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at . o'clock T. II. The following tyseieed real
estate, viz ~. ttlt
A certain tract D IIand situate in SomeRsctTw .,
Somerset Co. Pa, adjoining lands of Epward Eef
rr; winiam q. Knepper, Jonathan fr,edlne aud
dthers, containing u. acres, pore o. less, saving 8
two story plank 1osSe, G .pring house, log house
AID stneI,j ut6giiiilg thereon, about 10 acres clear,
OF (which about 10 acres are IN meadow; also an
orchard of apple trees AMI sugar camp thereon,
good water and timber.
TERMS.-One-third on confirmation Of sale,
one-third In six months, and onethiru In one wear
from date OF order OF sale, with intere1t tea per
cent. Of purchase money to &c paid on day OF
sale.
NOAH ). MILLER,
Oct Assignee.
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ELECTloN NOTICE

Tie sioes tas Telicrsiurg aad Yves
Ns,,tyu Ps5ak Read Company. are hereby n1tiae,
fsatA an election wiii hchoh at the Somerset Iouse
IN the borough Of Somersct, Pa. On Monday. IN
4th DAY Of November. 1878. 70 eiec- one Fresident
one Treasurer, and i've Managers, toserFe ior ~
ersuieg year.
y. II. ssOkISG,
Joux R EliH President.
SscFeta.y.
Somerset. Pa Oct. /. 1873.
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Aleck, you know, and know that
after one week from to-day yon will wish
that YOU had never heard OF Slea3man,
Berwind, or kunhardt,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

The Republican State and County ticket
should command the hearty support Of the
whole party in this copnty-ihe vote Fl
every man protesting TO be iong TO the he-
publican organization.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that on and after the first day
OF November next all druggists, merchants
and others who sell or oiier tor sale Hostel
ler's Bitters and other bitters OF similar
description, shall pay Internal Revenue
tax as retail liquor dealers.
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FcidqH. Norenber 8. ISIS

at 2 O'Clock p. m, the following described real
estate. to wit
All the right, title. interest and claim Of Charles
H. Baugher, Of in AM to the following described
real estate, viz:
a certain lot Of ground situate iu IeyersIaIe
borough. Somerset county, PA containing one
bait acre. more or less, with a large two story
plank dwelling house thereon erected. and known
On the.geneTal pisn OF said borough. as lors 20. so.
and a Of lot No. Sc, fronting on Second alley. and
adjoining stephen Jones on the west. CroR alley
on the ncrth, and Peter Meyers heirs On the east.
with the % 'rUrienanees.
Taken ia execution as the property Of Charles
H.. Baueher, at the suit Of j. q. Meyers, Admins
traitor Of a'ster Meyers. deceased.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

The Cumberland fair was a grand sue
cess. Over four thousand strangers were
in the city on Thursday. Reccher failed
TO come to time. Hayes. Sherman and
other mem5ersO OF The Cabinet were pres
cnf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

Il is the intention OF the Meyersdale
Republicans to have a roUsing old-iash-
loned political meeting at that place The
night Of the day before the election.
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The undersigned hereby gives n1.ics u all his
! creditors. that having regularly FLED his peiiiio N
fr tho benefit Of the l~nsllveEt Laws in the Court O
Common Pleas o. Somerset County. he will ask q
be discharged as an i~nsoiyent debtor before the
said Court, on Wednesday. Nogcmber -. ISIS
when and whore ali int rested may attend.
Oct. 2a@. ADRIAN KgYSEE
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General W. IL. koontz is billed 10 speak
at Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Beaver, be-
sides several places il this county during
the present week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

Thursday. the 31st inst, is Al Hollow
cen. The small boy knows it best as
Hollow Eve, ami exercises himself that
night in a variety of devilment, CHEF OF
which is the pounding OF doors with cab
bage stalks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

The Evangelical Association Of this
place are at present doing a good work in
The way Of repairing their church build
ing. The frame work is being handsome
" painted. and the inside walls replaster-
cd and papered.
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CYSTHIA FRANTz,
3. 4. FICHTNER,
NJ. \. Ross,
CONFLUENCE, Pa, Oct. 20, 1873.


