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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

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ea.ps q AsFxsaF sfA saa s. ihs hsre
smes - swn aaM
ytnaes b Rhsa hassi Frog,sssiaf u
iaasd HsnA 49, Aiauss psisg 3 aras'
ehs traea = inaas n passing engine
Moalsy sfie1uoap. slipped and trIl suA
HAs Ezn assr ss4 lE,saAsaly aAlsea
NJ stfphsu Mogsna " Colchester slsgt
saaslsy asftian - tsssssrips isus iiaal
serea laches FROM ~ q hr The ovr'
fondness faF leslisy As shat hFoughi
Lsm b. gFlef
George Atbaii. ne notarious borg.
lar shows esasl.s sad Supposed 70 harg
tecs iaaiiy liza Il South FAIRIES. last
woinc@lay. nlA5c his esoape i0m
his keeper sbenn y N. Berry,
Monday morning Ahout c o'clock,
vhils Berry Vas 1t breakfast A largs
foroe q men sc now hunting Tor him
Great excitement prevails Al tbe time o.
his capture ca Wednesday be Was wound.
ed II times By bullets
A boy " he naas q Herriek. while
attempting 70 lamp On freight tIain At
South Boyalion, was run over u car,
Saturday evening, and has foot was badly
crushed Sunday evening be died lie
il the second one killed IN the same way
and place, but doubtless other boys will
continue 10 run the same risks whenever
an opportunity occurs
4 recent visitor 10 the gold regions Of
Plymouth rays While We were looking
Al The miners at Five Corners, they picked
ont Of THAR washing apparatus two pieces.
On iEquiring their value We were told
that one piece by estimate was worth
seventy five conts Tho miner said that
be had dug gold IN California aud South
America, etc, and stated that the mines at
Plymouth were richer than those be Was
acquainted with elsewhere. lie also stated
That be saved $40 from 3 o. eubio feet Of
earth, being or 3 feet from the surface Of
the earth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

N n e
The best campaign Joke Of the season is
thus related by the 81 Louis Giote Dsao-
,fut
a middle aged colorcd citizen. in seedy
attire, entered The sheriG-s Office yester.
day Ia pursuit u information of some
hind not revealed to tho Cutie fiemosrli
reporter While there be happened ID
state ,ha, be bad just come from Indiana.
AZ once the attention Of Chief Deputy Fin.
ney was arrested by his statement
Been In Indiana, eli r
Yes, sab been there free weekMH
did you voter
"Yoiel Lor' bress my sole. 1 voted
,utmty.slN times
Mr. Finney became Intensely excited al
this point, aud called sos a clerk 10 reduce
the colorcd mans statement 10 writing
"ion say You voted tseuty-six times at
the Indiana election
slts sab, and swear 20 IT, !"
sl'ul that down, Jim, said Mr. finney
90 his deputy, Well show mp these -
radical fascalit.es. That's the way they
carried Indiana niggsr voting twenty
SIX times
After pause, Mr. Finney addressed his
'coIorcd visitor again;
You voted tventy.siT times for Por.
tar. ~ coursay
"No. sab de man what / voted for
wasnt Porter II was Mr. Landers dat
voted fDf.
There was a sudden change in Mr..
FtHney's tone and mAnner-irom one OF
eager expectation 20 one Of keen chagrin,
6et out Of hear, you ---- Niger You
know you are lylng.f we're the Last words
addressed 10 the colored citizen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

The physicians hear such benediction
sometimes, and il is very sweet even 10 a
professional ear. Mrs s. A. Mcllwain, Of
fergusonville, n. Y, wrote thus to DIR.
David kennedy. Of Rondout. n. L., after
his "Fayorite Remedy" has rescued her
from the borders Of death. In her spasrns
aud sinking spells her friends often
thought she was already dead. Women
are often afflicted in this way. The trou-
BILE is commonly in the blood. Lose no
precious time, dear women, but get the
''Eayorite Remedy Of your druggist, or
enclose One Dollar to the Doctor at the
above address, Inn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

con MY BACK y Dat OF fifty persons
who are forced by pain to use this ejacula-
ton, on an average forty -nine miSappre-
bend the cause Of their trouble. They lay
it to strain, cold, an excess, tonch OF
lumbago or rheumatism, or something of
the sort. All wrong. Such attacks mean
that the Kidneys are out of order. Per
haps they mean Bright's Disease. Reader,
you cannot cure your lame back too soon.
Take HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid
ney and Liver Medicine. 1t is a sovereign
medicine, and cures all Kidney, Bladder,
Liver, aud Urinary Complaints magically.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size. rs
cents.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

