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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

Brewing ia good solid business in
tue United Kingdom The Guinness
brewery /. in Ireland. aud ,wopence is
all small bottle of GuinHesss porter
costs. These brewers are baronets,
too sir benjamin Guinness pays an
income tar OF $3.50. 900 a year. and
there are two sons partners. One Of
shem. Sir Arthur. wanted to retire, and
Il luther Guinnssscs agreed to pension
him in bis nobility, and be is to receive
50 600 900 cash Tor his share. Mr..
Cecil Guinness offered TO draw a check
at once Tor the amocnt, but be took
pity on the bank, which might not
have been able. without previous no.
tice. to rake 81, 900, 900 from its Golfers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

The Good Templars IN this eouniy
sill carry on the temperance canvass
with yigor ADD every part Of the coun.
~ will be visited. Following up the
successful meetings Of last week al
East Dorset and FACTORY Point. the
work Is continued this week Ia Land.
grove. Peru and wiahali. Al ffiends
u temperance are invited to communi.
cate with the district OF any Of the
committee aud arrange for meetings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

Temperance reiotners Of the modern
school are becoming altogether too uu-
merops 70 be practically atll'zed. The
cussom Of permitting oplcAsts. a. soon
As they have bad a warm bah and ere
sufficiently sobeied. 10 appear upon
the rostrufn as wlVrmess, u NJ least. a
questionable practice. so many TO-
stances OF such temperance converts
bAcksiiAinr falling from grace. as !,
we're are so constantly occurring az
10 induce the asetase mofAlist to doub,
The sincerity q half The pfoIessed sud.
den temperance feiounstions. We
thiuk il would be lodieious for The
manager u The temperance cause 10
adopt the good old Methodist plan Of
probaliea before sending forth their
converts ss laborers ia the vineyard =
Philadelphia Record
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

Aknthf tnIME ~ e. &c T., D.
Hssughssa ms y T0waiay faats txFnsy
{, = kssfsssss Meets tnaafa - - aiaash.
UkN&sNG TuN LJtN5K ~. n. y. G r.. VIA.
EssAsgssaa ~ q. Cgrtas wia8snt Laags
beysfI las ]. s.tasf hests frs4sfs II 7.ts
Uflas1h
usuksKf fGaaE. ~ isa Vet, u v.
Estss y - J. y ists fsstss beyutF. a. q
BAFweA. hasta fp~e1Aas. - - g'tioet
GRANT Iofs3K No fBa wGT. CIV
A4sms " y. 7 J. Hey Latgs pspaty. 7. ,.
HsYt hests sA1afasYs, Al 10 o'aisck.
fUWsAL L0DgE No. IS VET. ~
htiusf w. Nm. Coz / dfs Dtpnly, b. Z.
hrpwpeil MeFls saturdays, 81 uieiock-
70 EEADsBoBQ LoD9E. No. tss Wet
= l. f0ssa VS.. q. } Psrtsss Ledge DsPa
g, A, y bewhstI Nests Saturdays ~ ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

DR.. j, q, Holland. talking TO the as
sembled boalmen OF Alexandria Bay
the other day. said / neither drink
wine nor give IL to my guests. Strong
drink is the curse Of the country aud
the age sixty Thousand men 10 Ameti.
ca every year lie down in the grave Of
the dfunkard Drink has murdered my
best friends, aud | hate it. Ii burdens
nae with taxes. aud denounce il as q
nuisance, on which every honest man
should put bis heel. l do not ask you
to put your heel on the drunkard, but
to make the spirit OF your guild so
strict aad pure that no maa Of your
number will dare 10 trite with your
opinion aud sentiments on the subject
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
j. Davis G Son

Have just received, positively, the
largest lot Of hollow-ware that ever
came to Manchester at any one time,
and what is more they are selling it
at prices that can't be beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe and
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Our line of stoves is now complete
Our No. 8 LEADER and FAME cook
stoves speak for themselves. Our
line Of Parlor and Box Stoves are
all that can be desired. But we wish
particularly to speak in favor Of our
NEW REGENT PARLOR COOK
COAL STOVE, which for elegance
of design cannot be surpassed. They
are made of four sizes with oven,
and FIVE without, and as far as its
working qualities are concerned we
know that they never, as yet, have
been beaten. Call in when Won
come this way and see this new par
lor coal stove and hollow-ware which
You have Just read about. II you
do not buy it will be just the same
with lis.
We wish now to call the attention
OF Merchants and Dealers in tin
ware and stove pipe to the fact that
we have Just introduced new fea-
ture in the line OF our business ;
that Of wholesaling tinware and
stove pipe at such prices and such
quality OF goods that we shall not
fail TO meet their approval and re.
ceive our share of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work,
tin roofing and evetroughing, &c,
are mere ample than ever. When
you are making q bargain with us
depend upon it we win do by you
just what we say we will.
1 All orders or inquiries by tele-
graph or mail will be thankfully re-
|eeived and promptly answered.
Thankful for past fayors and patron
age we remain
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

