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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

STATE NEw- Grn Allen. Seer. .
iary ol : p!p, eB rtain i his en- ln' :
es at his ouse nn Thursday event Z
on which occa ,ou tho host was IT :
scented by them with az legant sii.
yer water pitcher, two gobels anu
salver. all handsomely chased with
gold.
The Madison journal states that
Mr. john mes Of that county, killed
two hogs which together weighed
1859 lbs. and at $3.50 per hundred,
amounted TO the sum of $156.37.
Two Milwaukee lads who black
boots throughout the day and sell
papersin the evening, cleared enough
during the past season to purchase q
81, 300 homestead for their parents.
Fond du Lac has the largest sash
and blind factory, the most success
full rape-seed oil factory, and the
best beet-sugar factory in the United
States.
Gov. Fairchild is "Senior Vice
Communicated of the Grand
Army ofthe Republic. He is ranked
only by Gen. John A. Logan, of IL
linois.
A firm near Whitewater, Wis has
commenced the manufacture of
starch, and is now turning out 800
pounds per day,
Wisconsin and Vermont are the
only States that ever had one-armed
Governors.
The dairymen of Fond du Lac
county are going to form an associa-
ton.
The Black River Falls Democrat is
to be removed to Prairie du Chen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

SRREB JoURNAL.-The intelligent
citizens of Grant County cannot well
do without the State Journal. 1t
publishes fully the proceedings of the
State Legislature, reports of State
officers, decisions of the Supreme
Court, the laws and official ORDERS
The Journal is soundly republican in
politics. The matter is largely orig
inal+the editorials being able and
practical and the contributed articles
and Selections generally useful. 1t
is the leading paper in the State and
ought to be in the hands of every
citizen,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
News and Other Items.


The raw fur trade of Michigan
amounts to nearly $1,000 900 annu-
ally.
"ren dollars TO every tenth Gus
toner" is placarded in a Boston
store.
Gen. e. S. Solomon, of Chicago,
has been appointed Governor of
Washington Territory.
Senators Carpenter and Sumner
are the acknowledged champion and
o p.uent IF Cunau recognition IN
tees = tie.
~. T.. ing.oe l. giad hat IN
Pou 49, c,ied al 'eroaoroical cnun-
u, ~ as l. r,l ka'w- .bere l.
urt.i ehon % i.,r economy
T. und stool, tha Gen. Ora t
his r. c..e, the cyoclus,on that 81.
Domi - l. neither ready 10 be az
n.xcd, nor are We ready 10 annex u.
at the present time
1t has jdst been decided III Nv
| Jersey that u d1adheai on the raii-
road must be- killed al hla own tx
pense If he is killed. at all. Neither
the traveller on free ticket nor hls
heirs can recover damages for injury
done by accident on the rail.
The Legislature of Vermont, at it,
last session, chartered a company
tor the breeding of horses. 1t is to
have a capital of 100000, and has
liberty TO increase it to $250,000. Ii
proposes to buy, import, breed, grow
and improve horses in the State.
Foreign advices state the Deistical
Convention, which met at Naples on
the 9Th December, in apparent def.
ance TO the Ecumenical Council at
Rome, was dissolved after two
days session, by the Italian Govern.
ment, the ostensible reason being
that the delegates shouted "EoUuD0
La Frdncia Repubiica."
James Gordon Bennett is writing
his autobiography. telling about the
career Of the Herald, Benefits no.
tons of the public men of the last
thirty-five years, and explaining
some of the peculiarities of his edi,
torial conduct, showing, it is said
that he sought to do good, socially
and politically, by adopting a tone
of skepticism and mockery.
OF $28 500, 900 pensions paid By
the government, 50. 600, 900 were re.
tanned by agents as attorneys, fees
This is pretty large commission
for pensioners TO pay, and Congress
proposes to forbid the intervention
of attorneys--in which case we trust
they will make such regulations az
will render them unnecessary.
Rochefort is lean, very lean, lean
as skeleton. His face is very pale
a nameless color, which lies in the
middle between the white of lead and
the greenish blue of electric light
with protruding jaw bones, deep
eyes, and high, lofty brow, upon
which the hair is standing like wild
snrubbery. His chin is adorned with
the goats beard of Yankee, and
his whole appearance is exceedingly
singular and awkard.
Daniel Webster, in discussion on
the influence Of the press, spoke as
follows:
Every parent, whose son is ~.
vaV4 IT, 10 h me-, ~ Srhpt -h..u {,
p y ~ Sith . ".wspaper
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
AN ITEM DY-pEPTIc SUFFERERS,

