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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-14

As sample of tho letters received at the
headquarters of the republican national execu
tive Committee we select tho following:
"rho last war was failure. The lives. the
tears, tho treasure, tho sacrifices, were 10 vain.
Tho patton is again 10 the hands of wild bsasts
thlrsting tor revenge. Rebel generals control
the Senate, rebel malice overrides the House
snd 'stsndeth God 10 the shadow. keeping
watch over bis own. lilo requires Justice for
the loyal men and women Of tho South at the
hands cf tie Northern republicans. Shall it
be done! Ii will, if not by them. thon by
Hlm, with mora scourgDgs, moro sorrow all
ovor the land. want to see Chisholm clubs
formed TO bring infaxibly tn the gallows not
oolg Judge Chisho!m's murdercrs, but oil of
every name whose hands are red with the blood
ofpeaccabe, honest, loyal people of the South"
Aad sill there arc men in tho North who
prstond to be surprised that the South romans
solid. Dogs and women and walnut srccs ere
said TO be improved by evil treatment. but the
white voters Ct the South have too much man.
hocd about them to be similarly affected Whom
smittcn upon one cheek, instead OF turning the
other. they 20 for tho eye balls of tho smiter.
Those who We're present at the Malone meet.
lng held in this CITY on Saturday night last. will
be surprised to learn from the Richmond Wing
OF yesterday that "froo speech and public sen.
tImsnt itself were both ntererod with, if not
suppressed by disgraccfal and outrageous COD
duct If ever q meeting was attentive, quiet
aad orderly. though ucary unanimously op-
posed to tho views Ct Mcssrs. Meade and Cam
iron. that meeting was. Beyond three or
four questions asked the speakers in q rcsptc..
tul way, and which were perfectly legitimate
to the subject under discussion, not ono inter,
rupton took place, nor was q single harsh or
angry xoression heard. Ot coursc a public
speaker places himself in tho position of pub.
lio Instructor. and should not otjtc. to fair
question asked 10 respectful manner. Every
question eskcd that night was legitimately ask
oil in proper way, aud 10 objection was mado
b. either Of tho speakers. Col. Cameron him.
solt appreciated tho fact that bis audience were
largely against him. and thanked them for th. ir
courteous treatment Tho Wing has evidently
beoo imposed upon by some vindictve or io-
accaato correspondent. At all events. it would
be difficult for it to find witnesses to the truth
OF Its statements.
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PERKS or FLORIDA BATIIIHG.-A faw 3ays
ago party Ct several, near Bantoo, Fla want
OF q drive" fos deer. Abcu. twelve o'clock
they came 10 Peoples Bridge, oa tho SuEanoc,
AMI, belug warm and much tatieacd, they c3a
Guided to take Q bath. Tao party, consisting
OF abGus eight. Invested themselves Of oIoshog
and enjoyed q swim. As mcss OF tho party w4:o
employing themselves 10 dressing. q youug man
named Nixon cried out, Boys. 1 NUT have
oue last swim" ard Ylanged into tho s,rcar,.
AS ho reached tho middle ho c:iad fc7
help to his Ilupauiors, aud !hcy Iooked
to behold him held by tho right shoulder
IN tho mouth OF Sd eu0FE0rs alligator
The monster sank with him, reappaarrg some
two OF three minutes later upon the surface, with
Nixon still in his hugo jaws. Nixon cried TO his
c;ompsnlon TO shoot, but before a gun c3ud DO
with him. About two minutes sf.er lie arose
again and struck for tho opposite shore, still
having the dictated young man in his mouth,
Again Nixon called upon his companions to
shoot. but, being afraid of hitting Nixon, no ono
discharged his tul. The alligator cropt somo
half dozen feet upon the opposite bank, remain
ing about three minutes when, guided By sud
den Impulse, no plunged with his precious bur
Gen into tho rlVer again. and, reaching the mid
die, sank to rico % moro within the view of the
party. a thorough seSrCp WAS m20e. out nauEEt
could be seen of tho body or parts Of the body
OF tie unfortunate young msn.
TOASTED &LlVE.-Tho recent cal. nifty on the
West jersey Railroad 10 the ST. AIMS Catholic
oScurEion party recalls en- even! Of long.aso that
was even moro fatal in its results. It occurred
on tho 18th Ct July, 1876. 10 the schools Of Ssn.
hictaa's Church, the excursion train of len
cars coming in collision with the regular pnsaen.
gers trsia nca, GwyDedd, on the Norlh Penn
sylvsn!a Railroad. The three tormost cars wofo
completely wrecked, and with the engine and ,
following cars ware burned up. Men, women
and children were held imprisoned il the ruins
Of the cars and li!ers ly roasted alive. SiSty.sx
persons were Known 10 hsve parshed, but the
exact lumber was never ascertained, IS portions
OF burned bodies were recovered from the ruins
which could not be identified. Over one hundred
Rers sounded, who eventually recovered. -
Father Sheridan, tho priest of the church, was
among those who persisted. The accident vas
dueto the csrelessness of the conductor, and he
committed suicide by taking lsudsnun.
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III HI i

