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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02

possible" The cashier did as he was
directed, and bought government and
state bonds to the required amount and
gave them to his lawyer. "Now 1 will
go with your said the lawyer, land
plead your case with the bank directors
at the regular meetingp They went
together. The cashier read his confess
sion in a voice convulsed with sobs. He
told how the theft had been committed,
avewed, and in the same breath con-
fessed his inability to make good the
amount. "Nyhat is the amount?"
asked the president. sit is % ,000,"
answered the cashier. There was a
decided sensation in the board, and
EXPLANATIONS of establishment as the
extent of the loss went from mouth to
mouth, in the midst Of which the law
yer rose and addressed them. He beg
ged them to consider the confidence,
which was in itself a temptation, they
had reposed in their cashier, his long
service, and other things calculated
To Mitigate Their Feelings
towards bis client. He then shO we'd
them that the publication Of this deficit
al that time would cripple the bank
and probably compel it to close its
doors, and ended by saying that he
himself had such confidence in the
:uture of his client, in his emOrse and
repentance, that he would engage to
collect among his friends and from var.
ious other sources 100000, and bring
it to them before 8 O'Clock on that day,
provided they would give his client a
written guarantee against a criminal
prosecution. "If not" he added, 'ris
client would surrender himself into
their hands and meet the penalty OF
his misdeeds, but the bank would lose
the whole amount" Well, the di.
rectors deliberated, but they accepted
the lawyers terms, gave the cashier
the release on the condition named,
and took his resignation at the same
time. The lawyer easily made a loan
upon the securities and kept his word,
'and," said my informant gravely,
that very cashier is a broker in the
New York stock exchange to-day. He
has paid up his liabilities to the bank,
and is highly respected by all who do
not know him as we'll as do"
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president has no business to speculate"
"AhP' said the President, sneeringiy.
"What is the value of your interest In
this bank?" .,o
The director stated the amount tne
President drew his check for it, anu the
director Withdrew from bis presence
and the bank. ou.,
The Produce Exchange has several
members who are not yet Of age, ana
the young men who shout their oruers
to buy or sell so loudly are for the most
Fart clerks of big commission houses;
But they make many a qniet turn"
on their own account, often wltn uire
results.
No more disastrous failures ever oc,
Cured than those of Henry CleWs anu
Jaw Cooke. The recovery OF 6oth men
has been marvellous, and has Deeh
achieved by legitimate methods ana a
safe, conservative business policy. Both
are again rich, but Mr.. Clews alone Ism
active business at the old stand. he
lost 81, 600, 900 on a certain dark day IN
1873. He was so poor that he had 10
send his wife TO her own family for SIX
months for support. He is worth to-day,
il is said. at least 81. 900, 900.
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Evenings NJ Home.


The long evenings, which follow the
short days, are made in some fam lies
lie happieSt Of all happy times The
cares Of the day are ended the mothers
rtstiug-time has come; the father has
come; the father has dropped all slrt>
of business worries aud p~erpleNitieS, ana
the whole family throw themselves
with zeal into the innocent pleasures
Of the home circle.
Ii is well for the women Ot the house
hold to remember that the pleasant
evenings at home are the strong anti
dntes to the practice Of looking for en-
joyment abroad, and seeking for pleas
ure i'm by and forbidden places; for re-
laxatiOns and recreation will be indulg-
ed in somewhere by most men, and
happy are they who find in the home
circle the diversion they need.
\ lively game, an interesting book
read aloud, or, in musical families, a
new song To be practlsed, will furnish
pastime that will make al evening pass
pleasantly.
4 little ~forethOught during the day,
a little pulling of wires that need not
G will make the whole thing easy,
and different ways and means may be
provided for making the evening hours
pass pleasantly and the time to be look.
ed forward to with pleasant anticipa-
tiOnS.
We visited once IN a large family
where it was the duty OF each sister in
turn to provide the evenings Occupa-
ton, and there was a pleasant rivalry
between them as 20 whose evening
should be the most enjoyable. The
brothers entered fully into the spirit Of
the simple home entertainments, and
were as 10th to be Obliged to spend an
evening away from home as their sisters
and parents were TO have them absent.
Every n spoke of this family as an
uncommonly united one, for each and
every member showed such a strong
attachment for the home to which
each one contributed so much pleasure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
LAUGH AND a o FAT.