EXTRA LIABILITY To MALARlAL IN
FEcTION.-Persons whose blood is thin.
digestion weak. and liver sluggish, are
extra liable 10 The attacks Of malarial dis
case. The mnst triiing exposure may,
under such conditions, infect a system
which, if healty, would resist the mias.
matte faint. The only way to secure i'm
munity from malaria in localities where
II IS prevalent, is TO tone and regulate the
system by improving weakened digestion,
enriching the blood. and giving G whole
some impetus 20 hilary secretion. These
results are accomplished by nothing so eff
tectiyely as llostetier's Stomach Biiters,
which long experience has proved 10 be
The most reliable safeguard agains. fever
and ague and kindred disorders. as well as
the best remedy ior them. The Bitters
are, moreover, an excellent invigorant of
the organs of urinati0n, and an active de
purent, eliminating from the blood those
acrid impurities which originate rhcumat-
10 ailments,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

ANOTHER CREEEHsCK DoDGE.-The
Berlin BViletiE has printed Mr.. Nose:
Johns name as one of the Ereenback
Committeeman OF PANT TIP. Now Nr.
Johns is not only a Republican. but a Re.
publican of the stauDchest kind, and one
who is actively engaged in furthering The
intsros.s OF HAT party. He is an energet-
ic young business man Of Ilillsboro, and
he WAS instrumental in procuring The
gratifying turnout which greeted the
speakers at the Republican meeting held
there last Friday evening. The indica-
lions are shat Paint does not intend to
lose her reputation as being the banner
Republican township OF the county. Long
may She wave
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

The weather this tall has been so favor
able for finishing Up all kinds Of outdoor
work that there will hardly be m excuse
for any voter not turning out 10 the cleo
tion and doing bis duty rs a faithful ciii-
zen. However. our Republican friends
should see to it that none neglect 10 turn
out, urging upon the negligent the impor-
lance of the election this year, and the
close relation OF the issues involved with
the prosperity and well being Of every
citizen OF our great Republic.
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TNsOLYENTNoTICE

The Undersigned hereby pivrs G0tice % all his
c~Gelit0rs, that having regularly nied his petition
for the heneat o. the i~nsJlrent Laws in the Court
q Common Pleas Of Somerset County. he viii ask
10 be discharged as an i~rs1lvent debtor before the
said Court. on wednesday, November Is. 1873,
wncG aul waerc al Interested may attend.
Oct @3t GEORGE NEVILLE
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Fires are becoming very comfortable
these cool mornings and evenings, and the
more fortunate haze brought into service
their %overcoa.s. The season is getting too
late Tor low necked shoes, spotted stock
iDgs and bare arms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

Quite u change in the temperature has
been experienced in the past few days.
Sunday night a heavy rain and wind
storm set in. Monday morning the air
was cold and bracing with an occasional!
skiif of snow, and thas il continued up TO
the time Of going TO press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

EDlYoR lIERALD-Dedr Err: don'i
wish to take up much Of your space. but
simply want 10 say a few words 10 your
readers in reply 10 The lies the preacher
and publisher OF the Berlin Bulletin pub
iisA1d about me. According 20 the course
be takes he must think he Is sharper ans.
smarter than the devil himself; but think
The pIeucher is mistaken, beCause, to de-
oeiye people. the devil mixed truth and
lies, bat the preacher and ediioris 50 dumb
tLst he tfitS todccelye tie people win Ell
lis. Every single word be- uttered against
me is lie. | will agree. il his congrega-
ton will ever allow lim 10 preach 10 tbsm
again, that he may tell them all these lies
and il he can get one man. OF even an old
woman to ~iselIeye them, then that is proof
that they ale greenhac6ers or gTeenhorns.
which IS all the same. | VIII further say
10 him, that with all the lies he eau puU.
Fish against ne, his best friends will think
more OF me than they viii Of him. | am
requested By the citizens OF DAvldsville
20 say that none Of them ever wrote The
letter about ne which he published. II IS
an utter EslsehoOi That / ever said that |
was promised the nomination for Congress
two years hence. 1 don't want il. and
would o accept it il offered me | viii
now close Tor the present, but If the
preacher don't let me alone, l will then
tell him what | think OF 4 black sheep
turning wolf Yours very truly.
ISAAC KAUFMAN.
DAvIDsviiLE, PA, Get. &c, 1873.
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The sale of the real estate OF William
Cujthfeld, deceased. has been continued to
Tuesday oi Coat, fret week, al O'Clock.
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On Monday of last week DR.. II. c.
Reidt. OF ShanksYiile, and our friend j. X.
Walter, of this place, shot two very fine
wild turkeys on the Allegheny Mountain.
The Doctors weighed fifteen pounds,
Roberts nineteen.
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ticket Offices. Garner Finh Avenue and smith
ga streets and depot corner Grant anu Ndiei
Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
HVNBMAN, SUpt., COnnoiisyille-
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lion" A. II. COffroth and his Nalen-
iine.le Johnsiown tor Somerset Yesterday
I6reaooa N 9 ciose farriase.-lr~ene-
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The season OF fairs is over, yet, strange
70 saw. we have 3 Young man in town who
hoids ope every satpIaay PlgHt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

