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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

man in want Of meal The larder being
bare, the fox, the ape, and the hare start
ed at once on foraging expedition
while his cronies managed to secure some
thing eatable, the hare returned as he
went, but rather than be reproached with
inhospltality, as soon as cooking-fre was
klndled, he jumped into it, thus providing
the visitor with dainty dish very liter
ally at his own expense. Charmed with
the action, Iudra took the hare out of the
fire, carried him back with him to heaven,
and set him in the moon. In Scandinavia,
oddly enough, tradition took the New
Zealander's view of Luna's character, and
made kidnapper of her. According to
the Morse legend, Mani, the moon, seeing
two children named Hjuki and Bill drawing
water from we'll into bucket, which
they suspended on a pole. for easy car
riage, seized upon them, and took children,
bucket, and pole into the upper regions.
After testing the question again and
again, modern meteorologists have come to
the conclusion that the moon has no sort of
| influence over the weather, agreeing with
| the Iron Duke, that it is nonsense to place
any faith in her as weather predictor.
Time was when she was thought absolute
mistress of the seasons. Pliny has the fol-
following lunar weather-wisdom. Fine
weather, wind, or rain, may be looked for
according as the moon rises with pure
white, red, or swarthy light. If, at full
moon, half the disc is clear, fine weather
is betokened; if red, wind if black, rain.
Ii at the rising of the new moon the upper
horn is obscured, there will be preva-
ence of wet when she is on the wane if
the lower horn is obscured, there will be
rain before she attains her full; if both
horns appear obtuse, frightful tempest is
near if they are sharp and erect, high
winds may be expected. Darwin declares
it is sure sign of coming rain when the
moons head is hidden in haloes A cor
respondent of Notes and Queries says a
large circle round the moon, with a north
or northeast wind, predlcates stormy
weather if the wind comes from any other
quarter, there will still be rain, but less of
it. IT, however, the moon rises after sun
set, the appearance of a ring round her is
not so significant as the Dutch rhyme puts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

and we believe it also to be true in relation to
tremendous outbursts of atmospheric energy.
At present the weather bureau keeps itself to
reckoning the probabilities for twenty-four
hourso advance but when it has become
more g niliar with the now little understood
law the weather, it may be able to fore
tel ie coming of tornadoes like that of
&c and to fix, proximately, the scene of
ravages.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

A VEGETABLE CAcHIsNATIvE.-In Pal
graves work on Central and Eastern Ara
bia," plant is described which grows in
Arabia only, the seeds Of which, pulver-
ized and taken iu small doses, produce an ef-
feet similar to laughing-gas. Those to whom
it is administered laugh and dance and per-
form various antics in theexuberauce OF their
joy, after which they fall asleep, and awak-
ing, are totally unconscious of what has
passed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

At the recent wedding of Bavarian
army officer, ISL of his brother officers
claimed the right to kiss the bride. She
responded to each smack and wasn't tired
the least bit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

An Illinois teacher has had written
charges filed against him, consisting OF
"1st, immortality I'd, parshalty 3D.
keaping disordly schoal 4th, carrying
uulade wepings!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

FOR one square of II lines or less of Nonparei
yPs, one Inseftion, Sl-O0 for each subsequent in-
seruon - cents. Unless the number of insertions
are marked on the advertisement it will be contin
, ueu . or9ered out. Liberal discount made to mer
chants and others advertising by the yeaT.
Probate and Comm. .ssioners' Notices A. 90 eacf
FOR notces OF Liberations, Estrays, the Forma.
uon and Dissolution of CopartnershIps, &C. 81 50
each for thre insertions. If sent by Nail the
mon, y must accompany the letter.
Notlces in news columns, 10 cents per line each
Insertion, but no charge made of less tn n 50 cents
Notices OF Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis.
Dut extenueu obituary Notices Poetry will be
charged at the rate of five cents per line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

A Western kleptomaniac puts In plea
of having been vaccinated with virus from
. /" hooking COW.
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A ring round the moon
May pass away soon;
But a ring round the sun
Eivas Wafnr In the fnn

An old Spanish proverb says the circle of
the moon Dever filled pond, but the cir
Gle of the sun vets shepherd while an
English rhyme pronounces
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-04

Ifround the moon a circles seen
OF white, and all the sky's serene,
The following day, you may divine,
Will surely prove exceeding fine.
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They say five, moons were seen tonight
Four fixed and the fifth did whirl about
The other four in wondrous motion;
Old men and beldames In the streets
Do prophesy upon it dangerously.

