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ANOTHER MYSTkRIOUS DEATH.

Gent .eman o. David Kurtx Found Dead In
His Field.
Special to tho ISTELLIGENcER.
New HOLLAND, March 10, 1S81.-David
Kurtz, better known as "Gentleman
David" who resided near the White
Horse. Salisbury township, was found
dead in the field near his house this morn
ing at three o'clock. His friends here
have not learned the particulars of the
affair.
LATER PARTICULARS.
David Kurtz was the elder brother of a
family we'll known in the east end Of Lam
caster county. He was 66 years Of age,
unmarried and resiled with his brother,
Elias, and two maiden sisters. about half
a mile north Of the White Horse
hotel, kept by John Mason. Last
evening he went over to the village
postoffice to get his mail and left Mr..
Mason's hotel in his usual good health
and spirits, about p. m. Not returning
to the house by 10 o'clock, as was his
wont, his family became alarmed and his
brother went in search of him. He
was found dead by the roadside about
quarter of a mile from his home. 1t is sup
posed he died from heart disease. He was
a man of temperate habits and high char
acter, we'll known and highly respected as
agood neishbor and citizen and an earn
est, loyal Democrat.
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MARHETS.
Philadolphio Market.

PALADsLrH1A, Pa, March l2-FlOur dull,
but prices steady; superfne, - OOG3 50
8 25G6 90; Pa. do - 7505 90 {; st. Louis family
8 1896 25; Minnesota Extra s5T5 81;
straight, s6 00@6 so; winter patent s. 5Ols7 50
spring do $6 5O@6 90.
Rye -four at S 90.
Wheat market hrmer; No. Western Ted
q lsA; =, Penn'a Penn hed, u l5@l 1eA: Penn'a.
Corn iscarce and wanted; steamer, 54N!5c
yellow, 5616c; mixed, SC.
Oats firm but prices quiet; No White,
454@46c No. 2, 44Nc; No. 8, 40 43c: No.
Mixec, &c.
Rye firmer and scarce at 81.
Provisions firmer. but Quet; mes, pork
SIG 50; beet hams $22G3 india mss beef s2l
al. BacOr--sm0ked hams IG1z@Ilc: picked
hams 919Zc; smoked shoulders 6A@61zc
salt do 5I05Ac.
Lard market drmer; city kettle lie; Ioos.
butchers 1Oc prime steam I'll.
Butter steady Creamery extra 3l@32c do
good to choice 2SQ30; B. z. & n. Y. extra, tubs,
&c; do hrkins, z1@22c; Western dairy
extra 24@2sc; do good to choice :O4 &c. ROll-
dull und quality generally poor Penn'a at
15llSc; Western Reserve extra. lS@22.
Eggs firm "a. and Western ls@lsc.
Cheese quiet but steadily held; New York
DI3c :; do fair to good ll%7IsLc: do half sk in
9@lO%c Pa. do 9@lO16c.
Petroleum dull refined SIC.
Whisky at 81 %.
Seeds Good to prime clover steady at N
9; do do Timothy firm at so do do Fiaxsee.i
neglected, 81 81 asked.
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COURT,

Business Transacted this Morning.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning for
the purpose of hearing current business.
George NJ. Kline, esq.,, and John B.
Kevinski were reappointed trustees of the
Childrch's Home, their terms having ex-
pired. Mrs. Sarah Cox and Mrs. S. A.
Gibbs were also reappointed lady man.
ayers.
The court made an order directing the
county commissioners to pay to the Homo
the sum of $40, 600 (the annual appropria-
tion) as follows 81, 600 on tho first Mon
day of April s2, 900 on the first Monday of
May, and 81, 600 on the first Monday of
each month thereafter, until the whole
amount is paid. The treasurer of the
home was ordered to make out and item
lied account of the receipts and expendi.
lures of the institution up to January
1882, and present it to the commissioners.
Joseph Weaver was appointed constable
Of CarnarvOn township to fill the unex-
pired term of r. NJ. Arters, who resigned,
having been elected justice of the peace.
Joseph NJ. Jones and Philip S. Bush
were appointed road commissioners of
Salisbury township. The former takes
the place of John G. Jones, deceased, and
the latter that of Robert Maxwell, who
resigned.
Court adjourned to meet on the third
monday in March. =
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THE HEADlNG.

