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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-02
THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1877.
1877.

THE SrV coTltinues Re The advocate q:
r"t"r1n and r-trencnInent. ar 81 the substitution "f
s;"'@lna-, wisdom tsid ite"iitS hfi''r lu"'fne,
irnhee,ty and fraud in The administration % r1riic
1rrs II contends fer the ti TIN I-T' ~
tire people ami Tor the people oTT~ys 70 government
is frauds III the Dl!I,N and tie CsuriHg q" yr:s-.
enforced 10y ~ violence. II endeivD's supply
rraers-a a If spuls-.itn
the most careful complete AMI Trustworthy 81
events. and employs tor this
tlIly selected staff md.
Its repnrts Washington. especially. fUIl,
and fe1I less and d,Ii,Taes do
and enjoy the hatri those who thrive by plum
sunz Treasury 10y usurpin what the law dives
Uieni nile II endeIv0fs - mort the confidence of
fh- public s defending the rights the p.,ple agnnst
the Uouts OF unju~tiiist p,byTe-
the price the Daily sun u u rn-utI. IVY
~s.J=y year. postpaid. with Tire St.u15y .-rpr.
81 az year
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-02
SANDAL-MO0D

A positive remedy for all diseases OF the Kidury-
bladder and Urinary ORGANS; .Is, coed in
pr"p>icui Complaints II never produces sick
ness Is certain and speedy action IL is fast
suisfng all other remedies. Sixty capsules cure n
Elk OF e'snt days No other medicine do this
he""re oil limitations, for. owing it, grea,
success many have been offered; some sIe most dan
Eerous. causing piles, &c
DCNDAs DICK IL CO.'S Genuine Sef1 cap.
s1fe' containing Oil IF !SupdaJrooa soil a all drsg
stores Ak for circular, sena for IS aud 81
Hooster street. Nen York
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

4, DIR. J. C. Ayers condition, says the
New York Graphic, breaches its warn
ing sermon to the great North Amieri-
can do-oradie business men. Dr. Aver
wentlinto business for himself before
coming of age. Heleft even Aenjamin
Franklin's sage. business lnaxims far
behind. He disregarded the precept
"eayly to bed and early to rise" 1t
was not enough for him. He went to
bed late and arose early. He worked
twenty hours out of every twenty-four.
He lived to make money. His devo-
tions were unceasing ut the altar OF
business. He thought business, talked
business, breathed business, ate busi-
ness, and dreamt business. Business
prospered. He moved from o small
store to large one, and from that to
one larger. He was one Of the rep
resentative successful men. He was
pointed out as q model of what could
be accomplished by industry, pa
tience and perseverance. He lived
I'm the shop and could never get
o1t Of the chop. The great globe, with
all It's beauty and grandeur, with all It
had to give II thought, association and
sentiment. was !, for DR.. Aver but q
huge pill and q place whereOn to make
and sell pills. 'sOther worlds than
ours,n II reached, would for DR.. Aver
only have meant other little and big
planetary pills and homes for Mercu-
rians, Jnplterians and saturnarians,
who should cure all diseases with
Ayers pills. That was all the uni
verse implied to DR.. Aver Mind thus
showed, forced, pressed and orammed
into one i,iea, at last that idea domin-
ates-and masters the man. Too much
pressure for years Of pills and business.
No, other, thought or occupation to
serve as q balance" The regulator
gives way. Now he wanders about
the grounds OF o private asylam, and
the man Of fifteen millions 10 over
joyed if he can drive, an, imaginary
bargain with his keepers for an. old
window sash and realize ten cents by
it.. The. .'guardian Of his el5, ,000y 900
receive. ,S15. 900, or &20, 1000. p year, for
taking care oft, and the man Of over
much business begs and whines In
vain for the loan OF $40. ir..i ,.p}
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

