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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

JUST received at Variety Hall full line
OF Fine Shirts, Duck, Drilling and Denim
Ovcralls, Jumpers and Hickory Shirts, at
prices within the reach of all. Call in and
see the large variety to select from-no
trouble to show goods.
j. r. BAIRD.
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REV. VIM. SIMPSONS APPOINTMENTS
for the ensuing week are as follows:
At Ridgway, Sunday, June 5 Key
Stone, Wednesday, June Sth; HELEN
Hhursday, June, 9ih; Wilcox Sunday,
18th Ceutrreviue June l4th; Grave Yard
School House, Wednesday, June, 18th;
Toby, June, 10th.
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0tlk Gountp aduotate,
OR Time rE IRilgfrnM.
Elk Lodpe. A. Y. M.

Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
1eld at their hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
J. K. wHITMORE. See'y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

A Coop lNvEsrIMENT.-Thc Ri ght per
cent gold bearing bonds Of the St. Joseph
ard Denver City Railroad Co. Sea adver-
tisement in another column.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

BLAKELY, Of the G0=ettc, made a raid
Cover the Ridge this week and reports
all well and lively
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04
. HE LADY'S FRIEND.
TWO MONTHS GRATIS !

The Lady's Friend announces the following
Novelets for 1870: Did He Forget Her BY
Louise Chandler Moulton The Cascannon's
AUNT, by Elizabeth Prescott, author of BE
tween Two,' &C. Solid Silver; or, Chriss
Deane's Bridal Gifts, by Amanda NJ. Douglas,
author OF the Debarry Fortune" with na.
mcrous shorter stories by brilliant galaxy OF
lady writer's.
finely executed steel engraving. a hand
seme double page, finely colored fashion plate
and large assortment of wood cuts, illustra,
every number. :.
twill give popular piece of Music in ev-
cry number.
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED
AUTHORS.
The January number will contain portraits
engraved on steal) of Mrs. Henry Wood,
Florence Percy, Louise Chandler Moulton,
Elizabeth Prescott, Amanda NJ. Douglas Mrs.
Margaret Hosmer and August Bell,
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Who send in their names before the first of No
vember, shall receiue the November and De-
cem6er numbers of this year in addition, mark
ing fourteen months in all ! And new subseri.
oers sending in their names by the first of
December shall receive the ma gnificent Decem-
Der holiday number, making thirteen months
in ell
TERMS;
81 90 year; two copies, 81 four copies, Sc;
epoieshtc, land one gratis) $S. One cory Of
Lady's Friend and one of the Post, 81.
sta copy of the Jorge and beautiful Premium
Weel engraving Taking the Measure Of the
cedding Ring engraved in England at
sost of S2O00-will be sent to every person
ending club. Thi engraving is a gem Of art.
Address
DEACON PETERSON,
Sl9 Walnut street, Philadephis.
Specimen copies sent for ten cents.
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ACoB YOUNG SEQ, Book Binders And
- Blank Book Manufacturers, Wrights Blk
Cory, Pa Blank Books Made TO Order.
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MARRIED.

At Wilcox, May 14th 1870, by Rev.
Wm. Sampson, Mn. AUG"sTUs CALL
TWIST and Miss OLIVE PETERSON, both
OF Wilcox, Pa.
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TIE weather has been quite warm, with
frequent SHOW ers.
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In denominations of 81, ,0O0 and $500, coupon
OF registered, with interest at Eight per cent.
per aunum, payable 10Th February and Au-
gust, in GOLD free of United States taxes in
New York OF Europe. The bonds have
thirty years to run, payable in New York in
GOLD. Trustees, farmers Loan and Trust
Company of New Yor&. The mortgage which
secures these bonds is at the rate of S13, 500
per mile; covers a complete road for every
bond is first and ONLY mortgage. This
line, connecting St. Jaseph with Fort Kerney,
will make a short and through route to CRlifor-
MIA.
The Company have Capital
Stock of 9,09SG GS1
And grant IF Land from Con.
gress, of 900, 900 Acres, val
ued, at the lowest estimate,
at 4 oOO. Ot q
FIRST Mortgage bonds, 100000
Total, $15, 100000
Total length ofroad, 27lmiles: dist. included
IN this Mortgage, Ill miles; price, 97I and &C
cured interest, IN CURRENCY. Can be OBJ.
tained from the undersigned Also, pamph.
lets, maps add information relating thereto.
There bonds, being so we'll secured and yeild-
a large income are desirable SO parties seek
ing safe and lucrative investments. We re.
commend hem with entire confidence.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

