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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 80.

AN ACT 10 amend section one, chapter ninety-seven
Of the pub ic laws Of eighteen hundred ond seven.
~ three.
BE u enacted, &c, n follows;
SECr. |. Section one OF chapter nlnoty-seyen of
the public laws of eighteen hundred aud seventy.
three Il hereby amended By inserting amer the word
"resides," land II the person desiring such change
of name BE- minor the person having the legal Gus.
half" so that said section as amended, shall read as
follows
SECT. l. Whenever any person In this State de-
sires 20 change his or her name, such person may
petition therefor 10 the judge of probate OF the
~ In which he she resides and II the person de-
string such change of name Oe minor. the person
having tie legal custody of such minor may petition
IN his or her behalf. and such Judge of probate Is
hereby authorized and empowered 10 change the
name OF such person, and shall make and preserve
record thereof
sECr. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
lApproyed January -. lS76.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 81.
AN ACT amendatory OF and additional 10 chapt,
thirty Of the revised statutes IA relation to De,
anH

AN ACT amendatory OF and additional 10 chapter
thirty Of the revised statutes IA relation to Deer
and Caribou.
Be - enacted, &c, o. follows
Section thirteen Of chapter thirty of the revised
statutes Is hereby amended 10y inserting after the
word "hde," In the first line, the words or any
part thereof Also by inserting amer the word
"hide' In the sixth line, the words or any part
thereof And b. adding TO said section the follow
Ing words; And the warden, or either of his depu-
ties named In section twelve of this chapter sal
have power TO search for such hide or any
part thereof subject To the provisions OF sections
twelve thirteen and fourteen OF chapter one hun
dred and thirtytwo of the revised statutes but the
warrant may be issued on complaint of said warden
or either of his deputies, that said section As
amended shall read "a follows:
SECT. IL. If any person has In his possession the
carcass or hide any part thereof of any such ami
nal. between the first day OF January and the first
day OF October. he shall be deemed To have hunted
and killed the same contrary TO law and be liable 10
the penalties aforesaid; but he shall be precud
ed from producing proof In defense In cl.e OF h
conviction, such carcass or hide any part thereof
20 found In his possession shall be decreed by the
court forfeited 10 the OF the person prosecuting
Aud the warden. or either of his deputies a. PANIED
In section twelve of this chapter shall have power
to search for such hide or any part there
OF, subject 10 the provisions OF sections twelve thir
teen aud fourteen of chapter hundred and thir.
ty-two OF the revised statutes but the warrant NAV
be issued on complaint of said warden or either of
his deputies lApproyed February ], 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14

AN ACT permitting the defendant "
Trustee Process.
Be - eadcfsd. &c. A. follows; ,..-,s
SEcT. /. In any suit HEREAFTER !. ,s-,51
State. wherein any person, eJial iui .,...i,,s I
IL summoned a. ttus'ee ~ ine $3.50 Il
iendant may deliver 10 the oilcef '-,--,ss
boni, running q the creditor ID ~. iN :, ..-aI
addamnum OF the wrii, with ,dre'y 80 "A
proved according 20 the provisions " - II
four OF chapter one hundred a1l 49, ,-,,r1s j
Vi.ed statute, conditioned 70 li 800
msnt may b. recovered agAln', ~ - y 4
the taxable cost. within thirty lAl'
nnal Judgment in said suit. ,...s.,, y
SECT 2 When any Oticer .hAlI I - 4. . j
according TO the forpg5ing proyl'i.un,, !, :, \
mediately give written notice thsfs. y, .sf-ssI
or trustees. aud he shall BE- alioHr'. -
the sum Of nfty cent. for each ul''e'
for his necessary travel. -, ~
Seer. B. The offcer shsil ~" ~, q -
with the writ, and IA ~ MAKE fres 49, -
~ alive thereto. In hl> return ui'on -, =
SKcr. 4. When any p-rsoh' en- 900 =
ton, summoned a. tius'ee n ~! b,. 70
legally notified that the defpndAsl. M !, -
a. above described, h. or they ~, -. uisI
from all further liability 10 .aid &C. az -
Trustee shall not be required to u.A. az 80
Into court. aud shall not rrc9',f-sT
action. Approved February :, is'o'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 6J.