From the sprinesSh Union ihi3i'i Ti,si ,n
n The, Hampshire county boys of a
half-century ago, will doubtless re-
member q certain young schoolmaster
whom we win cal" L.1 who, In that
day Of wooden benches and black
biich, had achieved, o most brilliant
reputation As n teacher of "hard
schools" Ifithere had been q Gold
smith among them, no doubt "the vii
lage schoolmaster'' might have found
an ideal .in the person Of q teacher,
now an Old Franz county postmas-
ter. Mr.. Il. is, now past thfee-score
and ten, but his eye still retains the
fire which, nifty years ago sent terror
to the hearts OF naughty urchins and
vicious swains. In those days "keep-
Ing schoOV meant something .besidee
object teaching, with discipline enforc-
ed by the fear OF expulsion or suspen-
isnee at Soe :SS sSs ss sescSs. ssfs'
hc% n,1s ths big s,!!; boys S. Cy combined e.
cred, especially lin, country towns,
most 9 q inemcient > person. Mnscuia,
SnrSs1tddain,ty wss q circa%ssn sno
oU might be sald "a have been consld-
cred q means Of grace. Huch wss the
young schoolmastero whom we have
mentioned, just fetafisihg to his home
I'm the edge 81 Hampshire county,
from . term'of winter Mork, found an
tiie n school oommittss Of 6outK Had
ley. He might make his own terms
Ia a..~
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21
FIoritla Orange Groves.

- Letter 10 the Springfield Republican.
okAiSSlbe ex-
pl0ded II the somewhat prevalent one
that the long-s0ught FL Dorado has
really beep found tfure. The orange
grove "bonanxa" becomes on closer
Inspection o very small and sickly
shrub, lrequiring the most careful
nuning to keep IL alive long enough
to induce some easily-guiled Northern
ev to inuut I'm ~, uture. The state
ments Of the natives ''pan out"-on
paper-as brilliantly asany Of the ven
lures of Col. Sellers or Mr.. Micawber,
but, at the first breath Of honest criti-
TSs d. kIvss & dotted Cd sSrHi, With
groves Ofdead and dying orange shrubs
planted and abandoned by spsCulatop
more sanguine than wise That there
are 0r6pGp3r0U0e tH ~ Ida, bringing
In . handtDme revenuesto their own
try and .'psfisnS9, D6ttlsssed by a
mod esate cspitel, Vim ~ s~lisnuaccOm-
.plish the same thing ,for1othoS& u also
true but the same lmight hasAid Of
nearly every kind OF business all over
our lsnd.s 4 TIE truth is, Florida Is a
peninspla Of send. eSd, ,fpsI IapScessful
growth, the land needs ,cQpst9 tkriga-
nop, and this requires ,hbof 4i}9 care
and money. If q man is willing to
leave New England; to give up schools
and lihraries and newspapen end social
wiiasrSess II he cah Endure the pro-
tracted summer heat, With mosquitoes,
fieas and 'sand-fiies, In any Quantity,
thrown in; II he IL ready 10 pay 500
gate with ? pump or q wipdWill; II he
has the means to support himseN for
ten ysefa. while .hslS waiting lar the
orange trees ~ grow, after that time he
Is moderately celfal6 % get = rsMpner-
alive income, ,bnt not ethHfYises Y0ung
men Of integrity, who are sanlRped
them dariug theQyeSSs OF enforced
waiting, Will do well In Florida; but,
for that matter, such pen wi.i's ! secceed 9
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21
DETROIT MARKETS.