DIED.
august 18th, HARRY DAVID, il IN! son Of
William and Mary D. V. JeaLherland. &a- The
friends Of tho family are iovi:ed TO attend hi,
funeral Sunday afternoon. u! O. clock, from his
parents resider CO. 203 Cameron st
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NEWS OF TIE D4H,

Tho Batkers couYen;ion at Saratoga closed
yesterday.
lnliaus on III. Nixon 'rantitr are psain
c4usog ttoub.t.
New York cCpsUs c1umtrltor has been ar.
rested to- makiag f,Iso returns.
Over ono huu6rol dogs have b,en slauaht-
cred this week a. tho pound in Washington.
The revision Of the census of ST. LII ia shows
that the population is 5553 ST. Tao p Euation
OF New York is 81 ,203,S53
The l!aRc:s OVID division Of the Sh.Daudosh
Valley railroad running from Elascrstcwa 10
StcpaItstoWa was c3mp!etcd Sc5!crday mofn
l1g.
Tbs railway accident at Mays I.apding, N.
D., has resulted 80 fir il cIghtctn deaths. 4
corcuers Jury decided that tho disaster Vas en-.
tlrely accidental aud aohoGy wss responsible.
Tho physicians yesterday stopped keeping
record "a! d. Tanners condition. Ito took
brcaafasi 1T Restaurant. aud ia thc afternoon
revived p.csan. cla E!a1.ma;h turtle from
PcDslco!S.
Senator Cutkli1g has at issi c,ed Oh he 70.
publican DGtiola! committco aad Indicated his
willingness to !ako thn sluup fer Garfield end
Arthur. lie will msko his oncnirg specch st
tho Academy Of Music. Now York
The Mays Landing catastrophe has already
been followed by two other railroad scci!cu,s
10 Nee Jersey, two in Pennsylvania, twJ il
New York. t4o il Western S;As,s. ard one iu
Now E2eIaEd. several Of wlich were tcc,mpa.
MED by less Of lie.
Char Lee Rilry was driven wbiIe sick fror, .
house in Mulberry street, New York, for con
pay met ct toatd. and found bis way TO woGd
pile near tbs wharf. whore after Laying teE
days withcnt iood or drink. ho wns found yes-
tcrday 10 III" lis, stages Of starvation, and tsk,r
to g host ia.
The Congress- which will b elected in No.
vcnbor next. will mako tho appo7loune1t OF
members ofihc llouao Of Representatives under
tho tenth co1eus. Tho apportionmont is madc
ca tho tss:s of population, tho mem bcrabip Of
the House being Set ct fixed number. With
tic proriao thnt Whenever u naw State is I'd
mlted the Representatives assigned it should
be II addition 70 that gross number.
There wa Recently sold at auction 10 London
piece Ct freehold properly in Park Lime,
Mayfair. c3GcTiGg = 100 square feet. for &c..
500. This Is at tho ratio OF 81 $50 600 per iccc,
and shows the value CT lard ia London yho
Drtxll purchase Of tho corCcr Of Wall and
Broad streets. 10 New York city, o few yeas
egc, Was $3.50, 900 gold for CTS squar, feet, or
az the rate OF S2l 100000 per acre,
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So FORT oE ALEXANDRIA, AUG. ID 1880.
ill ''!:7 'iia'....... ...... 5 Is SIN .ets G 81
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lc, is bciac clipped tsom Norway 10 III
United Ststcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-14

