silver Spoons of Ster-
ling quality. Silver
Plated Table
and Pie
Knives,
Forks, Spoons.
Ladies' Tea SETS.
Casters. Cake Il Card
Baskets. Cups x Gublets
Toast Racks. Call Bells, &c., of
the best quality, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Long and Short Sighted Spec
tacles * Nose Glasses. Pcriscopic Mag
nifviug Glasses, Fine SiYcred Coffin Plates
furnished and engraved to order, Scissors,
Thermometers, Rcyolvcrs, Cartridges,
and Water Proof Percussion Caps.
and many useful Yankee No
tions, too numerous to
mention.
/ Clock and Watch work correctly done; also,
/ job work. including Surveying, and Musical
/ Instruments done with lasting utility. am
assisted in the Watch Department by my ia
ther. who hts had much practical experience
/ in this branch, and will attend personally Ia
the real wants of important Watches. He will
+ give especial attention 10 Chrononetcr, tne
( Duplex and Lever Watches. and Double Tim
er-, and viii adjust and regulate them To- stan
dard Time. with great accuracy Of Ispchroad
vibrations, that such timckccpers may answer
fully the purpose for which they were made. N
/ whatever position they may bc used. Tie viii
put into good Old English Levers new parts
giving them the quick and uniform beat of the
American Watches, and viii add the Chr"nom
ctcr Balance. we'll adjusted to temperature anf
position Expense from 80 to So, ACCORDING
10 number of pieces. iineness of finish, and ae
curacy of adjustment.
stan and Cylinder work, Piyuting and jew
cling to a limited amount. done for the Trade
Ny thanks | hereby tender to generou
public for SO liberal a patronage IN the past
and | respectfully solicit o continuance OF tn
same All orders for goods or work, 10y eA
press stage OF otherwise, will receive promp
and careful attention,
WM. G. HARDY.
Bradford June T., 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21


An act in addition to sec. %, chap.
80 of the general statutes, relat
ing to the attachment of property
by copy.
II Is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. !. There shall be added to
the list of personal property, enum-
Grated in chap. %, see. % of the
general statutes of Vermont. and
subject to all the provisions of said
chapter, the article Of tobacco in the
process of curing.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect
Approved 10. :, 1866.
An act to amend sec. -, chap. AZ,
of the general statutes, entitled,
"Of Levy of Execution"
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. 1. Sec. 10, chap. AZ of the
general statutes, is hereby so amend.
cd as to read as follows: The follow.
ing articles shall be exempt from at.
(Concluded on second page.)
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
ReNenuc stamps,
In all denominations. at the postoiiicc
T. j. FLANDERS, Postmaster.
New Carriage Shop.

T'llE SUBSCRIBER HAS JusL,FiTrED
1 up shop In Winships Building nearly
opposite the Paper Mil. whore he will pay
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO REPAIRING
Old Wagons, Sloighs, and all manner of We.
hiclcs, ns well as to make new ones. lie Inns
had long experience in the best shops In the
state, and nl work will be done In The most
thorough manner. HENRY ID, BROWN
Bradford, July %, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

An act empowering Incorporated vii,
lagos and towns
to have and maintain lock ups or
jailS.
1T is h, e5y enacted, dc.
SEC. |. The inhabitants of any
village incorporated under the laws
of this State, and of any town with
in this State, shall have power at
any legal meeting of the legal voters
of such village or town called t0y
that purpose, to authorize the trus-
tees or bailifls Of such village, OF
selectmen of such town, to pur-
chase. or erect, and maintain at the
expense of such village or town,
one or more lockups or Jail, for the
purpose Of continuing therein any
person under arrest for any offense
against the laws Of this State, until
the final hearing, or examination, OF
trial OF snch person before a justice
of the peace and said lookup or
Jail shall be under the charge of
said trustees or bailit1S Of such vii.
lage, or seiectmen OF such town, OF
some person by them appointed fol
that purpose.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
For "a Family Medicine