Heney watiepon says bis confidence ia
Seas,oF Malone Is weak MAhone's future
IS allied with breakup Of the Demo-
cratic party, and 80 wallerson thinks il
more than probable be viii vote with the
Repahlicsns In the senate, The Isonis-
willie editor is also on notifies over the leu.
nessee sepatorship. The Hepublicans
only lack five or nix votes 10 be allie 10
elect tho senator, and Henry says The Re
publicans viii be pretty apt 70 bny them.
Ne cannot have very exalted opinion u
The virtue Of the average tennessee
Democratic legislator
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

In our climate with its sudden changes
Of temperature. II is no wonder that our
children, friends and relatives are so fire.
quently taken from us by neglected colds;
half the deaths resulting from this Cause
A bottle of DIR. n. G. Whites Pulmonary
Elixir kept in the house for Immediate use,
will prevent much sickness, aud by the
use Of few doses, save many doctors
bills For sale everywhere. X
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

posioa ~ ths ,nsAan ssylam Al *.
rssss Minn VA bsrsed Ma,1ay H8ght
vita lass otllie etsnaktel Al iruan iselrs
b. twenty The psi.egts wsse iurnsa laooe
sad soae q tAea pAndsred swsy and
Jsfssltd nth lhe cold hsfre tbsy soala
ha found vlfis oabep strs harmed 10
dtath in tks b1li1inz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

Let the poor sufferers from female COM
plants take courage and rejoice that q
painless remedy has been found. We re-
fer TO LYDIA Il. PNKHAM's VEGETABLE
COMPOUND. II is prepared at 23S Western
Avenue Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs. Pink
ham for pamphlets. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

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/. - - So ass.'f
- 40 xfsltgN = - lfkctsca
gadss k@s1ss- - -.
- Hstse sss J ~ ~ ~
sg a., .sisH Asa Gan aa.lsF kas y "A.
ssss ~ asNgs az e. e3ec& II u
a. AS : -, 6rssFe q ihM ) glsisaoss fsucA
s. 3saf e1asiv rssa kes8ast tts jodgs
ikm sNs dns more b. tbe inhaeaos 81
~ .sHEfgs tasa ~ AZ r. ptessa4 , -. ~
iae pse53f fAisst greatly mistake si.s
itmF-st = ~ posPls "a lAsi 81. enlKAt
staa sni conservative osaatv. lawyers assd
Legislators slite pili - lea q think they
tAex kaFs N1sc 500 ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

IL a. inte1iea 9Th tie sliiof q The
laiali.stoH Fayv Press. 4 n Ssnailsy ia,
sgs.aslly dsnsea shsi i@ eva bad nything
~ 10 9Th tbe Chiseas Hitter Lasine3a Ia
Nss feak 1unng tbs eA1y~ign BRAD
atssl ~ ptvt.y go.A S@an 81 Bspubli.
~ jsigs so4u @sA have Kept him IN
asses ths@ aSAy years in spite 81 has
politics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

i dEe4..tiai cxpAosloA oocurul a a coal
hiibo Is s. liaIton, Nora sooAas. lA4t week,
making tvs slAall2r disasters 10 succession
shlcA have been tbe means u killing
rms men sud boys, aud leaving thirty.
ttua widows and one hundred and ten
orphans Seven hundred men, represent.
ing a population Of tao thousand people.
are thrown out d employment in the face
IL q Canadian winter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18
aAmbuxwtd again,

| saw 10 much said about the merits Of
Hop Bitters, ard my wife who was always
|doctoriag, aud never well, leased me so
urgently 70 get her some, ! concluded to
be humbugged again and am glad !
did, for in less than two months use of the
Bitters my wife was cured and she has re-
NAMED so for eighteen months since. /
like such humbugging. II. T., St. Paul.
PioReef Press. Inn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

p @A sarnis ahavt that
SO fie1aaaa "a re- eloas E3gersan.
AZ BeYuh.se&E ssss -. receives 80 r.rs
Iases thsa 1sagt rerry. DE lowest 90 ne
i'emsFaaAa - tsi AL i elected Tie
aibst i'ranf~ raiis sleesoFs hare aayasst,sa
"a tfum 81 tofss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

When cough sounds like Group that
is dry and hard--do not delay an instant
Give DOWNS ELIXIR often enough to
keep the cough loose, and the danger win
soon lie over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

