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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14
Pure Neatsfoot Oil.
Fine Ch0m0i Skins,
AT
TITCOMB'S DRUG STORE.
District Court of the United States.
for the District of Maine.
In the matter of
EAArna IT Soo

In the matter of
George ii. Snow, I In Bankruptcy.
BANKRUPTCY
1NHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
l. been presented to the Court this 3lst day of
March, 1876, by George II. Snow. of Augusta,
in said district, bankrupt, individually and as
member of the firm of Snow & Grafton, praying
that he may be decreed to have full dis
charge from all his debts, individual and
copartnership, prOvable under the bankrupt act,
and upon reading said petition, IT IS ORDERED
by the Court that a hearing be had upon the same
on the first Monday of June, A. D. 1876, before the
Court in Portland, in said district at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and that a second meeting of the creditors
of said Bankrupt, be held before John w. May,
Esq, Register, at his office in the Court house in
said Augusta, on the twenty.eighth day of April,
1876, at 10 A. M and the third meeting of the same
vt the same place. on the eleventh day of May, 1876
at 10 A. M: and that notice thereof be published
in the Daily KenDebec journal and the Weekly
Portland Advertiser, newspapers printed in said
district, once week for three successive weeks,
and once in the Weekly Kennebec Journal,
the last publication to be thirty days at least
before the day of hearing and that all cred.
itors who have proved their debts and other per-
sons in interest may appear at said time and place
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of said petition shall not be granted.
VIM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
t-apr14 lSawlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14

Mr.. Hamlin's postage bill in relation to
third class mail matter has passed the
Senate and we hope it will also pass the
House. 1t is right in principle. All the
bowling against it comes from men who
want to turn the post offices into huck-
sters shops and fill the mail bags with
matter that ought to find transportation in
the legitimate ways of traffic. They had
better keep their denunciatons for some
better purpose. Senator Morrill, gave the
bill q warm and able support.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14

The New York Independent says OF MIR.
Blaine: ..Should he be nominated, as we
hope will be fact, republicans will have
= sound and satisfactory platform in their
candidate; and if elected, the country will
have an able. discreet, a sagacious and
thoroughly tried Republican for Presi'
dent,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14
Special Notices.
SIT Works like q Charm
Renne's Magic Oil.

This IS purely vegetable, general family RENE
dy. Keep it in the house to use in of emergen.
cy
TRY 1T INTERNALLY.
II cures Collie, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhe a
Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Indigestion
Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, &c.
USE 1T EXTER.N.aLLI'.
1t cures Neuralgia, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Sprans
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Headache, Toothache,
and in fact almost all the aches and pains human
flesh is heir to. Sold by all dealers in Medisines.
WIN. RENNE 4 SONS, Propretors, Pittsfeld
Mass aug27-t&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14
From the Boston Journal.
THE. LAST PIECE OF DEXOCRA11t
ECONOMY.

ECOVONY.
The s.annual STEAL" as Democratic
correspondent calls it, the River and Har-
Dor bill, was foated through the House OF
Representatives on Monday by the head
long vote of III to so. 1t appropriates
1882 $50. and yet it lad been so well
"greased" by considerate allowances for
SO many districts-here sop and there a
sop-that it shot through with such an i'm
petus that it was with the greatest difficul-
ty few members could even get the yeas
and nays ordered. The same House has
been at work for weeks cutting down the
salaries of needy clerks, scrimping and
pairing in order to dispense with consul
in some foreign port, or to run the risk of
unmanageble Indian troubles on the from
tier. and yet in one brief afternoon it sus-
ponds the rules and scoops nearly six mil
lions of dollars out of the treasury and
makes nothing OF it! Even Congressman
Randall. Pennsylvania and salary-grab-
Der as he is, acknowledges that the bill
might have been cut down SO, 1000. 900 and
vet answered all the needs of the country.
We have seen Democratic economy on a
small scale. here it is on large scale!
1t should be remembered that this is a
River and Harbor bill, supposed to be for
the benefit of the commercial interests OF
the country. And yet when we seek for
the great commercial States as indicaled
by the provisions of the bill, we must &c
to the Alleghanies and to the prairies OF
the West. Massachusetts, with its long
line of coast and its navigation, only Sec
ond in importance to that of any other
State in the Union, gets an appropriation
of 100000, while West Virginia takes
&495, 900, and even Texas receives 1892.
900. 1.-THE country should be exposed to
the assaults of a foreign enemy he would
try every harbor of Massachusetts and the
whole Atlantic coast, before he would
ever think of marching in search of West
Virginia. We know how this measure
has been carried-by a combination OF
Western and Southern numbers of Con-
gress, who have sometimes had great
deal to say about the public money voted
to the East, especially under Republican
rule. This, then. is the better example
that is set under Democratic auspices In
q time OF general stagnation. Reform"
House of Representatives, which makes
great pre.ensions to economy and the re-
duction Of taxation, and cripples the pub
lie service by haggling over details, has
no hesitation In voting away nearly six
millions of the peoples money where one
of its own leaders declares that one half
Of the sum would answer every purpose.
Give these men the control Of the Senate
and Of Of the Exhaustive, as well as Of the
House. and what limit would there be to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14

