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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
COMMON SENSE W.. PRtWoIcg.

~ R. v. Prracr. ". D.. Of the World:
'Dispensary, Buffalo. N. Y. Author OF
1.-THE Peoples Common Sense Msdi-
cal Adviser" etc.. etc.
l ana aware that thore Is o popular.
and not altogether uniounded, p~rsjudice
against patent medicines" owing to
the small amount OF merit which many
Of them possess. Tho appellation
.'Patent Medicine" does not apply to
my remedies, rs no patent has ever been
asked for or obtained upon them. nor
have they been urged upon the public as
'~'cure-alls." They are simply some ia
vorite prescriptions. which, In q very
extensive practice, have proved their So.
perior remedial virtues In the cure Of
tho diseases for which they are recon.
mended. Every practicing physician has
his favorits remedies, which be oftenest
recommends OF uses, because he has the
greatest confidence In their virtues.
Tho patient does not know their com.
position. Even prescriptions aro writ.
ten In a language unintelliaible TO any
but tho druggist. Az much secrecy Ia
employed as In the preparation Of pro-
priotary medicines. Does tho fact TINT
an article is prepared by q process
known only TO tho manufacturer render
that article loss valuable2 How many
physicians know tho elementary com.
position Of the remedies which they en-
ploy, some Of which have never been
analyzed7 Few practitioners know how
morphine, quinine, podophyllin, lop-
tandrin, pepsin or chloroform, are made
or how naussous drugs are transformed
into palatablo e%lixirs; yet they do not
hesitate TO employ them. Il II not in
consistent TO use q prescription, tho
composition Of which Is unknown TO us,
and discard another preparation simply
because II Ia accompanied by printed
statement Of It's properties with direc-
tons for Its user
Some persons, while admitting that
my medicines are good pharmaceutical
compounds, object to them on the
ground that they are too often used
with insufficient judgment. propose
to obviate this difficulty by enlightening
the people as TO the structure aud func-
tions Of their bodies, the causes, char.
actsr. and symptoms OF disease, and by
indicating the proper and %judicious en-
ploymont OF my medicines, together
with such auxiliary treatment as may be
necessary. Such Is N Of the designs
OF tho peoples Medical Adviser" for
A. khoosand roniss NJ whirh hava alrsa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
The Charley Rs,s nyssary.

The trial OF William Westerveitf at
Philadelphia for completely In the sb-
dsction OF Charley Ross, proceeds slow
ly. but grows moro Interesting a. II pro-
crosses. Mr.. Ross was followed BY
three witnesses. who testified to having
seer two men drive OF with Charley and
his brother on tho day OF his disappear.
ance. and ono Of whom identified one OF
the men as Douglass. Moshsr's nccom-
plice. whom he saw in the morgue ut
Brooklyn after the Bay Ridge shooting.
But tho most interesting witness 30 far
has boon Charley's older brother. Wal.
ter. q bright littlo fellow OF about seven.
who has occupied = good share Of the
last two days in telling what no knows
about the case. He said that he and his
brother saw tho two men who carried
Charley off twics before that day. once
" they were going 70 Sunday.schosl.
when they gave the boys candy and
talked with them. On the afternoon OF
July LIST, 1874. no and Charley wero ont
playing. when the Same two men came
along In buggy; ''they said they heard
us shooting Rro-crackers MP In the yard,
aud they said, didn't VIC want 10 GO
and buy something? Then Charley
said ho wanted TO 70 and buy soma;
then the ma naked u 10 get in. and
they would take rs 10 got some fire.
crackers; then they lifted Charley In
and I got In" Walter then told how
they drove down this street and up that
went this way and then that wayne
sitting between the two men and Char
Icy on the lap Of n Of them, with a
red lap-shawl over thom-tll finally
they stopped al o hotel and got Charley
q drink OF water. They then went on
further, aud ut last stopped at q store.
when the men told him 10 60 In and
buy some fre-crackers with some money
they gave him. and, whom be came out,
the buggy and Charley and the men had
all disappeared. Walter described the
appearance Of two men, declared that
they were the same men he afterward
saw dead In the Brooklyn morgue. and
adhered to this firmly. despite oil the
efforts Of the opposing counsel TO shake
II on the cross.examination.
He was followed, on the LIST, by Mrs.
Catherine Lyons. who testified TO SEQ
ing Westervolt Of the house OF Mosher.
alias Henderson, on Monroe street,
Philadelphia, about the 10Th Of July.
1874, q fortnight after the abduction,
all Of which time she resided for q little
while on n Of the Aoors In tho same
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Reno Items.