Substance OF The Decree Of the Court
PHILADELPHIA, March lathe opinion
of the court in tho suit of McCalmont
Bros. against the Reading railroad COM
pany to secure the legal holding Of
the annual meeting Of the stock
holders was read in the court of common
pleas No. Q this morning BY Judge Mitchell
He said that the court had not been able
to arrive at full conclusion ON all the
questions, and that it was thought ad-
visable to have all the facts definitely a..
certained before making the final order.
The decree of the court is in substance
Is follows First. George n. Dallas,
master, is appointed to call the meeting to
order and to preside over its deliberations.
Second. The judges of election proceed
to ascertain the number Of stockholders
Pfesent or by proxy, both those who
stand registered upon the books of the
company at the time of meeting and those
registered three calendar months before
the time f meeting.
AAAus ~ SuO PAOOAuO0S ouu ulICCIOIS
are prepared and desirous of making q
statement of the business of the company
they are authorised to do 30.
FO In the election for officers the
votes shall be taken of all stockholders as
now registered, and of those registered
three calendar months prior to the meet
ing.
Fifth. The vote on the postponenent
shall then be in order and if sufficient time
has not been allowed to transact all the
business the chairman is authorized to
postpone for forty eight hours.
Sixth. The chairman of tho meeting
shall have the power to decide ths
vote upon all questions except for
election of officers, upon which issue
he shall make a report to court. lie shall
also make special return of all protests
and challenges and decisions thereon to
the court. The court will rule upon these
decisions and the eligibility of the votes
cast after the election. J. B. White was
agreed upon as secretary of the meeting.
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FOUND DEAD IN EAST EARL.


The Insane Wife Of william Watson Dies
In the WOODS.
Special Telegram to the IHTELLIoEscER.
NEW HOLLAND, March 12.-The body
of the dead negro woman, found yesterday
in the woods near Ranck's church, East
Earl township, has been identified as that
of the vito of VIM. Watson, q somewhat
notorious negro. who ranged along the
northern border of the Welsh mountains.
He was arrested, tried. convicted and is
now serving term of imprisonment on a
number of charges ef chicken stealing.
His wife was subject to fits of insanity and
it is supposed that she died in some sort of
q fit. Her body was found by Eli Dunlap
while ON his way to work. The conclu-
sion Of the coroner's jury has not yet been
reported.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in N In.
durable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balssms,
but act directly on the inaamed parts. allaying
Irritation, give reliof in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trochcs have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having beon tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have At
tanned well-merited rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. Sold At IS cent box
everywhere m6IvdTTh&S&lyw
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Itching Pileo-Symptoms ana Care.
The symptoms arc moisture, like perspira-
ton. intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly ut night, as If
pin worms were crawling in and about tho
rectum the private parts are sometimes AZ
fected If allowedto continue very serious re-
suits may follow. DR.. SwaynS's All Healing
Ointment is o plsasan: sure cure. Also for
tstter. itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barber's itch, blotchcs, all scaly, crusty, cuta-
neous eruptions.' Price, 70 cents, three boxes
for $l2j. Sent BY mail to any address ON re.
ceipt of price in currency or three cent post.
age stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 3
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
marl2-iyMWS&W
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HALF A MILLION LOST.


Destructive ConhaGration In Wakeheld,
Mass.
WAKEFIELD, March 12.-AbOut one
o'clock this morning fire broke out In what
is known as the new chair room of the
Wakefield rattan works, and soon spread
to the large four-story building used as a
basket and chair room which was quickly
destroyed. The flames then attacked
q large four story frame building, seventy
five feet wide and three hundred long, oc-
cupied as weaving room on the first floor
and a chair room above. This building was
quickly in ruins. Help arrived has from
Stoneham and Reading, and strong efforts
are making to check the flames. 1t is i'm
possible to estimate the loss, but it will
probably reach half a million dollars, per-
haps more, and it will throw nearly one
thousand employees out of work.
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Di0thors! lIotheEs&i M0th0rs!I
Are you disturbed At night and broken Of
your rest by q sick child:su6ering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If 50, go at once and get . bottle Of MRS.
WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUp. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immodiately-de-
pend upon 1t; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who will not tell you at onee that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t Il perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription OF emo OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; = cents .
bottle. mar7-lyd&WM,W&S
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SlleriG's Sales.