rhe Espress train leaves Pltisourgs AZ 81; Miner Sr;m
pant is.is A. NJ. In return the Express leaves
gumberlaaG Rt 2.4e A. NJ, arriving az Minerai
p1i1t a. IA. n. Conncllsville ol2 A. M, flt's-
iurrh 500 A. u.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

70 hare heel cotf2ellea to opt seTera,
,nieTestipg aap.Ianitslioas owing TO Their
having reached us too late for publication
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

The following is a correction OF the no
lice of communion service sent us last
week by Rev. W. II. Bates, of Stoystown,
Pa:
Moant Tabor church, November 3;
Beams church, November 10; Friedens
burg, November II.
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Saturdoy. Norember 2, 1878,

/ virtue OF an order issued out Of tho Cyast vi
Commoa Pleas Of Somerset "a Pa. the uAdsTsign-
ed A.aignee Of aeo,go a. Pile, viii sell at public
sale 80 tbs premises, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

IL "A
fHE ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY THAT
IMPORTS THE
G + l. T. u II ED
GARDEN GROWN TEA,
The Celebrated Garden 6rOWa Tea Is
sold for Si.00, Sl,2as $i.se, ej.6O per Lib.
Ifth; Gegden qro6n Tea at THESE PRICES. I.
iesred' doffr fail 10 r~aention ii 10 tie e-s.es
Very choice Teas, 60 l., 50 eta
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Grcensbagg is afflicted with ~diphiheria
and sepllsi ieyer, mspy children hay!pg
both diseaSss al oat5,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

She soason ior killing deer has opened
aud Rili CONTINUE Unin The 10th day OF
DECEMBER.
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Won't johnny Boy" say potatoes
Just once 10 Coffruih before The cleo
lion 3
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E~ichelbefger. the Greenback Candidate
for Stale Senator, in this district has Win
Jssgt
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al the right, title. interest and ciaira % Jacob
Hinehaugh, q, ia AMI e. The following described
real estate, viz:
A certain lOt % gruund situate In Casselman.
Upper TurkcyiOot 1SEship. Somerset comfy, Pa,
containing one fourth ~ acre more or less. with
a two st0Ty frame dwelling house. and frame sta
bic thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Herman
br1ucheT, on The s0uth. alley on the west. fronting
On s.. iGhu street and Grant street. with the ap-
puFtcuancss.
Taken ia execution as the property Of Jacob
hiueoaaZt, at the suit Of Snyder X Dull.
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COMPARE MY PRICES -
Wih what ycu arc buying ,lacsherc.
CAN ED
The NEW GooDs o. this seasons packing are
n0w Ia stcre. WIKI enc cT tYo exceptions the
prices this year are luwcr thar ever before known.
Oi course tina eOne Dollar price list 1t is impos
stSie 10 give the exact rate per dozen. II any o.
my customers wish m1rp than = dollars worts, II
by return mail
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

BY this time next week the child will be
named.
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DAviDsvrILE. PA, Get. &c, 1873.