lProm the Nevada State Journal. Sept. III
The managers OF the coming State Fair
have made arrangements with the vir-
ginia 4 Truckse Railroad Co. by which
they can have the use OF their freight
house a. . pavilion during tho Fair.
The building In spacious now. but 10 TO
to DO made more 20 BY removing the
partitions. and throwing 10 into one large
room. Il Is 70 DO lighted up with gas.
and will add much 10 the comfort Of
visitors and exhibitors. Every evening
q band OF music will DO In attendance.
This Is q good move on the part Of the
managers and will be appreciated by the
State whose interests are 80 well
handled.
The man who was examined wednos-
day night at the Hospital by Drs. Hogan.
Grover and Bishop was found 10 DO In
sane and committed. His name Is
Donahue. and aged about CO years. Al
times he VIA very dangerous. and the
people around him were afraid to have
him at liberty.
Ten prisoners are now confined in the
County Jail. Of those three have been
convicted and will receive their sentences
at 10 o'clock this morning. while ssvon
await the disposition Of their cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

DEATH or Two Oh MAsoSs. During
the month just closed Connecticut has
lost two prominent Masons. Jessie
Williams OF Winsted. whose death was
noticed last week. was one OF them.
He joined the Masonic order in 1920.
and was therefore IS years n member.
he had been looked up TO a. u father in
Masonry for the past generation, and
his funeral was attended by prominent
Masons from all the neighboring towns.
He was q man who at first sight one
would bs apt TO stamp a. possessed Of
marked and strong individuality. The
other Mason, whose death we recorded
81 tho time OF its occurrence, about two
weeks since. was George Giddings, Of
West Hartford. He died in Preston,
where he was Visiting. He was q Mason
Of moro than half q century, and was
the Oldest Past Grand High Priest Of
Connecticut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

QUEEN vrcroaIA has guarded the
royal jewels with additional caro- since
the recent discovery "a the Thames Of a
cssh-box 6llsd with keys made TO a tho
doors leading 10 the private apartments
n Windsor Castle. The boz was At
tachsd to . string. the other end Of
which vas tied 10 the branch OF . tree
lying In the water. ny the drawing OF
OF the waters Of the river. the branch.
with the string attached. became visible.
The police believe that n gang Of thieves
had arranged 10 steal the royal jewels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

In the New York Democratic Convsn-
ton yesterday. the case 81 tho rival
Tammany delegations came up before
the Committee on Contested Seats.
Morrisssy il reported a. having made
an able speech in favor Of the admission
Of his delegation. but the committee by
a vote OF twelve to ten decided against
him in favor Of Kelly. The ex.membsr
Of Congress must be terribly vroth. and
prepared to do almost anything not pro-
hibited by the rules Of the p. r. to de-
feat his antagonist, Kelly. We arc not
familiar with the standing regulations Of
the charmed circle wherein the Hon.
John won his frst public honors. but
sugssst thai II Morrissey should hold .
little wsd Of oakum In each land, II
might b . little useful. One Of our
local champions once did so with satis-
factory results. The case will doubtless
come up before the convention when
the Morrissey faction may show moro
strength and q personal ~rsneontrs be
avoided.
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LATE TELEeRAMs.