AN ACT 20 amend -cction three Of chapter ninety
one u ihr resised statues relating . mortgages on
personal property.
b % eItaci,i, fc.. a. follows:
Section three OF chapter nlua,y-one Of the revised
stttute. i hereby amended by striking out the uA
- In the word moftRager In the seventh line
aud substituting - therefor, that said section
as amended shall read a. follows:
'SECr. 3. When the condition Of a mortgage Of
personal property 70 s-cure the payment II more
than thirty dollars, :, broken the mJrtgager or any
person lawfully claiming under him may red en- Il
~ any time before IL j. sold by virtue OF coutrac
between the parties OF on execution against the
murgaser or before the right OF redemption l. fore
closed a. hereinafter provided by paying teuds
Ing 10 the mortgage, or the person holding the
mortgage by assig meni thereof ord d whers the
mortgage Il recorded, the sum due thereon or by
performing or Offering 10 perform the Conditions
thereof when not for the pay OF ,Hey, with all
reasonable charges Incurred and the property II not
immediately restored may b. repleyed, or damages
tor withhold ~ IL recovered Ia an action OF the
case tApprOyed February /. 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
CHAPTER 81
AN ACT to provide for the Organization of Bus

AN ACT to provide for the Organization of BusE
ness Corporations.
BE q enacted. DC. a. follows:
SGT; l. Corporations for TIE carrying on Of any
A~iul business within this State except banking in
snrSnee The construction and operation or
aiding In the construction thereof Aad the bu,iness
a. sa'"Ss pAnAs, H1st companies or Corporations
money, ana safe deposit companies, including the
ag'g OF saies IN burglar and lire proof vaults and
80, e,esIaph companies may be organized In the
oil manufacturing. mining and quarrying 9, npanIs.
sEof Z. All companies OrgaaiEins under tie mr.
VISIONS Oi TINS act sha Tx the mount of the can TAI
stoeH' which shall not De- less than two thous,na
dolars nor more than five hundred thousand dollar
ohof o. ihi- act shall take enec' When approved
Improved February 3, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter j..

AN ACT 10 amend section one Of chapter thirty
four OF the revised ta utes relating TO AuctOneers
Be ~ enacted by te Senate and HDusr II E,prcsgHtd-
tires ~ Legislature assembled. a. foii0rs
Section one Of chapter thirty-iOur Of the revised
statutes Is hereby amended In the second line by
sirikin out the word county" aud inserting In
stead thereof the word town that said section
n amended shall read as follows:
SECT. l. The municipal officers of any town may
license any suitable inhabitants OF their town by a
writing under their hands 10 be RuctoHeers for one
year In any town Ia said county, and shall record
every such license In book kept by them for that
purpose. Persons licensed may be- exempted from
any liability 10 deduct two and one-half per cent
from the gross amount of sales, a, provided tn
ton three approved January "a 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter O..
AN ACT addi,ionaI,or

s.tues aauIional to chapter forty Of the revised
in the NM" ~ prevent the Destruction Of certain .h
~ ~ :, 'iie upper waters OF the Penobscct riyer ~
he q enacted, DC, as follows. '"ef'
Anil and a., tneie shall be between the r,. day Of
Weekly close sI ,ma es day Of July each year
day 10 snnr,.a ~ Tour days. from sunrise on san.
which M - VI thursday of each week during
taken or Sa ssnon shad. alewives or bass shall BE-
nobscot rya from or in the waters Of the Pc.
bridge between Bangor and Brewsr sne railroad
shai he ana sunday at sunrise as aforesaid II
above sas 10 take any of said fish in said waters
standing uge, any law to the contrary notwith.
for each sSI sna be liable To penalty of een dolls
s"'n saimon snd five dollars for each Other s.h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
CHAPTER HR.

Az ACT to repeal charters Of Savings Bank, and
s pnanSng ihsutuuons which have not Organized or
siL, NOT nave organized previous TO August Ant
,eighteel hundred and seventy.six. -'' "''''
BE u enacted. DC. as follows.
sESr, l. Az charters heretofore granted TO saw.
Yet organized shall not have orS.nId nsse hot
.hSea bushes prior 10 August frst In the wear 81
r L pa Ine thousand sght hundred and seventy
SECT. 2. This act shail a. -, ,o'u'
lApproved February !, is7s.l ~F'''''N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Ghapffr ~
AN ACT authorizing Insurance conn.,
thefr nfr.cfor. into classes.