At the stand still-the peanut busi-
ness.-Hartford Times.
a jersey waste: Paying money TO
see Mrs. LaDgtry act.-Boston Trans
cript.
When Fogg was asked regarding n
latest additions to the English language
he said he would ask his wife. She al
ways had the last word.-BostOn Tran
script.
A circus lemonade man happening
to be in d market the other day, ahd
seeing some OF the yellow fruit, pointed
to it and said: whats them things"'
boston Post.
The waiter inferred that the guest had
taken a little something before supper
from the mere fact of his ordering "tied
fraters and chOrk pops."-Syracuse
Eerald.
In the far West a man advertises for
woman ito wash, iron and milk one
or two cows" What does he want his
COWS washed aud irOned for?-Ol City
Derrick.
Country maidens are now holding
guessing matches. They sit out in the
garden and guess whether it's a potato
Dug or an army worm that's crawling
down their backS.-New York World.
A camp meeting preacher said the 9th,
er day that "the wicked angels are glad
when the newspapers record the fall Of
a Christian" Wonder what papers the
devil subscribers fOr?-Burlingt0n Free
Press.
An Indian poet has written some
verses on the Opulence Of his poverty.
What worries most of us at the present
time is the poverty of our opulcnce. 1t
is too sad u thing to write verses about.
New York Commercial.
Mr.. Dana continues to shrek, Turn
the rascals out" ALI, well, Mr.. Dana,
you can't expect everybody to turn out
IS great r~ascals as yourself. No thanks,
please. You deserve it, Mr.. Dana, in
t,,d You 10. Burlington Hawkcye.
want 10 }c a plumber.
And stand with plumbers grand;
Nv shirI ( uHt full Of diamonds,
NV rockets full nf' sand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
FOR SALE.
Sale OF n Valuable
Ohio County Farr.

by virtue OF 3 decd OF trust made by Pere-
gIine Whitman 10 the undersigned trustee,
GATED on the LIST day Of February. lsS, and
~ Court 81 Ohio county, West Virginia, in
deed Of trust hook No ls," page ~. 10 secure
I" thomas II. Wins, The Exchange Bank Of
Wheeling. ne Bank Of the Ohio Valley, and
}. 4. Maxwell tho payment Of certain sums OF
money mentioned therein, viii, on
Thur>day. September Q. 1853,
comm encing At 10 O'Clock A. u, sell Atpublis
Auction, ON Inc preuises, To the nighest aud
les. bidder, Gil that tract of land situate on
tho waiers OF Asgrawis run, In Liberty dis
tuurdtd ~ follows: Beginning NJ y sycamore
on Magrsws run, corner TO James 9sston;
thence up said run y: ~ +. s. s-IoO poles;
l.. y W-t1 pol.sio.ne i j. V. cGsmSsrs and
coInCEto Thomas Wins and J. ID. Whitman;
raeEce along I'D. Shilhams line y So ".
lneuoe n. &N W. :6S poles along a private
road: thence along said ?oAd 81 ". IL POLES:
ih,nce y. 10 WI Il poles; thence N. 81, W.
u : POLES; thence y. NJ W. Il poles; thence
I'll ". Is poles; thence \. ~ W, iOtS
-. poles: shence \ Is W. az. poles TO Hattie
'un road thence along said road :. h's' X.
~ poles; thence :, I2H T.. s.. poles 10 a stone
corner To fdwari Ray: thence Il l. h. "a
poles; thence y. - ". Is l6.GuC poles 10 line
OF sSid hay thence along his line - W.
- lt.rN w. u NNbtlt, vi ufl Nhi. VI HlIhh y
lut; jlencr along his line =. 50 e g s-i0 poles;
thence - +. poles thence = 2iS H,uSS
poles 10 line of Edward Ray thence with his
Iiur : 49, T. y I1'l@ poles: thence s.l;' h.
- q no roles Ia limo ~ Morrow Gibson:
lrcuc" with Ills !irc 4 ~ r. - - 100 pn'cs TO
tie lInc OF J imss GSsIOn, thence along hts
buc Ne T. - Gi-Iu0 poles; thence - - h.
Il l.,lU poles to n VI Il cherry: thence y. IS
=. - SN.itu poles To the beginning. contracting
Two Humid cd ana FIFTEEN l.IiJ acres. more or
lcSs, l'inG the 'arm NJ which said Percsrins
Whitman now resides.
TERNs ~ SALE-Onc-thirt 81 the purchase
none aud NJ much more a. the purchaser
may tl,cl 10 pay. IN cash, and the residue In
two ,,iuaI annual pay ments, wuh interest
from the day Of sale, the ~purrha'er 10 give
his notes, with good security, for the deferred
pay meniS, and the legal Title In 10 retained
a. further security uUtI! the M az Tho
purchase money In ION.
The title Ia ssid p~rrprr'y IN believed to 10
~I.Tf,Ct, hnt selling ~ trustee, I snail convey
- ~ such tl!c a. Is Nestud In mo by said Iced
II trust. i. r. JoNrS,
,,-n.l lFuala,A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
WAT MAY A YOUNG LADY DO.