@pFi,M pFio,uMr-choice White White q sSs;ssS5SiS oc@SS rs me
low grades 10 superfine 90 OO@6 so.
Wheat-Extra' white 81 95@1 SO; mil
I amber, 81 81.
Corn-51@55 cts.
Oats-45@51 cts.
Barlsyr2oc@el SopsEeeaRl for State.
. J BesnsaCSuntry ans I, sr;y picked " So@2 eS;
lButter-Choice l5@ 16ac; medium, 1870
- CS. cts. o,0,,nI's Ne - I-'sq-'<'i
Dried Apples-5 cts. per lb. Peaches
l6@18 cts.
EggsEl5 cts.
II HoneyAIest yeas'sih comb. N6aflS.
Foreign Fruits-Lemons, 81 5O@8 per
box; oranges. 36@6 80 per box: Layer
@4 40; Valencia, 6t06s nnuscaislsv00 rs
az 30: sultanas l1@l2c; London layers
new, ffSlS; do. ayers, iSSilc; 90.
bags, 1O@11c; French prunes 12@17c |;
Turkey prunes, old, &c new 9i@ @10e cur
rantsS new, 7@7Ac; citron, 220 02ast lsm-
on peel, 1sc. Cocoanuts, Baraco, N@6 per
S;ns 1sS; ssnsn,ai Ss PSt g gsS bunch
per- TissESss ssE T. iS@a x. 40
4E,ss IS g: s:!1 sl!lsl !!ar ar s: I;
Il fdry, s8@0. felts, 5O6@S2 o.
Potatoes+ 10@r eoYets6ush:
as, Isla IN sos ss d gSE Bss eS &T, r.
So. % both covered brssf fSst bacon, ,iie. lie
Dried beok, 11@ Isle. 'Nl6W b4zf nOtlipel.
AZ ;1 is,,s sSS.s " =. ~;
E1:fy:st sYs:sp:st dktasGS ss 90 Bs*
OF 224 lhs. ..Deliveryy % per bbh extra,
{, sWoolz1s so@ @S2 efs. p psid fcf he. bpd
s6@H for pnbingss ~, l'.,ssas ~, alfr t' ssss;
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21


"a proposltion mas Deen made 10 the
secretary OF the lnteri0r AZ Washtng-
ton by Coionei MacDonald, OF san
Francisco, wherein ne claims that ne
mas discovered the only plan Dy which
the Indian can Dc rescued rom the
degradation and uselessness OF savage
life and converted into y useful and
respectable member OF the BODY polite.
That plan is simply TO make soldier
OF him. of his ntness Tor this position
the history OF F'rench ana BRUSH rule
In North america 70 not without IN
stances. Col. macdonald says; =
upon recelpe OF oncial autnorlzar
ti0n, VIII procee0 70 me reservation
Whereon are congratulated any particu-
lar tribe leitner fawnees,, ,Siouxs Com
anches, or otners). ana at once conn
mence the task OF training them,
where tthsy are, selecting . samclent
n.y.; munger per, 70 'o5 sha msSn nSa. Only ssaI ASK
s'nt ~ - ~, al
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21
AS the result of DIR. Bowditch's ex-
tended observations in 2egteaet was
found that bows and girl1Gf American

As the result of DIR. Bowditch's ex-
tended observations in 8eet0AfH wss
found that boys and girl American
parep1vos ars, slm1et Without excep-
Zion, &offttaller ana heaS Slhs than chill
dren Ot<3o some Age aIl6 sex whose
parents 6ye % ether natiQnev Hhis is
sapItlhn sSapt tha tiesS:b cs ill., "aSs are
usually the offspring of parents living
In better average comfort than the for
eign fathers and mothers have done.
II Is striking fact that Of the sol ,O8S
soldiers whose examinations are pre-
served in the Provost Marshal Gener-
RPS bureau, the natives of the United
States are taller than those of any
other country. A further remarkable
fact is shown by study OF these sta
tistics. Natives Of foreign countries
enlisting In the United States have q
greater average height than natives OF
the same countries enlisting at home.
DIR. Bowditch is inclined to the opinion
that the superior comfort Of the In
habitants of this country Is what gives
to natives, and to persons OF foreign
birth growing up here, their superior
height. Statistics obtained in the
United States and abroad seem to show
that in q given community the chh,
dren of the wealthier classes are, asa
rule, larger than those Of the poorer
classes. Observations made In Eng
land lead to the conclusion that chill
dren of the laboring classes, inhabit-
Ing towns ere at Al fa9es decidedly
shortG GrthahI th6 childfen Of the nom
laboring classes attending public
schools and universities, the difference
attaining q maximum Of over four
inches at thirteen years Of age. In the
matter of weight, too, the well-to-d0
children are decidedly ahead. 10
Comparing the Boston public school
bows with the English students at the
schools and universities, It is disc0y-
cred that the boysof American parent-
age are about the same In height, and
that inrweight they are shghesrGp to
twelveyesrs OF ace, from twelve to
seventeen years heavier, and then
again lighter than the English boys.
The An1ertc&n sbop1meashred, how
ever, belonged to the ordinary run Of
public school children, very many of
whom were the offspring OF laboring
parents, while those In England with
whom they are compared were all the
sons ofnon- -laboring classes. A fairer
basis of compassion was obtained by
taking the pupils of the boston Latin
school, the MassAch Achusetts Institute Of
Technoi0gy ana 3 private latin
school of Boston. The Ameficsfi Boys
30 selected were superior TO- their Eng
..ilzh c0htempo pofarfes bdth IN height and
weight. N6xhefe II. the world does
tie hOfdAfl race thrive better than Of
che North American c6ntihent.sir' :
An easy riddle.-In. the course Of the
resent debate IN the house or cofhmons
Lord Elcll0 inquired, "What could be
fnofA 1i6h hytf0uS' than the itiea Or Russia
IiRhtihR forclvIl ana religious lfberty?''
Why. che idea or England hGhtin8 a.
eAiHst sLA lord Eichc ASK Af1oth'
er.--f Punch. N' Y "'"'''' -.
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