New London likes prohibition. re.
potts a marked decrease IN open druak.
euness asd thinks the yearssote wilI
he repeated with largely Increased
maiofity aeHt time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

Let us build sp our order iof the
ooe rrAsoa thAsit IL the sarest b0lwaTk
against vice aad the keeBestl weapoh
with which 10 meet The Toe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

The Graphic tells secrets out Of
school in what follows;
When men die Of Incorporate habits
the announcement o. their fate is grad
mated by the local paper TO the amount
OF money left behind as follows:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
Temp rance Column.
A q, oF a. r..

sstaesa = asTets.a - fhs fuss ssass
= tm4sRemasef ur&ss - ts~eA rsnsR-
snA ~ e8ttw& = nAxe aMs atsWfst@a -
fNa HssHtaEf2@ fssstT Ntsaa VS. So
sIfs aaskig cess utsztteas ffNea sas D
ts-aas. Thsr aa4ss ~ FswwsNsa ~ ths 80
stes asrsh f-sw ass go @nfurm2y. te
tsssse tnssrs8ea. Ths sSttaE rsssrNss fhs
ss9hf - s@easass aHT ffsuas ssat-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

stands confessed Il the head OF Ausriean rail-
ways. The track IL double the entire length Of
the lioe, OF steel rails laid on heavy oak ties,
whieh are embedded 10 foundation Of rock
ballast eighteen inches In depth. All bridges
are OF iron or stone, and built tpou the most ap-
proved plans. lie passenger care, while emil
neDuy safe and substantial. are A. the same time
models Of comfort ano elegance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
Aver Hair Vigor,

To ~ Natural FStaay sns Cegar
AavAprtpg yrArs, sieapsts. caft, eissFpaias.
msHA Ana tsfua5fsfY rFvdispsssstigsA, Al tafr
the BAR graz ana saihsF u thsm iBchne q tq
shed FfNmstnrsly.
ATNzs' hErn uesN. tf klAx sod satsnsivs nss
has rgesea AAA = sla94 ihe fAians 4 ihs bar
taaHegiisisif issn shFNt thr rfaath ass a..
usst anFclf reNis~es ne ecleE. shea saisa "
FFeys IA stimulates tAe nutsglve exNAaa u
healthy tetrtiY. AID preserves hesh The haf asa
les lsssziy. Thas hFAshy. wsAk ~ sieklY kAii
lseeNnea gisksI. g@sAAle ena Stress ihsHed los,
hair rerfuNs nth Hvtly exprtsssae tAihhg hAit
q eleatsd and sjstsishs3, lisa hair ihiltsna,
ans faded 81 Kras hair resume theif nriEinAl
cQloF, lts operation 10 sHFe aba hsraaicsa. Ii
eatos eAgdfsa. hs1ls All bpnsQTs and kssps ihs
seAlp cool, clean kna soR nuslrr Which oouai.
tons diseases II The sesip are inapossable.
Az : dFsRsuH far lAdlns hair, tbs NgaaS u
praised ior is gretclai ana agrseahle perfume
ana vaiuel tsf this sea lustss and rieh1nsa q
tone i impaFts.
reNfhKp "
DIR. }. &. AyeE& Co, Lowell. Mass.
PRAcTlcAL ASp AsaIrrloAl CnEnaar,
sold NJ ALL pRUaaIsrs AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE iyIeswAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
LATER
slAFORD's RADICAL CURE

mot aaly promptly arrests tbs eorrodiRG dischar.
ger IN CatarTh, but by sympathetic action, II
restores 70 sound health al the Organs o. ne
head thai have become Affected by 10, aud exhib-
Il ~ Of the following Affections
Defective Eyesight, lnhamed aud Mattery
Eyes, Paininl aud Walery Eyes. Loss
OF Hearing, EArache, Neuralgia OF the
Ear. Discharges from the Ear, Ringing
Noises In the Head, Dizziness, Nervous
Headache, PaiDe In the Temples, Loss
Of the Senses OF Taste and Smell, Elon-
CATION OF the Uvula, Inflammation Of
the Tonsiis, Putrid Sore Throat, Tick.
ling or Hacking Cough, Bronchitis, and
Bleeding of the Lungs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
GREAT THROUGH LINE
United States Mail Route.

