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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

GPeEN TO BE HANGED Sheriff
Kirlball of Middlesex County, Mass, re-
ceyed from Cor. Bullock on Monday
.norning, the death warrant for the execu-
ton Of Green, the Maiden murderer, on
the 18th Of April next, at the Jail in East
Cambridge. The Sheriff INN ediately
Green of the action of the Gov
ernor and Council, and the order contain
ed in the warrant for his execution, and in
assuring him there was no reasonable hope
for reprieye. urged him to occupy the
short time which remained in preparation
for death. Green received the announce
ment with considerable emotion, and has
abandoned all hope Of escaping the death
penalty.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
Vote for County Commissioners

The last two towns given above are as
we have heard themfepoited, which leaves
IL majority for Guild, but Wilmington,
we hear, gives absnt 40 majority for Camp
bell which maks it about even, aud as The
back towns s, far have generally given
small msjorities agains, Guild, it is probable
that Campbell is elected by small majority.
We understand hat votes for Campbell
were sent to this own, but they were not to
be found on election day and were doubtless
squelched, otherwise Campbell would prob
ably have had majority in this town, as
many voters inquired for other votes. The
supporters Of Campbell were caught nap
ping, and have had a very narrow escape
If, indeed, they have escaped at all.
LATFRl-l6 Towns Campbell, SIS, Guild, sos.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
BOSTON MARKET.

TUESDAY, MAX. Q, 1855.
CoTToNThe market for Cotton remains about the same
The advces from Europe fall short Of expectation and the
dec line in 80 ID has aso had depressing influence
FIGURING material change has taken place In the
Flour market the past week The sales have been 81
30 for Western superne; st Louis Flour Sla to 10 90
GRAIN-The market for Corn has been quite firm the
past week, and prices advanced from to Sc per bush
Gales of Western Mixed have been at SO q pc Oats
main without change, with moderate demand. White
PR0vISI0NS-Pork is selling at 1913 to "a for prime
ami 49, S34 for clear CASH Lard 10 to l9s Smoked
Hams 10 to 20c per h. Butter is In better demand, with
sales at As to Soc for good and choice.
WO0L-There has been a fair demand tor Wool, and
prices remain about the bur the dizziness of the
ket for WOODEN goods causes little unsettled feeling,
Q0LD-l33.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
STATE OF VERMONT, The proba.. Court for

STATE OF ERMONT,, The Probate Court for
pIsrRIcr OF WESTMINSTER. IS. said District.
To whom IT may concern: dRrErisa
xTOU are hereby notified that Emily A. Fisher guardian
II Of CARRIE H. FISHER and WARREN E. FISHER
heirs of Royal Fisher late Of Grafton In said district
sed has fled application in writing setting forth
that il will conducive the uterast Of said wards %
sell all the real of her said vards and has applied
for license sell the and that said Court will de
eide upon said ppcasion special session thereof u
he held At the probate Townshend In sid district
on oath Of March 1885 when and where you ear
be heard la the premises If you shall see cause
C. B. EDDY. Regr.
March s. 1896. lo-H
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, MAX. 2. 1885,
Prices Of Market ReefExtra S13 90 a 10 rs FIRST qual
ity Sl2 50 g SlS 90 second quality 81 50zD Si2 so
third quality s 10 so a Sll 90.
Prices of store Cattle-Working Oxen, pair-Sl75
a sos.
Mich Cows and Calves--s45, $40, $50 800 a 800
Yeariings 800 a. 500 two years old 500 a 500; three
years old 800 q 5000
Prices of Sheep and lambs In lots 80 90, so co. a
5000 each extra 80 90 80 90 5000 a. so 90 or al
extra s q 80 y ID live weight
Hide 81 q i0c p b Talow 9t9 1oc. y Is.
Pelts 500 q 50 80 aeh Calf Skins 90 GOO c. y b
REMARKS--There slight advance in prices this
week owing mainly to tie improved quality of beef The
best sold l4c but god lots went for Is. The number
of Sheep Ia 1900 hes than last week, and sales
quicy at advance ofabout IA to l-2 per ID.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

CHESTER DRAMATIC CLUB - The
Chester Dramatic Association is winning
many laurels, and they are to give two
more exhibitions on the evenings of the
Goth and 2ist of this month. Their seem
cry which has all been made expressly for
them, is very fine and beautiful, and since
their last G, hibi,ion they have had drop
curtain painted expressly for their use in
front of the stage, besides some new seem
cry. We congratulate them on their fine
success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