She may stand on the curb
With 9 pretty red fan,
And dirt till she's tiredi
With a nobby young man.
This Is naughty.
She may clean up the house
Or bake . nice PIE
And sing to the badly
when the Clouds Roll by.
This Is rough.
She can stand a. the gate
In the moons pale light
She may kiss hun just once
As she says "GoGd night"
This /, nice.
She may firt nv she's DID,,
She may work ii she's dead,
Size NAV live an old maid,
Or be HIoed, " IN and wed,
1hSt u true
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i

THE UNDFRSIGNED HAVE PURCHAS.
/ I'd the stock Or drugs. medicines, goI
will, etc. of the old firm OF ~I.Hugh!ir Bros. &
Co, and will cOnlinue the hU>inr : NJ t." Old
>IhLd, l2US Main street, under the sam arm
Lame.
Soliciting q continuance OF the liTcr1l
patronage heretofore bestowed on the Oh
INN, We remain
Respectful yours,
{. II. ODEERT.
INO. =. Lat GIIblN.
FItSD. =. LNUGaLiN.
Wheeling, ". Va, August 70, 1888.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
TO THE r

TU-DAN We HAVE DISPOSED OF TIIF
L stock O! drugs, medicines, good VII. ctG
- Tie old firm If Iatn4h in Bros. 4 60 I
Mcssr>. G.. r. Oibc't, Ino. =. LauGhiin ana
lged. :. la,ugh,in, vino viii continue Ia,
ruSin">s no. thcold fiim name at cd ,'tnH
and who will SCI V yUur wants in an etirl"n'
mHEner.
To the many friends Of t'e past thirty
Years business relation, "" trIdar SINGER.
hanks for IT." literal patronage hrS'"wr
and ask Tor a continuance of the SANE" 10 "I
y0ung ana energetic partners aHd successor
continuing the UU.iEls.. who we ctn asa
yyU will 'Crve you faithfully and with q,
good intent and purpose and we believe more
tucrgetIcrliN.
From many years service on our parts, re
mind IA that younger heads may do bet ~
thar we have in some respects.
In calling your attention 10 the change
above mentioned we would Respectfully ask
that ali persons knowing thcin'Clv"Siudehreu
IA the old firm will please settle their account,
as soon a. possible.
The books ~ the old firm remain - thc
office Of the rev firm, who are authorized t.
settle the same.
Yours truly,
SANTA AIFX. LAUGHLIN.
Wheeling. August ~, ls>}. aG#lcNju
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The King.