SGD y faaMes ~ SMsafsr a 1@&f
81 Is - fsa~2 - beass ag&rA@s
rbs - sAsshfs ~ sdseafa ~
asss aHy ARES TasaAswirrsE Il 49,,
10 ssss ia1s ia IeoesAAsEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

REV. HENRY Arms says II earnestly
believe that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only
infallible remedy in the world for that
prevalent and distressing complaint Back
Ache. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18
SfATE OF VERMONT,
- EFyxRagoA CoeEfF, 49,
EINA Elt0A.
q. W BRADLEY. HIRBRHT Il Bradley and
jobs BLAtKAER


jane, Tim, 1880
W kas0s, Ixfa Rocco, u Manchester, "a said
Couuiy has brought sglt sRtiaat q " Bradley.
Herbert n. Bradley hpl john G Bisekmtf aud
csused the reel csta1e ~ She SAD tlcfbtit y
Bradley. situated 10 the tVwp ~ Rupert, III ssld
County 20 sa sitsfhea ihtffoH wAtei suit sss
entered a. tae December Tenn 81 fhe LsHElnR.
ton County Court 10 1879 snd continued - the
June Tenn ~ saAa Court lbsg, sna whereas u
sppeafea thai The ss3a Hefbert h. Efsdtty ssA
abssnt ffom the State a ihs line n iha service
II said writ aud had rot FstHtnfd within ibe
! anne before tia time - trial q S2s tiefsgpeA
ordered that Hsid suit b. csbineed q The
next Dseembsr IcTla ~ said cont. ssa Tat
n0tiee thereof BE- FiveH ~ the sid Herbert
Bradley bY the pabHeaii9b " itis afdef tnrte
wesks raecsssrei3 ih DE Asafhs titt JuthkAl.
q pablie ntwspaptF BfiAted ~ haHehtstff. ia
sAld ceuGiys the last ~ whigi PUBLICATIONS shali
be Al least tweuiy daSs beiefs the uttt isrm %
ssid Cenft.
0i,sn utdsr rs hard 81 Manchester ". this
T7th DAY ~ Dciosfr IsrQ-
III X FO#Lig, pcgsly Clsft.
BoEras 4 MraspR. Atgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

As remedy TO purify the blood, moth
ing can be found equal 10 DR BAxrER's
MASDRAKR BTrKRs, Price % cts per
bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18
1880. Citizens Line. 1880
STEAM ERS
BETWEEN TROY & NEW YORK

Lave Trey eeiy. except Saturday ala = =, =.
q "a arrival - eFen4As tFk4pk, hunasgs ~ q
X Passsea, flB0. EHenfsion tlfSsis 10 kss
a. Eegalas Saafon RIVER railroad lleksis fsteh
f9f pAssAEe, laeiadleK sistf fCam birth, Thr1
tles sis = ri steftls Bar matf saa Hssbsng
IA sasd - fhs .llfA8sEs aLd baggage fffsa
fhf0aFh 80 aesrh 0fa9s trd fflufp. - - 10
NsHhaaeA ~ Brighton hsssk aeg fsiusas q y.
Hourly iHps n.ade G5ffM Mam CiH1fns Ens
plsf Sew fnfk ~ al C8Asy Issa1 rse0Fis.
ag. noKICh. Gsa. Agent, Try y. y.
0rG W Girsos 0sp. Fssr. AEt Sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

In HENRY 4 JoHSsoS's AIiNI0A AND On
LsnIEST We furnish you large bottle for
80 cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

Lyron's Heel Stiifeners keep new boots
and shoes straight Sold by shoe aud
hardware dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