AN lTEMF DY-PEPTIc SUFFERERS
III .kernel of he peach pit hss
prsc,d IN my case. perfect remc-
Il, far What il termed "hearL burn. -
| saff rcd frcm it hourly for years
more at some times than others
Seeing this remedy recommended in
some Journal, IwD or three years ago
| often purposed to try it, but did
not, until this winter. When the
suffering manifests itself, eat one or
two of the kernels, and after few
days the symptoms will disappear
The remedy is simple and cheap and
harmless, and best of all, efectual.-
10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
EooNoMY.-Tho Chicago III

ECoNoMY.-Tho Chicago Times
wants the Government TO economize
That is what the Government is do.
ing. 1t found the Treasury bleeding
at every pore, so To say, and it has
cauterized every wound, so that
every thing is healthy. When a journ-
al which sustained the wholesale steal
ings of the Johnson administration
asks an administration which is pay
ing two hundred and sixty-two
thousand dollars Of the national debt
per day. to economic, it suppressea
the truth in precisely that way
which is equivalent to falsehood.-
Chicago Post
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
asyThe Indianapolis Sentinel tells

say- The Indianapolis Sentinel tells
rich joke on a railroad conductor
no resides in that city. In his alb
sence his wife presented him with
a fine boy. Some OF his wife's friends,
who are Of waggi>h turn Of mint,
suggested that they borrow two 9th
or babies il tho neighborhood, and
present the three youngsters TO the
happy father on his return. The
plan was carried ont. and upon the
arrival Of the train la tho evening,
the young husband who bad heard
that all was we'll, hurried homo ~
After fondly kissing hi- wife, he
asked TO see the liltlr stranger In
agine his surprise on behoiding three
babies when the coverlel was turned
down. After gazing st them in
profound astoui>hmcnt for several
minutes, be turned 80 lis wife and
coolly asked. Did any get away ?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
-&.%E g. 81. = IS. G. .HS :.

WHEREAS Fifteen ur moro resident. f-e.b,l,lars r
the towns 81 clifton, Lima aud patteyllle have pet-
TONED the County Board of supervisors at Grant conn
~, Wisconsin TO iay out survey aud establish public
highway through said towns from tho VILLAGE ~ Mar
tnFe 10 the town ofCiton 70 the village OF Platte.
vile, commencing as the village ol Alartinye III See
uoh No. Fourteen tl4), in the town 81 Clifton; thence
running ON the most practicable route 10 tho eo,,tb
west corner q Secu0a Thirty five l35 In the town Of
chiffon, on the town line between Clifton ana Lima.
thence IN soutnaFly direction on the shortest ana
most practicable route through the towns ot Lima and
Fattevilie q tho said village of pattetlle notice il
hereby given that tho said County Beard of Supervise
ofs VIII meet az the store 81 Vs. G. Wight ia the val.
laee o. Aartiuvle Jpn said town OF Clifton on Tuesday
being the lst day q February 1870 III ID o'cl3c Nj.
Tor the purpose ofdacidng upon such application aud
yie"lhg establishing and ordering survey Of said
route il deemed advisable
BY order Of the County Board
Silva 4 NJ ATTIy.p ft.tl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
Total in ten States.

AN'oi "a @f@U9OOJU
In ten Of the greatest agricultural
States-the grain-growIng and pro-
ducing "loyal" Sales.--future are
S72, 100000 of national banking cap
ital, being S13, OO0,O 900 less than the
little State OF Massachusetts, has
Those ten States have a population
of at least Is, 500, 900; Massachusetts
has not 100000. In the Southern
States the disproportion is still great
er, the capital there only being nom
inal There are immense profits on
this national banking business, not
less than than twenty per cent. per
annum on the 1892, 10000 or say
$4,000, 900 in all. OF this New
England and New Yori; receive S48.-
100000, while the great West and
Northwest only get $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
Fruit Thieves