hfsRhEt hNAAt ihN
they have no equal. For catha~ti, ther
unsurpassed, being far superior To he 1a...r'
illis that flood the market as they douo. vtl,
en- tho Bowels or leave them costiyo, IpyW
purely vegetable therefore pcrlectlv s4it'
al ages. The smallest child can take at
with perfect safety They are v 'uu.teaa
We represent them lion giving t. eH a Cd.
they do not prove equal to our rccomme
lions the money will he refunded ii 1m
are troubled with Hurried or pa
cult Breathing, Flutteriug at the lI.sf
Heartburn, head dull aud heavy, iulluo,
weight IN the stomach Suilocating or cbohu,
sensation while in lying position, plni-
ct vision, swimming of the Head Dlline,
lcllowncss of the skin aud eyes, Pain tu Gle
Back side, Chest, Limbs. &c. &c. Inward
Piles, Acidity Of the Stomach. Dun Pam TO- Is
iiead, sudden FluSheS of Heat, Burnin 70 tho
Flesh nausea, Disgust Of Food, Great nras
sion OF spirits and constant imagining Of Evil
Nc., ~c" You will find a speedy and p,.ls
nent rchct by using The Mandrake Biipn
They are the best Ncrmifugc known A. thous
ahds ct mothers can testify They recon
mend themselves, all We ask is for the afflicted
10 give them fair trial. They are meeting
with rapid sales and giving universal ,atisilc-
ton. 70 One to three bottles will cure the
worst ease of Dyspepsia. al
buy 1T ss1aca Try 1t:
SINGLE BOTTLES $500. SIX NOTIFIES
5000
- \ liberal discount to the trade. IL
For sale at the Bradford Drug store
G. c. DOTY & CO., prorretors
Office in llardys South Building. Bradford, w.
-- Diarrh~a always cured 10y using tie
Pauacoa.
$3.50 Never forget kindness
-- Study to he useful.
--- To Renew and Restore, use the Res.~i
ator.
- Eat to live aud not live TO eat
---- Prepare for sickness in the day Of ho.ltD
-- The Pen is mightier than the Sword, lai
Neuralgia is only conquered by the Ne.ets'
Panacca,
---- Never quit certainty foIhope,
- hat is moro attractive than - beantt
iul head of hair the Hair Reppp,rator 10 tho
best Hair Dresser.
$500 a faithful friend is the medicine Of NE
------- stop that Cough take Doty's Balssm
= DO unto others as you would have oi'
crs do unto You.
'---- simple diet makes hcnlthy children
= Aphyse that will not wcaken--our Man
drake lIittcrs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
An act relating to criminal prosecu

M act TtIaIIHE 70 CIIIIIIIHI I1TUscCU
tons.
It is he,eJg eRacfed, sc.
SEC. /. In the trial of all indict-
ments, complaints, ini'Ormations and
other proceedings against persons
charged with crimes or oi1enses, the
person so charged shall, at his own
request, and not otherwise. be deem
ed a competent witness, the credit
to he given to his testimony being
left solely to the jury under the in
structions of the court, but the refl-
sal of such person to testify shall
not be considered by the jury as ey-
idence against him.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

1T Is PREPARED FROM THE pressed
i ton of "A Physician of many years Of -
cessful practice; therefore the public NAV l.
safe in giving it a trial. 1t is perfectly liar.
less being
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
Something New {!

Something New j
DARLING g. Dlv0LL,
East COrinth,
"AyE JUST BOUGHT A LARGE AND
III complete stock of goods for cash, which
we will sell toie for cash or ready pay.
We especially invite all who are minced of
Dry Goods,
OceFieS,
Reddy made CLOTH
ing, Hats. Caps, Boots d,
Shoes, Medicines, Paints and
oils, Furs, FM-tiRed and Far
bound Goods, BafdIo Robes, Bells,
HOd Ware, C,'ockery, Rubber
and Worsted Goods, to gre
as CaH before buying
else where.
/ LADIES LADIES -.
Our Stock Of
Prints,
Delains.
Alpaccas,
Lyoneses,
Thibcts,
Coburgs.
Poplins
Dress &
MlIliner Goods,
OF all kinds,
Hats, Caps,
Bonuets 4
Hoods.
l. now tlll and complete, which we viii ~,il a
VERY Low FIGCHES.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
Approved NOV. 10, 1866.