In Chauoery December Term, 1880.
Whereas, Winfield s Holt, Administrator a
Harmon Holt, late Of Weston, 10 the County u
Windsor, deeenaea. hss Gled 10 tho office u tho
CLERK ~ fald Court bic petition ~ foreclosure
against Daniel fish and nanls y. Fsk, setting
forth that on the g8d day ~ March, 1915 raid
Daniel Fiek and wife executed 10 Bsid liatm0n
Holt, thru lu life, a mortgage deed ~ eefiein
lAnds III LtndetOYt IcinF DC FiHel h0no-
stead fam O n than f,fk, deetA,d, snd quit
cisimrd by fBld hathan't heiFs 81 he said Dan.
lei Flsk sls0 q stip ~ lsud sbsut 100 rode iouR
wing between ssid farm OH the est lie "
Penn conditioned Tor the reg ment n niuN hun.
dftd aud III dollars 81 Csc }tafs ffOm date,
~itL lnterrsf annually aFd further stating That
DHnlei % tiHk fl4ims an interest ~ said pIams
sas IS virtue VI c0pYfy tHca rut 500 htnt 60 said
mortgage aud u naW d Pos finH That The said
Dabiel u Fab ftsldts pgi 10 tls state 10 that
a subpoena cannot be seNed ga hBi 4 u ordered
that the said Daniel y Flsl be a9ieed to ap
pesr 70 make Apswer 90 sueh paiiiion before said
court to tc held 81 BFUDinHtou. 40 tho County
~ Bennington Oh the nnt Tresd'y o. Dsesm.
Ter next, ~ Publishing 10 'hc Manchester Jorn
NAL. public Inewspsper painted At Manchester
hi said County. the tabstAnce q sAid petition
three seehs tuccessitelf tbH Tact n shich pub
heaiious shall De A. ieasttsfuiy days previous
10 the commence mtnt " seiA term 81 court,
Given under nif hatd ~ Manchester, ia said
county this 9Th day af October, lssl
n X. IoNtEh, hspuiy Clfks
EuHfos a MUWs9h, kOliaters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

In all pulmonary and bronchial com
plants there is nothing better than Wheat
Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18


The voItaie Beit Co., Marshall, Mich.
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nj always on hand II cures coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough.
Crop, Infinanza. Consumption, and all
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- e.
The PEKuyLAS SrHUP has cured tlioue-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

Neayons, sleepless and overworked find
rest and nourishment IN Malt Bitters
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

rurnDA1 soyENnrn. y ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18
CIR lHaHfbtsitr Journal

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18
g. II. YOUNG,
FACTORY POINT, VT
M 4. BARToN's EsrArr.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

- BfNNiA0Tos CouATY, ~.
WINFIELD 3. HOLT, Administrator Of Harmon
Holt,
~ n LEI EI4E - LANLLI N LIaE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-18

ruN eaGsssE LGsrEa FoasknH
ha 4aste pFo3~las thai the puls.casloa
u he xlAalsrus letisr ia~s llae stsses ~
lAlsiornA anA NessaA, And l,sssshly Ae~
Sssssy slse - she Repahlieans The
DssBocrails naasorsfy in ~ siirec ssases "a
80. agsa Asd tise changing # Loo votes
ifoH oss ssAs 10 she other voald hsry A.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-03
Brain WORK and Skull Growth,

n writer thus sums up as follows the re-
suits of some very interesting measurements
OF heads by two French physicians, Messrs.
LacassaCnc and Chiquct: Having the pa
tients, doctors, attendants and officers of
the Val dc Grace at their disposal they
measured the heads of 100 doctors of med
icinc; 1873 soldiers who had received an
elementary instruction, 90 soldiers who
could neither read nor write, and 81 SOL
diers who were prisoners The instrument
used was the same which hattcrs employ
in measuring the heads of their customers
and gives very correct idea of the pro-
portions and dimensions of the heads in
question. The results were in favor of the
doctors, the frontal diameter was also much
more considerable than that of the soldiers,
Nor are both halves of the head symmetri-
cally developed. In students the
left frontal region is more devel-
opcd than the right; in illiterate individuals
the right occipital region is larger than the
left. The authors have derived the follow
ing conclusions from their experiments:
First, the heads of students who have
worked much with their brains are much
more developed than those of illiteratc in
dividuals, or such as have allowed their
brains to remain inactive. Second, in stu
dents the frontal region Is moro developed
than the occipital, or, II there should be
any difference in favor Of the latter, it Is
very small, while in illitteratc people the
latter region is the largest. #.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-03
Portuguese Shops.

In Portugal, shops are lighted from the
door, and have no windows. The signs
for different trades are hung out of these
doorways At one door for instance, you
see dozen strips of printed cottons tied to
a small stick, and fiuttering like the ribbons
on a recruiting serjeant's hat. This tells
you that linen draper stands ready inside
with tnpe and cottons. Farther on,
a small bundle Of fagots, bunch Of onions,
q few roots of garlic, and two or three can
dies dangle from another stick and denote
agrocer. A shoemaker's sign is bnnch
Of leather shreds; and Q hatter's is a painted
hat A butcher ties up a bundle of empty
sausage skins, or a ride drawing Of an OK
having his horn sawed or, the saw as large
as the man who uses 1t. Over milknlan's
door hangs crooked red COW. A. grcen
lbough which resembles q branch Of arbutus,
indicates q wine shop, and by the addition
of a sprig Of box, you learn that spirits are
sold there. / In other shops you see a small
board suspended FROM q little stick, with
words signlfying Ngood wihe and spirits,'' y
!coarsely painted on 1t. The nalnt 8 Of the
shop pkeepeas are not over their DOORS as
with lys.i i 81 tis 34t {3{ 81 Il = g.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-03
Saved Ivy n Watch.

