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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The vote on the final ballot, IN detali,
is as follows:
FOB INGALLS,.
Senators Benedict, Buchan, Carpenter,
Finch, Grass, Greene, Griffin, Hallowell,
Hamlin, Harris, Johnston, Kirk, Mat
the,cson, Metsker, Murdoch, Ping, Pybmn,
ROBINSON, Savage, Sluss, Taylor, and
Woodworking.
Representatives Albin, Alexander, An
dersOn, of Cherokee, Anderson, OF Ellis
worth, Anderson, of Shawnee, Ballard,
BERRY, Biddle, Bishop, Blackman,
BLANCHARD, Boggs, Bower, Breyfogle,
Briggs, Brinkman, Bronson, Brown,
Bruner, Calvin, Clark, of Montgomery,
Cool, Corbn, Cunningham, Danhaur,
Donahue, Eckles, Gillespie, Gilmore,
Godfrey, Greerer, HAMILTON, of Mar.
shall, Hartshorne, Hankins, HEwINs,
HOssack, Humes, James, of Shawnee,
James, of Wyandotte, Keller, Kallock,
Lawson, LEONARD, Manning, McCrumb,
Myers, Price, Richards, RObb, ROOD
Seaton, Shaw, Smith, of Bourbon, Smith
of Marshal, Stewart. Stitt, Towle, Tuck
er, Waite of Pawnee, Walker, Wiley
Wilson, of Jackson, Wilson, of Nemaha
and Wright-64.
Total, Senators and Representatives
Sc. Republicans, p; Democrats, 4
Greenbackers, z.
FOR HORTON.
Senators Bradbury, Bradley, Brown
Evans, Finuey, Gillett, Fitzpatrick, Guth
rie. Hadley, Henry, Kellogg, Morrill,
Myers, Nichols. Richey, STURGEON
Wells and Williams-18.
Representatives Armstrong, BAKER
Barber, BARRACKMAN, Beatty, BeUins
Bissell, Bull, Butts, Callen, Clapp, Clog
ston, Congdon, Eastland, Eggers, ELI
SON, Ering, Furris, Faulkner, Fisher
Frank N Gable, Thos. p Gable, Games
Grifenstein, Hall, Hamilton of Norton
HeImick, Hodge. Hufiaker, HUTCHINSON
Kelley, Kennedy, Legate, 10y, Majors
Martin of Kingman, Martin. of Labette
McCLINTICK, Mckay, Miller, Moore
Morgan, Parsons, Prouty, Randolph
Rath, Raybell, Rice, RIGGS, Sallee, SCOTT
Selover, Spillman, Stumbaugh, 7'altmdn
Taylor, Wait, of Lincoln, WATSON
White, Woodland, and Speaker Clarke
81.
Total Senators and Representatives-7e
Republicans, "a; Democrats, 16 Green
hackers, 9.
EOR GOODIN.
Representatives Henderson and Mdrti
of Miami.
| FOR MITCHELL.
/ Representative MCMILLEN-1.
1 ABSENT.
| Don.osontot;va WAIT of inn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The recent increase in the bullion
value of silver is pretty we'll maintained
in the London market, in spite of the
fact that Ameaican mintage does not
consume even the current American pro-
1,,otinn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The Savannah Nelcs finds some excuse
for the Brevard County election frauds
in Florida, in the fact that they were
melted by an earnest desire to circum-
vent the Radicals.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

Thomas J. Jarvis will succeed Vance
as Governor of North Carolina. He was
a Confederate officer, and is a Bourbon
Democrat.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

General Merritt, Collector, and Burt,
Naval Oaicer, at New York, were con-
firmed By the Senate. This is regarded
as a defeat for Conkling and victory
for Sherman.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The United States Circuit Court at
Baltimore decided that, under the stat
utes of the United States, it Is not a
nenal offense to stuff ballot box.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

Jaw Gould holds 169, 500 shares OF I'M
ion Pacific Railroad stock or did quite
recently. His quarterly interest check
was made out for S25i,O0O.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The probabilities are that the usual
amount of tinkering at the tax laws Will
be done by the legislature this winter.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The wonderful sale of the Government
4 per cent bonds marks a revolution In
American finance and credit.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The death of Richard III. Dana, Amer
lean poet and novelist was announced In
TUESDAYS dispatches.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

The man who reads this Is respectfully IN,
formed that the vast majority OF MANKIND Ien y
The naners. iust Is be is now doing-end yet tf
don't nav 10 sdvertise N. B. This 10 an 81
veytisemcNt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07
Nofice OF Final Settlement

Creditors and all other persons Interested IN
the estate Of Rufus Perkins, deceased, sre hereby
notified that on the 18th day Of February A., ~
County, state OF Kansas, for full and nnaA SET
Element Of said estate.
Al JANE PERKISs, ExecutTix.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07
THE FINAL VOTE.
FOB INGALLS,.