A red moon was equally ill-boding. When
Salisbury entreats the commander of Rich
ard II.'s Welsh soldiers to prevent their
dispersion, the Welsh captain replies:
'Tis thought the king is dead we will not stay
The bay tees in our country are all witheredi
Aud meteors fright the fxed stars of heaven
The pale-faced moon looks bloody on the earth
And lean-looked prophets whisper fearful change.
These signs forerun the death or fall ofkings.
A lunar eclipse was also an omen dire, as
it we'll might be, if the popular notion in
ancient times was correct and the moon
was only eclipsed when suffering from the
spells of wicked magicians seeking to draw
her down to earth, to aid them in their un-
holy doings fortunately, their machina-
tions were of no. avail if honest people
could make enoug gh noise to drown the
songs of the enchanter.
To sing the moon out of the sky is about
as forcible feat as that Of fishing her out
of pond. Attempting the latter. hay
maker fixed nickname upon his Wiltshire
brethren forever. The story goes that two
Wiltshire haymakers, going home from
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-02-01
RIGHT or WAY.

In the House, Jan. 18th, Mr., Clapett. on
leave, introduced the following bill. grant.
ing rights Of way to railroad companies in
the several Territories.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled. That Ia the
several Territories the right Of way across
the public lands, not exceeding two hundred
Ieet III width, and twenty acres of land for
every ten miles Of road for the erection of
suitable station buildings, turnouts, reser.
vOirs. switches, and machine sh0ps. are
hereby granted to any rnilr0ad company
incorporated under the general rnilroad in
corporation law of the proper Territory.
THIS act shall not apply within the limits
OF any Indian Or ihil1tary reservation with.
out special act b" Congress. Where such
railroad shall pass through mountain cam
yon, detile, pass, the right of way through
inc same shall not be exclusive. and any
other road shall have the right ~ pass
through the same, but not in such manner
Is 10 impair the track or operation OF the
Toad nrst constructed. in case such railroad
shall not be completed within five years
siter the formation Of the corporation, the
rights herein granted shall I've forfeited rs TO
the uncompleled portion Of its line. M
~~'s ." my NSOiUCV kVVC OF Vb4D
rs credit to any railroad uaa,,sUy: NOR shall
any county "r municipality ,thcsein d.. 10.
unless duv authorized thereto by an At ui
Tue terr'!"r'"I Legislature; nor unless said
scs shell ~ ratified bv y tw thirds vote 81
'i"~e voting on the question. And M DER
s"n except qualified eleclOr res,denl IN the
county " municipality affected thereby, and
WI" Inns paid taxes On real or personal
properly To such c"anty Or municipality on
TIE last property assessment prccc. iiny the
election, shall he au,IlurIxed ~ vn,c on saId
qurs,i"" The Legislature If the pruDrr
territory may iniis general incorporation law
pr"v'de for the manner in wh,ch private
lands and public lauos occupied under the
iand laws Vt The Unl.ed States may bc con
demned 10 the extent and for tho purpos.
neresn0ei0re mentioned, but no coG,lr,Sua
~" shsil Gs made Without first AMAZING a
tair compensation therefor, ex elusive of sny
Oenent that may accrue 70 the owner on &C.
cOunt OF the construction Of said road. All
proceedings for sucl, condemnation shall be-
mad IN the district court Of the district en-.
brscing the land. ... ~ ""'~.>"
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Notes o. the Day.