AN ACT authorizing Insurance
thsir Directors into glasses.
De % enacted &c. n follows IL. 500
SLcr. !. All Insurance com III "
tual. established in this STATE, nay 'hre -
divide their directors ist0 Two ~ -. -
hold their Office for tao or thrs'. o,hsn u
the number Of classes. and un'' "
chosen In their stead. ~, 81 "a
SECT. 2. At the first election -, M IN
ton, the company .hall designate n rsssass
each director + elected, IN .lI. s Az
class .hau thereafter 70 on Of SS,LSi IN y
sRcr. 3. Vacancies shall oe ,ssiea "
der Of the term Of the cia's IN n, 90 ,
The repeal OF such bylaw shall ~. III dlr.i'a
the directors then in ONCE %. - - ua.. !.
before such repeal shall hold o .h'v VI. :"
tion of the term for whieh i.-s
elected. approved February o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Chapter 62.

AN ACT 70 amend section five of chapter seventy.
eight Of the revised statutes relating TO election re-
turns.
BE Il enacted. DC, as follows:
Section five of chapter seventyeight of the revised
following words: But In order TO ASCERTAIN what
persons have received the highest number of votes
the governor and council shall )unt and declare for
any person. all votes Intentionally cast for such nor
SOU, although his name upon the ballot is misspeiJad
or written with only the initial or initials of his
christian name or names; and they may hear testI-
mony, upon oath, In relation TO such votes in order
To get at the intention of the electors and decide ao
cordingy.' The provisions of this section shall be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Charter H.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter hly',n ~ Ibo'S
the revised statutes In relall,1,, aI,os,srss
liable Societies, and Paono U -.
Be IL enacted. &c, a. follows .sve q n,
The nrst section OF chapter bT issef,.'rs
statutes "a hereby amenueo 81 .
grange OF patrons OF hnsoAn'" y
follows, 10 wit: ,,ors pers'..,.
SECT. 1. When seven OF ss,or. Of ~
be incorporated e. the prov .Sgnty - =
tary, literary, scientific, OF SS snJ orig \
masonic lodge, or chapter ~ a- AZ q -
a. lodge of the independsnI. - ro,srsnes - -
as a division of the sons OF s. ..'r. Of -
reehabites; a. q grange oil P~H''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
ChapIer 60.

AN ACT relating TO Administrators, Executors and
Trustees
Be it enacted, &c. as follows:
SECT. |. Administrators, executors and trustees
hereby authorized 10 make oath 10 their several
accounts before Justice Of the Peace In all cases
where objection Is made by parties interested 10
the allowance Of said account.
lApproyed February l, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14

applied In determining the election of AL county
Olieers. Approved February !. 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
PUBLIC LAWS OF TIE STATE OF MAINE,
Passed 6V the FUtV-ftth Legislature H. ID. 1916.

Aforesaid, taken o. destroyed from ~ % a. =
during the p.riod above llterilci,d.
Approved February :, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14
Ci,npier 90.

AN ACT permitting the defendant Z W.
Trusfea Irnc....
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Chapter g..

AN ACT In relation u fl-ct. ,ehoo ~,
towns 10 b. made - The STATE sgTsd-.i'1
4 smmnn schools
, 1876-10-27

The tea is waahcl before 1t Is infused, anil
great quantity Of augnr Is put into the tea-pot.
il is, in TACT, strup and ii might liz supposed
that people 70 particular, about tlavofa Us arc
the Moors would ansl such excessive sweetness
ot,lcctional. Yet, whit IL 1norc extraordinary
still, they enleavor apparently 70 sup-
press the delicate tca.ilayor altogether:
There is regular courac Of tca impregnnted
with different lavore, which are all utore or
less dlsagree:tb!t to .he nev!cc. rhs orler Of
these inaY vary; but fron. ths numerous
opportunities ne had Of Judging, the following
seemed the rule in s't!le best circles. First," /"
there was round Of plain green ten with no
addition but sugar. Milk or cream was neyer
used, T!,cn came second course Ill which
spcarnInt was lnfueed-horrlblU compound.
Third, IN infusion Of tea with woI7nwood, not
cute 70 oblestcnanle' Fourh o%e 3s su9rsa
Sixth, and more rarely, % being an extensive
LUXURY aaa intended a gssat, sSnpII'nf"t ;n1np a
Which could be seen 1oattng like grease On the
surface Gi thI., tle favor u peculiar was ,stsa not
whtlc very waru,, and Will, IL loud, s1nackIDg
noise Ut Hips; nothing meanwhile was eaten.
, 1876-10-27