NoTIcE.-The Commissioners will meet
at their Office in Rijgway, Elk county, Pa,
on Monday, Jnue 18th, 1870.
G, Ii. MCAULEY, Clerk.
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FLOOR

Another advantage. You can always
get what you want at their store, hence
you will save time by going directly to
them-and TIME IS MONEY. We
have no space here to enumerate all the ad-
vantages you will have in patronizing their
establishment. But call and see, and
reap the. advantages for yourselves.
Among their Goods yeu will dnd
DRY GOODS In en- Hess varieties,
GROCERIES choice aud fresh
CLOTHING of best material superior
cut and finish,
BOOTS & SHOES Of the best
stock and make.
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RIDGWAY,

Have on hand, splendid assortment Of
all seasonable Goods adapted to the wants
Of the people of Elk and adjoining
counties, which they are selling at prices
that defy competition. They would simply
state here, that being very large dealers,
their facilities for purchasing are uu-
equalled by any establishment in the
county. They buy directly from manu-
facturers and on the
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

CRops are looking fine.
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w. p. CONVERSE g. CO..

COMMERCIAL AGENTS,
No. 81 Pine Street,, New York.
TANNER & CO.,
FISCAL AGENTS,
No 40 Wall Street, New York.
June 3m.
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DIED.

GARDNbR-In RidMay Township,
May 2Sth, 1870, Nelson Gardner, Jr., aged
about II years.
lie iunelal sermon will be preached
by Rev. Wm. Sampson, on Sunday morn
ing, June 9th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

/ A BOGUS CoUSr FLEEcEs HIS YouSd
BRIDE. BokRows MosEy OF OrHEEs ASr
ABscoSns. : Some time ago fashion
ble aud handsome stranger, who rep
resented himself as u prnasiau Conn,
and relative of the statesman Bis.
mark, dDmiciled himself in Elizabeth,
\. j.. ard IN short time his excellent
address, agreeable presence and prince
ly style OF living secured him adnis
sion to the most fashionable circles.
and caused quite nj emulatlon among
the wealthy bells Of Elizabeth TO cniti-
vate bis acquaintance A yonng lads
Of one Of the best families OF that city
conceived desperate love for the
Count, winch be cordially reciprocal
ed aud finally marriage ensned The
full-blown bridegroom took up bis
temporary abode with the family Of
the bride. but only o..ensiblg while
preparing to return to Europe with his
yonng prize. The appointed day for
the departure on the bridal tour bad
simost arrived. when the 'Count" re-.
turned from New York. affecting n.neh
chagrin to this wife IN noe receiving
hls usual remittance fron ihe CONT.
nent. The coufdlug wife supplied his
present needs by letting him have
$1,000 but. instead u dsyoiiug il 10
making tie haal preparation. for the
voyage. be babe long -dicu 10 Eliza.
beth and bis too eonfliDg spouse
When hls exit became known great
huiter S&s created 10 the select circle,
ani sytapAihizing friends we're pro use
10 offering their consolation 10 tie de-
serted fuir one Bat she. 10 al the 10 :.
nocsnee Of lsr young aud loving heart.
could n0t believe that Der desrssi
Count" bad 10 rnthi.ss!y ioisaksr
her, aud on Saturday moi ming shs
started Tor New York ~ search ol hst
tra4at husband. hoping lbAl be might