The vote on the final ballot, in detail,
Is as follows:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

ARmm business you can engage in. . to- 80
per day made BY any worker Of ether
mA sex, right in their own localities
O~ u Particulars and samples worth - me-
Improve your spare time at this business Al
dress :;rfHsoN q Co. Portland, Maine. syA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-02-07

YPcsn make money faster ~ WORK Tor us tnan y
anything else. Capital not required; we VII
start you. el2 per day ut home maae py tne
III indusfriOus Men, women, boys and girls
Vsnted every where 70 work for us. Nov u The
time. Costly outfit and terms Tree. Address,
TaUE Co, Augusta. Maine. nsly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
THAT DECEPTIVE BUGGY.

Mr.. Nathaniel Jarvis. Jr., yesterday morning made
an affidavit in the Tombs Court charging Thomas
Tillman, colored coachman. of No. West Fifteenth
street, with false pretences in paming off on him
worthless buggy as q Brewster article. Attached to
the affidavit is n slip cut from the advertisement
column of a newspaper and which reads as iolows-
"s1lO. Brewster top improved buggy, with fine har
ness blanket. robe whip; cost S4G5 last September
See coachman, West 18th street, 9th avenue"
Mr. jarvis then states that. seeing this advertise
nent he called ut the place named and met Tillman
who showed him buggy which he (rillman) said
was of Brewster make. the property of Mr.. Wal
lace his employer who in September last paid $iG5
Tor IT, but was willing TO sell II for Sl10. On
the strength of the coored mans representations ho
bought tho wagon which proved to DO inferior
article. He then took 1t to stable Oh the corner of
Seventh avenue and Twenty second street, aud was
told there that he had been swindled
In the afternoon Mr.. G. NJ Dritton, Of the Arm Of
Brewster n Co., made an affidavit to the effect that
he had seen the buggy sold to the complainant. that
Il was not the make of Brewster n Co. or OF any
putable Arm in the city, aud that at the most IL
not worth than 500. Several other gentlemen
testified similarly. Tillman was then arraigned.
His counsel asked for adjournment aud IL was
granted by the magistrate The defence isthat Till
man did not sell the wagon " Brewster make and
made no fAlse representations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
-------'-- -------------- ---------------i-----
A LEX BUCKINGHAM a co.

LEX. FRoTuINGHAM CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
~ Wall
Stocks bought and cold In the New York stock Exchange
on pei margin and carried long desired Puts
and Calls secured favorable terms from responsible
parties. Pamphlet, explaining stock operations and
weekly reports of the market. sent free
A.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD STOCK.
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILROAD
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
NEW YORK AND oswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
MOLLER 4 co,
"a Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

Earnings of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way Company for the second week in December
1879 were 500. s72; corresponding week in Deem
Der, 1878, S60.0S5. Increase, S32.7s7
Gross earnings of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
December IA. 1870. s37 $3.50 16; week last
year, s2s.42s 9s. Increase. $500 49,
Tho following were tho rates of domestic exchan
on New York at the aforementioned cities to-day -
Savannah, buying a. off, selling y of; Charleston.
easy, u a sic discount. u discount par; New Or
leans commercial 800 discount. bank $50 discounts
st. Louis. $50 per 1000 discount; Chicago. weak
100 discount; Boston. 10 cents to / shilling dis
count.
Foreign commerce Of the port for the week was
as follows :-General merchandise imports, includ-
ing dry goods ss.2s5.3U2; produce exports,
s7,153G02. Total imports since January l were
1881 $780, against s277 800 4os for the period
last year. and SAIL 907 in 1877. Total exports Of
produce since January s337 ,o37 ,009 against
1888 s5s i29 for the corresponding period last year.
ana $3.50 .oo3 in 1877.
1t is stated that syndicate OF New York capital
lists has purchased the Columbus and Sandy Creek
valley Railroad by taking tho entire stock and all
the bonded interest
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
y:NIilwauke Receipts of wheat, so 800 bushels
shipments. 4.l0o do; receipts of corn. 6.4Oo do.
shipments. none. Chicago--Roceipts of wheat.
s39Ol bushels; shipments. 1881 do; receipts OF
corn. IOgV26 do; shipments, Go.97g do.
The Treasury now holds 1866 ,453.350 In United
States bonds to secure bank circulation.
United States bonds deposited for circulation dur
ing the week ending to-day s5.3Gi 900.
United States bonds held tor circulation with
drawn during the week ending to-day. s4.s7s.5oo.
National bank circulation outstanding -Currency
notes, S3A0, 5es, Ago. gold notes, $l,447,i2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
EXPLOSION OF GAS.
CONTINUED FROM FOURTEENTH pAGE.l