At the time of Ing visit to Baxter, Ark,
court OF Judge Lynch was In full session, just
outside Ghe town. The culprlt, young man Of
q, VA, proven guilty Of hoIsc-steallng. Ths
forthwith. The rope was procured. aud he was
mounted On tho rear Of wagon Under tl,e
for his death, when phtlanthrontc man Of be-
ngu appearance-he WIS stranger In that con'-
ln0n!ty-reQuested to pray in secret wtti, the
prisoner. A vote was takeS, and he Was allowed
len minutes to work on thu soul Of the doomed
man. 1t was the most fortunate graus ttm
s,f a,i earnest aupplteation to the Throne Of
Grace, three Of the prisoners comrades entered
tho crowd, tumblel tue praying man over, a.! and
gave the young man two loaded rerolycrs. The
four dcspcrat2ocs broke for horses held by
another Of their party, which they mounted and
tho movements OF tho dcsperadocs that the
members Of the .sangu!nc court were taken by
thieves la4l good start There was mounting
Ut stceds in hot haste, profanity an4 pistol'
shots Ia proiusIou. The outlaws Ind tue 1eet.
est horses and escaped. The Jury dispersed
satllY to their homes, Intending TO mako sure.
work OF the next gulprft.
, 1876-10-27

M anglo formed by tho confidence OF the two
branches OF tlIu Norma. Dnlcsa m nr'nisttce
Is concluded, The nerr1ans m,st nr.Vn bnck Their
defensive lno frnm Alcxtnntx and llc!f4rnd to
rnrathcn md Cuprln, whfrf. would open tho
Marnva Valley with nil lis rcsou1ccs to tic
Turks.
TIE TURKISH ARMY.
LONDON, Oci. n7.-Tlia SfHnd1nfs dffpntcli
from 1laR,lsa eays tic complete failure Of Der
vIel, l'asa's recent attack On The scsltcrn from.
tfcr Of MDntcuegro ct,1s tic campaign 1or TIM
ycnr, as Lilc winter season has cutnSncnGcd.
M0us1ltnr paHl,a will shortly Withdraw 10 Ers.-
l,lnie. Tie plain around Tsclnja Is completely
fo;def,
Dcryfsh pasl,n'a army ts thoroughly dcnoral.
lied. AL tho Catholic Athanans who ]ot,,ed!
tho Turkish standard hayc returned home, aild
reluan to rcftnnuia The nr1rls supplied them by
The Turks. Tic AsInttc volunteers have per-
elnrtori1y demanded to he discharged.
NDUMANiA. 49,.
Tho Fost's Berlin ,lfs}atch etatcs that !toi-
sT,ania has gsvcu assurances that her military
tncBsnres Rrc intended for no other purpose
tlIun Ordinary uttumna1 prncttrc.
The ei1 weeks asn,laticc, With tho rroscct ot
prOl0ngatlon by subsequent arrangement, II
necessary, Is now reported 10 bc secured.
LATEST.
A t1tepmtch 10 the 1Ynts, dated Berlin 2ctl,,
Rays thcrr Ia rruau 10 believe that Russia, he!"}1
herself Ayoree to war, IA cf!dcarNrl,lE 10 n.l1stc
t1rr,cc and fsoufnau[a 10 takc tho field. They,
however, hcsltatr.
, 1876-10-27
VHHHEAI uIIH3RF AEIUFEt
culuAao. tlet. :e-atldn!Eht.
Siaffona BdT. f2hr. Eind t!saiH, Hea.her.
SMITH EXPLAINS.