their proAgacy and wastefulness! The
question is already before the people, and
the answer will be put in very effective
and forbidding form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-14

The dirty filings of the Portland Argus
at Mr.. Blaine in connection with the SIAN
derous reports started recently to inJure
him, are not endorsed by the better class
of democrats in this State. We venture
to say that large part OF the readers Of
that sheet felt Inundated at its editorial oil
yesterday in regard to Mr.. Blaine. In
sharp contrast with the mean and low
spirit manifested by the Argus article, is
the tone of the following from the MachiaS
Union, the democratic organ of Washing
ton county.
Mr.. Blaine is no doubt proud of the cheerful
support given him for the Presidency by the he-
pubiicanS Of Maine, his adopted State.
We are not OF all surprised to see so much
unanimity for him. He is apparently as worthy
q any Republican candidate yet mentioned, and
We always like to see State honor its own men.
Besides, if the thing is to occur, viz: fifth ad-
ministration under the republican party, we
should prefer to see man from Maine at The head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

~The California theater (McCuIlough's)
is to be closed and sold to the governm eut
for post office, and probably the young ira.
cedian viii have the management of Wate's
opera house.
~The world is a funny thing. There is
Beechei away ahead Of 81. Paul as the great
est OF all examples OF Christianity, and poor
little EliIabeth-well, all We hear OF her ie
sew-sew.-[ Philadelphia Bulletin. :
~ Miss Elizabeth Thompson has upited
wAth the Roman Catholic church, and the
London AtheD9un snn0unces that she will
hencefofth devote herself to sacred art.
painting no more battle pieces.
81 The story that Mr.. John Bright hsd re
futt ID drink the health Of "The Empress
Is proLouno I'd untrue by the London Exam
liner. NO such toast was proposed. The toast
va, 'v.ctoria, Queen OF Great Britain aud
though he did not drink, g he never par,
take OF wine.
~Dr. McCosh, while not opposed to
aquatic contents between students and indI-
viduA colleges when not tnterruptiug the
regular course OF study, and conducted under
the supervision OF the collegiate authoritley,
deuoupces the evils which are attendant
upon such contents in England. He thinks
time TO pause and consider the situation.
GIT In well-known historical fact that
the Able Provost, author OF several once
popular novels and other works. was kille1
oy the scalpel OF surgeon VINO suppo 'e1
him dee I OF apoplexy. fhe Paris Figaro
lately published the statement that Provost,
early ~ life, indicted fatal ipJuries on his
monstratine win him against IA Illicit love
connoofion. 1n0 father survived few nor ~.
bat IVES too gonor0ue 70 accuse his ION ofths
crime ~ bed eQQmltt 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

DEvAsTATrNG GRAssHoPPsRs tele-
gram nom 81. Paul says: The terri ole devss
tstion OF grasshOpperS on tue northwestern
we-tern, and southwestern borders OF this
state has not been before alluded 10 ~ these
dispatches. The damage done by these peN :
Is Inc slculable. aud the amount OF cronS de-
stroy ed Is so far inconsiderable counted as a
Nhole, although hundreds OF Industrious
nard- working settlers have lost their all and
nave nothing left TO live upon. Tie Pioneer
fress OF y day concludes an editorial article
on tRe subject by saying that a great portion
OF the reg ION west OF and Including Jackson
Soonty 70 Eastern Dakof. and south throu gu
NorSnwestein Iowa, is covered with deyour-
10 nosts, and our report. Indicate that the
eDtlre crops OF that region are being swept
away, and that many OF the DISCOURAGED set
tiefs are temporarily leaving. We record
tne SAD fact as matter OF news which A.
would be useless folly 90 attempt 10 com
CO., ioI ~ might as well be understood now
Lhst tne northwestern states have eot 10
nsnt tnese eraIshoppers TO death aud get rid
OF mem al any cost, or they will make a
desert OF the whole region west OF Lake M ich :
igan before many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
w sui RnN N Il Inlr lQHa

DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. o., July II, 1875
Proposals for Furnishing such articles Of Station.
cry a. may be required for this Department and the
Bureaus AID Offices thereof during the fiscal year
ending June 3, ISL. will be received ustl ~
Each proposal must be signed By he individual
or nrm making it, and be accompanied b. o salts.
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute Q
contract with good and sufficient bond, IL his bid be
accepted, for any or all articles. Ho bid will be
Considered without such guarantee.
AL articles are stipulated to be OF the very best
sfSm e S Be mir in
and the price.
Bond, with approved security, will be required OF
the party to whom the contract or any part OF 1t,
On failure to furnish any article specified in
contract wthio rees enable time after having been
same In open market, or Of declaring such contract
forfeited; AID, greater price than the contract
price ID rad for any such article the difference will
be charged to the contractor. Bill will be consd.
cred on each item - larately.
schedules. containtpG blank forms for bidding,
together With items and spProIima.e estimate Of
in accordance with this advertisement, viii be
furnished On application.
Contracts will only be awarded to established
manufacturers OF, or dealers IN. the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right to reject Any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior, and Endorsed Proposals for Sta
No contract triH Be awarded Under this adrertise-
nlent hRfii on Appropriation shall hare tesR made
" CongTeSS for the purchase Of ks Stationery re-
qVf'e1.
jyl1-w&s,st Z.OHANDLER, eecretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
PHoroeRArH or Nrs-rpv

A PHoTooRAPH or MYSTERY AM,
bftfhs-Ine small ekop A. fnp rl-Fh -
corner OF Ninth and Penn ftreefS q oocnnf, a
oy Sermsn MATCHMAKER. he hsS - hfs
who formerly reside on NortS Sts,s. 80, -
I1ls city. The most wonderful aud n, Sc,
nous history Ia told ooacel aims Ito ,,s.ss.,..
The young lady, about nineteen year. ~ = -
was IN excellent hesith, rOsy-c Checked dars
EYED, ana IN re beet OF spirits, about five
graph taken. aud went % r aiding CALLERS.
IN TIE course OF few days she got The pic
lures and took them home. WHAT 10 said 70
have followed wss told 20 an E1J'c reporter
oy The MATCHMAKER this morning She took
per pnotogrsrhs home aud showed one OF
er examined the picture awhile aad then
said In German. why, this picture has a
deaths head on IT." She DinGed 10 the lie
WON about the ladys throat, and what
looked ike skull was distinctly seen on
tne picture, and 10 excited some curiosity.
Gays ai.erward one OF her photographs was
looked al again, and 20 their great sStoniSh-
hent toey discovered that the figure or
shstgreatly resembled SC, OF another skull
noS ssppesr Just above it. This was also
Pontea Out 70 the young lady, and she be-
came deathly pale and took her bff she
Slowly sank, and In two months after sne
nso ner picture taken she wa a oorp~a Tbs
repofs Yer ssked 70 see the phof lgraph. M
was sncwn. IL represented a stout, heal thy.
she bad her picture taken she wore n rose ~
ner throat Tails flower was so shat, 4 fhst
lH picture really represents a skull Reloyr
can DE traced with a magnifying glass fhe
outlines OF another strange fafe ID IN n
su Inee freak nj the bC Il, aud must he saa,
To be properly u1de5sioot and realt1es n,
lReatfpg Eaci-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

THE MoNrENE ZIG RINs.-The sort OF people
that the Inhabitants OF Montenegro are is
coming TO be know n, now that events have
TAKEN on their recent shape. A German let
Ter from among them says that they are
very superstitiCus: Thunder is believed 10
srise from the fact OF st. Peter playing az
nine pins, while lightning is regarded as the
renex OF the sword with which 81. Elias
combats the devil" from which il appears
bow their "Christianity" expresses itself
When there is a Ere 10 be extinguishei pco-
PIE call out: "Winei wlnei instsa OF
water" believing as they do that, by ut
tering The latter word the genius OF Fire
would feel insulted. Life is not secure u
any one. But the chief glory OF the Montene-
erins is 10 answer in large figures 10 the
sIlutation; Chow many Turks heads has
thou cut off?" The men kiss each others
iAces on meeting, but the most defereatial
salute is TO kiss his stomach. The doctors of
the people are uneducated, and they practice
by oral tradition only. A party OF German
physicians is now making a stuty OF the
country, while caring for tue wounded, aud
through them come Interesting accounts of
what is the real condition OF the NJ ontene
grins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