only have been dstaiasd there By sons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Jusa llliNos y ufe Ebtrah EuAA
hh ANswfs ~ CotAlSpuNpENu
Fred lrW amt usle..l q &-h t1o
girta mother 4 you may e. ho,ns wt.o
her from apar'y gel the giri's eo-
darsement and 80 10 il is proper
enoagh 10 ask her to takr wear arm.
around her wsiSts unless yoa mecl a
bear ou the road snd then ,ou are
suppose 10 rcliaqu,eh your hold as
soon as the boar gets safety bs
Whip You are rign' males live 10
lonely agu have known tbcm my.
sell to live one hundred ssars aud not
bali Try. You are also right about
their being sarfoo,sd have known
them to kick boy tsiep ua socpud,
ten feet Off
Gertrude Your inqairy stunips ms
The mlte l th'nk ahou, il the mpt |
cant tell, Az near as | can recolleet
now ! thnk ! dont kpow Much
might be said both ways uoither nay
be right Upon the whole | thing that
i would or wouldu'l, just MS | tbluk
best or otherwise
Pintarnh You'ro mistaken, the Sba.
kers don't marry. II Young Shakers
fall n love they arc tet to wcedin on.
IONS, which kures them farthwithiy /
can't tell you bos much II takes to Jain
the Shakers, but believe the e1p pense
used to be, ipcIudlng hnving your hair
cnt and learning 10 dahcc., about SIXTY
FIVE dollars
Sportsman You inquiry is rot ex.
scily ia my lue. but haste reply as
follows, TO vii the right length 10
cut of Il dosg's tail has never been ful-
ly discovered. ont il Is unduuhtedy
somewhere back Of the ears, provided
yon get the dorg's consent n B Il
isn't ne,essar. 10 buye Tie dorg's con
sent iu writing.
KITTY To my own personal views IL
the premises. :, nplears tnai tie b II
rat aud nice .xteiniinltor Isa vel,
United Thoma. cat Beware Of base
imitation. Sold bs all respectable
dfuggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Woon AsHEs Many farmers are il
the habit OF selling the wood ashe'
that they make 10 soap makers, foi
fifteen or twenty cents per busbel. 0nl
advice is, that the next time an usl
car comes along, The driver ssclaim
ing amy ashes t. acll r to reply, no,
elnpha;icaliy, "yon needn't cail her,
again We are not such fools AZ Il
sell ashes at fifteen cenls bushei
when they are "ortl fifty cents bush
el 10 us"
Well, they are worth fifty cents u
bnshe' 10 any farmer, II they pnr,
wood ashes. Goa ashes are not worth
carting TO the field Tue chemical COZ
stituenis OF WoDd ashes are silica. alum
ina, ox'de ot irpn, oxide of ira ,nrse
potash, soda, sulphuric acid, ,,hosphor
Ic acid, chlorine, aud carhouic acid
AhNEN AObNAiAhEI'S 6tB MI EhAEnLtNl
TO the growth VI vegetation bat POI;
ash, toe prncil al constituent is the
most important. 1t decomposes organ
ic substances aud renders many iuor-
gani Substances soluble
Sandy soils are benefited by the ap-
plicatioh Of wood ashes aud the FOL
lowing crops are particularly increased
10y applying ashes : potatoes. carrots,
corn, beans, peas, clover and grass gem
orally.
A compost made Of hen manure, soil.
and ashes ID powerful fertilizer Tor
corn. Pat about three parts Of any
finely pulyerized soil 10 one plri of hen
manure, and Two parts OF unleached
wood ashes. Mix well in March or
April. wetting the compost thoroughly
and AT planting time, 1t will he III
good condition to use Apply hand
fuI to d hiiI. and the result will be sat
isfactoIy Rural American.
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DE.v.rIs eEsSFERTT's 0PE.NTS.N sP
FE.HsLR EUpERSGR.


