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This lain House Establishcd in 1858
DcBcIONC obtained for Officers, Soldiers.
VlNSIONo and seamen of War Of lsal sni5,
and for their heirs. The law include. deserters
and those dishonorsbiy discharged. Ii wounded,
injured, or have contracted any disease, apply at
once. Thousands entitled. Great numbers en-
titled 10 an increased RATE, and should apply
Immediately. All Soldiers anu oeanacn of the
War OF lal2, who served for any period,
however short, whether disabled or not, and all
widows ot sucn not now on the Tension rolls.
are requested 10 send Inc their address al once.
RnIlNTv. Many who enlisted in ls1l-l anu 8,
oOo"'I. are entitled send your discharges
and have them examined, Business before the
PATENT OFFICE solicited. Oiicels returns
and accounts settled, and ell just claims prose
yuirt.
As / make no charge unless successful, re-
quest all 10 inclose two stamps Tor renly and
return n papers. GEORGE T.. ILMOS,
Lock BOX AZ, Washington, u. [.
recommend Captain Lemon as an honorable
and success tui Practitioner. IS A Huribut, NJ.
C., ith Congressional District Of l,iinois, late
MAJ .-o,u'i L, :. Volunteer.
IN writing, mention naine Of hi p9per.
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Take no other.
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Accommodation leaves cairo daily ....s:co a Ia d.
Accommodation arrives daily Except.
Sunday :u1e m.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10

lion T. " Park and Gen. Il. G.
Schcnek are among the recent arrivals at
he Equinox house.
Use weather tAs been extremely
VAIN sgain, aud very favorable foe the
summer hotel busioes- Manchester "
prcly well aled np with visitors.
Hay rides by moonlight are the raga
among tity visitors A long wagon body
i. covered with has upon which Che yisi
togs vi, ~ happy o. school children a
tia horn SO two By way ot aecompsrl.
men, e ne bouts u laughter adds 10
lho tGaet.
Til. Elliuox Minstrel Troupe, ga
j. eaci nine from The hotels, gave a
mhcsH au,oas cu,euainmcu, 81 Music
ban, rbesdaY evening. The audience was
isfge aua quile enthusiastic aud the same
caa be said ofthe sectors. The music WAS
furnished b. Prot farbcf sud Of course
was good Ibr saio c9tnet 81 Mr. Hem.
moii va nnasnaHy hne aud wsrmlg
ene5fed
Prot Wm 4 Essuy ~ London, viii
give en- entertainment consisting ofrcad.
ags snd uetAJiots iron he favor.
BE anil or 8, Masie hsii, saturday even.
Jig, aasua i2h Mr. Essiiy gave enc Of
two readings hsfe iss, winter and those
wbo besrt BIN tleu viii wish to bear
bm aRain We aa promise 81 who at.
teAi = teTg Gee evenings euiertsiumeRt,
He NeaHans 81 character afe simply
efiui.
Tte meslipg 81 no liayes and
Mlcetg eub IS lhis yUaEe, M8Gday
evening" be addressed by Luciu.
Bgeoe Esq, iram BaUiue,ou, 8 yery
tGecli,e speaker. sad o,her, iron abroad
tfc expected We hore 70 zee = barge
usmbtr present ltom 81 psrts - lhs
tow aud hope tbNt ue aadieuee will Ia.
Glade macy oithe opposite political iaith
we have beard Il stated ,hs, some o.
,le people 81 Fsru were TO bame 10 us
rtoeut death 81 wllism Reynolds Of tbif
t0wu The iseis. a. near 81 sc can learn
age ~ fsliaNk Mr Reynolds was driv
iHg aboal Tbs csuulfg, Purchasing chiek
eas, e -, ele, lor ihe kqainoA house
le va, f8upd b. George Davis q as
hfetaIey loase, alag ih lhe Bottom q
BE nsEou, neatly beipless aBd not Sbi'
10 spsE Bsug . stranger Mt. nayi
naeJ ae search to 8od out who be we.
sod ioatd ! bottle pass fat OF gtn. Tia
i4ea eoaGtmed the suspseion that be Hs
8ta&iestaa, aud Mr. Davis heipsd hIu
inio ths bsia who're BE- made ; bubk 10
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INDIsPUTABLE EVIDENCE.

