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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Coagks. Colds, Bronchitis, sors Throst. is-
tsenE&. Oremp, EhoopanE C0agh, HDafssEsss,
iAysf CsnplGlht. P2ias o. s9rra.ss IN shs cksst
- saAs. Bleeding ~ the Laags, aud syery AZ
isctlos al the Threat, LanKs add Chest are
spee1ity AID permanently cared by The ass ~
Ua. WEsTAae bAGA4n or WIN CaE3nT. uhieE
aoss poi dfy spa cough aud issFs the sauss
bshand, as 10 the eAse win most remedies. bat
AoSssas ", elSsasss the isbgs and sissys iFTtts.
don. Iaus s@aa0vsng iAs Gauss ~ the esnpialEl.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
" uzsly rsseEt 70 ihis standard remedy, -
proved By hendfsds Of testimonials II has re-.
oslvsA.
kons Kenuiss uhisss sigHsd FL BUTTS" 81
he wrapper.
s4e aEd 81 q bottle, lAFge botlisa maek cheap
-. EETH ". F0NLK a Sons. props4stofs,
bost0a, HAss. Bid ~ asklsrs gsnsnHy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
FOR SALE.--THE

- place knOHu as the James Alien farm situAt
ed on the Winhall Turnpike, miles from the
railroad. Said farm contains $50 acres, loo
heavily timbered with spruce, hemlock aud has
uot been cut over. Buildings are IN good repair
and there Is good sugar orchard, also appl,
orchard on the premises viii be sold cheap
aud all but $500 can remain on mortgage II de-
sired. Apply TO or address
A. 2. GRAHAM, Executor.
Bondville VI, Oct. 10Th. 1875, 225m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Sano CorpOFe. The influence Of tho stomach on
tho brain Should BE- carefully hosdad. L.a the
stomach b. Ia slight degree disturbed, and tbs
entire nervous system becomes = suneior. Bring
the si0ms0h 70 3 healthy tone, and the neryoas
machinery promptly resumes Ne perfect running
order. hAppily. there 10 necessity for any long
disAfrang cement o. the functions u the stomach,
anee in ATER's PIfIs We have perfect com
binstion, admirably adapted for relief They have
s,ood ths test Of year, and have exhibited st0ul-
longevity, add shAt IL fer better the fall
enjoyment u the TINS spent here. Hs use ihsm
aud know their yAlue.-r l1ronos lEka.l Pioneef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