report was current on tho street that
.azard & Freres had decided to cstab-
lish a new bank. On inquiry at the Of
ics OF the firm. information was 70.
10 the effect that il has been the
Of the Lazards for some years to
abandon tho busines Of importing aud
dry goods and engage In bank
Immediately after the suspension
Of the bank Of California cable tsls-
graphic correspondence was opened with
influential English and French capita.
lists, and arrangements concluded for
the organization Of . banking house.
One OF the members Of the hrm will
depart fer Europe to hold con.
sultation with foreign capitalists. As
regards resources Of wealth. paid up
capital and general influence. the new
institution will not stand second to amy
bank on the coast. II il the intention
OF the founders TO mako II a strictly
commercial bank. that will stand
ready to aid. strengthen and uphold the
industrial interests OF the coast. The
Lazard Brothers have been engaged In
the importing trade in this country un.
der the same name for thirty 1--we yours.
and have conducted business In San
Francisco since l849. They have q
worldwide reputation and acquaintance.
and In . few months will open one OF
the greatest banking houses In tho
United States. .r-
At q meeting OF the Pacific Stock
Exchange this afternoon. tho resolution
imposing q fine on members for private
trading was rescinded. A resolution 10
resume regular transactions tomorrow
was debated ut length. but no vote was
taken. Board adjourned to meet to-
morrow at 10 A. n. There IL much
feeling among brokers In favor OF re-
sumption by both big boards. and II Ia
believed that the Pacific. at least, will
soon reopen.
Prseesdings sfshe View York Dea.
eeratic ssats Cesvssties.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 1G.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day. Every
seat was occupied. Allen Rsaoh. Chair
c.iIsa An. C-onycnt;on m ordsr vithout
any preliminary remarks, and nominated
MeGons, OF St. Lawrence. temporary
Chairman, which was agreed TO unani-
nisu.: In Ma aJdrss. he mid AZ.
iiyinc questions tbat are now boforo The
peopIo Of the several States for oxnmiun.
tion and dscision ara "a be ssttlej in
1876. The paramount one IL the fnan.
cisl question. Tho evils Of a depro-
c;ated currsncv. under which The eountrv
mon srsrsr. n.,r,.IIv aowsd ont nj,
dsn.,,n,s from a son,d INTERPRETATION
of the Constitution p~robibitina State.
sna nv ;mni;cot;on ,bs Gsnera1 Govorn'
msnt from matiro anythino INIT GOLD
and silver IscaI tendsr. This senti.
ment was received with moderate an
plsuse. which was soon followed by
great applause AT the mention Of Cover.
NOR Tiiden's name.
The usual committees were appointed.
and this convention took n recess until
The c~onvcntiop reasssmblcl M 7.aO
u. NJ. nna ,Judce n. Sturces was chosen
nermansnt Chsirman. will yics Pres.
;Jents from eoch di,tr;ct.
Tho follovinc resolution WINS miami.
mouslv ndontsd:
Rescirsd. That hereafter the stato
Convention shall In all cases Of contest.
ed sests admit A. sittinp members those
vbo nresent crsdeptisls frum sonrces
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
NRRICE OF THE JUsTiCE MIN.
~ mo COMPANY. as Merehants' Exchange
Duildlng. Nan Francisco.
Location Of principal place Of business.

Buildlng. Nan Francisco.
Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that At q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day OF
September, lS15, an assessment mo. lGl OF Five
Doliafs Cts). IN gold coin OF the United Slater
was levied upon each and every share OF the
capital stock OF this corporation. The Justice
Mining Co.." represented by certificates L.
sued prior to the 10Th day OF August. A. ID.
1878. and In the sum OF ttD One Dollar per
share In like coin upon each and every share
Of said capital stock Represented By certificates
Issued subsequent TO the 18th day Of August.
A. ID. 1878; that said assessment be paid TOD.
3. Kennedy, Secretary Of the Company. a. the
once Of this Company. No. Is Merchants Kx.
change. ban Francisco, on or before the 18th
day or October, 1878.
Any certificates OF stock upon which this
apsessment shall remain unpaid on the said
18Th day Of October. A. d 1873, will be delir.
quent, and advertised for sale at public sue.
tlon, and unless payment e made before, will
be sold on the YOGRTII DAY OF N0vEM.
BER, A. ID. 1875, 70 pay the delinquent asscss.
mcnt thereon. together with costs Of advcr.
tislur and expenses OF sale.
~ ordsr OF The Board OF Directors.
iii I'd JAS. \. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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$500
II isiisss = isdiserss:ss. Vim Do vsiiss avail
thamselref ol this. the gteairst boon ever lald
ct the Star seunGsrng humanity. DIR. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee 10 forfeit ave hundred dol.
lars for every case Of seminal wcakness or pr.
rate disease Of any Kind or character which be
undertakes and falls to cure. lie would. there.
fore, say to the unfortunate sufferer Who may
cad this notice, that yoa ARE trcading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
eeklng the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the nrpt rtage-rcnember. you
are approaching the last. IL you are bordcfing
1pon' the last, and arc suffering zone or all ~
rs evil effects. remember that u you obstinate.
~ persist In generalization. the time must
some when the most skilifal physician can rcn
.lsr ron no assistance : when the doors Of hope
will b closed against you when No aBgelof
mercy can bring you relief. In ho ease has the
Doctor failed of ruecess. Then let hot despair
york Itself upon your imagination. hut avail
yourself OF the beneficial results Of his treat.
nent before your ease 10 beyond the reach of
medical skill, or before grim death hurrier you
In n premature Grave.
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DIED.