Coal REroRT.-The following is q report Of
no receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending to-day
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(Continued from first page. 7

sons was rectified at once. II the other
alternative were to prove true and Matte
had lost her senses, Adam would be
equally free from her, or measurs could
be taken to insure so desirable result.
Mrs. Arnitage tore the letter into pieces.
and waited by the brazier until the frag-
ments were charred. Adam asked no
awkward questions, and was not even sur
prised at receiving no answer to his epis-
tie, since in it he had announced his com
ing. The first day his health would adj
INIT OF it he set out alone for England
Such was the story. When Drew mad
told Of his efforts To seek Adam. and men
TONED that no letter had reached Matte.
Adam was at no loss to understand at
once the part his mother had played. But
he never spoke of IT then or at any future
time
The house door at Stonedene stood ajar !;
evening had closed in now, and the chilly
fog was still abroad, but the figure at the
gate was dimly discernble.
Adam FASTENED his steps.
''For heavens sake, sir, be careful; thc
suddenness OF it might turn her brain, =
cried Drew, laying OBTAINING hand upon
the arm Of his companion.
Adam gently shook him off.
''SuddeDness," he repeated. ''Aye, il is
sudden to you--and to Mrs. Bankes, bnt
for me and for Matte, whose tisughts are
day and night, night and day full of each
other, how can il be sudden"
Drew stood still, and Adam went on
alone until his footsteps became audible
and Matte turned her head to see him
standing at her side.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EENNEBEC, SIS Board Of County Commissioners,
August session, 1850 held by adjournment on
Sept. 10, lSS0.
On the foregoing Petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that tie Petitioners are re-
sponsile and ought to be heard touching the matter
set forth in said Petition, il is Ordered, that thirty
DAYS previous notice be given that the County Com
miSsioners will meet a the Office OF c. H. MaNcy i'll
Gardiner, on Wednesday, the 10th day of October
next at Ii O'Clock A. NJ; and thence proceed to view
the route mentioned in said Petition, and immed
lately afterwards hear the parties aud their witnesses
and then take such further aSurcs III the premises
may be ajudged proper. said notice TO be given
by serving attested copies of said Petition and this
order thu ron upon the respective Cc ks of the town
at West Gardiner and the City of Gardiner and by
posting up sucl. copies in tree public places in each
of said towns, and by publishing the same in the
Kennebec Journal public newspaper printed in said
County; that all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be heard fthcy think proper.
Attest - WIN. Nj. STRATrON, Clerk.
!. true copy of the Petition and order of court
thereon.
Attest WIN. VI. STRATTON, Clerk.
fT&wsept22&29
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SCIENCE WINS!
A Splendid Surgical observation-disclosures.
full X .suIt and Wonderful Recovery.

SCRGIeAL 0rEKATnpS.-The operation OF
Iiihotomy (removal of stone from the blad-
der one Of the most severe and critical
operations known to the science of surgery,
was successfully performed on Tuesday upon
Mr. Henry II. Pitts, merchant of this city,
by Dr. David Kennedy. Several friends Of
the patient witnessed the operation Mr. Pitts
has suffered several years from this difficulty,
but it was only week before the operation
that he wSs made aware of the real cause Of
his complaint. absz 8.
REcovEgY.-Mr- Henry ii. Pitts has re-
cred from the effects incident to the oper-
alton. the closing of the wound being COM
pleted on the 18th day. His general health
il good-better than j; has been for years.
while l,e ia perfectly free from all those dis
tressine symptoms so characteristic Of the
disease with which he suffered. Had this
and similar cases used DIR. kennedy's '.Fa-
voriic Re medy" in the early stages of the
complaint the formation of stone would have
been prevented. ''Fayorite Remedy" also
purifics the blood, cures Constipation of the
Bow els and all those diseases and weaknesses
peculiar To Females. This wonderful medi-
cine il n0w for sale by all our druggists 81
a bottle. oct6- feod&wlm
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Argal ADVERTISEMENTS.