M PhilstHa yiaa Aas sod be tAru
is 8 n. hosdea.
Mr. c. A. Whitman has Invested
ana hAs 10 saeeossful sY.erAtion. vAla.
shss Improvement 70 he Blosford knil.
ting machine
We have two lay prekeasrs, Dr. Biz.
. 81 md ~ y HAr-oar Moody snd
ssaksy-Tbey hsvs bosn lseosing Al
I L&ndgrure ibe pat vsek We hope
hey viii do much good
Most 100 much play-Ar. Harvey
Ciough came near Iosiug sn eve, while
playfaIly trying 10 enter the blacksmith
sbop Of IA. Livcrmore. some one on
DE inside thrust DO, poker, just as Nr
Cough tried 70 peep through The crack.
Result, Harvey mas keep close for a
while, o. be content 70 tread the tborny
| path Of life with one eye.
We don't know where she came
from, but she vas ga old beAuty--a sec
obd edition Of faded hope. II beauty is
only skin deep, she can make a huge
speculation BY shnfaiag OF about yard
and half add selling i to BArnum 70
make a stated rhinooeros. She bad on
blue Apd white calico, three fall
breadths in the skirt, and so short a 70
display pair or stone boats, tina, would
make farmer, with hundred rods Of
wall to lay, leap for JOY Her top-kno'
was ornamented with All old shaker
trimmed with green ribbon. For baggage
she bad sprightly "purp" following her,
Said she wanted TO 20 TO Chester. Lot FER
went.
A sleigh ride st last. II came Oh
last Tuesday, under the direction Of the
Ladies Benevolent Society Of the NJ. j.,
Church Twenty-Five SPLENDID horses,
twenty-five spanking new sleighs, and
,wen,y-seven As good looking women as
ever trod the Green Mountains. All
aud II was sight TO see them-snd a gay
old ride they had. In the evening, 3
bountiful supper was served, with oys.
ters, cooked by Mrs. Hattie Curtis-and
they were delicious. Friend Herbert
says, don't forget those custard pies,
made by Mrs. G. ID. Fsrnum. A II right,
Herb, We knew you had been Hunt lbs
for something sweet glad you have
found ii(O. After supper, spelling
match came of, that created good deal
of amusement, Gilmore standing at the
head, Of course, aud Mr.. Gale next.
All passed off pleasantly, with $25 put in
the treasury, Next meeting of the socie-
ty next week Wednesday, at Mr.. Chester
Huntey's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Cross aud sickly children can be made
healthy aud strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. 1t
ia more effective than castor oil and Is a.
pleasant to take rs honey. For wind
coIc, sour stomach, worms and ccstive-
ness, there is nothing in existence equal
10 Castoria. 27-l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Why will Won suffer from Rheumatism,
Sprsins, Stiff Joints, Swellings, Burns,
Scalds or Weak, when the Centaur Lini.
ment affords certain relief Many ar
ticles sooihe pain to a cer@n extent, but
the Centuar Liniment cures. The White
Liniment is for the human family, The
Yellow Lininent Is for horses and AMI.
mails. N-lSw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
S. s. HUBBARD,
Agent Union Mutual Life Ins. Co 1857 Elm 81.
WAIT 81 HARD, Manchester, Vt.
IOG1y

The Whole People as with one voice, proclaim
Hale's Honey Of Horehound aud Far the soyef-
eign aud infallibe remedy for Coughs, Colds
aud all Bronchial difficulties II is the National
Specific for pulmonary disease.
Pixies Toothaohe Drops cure in one minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

We are favored with plenty Of snow
now, aud occasionally blow that makes
the buildings shake.
Considerable religious interest pre-
walls. Meetings were held last week by
DR.. Bixby and Mr.. Hart, Of South Lon.
donderry, which are to be continued the
present week. Mr.. Cummings is also
expected to assist this week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
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rae esIy way 10 care Csstfysasss.
Avoid al strong purgaavs pils which only on
hAast the mucous AeeFe ions aud scar 0at nAiars.
On HAKHIsos's PKnfsrAArIo La1KsoEs are Just
The opposite. they restore the dlgesu0n quicken
he liver. aud tone up the whole system, thus cur
ng Dyspepsia Headache, Dizziness. Plies, and all
other results u HAsffgAL CONSULTATION be chef
cause u ~ hs4lsh, especially Gsndag NOnleu, Trial
oos s0e Large boz Zoe, mailed free Tor this last
price.
DIR HARgIsOhH ICELAND BALKAN,
q splendid cure Tor C0u8hs, H0sasks Eas, and all
rHhoAr and Lus9 complaints. P0r sails " ".
4 HAHRiEON A CO., ffopristoFs, No. ire
aopi Temple Boston, And ~ al Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

By EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

This is an historical romance. The scene IL
lai1 10 the south west. at time when that ter
rltory was FIRST Spanish, then French, and then
American. aud when war was imminent, 20 OBJ
tain the control Of the Mississippi IL IL bksls
10 be the great romance Of the Mississippi Val
icy, a. GArRirL CoSRoY will be Of the Pacific
slope.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