Sheriff Strine sold 1T sheriff's sale at the
court house, this city. this afternoon, the
following described real estate: A lot of
ground, on the south side of St. Joseph
street, in Lancaster, with a ODe-and-a
halt story frame dwelling and other inn
provements, rs the property of ia oh
Adams. Sold to A. A. Myers & Co., for
s1,05O.
A lot of ground on the east side Of
South Front street, Columbia, with atwo-
story brick dwelling house, with two
story brick back building, ETC., ON the
property Of Scott Patton. Sold to George
$. Mann for $1,000.
A tract of lanG in Drumore township,
containing 6S acres, with a two-story
frame dwelling house, bank barn and
other out-buildings as the property of Hi
ram Shuman. Sold to Geo: d. Shuman
for 81, 100.
A lot of ground on the west side Ct
North Queen street, Lancaster, with a
one story frame shop, frame Office attach
ed, frame stable and other outbuildings.
AS the property of William P. Frailey.
Sold to D. P. Rosenmiller, esq.,, for S60t.
A tract of land containing 35 acres, in
East Lampeter township, with two story
double brick dwelling house with twn-
story kitchen attached, hank barn and
other outbuildings, as the property of
Stephen II. Cooper. Sold to David n.
Lands for $3.50.
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A Family Rendered Homeless.

On Thursday evening about 8 o'clock a
coal oil lamp exploded at the residence of
Charles Anderson, near the mouth of the
Tucquan creek, opposite Hartman's
island. The blazing oil set fire to the bed
and the flames spreading to the building,
which was of frame, it was soon in blaze
and burned to the ground. Mr.. Anderson
was in Lancaster at the time delivering to-
bacco, and there being nobody about the
house except his wife and sister and a
small child, very little of the furniture
could be saved. The fro has rendered the
family homeless. They are temporarily,
however, provided for by neighbors.
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This morning while handling a self.
cooking pistol, John Martin, jr., of the
Relay house accidently discharged the
weapon and shot off the end of one of his
fingers.
This afternoon while Harvey Sener was
at work at Finn &Willson's shops, making
stove pipe, he got his fingers between the
rolls and crushed them very badly. Har-
vey is unlucky. It will be remembered
that two or three years ago he fell from
three or four-story building and frac-
tured his skull 30 badly that piece Of it
had to be removed.
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Dedication of St. Stephen's.

The dedication services of St. Stephens
Lutheran church, of which Rev. Emil
Meistcr is pastor, will commence to-
morrow morning, and will be OF
an elaborate and impressive char
character. There will be several learned
clergymen present, and the services will be
conducted in both English and German
languages. There will be q series of
meetings Sunday afternoon and evening,
and also Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day-the dedicatory services concluding on
Wednesday evening. St. Stephens church
of which a very full description was
printed in the INTELL1GENCER few weeks
ago, is one of the handsomest church edi-
fees in this city. being Of fine architect
ural design, substantially built, with lofty
stecple, ard furnished and decorated in
teriorly in the best style of art-the walls
and ceiling being fressoed by Reingruber.
Doubtless the attendance during the dedi-
catory services will be very large.
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING, MARCH II, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-For the Mid
die states, cloudy and threatening weather
with rain, northerly veeriDg to easterly
winds, stationary or higher temperture,
lower barometer.
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John Hood, the Rohrerstown colored
man, by whom it is alleged the ear OF
Thomas Smith was bitten OF in tho hight
of Monday night, was taken before Judge
Patterson, by whom he was admitted 70
bail on the mayhem charge, in the sum OF
$500. DR.. Herr testified before his honor
that he has been attending Smith since he
has been in Jail, and he il out Of danger.
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AARRLAGES.