Och, he Is hasie Hha opposes the right
Of faynise 10 vote whenever she PLACES
For myself, louk forth 20 the day w1d delight
when the polls will appear like meadow Of
daisies.
/ said Ia my Kathleen. when from the convention
sIe came wilh beautiful sinilc nn her face,
leli soa'u BE- lady, and livery attention
be shuwn yea b. those NLo have power aud
place.
Mrs. Gauiybal thin on yeurse.f will be doiiu'
Al d akin yees az 10 her house never fear
aud t!lin ~ her carriage when ia males are
votn,
lc'Il sis BY her siie och Kalhlcea my dear.
II Is said that this life, afther all, is bubble
But not 50 10 ne, true son of the sod
+ 7 ,be yeals have been joyous Ald free from all
trouble
Nhen miliA' the mortar and carrying the hod
And An bot jealous, oh, no, not stall
But welcome fron Erin each strong minded
daughter
To climb up the ladders and walk on the wall.
And share all the joys u the bricks and the
mo4tar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

SINGULAR PHESomKSuS Daring these
days of Intelligence, We look placedly
upOn circumstances which in mo. 9
snpersiiiioas aye wonld have oiled ~.
erybody with horror They bate lsle-
ly bad IN Nsp'es lal. u what VAS N
Those ages called bloody lan. The
streets we're stained w,ih red, nnd toe
garments Of those walking alcug saa.
drniy spottea with what IN really seem
c,l to be drops OF b.ood Ga chose sx
amiuaIion however the eolorlng matter
oI tins shuAer va, found 10 cuns,st II
smSli red grains. senslhiy round. aud
varying irom The tNo bundredih 10 the
four huudredin part u an inch ID di.
ameser, When the mysterious element
Of this fall WAS dispellsd. il was clear
that the rusty PARTICLES acre really
dust Specks drawn mp by the wna
African forests, ano borne with il across
the Mediterranean. This is not an un-
precedentea phenomenon. Twenty
years ago French philosopher collect
ed large quanty Of the same quality.
and probably from tho kaIne source,
iTon huus' top at Nalence aud
again. Germ foudd tue peculiar
African gn1 Ia Berlin. These facts
show how pests and plaques. and tho
germs OF disease mn, be carried from
country to country by the transporting
power Of the Wind it is not always IN.
animate dust that IL thus waited to i'm
mrnse distances. AS recently ms last
January, a shower o! insects fell ID Sax
ony, which, upon examination, proved
to be OF u species peculiar 10 the forests
Of Central France ard "a few years
back, Turkey was visited 10y nnllipns of
Iarvm of a hy toand nowhere but ID the
Island oi SARDINIA
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srsr ~ .rEr.
rrrso aalasB


Hsns-n u ~ rstehei b single bound
But pt baila the adder b siirh ~ re
fFm tb' lspl' eAsth g. the waited .Aies.
Asa % m0ups - - sgu,raa roaBd b. roana.
eeaai those things 10 - graadl, tree.
Thsit hubla drusi i stcp towards @ ID
LfiiHs TIE sgal frosn tbs e .umaa -.d
To pufsf AZ and broader sleu
We re- y ths tnings tasi are nh3er Dsr feet
ny wal Hs hRte mastered 40 gresd sad gain
D. ths pride drfa..d I'D ID - . q slsfh.
Aud tls rangaivbed 10 81 hoagly nsevt
W hope, We resolve, W ssltr-, vs trast,
when the morning calls 10 hie aud lgAt.
Bat oar hesrs gfa~ vtar5. aud ere niehi
oEr lives ar, trailing tn the sordid duet,
~iags ~ tao angels, bot feet for the men
We must bprro~ the wings t. dad ine way
We may hnps and resolve. ssp,re. and pray
Bat our icol hiust Fise o. VIC fall again.
only 10 dreams is the ladder thrown
Prom the wesry earth to the sapphire wall !.
Bot the dreams depart aud the ,lsious fs,l,
And The SLEEPER wakes on biz pillow u stone.
Heaven is not reached At a single bound,
Bat sc buld The ladder by which We rise
From lac iosiy earth 70 llle yalled e.,
And ~s mount 70 Us submits round b, round.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01


Inr MANUFACTURE OF GERMw SrLyER
THIS metal, Which ia III eg,h General
Use, Ii compounded of nickel COPPER.
and spciler After being prepared. il
ls rolled IL STRIPS ard cat by machine.
y into hlarss OF the diu'cueioDs Of n
spoon OF lofk, which are rolled Oh
graded rolls, which make one part If
the spoon or fork thin and another
thIcE. Next the banks IRE dirped d
acid and cleaned, when tAoy are ready
for piating. Ihis latter opperntien is
done by means Of baths flied with Il
quid acid, IN when p!ales .: pure sill
Yer are suspended the actiOu OF
battery produces u deposit OF silver on
the blanks which ue hing IN buucbes
~ the baths. The process Of deposi.
ton IN gradua,, aud each bunch Of
blanks is frequently weighed 10 asc,r-
tain whether ur not IL has recei cd ,he
requisite amount ot the precous met.
al The time oecupied IN slngIo-pIat-
ing teaspoons is one honr and twenty
minutes forks one bonr and fDny
minutes tea-knlyes less tor touliie-
plating nearly twice AS much tin. IL
required The metal then nndefg0es
what ~ known ~ scgateL- bins NJ.
which Is done by wise brnsh, pttpar.
atory TO furnishing them The burn.
lshing is done 10y "a steel buruisher wet
10 cream Of tartar The goods next
pass into The lnspectiug-room wbefe
every piece Is carefully examined with
the purpose u discovering II lbe bnrn.
ishiug has been thorough Thence
they 90 10 the bnifing room 70 under
go course II rqg-A Lcsls and rouge,
which impart the fnisb and lastly 10
the wash-room where they are wished
aud dried. In the paeking-faou, they
are subjected 70 second rigd luspec.
tioh, before being paeks for shipment
The manufacture Of this ware involves
a large amount ~ dsllcate aud careful
labor, and tie un searied supervision
II int igrlt and eIr6ti~uc,d sAiil
not on'ya hiah degree n ibJu2 al
fidelity on he part of operatives, ut
Of sagacions aud comprebefs!,e oyei
sight on tbs ppri Of mauapsia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