This section u strictly an agricultu-
raj region, aud our population are main
~ farmers. By The plough the people
earn The neeessAries Of daily life, aud
this Is only accomplished by constant and
nncetsing toll. II Is only by the best
methods IN the manner Of managing
farms by the most improved implements,
By the best treatment Of soils end the
proper adapGion Of producing s,imulAnis
to different soils, and, lastly, by the
slriciest economy Of labor ia its Applct-
ton to the diversity Of processes IN faru-
log that any one may expect 10 succeed
10 getting due reward for labor Our
soils are various - rugged - somewhat
st5ng bat skilIfni 1nd laborious manage
meat produce ali the grains, grasses and
fruits natnrai to this latitude. The bar
vssi Of The year has been shout q mediam
one in rye, corn, oats and buckwheAi ,
/ Of bay little above medium crop; con-
siderable viii be shipped. mostly 70 east
ers markets. The fruit crop vas scarce
F ~ sufficient for home use, bas quite an
equal In ne growth, come orchards yield
ing full crops vhile others are entirely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
Gabriel Conroy'
BY BRET HARTE,

OF which the Boston Post says: ut isa serial
that will make every new number OF ScRIBsKR's
eagerly sought for, If 1t had nothing else 10
recommend it,
The Canadian Illustrated News predicts that
1--WE have found at last THE American novel;
The Louisville Courier journal says: THE
second instament in even stronger than the
Gr-t, sjustifyiag all that was locke for"
We begin in January
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

are the best the world produces. Ihey are
planted by million people in America, aud the
result il beautiful Flowers and splendid Yegeta-
bleg Priced Catalogue sent free to all who
ncose the postage cent stamp.
VIoKs FLORAL GUIDE, q arterly 70 CITE, year
Weeks Flower AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, 50 CTS;
with cloth covers 6j cents. Silly
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
TowSsHESp.

Rev. Mr.. Olmstead recently receiv-
ed ellie. In cash etc., at recent dona.
ton.
The religious interest continues In
both Congregational and Baptist
churches.
We are now having the first good
sleighing Of the season.
The dwelling house aud out build.
ings OF Judge /. X. Batchelder, came
near being destroyed by fire, one night
last week. One of the family, returning
from meeting at a late hour, discovered
the fire, in parlor occupied by Mr..
Churchill, where 1t had made consider
able Roadway, damaging the carpet and
furniture belonging to Mr.. Churchill.
The FIRE started from dropping frou The
stoyepipe or chimney against the fire
board. 1t was a fortunate escape.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
Yours truly, HENRY SNYDER,
Deafness and headache Cured by
One Bottle.

MANCHESTER, n. a., June 2, 1870.
Messrs LITrLEFIEID & Co.:
Gei,tleneli;-I wish TO inform you OF the benefit
that | have received from your valuable CoNsTI
ruTtoSAL CATARRH REMEDY, had the Catarri
80 bad that my hearing WAS affected badly. One
bottle restored my bearing SO that | can hear
the tick Of the clock very plain. had the head
ache for year all the time; the last three
months have not had any headache, and my
health was never better than at the time OF writ
ing this, | can eheeriuy recommend it to all
sufferers from catarfh.
Vofy respectfully yours,
s. S. HUBBARD,
Agent Union Mutual Life lns. Co 1857 Elm st.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by al Druggists. A
Phnmplet ~ ~ pages giving Treatise on Ca
tarrh, and containing lnnumerable cases o.
cures, ssnt free, by addressing the Proprietors
LITTLEFIELD a CO., Manchester, N. II.
FOR SALE BY
WAIT 81 HARD, Manchester, Vt.
10Gly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
pHOT0GRAPH SALOON.
j. c. SunderIin
Has opened Photograph saloon 10
Adams Hall,

FACTORY POINT, Vt.
where be u prepared " lake pictures u al
kInds ia the highest styie 81 tAa AT - reason
1Bie prssss- G3klt
Fof elilarsn's pictures come ia fair day and
beftF6 h1eH.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
soUrH LONDONDERRY +.