Wood Yantis, OF Bardtown, Kentucky,
is in possession of some interesting relics Of
his grandfather, Jacob Yantis. who died in
1900. One is silver watch, more than
one hundred years old, which was brought
to this country from Germany by his grand
father when he was quite young man. 1t
is of almost spherical shape, of the "bull-
eye" pattern, and was made by William
Plumley, of London. This watch was for
q long while the only time-picce IN the old
fort of Harrodsburg, and to it Mr.. Yantis
once owed his life. He had gone to the
Blue Lick in company, it is said, with
Boone and others. for salt, and, having be-
come separated from his companions, was
discovered and pursued by Indians. Find
ing himself about to be ovcrtakcn by the
redskins, he drew out his watch, hastily
detached the outer case and dropped it to
the ground, hoping its brightness would at
tract the attention of his pursuers while he
could make good his escape Such was the
fortunate, result of his stratagem, and he
succeeded in reaching the fort in safety.
He afterward had anew case made in Bal
timOre. -.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-03
Il Cruel Telephone.

The latest telephone Joke comes from
Ilne Bluff, Arkansas In that city there is
a prominent man. There are many Dromi
nent men i'll Pine Bluff, but this one IS so
very prominent in a certain direction, that
his name is known along the crowded street
anu out in the furrowcd glcbc. 1t Is almost
unnecessary to call him Col G. A man of
striking intelligence and profound reading,
he has taken up financial hobby. Hc
knows so well that the United States gov
ernmcnt should adopt his theory, that he
would be willing to bet his eternal existence
on it. He'll stop man Oh the street and
hammer him with arguments, belabor him
with deep set expressions, and kick him
with 'important information" for. hours
when he gets through, the victim finds il
some trouble to realize whether he has
joined revived organization of the Sons
OF Malta. or has just had his clubhouse
burned. His ideas are too heavy for the
most o. men, and the time required for
him to express them generally stops the
victims watch, because he is kept on the
squirm and dodge so long that he forgets to
wind it. 1t is to be hoped that these an
no;ations are sufficiently explicit. We'll,
the other day, Col. G. went into Hon. NJ.
l.. jones' Office, and had just begun to draw
lliiiiscll up 1or three hours speech, when
MIR. Jones remarked:
"By the way, Colonel, have you ever
seen the telephone work?'
mo; and don't believe you can hear
any better through that thing than you can
through cows horn"
"l've got one here, connected with Col.
Grace's Office, and If you'll just put your
car here III show you. III do the talking
you listen"
The parties took position, Col. c. incrcd-
ulously, and Mr.. Jones called:
"Col. Grace, arc you thcrc?"
eyes; is that you, Joncs2"
eyes; how do you fcel?"
I'm about worn out. That man G.. has
been around here this morning borcing me
to death with his financial business. I
guess III get rested, though, after while"
Col. G. took his car away. andremarkcd:
"lf he'd only listened to me, he would
have been smarter in ten minutes more than
he ever was before in his lifc!"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-03
Tho Benr at lie Altnr.

A singular anccdote is related in conncc-
ton with the plague In Norway. At the
beginning of the fourteenth century it at
tackled one district with such severity as to
entirely depopulate the country for miles
round. About two hundred years afterwards
d peasant was one day hunting bear in
that part, Of the country. Having discharg-
ed an arrow at the animal, it missed It's
mark but, flying onwards, struck against
something which gave back ringing sound.
Curious to discover what was the cause of
the strange circumstance, thehunter search
ed and found a church hidden among tho
trees. The arrow had struck against the
bell Of the clock In the church stceple. This
was the ancient church of Hcdal, which had
stood unknown since the visitation of tho
plague, and in the lapse Of timc large
forest had grown up and concealed the sac
red building from the eyes of mon. The
most singular part Of the story is, that tho
hunter entered the church and slew the boar
at the altar, where 1t had taken refuge.
The bears skIni is still preserved in the yes
try Of the church. 81. ..,