The attention OF the travelling public IL re.
spectfully invited 70 some 81 the merits OF this
great highway, In the confident assertion and
belief that no other line can offer equal induce
ments ss = route OF through travel. Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
Price, Is Cents.

Be ear. fnl TO call for COLLINS VOLTAIC
PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada. and
by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietor, Boston,
Mas. n I,lct25-4w1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
Cooking, PaIIOI and Box Stoves

The economic Oh stove lIoll0w ware stove pipe
pumps, aud lead pips AL sises patent hruilsgv,
mica, together with q large Assoftmgtt " pieesd
and pressed lin ware, boilers, tna Kettles, rail-
road mAk cans, factory cana snn. AZ all Of which
viii be- sold ~ low ae tbs iosesi Jabhsua
promptly aud ncs tly attended TO,
SAINT. H. YOUNG
Factory Point, Sept. 9Th, ls77. tgu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
SLNF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

Massfs. Hesks a Fotssr p elsntiemen- fuel
ooMps bed q aetsouis3gs 70 pea he rrsa4 hs1.
N AaNFaAE = kkHtctE CrEK La beea f. me. f0s
teR PEARS haFs beeu sfaaotaa w.lh shia laAtA.
E5as dlssAse and especially 10 The winter tine
has ID been mass severe. 1ks dtacksFgs has
heeA tkiek Ana bloody, emitting fozl oder %
bal thAt NJ Ersss1es 10 a r0esn vita otheEs go
rsFy eaaasiFt " thea, oea week AftsF oeul-
Maeaelng ths use u SAkroKn's hAniaA1 CunA ]
~ss so4 truutAsa vita Il As all ny ssnsss u
tssis AID smell Hhich rasfs salioklg Koua. have
Dos fuily returned. aud ny general health u
much Improved Yours,
MELBOURNE Il. FORD.
Stoff. Hand Hr.tsT.
GAASp Rams. MICS. Nov, s. 1874
LATER
Gentlsmsns The package of sksrUnp'a GuRE
nrritsd here " sight All right ] don't AMOS
wksi J should have doae " II had pot been ios
this runieay. have tried Nasal Doaohss and
everything else, ADD Glihongh have been Abie
to stop the oGehsive discharge, Ihayc not bsSn
Alas - recover my senses VI taste aud smell m.
vi uied hkSroHns CuHw. You can refer any
one you obo0ss 10 me- and will ehserfaliy in.
form them 10 detail az 70 the benent the remedy
has been 10 me. Yours,
MELBOURNE II. FORD.
GEAsD RArbs. Mica. Nov. Is, ls76.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
The Safety Appliances
Pullman Palace Cars
Are run on ~ Express Trans
WITHOUT CHANGE.

and to Al principal points Ia the Ear Wsst aid
south With but one change " cars ConBsclioas
are made ID UBion DtpotA. and are assured 70
81 impoftGni points
The scenery Of the Pennsylvania Route
i admitted to ks unsurpassed IN tEs s0rid tzs
gsAnaeas. beauty, AID yAiieiy hyperion reireah-
sisni faeihttes are provided. Empleysss are
aouFss8as thd ettNHtIYes znd y - A lAssisAhAs
result that tfip ~ he PeansyiFApia haiirose
u oct form
A Pleasing aud Memorable Exerience.
Tlcksts for sale Il De Io~ess rates At the
Tiefsi Oaies< q tue conpsnJ h ~ aapottsst
a4sAes Ana LeNns.
FBANE 1Boas0E. LP. YAkAKH,
0snatai Manager. 0ensrsl Passenger Ageal.
{. =. HALDgHAN, $50 Kssi@nd AEsas.
IN aEd as washiEgloa Street, Boston. Macs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12


No matter what may be the extent OF your suf.
feting. try one OF these Pastors Relief il IL.
adftdHeous, fact supported by hundreds OF
that the most important dice Iyeries 10 pharma.
ey date back less than ten Yeas. snd that com.
binatons Of gums aud essences Of plants aud
shrubs ere herein united with Electricity to form
a curative Plaster, In soothing, healing, and
strengthening properties as far superior 10 all
other Plasieis heretofore IN use as the scentihc
physioian 10 10 the horse. leech.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
25STATIONERY.2 rs

send % cents, and receive by return mail
"a SHEETS HEAVY PArER. "a ENVELOPES
FINE lead PENCIL, 2 STEEL Pms,
2 GOLDEN PEvs, Coop PESHoLDER.
J. p WILLIAMS a CO., Box 1876. Augusta, Me-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

Each package 81 SAsfoRp's Radical CuRK Gun.
iHias Dr.. aaniord's Improved inhAling Tube. and
fall directions for its use In all cases. Price,
tl00 For sale by all Wholesale and retail drug.
gists aud dealers throughout the United States
and Cau,das WEEKS 4 POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
COLLINS -
VOLTAIC PLASTER.