A YOUNG BURGLAR-Onicer Cabols M
tne ninth precinct, while In Waverly Place
AZ about ll:30 O'Clock last night noticed a
10y stah1ing ia 'front.' OF the grocery store OF
George +. Saunders, at No. 10. He an
prosched him, when the boy fed. TIE officer
then examined the place, and discovered
mat the Store had been entered by taking
down shutter and breaking a large pane OF
glass. de entered the premises through the
aperture and found Achilles Wilbur Alias
Samuel Johnson, boy IL years OF age bun
enocolale preparatory 10 making his escape.
he arreSted the boy, and al the washington
Place police court this morning the prisoner
9fh. l-'' ~ a WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

SUPPOSED TO BE ABOVE SUsPIcToN-A
Columbus, Ohio, dispatch, July 80, says
John reeves, Tor ID years an employe In the
post office in this city, his service extending
through the terms OF three postmRsters, was
arrested about O'Clock this NOR niug for
opening letters and extracting money. More
than six months ago losses in the m ais were
reported by the Columbus OH &c TO the de-
partment, aud since that time Special
Agent Henry and the post on here have
been engaged In a patient but difficult in
vestigation. AT last sus picion fell on Rseyes
and he was watched through perforated
walls and floors. He adroitly avoided a
great many decoys, and although detected
two or three times OF late In opening letters
ne was not caught In the act OF ab jtracting
money until this morning. When charge 4
with the crime he confessed. He has been
taken TO Cincinnati for examination. Reeves
was an active member of the Methodist
Church, the treasurer OF al Odd Fellows
lodge, Mason, and q jealous temperance
worker, and has besn regarded by the com
munity as above suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

0For forty years past no epidemic has
cause such loss OF LIE as is now attending
the smallpox In Chill.
~ Troy man said Ia a prayer nesting,
after the recent loss of d We fremen's lives by
yacthlng accident "All the f-emen in
just gone there.S
81 AT Minneapolis, on Friday last, Will
yam LANCE Stable 4 Samuel Mclean with n
!ack-F 1lfe. McLean's seven-year-old dauRh-
10 cents, cents being paid At the time She
ssked LANCE for the remaining cents, when
ne struck her, and the father, Interfering, re-
ceived stab which Will prove fatal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
ID A. DARNEILLE, Real Estate auctioneer,
TRUSTEHS' sALE, AT AUOrION, OF yALU.
ABLE IMfkOsED WHAkF PROPERTY IN

TRpSTErS' SALE. AT AUCTION, OF vALU-
ABLE IMPKosHD WHABF PROPERTY IN
BIZ virtue of deed Of trust. dated j uly 14tb, -
HIs, anc record ID among the land records of ..:H
Wsthis gton county, ID. Q in Lioer u.s. folio t.ik
cLred thereby, We will sell, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, tbs 10th day Of August, 1876, at 6
m In trent OF the premises all that certain piece
of property In Georgetown, District Of Columbia,
witch Was conveyed by VIM. Laird, r., to John
Davidson, By dsed dated uly 49, 1885, and recorded
among the land records for said District in Lioer
: A 3, No. 81, feio 200 and contained within and
bounded By the following boundaries, that is TO say
on the north by Water street, on tie west by the
corporation or fish wharf, on the south BY the
channel OF the Potomac river, and the east by
the property conveyed to James q. Essex By Ohio
q. Ltnthfcum and others by deed dated December
70, lS5o, being also the same property conveyed to
deed dated November g, 1859. Sad property is In
proved BY large Brick Warehouse.
Terms Of sale, ~ prescribed by said deed, are;
e1o, with 10 Dor cent inter est from the 1ith day
OF January, 1876 together with the penses Of the
sale In cash; balance In six and twelve lnths, Sc
cured ~ notes bearing interest and deed Of trust
the property soid which terms, BY consent Of those
third cash; balance In six and twelve months, Sc
cured bJ notes bearing 10 per cent interest and
deed OF trust on tbs property. ol0O In cash when
the property H. struck of. Conveyanciny at puf-
chasers cost IL the terms not com piled with In
seven days from sale, the Trustees the RIG bit
defsultipg purchaser, after nve dsYe' notice of
s1cn resale In some newspaper published in the city
OF Washington.
F.k. pXRSEILLE, Trustees.
iy3l dads f. d. OLEAsY, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
fORIY-FOURTR CONGRESS-.
dSs5nS ProceedinUs Yesferdav.