plaster concealed the person of Letter Carrier
Lundy who was extrcated without having suffered
any considerable injury. j. ii. Flattery and Joseph
Qurk also letter carriers received portion of the
force or the avalanche of plaster
GALL THROUGH THE WAR;
Superintendent Moger after the excitement had
subsidized put number of laborers to work to clear
away the remains of the explosion. He
said that no removed about fifteen
or twenty feet from the central point
of the explosion, but the force great that
he was lifted from his feet and hurled considerable
distance. II have been all through the war;" said
the superintendent, "but never had such realiz
ing sense OF danger before thought that the en-
tire building was blown up and WAS topping about
our ears"
Chief Fisher and contingent Of the Fire Depart
ment were soon hand, but their services were
not necessary. The chief made an investigation
into the cause of the explosion. There were
it is supposed that leak occurred
in the gaspipe between the ceiling and the floor
above the escaping gas spreading and being confined
In the intervening space. At noon workmen ON the
floor above lighted fire to warm their coffee, and in
this manner. it is said. the gas became ignited,
causing the explosion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

In the London market consos were Arm ut 971s .
97A for money and 9714 977S for the account.
United States bonds steady and unchanged.
Erie declined from 42,a to Ala preferred from 70
70 to 20. consolidated seconds from s92l to $50,
funded fves from "a IS to "a. Illinois Central from
101 to 1OO Pennsylvania from 51sl 51a. and Read
ing from 342i to 34la Tho Bank OF England gained
els 900 bullion on balance to-day.
The London Economist of this week says:-"The
rate discount for bank bills sixty to ninety days.
is % per cent. and for trade bills ninety days.
80 per cent. On the Stock Exchange the bad news
from Afghanistan and the decided tightening of the
money market made the gambling element
DESTROYS to narrow its commitment. Prices by
Thursday showed general relapse and tho
fall considerable in many classes of securities.
On Friday, however. there was q tendency to take
more favorable view and considerable recovery
ensued American railroad securities are now vary
ing irregularly. indicating that the momentum of
the recent great expansion has ut last been
arrested. Nor would it seem improbable
that . relapse should ensue. for the traf-
fc returns of the United States railroads
have not been elastic 10 warrant the enormous
improvement during the year. IN which some
securities have actually trebled in market value.
st. Louis Tunnel shares are 10 higher. st. Louis
Bridge bonds 5 and New York Central Railroad
shares /, but Central Railroad of New Jersey shares
are 5 lower and Erie and Reading shares O. The re-
suit the recent meeting of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad rental trust holders has been to
raise the 1872 trust and lower tine 1873 trust
like amount"
Foreign exchange in this market very quiet.
The posted Of the leading drawers OF sterling
are 4.s2 and 1885, The actual rates Ash ASIA
and 4.s3s4 4.s44. Gable transfers sold at 4.s44
and prime commercial at $50.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
The closing quotations were as follows:-

At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
shares were:-Gould Curry, 3al; Savage. 4;
Chollcr. 51s Ophir. 163l; Hale 4 Norcross. 81;
Crown Point, IA; Yellow Jacket, Ga; Belcher. IA !;
Imperial. 1872; Virginia Consolidated 81; Califor
mia. go; Best Il Belcher. 7s4; Union Consolidated
37A; Alpha. "a Sierra Nevada 20; Mexican, Is u ;
Silver Hill. 1916; Justice. l. Julia, al Utah, SO
Alta. q Bechtel. Ia; Independence q; Segregated
Belcher. II; Mono. 80; Consolidated Pacific, A. Po-
tosi. 25s Exchequer. az; Mammoth. 2; North
Standard. 1885; Boston Consolidated, 1875; Original
Keystone, 345.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