Abynsnial paper called thss kssrtssstsl
Asss IVES started in Chics0D O the 1st inse
A bill divorcing GovsDors Stafford. g
A1isona. from his wife - palosd the Leo
islature.
An Oregon editor wants to bet 1.-TWO TO
one on the average cussedness" Of Oregon
weSther but finds NO takers.
Epgliah -papsrs predict that Ansricass
wont use the postal cards more than month
before they will 20 iisgusssd atsf }
A lady's hat, With oil ito trimming and 4
bsnd.box, was isssay ssnt from oslitosnis
10 Maine for eleven csnts psssags.
st.Lou:s claims population Of 4oo, 900,
ON the authority Of the canvsssess for the
forthcoming City Directory for 1874
William A. sigoornsy, who claimed to be
con Of Mn. Sigouruey, the poe.ess, was
haed for petty larceny In Boston the other
day. @i'
Fred Douglass calls J. Sella Martin mis-.
cradle subtcrfugs for . colored man, and
Martin calls Fred . cross and crazy old
niger. .".t
Il hate to hear people talking behind
ones back" - the robbcr said when tue
constable was chasing him and crying,
stop thief I" ..-
An Indiana man the other day killed
himself drinking water, but you'll never
zee any fuss made about that fact In the
Sunday school books.
The st. Paul and Sioux City Railroad has
been completed, total length 272 miles, 20
that there 10 now IN unbrokcn line from u.
Paul and Lake Superior to San Francisco.
The Moscow Gazette publishes statistics
Of literature and education in Russia that
are by no means natterine OF the entire
population only nine per cent know how TO
read. in Russia, outside of Moscow, and
st. Petersburg, there a,e $40 book ships
and go libraries-or only SIS COLLECTIONS Of
books among population of 81, 100000.
The arrangement Of having newspaper
mails made and labelled in the Office of pub.
IicStion and sent direct 10 the railroad depo,s
II is announced, will soon be put IN experi-
mental operation in several OF tho large
cilics This avoidance of the passage
through the P'st Office. it 10 believed, will
save much time in transit.
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An ACT


Regulating the compensation of the mem.
osrs and officers Of tho Legislative Assam.
DIcs o. the several Territories Of the
United States, and limiting tho duration
OF the sessions Of said assemblies.
Be u enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Ut the United Stnies nf
America In Congress Assembled. Tina, tho
scsslOns Of the Legislative Assembled ar ih.,
scvera! Territories Ut the United States slall
Oe limited to ferty days duration. ~
Sec. 2. That the members Of each branch
OF SAID Legislatures shall receive comnen
sstsoa Of six dollars per day tiurino me
seasiops herein provided for. end thew shalI
receive such mileage 6 now .Drov;,le.i nv
law: Provided, That the President "f ,I,
Council and Speaker Vt the House of Rem.
Sessots1ives shall each receive comr,ensa.
ton OF ten dollars per day. and thse the
additional officers Of each branch Of said
legislative Assemblies skall consist of one
ch'ef clerk. who shall receive = compcnsa.
ton OF eight dollars Per day. and Of one
ssslStans Clerk, one engr0ssiug clerk. one
sergeant. at.armA one door keeper. one mea.
senge5, and one Waterman, who shall csch
receive compensation Of aye dolIars ~
day during the session. -
Sea 4 Tibet fsum end sfler she Ar,t IA,
Of July, eighteeA hundred aad seventv.ahsss
the annual salaries Of The 0overn0rs AZ ~.
several Territories Of the United N,aies sh.ii
y three thousaed I'VE hundred dclhr, ma
the salaries Ct TIA 6ecsvlafiea Of ~ I'LL.
torres sAall p No thoacenA 1yc HsnsSad
ssc. That ~ psoyisiou. q ,Ais ,er
ehAll M apply q IL Oiaaricf nf s.,i..r,,.:s
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Dresden, Jsn. 80-The report in the Bcr.
lin papers that ex. Empress Carlot.a 10 dead
Is untrue. She Is still living but her death ID
probable at any moment.
A public meeting to raise funds for the
erection Of = monument tn the poet
Campbell was held At Glasgow last night
and t2,500 subscribed.
Chester, Pa. 80.-Iartin, the defaulting
teller Of the Chester Valley Bank. was to.
day sentenced to four and one. half years
hard labor in the pcnitcntiary.
Rome, January 20-Randolph Rodgers Is
elected member Of the Roman academy of
81. Luke-The first citizen of the United
States who has received that honor.
Boston, January 30.-The city committee
on claims decided the city Is liable for oil
damages in blowing up buildings during the
great Ore.
New York, January S!-The weather
throughout the east is extremely cold this
morning, thermometer ranging from 10 to
80 degrees below zero.
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Psalss 1sssaass n 0aie,e,.