of the most iut0ro9tIn0 chaDtolS In the
snnsIs Of sooia aiistIc exDerinsent. Moves
was q Dartmouth graduate, and an
Xpdoyer spd Ysjet et6eoIooicai student,
~. only alased of becoSnlng an or.
/. Sdox dfvlnn - kror1uN fko lof 3ces Of
1S ~ i fcl]1l6 >, } u ,u1I 1l,eP. Who
- ~ 81 2Sl! EiG n 10 on 4
3 hen
- 7- -
NJ
- X !, j h9& 80
4(Il - 3t 'unt1 80 II 6niif avo, 49,
scheme OF reIfgiOn and mornls bC
Tar JM Thst he eaIle<f the Psnteoost
{rif ~ .no1 10 fhings ~ 4 boid ~,
~c,,,rncr@ - -a',5.y ~, ),ll m,
tha Samilv reIations Tbesa v;aws he
with smndrv discInies. mi into nrac,
tice In Putnev I'm I848' but a sturdy
svU s"nrs ~ 49, tS5a f}3e,S ~ xtos y WeryI
not rIoTg taS{yer snf Ienart,ng
thence thew Soundad the csIehrstaS
1often caIIe3 ain ~ mons,N Oneida com
mum, ~ c,hace has endurad increased
and a<I,tevod acaptain msteriaI re-
svsSct aSSiif,, r. ;ts chhcrhord aIfI
M Nova. hss "a this simost sanara.
t,on-ionS trial ~ his ernesimant
nrovad e sin0nlarIv shrewd- discreet
md notent M snr~ay m mere Mai
= ess - s,seCty ,rerSen ns another miOi,t
have done m we'll. a. An teschiny the
Rii,Ia with snch orioinaI exeOeses ne
that the second coming Of Christ was
at 'tha fanny Iernsaiam nv
Tit,,s. or In 'seffir,S forth the ci,re of
disease or injury nv faith. Hut. when
M come to harmonizine n family Of
aOD peonle. with All the moral and pas-
sionai compiicaf ons resnItin no from the
nec,jisr insfitnfion of nanfscNfnv-or
avorv man the hnehand ~ nverv wo.
man. and vice yersa---cerf ainly a per,
sonaiity Of fextraordinar force is reouis-
ite. It "a this feature Of the Moves
commissioI1 which renders the com.
munities at Oneida and WaIlinrford
obnOxious 10 the outside, pubIic.ooth-
erwise. thew are thrifty. orderly. hon.
est and Valuable to their neighbors.-
and It isthis which. under any hand
less Arm than the founders own, will
eventually, break them KID. aar
The practice of this theory. under
the limitations Imposed by the master
will OF Moves, has been of q sort which
our rooted social and religious preiu-
dices, and the habit of human affec-
tions, will not suffer us to consider
other than immoral. and vet In 4 con.
siderable degree Il has been SUCCESSFUL.
It's ultimate aim is human stirpicul-
ture with at least as careful selection as
In the breeding OF domestic animals.
IN thus reducing the relationship of
the sexeA To h mere physfcal. sfnesa
basis, NOyes, a. one who had seen how
romance. reserve and m ystery of Young
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