MuLLRNs-fn Gold NIL, Sept. 10. May Ar.
mss, inhnt daughter. Of Morgan and Julia
Hullens, aeed Z months and ID days.
YOUNa-In Silver City, Sept. II, infant son
Of Mr.. And Mrs. !. q. Young.
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wrros ID the man who has two soles
and but q single thought.
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BORN.

DKLANEy-In Virgins. Sept. 10. TO the wifs
OF Daniel DELANEY. . sou. rL.IfL-
N0ODY-fn Carson, Bept. Is, 70 the wife OF 3.
A. Moody. Q soa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

"Now you 800 ii and now you don't"
We mean the "Third Term" The
Eureka Senib'sl had the nightmare q few
days ago and scrssched "third tsrm."
and now. comes the Rsno Democrat
which has ever since the California cleo
ton been suffering with an aggravated
attack Of political jim.iams, with ter
rinsd howl Of third tsrn." The Dem-
oerat bases its fears upon tho recent
rows In Georgia. wherein Is usual
several negroes were killed and ono
white man alightly wounded" This 10
q new theory Of the "third term con-
spincy" and about as intangible and
basslsss q the general average Of the
Democrats editorials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

GENIAL SnxlNAx's memoirs have
been Published in Londsn, and In . long
and complimentary review the academy
makos this comment on them: In
reading this book We may remark by
the way. n cannot but bs fIrcibly
struck with the differences Of speech
which are gradually rising in the United
States. and which Is years 60 on must
make the American language q separate
tongue; the writing Of this book has q
more distinct accent than anything We
have ever heard spoken. Another
notable thing brought out BY the mar
native il the really republican simplicity
which appears 10 have distinguished the
mode Of living Of the leading American
Generals during tho war;"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

Tx view Of the unusual quantity Of
mice in Austin the local Of the RsveNe
sounds the tocsin and cries out, ''let loose
tho cats Of war" Which Is decidedly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

The whole space allotted to Germany
at the Philadelphia Fair ns1t year, has
been taken for the exhibition Of the arts
and manufactures Of that country. Az
an example Of the magnitude Of some Of
her manufacture to DO represented.
Krupp. the famous manufacturer Of
ordnance. has notified the Government
that he Will charter q steamship for the
express transportation Of his articles.
some pieces Of which will alone weigh
ffty.ive tons. Over 500 exhibitors will
BE- represented In the Art Department Of
sams GREAT nation.
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NEW
LIST OF LETTERS

DRMAININu IN TIIE GOLD HILL POST.
Une month they will be sent Ia the Dead Letter |
nnis.. Washlnutau /
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NEW TODAY.

PROTECTION!
the HOME MUTUAL
INSURANCE co MPARY
OF CALIFORNIA.
TN. a.! IE a ~ r, sIRs o INSURANCE. CON.
Protect Yourself Against Loss BY
Ell!
Solid Indemnity. Honorable Dealing and
Fair Rates.
II 4. nRuNsKY.
WIN. II. HILL, Special Agent, Room 0, Taboo
House, Virginia. seps-ncdim
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
MCCULLOUGH d Co.
tL.ts X. RUHLING q CO..
noLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
u AND ASSAYRD.
We Gsarasses osv Assays
To conform to the standard Of
TINE UNITED STATES MINT
lin NcduLLOuaH , 90.
NEW VARIETY STORE.
RIP. TAYLOR.
South C Street, Virginia Civ
Opposite the Globe Ilo,ei.)
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS OF
portunity 70 inform bis friends and tho
public gene ally that he has opened o general
variety store. IN Lyneh's new building. South
C@s!rest. Virginia. where he will sell CHEAP
CHOICE TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Fresh and Canned Fruits,
PRRsn VEGETABLES,
FRESH RGGs,
CANDIES, NUTS, STATIONARY,
PICTURE FRAMRs,
WILLOW WARE. aud q large assortment OF
Yankee Notions too numerous 10 mention.
Thankful for past Kindness, ! respectfully 60
"i sai I ' im OF '0ur pa'r0nAf Il. p. TAYLOR.
J. q. MARSHALL,
....pkALEn IN. =.
Jewelry and Stationery.
KERPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
IA assortment OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
CLOCKS,
LADIES' sRTs,
RINGS, LOckETs,
SILVER WARE,
GOI.D PRNs, Rie.
Jewelry repaired with neainess and dis.
patch. Al work warranted.
Stationery, Toys and Fancy Goods.
rosrOESiGHs, GOLD MIL.
IMPORTED CIGARS
Leading Brands.
o. n. GALL U p,
Maynard's Bioek,
"A'S soppc,iis tas Hank Of t isiRlI.;% n'''"
TIE CHOICEST
EXTRA BIT CIGARS!
TIKI BRsT BRANDS OF TOBACCO
In all Its varieties.
Mssrsehaun and all ether Pipes,
Nsts, Casdies, Else Cutlery,
Tsys, .fascy. deeds,
Everything A No. 1 and PRICES LOW
~ Call and Bee.-
nm
PIONEER BAK ERY!
Main Street, Gold Hill,
(Just Below the Railroad Crosslne)
q 6 8 T 3 r z A D /,
Cakes and Pies,
ALWAYS o n HAND,
MADRTo ORDER, AND DELIVERED TO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
d. Rsnored to No. lss South Q

