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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

Rather singular discovery was made
Yesterday by some of the workmen oil
Prospect Park; discovery which gave
rise to much speculation, calling up in
the minds of those who have resided in
the locality for some years remembrances
of serious crimes, TO wit:
Counterfeiting and murder, both oil
which are known to have been committed
in that lonely section of the city. The
detectives have watched some of the OLD
buildings in the vicinity of the Park for
days and weeks at times, knowing that
the occupants were not getting their iy.
inc, by honest means, but it was very
rarsly they were rewarded for their vigi
lenee.
Yesterday. however, gang of laborers
of which Dir. Charles Dougherty was
foreman, in removing large stone near
the old pigeon ground, on Ninth
avenue, near Tenth street, came upon
a parcel which some at first sug.
gested was probably portion OF
Captain Kidd's treasure; but which, at.
ter examination, turned out to be guam.
tity of oounterfeiters' implements, plates,
&c. Further search was made, but moth
ing more was discovered. Some suspi-
cioas looking Italians who were seen in
the vicinity some months since are be.
lieved 10 have secreted these plates where
they were discovered. There were eleven
plates in all, and one among the number
was on the Mechanics Bank CT New York
for $iO6 bills. There was also one on the
Rutland Bank of Vermont; Fall River
Bank, of Fall River, aud for $40 bills on
the Dover Bank of Boston. Then there
were several plates with the figures $ls
$40, $50 and 300, intended, probably, to
fill in and make cnv Denomination tne
counterfeiters might desire.
This choice parcel, which was Ssell pre-
served, and which looked as if it had NJ.
been buried great while, was taken in
charge by Mr.. Dougher,y and conveyed
}, police headquarters last evening.
s ome years ago it will be remembered a
Gang of Italian counterfeiters occupied a
6u;ldiu- in this neighborhood, and the
bodv of one of their number was subse-
ouantlv fond in the woods on Ninth
street, with bis tLross.. cut from ear to ear.
After this they disappeafsu, and nothing
has since been heard from them. ABOUT
two years since chest of countsrieiters'
tools was found in an old building ON
O,-ospect Park which was occupied BY Mr..
. m es B. Doyle.
VII kinds of counterfeiting apparatus
- Co., nd in this chest, and Doyle, the
.as "a wner, was arrested by detective
SpL 90. 20 ON 4 locked up for four days.
yoth ;uo hnn ever, could be proven against
lin. ,nS he u as allowed to go. It was
oeliev'.S howe, or, at the time, that a
gang Of nnterfe. tiers were making ar
snts for the manufacture OF the
queer" when their pi~ns were frustrated.
~. Y. Herald Non. %.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24
General News From England.

LONDON, Nov. 90.
Trevellian lectured here tonight on
army reform. He strongly urged the
abolition of the purchase system.
The city of Bradford avoids a contest
over the school board, by agreeing to the
sppointm ent of churchmen. Three indie.
pendents, two Baptists, two Methodist,
two Catholics and one friend.
A large woman suffrage meeting was
held in Manchester tonight.
The Queen has returned TO London
from Balmoral.
The iron clad Sultan, just finished, was
found to be SO top heavy that she had to
take 300 tons ballast. 1t was not con.
sidered safe to ship her armament.
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aware that 1 have committed errors and
made mistakes; but l am confidently
assured that you will all believe me when
I tell you that they have all been OF the
head and not of the heart. have honest
ly and earnestly endeavored to do my
duty.
And now, gentlemen, permit me to
thank you all for the kind assistance and
warm sympathy you have extended to me
on all occasions, and hoping that kind
Providence, which has SO watchfully
guarded us during our labors here, will
guide you in safety to your homes, and
to the loved ones who so anxiously wait
to welcome you back, and that health,
peace and happiness may attend yon in
all your future lives. BID YOU ALI. AN
AFFECTIONATE FAREWELL.
On motion of Mr.. Partch of Hines.
burgh, adjourned until 8 o'clock to.mor-
row morning; at which time the House
adjourned sine die.
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Dsaths.