ST. ELMO, Ill, July 8, 1874.
II, V, PIERCE, NJ ID Buffalo, N. vi
wish to add my testimony to the won,
defiul curative properties Of your Ait.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. !
have taken great interest IN this medi-
cine since | first used it, | was badly
ailicted with dyspepsia, liver deranged
aud an almost perfect prostiatiou OF the
nervous system. 81 rapid aud complete
did the Discovery effect a perfect cure
that il seemed more ike magic and a
PEI feet wonder 70 my sell, aud since that
time we have never been without a bot.
tie Of the Discovery aud Purgatiye Pellets
10 the hou.e. They are a solid, sound
family ply sictau IN The house and ready
at az timts to fy 10 The relief of sickness
without charge. We have never had
q doctor III the house since we first began
the use OF your Pellets and Discovery.
/ have recommended the use OF these
medicines ia several severe aud compli-
Gated cases arising from, as ! thought,
au impure state Of the blood, and IN no
one case have they failed to more than
accomplish an they are claimed TO do. /
VIII only mention 81 remarkable,
(though | could give sou dozens), Henry
Roster, furniture dealer, Of this place,
who was one Of the most pitilul objects
ever seen, his face swollen out OF shape,
.cales aud erupiious without end, ex.
tending 10 his body, which was COM
plelely covered with blotches gnd scales
Nothing that be took seemed to effect 1t
a particle. ! i0aily induced him 70 Try
a tea bottles Of the Golden Medical Dis
c0yefy, with daily use Of the Pellets, as.
.uriug him il would surely cure him.
Iie commenced H. use some six weeks
since, taxing two Pellets each night for
q week then one eacb night, aud tie
Discovery as directed. The result T.,
10 day his SKIN j. perfectly smooth, aud
tie tcaly erupjlons are goue. lie hss
taken ane seven Of eight bottles In ai
aud eDn-idars himseit cured. This case
had hsllisd tie skill OF cor best ply
sicians. Messrs. Dunsford & Co, drug.
gets, OF this place, are selling largely Of
our medicines aud The demand Is stead.
is increases, aua they give perfect salts
faction in every case.
Respectfully,
". II. C~HAaPLAIS,
Agi. Am. Exp. Go.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10

You are asked every day through The
columns Of the newspapers and by your
druggist to use something for dyspepsia
and liver complaint that you know moth
ing about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now 20
give You satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you Of dj spcp.
STA aud liver complaint withai its effects,
such as SON stomach, sick headache,
habitual costiyeness, palpiialion of the
heart, heart burn, water brash, coming
up OF food after eating, low spirits, Re,
we ask you to 90 to yonr druggist, Wait
IL Hard or Vincent Grover aud get a
sample bottle of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents aud try it, or a regular size
for rs cents; two doses will relieve you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-10

Americans are particularly sutae IS
this disease and lie effects such a. sour
stomach, Habitual C0stiveuess, Hear.
Barn, Water Brssh, coming np Of tAe
food. coated tongue, disagreeabio taste iH
the mouth, paipilatiou Of The heart and
an diseases OF The Stomach and Liver,
Two doses Of GREES's August Flown
will relieve you az once, and there posi-
lively Is not a case ia the United States
It will not cure. II You doubt this go %
YOUR druggist, Wait ~ Hard, on Vincent
Grover aud get a sample bottle Tor Zoe.
nd try IL. Regular size 75c.
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From Rev. n. +. Webster, Pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church 10 Wes-
ton. Mass: "iiaHiug been an cted with
dyspepsia and oil its attendant sDfieriugs
for fourteen years past, aud he last i've
OF ak wilh 8 ehr9nie ~diarfLas, | am
hsppy 10 state that ! tind myself greatly
improved. To those who are sfilcted
With dyspepsia, or arrangement Of the
liver sud aomseh, producing general
prostratiou o. Strength, | would resOm.
meGd the PEEuyt8S sfECp ~ one Of the
most eneciuai remedies that | hsye ever
known sold by al druggists.
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Cedar Posts
Wagons & Carriages

The fabserbers have iust recai geda car load d
be eelsbrsted Zion Tlaioim spring Wa "a
Tie bast and most convenient waeoH ever ~
fer,d for fae in thi. market Ai wagons soll
~ us are warranted to Dc ~ coed workmanship
AID material. Oar kpung Wagats base aaasa
With solid round corners, hsving taa msni
running around them, and Protected fu e.tltf
upper Or inner edge With 8 strap ~ mon Tie
uheeis ars ~. q. olas a Eoat ratcut as Z 30
be, soeond growth LieAotg 1ht1 base tso
iron seats vith fail bscAs % both Tie tsles
are ooAch-shspod. bar patent Auhura naAs ~
besi r.hned iron, With s0Ed hAnmcfeI collar
aud solid end nut. The sptiags sp 4 IL bfsi
English steel fui giglnl and ssuah.s3 Eoiis
n Norsay ir9s Zach vsg9a Aas ae nd
shsfs. pitA eross Ears leather and silver ga.
Al ssgons have dfgp ml baaF5s. uHia ols.
pise ordered Al umbsf a ~ wagons y
SeoBd-gr3Sth sab er hi1aoFy We sso Ia3a
aew sad secondhand Fbselons TOP ana QFel
Bngsies. Ae CEJAAC q iJEial
Hsraingtoa. ", Jas q, 1875.
Far sale 81 Thsyefs Hotel Fasl1 f1i VI
$50 4wl
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2