A correspondent at Mansion com
plains bitterly that his orchards are
robbed of their fruit, the trees bro
ken down, and his vines stripped of
grapes. He says be was watched for
the thieves in vain. His neighhors
are treated in the same way. He
asks the Legislature to pass a strin-
gent law for the summary punish
ment Of the rascals who despoiI trees
and vines. We publish the conclud-
ing portion OF his letter:
Give us strong law, with au-
thority to arrest and imprison with
out process, and except the fruit
grower and his employees from all
liabilities done TO persons who may
he stealing or attempting to stoal
trait in the night season, and D..
aw itself welt published VII caft
l eVll 81 Wl g. mplsio l.
aHieS, ia ny orln ho ord;oai
form Of law, vii each the ca,
because you caawf detect tl,
thieves, aud hence cannot arre-
them.
ave must have me,hing extra
ordinary in the direction of arrest
to be at all eficctna Give the fruit
grower and his employees the power
Of Sheriff. and make The fruit thief
the same az a jsil-bird, and the law
viii execute itself and nobody ,oW be
hurt, for the thieves will keep away
as soon as they know the law
81 have thus briefly expressed my
opinion, but | do it in all difference
to your supreme wisdom. | do hope,
however, that you will give this sub
iect due consideration, and do the
best thing for our State. (Will the
State papers please copy r.
"Mauston, Dec S,ls69 II. V. Train"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

ANNEXhrI,N .GAGUE The n. Y
sun -a\ : hat az American Annex
tim l. a@nr has recently been formed
~ New York with the ayowcd pur-
pose o. procuring by persuasion or
force 10 thc United States OF all the
countries and provinces of North
Ameriea.and all the islands along the
coast. Yheir motto: The national
safety Of the United States demands
the acquisition Of all North Ameri-
ca and the West India Islands. -
lromineh. citizens are members of
this League and its officers are the
following well known men: CoLGeo.
n. Gibbons, President; Gen. \. L..
Quincy, Vice President; Gen. Geo.
n. Cole, Secy.; Gen. Jos. B. Gait,
Recorder,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
The Religious Character of the late Mr..
Stanton.


The Washington correspondent Of
the ~ Y. Times writes as follows:
NOW that Mr.. Stanton II dead
many people are unsealing their
Fps with incidents Of his life which
MS desires and wishes have .here,f.
iore Kept Generated Few people
who met him in ordinary bss5arss
knew to what extent no gas i{tstati.
God-fearing man. and ~ what ~
tent he believed in prayer. Rev Dt
Gray, late pastor OF the E-sfree,
Baptist Church OF this place VIII.
preached here to-day, related the
following incident in the course o.
his sermon About two years ago
while Mr. Stanton was holding po..
session OF the War Office, and vo,.
untary prisoner Therein. Rev. Mr.
Fulton, of Boston. came on. and
while here requested 10 accom-.
psny him in visit to Mr.. Stanton
We went, and were very cordially
received by him Mr. Fulton al.
dressed him and said II have made
you special suit ct Of PRAYER and
have Regarded y"n as the saviour q
our ccunCry, and believe God Ia,
heard prayer on your behalf" After
congratulaiing him on the nobl,
stand he had taken during the war
the services he had rendered lis
country, and also the stand he had
taken at that time; Mr.. Slant n
SAID "Gentlemen, | believe in God
and | believe in prayer, although |
am not professor in the common
acceptation of the term and when,
during the war, received discour.
aging dispatches from the army
would lock my door, spread out my
dispatches, and kneel down and pray
to God to save my country, and then
go and talk with Mr.. Lincoln. -
Mr. Fulton then said Mr.. Stanton
this is an in interesting incident il
the history Of the war; am at
liberty to repeat it?" lie replied
Not now. Were this statement ia
be made public under existing cir
cumstances, my enemies would re-
gard it as a bid for the sympathy
and support Of the praying portion
OF the country. Wait till | am dead
then you may tell it." Just as they
were about to leave, Mr.. Stanton
rose and locked the door, and said
"Gentlemen, | would like to have
you spend few moments in PRAYER
Mr.. Fulton, in his brusque way, said
"Gray. pray" Mr.. Gray did so, anc
then Mr.Fulton prayed most earnest
ly for him. During prayer Mr.Stan
ton wept like child.
LINCOLN AND STANTON.
The following anecdote gives {
striking Illustration of the relations
which existed between the Chic
Magistrate and his Minister of War
"Only few days before his doati
Mr.. Lincoln gave still more stri<
ing testimony of the affectionate ma
ture of his regard for Mr.. Stanton. :
This was when Mr.. Stanton rendered
him his resignation of the War De
partment, on the ground that th
work for whose sake he had take
it was now done. Mr.. Lincoln
says WI mesa, was greatly move,
by the Secretary's words. and tear
lug in pieces the paper containing
the resignation. and throwing hi
arms about the Secretary, no said
stanton, you have been q goo,
friend and faithful servant, and i
Is not tor you TO lay when you viii
no longer be needed here Severa
friends of both parties were preeen
on this occasion, and there was 40
a dry eye that witnessed the scene.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
asa. From the report of the amour