EDITOR hERALD-les,eIdaY evening
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS fiat money
sore ead-ltspublcan-pariy held their APP
pointed meeting. The audience num-
Dsred forty-fve souls al told half OF
whom were boys, from . 10 lG years OF
age, and ONE few good 1und Republi-
cans. The speaking was o. the quality
known as common % fair. Documents IN
defense Of Coilroth's scaly record were
freely circulated and il is amusing TO no.
tice The eiIerts OF the Bourbons TO keep
from showing by their official expressions
" hat an uwholesome and disgusting
mOrsel il is 10 them. Mr.. Turner the
leader of the sore heads says that the
] Democratic party OF Somerset county IS
al organization Of tie past. tias the
Democracy sold out, or have the sore
heads, and what IS The price : Is Tho prob
lem for solution. \ Mr.. {. Walker who
was among the orators and who delivered
. h%arangUe in fayorot Fiat" money, also
made d further contribution 10 the eyeR-
ing's amusement by singing q song laGaa-
tory OF the Fiat Grcenback, and the sing
ing, like the oratory, was OF as equally "A
poor quality. The filing of a saw, the
squeak OF a pig, and the mclodioas tones
OF a frog. al taking place 1T the same
time, would contain less disc0rd. But
little enthusiasm was manifested.
At The conclusion Of the entertainment,
and rs the audience rushed from The room,
an effort was made ogGve three cheers for
the cause. II was weak rom the com
-mencement. and the last enc, which
should have been the best, was by one
voice, and that sounded as il produced by
s0Gle one sick az the stomach-cause, no
doubt, tie record o. the s~oreheads. The
physician VIII deliver his opinion on the
9th Of November. Yours, etc.
FEwy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30
MEETINGS

The following additional Republican
meeting have been called since the publ
cation of The last HERALD. All nienGs q
the party and all nien in tavor ei
honest money aal honest measures
are invited to be present and hear the IS
sues discussed. Tarn pa', ane invite our
rc;nhhor ~ came alnnrwiih aol.
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no FAILURE kNowN-There is no case
on record where Or. Morris Syrup 81
Tar, Wild Cherry aad Horehound has
failed tG give satisfaction. On the other
band, wherever it has been used by our
people. la severe colds, coughs, asthma,
bronchitis, Group, ~whooping cough, and
consumption, they are enthusiastic in It's
praise. Containing no opium or other
dangerous drug, it does not consiipate,
and is safe to admiuistes T. Ct eoada.oas
s AeaiIn, inis i aa Important an
;ib~sncerhent. ana-ike suffering are advised
10 heed it.
Trial size % cents. Large sizes 20 sc.
and One DollaT.
re.y lew doses Will relieve, and q lit
lie perseverance, will cure.
For sale by G. w. Benford. Somerset.
and Mountain & Co, C~onapencs
Alp t;gsH,s suf E5of PaEeerSs Pleasant
Moran Syydp, which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palaiable. No physic required
Costs % cents. Try Il
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Losr IL TIE WOODs-These are The
days, it seems. when sermons come down
pnasked, and good 10 everything stalks
abroad. Nature. il %port.0Bing out heI
iavors. las given us all summers and
springs. with occasionally a day or two,
here aud there, which are uncomfortable
The atmosphere is quivering. elastic, and
delicious, and wins upon each sense
strangely. You cannot contemplate the
horizon TOO frequently, and the further
you go into the woods The better you win
like il. The falling Of leaf or the drop
ping OF a twig uiters a beneGiciion, aud
things are not what they seem.
The quite ''Ion." A. II. Coiiroth. can
didate Tor Congress in this District, said
some words similar to the above IN the
opening Of bis speech at Carrolltown last
Wednesday evening. Strictly speaking.
he is not a poetical man. He deals 100
extensively in figures for all that. These
arc his figures.
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TaMss TABLES.


"A +-atnsr run by Baltimore Time, II minutes
easter Pittsburgh Time.
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WELLERsgUBG, PA. Oct. 2G, 1873.

Is Observation-Disclosures OF respsc
by Confluence NJ. L. Sabbath school.
To the officers, teachers and pupils o
the VI. Z. Sunday school Of Confluence
We, your committee, appointed 10 draft
resolutions Tor this school, appropriate 10
the life and character OF Jeanne, daughter
Of Albert g. and Esther Black, whom il
pleased Almighty God to call from time
10 eternity on the fifth inst, at the age O.
% years, : months and l day, gubNi, the
following
Realized, That In the death Of Jennie
Black, this Sunday school has lost a high
y respected and eminently useful and
worthy member. Her untiring labors
AID ~unbounded zeal as a Sunday-school
worker made her especially useful to the
school, AID We deeply deplore her untine-
y death. Her amiable disposition, her
nobility Of soul, and spotless purity OF
character, eminently qualified her for the
noble work Of faith and loYe in which she
vas SO earnestly engaged. Her labor Of
love and charity was never grudgingly
bestowed, bat with a will and cheerful
ness that made duty, no matter how labo-
ri0Hs, a pleasure.
A"o1--A vas H1A ~ - u-S hH!tc thO
dew OF beauty and yigor OF youth dwelt
upon her brow, yet she was far advanced
in a true Christian experience, and in
deeds OF kindness and genuine benevo-
lcnce, such Is in tie history OF this school,
viii shine forth asa glittering gem, and
crown her lite with the memory of pleas
ing Iec0llections.
Resoired. That we as a school do here
by express our deep sympathy tor the
family Of which she once formed a part
and her large circle Of friends, whose lot
It is to mourn her carly death.
Resolcod, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be furnished the family, AMI that
they also be published il the county
papers.
CYSTHIA FRANTL,
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DUBLIC SALE