An act to amend an act approved
Nov. u, 1864, entitled an act to
provide for the repairs of houses
of public worship
1t is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. /. The nroEiso at the end
of section ., of an act approved
Nov. q, 1864, entitled an act to pro
vide tor the repairs of houses of
public worship, shall not reconstruct
as applying to any association which
has not 10y its articles of association
the power of repairing its house OF
public worship.
SEC. >. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
OO1Y'
VEGETABLE PANACEA'
OR
PAIN KILLER

Is MEETING WITH RAPID SALES AMI d
GIVING UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

common place apologies for his basensss and
hiormin{ her Iher the LOVING vornzn 20 whom
pc owed nis an. owed The very coat on nts
s oase ~ - =, ahn me very meney, With Which he
given y the world and the wcrldae golden
God for him N mat ~ sthe kepf onlsiv ne
having con vefted All her property ln % Gaze !,
anc taken ~ win nm, would allow her he
week. -.e-4 . = a. I'D a. 4
The false husband and nnnstnra relative.
with his unhappy victim, have .sgone TO En-
rope" ,.,,... ..,,,..,..-.-,--.,
but at least the reprobation Of society should,
alike here and abroad, be dTrected on the head
Of the villain, while the heartfelt and mes.
practical sympathy OF the commn nity, both
here and in Washington, should be besto we'd
upon his unfortunate but most esiimabie
VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26
A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

we can conscientiously recommend to those suf
LerInS from q distressing cough, DR. STRICK-
lands mELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
u gives renef almost instantaneous and is with Il
hotdsagfeeabie 10 the taste. There is no deabt
put the Mellinuous Coagh Balsam is one Of the
pest preparations In nse, and all that It's propri-
past Teek and found relief from most DISTRESSING
SSousn. 1t Is prepared by Pr. Strickland, No SO
sycamore street Cincinnati, Ohio. and for sale Inv
Druggists. Sold by J. W. MARIN co, also #
WAITE,S Drug Store, and CHAS. CHRIsTI.
ANis 3l' Pc. avenue and a02 Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

VIRGINIA NEws.--The agent of the Central
X. X, aunton, received q dispatch last week,
telling him TO charge delegates to the .Conyen, ,
tion al Alexandria half fare. In giving tick
cts he asked several members to the aso.caIIed
Union Convention" If they "were going to the
Convention They, thinking he meant their
Convention, answered ssyee," and he gave
them tickets at half price. As 1t was a mistake
all around he hopes it will be corrected by the
delegates TO the Radical Convention. "
The corporation Of Danville has almost
unanimously voted a subscription of ten thou
sand dollars to the Lynchburg and DanvilIe
railroad. In Lynchburg on Saturday one hum
dred additional shares TO the same road were
taken. t.t r...
VIM. A. Powell last week sold to M. Harri-
SON a lot OF twenty acres of land ad Joining
Leesburg for S75 per acre. There were mo
Improvements on the lot.
Mr.. A. Stephenson sold his farm, adjoining
the Court House, last week to Mr.. Canfield. of
New Y ork, at $50 per acre-a good price.
The unanimous election of Capt Steuart 10
the position Of Sheriff Of Alexandria county is
announced. s+- r-E... 70 ..rI 90.
The Petersburg Express says that man left
there Monday on a trip TO the North, for the
sole purpose Of seeing sitting hoops" and the
''false calf" those articles not having vet an
peared in Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

MEXICAN AYFAIRs.-lt IL announced that
the Official information Of the intent ton of the
Emperor Of Franc ce TO withdraw his troops
in that country The Liberalists are reioicin1
greatly over the matter, but the adherents Of
Macmillan are downcast, and fear that N
forebodes the downfall OF his empire. There
Macmillan contemplates abdicatou before the
French contingent is withdrawn; but upon
this subject nothing authentic appears 20 be
known. Some French troops have already
sailed from Vera, Cruz. The attitude Of the
United n States Government in protesting
against Austrian troops being sent TO Mexico,
as IL prevents Maximilian from getting any
aid from abroad, certainly places his empire
in avery precarious position as soon as the
French are Withdrawn. Mr. Cor win, the Amer.
lcan Charge Affairs, has left Mexico for the
United States. 20 q TsN Hdf 20 : - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