A n Elecao-Galvanic Battery, combined with
"A highly Moderated Plaster, forming the
Rrandest curative agent in the world OF medicine
aud utterly surprising all other pissters heret
fore ~ use. Thev accomplish more in one week
than the oil Plsstere in whole year. They do
not palliate they crKE They
Relieve Affection OF the Chest.
Relieve Affections Of the Lungs
Relieve Affections OF the Heart
Relieve Affections Of the LAYER.
Relieve Affections Of the Spleen.
Relieve Affections OF the Kidneys
Hgheye Affections q the Spine.
Relieve Affections u the Nerves
Relisve Affections OF the Muscles.
Re ieye Affections of the Joints.
Relieve Affections Of tho Bones
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12
CAT AR Ri

OF Tee Years Duraiaion. The Dis.
charges Thick. Bloody. and Of Poul
o5or. Sense q smell ahd Taste
Wholly Gone EslireIy Cared BY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-12

New Base Burner for 1878.
THE WESTMINSTER

Admired by all real sensation gtaeeiui pro-
proportions, trtstic nrpAmentAiidu. protuar
nickel decorations, noFsl features taAltiess con.
slInctlan. ID cApitvhius Al hrtt sight snd Ernws
upon the hking a. it,s more carefully paaMiRea
~ IL mAAs In Fear Sizes, wtth aaa with
cut Gwen,
This stove together With the AraAaa. wbich
also have tbs exclusive sAie ~ aud which needs
no oommsndation, having been fuily tested are
the ne tlas aaFa ~ bass harning coal stoves.
Those contemplating p0roha uilig coal stoves will
e0nsalt their Qun Interest BY ekamtAng thu
above stoves befnn supplying Aamepiyps
Pricas TO suit The tiu,na. / have slsn Apleadsd
assortment Of wood
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-10
TIE POLICE OUTRAGE IN GALWAY.

The Galway correspondent of the Freeman,
OF a recent date, says:
The announcement yesterday in the freeman
that His Grace, the Lord Lieutenant, had re-
turned from Scotland has renewed the indig-
nant popular feeling created by the extraordi-
nary conduct of the constsbulsry authorities
in sending Catholic members of the force, in
colorsd clothes, to the different Catholic
churches and ohapels in this city to report to
their snperiors what should be said by the
clergy in addressing their congregati ons. 1t
is known very we'll that the Most Rev. DR..
McEvilly, the esteemed Lord Bishop of Gal
way, addressed q strong remonstrsnce to HIS
Grace, the Lord Lieutenant, demanding an
inquiry, and, of course, asking that due repa-
| rallon should be made for the insult Thus
offered to the clergy aud Catholic oommu nifty
of Galway, The occurrence attracted general
attention throughout the country at the time,
end the excitement was 80 great that, had the
| misguided action of the constab ulary authori-
ties been repeated, there is hardly doubt that
| it would have led to serious breach of the
| peace, or worse, to mutiny amongst the men,
| bers of the force, who must have felt keeniy
| the indgnity imposed on them in sending
| them TO discharge detective duties of such an
odious character. The occurrence, meaning
| less and offensive as it was in its character,
has led people to investigate the cor stitution
Of the oonstabulAry force in this, one of the
most Catholic cities in the Empire. In 1871
the po ouiation of the county of the town of
Galway was 10 S43. The Catholics numbered
| Is 586; The Protestant Episcopalians, 9l5 ;
Presby ytertans, 172; Methodists, 81 "all other
denomin ations" 73; SO that the Catholic pop
ulation stands as 10 to l of all other deuomi-
nations taken together. Now, let rs consider
the distribution of the force appointed by the
| Government for the preservation of the pence
in our community. The resident msgis trate
is Protestant, the county inspector of oon.
stabuary is q Protestant, the cub Inspector of
oonstabulary is Protest snt, the head CON
stable of oonstabulary is Prot testant, aud the
conAtables in charge of all the important
stations in the county of the town-Barna,
Salthill, Dominic street and Oranmore, are
Protestauts This state of things requires no
comment, and it is hardly to be wondered at
that, when Catholic members of the force
were sent to act spies on their clergy, it
should evoke loud and deep popular indigna.
tiou. Much anxiety is felt as 70 what action
! the Lord Lieu snsnt will take upon the Bish-
ops complaint, whether or not His Grace will
order the inquiry asked for. 1 am bound to
add that general feeling prevails, from the
high character of the DIke of Marlborough,
that he will give due weight to the Bishops
remonstTance, and that be will visit with bis
dispeasure the parties who have so wsntonly
outraged the feelings Of TIE Catholic commu-
nifty, and the members of the consta larry
| force under their command.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-10
4 MAMMOTH TREE
San Francisco Chronicle