To the Hcnoranle c, nnHissioGers of kenn.ltc
Comfy.
WYE The nud,r.jcncd citizens Of Gardiner and
w West Gardiner respectively represent that
the public convenience requires that read should
be laid out. commencing the brunswick read so
called in SAIL Gardiner in the centre of the Nancy
farm so ca led, and running norhtrlS through SAID
farm the CobbnsSee G. nirr River; thence caSery
along said river across said MaXcy fam and hard oi
ncuben Heseltor until it strikes Ggc i'll SAIL river
at the Rips called and thence said river TO
the county read in West Gardiner running from
Morill's Corner to the City of Gardiner, and
spectfully ask you to lay out the same.
A. H. POTTER d l. ethers.
Gardiner Sept. l, 1850.
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TlNyINE r!.AN.

or upon the prfIC.Ie u accommodating profits Tor dt
mite perr a. hici, hrs: introduced by this Socn>
ty and h,. been led and endorsed oi emit.
ncnt experts in Lite insurance. and by leading tusi
ness men. Forty -Four per cent. has bee earl!e~ and
accumulated the premiums paid on lis toniine Lie
Policies, and forty per cent. On liz 1onfine .ndow-
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciev represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notice they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
because of the strict and conservative prncirles by
which its various departments governed. In the
assets and i'm the administration of the Society," per-
feet security is given for the future which is of great
importapce to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families.
No Life Insurance Company has sach large annual
Transactions as the Equi:abe ncIe is more PROM /
nd Just in fts dealings.
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kENNEBEC COUNTT-IR Probdfe tec'n1t%'@Scr
at 3ngnsfo, on the JoarM Monddy 81 P'
1880. IN ,he
hANIEL II. MOODY, Administrator c o~ Il
II estate of ALON/D BENNEh' "seeted
Pittston in said county, deceased having pr
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given tn'Gi
weeks excessively prior to the fourth Mo", rcws
October next, ia the kennebec Journal sao,erq.t
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons hid at
ed may attend at II Probate Court then 10 ~ zane
Augusta and show cause, If any, why '"'
should not be allowed. ,,1ge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINs. Register
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m NJ m Made In one year. send &c: . " Pics,
shSIIItcirculars and terms. REV D.
WVH6VL wisburgi. Union Co., Ia
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CENTS TO JAM.
The Chicago
Weekly News

AGENTS WANTED for our popular NEW
BOOK, the INDTSTEIII HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES: lis Agriculture
Manufactures. Mining, Banking, Insurance. eic
Agents make S25 TO 800 per week. send for special
terms to HENRY BILL PUBLISHING Co,
ESTABLISHED Isl. Norwich Conn.,
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KENNEBEC COTNTT-M ProbGe .,saLg
at augusta, on the fourth MoRddy Of Sfp''''
1850. .the
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT,pu rportlng 10 Iseob.
"A last will and testament Of EdN ln bas.
late of Sidney, la said County, deee'sf"'
ing been presented for probate: - three
ORDERED, That notice thereof be gttan1ay Of
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Mon' ~.pa
October next, in the Kennebec journal, aan.eere.iA
per printed IN Augusta, that all persons -" boliea
may attend at Court of Probate then 10 D. mo sid
at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why and ~
instrument should not be proved approseu aid de.
lowed, as the last will and testament OF ine i~dqe
ceased. III, X. BAKER, JUN
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Register. ."
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that ,il hs sp
N scriber has been duly appointed Adh''"''
On the estate of -.
STEPHEN p. PLUMMER late of Augas,ss' and
In the County of Kennebec deceased .n'es y. The lss
has undertaken that trust by giving BOND u demand
directs: All persons, therefore, having ID 10 eS.
against the estate of said deceased are desshtsd
hibit the same for settlement; and all esssmept
said estate are requested to make immeaiarss
to JONATHAN Il. PLUA Ae-e
September 9th, 1850.
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pAlNTS, Oils. varnishes, Glass and Paper
l. Hangings, House and Sign Painters.
c. BEALE co.
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The following is the sworn statement 10
the Insurance commissioner of Massachu-
sets of the financial condition Of the
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A RTIST-Has opened first class gallery owe
N Blanchard & Reeds store.
T. ii. GARDINER, Gardiner, Ne.
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TO ADVERTISERS
GEO. +. POWELL & co.'s
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