Chicago. Jan. 2o.-The police departmsu,
of thia city d An extraordinary MIDDLE.
The Board of Police Commissioners day BE-.
fore yesterday saspeadsd Superintsnden,
wssburne on charges Of neglect Of duty,
incompetency and disobedicncs of orders,
and appointed IN acting superintendent.
Washburne, backed By the Mayor, denied the
authority OF the Commissioners to suspend
him, aud attempted TO continue the exercise
OF the duties Of his ONCE. The captains Of
pciice, however, refused to obey him, and
take their orders from their acting supesin>
tendent. Yesterday the Mayor Issued On
order removing two Of The police eommis-
sionefs, but - they were elected By TIE
people and commissioned b. the 0oyesnor,
they decline u pay any attention q the
sedes. To-day Il d probable The Mayor Win
cemuDencs removing the captains. ssfgeaus,
and patrol men who adhsss 70 the Board Of
Cemmissiooess. "
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CONEIRMATION.

Since making the comments We did on
ts'egrsms relating to selisquisbmcnt Of the
land grast by the N. p. r. r. Co., W clip
the following from tho Philadelphia Rsss,
Jan. Is: =, .-..y.~
The Washington letter Of The New York
Herald Of Tuesday contains the following
paragraph: p. ...s r
'RUNoRED FINANCIAL sxBARRAss,eexr o.
- rr TIE y. r. 4. Z. 3a,M .##tD.
1t 10 rumored that the financial embsrrsse.
ment OF the Northern Pacific Railroad y
socn mat they are psspasinR 70 ok Cons
gfess Tor guarantee OF their honda
We learn from the Highest authority that
there 10 no truth whaasves ID tie rumoe: on
the contrary, the finances Of The company
orc In On excellent condition; Tho average
sales OF bonds sincs lhe iisst OF Jasuasy ars
fully equal 70 the ssles Of lest January.
They have not applied nor ase they prepar.
tng 70 apply, to Congress for . euarraasss
OF their bonds." Hg =. ~
This highest authority" b undoubtedly
Jay Cooke, whose Bank 10 but Q short dc.
tance from the Pres building. The ossstss
hes On opportunity 70 Get itself righl sas
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Ban Francisco, Jan. A-Aen from the
scene of the Aodoc fight say the squaws
took part In the battle and that one soldier
was killed bys squaw. Col. Perry was sbo.
while rolling down hill ss the top Of which
he was surrounded by Indians. Aost Of the
Oregon volunteers have gone home, but II IA
thought that thy will re.enlist. Capt
Fsirchild thinks California should furnish
one hundred and fifty VOLUNTEERS for ok
no0ths, for the immediate protection Of
her citizens. He csDsures Governor Booth
for MT having responded to the appeal for
help when first made. II 10 thought by the
people ct Yreks that Capt Jack will raid
Battle Creek and the Little Shasta valley
settlements despite the forces now in the
field. Gen. Wheaton announces his purpose
70 build fsfts for howitses. and fight Capt.
Jack from Tule Lake instead Of BY land.
San Francisco, January N.-There Is
nothing now from General Wheaton's camp
il the Iodoc region. The California troops
~ route from this city to the sceneof action,
under the coinnand Of Col Throckmorton,
are ffty miles from Redding; the company
from Portland, Oregon, 10 At Grove Creek,
and over the worst part Of the road. Gen.
0illen. who superssdes Gen. Wheaton, will
arrive at Yrsks Tomorrow by stage. 49,.
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THE HAPPY FAMILY.