section Of the largest tree in the world is
now being exhibited by Messrs. McKearnan,
H. II. Tuttle and Hobbs, st a vacant lot on
Market street, near Sixth, for a few days, be-
fore being exported to New York and Europe.
This tree, called "Old Moses" from mountain
Of that-name near which it grew, was discov-
cred by Professor Knowles in 1874, on the
Tule river, Tulere county, seventy-tive miles
feet in height, and must at one time have
been considerably higher, from the faot that
the top had been broken off at some long post
fees in diameter, and had two projecting
limbs, measuring respectively nine aud ten
feet in circumference, The tree was Ill feet
at the base, and the section now on exhibition
measures nearly 100 1t took nine men four
days to chop down the tree, and the exhibited
section was taken from the site of its growth
at cost of s.. 0o0 sfxty-four hortes being re-
quired for it's transportation. The age Of this
gigantic tree is estimated, according to the
method of calculating the age of trees, at "a SA
years. Its oircu inference exceeds by four feet
that of the lsrRPss tree in the MAriposa Grove e.
The diameter @; the section in this city is
almost thirty feet. The interior Of the tree iH
sufficiently capGcious to sdmit over 200 per-
sons. This gigantic natuFe's wonder will be
found an object of admiration and we'll deserv-
Jog the attention and study of the refined and
intellig gent throughout San Francisco. The
proprietors have erected gallery in the irts
Fior of the tree efficient in size for the accom-
mod alton Of an orohesSre. The curiosity will
be on exhibition both day and night while il
remains in the city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-10
ARCH BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES
FERMANA GH.

A correspondent of the Iaily Express
writes:
On Saturday last the interesting work of
exploring two of the seven archaic sepui-
chral mounds which remain in the deer
park adjoining Castlearchdsle, was re-
sumed bv Mr.. Wskeman, of Portora Royal
School, Fellow of the r ,yal Historical As
sociation of Ireland. aud local secretary of
that institution for Enniskillen, who upon
this, as upon former occasion, was most
ably assisted every way by g. Atthill, Z %
j. P, an arcbS )logist whose investIgatlons
have been largely directed to keltlc sub
jects. As yet little, and yet much, SCENE
to have been achieved in the "park." The
chief mound was certainly (as Mr.. Wake
man helieves) come Thousand years ago
robbed by Scandinavian pirates, who about
that lamentable period of Irish history
were virtually lords of Loeb Erne, aud who
are recorded as having left no cave in Erin
which they did not plunder. Theee leaves"
were certainly the chambered sepulchres
of the primitive, or, at least, of an ante
historic peoplelof Erin, who, there is every
reason to suppose, possessed an abundance
of gold, yet neither bronze nor iron their
weapons, ornamen ts, and Instruments being
confined to the materials of gold, wood,
flint, bone, and stone, with, strange to say,
aome decorative objects of a kind of glass.
There is abundant evidence of thorough
"digging" here at some rem Ote period but,
nevertheless, the remaining stones of the
dolmen are full of interest, aud all their
"scribings" have been rubbed or cast, and,
no doubt, will be presented to the notice
of the learned in such matters. t second,
and smaller mound, was particularly in
| terestng. 1t contained no chamber, but
resting upon the "till" under it's centre
were the remains of two human skeletons,
unburnt, and apparently regularly
| STRETCHED in their bed of clay" The
skulls were unfortunately smashed to small
pieces; but, judging from the beautiful
teeth and the contour of the lower jaws.
the race to which their owners had belonged
did not present any connecting link be-
tween itself land, of course, 0UrselVes) and
the gorilla. The poor skeletone, though,
indeed, dumb for perhaps over four
thousand yeare, were still eloquent of the
former existence in FermaBagh of noble
race of perhaps semi- savages. Strange to
say, in the second mound, to the right
hand side of the unburnt skeletons, was
found kind of cist, dug into the "till, "
about the size of large beehive, which
was quite full of burnt bones Were these
| the remains of slaves, OF friends of the
great deceased, killed and cremated in
honor of the funeral Who can tell All
the bones found have been brought up tc
Dublin for scientific investigation by Drs
Haughton and M'Alister. During the
digging" though large quantities of burnt
bones, charcoal, ETC., ETC., were found, 81
manufactured articles only one bead O
] semi.opaque blue glass and q few hiaf I'm