A -sMALLEY GALE,
a.. Commit sion Stock Brokers,
30 broadway, Now York.
buy sell active stocks through New York Stock
Exchange on margin OF D por cent.
First class Stock Privileges signed by Russell Sage. o.
NJ Bogart II. Kennedy j a. Mills and members OF New
YORK Stock Exchange at lowest rates.
We solicit subscripo to our Stock syndicate, COM
meucing January The risk OF loss Is confined TO the
premium rate of 10 per cent.
Full particulars rate lists financial paper, market
ports. Ac, upon application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Doc 20, 1879
Pork-Prmc mess, Eastern, dull 62s. Western do.
dull at sos Observation-Disclosures cut duh at sss short
dull 3s I'D. long dull 3ss short clear NIL
+,s. Hams-Long cut dull ut Ais Shoulders dull at
25s Beef-India dali ut SIS. duh at
ltr,s. prime mess dull ut SIS Lard-Prime Western
dull at 37s. I'D. Tallow-Prme city dull 37s. Sd.
Turpentine-Sprts steady at 3ls. Rosin-Common dull
IS fine dull at los CheeseAmercan choice dull at
I'd Lard oil dull IOs Fiour-Extra state steady
Sos Whcat--Spring No. stealy at los 3D.; No. 2
steady los 3D. Western winter steady at lis Sd
Southern winter steady at lis. I'd. Corn-Mixe cd
steady at IS. 1Od Cottonseed o-Yeow American,
in the market. Rosn-Common. ut London. dull 1T 5s.
rpeutine-Spirts, at London. steady at 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

The internal receipts to-day were
S396,727 80. and the customs receipts S4G4.6l 81
The receipts OF national bank notes for redemp-
ton for the week ending to-day comparei with
the ponding period last year. as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
FIN AN(iiAI.

ESTATE FUNDS TO LOAN on BOND AND MORT
ILgage amount required upon application 20 u IT,
BENNET. 100 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
FIN ANCiAL.

A THE JULIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Location. Placer county. Cal
Capital, 81 utp.UjU: 1OUUp shares. par value SO:
stock sable; price, 81 30
reserving to the price So per share
after the LIST of January, JSSU.
j. Augu stus son. President:
&. Kennedy Hamilton. Jr, Treasurer;
Thomas H. White. Jr. Secretary.
Board OF Trustees.
william Bayard Cutting C. T. Christensen Isaac NJ Mer-
r Aug Johnson Robert +. Cutting, T. Z. Machea and
Samuel l.. Parrish.
the mine has very favorably reported by X. IT,
Stretch, DIR Henry Degroo Isaac NJ Taylor, the we'll
known experts OF San Francisco IL is in successful
operation with the improvements making. there
is every reason believe that IL will pay not less than
d about 90 cent annum the invest.
ment The sight" is estimated at 81 10000 In
value three times the of the mine For detailed
maps full eports and other particulars, apply to
SAND, HAMILTON A co,
Bankers anu Brokers,
No. Nassau St..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
Totals. 80. 100000

Receipts to-day. Sl52.0OO.
statement, issued by the Bureau of Statistics.
shows that the total value of the exports of domestic
provisions and taow from the United States for the
month of November, 1879. $500. 7o6, ana during
the same period in 1878. $9.690.4s2
The production of anthracite coal for the week
ending December Is amounted to 554977 tons.
against 1885, TAB tons for the week last year. and
from January to December 10. 1879. to 5123. 416
tons. against 6.4s6Oss in 1878. The produc-
ton for the week was as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

unfavorable. showing decrease of ss726.s50 In the
surplus reserve leaving the amount now held in ex-
OF legal requirements only sl,s56650. The foi-
lowing shows their condition this week. as compared
with LAST
Dec. 49, Dec 90 Differences
Loans 1915 $50 100 S27S 0aS 100 Inc. 81 3is. 900
Specie.. $4,000 400 80 $40 900 Dec. 1926. 500
Legal tends. 10 4O3. 900 l2543. 400 Dec. 500, 500
Deposits PAT $50 200 GAG lis GOO Dec. 1.44O, 600
Circulation. %, 463.SU0 23.65l90O Inc. loo'ioo
Transactions at the Clearing House for the week
compare follows with those of the previous
week -
Cearings week ending December 49, S722, SOB $3.50 81
Clearings week ending December 90. 66b, AIS 5ls y.
Balances week ending Decent er 49,. 2Sl26,sOS ot
Balances week ending December 20. 2s,ls2.4lo 10
Cearings yesterday as shown in the report issued
to-day $93 495 ,O5. and balances So 5S2 145
In the money market to-day the ruling quotation
for cali loans was per cent on general collateral
Transactions made low as per cent. but
the rate at the close was again. Good mercantile
paper and time loans also quoted throughout
at 8 to per cent
h,..J H. o11 ka1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14
THE UTE MISSION.