III you don'i believe The good sleigh
ing {. being improved. take : hook a,
Fafnam 4 Ross mill yard.
Exhibition next week Thursday, ST
tie town bail, Tor The beaeat Of the BaP-
tlsi church. say ven 70.
"A reproSsh 10 religion that profes.
sed Gospel Worker should exert himself
70 wrong Gilmore Clark 70 says every
body here
lis jass this way, brother Woodford,
ibese printers are always urging sdTer-
Using. - We though, we'd try Il and
ssvs oar bresih. lt has not besa barren
Of results, bat We wani 10 say, "stiII they
ooms.H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Opposite City Hall, Park. Court
House, and New Post Once.
N EW YORK

Al Modern improvements, including Elevator.
Rooms O. per daE sd upsaFds
lg3v FRENCH a BIOS. Propristors
ENVELOPES CHEAP.
l00, 600 ENVELOPES.
from 81. 90 10 a. 20 per thousahd,
81 the -
JOURNAL OFFICE
TEE IuuHwtL zoe year ard 90 envslep@a With
card printed DC foF $500.
vita eKirA qaAiiig snysloPas 8 80 . tt,oo.
u. Z. EiMOSDE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
LONDONDERRY

On Monday, the 2lst, the members
Of Wantastiquet Grange turned out with
their teams and repeBished 'brother'
Jenkens' wood pile, who has not been
able to secure his annual supply on ac-
count OF sickness IN his family.
"A few cases of typhoid pneumonia
have occurred in this place, two of which
proved fatal, in one family, The cases
referred to are Mr Martin Read and
wife, Mrs. Loyina Read. Mr.. Read died
Saturday, Feb. l2th, WAS buried Tuesday
the 18th, aud the friends returned from
the grave barely in time to see Mrs. Read
breathe her last Her funeral took place
Wednesday, the 18th. Both funerals
were attended by large number Of the
inhabitants, although the weather was
stormy and the travelling bad. Mrs
Wiley OF Rockingham delivered the dis
course at both funerals, IN the Congre,
galionsl Church, assisted by the Rev
Mr.. Birge. Mr. aud Mrs Read were
worthy members Of Wantastiquet Grange
No. l26, Londonderry. Their remaini
were borne from the church aud convey
Cd TO the graves by the menbers OF the
order, and buried under the very appro
/ priate aud impressive ceremonies OF th'
order, conducted by the worthy master
DID. Visit, and the worthy chaplain
Z IL. +. Dodge. Mr. Reuben French, Al
aged man, a member Of Mr. Roads fami
/ ~, who was sick at the time Of tbei
/ death, lies dangerously III at this time
aud il IL thought be will survive tbos'
who have gone before him bat lilIl'
longer. Mr. gsa, was Ga and bis wif
81 years old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

An occasional correspondent writes
US a glowing account OF the Leap Year
Ball at Benefits, The sleighing was
flne which made 1t pleasant Tor the young
ladies who were seen going in every d.
reclion for their partners. Forty couples
participated, among whom were Deputy
Sheriff Bentley, Constable K. b. Hufd,
DR.. f. f.. Hoyt and large sleigh load
from Shushan. The managers, Mrs. w,
s. Bentley, Miss Bell Gregory aud Mrs.
Burt OF New York, showed themselves
fdlly capable OF successfully filling their
Buri's Band, assisted by Miss Gregory
aud Burt certainly seemed twenty years
younger than usual, inspired by the gay
scene. The supper aud outside arrange
ments were in Benefits best style, and
hoster McLenithan came in for share
Of the donors by the prompt manner IN
which be waited on the ladies. Last bu
not least were the comic songs by two
volunteers, names not known, their eff
forts were greeted with shouts anc
laughter which made the ball room ring
The morning was biting cold, but every
gentleman was wrapped up and conduct
ed safely home by his partner, which
showed good grit on the part Of th'
ladies'. 1t was voted by all a great sue
cess
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
ARLINGTON.