A NEw MOVE OF PICKPocKETs OK THE
STREET CARs.-A few evenings since while
one Of The 4th Avenue cars was passing the
corner OF 14th street, about eight O'Clock, the
conductor suddenly put ont the lights upon
which there was Simultaneous rush OF
plckpockets upon tie car, and several watches
and other yaluables were taken. A gentleman
VINO was riding mp town N the time noticed
the number of the conductors badge. and in :
tends reporting the matter to the company
". i. EzDress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED by DR
STRICKLAND,S pix RE n EnY -

Mr.. Glass, Of Jsnesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that ne
has been troubled for eight years with an sggra
waited case OF Piles and his brother ged
rom the army IS lncurable, he being quite para
yzed with the Piles) Both those distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DR. STRIOKLANDS
PlLE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
Ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
are cured by Dr. Strickland 8 Pile Remedy. It 10
500 ey pruggtsts everywhere. Sold by J. W.
avenue and 5O3 Ninth street 90 H.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

SLAG.-It is stated that the immense hills OF
Stag that surround iron furnaces in all places
where iron is found are about 20 be utllized
An invention has recently been patented in
England by which Stag is 20 he used rs sub
stitue for emery. IL Is said 20 be even superior
TO emery in polishing steel, iron and other
metals, and the new substance called .,netal-
lium- into which the Stag - 10 be MADE. can
be produced al about one-1ifth the cost OF
emery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

a PERFECT BRUTE In London, las- week
man named Johns drowned himself vyIfb
this note IN his pocket: "Mrs. Johns, when
You receive this shall be no more Yon ara
the cause ofmy misery. i shall never trouble
You again. The act i have committed will
deprive you Of all benefit from either CIub
said her husband was q abrute. e."-Inssroros
Record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

1The idea OF annexation 20 the rrni,e6
States Is gaining ground throughout the West
S-Five hundred men are engaged in clean
ing the streets and alleys i'm Chicago
~J. Littleworth Of Pennsylyania. is the =.
ther Of thirty -one children. Not SO littIe worth
after all. -'f . = = ~
MANY people might be made happy win
the happiness that Is lost in this world
ga three headed negro child born I'm Rad
ford county, N, o., lived three days.
SMajor General James Shields is out in n
letter supporting President Johnson,s policy.
~The Tilton (lnd.) Times complains that
root" in the 6ourt-house yard in thst Village. .
1The latest novelty for gentlemens wear
is the ssHard Rubber Cravat"
ga case Of miscegenation has shocked The
humanitarians OF Sandgate, VT -
~The German laber movement In yireinia.
so far. has been failure.
@They call 'false calves ''bob veal" in
sIRossini says Liszt writes masses 10 accus-
tom himself TO say them. 1900 = =
Swhy is man lifting side Of bacon or
a. nook 10 be pitiedf Because he IN q poor
creature (pork reaeher.) = sI.rraf 80 y
SIn several counties IN GeorEia the IN :
habitants are wholly dependent on the next
wheat crop for subsstenc ce through the year.
with water from a iaEs In Ihe sierra NeyaSs
mountains by anaqaeduettwo hundred mIlss
long is1c - - .s-r5 = ,ii--t ~ f-'TT
VGen. McClellsns wife has become a
mother at Dresden, from which the Generate
friends argue that he has more decision of
character than be has received credit for M
- a young farmer Of Upper Coos, n. n.
had three calves, two colts, eleven pigs nine
lsmss-and baby, added to his in nsentory az
personal property the other night. ~ 1'9rr
50 The late Mr.. Daley Of New Yort WIS.
afed b6 v hen be died How n man could
live so long, who died DALEY, IL NOT ea-
- Ssepa~n Phiilips, OF HarvIch, Mass, ad-
veitNss IN karnssable paper. forbiddine ..any
r. t-"h msrry NJ koeilinda Pratt, she having
pr'uhed 70 marry mes zl = 7-'1yf- -