Los PiSos AGENCY. Col. Nov. 9, via
Lake City, Col. Nov. 10 Gen. Adams
member OF the peace commi .siop, has
just arrived. Col. Hatch 10 expected
tomorrow. The commission will be
ready to take testimony on the 18th
instant. II the Ut.s had been consult
ed on their choice they would have se-
lected Gen. Crook from the military.
Shaianau. . chief, says: Crook have
now map fight Indians. He no tell lie.
We like him." Thi, IS the universal
sentiment amoung the Utes. The re-
suit OF the commission it is idle to con
lectures. A month will not see the end
OF their labors. A majority OF the
White River Utas are camped about 20
miles from here. They are afraid TO &C.
ccpt the invitation OF Secretary Schurz
and the assurance OF Chief Ouray to
come.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14
Desperate Fight with Indians in
Mexico.

FL PAso Tex. Nov. lo.-A desper-
ate fight took place yesterday at the
Csnde'aria mountain. atty miles South
OF here, in the State OF Chihuahuah Mex.
leo. between band of Indians. number
ing about 200, and a party OF City meu
from Carizs. New Mexico. Thirtytwo
of the latter were killed and eighteen es
capped wounded. The Indians are the
came party that Maj. Morrow was AFTER
They came from the Florida mountains.
via Glosman's lake to the Candelaris
mountains. where the party in pursuit OF
ITEM was surprised by the u dians con.
cealo d behind the rocks. The ii Int lasted
all day. These lid ans have KILLED more
than 200 persons within the past six
weeks.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14
Advance in Sugar-Conditiun Of
the Coffee arket.

There was q decided advance in ST..
gars on the 9Th inst. in Now York the
quotation being eleven and quarter
cents per pound for crushed. powdered,
granulated and block sugars. Standard
A sugar was quoted ut l03 cents. Ad-
vices seem 10 indicate still further adj.
vance. The rise in sugar since the close
of the fruit canning season has been
something remarkable. and is supposed
to be largely, il not altogetle;. artificial.
In other words, the specu! ators have got
n corner on the market.
The price of coffee is q little off. but
indications point TO recovery before
long. This, at least, is the opinion Of
an important importing house in Balti.
more. Messrs. lowering & Co, who. ut.
der date of tho 9th, wrote TO Messr.
Brown s. Good. merchandise brokers of
this city, as follows:
Our market continues quiet at the
decline. This reaction is quite ns,u.
raj after the recent large business and
advance IN values, and does not ini-
cate that there was no justification for
the advance. The fact is the cousump
lion in this country has largely in.
creased. the official figures showing 80
per cent. say $4,000 bags per month, or
$40. 900 for the year increase over last
year. Then again. the present Brazil
crop is a email one. Il fact denied by
no one, and, besides all this, prices in
Rio are to-day one per cent over prices
here. All this furnishes very sub
stantial basis for the all ance, and will
ultimately. we think, carry prices high.
er than before. Just now the marke,
is burdened by the heavy receipts at
Rio. This results from the incre ased
railroad facilities now possessed by the
Brazilian planters, enabling them TO
market their crop much earlier than for.
merly. We therefore expect return
OF the activity and upward movement, in
prices as soon as receipts in Rio fall off,
W! ich may now occur at any moment
This is the situation as IL looks TO US,
Wheeling MtIiigencer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

II isn't every one that gives there
cheers for Grant that fayors three terms
for Grant.
Parties sending marked copies OF
newspapers should remember that the
law allows them to mark any item for
inspection, and also 10 sigu their names
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

Who will dare complain that books
nowadays lre high? In 172Oa Latin Ri.
bic was valued at $3.50, and the wages
Of laborcr we're go small that the earn
ings Of Gfteen years are said to have
been necessary to buy Bible, which
being in lntin, was. after all, practically
useless TO the common PEOPLE.