RElNHoLD-BoUIR.-Ont the 18th of March,
1881. at the Cooper house. by the Rev. w. +.
Vile. to Miss Emma Bouor, Of heading. Berks
county, Pa.
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LNECUTOR's SALE Or STOCkS.
Il On THURSDAY, MARCH II. 1881, will be
sold at public sale at the Cooper House, Lam
caster, the following to wit
Two shares Farmers national bank stock.
Two shares 10Th series) American Mechanics
building and loan association stock.
Two shares (l0th ser;es) American Mechan-
fcs building aud loan association stock.
Two shares li!h series) American Mechan-
les buflding ami loan association stock.
Two shares N.th series) American Mechan-
les building AMI loan association stock.
Five shares list series) Lancaster Working
mer . saving lund and builning association
stock.
Sale commence ut O'Clock p. NJ. when terms
will be made known by
J.D. LUTZ.
JOHN A. BAUSMAN,
Executors of the estate of H. Gorrecht, decd.
SAM'L HEsS & Son, Auct. ml24tdR.
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MGSCELL ANEOS.
DRC POsALs FOR BONDS.

DRC POSALS FOR BONDS.
i Sealed proposals will be received at the
Mayors On1cc up to o'clock p. M, March 96,
1871 tor Fifty Thousand Dollars payable
from one to twenty years Fifty thousand
Dollars payable from i've to twenty years
and One Hundred ThO-sand Dollars payable
from ten tn twenty years; or any part thereof.
OF the bonds of the city of Lancaster, bearing
four per cent. interest per annum. payable
Demi-annually.
The above will be Registered Bonds, dated
April !, 1851. for $780, e5oO, lO00, issued to re-
deem existing indebtedness.
JNO. r. MAcGONIGLE,
marl015td Mayor.
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DEATHS.

SrlFFEL.-In this city, on the 1lth inst,
Isabslla. daughter of Christian and Elizabeth
Stiffsl, aged Is years, months and - days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dsnce OF her parents, No. sol West Orange
street, on Monday afternoon At O'Clock. 1t
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CNAPPER SOUP TONIGHT AT
~ COPLAND'S,
lids No. l25 North Queen Street.

CNAPrER SOUP TONIGHT AT
- COPLAED'S,
lids No. 125 North Queen Street.
TNION BETH Ell FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
u (FOr the benefit O Green Street MfoBiOn)
From MONDAY, MARCH II to SATURDAY,
up at the door for admittance are entitled to
their price of refreshments. All ticket holders
have one chance at tho gold watch to be drawn
at the close. marl16td
DEMOvAL OF THE CITY SHOE STORE.
VIC have removed from No. lst north
STREET. room lately occupied by e. 4.
'ieece. where we shall be continually receiv.
ing all the latest styles and latest makes OF
and see u. in our new location. A hearty vel
come '"a''' one "1u a. B 81 cAurMAN 800,
ml2-3td No. 7e1l East King st.
DUBLIC SALE. Commissioning MON
L DAY, MARCH IA, 1881, and to continue
from day to day until the whole of the stock fs
sold large ,GS OF H0gs Gi1 re WS,.1 s1.e1
(6 years old). by the barrel, and q general as
sortment of Pure Wines, Brandies, Whiskies,
Condition OF sale as follows: All bills under
SIS to be paid cash, and all bills over >95 credit
Of three months by giving note with approved
security. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock -. m.
On TUESDAY, MARCH Is. or second day OF
sale will be sold the Gray Horse. Keystone
Frank, two Top Buggies. q splendid Platform
Spring Wagon, two sets Single Harness. and
O JOHN HORTiNG, Proprietor
n. B.-Packages less than Barrel will be
charged extra according to cost. Every pack
age guaranteed to have full full measure: M AssmPle
good sold warranted to compare with sample.
HESS & Son, Aucts. ltd
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NEW ADTERTLSEMNNTS