"A sheet and pillow case party was
held at the Town Hall, Friday evening,
which proved very enjoyable affair aud
was attended by nearly all the best peo-
pie In town. Mrs. Jesse Burdett had the
supervision of it, In the interest of the
Woman's Centennial. About forty dol
lars was realized after paying expenses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Il the Old Lake Shore Route, and Is The onl,
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest
highland Park, WackogAn, Racine, kenoshA !,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Telegraph omss
Open from sE n 10 So.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
SYNDICATE.

There was donation at the white
church, Friday evening, the 18th of Feb
ruary, for Rev. Mr.. Groat, Methodist
minister Of East Arlington, who has
been preaching here. He received about
sixty dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
Freeporl & Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

+ tho only route fdr ElEiu, Rockford, Freepori.
aud an points via kfecpurt lie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

--Tle AnBzal Maf.A Hoseag I'll -
hsl8 Is as sHitrs ner Tsesasy. ThO&s
uto ulsb 81 stcsre rp88 lows ofsosu,
sAeuia s. 50 has8 ssf1r sna reis osss
- n.srt i guits Aksly q be sgEne AR.
m.shiaE his year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
Omaha and California Lin
Green Bay & Marquette Line

l. the anly line Tor Jsnesulls, waiertows, Fend
pa IsC Ushspsb, Appleton, Green Bay, Ksoa.
asbA NfHsuafo, Marquette, HonEhton, Han.
taeA aud tap Lake Superior Country Ia
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-29
PERFORMER" ARRESTED.

y Philadelphia, Oct Henry Marcus,
treasurer of the democratic executive
committee, was arrested tonight in y
carriage MS he was leaving the demo-
ia,ic.head-quarters in Walnut street, and
taken to the police headquarters ln
the vehiclethe officers seized two large
bundles, which. upon being opened,
We're found to contain blank paper, but
wat-slned With words, personal tax
1876. paper similar to that upon which
tax receipts for the present year are
printed. Sam. Josephs, candidate for
the legislature, is said to have carried
the bundles out of the building and
placed them n the carriage, and for his
arrest a warrant,hs been issued. Mar
Gus was PITT under 5000 bail for hear
on Monday on the chargu oi attempt
ing to vioia'e the election laws of the
city. Marcus denies any knowledge Of
the contents of tie bundle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-29
POLITICAL.
OPTICAL VOTE OF COLORADO.

Denver, Col. Oct. 2S.-The vote OF
Colorado for member OF congress, su-
prcme court, and the Legislature, was
csnvsssed to-day. The following are
the results: For Judges Of supreme
court, republican majority, 14s; for
member of the forty-fourth congress,
J. B. Belford, republican majority,
1898; for forty fifth congress, ]. B.
: Belford, republican 939 majority
The legislature is divided as follows
Senate, republican, l9; democrat I
house Of representatives, republican
80; democrats, II; republican ma.
jority on joint ballot, RI. Net re
publican majority for state senators
1888; for members of the house d
representives, 2,2o4 This Legislature
will choose three presidential electors
November 7th, and also canvass The
vote for governor, lieutenant COVER
nor, auditor, treasurer, and secretary o
state.
HENDRICKS AT. MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Qet 2s-I,he demo
Gratis held q meeting here tonight
-Four Thousand were present. Hen
dricks and w. F. Gootbough, of Chi
.cago, made brief speeches.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-29
New York Market.

New York, Oct 2s.
FLOUR Dull aud unchanged
GRAN Wheat. moderate domAnd for ungrnd-
cd rprlag, 1 .o5GJ 1,ao; No 8, Milwaukee, I2aa6o
ie3; No Duluth, new. 1ao; No. 2 Chicago, l2e
q IN; No. Chicago, III; winter red western,
iis@l2 Rye. quiet, western. T2I7se. Barley,
quiet and unchanged. Corn, quici Al opening aud
closed With fair demand and firm; western un-
graded b8tS 0t0sc; mixed, no grade, 56si; high
mixed, 59ss&D6oh. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Pork, hrmer. ne " mesa, l1ho9elsl2A. Butter 10
63o Whisky, unsettled l.l2a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-29
A Card.