There .. even now, division anons ~
friends OF The rad - 70 the mode u vhIch
assistance should b given. eons fayoe Q
ssbsid y-othsrs Oppose this form q - end
prefer subscriptions Of stock. n eiessas
v0e e'sst en- T. sssr q 81 Ssae -
:essss = ~ rsss u ~ Ttriasv ss1 ~
- sssattes. and whilse " ass villiae
NAY ~ eossty, q ~ eoepoeals eapaeisy,
~ ~ = nscA = . uajeeity G -
peoph by . vos ~ 1sei1a " rsu6e nj
shs Lagislaeass sAosM - ) ~. $500
asg % : vots e - 49,, fsi1nr1. I
psepocatIoa = tats 49,, = 9 eanoeae -,
aeiset = bslag ~ NJ = $3.50 $1,000
'issesaa q asthetag ssssaln = - 49,
-Assas Obsstw; Msv. r. ~
~ pssDls1e ~ - ~. - -
.llsa1oa6sa, Aogo nes8 16uooo 3 4tulneG110
ou16d1 uo19un1 e11oe ~
u ~ m altssf paass w. ~ "a n \
0n1nloloo WolAoGe $500 s
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9he DloeaaAs Deshss-Ysszih1e Dtoen
a0A Y1taltv.
Salt Lake, jan. 3o-Snow drifted on the
y. p. Railroad during the late storm In SONS
places sixteen feet. Railroad men ny the
weather 10 the .nosAtezItble everyexpssieuc-
ed. At Granite Canyon, three section hauds
were frozen to death, and two st Bryan. A
number of Others arc reported to have per-
'shed while shovellng snow of the track.
Great credit y awarded the employees Of NE
Company in breaking throash sha blookade
20 speedily. The passengers suffered no
hardshipsor inconvenisnee whatsver. There
u ten feet of snow ON the level il Little
Cottonwood mining district .,i~ go. ,
Another scheme IL on foot to build mil.
road from this city to connect with the U.
p. At Echo, wide guage. Epizootic bad -
ever. ."'. ~
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4 DELEGITED SUBJECT.