IN ddrerfiser ,cho spends H71cards Of 81 mn
year, and ,cho iarcSted less than $3.50 Of IL ~ =.
list, ,craes, foar Seiect LucGi List pg1 me ~,
TySJNG DID" "' r. u
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DuEACHERY Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
- horn. Chip Neapoi;an, cleaned, colored or
made into latest styles.
). n. WOOD, Oak ST.
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A POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines and
IA Toilet Articles Prescriptions carefully pat up
10. A. HALVES, Halloween
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A POTHECARY, PURE DRUGS, AND
~ Medicine and Toilet Articles.
JAMES T. DEVINE,7 Union Block, W alter 81.
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DOCK BINDING, s. Blank Book Manu-
- factory. Binding in all its branches prompt
ly done. A: ). CAMERON.
Quinby's Block, opp. Hotel North. near r. o.
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BOOTS and SHOES-S. Newcomb Co.'S French
ID CuracOa and American Kid Boots made TO or
der at j. W. Cross, Water ST., Augusta, Me.
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4 RTIsTIC Photographs. First-elas
"A work of all the improved Styles.
Aw. KIMBALL, Cor. Bridge and Water St.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING L
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Fear 1850.

The following Circular is respectfully presented b.
the undersigned Merchants. Manufacturers ana ITO
fessional firms Of Ken nebec County who d.sIe y
rsiiahe Rusiness (;uie careful perusai ofth fol
loving ca.siicafions is only 70 show Una
for choice selections of varied and complete stocks
Sea sonabe goods displayed by merchants Of in.ssri
~ and fajr dealing this market will compare favor
slly with that of any other in Maine
sS-AI orders for goods will receive prompt al
tenrion. Satisfaction guaranteed or money fiuhdeo
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DOCKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods
ID Newspapers and Periodicals,
j.. F. PIERCE, Water St.
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Premiums avg rcceiye,i NJ fcsses paid IN cash
only ioicies issued payabie 81 the dt.:th al the
Insured alsc payable tie end OF certain H''ia''''
Of yea,s. Policies are also issued on he
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Nem advertisements.
Long Cut Smoking Tobacco

Is mild, moist fragrant and sweet Smokes oo.,
and goes twice, as far granuated tol yu.'
co. "o
ALLEN & GINTER. Manufacturers
Richmond. Virgin;,
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BOOTS, Shoes and Ruuuers. Fine Custom
ID Work and Repairing to order -
j. Il. THOMAS, Halowen
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STOVES I &ssssass;' 7! Tia Var s.:: war;.
SMILEY wASGATT.
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A POTHECARY. Drugs. N edicines. Toilet
N Articles and Fancy Goods.
I'D. MYRICk, Old Fuller Drug Store.
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Mattresses and Bedding,
II Collins, Caskets and UphSlstering,
G.. X. & ii. L. WELLS, Water Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
Cheating with Old Cork >.

curious branch OF industry, writes sylvia
nus rDan in the GP1ttiemdH'S Mpgdzfn- which
Is said TO be carried On among u.s. suggests
some not too comforting reflections. This con-
siStS in the collection OF champagne cOrkS Ac-
cordlng TO the statements hear. no less than a
penny CORK Is TO be obtained by those who
offer for sale the corks gathered upon a race
course or at some other public gathering. A
privileged class, meanwhile, consisting of but
lerS and walters at clubs, is offered even higher
terms. AT first sight this appears source OF
innocent gain. Second thoughts. suggest what
Is the 1ruth-if the whole thing Is not a CniidT.d-
tnal the corks are wanted for the purpose OF
giving British gOoseberry or American petroleum
the character OF genuine champagne. What bet
ter guaranty can the epicure desire than the
brand OF Giesler or Troy upon the cork often
tatiouSly drawn In his presence? Its sight is
enough TO dlSarm suspicion. An experience
like that described by Mr.. II. S. Leigh. the lau-
reate OF Cockayne, in his StanZas 10 an Intoxi-
Gated Fly, when
Wisdom returning
Shall put the brief pie of Bacchus to flight
When the tongue shall be parched and the brow
shall be burning,
And most Of to- morrow shall taste Of tonight,
may subsequently attest the difficulty OF OBJ
tanning any absolute guaranty. Cork Is a sub
stance not very easily deStruct1ble. 1t Is, how
ever, the interest OF the gourmet with regard to
his OWE possible future. and 1t is his duty to his
ieSS fortunate brother. TO throw, when possible
into the fire cork as soon as he has seen it,
Mhen the bottles with the labels OF the known
R.OCucefs and the corkS are both obtained, q
niue niue gold or silver foil. or sealing wax and q
nttle string. are all the requisites for a modern
80 doing. "N1 p'~ ,''