NICHOLS.-In Brandon, Nov. eth, Henry
Nichols, aged "A years.
GRAY-In Middletown, Nov. 18th, Minerva
Gray, aged Is years.
HARVEY.-In West Clarendon, Oct. 18th,
Mehitabel Hill, wife OF Marshall Harvey, aged IS
years, months and II days.
She had been gradually failing for twenty
years, the last eight of which she was entirely
helpless. During her long and distressing ILL
ness she bore her sufferings with the greatest pa
thence. When death came, she passed quietly
from earth without struggle or groan. She
leaves husband, two sons and one daughter to
mourn her loss.
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From Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 90.
Special to the New York Tribune.
Very little excitement prevails in this
city, and there is no expectation of an i'm
mediate war. There is an impression
however, that the cause of Turkey viii
be indicated by that of England.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ OF Fairhayen, IS. The Probate Court Tor the
District of Fairhaven:
To all persons concerned, GEEETINSs
Whereas, Robert f. Meanwhile of Castleton,
in said district and County. guardian Of Flora c.
Meanwhile, residing in Castleton, has made ap-
plicatlon to said court for license 10 sell all TIE
real estate Of his said ward Erepresentog that IL
| i'll conduee 20 the interest Of his said ward 10
sell said real estate for the purpose of putting the
proceeds of such sale at interest, otherwise in
fore,
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, yea
hereby notified TO appear before said Court at
the Probate Office, in Casteton, in said district
on the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1870, TO show
cause, if any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dated at Castieton, in said district, this 10th
day of November, A. ID. 1870.
HENRY J.. CLARK,
47:w3w Register.
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Brandon Suicide Case.
LETTER FROM JOHN CAPEN.


Editor Rutland Herald ..-Iu your paper
of the 22d, your correspondent gave an ac'
count OF the death of Charles johnson. II
was the first impression that johnson
came to his death as therein described
But upon careful examination we find it
otherwise. The fucFs are these. we find
on the desk seat, directly under where the
two charges from the double gun entered
the plastering overhead, two plain and
distinct bruises in said desk scat where
both of the hammers struck and made in.
dentions BY applying the gun we find
they exactly fit, and it is now the opinion
that when he Charles Johnson was pas
sing by the desk, that he slipped and
struck his neck on the gun, and the ham
mers striking at the same time on the
seat. both barrels were discharged at once
and he must have fallen hard, as the
breach of the gun is broken. The place
haa been examined by many, and all have
decided chat bis death was accidental and
not suicide. If you will correct this
statement of yesterday. the community
here will be satisfied, for there j. no
doubt but [ have given the true interpret
alton of this sad accident.
Yours, etc,
JOHN CAPEN.
brandon. Sov %. 1870.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y OF hutIhnd, $. The PROBATE NOprt Tor the
district of Rutland
To all Persons interested in the estate Of Samuel
j. Merriam, late Of Brandon in said district, de-
ceased. GREETING
By the authority of the State Of Vermont,
you are hereby notified 70 appear before the said
Proba e Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland,
d. 1871, 70 show cause, if any you have, why the
account of Ebenezer n. Briggs, adm nistra-
ter Of the estate of said deceased should not be
allowed, and also why the RESIDUE of said estate
should not be distributed 10 the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland. in said district, this 18th
day OF November, A. ID. 1870.
J. c. BAKER,
47:w3R Register.
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Pelts, 81 to 81 each.
REMARKS