A PLEA ron BEAUTIFUL CHuRcHEs In
preaching NJ tue opening OF lew
church III bis diocese, the Bishop oi
Cork made the following plea ior beau
ttui cbui ehes
II feel personally, Of conrso, as a
Bishop. very much grailhed at what |
see, and am very giad that this pleas
ing specimen Of architecture is 10y one
oil ourcomainnioB, aud an architect OF
our own Town. We may BAY without
irreyerancf, that the Almighty Creator
himself evhgbts IN beauiy All the
forms Of batufe are beautiful. The
shade Of the beavens Sc beautiial the
snn rises aud sets in beauty. AL crea-
tion il formed IN beauty, aud, nv
Christian friends, there Is no reason
Why Ne should not use beautiful iorms
too. What Is architecture Nothing
but the beauty Of sound What rs
painting The beauty Of color. What
Is oratoryf TIE beauty Of speech. =
What are tie higher sciences THE
beauty uf reason II is contrary 10
Gods sign. and contrary to our natare.
that Se should make Hs- VI those things
that Gcd seems 20 delight ia"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs. Colds. Wkooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption.


Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won 30 widely and deeply
upon lhe eonfdence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of year,, aud among most Of the races Of
men has risea higher and higher in their estimA-
pOn, as II has become. better known. Its uniform
character and power 70 cure the various affecuona
Of The lungs and throat, have made IL known =
liable pFotector against tnem. While adapted to
mlidef forms Of disease and to young children 1t 10
sE the SAINT time the most sneotua remedy that
be gwen for iacipisnt consumption, and the dan.
Eerous affections Of The throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, 1t should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed all
are sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antdote for them.
Although settled CoHsHsspfioa is thought in.
durable, stl great numbers Of where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored 70 sound health by the
Cherry PectorIi. so complete is It's mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield 10 u. When moth.
ing else could rearh them, under the Chsrvv Pee
torai they subslde and disappear.
Singers aud Pubiie Speakers and great pro-
teenon from il.
Asfhma ia siways relieved and sfsa wheliy
cured br a.
RrosehHts Is generally cured BY taking the
FbsrV Perfprd 10 small md FREQUENT doses.
F9r rovch cUa CeId. 10 hcttor remedy can
r iar 2 ~ auar 'asca ti,-ea times a d1y and
rs 'e2t % warm wA.sg .. Atsif anti! the
ftsttsr 3 tastrn aR
Far faH ,saIc, wtea Ii aGecls tne taroat or
taevs t-ta tit raue eaarse
For FS0arigv Cod44s, give swah loses three
or anir Ge.az aoav
f- o. ~. rive t-gsc and fsatacal doses until
H'e iistas, wtteue
No fxefii, tila ses ,st.t,if 10 s-,,,., Y,crfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

How TO maze CorrEE. FIRST, SOL
etnnly dsternine in your own mind
never aloiw an ounce Of ground coffee
TO enter the door Of the kitchen. If
no ote about the premises understands
ibe art OF roasting coffee. then buy it
ready roasted. aud try aud fTnd deal
er who has not soaked all the essential
juices from the coffee before putting it
iLto bis oven. II the roasted berry is
about twice as large as when green. de-
pend upon i yoo have been defrauded.
Gst Nh earthan pot aud put the
ground coffee IN a clean white flannel
bag and be snre to pat enough ia, aud
drop the bag into the pot. Pour on
boiling water aud let II steep do not
boil Il The coffee will steep in twenty
minutes Never break an egg into
coffee, and never I'll up with water the
second tinle. Pour on in the begin.
ing the amount Of water needed. An
ordinary teaenpfnl Of ground coffee is
sufficient for three persons. Use ia.
Va, Mocba, or Java aud Rio mixed.
Fol,ow this receipt. aud you wili never
complain oi poor coffee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

A SEsaBL1 VIEs The LonlJG Star.
speaking Of Cuban affairs. says that
American rule 10 Caba woald bnng
about that prosperity - ibe island
which - 20 rsseiiiial 10 c0n,Hlsfes Ihis
10 the only ssBslD.e vtss "a be iakea u
the pAtter aud se th.la Il sb3at
time lhai onr eoseTnmnui aboa!d Al
Ie 81 isiorm The blDndthusiy spsniards
that their bnisbefies can uo longer be
permitted. Cs'mmpn bAmahiiy De-
mni.is this. Nh.isy.t fate the isiaad
meets. whose inhabitants arc GgbtuF
a. aassly ior tper inaspmadeaee ~
did oar fjfstaihers - i.e Hsso a.lm.