gud 80 | must isave yDu with the COL
oucl'> story, much ~ | would Xix" rot"ll
Yea o. the Importance OF this north
eastern terminus Of the Colonel, road,
this Duluth Of which Proctor Knott
knew 50 little, but which in time = de3-
tined To- play so important a part ~ the
development oi tlr great Vest. Here
are hug ocean steamers, that l., they
are a. iar-e a. a t'Uuardur, ami they
bring coal from Buffalo. POO miles, az
eighty-iiyt cents per ton. Here the
wheat and the cattle 81 the great Vest
will find water transit, with t~ran-hIp-
m,ut at buffalo, which gives eNtraor-
diuarily uhetn transportation to the
SCabOard. IiI- j. the polnt-a kind Of
fingers point, opening ny the Western
hemisphere To The cute WORT {
which the Ecutuckian humoriSt @new
30 little: nut Duluth now hasa morning
paper and two evening papers, with a
lliird on the stocks, and a street rail-
road and a grand opera house, with
white sails coming aud going. Already
Minneapolis il alarmed, for that city
has millions invested in flour mills, aad
the roar OF it, waterfall cannot drown or
down the grumbIing of the millerSr wLo
are ON halt time, for wheat and not
Minneapolis flour is sent to the east
ward. -. j..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02

vital o0AGlaOosi

vital 0uHsssoasi
Ask The most eminent physician
OF any school, what 70 the best thinR in
The world for quistng and allaying eli Ird-
tation Of the nerves and curing al forms
of nervous complaints giving natural
childlike refreshing sleep alwaysf
And they will tell you unhedtatingly
some form OF Hops"
cHAPr1R I.
Ask any or al Of the most eminent ply
sicians:
"What Ii the best and only remedy thaj
can be relied on to cure all diseases OF the
kidneys and urinary organs; suA -
Bright's disease, diabetes. reten ton or in.
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar to Women
and they will tell you explicitly and
emphadcally .Buchu'."
Ask the same physicians
"Mbat Il the most reliable and surest uro
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constips-
ton, indigestion, b~iliousneSs, malarial fever
sgue, SC. aud they will tell you:
M~apdrake!or DAndelion 70
Hence, when these rem. dies are combined
with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such
Concluded next week
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WELL DRILLING.

WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ANY
W work that the public NAV have IL
his line. We are practical we'll -driliers aud
g~Uarfr;ee water % no pay.
COY further inrorrcatInD address Jar1e
Fsry Vest t.exAnder, Pa, or Ross 1urE,
Na"spvtlIe. ". Va,
my e,Esb JAMES EePY q CD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE q. +. MCMECHEN PROPERTY ON
4 CaldweI's Run, will not be sold at truS.
tees sale as lately advertised. The property
l., however, offered at private sale. Persons
wishing 10 purchW"e can enquire OF h. r.
ncMechen, Denis O'kceie, or john I. La.
kin. augSOa Wdt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02

Old Aunt PIGGY Malcolm, the oldest
person in Walton county, Georgia, died
last Saturday, aged 10 years. She
leaves several children between Sd and
so wears old to MOURN her untimely
death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
JEWELRY.

: n y D.
5 When a man buys a ;
( watch he wants, in ,
+ the first place to get a
+ good one, and second +,
+ ly, he wants to know !,
: that he is buying it at
: price not over FIVE per
+ cent. above the cost of
+ manufacture.
< Speaking Of watch
s es, | am now selling
+ the justly cele brated
!: Hamden Springfield
x Watch. which is guar
< anteed specially, and
x whose beauty OF work
Z manship is as remark
= able as are its pcrlec-
tons as a timepiece.
& With reference to pri-
= ces, | have made Spe-
: cially advantageous
arrangements W t h
h c manufacturers
which easily enables
me to save several
dollars to every watch
- buyer. In general
- lines OF ladies and
g%entlemen's watches,
however, | can show
a stock which has but
= few EQUALS in udicious
-.
- assortment, and which
for genuine value and
beauty OF appearance
- is not cxccllcd,l know
Ivy any house. On
tyrnc and nrl'pc
~ ~
s have fixed a rule,
~ uhirh * directly IN
- H. ;,,+,-.c+ oC ,,,-
~ TIC IILttiCSt vi lul
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Saved Him 1900 Dollars