4. The refinement of John Humphrey
Noyes from the presidency OF the
Oneida cofninuhitS Il an event as
well worth notice as the abdicntkon' OF
. monarch, to which. indeed. IL is
closely akin. For 30.yean Mr. Noyes
has been Aut6cfat Of q body Of men
pdYqmsp, concerned In the trial OF ?
new scheme OF social order, Of which
he was the inventor a. we'll a. organ
fzerHud QfVctof; Hpd tneI history OF
the man ahd 'the'attempt wilr rform one
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

A st. Louis Sunday School bey,gAve
his teacher this illustrative definition Of
"responsibilitys s'Boys have tw0 bot
tons for their s'penders so's 70 keep
their pants ND. When one button
comes or tlSefe's . good deal ~ fapon-
sibillty, on thspothef battonszstuf
A young man nom Ab1su y ~,
one" 49, 80 - ~ ''''--'
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

The small schooner, only twenty fees
long, In which Capt. Crapo and wife are
making their way To Europe, starting
from New Bedford May %, was spoken
June8 In latitude AZ deg. 70 min., longi-
tude "a deg. 70 min.
James Russell Lowell has been ap.
pointed Minister 10 Spain, -.
The United States a. pshey y
the district which incl gsne q
tho Chisholm murder1 ~ bsiI
has undertaken an investi Of
Bsss B:,s,.s |" scyssn%.ss ssg'S,"s ss |ss 3 ~
der OF the Scotchmall {cCldl ~
The steamship City OF Berlin, disabled
has arrived at Liverpool.
Capt. Leo, ofthe Tenth Cavalry, has for
warded TO Gen. Sheridan, from Fort Grit.
I'm, Texas, On eec0snt of his engagement
with band Of Comanche Indians nea!
I6iS Nr sa,f%,sn Hndi.1s 0s'0ssse wsse
killed, six squaws and ffty-six head oi
mules and horses captured, and fifteen
Ledge Sh m..s .s so suRpy OF Tss
Sargeapt Chssles B4tlss ysp kAled. ,
|KIiNIe sIs}ck djsatSh w One thsli
miHe red dsstTeeys6 y ~ lIccd! -
The covered bridge over the Connecti-
cut River, between Northampton and
Hadley, was blown over by q hurricane,
accompanied dy severe thundfr shower
Thursday evening, tho The pefple
ran and drove upon thesbfids6 fbrsh6lter
from the storm, until company OF
fifteen persons were beneath the roof.
Suddenly the heavy timbers began to
oress and In z Seeond the structure % w.
%ss Sy sSs al
Several persons were killed and injured.
The uncompleted bridge ofthe Massachu-
setts Central Railroad was also demolish-
ed. !. a
.g..s:s st ts.s |: e; ~: /.
being upwards of.tTelYe million aoges.
fsa :ssl ssss Pss :'G sssg ,Js go s$l6
i ;1a e. ssy; ya;kselsod IL ws.., ~ b!
| Sitting Bull 10 now between the Wood
SsS9st' iis& iistsna: S:;s z Ekeh E s. s.
tsRssb ios,sslsj Sa;;s a:isP p. .isefi 1Gs Es
justihes his hostilities on the ground oi
klAck Hills.et IN f5lkAt Cihky
xTwsed's friends are much discouraged
Hs Fs slsas 1sIdsSJs SS ssfsS ssiiS$ sSe ' siSs
o(ieisls, add LEI him nee: There is rea-
SS $seliA 3 M M, bas & dtf,S SSs B
TWeeHa professed testimony would be
as 4; (. lsl,ssssS .S fh:ssss :ssSsssssl a
poceells Of q large amount Of property
ought To be surrendered TO the city, from
which itwss plundered.
ftThs i&SSs iSiline fsdn ! KeE f6S'
| on Saturday took out full freights. The
Britannia had on board $4,000 boxes OF
cheese. the largest shipment Of this arti-
Gle ever made nom New York. Among
other shipments were about $4,000 bush
els OF grain.
| James Russell Lowell has accepted the
Spanish mission and will shortly leave
for Spain.
| Senator Conkling sailed on Saturday
for Europe in the steamship Mosel.
Mrs. A. r. Stewart will erect q beauti.
| ful Cathedral at Garden. City and Other
buildings the total cost to be q million
and half.
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