GREAT SLEIGH Rps The largest
sleigh ride party of the season, came from
Ludlow on Tuesday Of last week. 10 the
:. Ingraham House" The party number
ed abou, enc hundred and twenty-five
couples, in sleighs drawn BY six, four. two,
and single horses. The procession was
over half mile long, and was escorted
into the town by band composed of old
musicions from Ludlow and Chester
The party made fine appearance, and
had an excellent time, as do all who visit
g Ingraham."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09
Town Meeting.

day, passed off with much quiet, and with
out contest during the day. The wealth
er was Of unusual severity, but there were
over a hundred voters present during
most OF the session, though only about a
dozen from this village. There were
three or four ballotings only. but no par
ticular strife. On first Constable the vote
was w. $. Barry, 81, N. S. Proctor 70,
which we believe was the highest vote
cast during the day, being total of 1928.
On first Selectman the vote was Coolidge,
S6, Webb, Al, and few scattering, Mr..
Webb being elected. There was but
few scattering votes thrown against Mr..
Wiley for second Selectman. On thir d
Selectman the vote was Sabin 10, j. A.
Willard 81, and a few scattering. The
following is list Of the officers chosen -
Moderator-Col. Asa Wentworth.
Clerk--A. S. Campbell.
Selectmen--C, E. Webb, H, /. Wiley.
J. A. Willard.
First Consiable--N. S. Proctor.
Treasurer--Asa Wentworth.
Oyerseer of Poor. Nj. Parker.
Listers--E. Olcott, f. r. Osgood, l.. W.
Adams.
Auditors-James II. Williams, C. w.
Fairbrother, L. w. Adams.
Fence Viewers--David Stowell, John
A. Burt, w. w. Palsipher.
Grand Jurors-K. P. Barry, A. S.
Clark, L. H. Estabrook. Sealer weights
and measures, w. w. Pulsipher. Inspec-
tor Of Leather, Benz Frost. Pound Keep
er, Albert Stearns. Town Agent, c. b.
EDDY. Superintendent of Schools, Rev.
Mr.. Barton. Sections. Justus Baker, f.
d. Holton, r. II. Halliday, Jonathan Col
ton, I. Il. Lowell.
Grand Jurors to County Court--C. w.
Fairbrother, L. W. Adams, Russell Hyde,
III. L. Adrich, G. w. Morrison.
Petit Jurors--Q M. Doran, Alexander
Atcherson, X. p. Barry, Benz. Frost, F.
c. Spaulding, d. X. Barry, George Slate,
John Arms, Asa Wentworth, Aaron Arms,
Samuel Cragin, D. G. Nourse, j. II. Haz-
elton.
Highway Surveyors-Disirict No. /,
Elias Olcott. No. 2, Charles p. Morse, 3,
John w. Edison, 4, L. L. Albee, 5, f n.
Webster, 6, NJ. Richardson, 7, r. F. Cow
ing. 8, E. s. Sabin. 9, K. p. Barry, 10,
Joseph Jacobs, IL, G. w. Hadiey, IL,
John Moar, IS, A. Buss, IA, Calvin Brown,
Is, George Gil-on, l6, H. /. Wiley, IL,
S. E. Adams, Is, f. p. Courser, 10, l..
C. Barber, 20, G. c. Siowell, 2l. S. f.
Albee, %, John Thayer.
The meeting voted to appropriate SIPS
to buy new hearse at Rockingham Center.
Voted also that The first Constable should
collect all taxes assessed on list of 1866,
and that the meeting shall elect from the
lowest bidders. There were but two bid
ders, N. S. Proctor Si50, and WIS. Bar
ry, $I45.
This was done before the first constable
was Oh osen. Messers. 4. r. Osgood, L.
c. Hubbard, and Charles Sfowell were
chosen a committee to set off school dis
trict No. IL to adjoining districts. Il was
voted TO build covered bridge over Viii
| liams river in place Of the one which re-
Gently broke down. Voted to raise tax Of
so cents on the dollar for the year ensu-
ing.
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Married.

In Chester at te residence Of the BRIDES frther Elijah
d. Tarbell, Esq by Rev. G. a. Gurr. Mr.. JOHN f..
ROUNDS, and Ms SUSAN A. TaRBELI. both OF Chester,
In this village, aarch 6, by Rev NJ A. Stevens Mr..
NJ. CARLISLE o Chester, and Miss NANCY j. WOODS
of Rockingham Also March {, Mr.. JEREMIAH L. WARE
of walpoe, anddiss FlDELIA BARABEE Of the same
place
At the Ingrahm, Chester March g. by the Rev. c. q.
6urr, Mr.. JoHe b MINARD of Westminster, and Mrs
CHARLOTTE A BILLINGS of Rockingham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