Tho Gazette man has bed cass d n.
ligious epizootic. Bnn mashes and csyDne
pepper poulticcs, 1t 10 appsehendsd, will
scarce prevail to save him. H. rod some,
where that . convoestion Of mialstsn In
Washington held prayer meeting the other
day to petition that the quality of editors
might be improved (ssid meeting doubtless
being . special call meeting suggested BY
the fact Of their learning the alasniug 10.
telligence, through the American Newspaper
Reporter. that the editor of ihe 0asAss wss
elected 10 come to Washinston,) and forth.
with set sboat ''spssring" over the squsFs
timber 10 his own optic for the mote In his
neighboS. The violent exertion brought
on ssvsrs case Of religions epidemic and
the Helena fire engine has since been throw.
ing casbol,c acid promiscuously day and
night without materially improving the
moral atmosphere. BE wants the NORTH
WEST editor prayed for-does this dainty
saint with heaven rolling eyes-snd mis-.
quotes scripture, 70 make the brethren groan,
with the volablc vigor and unctious fcrvor
Of high proof exhoricr He even reminds
one of him who stood and prayed thus long
sgo-"God I thank thee that I am not
as other men are," aud Il turned out 1t was
mighty smooth for them he was not Real.
" VIC would not wish 70 deprive the editor
of the Gazette Of any of the efficacy of prayer
by the Washington prclates. If he don't
need it worse than Wes. Jones. Judge
Knowles, ourself, or any other man, when
the old stagers begin to belt him around In
Congress. we'll agree 70 vote the Liberal
Republican ticket the next Time Montana
Delegate 10 elected Oh It Tin harmony with
the sdministrstion"-an tho new Terrific
rial officers. Study muscular christianity,
good friend. and leave exhortaiiOn n Indian
agents; forswenr railroad subsidies and the
henping Of unbearablc burdens of taxation
upon your constituents; entrcat that phsra.
sale pride enter not into your heart or North
and south Credit Mobilier stock into your
pockets, for the latter end Of that man is
The worst end; avoid the Iniisn Ring for ito
ways arc ensnaring; sec that the size Of your
hat enlarge not too rapidly; remember that
some portion of Montana is outside the walls
Of Helena; consult Bruce on post Office
salaries. National Banks and Legislative
bills; avoid franking hotel circulsrS do not
forget 10 draw your salary. and when pre-.
sen,ed 10 Grant remind him that you were
elected to be lin harmony with the admin.
istrat,on." In the study Of those topics We
trust you will tiEd mental relief during the
continuance of your devotional influenza,
and in their practice - Delegate convince
the ministerial syndicate at Washington
they were unnecessarily solicitous about
your advent in Congress, and that with
proper surroundings you are not beyond the
potent reach of saving grace and that touch
Of nature which makes the whole world
kim
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Washington. Jan. 3o.-Judge Delshay,
United States Judge of Kansas, against
whom impeachment articles were filed upon
charges of drunkenness and malfcasance,
has placed his resignation In the hands of
friend.
Ben Butler created . sensation In the
House today by . speech in support of the
bill restoring the pensioners of the war of
1912 70 tho rolls without compelling the
oath Of allegiance. He said be hoped the
day would come when the New Orleans of
1859 would be forgotten and the New Or.
leans Of 1919 alone remembered.
The M0c0c war has been the subject of
Cabinet discussion and it has been deter.
mined to sppoint Commission OF three
pcrsons 10 investigate aud ascertain the best
method Of securing peace and maintaining
the A0d0cs on . reservation. Instructions
to the Commission are now being prepared
at the Interior Department.
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VIM. T. ALLISON,
tsnceessor to Jshn a. MurpAy,I
Contractor and Builder,

AAAN STkkET, ....... ...DEER LODGE
tOpposite Murphy 4 Co.'S Mill
SSeuaess made for Oh kinds Of carpenter and
- OF the public II respectfully solicited. l5J
having dbpoeed Of my shop and business to NJ.
Wm. Athena. take this occasion 70 thank the citi.
scea q Deer Lodg fos tAsr liberal pstroDags 10 me,
- eoicts continuance VI II u my successor,
ssssa ~ win xisc good sasislsction.
e Dser Lodge. Jaiy II, 1871. ' -
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the EPllooIlc.

Il AS9sazs - Par 0sFtA - Saaks River.
Snake River, Jan. 30.-There are 10 cases
Of epizootic between here and Black Rock,
and spreading. Distance 45 miles, Ed.)
Snake River, Jan. 81. Three new cases
Of ''cpy" are this morning reported.
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0nsv0lssanas q ,hs0.R.RR

Cortnne, January N.-The fogty houl
snow storm, which ceased yesterday q 3 p.
n commenced again q N early hour this
aosn'ns with increased fury, and sxasadst "a
Cheyenne, q he route Of the Union phciac
A. Evanssoa tslegsm, dassd Hve p. n,
says: The tsaia iron The vsse. which ami
I'D q 1ooa to-day, b lyisg bas ,waisisg
foe ~ rad 70 opsa. TIE vet bossd tsoin
= = The dsifes easeof hac. lsbstill s0osu-
iag ~ dsiftiae vesy bid sask So
Alasaaais lslagsao ~ sAae ~ aain
fsan ~ vsse - q Alea q, - NJ ~
au1vol- II wsahseb Glso9asa ~ eala.