SENATE--After our report closed
Ibe Dill providing for tee sale OF the
Sssse Ssae1 lands was taken up, aud after
Being read third time was passed.
Ine Senafe then I.roceedef TO the co1sid-
ersilon OF the river and harbor approprta-
ton Dill, but pending its discussion a me-
sage VS. received from the HOUSE ernonnc-
iDg.its action In regard TO the death of Rem
resentstfve Parsons, OF Kentucky, and after
sdoret ses oy Me5srs. McCreery and Steven
son, the Senate adjourned.
HOCSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Randall. from the COMMITTEES on An
preparations, reported q bill sppropriafing
s2is $50 for the payment OF indebt6 iness in
CURED In the construction OF the New York
post off1ce building, which, AFTER some dis
cussion. was pssset.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Invalid Pension oil, but
rose without making any progress, when
speeches on the re sent death OF ReprcSea ta-
tive Parsons were made by Mcssrs. Boone,
Jones and Lawrence, after which the House
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
RAILROADS.
RALYIMORK AND OHIO RAIIROAD,
JULY 5rH, 1876.

sSAA sfns Acfos
800 p.,t 5ssyE EI %'asFaI n, s
s9in, q Rocks and iitsTnedists stations.
T:I9-Balttnore and Alexandria junction.
sIo-Nsw Yoyk, PAt!ad.Ssia and Bostos gx-
and saturday. By boat via f New Castle aei' aaY
y BY ram Pullman Parlor Oars. Sunday.
Annapolis. s''''A'' sA' ''n"''' '''
sho.0s.e'Ssas.. 81. Lori. a.a t.a,,w. BE-
eriok. Haserstown. sndsvaiisy Rosd. Par
s:se-Point Of Roes. and way stations.
sse-s ss,siTTorss sn6 , ssy stations. R.,.o,. an.
Philsdslphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
iss-sa,sinS5:. Wa, Stations, llOO City and
lao,n.. iSSI, s Rass.aas.s.a s.a NssssA y:
,sS-S:ss;: =. y; Y,y go. :..soa.
City, Frederick and Way Stations, Via Re-
l:ss-EIedsrict and Point Of Rocks, fvia nssro.
a.a msy ssssl H9,..
P.sp sns osy Sc Berfsey 0ses
by 1850 r m; train on SATURDAY. Hsser.-
sosn snd Minoas:ssf. Sleeping cars 10 Obi
ana va ss.ions Connect.
for Annapolis on Sunday
I:40-PhiiaastPAta and Bahin7ors Express.
is:s0--PttsborG. but NO eorneotion beyond msr.
WY Stations On Metropolitan Branch.
kletpers.
S:oO-Baltimore. BIadensburs, BeItsviIls. Lau.
rel Relay.
lo:oo-nsw YO11 a.a Ps.laf.lps,a H,sss Ezprsss,
Sleeping Oars IN New York.
10:e3-BaItimOre and principal way stations,
1910 Msrtinsbura and way stations, Metropoii.
tss Branch.
l1:30-S LoNss g,-y-sss. Chicago, Columbus,
Sandnsky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
spd Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
Sleepers
JIe. s:10, $40, 9:3S o. m: lao, S:2s. saS,
.. m., daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hegerstown or VAL
icy 81 anch; o! Tor New York ana Philadelphia 81
SIC q: m. and l: <0 ,. N.
Tor further Information appiy 1t the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
AsS, COL and sos PepnsylvsDis avenue, and Is
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
tor 10 be checked and received ct any point
THos. 4. SHARP, Master OF TRANSFORMATION.
l.. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. K0OETZ, General Agent. nrls-tI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

A FURoRE IN sILK.-A reporter in the
oly goods market this morning says thai in
SILKS mere has been a very sudden and un-
expected stir. The price OF the raw sIIk has
jumped up with bound over nfty per cent,
sno ORDERS 10 reship large quantities 10 Eu.
rope nave been urgently cabled over here in
many instances, while consignees of impor-
lalions nave received stringent Instructions
70 hold on 10 their goods aud not 10 sell un
les al considerable advance. Spectators
abroad are represented TO be busy. The cron
IN TIE producing districts in Europe has zen
ABOUT one half its usual yield this year.
WINE 10 china IL has been very far below
the average.-lN. y Express 29fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

A PIoUs SHEPHERDS CRIMINAL Con-
pUcT.-The village OF Johnny Cake Living
zion county, Ill, is agitated by a scandal
IA e. III is said, on &C ID authority, that one
Kew. Jamison, the local preacher, mas been
sugnt In the act OF adultery with a sister OF
is church by her husband, aud thai the rev
reno rake confessed that bis criminal com
merce with the woman had extended over A
year past: He has fed the country, leaving
Just succeeded in erecting a fine new church,
Which was to have been dedicated next sum