49, From the report of the amount
of trade between the United States
and foreign countries, it appears that
England figures for the enormous to-
tai of $3.50, 436,700 of exports. The
British Empire, in all, receives our
exports to the amount of $3.50, 600. 900.
Spain and all her possessions get $22,-
500, 900, of which Cuba has S12, 500
900. Liberia has the least, viz. about
$4,000 OF all that we send ou.,
1915, 1853, 600 are shipped in foreign.
and but s139, 101, 636 in American
vessels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

FUNERAL JUSTICE STANTON -
t. funeral oi the late E NJ Stan
49, i"' k rIare a. noon ON the 27tt
OF De. The pail bearers were Gen.
Brknap and Mr. Cress well, repre-
seating the Cabinet Senators Sum
ner and Carpenter, Associate Justice
S~ayne, of.the U. S. Supreme Court;
Chief Justice Carter, Of the Supreme
Court OF Washington District and
Surgeon General Barnes, Adjutant
General Townsend, United States
District Attorney Pierrepont, OF
New York, Gen. L. t. Eckert, and
two members Of the House OF Rep
resentatives yet to be selected
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
The Markets before the War.

The Jaee;ville GAZETTE says: People who
complain of the low prices of produce now.
have DOUBTLESS forgotten what prices the same
articles brought before the war. Looking
through the'iies Of the GAZETTE from 1880
- 1899, we find the prices Of wheat, pork,
batter and eggs to have taken considerable of
f" range We print list of a few staple ar
licles as tIIeY were sold il this market
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

BUSINESS is BUsINEss.-A discrep-
ancy Of one cent was recently dis
vovered IN transaction of man,
Thousand dollars between one of tn 8.
\ " Y - 10 k ahd he Treasury
II par nv 81. Some correspondence.
I'D he err T. was f,uad, draf
a- -.Ut sot 'ht AIN auUl iis receit {
kn"wirdgrd. and the proper entries
made il . d. Zen d fftrent books in
IA fiji ...s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

GS Mrs. Matchett, young wom-
an in Indianapolis, was fatally burn
ed by the explosion of a gasoline
lamp on Saturday evening. After
her clothes took fire she ran seven
squares with the flesh dropping from
her body.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

CoLoRADo.Y-lt is stated that a bill
for the admission Of Colorado as a
State into the Union has been pre-
pared and will be introduced when
Congress reassemhles. A similar bill
has twice passed Congress, but failed
eaeh time to receive President j ohm
sons signaIure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

Coon ESo0RsEMENr.-Tba London
Spectator, ca American affairs, says :
"Grants programme Of peace re-
trAnchment, reconstruction and hon
es'y must enhance the position Of
the United States as a nation. His
way of paying the debt is the last to
be quarreled with"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

sszT A writer in Hear b and Home"
makes the assertion that if law TO
compel stock restraint had been en-
acted twenty years ago in Wisconsin,
there would not now be hundred
acres OF good land uncultivated in the
state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
- F.. X. PHGNIX.
SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

farm Of 100 acres situated tp the town Of Water.
loo miles from Reet0wu ths tower C8s,yille ROAD
40 acres under fence and rultiVatiou 4 Z Cd si0rA
range plenty Of goJf nn,h,r ami iaeadow. VOL
watered sprii ilhiu Two raas ut the Dwelling i
comfortable house stshr tpd other out houses on III
promises The land 4 as valuable mineral hearing
land; price per acre Apply % me T. o address III
Breown. ] can gives w#rriuty dt, 4 Is thi. laud
MRS MARGARET McD.EALp
Waterloo, January T. s1U. 3l-m2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04


WoRLD's FAIR AT a meeting at
81. Louis, dec. 18th, OF the commit
tee recently appointed TO consider
The project Of holding worlds hr
here in 1872, after considerable dis
cnssion Of various plans, finally t0-
solved that ,he holding of such = iar
is not only feasible, but practicable
and desirable.
The committee appointed to draft
tie articles Of incorporation Of the
Worlds Fair Association with cash
capital of S1,0O0,O0O meet at the
Southern Hotel January 3D., at which
the inauguration hhd perfection OF
the arrangements for holding such
fair will be made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04
BLOOMINGTON i'll. NURSERY,