or pubic houses more that two stories
house house y @RtSs,26 With ~ j. Isss
extinguishers and suitable fire-alarm
that can be heard I'm ali parts OF the
house, and to keep q competent night
watch during every night guests arV
LODGED within such hotel or pubhc
house, and they shall keep all halls
and stairways well lighted all night,
and at the head Of eachlfllght Of stairs
(; ;sK3f be 6sq rs SiSsh6tSs.
Itownship board, TIE b6aid Of trustees
Of every village, and the common
council of every city In which is locat-
ed any hotel more than two stories
high, to appoint cOmrittee Of three
cohbt btt&seb bSrsbpsf one pGwhom shall
be the chief Of the fire department or
the fire warden. in all places having
such officers, whose duty 1t shall be to
visit and examine sltsuch hotels with.
in the toWnship, Village or city In
which they are appointed, and to re-
port tOl aaidA board'ef council, as soon
as practicable, such recommendation
as they may deem proper for the pro
lection of guests from danger from fife.
Sec. 8, IL shall bs thp duty ef town.
ysliip u Hillhge hpari drt Sityf fcouncil,
on receiving such report, to cause all
az Of Of
guests from 6rev 70 be made within
istrJsG dS thep%her d Keeper of such
hotel, stStinR the aterations snd addf-
kfdb& bf brOMA 6us}td b6 h1afIe. teithOr
by ropes furisished the sleeping rooms
ebss se Sssas nSss, s6eS M. StsinH sHsia
best. to secure. the safety Of the
guestsS and ssii ehch $sxpeuse) shall
Be paid by the owner thereof.
SstSlsSss SRS 81 I'LL bss;eS Pr }dssd "a abmpiy s
with such requirements within the
time and i1 the tDanner sPdciG ed in
'sai1 noeiee, Id Sr they Sbalis be, liable
to q fine Of not less thaR Twenty-Five
oQllarey and not thnHrBs than Bnd hum
tifed dollars, f6r each month Shat heiOr
eiT Il sh SG$P'S SSIasr se sSi: hi: oct ssi
shall he collected In the same manner
q 10 NOW pfDFided by. lew, hhd. shall
aUU he use bith9 libiaky cfthetown-
ship, village or city where collected. -
Sec. 4. L shall bs ihsAssY Pf the
township board, the PreSideht A4d al.
rectors of any village and mayor and
common council Of any city to exam
inc, or cause to be examined, once In
each and every year, all such hoteis
within their respective corporations
and it shall be their duty tn enforce,
or cause to be enforced, the provisions
of this act. provided that the prOvisi
ions of this act shall not apply to no.
tells having less than thirty rooms used
for 0uests @n'
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21
The Air and the Crops in Cali
~, fOrnfa.

Aside from the savage vicissitudes oil
rain aud droath, vegetation In Cali
fornia Is hardly less materially affected
by the alternatives of her north and
south winds. There has been q strik-
ing illustration Of their different effects
during the past spring season.. After
the winter fains-what there were OF
them--had ceased, the north wind,
which comes from off the inland de-
sert regions of. Utah and Nevada, set
In about the middle Of April, and pre-
vailed Tor two or three weeks. Under
its influences, the grain stopped grow.
ing and turned yellow; -allAlfsr the
and all vegetation seemed TO come to q
premsture and barren ripeness, q But
In May the wind changed e thescsth,
and coming Off from the cold northern
Pacific ocean and ffeighted with tts
moisture, produced 1alfnost revolu.
ton in vegetation. lsSayse the San
Francisco Bulletin !" The efect,ppon
the growing grain was instaltaneous
and almost magical. The dropping
and willing stems Istraighteneti up
coler and life returned to the leaves
and the heads that could not get out oI
the boots before, now burnt forth and
shot up with vigor, promising 20 Ill
well and make not only plump berries
but fair Yield. The. alfalfa stubblef
also turned green, and the second crops
are already half grown, and will make
- good yield of.hay ~ the first. 20
great has been the reaction that, with
the reduced cost Of harvesting and the
The Lake County star., 1877-06-21

ANAL -detachpepts In. out-of-Ahe-way
and miserable villages,. whore they
must perfbrce i've witbep anY society
yhntevsR sewo t11at b. pes9pts and
their own soldiers.