This being Thanksgiving week, turkeys are in
demand and beef and mutton are neglected. In
Guiding the Western stock the whole number Of
cattle for the week is about as large as usual;
but at Cambridge to-day there were only 40 cat
tie less than one-half in place Of 70 200. There
are but few buyers present, and both cattle and
sheep find dull market at about last weeks
prices. There are several good lots of sheep, but
the cattle generally quite slim. Even at Chi
cago it is said that the supply of common to medi-
um rough cattle is twice as large this year as In
any previous season since Chicago became stock
market. Cows and young cattle are sold at 10
Toe. and oxen at 9 10 l2c per h., dressed. Sheep
at all prices according to quality at 81 to IS per
head. w. 81. Merritt sold Il3 at 225 per head.
]. Beny los of s. lbs. at &c per Id. j. Myneh l25
at sl.65 each. F. Z. Parker sold s. at $3.50 and
"a at 81. Is. Dean & Peck $50 at $3.50 each. K.
E. French & Son lOl at sl.Jo each.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ The undersigned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Pr bate Cont for the District Of Rnt-
land, Commission. rs TO receive, * anime and ad-
just all claims and demands Of all persons against
Israel d. Cole, late Of Rutland, in said district
deceased, herebg give notice that we will
meet for the purpose Of examining and allowing
said claims az III. W. KiDgsley's store, the hast
Tuesdays of December, 1870, and March, 1871,
from two O'Clock, p. M, until four O'Clock, p. m,
each of said days, and that six months from the
third day OF October, A. ID. 1870. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors n pre-
sent their caims to us for examination and a :
lowaDce.
Dated at Rutland, this 28d day of November.
4. ID. 1870.
&c. LEWIS, ! o......
b. w. MARSHALL, COMMISSIONERS
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THANKSGIVING SERvICE.-The Con-
gregational, Baptist, and Methodist con-
gregations will hold the usual Thanks
giving Services this Thursday morning,
in the Congregational Church, sermon by
Rev. z. Mills; services 10 commence at
1890 o'clock
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Election Ref

NEW YORK, Nov %.
John G. Spaulding, the Custom House
official who lost an election bet, arrived
at Poughkeepsie at $50 this afternoon,
having wheeled his sack of -four As miles
in II hours and a quarter.
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matrfaafg.

SAWYER-KETCHAM Brandon, Nov.
18th, by Rev. G. A. Thomas, Mr.. Wallace j.
Of Whiting.
HINKLEY - ROCKWELL In Clarendon,
Nov. Is, by 81. B. spatford, Esq, Mr.. William
Huxley and Miss Josephine Rockwell, both of
Rutland
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Memorial Services.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 90.
Memorial services in honor of Gen. R.
L. Lee Were held here to-day. Business
was entirely suspended and the flag over
the Capitol was hung at half mast. Ex-
Governor Vance delivered an eulogY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

THANKSGIVING DINNER.-Paige, at the
Eagle Dining Rooms, will serve Thanks
giving dinner to-day, consisting of Roast
Turkey, Chicken, Beef, Oysters, etc All
desiring a first rate dinner will do well to
call on him between eleven and four.
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nYSTERS ! OYSTERS /

r. &. HIG GINS & CO,
Wholesale Oyster House, at l26, l2s and $50
Court Street, and at Philadelphia Packet Pier,
Boston, have constantly on hand full supply OF
NORFOLK OYSTERS, which they offer ST the
low price Of $40 per gallon-solid meats.
p. S.-We pay particular attention TO putting
up Oysters for Parties, and for Family Use.
47:w2mos
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

MILITIA.-The regular meeting of Co.
Il, second regiment of Vermont Volunteer
Militia is postponed for one week, and
will be held one week from this Thurs
day evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

LEGISLATIVE PRocEEDNes.-We pub.
,;sb this morning, to the exclusion OF
.tber matter, the proceedings OF the Leg
;s,ature up to the hour of adjournment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

Posi- OFFICE.-The Rutland Post Office
will be open for the delivery of mails to-
day, Thanksgiving Day, as follows: z TO .
a. m. 10 to l p. m, and 6 to Z p. m.
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Not Liable.
IVA SuINGTnN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner
decides that distillers who honestly close
their distilleries Thanksgiving Day will
not be liable to taxation for that day.
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TRINITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
held at Trinity Church to-day, Thanks
giving,) at half-past ten o'clock a. m
Bishop Bissell will officiate.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