Masonic.
The next Regular Communication q Al0niram
Lodge, r.. a A. NJ, will be held OH Thurnaay
evening, July G, 1876, at Factory Point
j. II. WHIrPLE. WI
Adonirnm chapter, No. ~, u, a.. ~,
Next regular convocation on Thursday eycE-
ing, July s, at II o'clock.
". "A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, G. a. r.,
Meets at Thayer'. Hotel Hall, Factory Point, on
the first Tuesday evening Of each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. I0I, I. o. G. =,
Meets at Adams Han every Saturday evening
al 7 O'clock. All members Of the "ordei' arc
invited. Degree meetings every irst and third
Wednesday evening OF each month al O'clock,
z. J., H0YT, y.
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The latest. greatest, anj most ytHahle
remedy ever pat together hy medical
science for Rheumatism. Wounds SgcT
Hngs. Burns, Cake3 Breast, Sc the
Ceutaur Llnimcnt. There are 1--we kinds
What the White Lsnimcut il far the hps
man family. TIE yellow Ccniaur iinis
ment Is Tor spawned, lame Au8 alratnel
horses and animals.
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rAcoSIc HOTEL.

WtNaE unkf, r~p0rHiEIoa.
J y Kemp. Burlington.
joseph Enoas, wifa and servant, Brooklyn.
A. Eaeas, Brooklyn.
FFs a. Enoas, d.
d Il. Eness, -
Ma Il A. Gray. Albany.
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Children cry for Castofia 10 Is as
pleasant 20 take a. honey, aud is tbsn-
luiely harmless ID sure % cNue
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome lF
liability caused by rash OK cuiti teeth
les q perfect substitute tor Castor OF,
and Cor Costiycuess Ia yeuug orotd There
Is nothing 10 existence 70 effective and
reliable,
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no ClNsuMprIvEs

The advertiser, an Old physician. ra irad from
active practice, having had placed ~ his bands
by an East India Missionary the formula Of D
simple Yegeta 10 Remedy, for the speedy aut
perm lneut Cure Of Cousump ton, b ouchoiis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat aud Lung AZ
feet Gus, also a Positive aud Radical Care fOr
Nervous Debility and all Nervous CQinpiiate.
otter having thoroughly tested ila wonderful
curative powers m thousands Of cases, feels II
lows. Actnated by this motive, ard a c1usc}eu-
tiOus desire to relieve human suffering, be viii
send free Of CHARGE, to all who desire ~ ths
recipe, with full directions for preparing end
successfully using, Sent byretum mail By Sd.
dressing
DR.. ~. O.. STEVENS,
2Gly Munroe Block, Syracuse, n. I.
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safely sH1 e~srtaiuiv lhst Rrcat exirfrs'
remedy, GlrxNs SttrnTR spsF e..
moves cutRueaas cgap3taut BY upch3Hs
the pores whose distraction was ite
cause Of she dnicusy Test aui see
vii lHdaFee rs
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AGENTS WANTED.

Goods at manufacturers prices, The goods
furnished by me 10 agents ! receive from the
manufacturers. They are shipped in large quau-
titios and by cheapest routes. In this way save
enough on cost Of goods TO pay Inc for handling
them, and give them TO agents at lower Ggures
than they can be hau If ordered Of auy enc elte
trial will convince you that this is a lac'. have
osnvassed for five years, have had from
i've TO fifty agents at work for mo az a time, and
| know what agents can do aud what artlcleH
viii sell b.st, and can give uteiul hints Ia re.
gard to best and most euccesstui mBthDds 81
canvassing. Shall make your I~utercsts my Own,
| shall be IN receipt OF new and ureiul articles
as soon as they are put on the market, and al
ssys at bedrock prlces. want active agents ID
every town in New England and New York az
once to canvass on the following named arti
cles, to whIm / will give choice Of territory aud
bottom prices, if you apply at once.
MRS. POTTS COLD HANDLE FLAT IRONS.
No holder required. Handle never gets hot
Is detao1ed by a spring, aud changed from g
cold ron to a hot one quicker than a holder,
one holder AM three itoEs one OF which II o
polishing irous, G n%stitutc a Bct. Retail price
per set, $3.50. f. a lad = Invention Wlieh Wit.
help to 30 IL 10 nearly tyaFg laI5 NhU laf tIo4-
ing 10 be dolC Also
RUSTIC SHADES AND NEW KINDS y Fly
IUHEs, ALI COMPILE ia,
Tor from GO cents 10 sl.2j per sin loN, ascending
10 style II shade ald sizs Of window.
TAYLoRts SAFETY LOCKS, BURGLAR PROOF
Can be put on IN i've inmates wt.halt ga tiug
IL door. II loHIs the spindle b. h.He 3
Glide. kctali price - eentr.
EUREgA COPYING INK AND BOOK
No prcss, brush ~ wa a. t,4g.rsf. NrHflnt@
iIy 10 bus nets ucu cav rtfs 90 3 - yffH
3vp-p ~ iOlh . "a lHlf rt'oa D. 3 3 %. AtFe
~ . suu4o 81 snd aia mtuufaftugur- q gent tHg
IN n tNs re er naaii 81 gp ah3Su 6 ai'm
: ggh. si1., - ttF and .tTFr ugtn a4A lHa Fgga
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,mlA1oN