Cn1oAGo, Oct. aG-Thc fncts IN tho exiAt,ng
trouble between Commissioner Guonthcr and
our firm uro us follows: We sublet our Stu
dent Hall contract to parttes by tho taisc OF
Perry te hugely. Thoy wore recommended to
US u good mechanics, but tnsncl out to be dis
honest, and 1t sool' bccame apparent to ua TINT
nc would blye to ,futcct their workrlcH. Thts
Mr.Gunthcr, as O friend u theirs, opposed, and
went 20 tar us to allow tt.cln fur work
never dono under tholE sub-contract. Uur
firm protested, rs It WAS evident to
us TINT a Job was put up nnh TIM par-
ties intended to divide. When our nctinn hc-
came known, Gunther and these NEIL bernrnu
desperate aud l,lavklnnsl was rcsortcd TO-. Thls
we nallu known to tho County Doarti at Its last
meeting, and thrtcupon resolution WIZ passed
to replace tho money III tiiu County Treasury,
which wa8 Gunt!lcr's intention to have palu
tl.cse men. Wo arc charged by these snh-
contractors with having changed tho spccihra-
tiuns. This Ia true, but II WIS done at their
suggestion, tu buttur suit tic building an.t
Inalio tho work hur,nonizc. They clmrgc US with
uaing inferior material. but this wc will lcave to
tie p,iblie, the architect, aud Superintendent.
to pass upon. Thu halanco Of tho controversy
Is old spite ug,lnst Mr.. Smith, of our firm, be-
guttcn in ths light about t',e Coart-ltnus.
htono. Respectfully, ssllrn bnos. q; Co.
, 1876-10-27
Disastrous Effects Of afotlcrn Mammoth Ar
ti(1crY.

T7H.1Eaf GaxtHe (koafon,
The inhabitants of the little Town OF Shoe
bury are Ut tho present moment strenuous nd
roc1tcs for the substitution Of arbitration for
wur. The eighty y-one-ton gun hos not been act-
ua1y brought tc bear upon thc1n, but tho 1a1n-
age It las Indirectly Inflicted OIL their dwell
tnrs Is Of most kcrlUus nRttre. There ia, It Ia
stnted, scarcely building within mile ratlins
from tho spot where the firing has taken place
which has not been damaged In window or cell
Ing. .-
10 great lIas been the Observation-Disclosures
cn,lsel by the Interesting experiments with the
gun that tue compressed air In the cellar OF q
neiEhboring hotel has actually blown up one Of
tho hcasth-ttonrs on The ground flour. Of course
tho owners Of damaged houses naturally loak
to the War OtIlce Tor compensation. England
they urge, with slu,u allow 0f reasun, il not Ut
war with sllucbury, a1s,l 1t Is hard On that place
that 1t should b. the first tu bear tho trutt OF
the latest improvements In engines uf destruc-
tton which, moreover they have BEEN led TO be
llcve will never bc required.
How fur these arguments will be Of aSnil with
the authorities remains to be seen, but In the
meantime Sergeant OF Engineers Inns been talk
lng observations Ut tile various houses lie does
NOT kcc1n to l,ayc brought my money With him.
nor to have given cyotl q hEnt rs 70 hts object:
whicl! may possibly b. the utter demolition Of
the injured houses. His presence has. however,
excited a glcam Of hope, and II speaks we'll tot
the victims uf these "Shoc1uEy atrocities "
that he was not detained as hostage
, 1876-10-27