YasKrGx. d. T., Oct 9sth, is16
hereby gse J Calhoon. my sbn, now In
his tscnsy ir-t year, his time fiom ihis date
forward, apd he L. a, liberty 10 make hr own
eousYsets, being released from any further ft.
spon-teitty conccfutng him. And further.
Will not he .pon- sbie for any actsor contracts
OF hi from this dtie, In tlil this !sa positive
rrlessc II II CALaohS,
Witnes.-Geo fa1kinbnrg. Geo W. Greene,
Oct ~ ii
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-29
Stokes, the Slayer. of Jim Fisk j,
Released from Prison
A Frenchman Writes SlAnder-
Gus Letter Concerning
our Centennial and
our Woman.
\ Monstrous Crime by an old
Villain in the Quaker
City.
Arkansas Distiliers Shoot three
Methodist Ministers Mis-
taking them for Rev
enue Officials.
MISCELLANEOUS


''A' f'sA @AnaASn :.
Auburn 'c., 1o-hdward Stokes
convicted oi shoo'i' james fisS,
Jr., was released TINS morning rom
state prison. ms term having exp cd;
a great croWu was ~ the r.,lfoad
depot to see st.kes' who' with ns
ir'ehds' s'ar'ea eastward. /
sLANpERIss OUR show AND OUR wo.
MEN.
4 psr;s d;sna,ch s,,s the A,e,;c.n
col,nv ,brre = greatly ercrc,sed ,yer.
he nubIica,ion of l.t,er wr,tten -
. friend u, GERMANY bv The chief of
~. .Er.nch comm. sinn - he Can,en.
u,al 41uesi,,on The letter is sum.
r,ar,zed IS follous.--Acco,,,ts trans.
m,,,ed to me- from nv den,,v are of
mast or,rvous cb.rac,er TIE
Amnr,c.ns themselves -, g.. - Ma
n,ld,nas cnn,.;n;no A,n,,, o.sae or
French goods honing 70 de.rov
French articles far exbib;,ion 1
second attempt of the same kind has
been made within the last mouth.
The police EMPLOYED by. the Centen-
Nal board are nnrnoselv chosen from
10 o,s. IA -, Ia ,,1.,.,.,..
49, ~ 9 49, .'.'ne''',
~ 'ne =. =. i"e Aeei,e's e, are ,'''eVes
without exception. lhey steal open
ny from the exhibition in the French
department and all others. There
exists an understanding between
these knayes and indpes Jndoes
=. n nm tbe roa,es r,r, e.r;,o =, sen
;.,. -. - ~"
lo'n l'la,n'a a'e naue' :. houis un-
Known 70 'nc coinpial'aits,. ana as
result no witnesses OF criminal guilt
being present, they are acquitted.
| The thieves count On the iudpes
themselves to give them signal when
.no u'eo.ee. 'iiouieht HAs arrived "
Th;I a,,ts.. ,..a,
~;,b . v;ls .t,scL ~ Iha v;rtms and
m.,nars of Ams,;oa, uoman u,,;ah
..nno, ha trans nsm;,,.d h.,aah,s - "a
,,,o,,,,c.,,-tn min, 3
49, iA-D "oes'h
u,t,n 'aue,pu,a' a;n pun ~ s1 .aaa n,sns ns,n.
m;cl , M liS;na IN panlsr @ strns, ~ va. sa., rasn,,
ed roma vault on her fathers premises
ana after repaining consciousness .tatee
an old man, afterwards identified as Ish
mael Jones, aged 90, enticed her int
the cellar, and atter vioisti1g her hae
loo.;,,x, <ht. :.t "a.