No PApER.-In order to allow our COM
nositors to enjoy THANKSGIVING no paper
FiIl he issued from this office tomorrow
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| the form, the substance being necessarily
and rapidly undergoing process Of
wasting and renewal through the agency
of oxygen.
The lecturer noted the popularity of
oxygen among the other gases in the fact
hat no amount of pressure has yet been
able to reduce it to liquid or solid
state. 1t has been submitted to power
of twenty tons to the square inch, with
scarcely any change in it's appearance. In
this respect he claimed it was entitled to
the regal position he accorded it.
The lecturer then, wildly narrated the
circumstances attending the discovery of
oxygen, and described the process of its
development for the purposes Of expert
ment It's importance in the support Of
combustion was then beautifully illus.
trated by series of brilliant experiments
It's remarkable relationships and ATTN.
| tiles with other substances was de.
scribed, and most successfully and pleas
ingly demonstrated by series of expert
ments with potassium and sodium. The
lecturer remarked that this extraordinary
affinity of the Matter King" for other
substances, had caused it to be face.
tiously called Mormon.
In brilliant variety of experiments,
the lecturer then illustrated the formation
of sulphuric and phosphoric acids,and con.
cluded with lucid explanation of the
important place which oxygen holds in
the process of respiration, aided by expert
ments in the formation of carbonic acid
gas.
The lecture was one of rare interest, the
experiments being performed with much
skill and to the entire satisfaction and
delight of the audience The two hours
occupied in its delivery glided away
almost imperoeptibly under the magical
charm which was thrown around the
subject.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

WATER NoTICE.--The water will be
shut off ON the main pipe from z a. m. to
SD. m. on Friday and Saturday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-The Telegraph
Office will be open from nine to ten, and
from four to Elk, Thanksgiving.
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THE NEW COURT HoUsE.-Ws visited
the new Court House now nearly COM
pleted on Center street to-day, and we
think that the building is one of the
finest in the State, and that great credit
is due to the architect, Mr.. johnson, for
the manner in which he has carried out
his designs. We also noticed the fine
cornices run by Messrs. Pearo g. Lloyd
of Burlington, which are very neatly and
substantially put up, especially the one
in the Court Room which is 8 feet
inches from the wall to the ceiling, and
does great credit to Messrs. Pearo &
Lloyd. We have not space at present to
give a more minute detail of the building,
but shall at some future day give more
extended notice of it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

OYsTERs.-Lovers of oysters land who
does not appreciate this delicacy), are re-.
ferred to the advertisement of r. R. Hig-
gins & Co., in another column.
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CLOSING OUT SALE
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
ELOW COST.

For the purpose Of closing out our business We
would inform the citizens Of Rutland and vieini-
ty, that we will, during the next ten days, sell
our stock Of Groceries and Provisions, Teas, sug
airs, ETC., etc. Those interested are invited TO
call
hill x MEEKER,
novl9dtf No. 10 Center street, Rutland, VT.
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LOWS FALLs.-On Monday night some
burglars entered the National Bank OF
Bellows Falls through the front door, and
succeeded in forcing open the door of the
vault, but at this point they became
frightened and decamped without secur-
ing anything. The gang left large bag
of burglars tools, consisting of bars,
sledges, drills. Sc. No traces of the
ecoundrals have as vet been obtained.
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

Cattle. Sheep. gbotes. Fat Hogs. VsE
This week, 254 7.l53 255 1000
Last week, 1885 l2lss 573 1900
One year ago, $685. u So $50 1000
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide, tallow
and dressed meat, extra sl2. 50Gls 90 first quail
ity sll@l2 %; second q ality s9Gf0 rs third
quality S0s.75. Some OF the poore-t cows, bulls
ETC., s596 working oxen, cows, and young calves
years old $1,000.
Sheep per ID. live weight, 5eG7c. Sheep and
lambs per head in lots, sl.00a5 90.
Prices Fat hogs, per h., &c to 9Kc live
weight; shotes, wholesale 10 to lie, retail lie
to lac.
Hides Brighton 7Xc0sc = n: country lots,
7k@sc.
Calf Skins, lea lsc per ID.
Tallow, Brighton, CT TO &c per 10, country lots
6X.
Pelts 81 to 81 each.
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[ and Money market.

y. y. ~toclI and Money Market.
NV YoRE, Nov. 80
Gold opened at lll%, advanced 10 1925, and
closed at Il "a. not very active.
Money market steady at sac per cent.
Fore exchange steady at l09A@ll01.
Governments very steady, with but few tram
ga
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LETTER No 10.