TIE thermometer Is atisinR up
among Use hlaeiles hsalu. SIC sasii ~
10 TOT q Democrats admiulstfai an il this
thlag eouuuaes maea uuger
Mr.. n. H. Detning asd Geo. g.
Kendall starred faf III eipaia Mouday,
they we're accomplished by Hiram Hyde
Of Ca.eag8, aud w4a b abseug shout a
week.
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h ss8 tl e. tr
IVES S. better 0sn
tteu SO ~ bsrs
stat fr ea #a
res c8
ua5s y 80 5 i habi - ~.
faxsa dt.s au5 &c aa vas .as
t a3 fr
aar tt aa
tsns EN- Ds,ls s. tlad hest
as Az aso u iaWu
faaY raIs7.
Mr. Laae aa tam " hsr.
eu hlaa8s s VS.
eaeJ @ a,aiday
rs iaa as.s Hisw Gee.
D. ifasafa
Tie casH65rg the ease q
narnam El JssaH
IS Gasss ass elH 81 tae sgra house
wtfs. u A. usrmsn 5ud }aa W.
Betbe sppsarEg faflfs efafaraad ]aago
Barton ieg iAe defendant. Tie tfs,a.
MONS was nDt Gaishtd con ibe lh iast.
pap Defendant a lta eaascgfY case a
Roberts ~ o. Nauatfan began Hasir ies.
Imouy 81 the C5Iaafa house hAt 8ij no,
conclude jt. Eaih eases sre % consider
ahie magnitude.
p8EsEr.
We wsto favored With aa t1aelieul
4 tcabgse fom grv. Mr Reed, Sabbath
sh,taoaH
-Nrs. WA Derby. of Aaburu, y. y
is vlsiliag &C. a,ites ia Dorses.
Several people came - g. ".
Baker's last wees,in sai0ura a while
among Ehe m-auulaiuss Ars. 81 A Bad.
lug,aB su3 son. Mics Lable Hsysus and
Miss Annie C. Agrgwsm.th, aI from
Freehold, y j..
-E4earsiou parties 10 different points
ofiutefrst uesr d., are lbe order Of 'bc
day here.
a Gw nigJs sluesa very unreasnu.
ais q thing occurred in oar aaiet atue
village. A Storm, sacu as never before
VISITED us, and $50 trust may never again,
commenced a. to o'clock aud lasted until
about ~ L. came from the south aud
satucd ~ the diniug-room Of The Wash
Ia son Hotel u was moi d shower u
sh,sueh Is lately visited old Kentucky
neither was il q hali storm, aud we would
Be unwilling TO term 10 an ordinary
Hlu'"'t s'"Imi 'a''''"'3 81 "as sAu"''
9'"s'! u" ''sty respect hDa' 'e" ~
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proarbc3
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''.se a"'io"'s 'a's",o'e' ,'I'u''
e'enink - ''',i' ~ ''e Ao''gs' - LOW
'a"' N""s'u ~ i''i' P''li''' ''''s'
~ i"' "'"'' "'s " va" 'p''g
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noNpfILLE
There is 70 be a sabbath school pic
mic 10 the beautiful grove Of Mr. Benson,
just below this village, on Wednesday
August 10Th. Tho procession viii form
at the church, led by the Londonderry
cornet band, sc . O'Clock, aud march to
the grove where will be held the cxer.
clses Of the day, consisting OF vocal aud
Instrumental music, speaking, refresh
meuts, etc. An invitation is extended TO
all TO be present.
SUNDERLAND.
Lao SATURDAY a vorv nIossant snr.
,,,so marry met At tho bonse If lame.
,aa,an, - M. tom y co,.hra,o IA.
so-,on,,.ntn,h ht,,tdo, Tho w,;,o,
uinIs i, ,@.oo,to ~ M y~tci,itr ,ro nar.
donahtn ,thoy feot l,,le i,,t ,,i1s 4,
~ ,o,,.sot MIA ~ aooa IL tba ,onno
IA .tiala a.,oa roanIa ouo, ~,
,ra,r $3.50, anoa ,ho tt,,haa,s ~ mai,
...4 a.tatho.s !, ,..i, ,h.,a 81. ,hoi,
60 as.av "a. man ,-,,l,n,orr og.r.
,sht.h s,,1 ,,,t IA ~ e.n,r, ~,
.,t.or. ..IBta notic..
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Nta Msaffts
g.
Ef
tus Iesyes % g I"
ga Tt sa
M Mas tsetef u defHt AaAA
Brzsft aU
s leaves MtacAestef raAr@A4 a"pei
sa NfN&Bys aa8 ha4ar4sss ~ Al >
sr 6srFs 81 Il TEak Us y gaibG Aefta
w as1N Chester a.
fsaH FrHGattaF
Ertts aais rtn8mt aeaat &GH is3E
s5aes saa lu8sss al
Naatbeflet farEi 1rFai
Ys8ara a@ta8hgt Asa saturdays a. IA -
8 tfffs fW = ass sAeK hofaa
T Ux ~ ctfhv
ttF Prophetic.
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AYERS HAIR VIG0R,
For Restoring Gray Hair
To its Natural Vitality and Color.