NEW ADVERTLSEAENTS.
TKAND LUNCH TO-NIGHT AT MIChAEL
" SNYDER'S SALOON, on Manor Street.
ltd~
0YSTER SOUP LUNCH THIS (SATUR-
~ DAY) evening. at the Centennial Saloon.
corner of Strawberry, Mulberry and Vine
streets. Reiker's Beer ON tap.
lids HENRY KOHKER. Proprietor.
NkAND LUNCH OF CHICKEN CORN
" Soup at the Chestnut street hotel and res
THEO. WENDITZ.
ltd~ Proprietor.
CAUER kRAUT AND WACKEk'S CEcLE-
y brated Beer at the Washington House tits
evening. j. II. SCHUH.
lids No. 343 North Queen et.
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DUBLlC SALE OF BANK STOCK.
L On SATURDAY., MARCH 10, 1881, at tho
Cooper House. in the city of Lancaster, will be
sold the following bank stock
Thirteen shares of the COlumbta national
bank.
Ten shares Of the Union National bank of
Mount JOY.
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock p. m, when
terms will be made known by
CHARLES L. DERING,
SIMON p. EBY,
Executors of Catharine GibersOn, deceased
SAN'L HESS & SoN, Aucts. ml14tdl2, 14,l6.lS
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DUBLIC SALE or CANADA AOISEs.-
i On MONDAY, MARCH II. JAsl. will be
sold at public sale, at j. ID. Denlinger's Merri-
mac House, Lancaster city, Pa. the following
live stock, to wit: Sixteen head OF choice
heavy Canada horses. They will all be heavy
and we'll boned, and must be In all respects as
represented by the undersigned or no SALE A
credit of 60 days will be given.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. M. when
terms will be made known by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
SAM'L HISS & Son. Aucts. marll.zM
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MIGHT DlSPENkAKY
IN Tho proprietor Of the LANCASTER CITY
PHARHACY, corner Of North Queen and
Orange streets. wishes to notify his patrons
and the public that he has opened
NIGHT DISPENSARY,
vt his residence and is therefore prepared to
NIL any prescriptions and furnish any medi-
cines In cases OF emergency.
ANDREW q. FREY,
As West Orange street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mothers never fail to recommend Malt Bit
ters as nourishing ind strengthening.
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THOK RENT.-THE STORE ROOM No. -
L West King street. now occupied by JOnE
Falck. Tailor. Possession given APRIL
1881. Apply to WILLIAM j. COOPER,
jan3M.W&Sttd West King Street,
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NfISALER HOUSE,
NJ Il formerly Clarendon.).
lis and lis SOUTH EIGHTH STREET below
Chestnut), PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
On the European plan. Meals at all hours, at
moderate rates. Rooms. 5Oc., 75c. and 81 per
day. Hotel open all night.
ABEL MlSHLER CO., Props,
Formerly Of the Mishler House, Reading, Pa.
HARRY STEWART Supt., p. -
Formerly Of the st. Clair, Atlantic City.
ml23md
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NEW ADYERELsEMEN1s

GOUR KROUT LUNCH THIS EVENING
y At the FULTON OPERA HOUSE SALOON,
Prince street. Beer, the best In the city, on
tap.
ftds JOHN SPANGLER, Prop.
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NE RAL EN-

Rev. Mr. Putnam of Charlotte oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Congregational
church last Sabbath morning, and after
the discourse, administered the sacra-
ment, assisted by Rev. Charles Wether-
by of Clinton, Mass, who filled the
desk in the evening.
Mrs. CIV. Barton and son returned
last Saturday from the west, after all
absence of eight months. Henry, the old
est son, has been in critical health for
some time, and has been securing med
ical treatment. We are glad to learn
he returns home much improved. v
~ most distressing accident occuN
red at the residence of Messrs. Stowe
aud Doud, on Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. David Sears commenced work for
them at noon, for the haying season.
While moving away hay In their
sheep barn, a trap door over which he
was working became displaced and the
unfortunate man fell a distance of seven
or eight feet, striking upon a hay box
in such a manner as is supposed to
have broken his neck. Messrs. Stowe
and Doud were Immediately upon the
spot, but the poor man only gasped a
few times, and life was extinct. Mr..
Sears was somewhat advanced in years,
and leaves a wife in feeble health, who
is almost crushed by the sudden and
terrible blow. There are several child
rem, all married, and residing IN differ
ent parts of the country. The deceased
had lived in town nine years, and by
his correct and upright life had won
the respect and Kind regard of his
nefgflboIs. IL Is supposed JnaJ Mr..
Sears must have thrust his pltchfork
through the hay into the door beneath
and slightly displaced the same, and
when again stepping upon it, It'll gave
way beneath his weight. The door is
the same n that has been in use for
fifteen years, no IaccidentIever occur
ring. The funeral services were attend
ed Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Knowlton ofici-
He spoke words of tenderest
sympathy to the afflicted cues, and inn
pressed the sad lesson upon all that
eye know not what a day may bring
and "Be ye alsoj prepared
The remains yer taken to Ferrisburgh
for interment.