Mechanic Hall, has seldom been Wis
tied by so large audiences, as have as
sembled there on the last two evenings, to
witness the exhibition of 8 The Great
Polyorama OF the War" We can say
that we have seldom seen any audience
so completely eniranced, for Two hour, as
have been the crowds who have been Pres
ent at these exhibitions. 1t is ~haI it
claims to be, a true, pictorial history OF
the Rebellion and We only repeat the
words OF another, when We say, G. better
idea Of the Rebellion can be here gained,
than from Ill The histories which have ev-
er been published" Those who miss see
ing this, will miss seeing one of the besi
exhibitions ever given in Salem.-Saien
Observer. t
To be exhibited at Wightman Hall
March 9th and 10th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

ANDovER.-The following are some of
the real estate changes which have recent
ly taken place in Andover. and not before
noticed in the TrMEs: Abial Spaulding
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STATE or vERMoNT. The Probate cour,

DISTRICT OF wEsrxrssrEs s.. said District
To all interested In the estate of ELLIOT c.
CHASE late of Jamaica In said District GREETING
YOU hereby notified that Curtis Robinson, the Ad
mnistrator Of the estate of said deceased has flied
his application in writing setting forth that It will be
essary part the real estate Of said deceased 10
order raise the debts against said estate
and that it would be beneficial all persons interested
therein to sell the Of said real estate fos the pur
pose of paving the and Of distributing the remainder
Of the proceeds among the heirs entitled the and
has applied for license to sell the aud that said
Court will decide upon said application at special ses
sion thereof be held at the Office of the Probate Court
In Townshend in said district the Path day of March
1856 at 10 O'Clock A. when and where you >can b
heard in the premises If you shall see cause.
| c. B. EDDY Regr.
| March & 1896 1912
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

Pomroy's New American Heat Register.
4 GENTS WANTED in every town in Windhsm County,
IL whom liberal Inducements will be given.
Address GUILD &c EkSR,
Bellows RN,ls, Vt.
BELLOWS FAILS, Fab. q, 1855.
We the unpergned having used and thoroughly tseted,
pomroy's New American Heat Regulstor do sereby
press satisfaction with ITS workings. is not only sill
that is claimed for economixer Ge fsl bat also
promoter Of health and comfort
SAMUEL NICHOLS. 8as.ews Raiis, w.
II. H. STeu GuToN, : =
A. N SWAIN
j, d. PERKINS,
WESTMINSTER VT. Feb "a 1866.
MsssRs Gump FARR.--i1sar Siss:s-rhe name, Pom.
oys Regulator, is wholly inassate to indicate the
aerits of the Instrument I. shall be called fne and
Saving Apparatus ne obor saved in attending the
re, a short time amply pays sherxpenre Of the
lator while the cost of the fuel saved will bsno ena
um 1t houl be called Heat Retainer, since i seisss
upon the air which often with much of heat
euerated and by system 81 rsLning and reflect
ag, saves 1t for use IL m much ylsrsed with IT,
8 Yours, H. y WARD.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

Eastern ,ruont aiuslesl AssoclsfiSo-
The E.>eeatie, COMMITTEES Of tbis A.
sociation ,ill inset "a, Lnsyahans Hstei 4
Chester, n Monday Match i2h SOS,
at ten o'cleck in ..s .o.0....a .G make ~.
fragments for the Annual Convention.
1t is hoped that all officers and others in
ierested will be present.
JEROME w. PIERcE,
Chairman Of Committee.
SPRIsGFIELD, March, l, 1906.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

A CARD.-The undersigned would
gratefully acknowledge her appreciation
of the kindness of her friends in Bellows
Falls, who have so generously contributed
to supply her recent loss
HErTA f. ROBINSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

A IL PERSONS Indebted to Guild & Farr, hereby
"a notified that they make immediate payment 70
save CENTS We want and viii have our dues II We can
ert them THIS Is THE LAST CALL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-09

NvEHn undsrrignsd having Do
j ssll - ~ - a Thursday
1880 a. ten o'clock, A. NJ, bis Z
chssssr scath viitaes, aaa sixb
highsss state Of cultivation, on ,
Ming water 70 same, and your
100 trees. Farming tocs-a i
horss wagos, horns sled. harness
5 on yokss, 8 tons hay, 100 ousn,
tatnea, Is cords wood. Hoaseho
Also ot5srs II private sale rs az
mils Of the viilagp, thirty u VII.
scr~a contain 1000 youns mspl
Chester, Feb. ~, lses
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Died.