Advancing ycats, sickness. care, dlssppoint-
ment, ard hereditary pfedispoeiu0n oil turn
The hair gray, aud either Of them incline II q
shed premhturcly.
AYGRs' HAIR NGoR. by loag and extensive usc
has proven that it stops the falling Of the hair
in,mediately lften rencwa the gtowth, and 81
ways eurcly restores the color, whcu faded %
gray. IL stimulates tbs n%uiritiye organs g.
healthy activity. and preserves 10 h the hair and
t. beauty. Thus brailY, weak or sickly han
becomes glossy, plit1la sud strengthened loal
h irfcgflNH with lively e1pfe-s-oI falling hag'
3 cbcofcd and Established ain HAIR t]hicFGDs,
sud iadod ar gray halr resume lA1ir 0liglua
color. lts o. craft Ia % sufe nd hsfulrgs. 10
"a es daudrgg heals all bumGfs aud Keeps 10
#ealp coo, tlcsH ana ~soit-uuder which e5sdi-
tons diseases Of the scalp are impossltls,
A.. d dressing for lsdes bsir, tho NIgiH j.
praised or its grateful and agie Sblo Irtfumo
aud yaIlrd iof the soft ln+tte aud richness q
orc u impsJta.
PREpAIED ~
Din j. c. Ayrn d Co. Lowell, Mass A.,
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The Portland daily press., 1876-01-27

FRE.-At about half-past six o'clock yester-
day morning an alarm was sent in from box %,
which was caused by fire being discovered in
the building 81 Exchange street. When the
department arrived the fire was we'll under
way in the second story of the block.
The origin of the fire was thought to be in
small closet used for storing cane seated chairs
but how it caught is not known. The fire as
under the plastering and was hard to reach,
and much water was necessary to get it under
control. The first floor, which is used as a
salesroom, was sad sight to behold when the
flames were extinguished. A large number of
elegant new black walnut chamber sets were
nearly spoiled. There were also upwards of
thirty chamber sets which were destroyed. The
firm estimate their loss at $4,000, on which
there was the following insurance: $1,000 in
the Security, $1,000 in the North British, $1,000
in the Hartford, $1,000 in the Queen, all at the
agency of Dow & Palmer, and $1,000 in the
the London and Liverpool at the agency of
Heath & Drew; $4,000 in the Germania with
Sparrow & Peck, and $1,000 in the Standard
with Barnes Brothers. An insurance of $4,000
in the Hudson had just expired. The insur-
ance on the building amounted to $4,000; 5000
in the Commercial Union with Rollins, Loring
& Adams, and $4,000 with Upham & Gardiner
The building is valued at $4,000. Loss fully
covered.
The building next above was slightly injured
by smoke. 1t was unoccupied.
The man who first discovered the flames had
hard time in finding any one who held key
to an alarm box, and if his courage had not
been good he would have given up in despair,
and let the building burn up. 1t is said that
it was half an hour between the time the fire
was discovered and the time when the alarm
was struck.