Royalton, July 81, 1859.
w. N. OIiver-Sir:-We think the work upon
the headstone very nicely executed The more
we see the stone the better we are pie ssed with
it. L. G.. LINCOLN.
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APP CONTINENTS OF THE BISHOP OF
VER,ro. VT.-Bi-hop Bissell will oficiate
at
Zion CHI rrc}. Manchester, Friday, Nov
ember 25th.
st. johns Church, Manchester, SAtur
day, November Goth.
81. Peters. Bennington y Sunday. No
vsmber 9th.
At Wallingford Monday, November
2Sth
st. James, Hydeville, Tuesday. No
vember Goth.
At Fairhaven, Wednesday, November
Both.
st. Thomas, Brandon. Thursday De
cember LIST.
ST. Stephens, Middlebury, Friday, D.
eember I'd.
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ESTRAY.-CAME INTO THE

II Oh m - NhML LIN LII
~ enclosure of the Subscriber on or about the
10th inst, one two years old Red Steer, and one
yearling, Red and White. The owner is request
ed TO prove property, pay charges and take them
away. A. 7. REYNOLDS.
PIttsford, November Il, 1870. 47:v3Rr
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r,. herald is the only paper ~
nn,yof RutIand, or this Sec
,,"n Of vermont that takes as' '''.
non tonic news. The Herald receive.
cru .ssociated Press Reports rea"'
iarly.
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ESTRAY. - CAME INTO TIKI
IL enclosure OF the Subscriber few DAYS since
two years old Red Heifer With large horns
turning in, some white On the end of the tail and
around the bag, has a small notch in the left ear
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
JOHN G. WELLS.
Center Rutland, Nov. p, 1870. 47:w3xs
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RUTLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. - The
Rutland Choral Society will meet on
Friday evening, at u O'Clock, at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, instead of Nonpareil Hall as
heretofore. All members of the Society
are expected to be present to commence
rehearsal for concert during the holidays.
Any others who may wish to join the
Society are earnestly invited to do 50 at
once. Any who may wish to attend as
listeners, will be cordially welcomed. The
o. Norns prnctice will be from Handers
ORE torio of the Messiah.
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VIE DOLLAR STEAM ENGINE

T OOK OUT FOR SANTA CLAUS.
We have Toys OF every description, direct from
the market. The incest lot of dolls and presents
ever brought to this town.
FRANCIS FEM & co...
Rutland, VT.
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Boston Produce Markell.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, SrURGRs & Co., Commission Merchants,
7ssnd 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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SKATES ! SKATES /!
Large stock just received by
F. FEM & co.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK M RKET.
Cambridge and sIedfora
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.

For the week ending Nov. %, 1870.
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" Bakers, l5nIs
CHEEsE-Factory extraJ FD i5aI5Kc
Ordinary I36lic
. ordinarily y n, 1oal2c
EGGs-FTesh, 37639c
BEAss-lPea, extra hand picked,l q 1908 90
g lConmonl 81 75Gl 81
yellow eyel, o. 25a2 so
MEDIUM extra, hand pioxed,l 2.l292 IS
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A "Queer'' Discovery.
II y WKD1 W.T.
JOHN CAPEN.

Brandon, Nov, 90, 1870.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-16
NEW BOOKS,

The Appletons, of New York, the fore
most Book Publishers in this country,
send us, through w. 7. Berry & Co., Of
this city, copies of their recent publica-
tons noted below:
HENRIETTA TEMrLE. love story by
Disraeli. One of his most pleasing and
touching, and we'll fitted for any library
of choice novels
HOME SCENES. By Grace Aguilar. This
completes the works of one who has
passed away, and whose mother has pre-
pared her writings for the press, and is
a volume which no household can lose in
possessing.
The Gagged LION. BY Charlotte NJ. Yonge,
prolific and strong writer. The elton
in the Cage. is James I of Scotland, in
the custody of Henry V of England. The
story is semi-historical, and will be read
by all who prize the history of the moth
er country as the great storehouse which
has given US SO much, and from which
there is material for gathering SO much
mora