Marriages Deaths inserted Obituaries, inciud.
ng poetry, to paid for according to length.
In Centre Rtland, Feb. l6, after short ilness Mr.
JOHN r. PEDER aged 81 years, 10 months and 10 ia,
New York apers please copy.
In Andoves Feb. 10, CLARA ~ daughrer of Putney 8
and Rachel Hannun, aged months and is days.
In Low.a fassss Fab. p. sARAHJ, wife of David G.
Stearns svndIani od daughter sullivan Fay Ea4
of Low.i, Mss, aged 81 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
NAVY BULLETIN.

The United States steamers Nacklnaw and Mohcan
were al st. Crois d. W. J., on September - All hands
on board well
OCT. l5---Acting Ensign Vim. G. Parry, from June 30,
1866.
ORDERED.
0cT. ls.-Carpentcr Josiah +. Carter TO the 0sspcc.
DETACHED.
Ocr I5 Acting Third Assistant Engineer Alex. D..
Rcnshaw. from the Resaca and granted leacc Of alb
sence Paymaster Horace p futile, from special duty In
the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, and ordered
the Onward Captain a. IuleIan, leave from duty as
Fleet Captain OF European squadron, and placed on
waiting orders.
THE SOUTH PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Rear Admiral Pearson, commanding the South Pacific
squadron reports to the Navy Department from Calao
the 9th nItimo, that asrs there are tranquil 10 every
respect The Tuscorora still at Valparaiso the
watcrce was at Panama, awaiting the arrival OF the
party about 10 survey the isthmus for ship canal.
Rear Admiral Pearson reports the steamer Saranac at
San Francisco and the Dacotah and Nyack at Callao
INDIA SQUADRON
The Department has adviccs from Rear Admiral ".
H. He'll, commanding the East India Squadron, dated
Nsgasak, Japan July u.s. in which information s given
of the arrival OF the United States ship Supply
Macao the 9Th OF july with stores for the squadron
Tho Supply ninety eight days ON her passage which
Is the shortest made By any vessel from the United States
TO China this season.
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THE lABol moyEmrNr.

JoURSgYxAS HoRE sH,Ess.--A large and ontLu siasuc
meeting Of the members of the Jouneymen Hor-hoers'
Protective Union and Benevolent Society held last
evening at Constitution Hail. Third avenue The pres dent
Thomas Russell In the chair After calling sbe meeting
order the chairman stated the object Of the meeting
which 10 endcayor 10 bring those who not
members Of the organization. aud consequently do
experience the advantages arising from n connection
with the society, within the sphere OF it, benefits
puriny the past two months the association has
70 Us members the orgOa standard rate OF ccmpansa
lion per diem which had been considerably and
have also succeeded in obtaining from fher employers
reduction Of the hours OF labor Saturdays, enabling
them 70 leave work at four o'clock p. NJ those days
Dennis Kerrigan, president Of Brooklyn organization
Of kindred nature also addressed tho mcellng at con-
siderable length, and o number Of now members were
enrolled The utmost unanmIty prevailed. Precious TO
adjournment = resolution adopted rendering IN
nous vote or thanks TO the HERALD q mark Of
appr citation Of tho interest manifested by that journal
the objects Of the society.
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Mutual VS.. Excelsior.

The return game between the above named clubs
played yesterday afternoon at the Elysian Fields Ho
boken, proved to be pleasing to the spectators as
creditab,e TO the contestants both for playing and de-
pertinent, and witbal as lively game could well be
wished for The playing Of the Mutual nine was a. re-
markabe improvement that of Thursday last both
field and at the bat and looked very much like their
old style OF doing business r. Hunt was, usual the
fe Of the club and bonnced around as spredly as q
young kitten. Martin was well in on the pitch again.
as the unusual number OF foul balls plainly showed. In
fact all the nine did very WELL and deserve foil credit
Norton OF the Excelsior received bad by being
hit IN the mouth with the ball tipped by Jcwett while
Norton playing close TO the striker Although the
blow was d severe one and swellcd his mouth In
ner that would delight adhrrent OF the he did
give up, but took the position OF short stop and
played very well through the game. Anderson, Brain
erd Flaney Whiting and Holt each did good service in
the ineld while the oned also well taken care Of
by Clyne, Fletcher and Smith.
he Of he GA ma ia as follows
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AID FOR THE suFrtatss sY TIVE QUEBEC FRl.