G.. L. Heliman erd 7. I. toii-
ezecrioT- Of Peter Wilhelm,
aec'd'and Peter 5. Hay, ". h.
hay and ;. VI. Saylor, adm'rs.
Of David Hay, deed, and sam
uel NJ. Saylor
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OTEMPoRAi0 MONS 1t is almos
enough to make ore believe that the coun
try is going to the dogs.
There wal a Democratic mass meeting
advertised Tor IIocversviile OF Tuesday al
%ternoon, October ~. and. 81 course. theEt
were orators on hand 10 e~nligbien the
multitude, which, it was supposed, would
assemble there.
Yes. there were orators in abundance,
and a motley crew they were,
Both moagrel, lupPy, wheip and hound,
And euTs Of low degree.
There was. imprimis. the Honorable
Alexander Hamilton Coliroih, Democrat
ic candidate for Congress; then there MAS
Fred. Grof, candidate for State Senator;
next was Valentine lo~ng-tongGed Green
back-orator Hay; and Josiah Mowry,
Greenback candidate tor Sheriff; Josiah
/ Skater, Greenback candidate for PTothon-
otarv; James X. Beisecker, Greenback
candidate for Register and Recorder; and
last there was Charley Walker. candi-
date for Dixmont and Greenback orator
al large. Just think Of this circus beng
under one roof, and admission only moth
ing. Oh, what a combination How It
should have drawn
But. alas Tor human expectations. At
Hooyersyille the crowd was SO slim that
The great twister, cOniorli0nist, and vault
er, the aforesaid A. II. CofIroth, refused 10
perform. So V. l.. T. @. o. Hay entered
the arena, and treated the audience TO The
spectacle OF swallowing several tons OF
crow, among which was comprised the
gulping Of numerous utierances OF great
bitterness in regard to \. Ii. Coilr0th,
made By said V. L. I. etc. Hay when he
was editor of the Somerset Democrat.
This was an edifying exhibition, and tend
ed to show the elasticity OF the moral
diaphragm, or conscience.
Thence the circus moved as a procession
10 Berkeybile's school-house, in Shade
township, where il had been advertised
quite extensively Tor that evening, but
finding no one theTe the tent was not
pitched, and instead, il fled down through
Hillsboro, on ITS way To Rerkeybile's
school-house, in Paint township, where
performance had also been advertised for
Tuesday evening the 22nd. There q Ike
fate awaited them. The school house was
as deserted as q street with a mad dog ia
il. There was positively no one present
for them TO hold forth 10. They passed
the night at a house near by. The next
morning the inhabitants of Hilisboro dis
covered a procession solemnly vending its
way down the road. across the bridge,
and up through the town in the following
a. II. Coifrolh, mounted, leading he
van Josiah Mowry, also mounted; Fred
Grof, also mounted; Josiah Shafer, also
mounted: James l.. Beisecker, on foot; c.
Walker, on foot; with Y. l. 4. @. q.
Hay the whipper-in bringing up the rear,
and constituting a kind Of q lash.
!. had rained the preceding night, and
The tinsel snd trarpings OF The crowd look
cd d.sgustingly ugly. Taking il all in ali,
was the sOrrlesl looking sight ever Wii
messed by the Inhabitants Of Hilishorc.
and had It no, been a little pItuaiure
would have passed for the funeral prs-s
sion Of the Democratic and Grecaback
Losr IL Il WO0Ds-These are the
lays. it seems. when rmo come down
.