10th Year. 500 Acres 10 Greenhouses.
Largest. beat stock and shipp < facilities APPLE
J. 2. years, l0u0 a. pr SIS APPLE R,u,T
CRAFTS. choice URSERY STOCKS seeds O.af.
Apple Peaeh " iidg Ose Plum. OSA6E HEDGE 10.
O~, so EyrrTeens. Ru'ts, Leo, 90 nahlias
ulsdior', rnoerass Greenhouse, Rcddine Plants
Send Zoe for Catalogue
SIW44 pITCrKTvv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

rea-The total number of grave Is OF
soldiers who died in the defence OF
the American Union now recorded
in the printed forms published by
the Quartermaster's Department t
amounts to about 1873, 900. There
yet remain to be printed the records
Of about 10000 graves, making an
aggregate of 100000, of EwhicR the
names of 100000 occupants will prob
baby never be known.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

The PUBIsc DEBT.-A Washington
dispatch says the public debt state
m eat for tbe:present month will show
about as mach decrease as last month.
The amount Of gold 10 the Treasury
to date is sl07 228 600; of gold cert
iticates. S37 So, 600; Of currency.
Sl0,4l0,06C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

LAGER BEER VERDICT SET ASIDE.
Boston, December %, the recent
verdict OF liquor case, that lager
beer was not Intoxicating. has been
set aside by Judge Lord, of the Su-
peri0r Court.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

IA Gov McDougall has abandon
ed hls ur-ucc' ssiul attempt TO TAX
possession at The r 81 River countr,
in the name of he Cunadisu Dnmii,-
ion, aud il soon exp cted a. ) Pant
Mimi, where bis family and sratl
have already arrived
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

No AdENT.-Mr. Nye will not can
vass Tor the Herald this winter as
was intended, Those wishing to set
tie dues for Herald or printing, can
safely remit monies to US by mail.
Many have generously responded to
our call for dues and have our thanks.
A largo number are yet in arrears.
The sum is trifing to each one, but
the aggregate is important TO us.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

sA- The State Journal announces
a change in the management of the
Journal concern. Mr.. Rublee who
has been connected with the Journal
for the past sixteen years, has dis
posed of his in the Office, and the
business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm name Of Atwood 4
Culver.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

aea~An Oh otf-nder was lately in-
troduced "a oa~ country Justice Of
the peaco ~ John Simmons alias
Jones, alias Smith.
"lIl try the two women first
said the thiek-headed justice. Bring
in Alice jones'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

fHREE FAMILIES POISONED BY
IFIcHINE "A melancholy case Of
ujchlnosiY occurred about eighteen
mites southeast of Belvidere, Dec. %.
Three German families, about two
weeks ago killed their hogs and
s'ace that time have been partaking
freely of the meat thereof. On
Thursday slst. several members Of
ne three families were taken i'll. A
p lsIclan As called 10, and in spite
OF AL hi e Eoris. four Of the patients
diSd SEWN more are still seriously
III and the:recovery Of three Of them
Is considered doubtful The families
are poor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

DEATH OF BENJANES +. HOPKINS
Hon., B. F. Hopkins, representative
TO Congress from the Madison dis
trict, died at his residence in Madi-
con on the lst day of January.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

s9- Postmaster Burt, of Boston,
gave each OF his employees SIS as a
Christmas present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

NJ The newly elected officers
were, inaugurated yesterday at the
Capital. There was a reception ut
the Assembly Chamber given by the
newly elected officers. The Milwau-
kee Light Guards under charge of
General Starkweather were present
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

The reunion of the Sherman
Brigade took place at Mansfield. O..
on Saturday, the Dist ult
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

DIsTREss IN New YoRK.-The .Star.
the organ of New York labor inter
ests, presents sorry view of the
condition OF business in that city at
tho present time. 1t says: "The
Wholesale clothing firms, whose en-
ployes arc numbered by tens of
thousands, have almost entirely ceas-
Ell manufacturing goods for future
sales. The same is is true of car
penters, brieklayers, laboyers, coop
erT, and others, thousands of whom
have been obliged to leave the city
Ia quest of. work in other localities
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

GgThe receipts of wheat in Chi
eago, for the year 1869, amount to
1869, 156 bushels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

The debt Of Boston is s23, 433, $50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-01-04

" ~ ~ '--agrnts, Feathers, stadsu.. cter,v.
II eS"tefsi aud au 20