las Removed TO No. 1SS South
Street., Virginia, opposite Champlain llou,e.
Dr.. Bpinney, well known throughout tho
county a. Psthologist and Psychologist,
uhoss successful treatment Of certain ply ticsl
disabilities and functional arrangements de-
servcdly entitlc him to the familiar rrcogni.
lion Of the GREAT SPECIALIST. would lc.
spsctfully inform the citizens VI Virginia City
and Vicinity that his Increasing patronage de-.
msnding morv commodious apartments, he has
removed 10 his new onicc. No. iss South U
ptrrst, Virginia, seven doors north Of the
French Drug store, where he win he pleased
70 consult with oil, thus giving invalidi an op.
p~ortunity OF Kidding themselves. through his
professional agency. OF such constitutional aI.-
noyances and ailments % he claims 10 compass
and % sgfs' wi!n%u. entering INTO olograph,
gate the fAet that DIR. sPlNNEffs ~earlic,t
reputation may b. traced back 10 his %inaugu.
ration and conduct Of the Montreal canads
Rsst) Medical Institute. The regime of the
~ elevated standard. An extended experience
and an assiduous study Of the varied phases
ofdIpesse enables him To guarantee ASSURANCES
Of succcss In the eradication of the muliifofm
chronic affections Incident 10 both sexer. ,lch
AZ Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality.
and Chronic diseases generally.
10 THk LADIES.
DIR. BPfNNRY, while naturally Impressed
with the delicscy Of the subject. feels 40 hevi.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
with Q competent kDowledgc Of their various
suferngs. such a. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. Lassilude.
Prolapsus Uteri, Rstrovefsionr or Displace.
msnt Of the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities. Leu.
chorrcs. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distractions that
Inc region. he can aford them :mmcdiaterelief.
COMg AND BR HEALED.
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lNMK N nR mRALRp.

Il matters not what your trouble may be-,
IONS and lot the Doctor examine your case. lt
.caI and Sstisfy younclYra whether lhs Doctor
an1aBstan1s yer go. " he can curs you DO
- - - Sei u nee - ytI ssy %, Coz he
.IsssisAsasssse r sn'sssAs l~ss'aaden'
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A YOUNG GIRL ACQUAINTED WITH
n housework, nursing, and willing 70 make
herself generally useful. wishes TO obtain .
siBN q. r.. Post-onnee, Cola Hin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-23
naiIp sSenne6tt sournal.
1REMIRkABLE BIRD AsECDOTE.

The myriads of sparrows that nestle
In the ivy. which clings to. and almost en-
tirelv covers the walls OF Christ Church.
occasionally display surprising amount
of intelligence in their little acts oil KIND
ness to each other. From tree located
about opposite to Northrop's i'll Church
Street. a Sick or crippled sparrow recent
" fell 10 the ground and iluttered about
the sidewalk in vain efforts to regain
place of safety. Several OF its little com
nanions gathered around it, and seemed
greatly concerned for it, and by their III
cessant chirping attracted a swarm OF the
little-win ged converts from the church
walls. Efforts were then made by several
of the number to lift the helpless bird by
catching its wings intheir beaks, but there
seemed to be a difficulty in getting started
together, and the effort was futile, and
then the chattering increased percep-
tibly, as If there was general scoiulng
going on. Presently several OF the BIRDS
flew away, one shortly returning with a
twig about four inches long and an eighth
of an inch thick. This was dropped be-
fore the sick one. and each end was picked
up by a sparrow and held up so that the
sick bird was enabled to catch the centre
of the twig in its beak, and with the aid OF
the other two it flew over the fence into
the churchyard. and from tombstone to
tombstone until the church was reached,
when they disappeared in the ivy, followed
all along by the swarm OF their compan-
ions, chirping as if in great JOY. The
whole affair was viewed by several spec
tators. "-New Brunswick (N. ~ Times