L1f]HuH Htffs.
The recent elevations and new creations
Wo,l X ''.a of the iiouso Of Ior,is, which NOW
Stands at q little over, Instead q 1T
to Under, M a. IL I a!i r,4' u ~ 1h!s Msna tne as
c.eate,i Daron Of tue United Kingdom, a'lt!
Mr. i. X. Or1nsbv.Gnrc, Mr.. Henry Gerard
sturt, Mr. John Tollcmache, aud sir lSotert
uurartl were rai*ed IN 4 "batch" tn tue Upper
nni tfrrari; whiiu the Eass q Abcsgaysnny was
crentctl Mart,uis, and tho Duke OF Richmond
lla.l all additional Duk'tion, that Of donlnn,
bestowed. upon him. Since that tinc Lord
Norti,brook has been rewarded WIN, ~ Easl-
Of Dcaconsncsd has been bestowed upon Mr.
l)!sraclt. Tho exact number Of pceragcs, sp!r-
ttuM and tltctlporal, including those enjoyed by
members Of TIC lsoyA Family. stands conse,
'l fy lis Royal n} xhness the Prince q Walrs as
luke OF Cornwall, and ending With Mortimer,
Lord S4ckyillr," the junior Baron. Tho Dukes
number al, thu Aarqusscs e, tho Earls l5, tiio
a,'I tho Bart.'s 9i5. Tue fcat q tho ltoll u
I,,ataa up by tho ia,yal Dukrs. Thnre arr ot,e
Or two things to he noted in tho present Roll.
Firstly, that tic Hunlber p1 iecsAtscs on II Is
hltght)y Iu excess Of tue actual total number q
bels;; enumerated twice over, hotll as laroh
aud Us Lori Chuuccllori the Duke Of 1eieh'nond
both IS II Duke aud also "a Lord President Of
The Council; tho Marquis ot llerttord hoth y
Murquis aud also ~ Lori Chamberlain; Earl
ueauchamp both ~ an Earl nusl aIso Steward Of
tic Household;, and, lastly thy Earl Of EFnc
10th as nh Irish Representative Peer aud also
as Lord Fernanagh. Again, ltmay he observed
last ycar Us u scparats entry. tcIig ne!ge.l n
tho superior hoilor of thu EarlloIa Of do Ia
War, md that blanks are pnt nEatnst thu namet
Of thu Earldoln at berkeley ansl the narony ol
l,e Frcyne. The nasnc Of tls9 Earl u l3eat";,s. y
80 tSI,ft In t,1t
own M placo 1t tl,o cnl al tin Earls, next attcl
i.or.t Sostllhrook; aud, again, - Lord Priv,
seal, III whisl, capavIty his Lgnlelip takes pre-
ceencc above n1itl before all dukes, next aftnl
bishops, tie Lord Chancellor, and Lord ffesl
Irnt Ut thu Council.
, 1876-10-27

thin canvas ovcrcoAt wlltcl, let 10 Tho rain and
let out the heat; hudlcd with eight others on
tho damp ground, beneath dripping branches
and leave.i with yonr cloh or wooicn boHts
chill wind whist!sn1 rnun1 1ou Is though Il
would blow your mtBcrable hnt away aud leave
you even more exposed to tho Violence Of inc
storm. Such was the rest .! The 'rusG!sh troops
light came mn, brought with It ray Of Sun
als!ne, actually without fog, what need for Won.
der II The Turkish troops arose snd gtatl!J hai!e
It as m end Of their woei Perhaps thc!r trouble
the conviction that the war ~. vtrtnaily. oyer
canc upon tbem-who can tell Gus thing
alone is certain: TINT they looked toward
tle serviaG o9tposts wIthout IT,. anatse- nrse
e1 sac s 11 cans on TSan the dshe
side Of tho river, vent dovn to meet them With
out grahping their rifles and looking II the bar
rcls had q cartridge In them. Tho truth was
that last night began the fast Of Nanlazan, and
1f!oIn, sunrise to sunset 10 good son OF the
Prophet cnta. ertnks3 Or smokes. and In MI hnur
The sun wn,ii,i he up, 10 thcy must be lN!ck Il
they would cat and he incFry. True that Mo-
yet what conscientious MoaIer, would fall u
make use Df this season Of rcpenfahcc1 Not
any one aiming the outposts certainly: they wcrc
far too esAct III their creed Tor tint. Down they
went to thu riverside % look st sho unsInc.l
white handkerchief, and l&ld III Ills hand some
littic laayes Of bread "1favc you any tolneco!n
shouted the rebel. And the reply VIVA "Ycs.h
''T1Icn let us c1lanse," said tho Serb, NJ. wad-
on to the shore. Awnr ran . Turk, and came
bsrk with two or three packets of tho wccd
which Lis enemies cs'reted, ran Into the river,
ard threw then, acsoss; and then nne Serb asked
for light, while another produced little piece
of cllossc, mud very soon Turks md Serbs were
seated ot tho oppualtv banks. ono party smoking
AMI tic other party eattnE, oil equally pleased
with tile cxchn1lge which Ind been mndc. this
GIao,lrs are not ycry bad fncnn said Moslen,
as llc flllc.l his mouth with such bread o. lie,
h[scrIt-fel fnr lunx enough, had not tastcd for
wccks. At Inst tile feaet had IN end, the raya
Of the sun were stretching across the sky; ea:tl
Mutsu'man placed the bread llo had lsft tn hla
wallet u boion and, rising, saiuted tho serba
on the other side, tic both parties quilted The
river and the traterntzng waa over.