The following letter has been addressed 10 tho Press
dent Of The New York stock Exchange, and also 20 al
the other leading financial bodies In the city
To TINS PaEsipxNr or ruk NEW yoHx srcck Escnisas
In behalf OF the committee appointed 70 receive aid
the sufferers by the terrible In Quebec whereby
eighteen thousand persons rendered homeless ven
pcnness, and the destruction Of personal properly
fearny great bea leave to ask your honorable body
subscribe such an amount IL In its Judgment
10 elect such subscription viii be received by C. Ash
worth ESQ., and du. acknowledged he having been selected
as the banker of such fund.
y. GIRorx. Member Of copmite.
In response 10 this appeal the New York Stock Ex.
change has headed the Lat with subscription % $4,000
subscription list for The above object l. opened az
Mr. q. Ashworth's banker, No. Wall street
The committee appointed by the s. Jean Baptist BE.
nevolcnt Society OF New York inform the public that
subscription list for the benefit OF the sufferers OF tie
Quebec nre is now open a. the ONCE OF & Ashworth,
Esq, No Wall street
The committee acknowledges the receipt OF ~ 900
from the srw York stock Exchange.
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wesTcHesTER iHItlleeHct.

Cows po,soSkD Tnnoes NEex.-During the isiler
part Of last week some cvminded person gave poison
to valuable COWS belonging 20 Mr. Maxwell, ard
Ave OF them were polsoncd-three Of ibctn already
dcad, and the Others expected 10 survive Mr. Max
we'll cannot think why any mscrcant should thus
destroy his property, he Is not conscious Of having
injured any person.
NOMINATION FOR RscsIvm % TAxH.-4he democrats OF
the town Of Morrsania met last night al Central Hall
Morrisania, and nominated James q Waters for Re
ceivcr OF Taxes.
TIM TAxrAYKRs AND CIrizrSs' ASSOCIATION NORMA.
ToS-The Taxpayers and Citizens Association OF The
town OF Morrisania have nominated Charles Weeks AZ
a candidate for Receiver OF Taxes
KNIFE DRAWN on 4 CAR CospUofoR. On sunday even
ing named william suthn claiming to live at No
I32 Water street, New York when asks for his fare by
Henry Burton conductor on one Of the Harlem Bridge
Morrsania and fordham cars refused TO pay and drew
a knife, with which he assaulted Burton. He
rested and locked till yesterday afternoon when jus
tce Hauptman, at the urgent solicitation OF his friends
who are very respectable people released him pay
mcnt OF the costs Of the court.
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SHOULD Be ABOLISHED.
70 rns EDITOR ov rur HERALD.

To INV EDITOR ot rHF HERALD.
Tue high'h Avenue Railroad Company i one 81 the
oldest IN the CITY, aud for several year, past has studied
the interest Of the public very faithfully /. has many
new aud clegan, cars the road and is stock win
fevoraby compare with any 81 the roads in the CITY
Some OF the cars, however should be taken from tho
road, rolled into some lot there il one On HE
corner o. Forty ninth street and Eighth avenue opposite
their sablesl and huge bonfire made of them sneak
particularly Of The old Bolivar top cars tina, bss
been on the road since the rsi day II oomcn run
ming These cars are actually nithy-disgusiiuriy co.
and quite beyond cleansing person cannot ride ten
blocks IN ono or them without getting with yer
min The red plush cushions add back OF the catss arc
literally stuffed with obnoxious vcrmin aud passenger
cannot be seated In Of them 6fcen minutes vithoo,
suffering nom thcm. lady friend Of mine on Friday
last rode from the stand down 10 Forty street and
when sbe reached home found seven creeping
tons upon her shawl hove several times beer afflicted
IN the same manner from ridins on The EsLth avenue
road This u not AN Judging from Appearances tho
nterors y 'fese cnrr bfte nei been washed j. lvc
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Rev o.. smyTH AND TINE rtNIANs.
r. I'm EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

r. rms EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEw YoRk, Oct. - 1866
Having scen IN this mornings HERALD report OF a
sermon on tonianism delivered by the Rev. Charles n
smyth, 70 which the following passage occurs .-"Hc
bad document in his possession written by John
o'Mahony IN which The Rcmsh church accused OF
Gillette h2oity hereby brand THAI assertion an uu.
warranted Misrepresentation which the following state
nent OF facts will prove " 20 he Some months since
man named Goodwin was holding forth IN this city 10
the scattered remnants OF Irish Orangesm lie piaoacd
Vie strceis VI ~ an announcement IL a lecture 10 be
delivered by him in Clinton Hall and invited Fenians
and irish Catholics 70 attend In order that they might
hear their " yianous designs exposed &c Mr
snyth tearing that the feuians might take the mischief
maker ~ his word and wreck tho building requested me
10 prevent their attendance n possible then gave him
SNORT note, To he posted IN the Hall counseing the
REMAINS 70 take no notice 81 the rawlings Of these fsna
cat fcpreTentafhe % OF 80 cete hleotry p
IpfIN DMkVONy