SnAdS, ~. l., JAN. W, 1919.
Or. Il. J. Kendall q To-, GENTS Having
used a good deal % you Krudlt's SPAWN
cure with great success, ] Thought | would
let on know what It has done for me. Iw"
wears ago ! had as speedy u cot az was ever
rRi,cd In Jefferson ouu'y When ! wGs break
ing him. he kicked over lie cross bar AMI got
ftht and tor one Of biz mud legs all To pieces
ltnpIOycd the best f%HrIi-rs, 5ui they all shF
lie v ~ .yo!lcd, Iir hat u very large thor.
Ough. pin, and ] used iHO hp'ilc- 81 yOu'
EcT dHll's pawn cure. and n took the DYnrh
entirely of, Rnd he aplI after CtriS ~ si"tI
collars. ~ v u-a'i II TO- bone pawn md
wind gals. ana u has always cured CON.
tlrtrly aud luft tie lag hmOpih.
II II q splendid W"s C'U" FOR L"uma'isIn. J
have recommended - 10 u good IN any. am
fncy all NV II do-t'h" 40 K. ! was IN Sith
~rr.ugtGn & E~u"cIgni'- Drug store, ia Adam
'Hc other day md law 4 very fine picture ypr
~rul item. Tried 20 by H.. Lu' cTIli not
hey said n would write 10 you that you
would srud ire ore. ! wish ys1 would, anG
viii d. you 81. 'Hr good / can.
N,rv rc-u,ciflEr. r.. =. ITdAN
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5000 AWARD

For the BEST POEM on ESTER.
BROOKS STEEL PENb. MUST
not exceed "a lines por a!lude 20
other makers. Competitor 70
enclose 10 cents, for which tney
NilI receive II best ABSORBED
steel pens. No pufs wanted'
Award made October Isl:
Ths ~EaTERBROOR STEt
PEN COMPANrs
90 John st., New York.
a. .. eSA pr dag q hcmH sanptss 49,
80 N Nv Is STes. Addre0 0onsoes
Porjasl nAtAA 49,
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has sold over S2O,GuO worth Of lots at
this point. anda $4,000 hotel is already
in TroceSs of erection. Out in Washing.
ton Territory, where the settler cones
from the westward, 10y way Of san
Fran cisco aud the ocean, the towns Of
SPOKANE Falls, Sprague and Cheney
nave added fifty per cent. to their pop
uiarsOu. From all reports it is probable
that the next great boom in settlement
viii be- the immigration to Washington
Territory. The climate is less severe
than that Of Dakota, and the land is re-
ruatkab!y rich ami productive. The
Northern Pacific Railroad Company has
over lA,Uuo, GO0 acres ofSpIendid agrlcul.
tuial lands in Washington Territory.
Wc~i of the Cascade range comes the
great timber belt OF the Pacific slope.
Into this region new capital Is going,
end new SaW-nilis and manufacturing
Establishments are raridiy being bNi!t."
10 one speaks after
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Prosperous Farmers.


Helena, the capital OF Montana,
grew To be u prosperous city wlthOu
railroads, the richest city per capita,
perhaps, in the United states, as with
only 5000 inhabitants she already has
four national banks, with a combined
capital of II, 600, GOO, and deposits to the
amount of a, 900. doubt whether
there is another city OF 5000 inhabitants
in the United States which can show
such wealth.
"Thc growth of the towns on the line
of the NorIheru Pacific Railroad has
been sOmcwha. phenomenal, all the
larger places having increased, aud
there is scarcely a village that has not
quadrupled ill., population w,Lh.n the
last twelve months. New towns have
y ruug up which boast a population
of 500 to lOOO souls, with All established
mrTChsnlile business, hotels and teie-
gIauh offices, where, twelve monthsagO,
there was not u single house. At Living
stOu. in the Yellowstone Valley the
town waS laid out aud the first lot was
sold less than eight months ago, aud to-
day there j. q population of over 2,bPO
people, and the railroad company is the
gamer to the extent OfS1OO, OOO from the
~ale Of lots at that place. At Town
send, another new town i'm central Mon
tara, on the banks of the Missouri
rivtr about 500 people have gathered
stree the railroad was completed to that
IUiut. two months ago.
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on the 4th Of June last, and within
thirty days from that time so great "a
the rush OF outside capital to invest in
property at Bismarck that the deposits
In the banks increased
Nearly One Million Dollars.
The Territory received a donation Of
100000 In money from the citizens OF
Bismarck and 800 acres, and q guaran-
tee Of $500, 00O more. All this fund Is to
be applied to the construction OF the
capitol building, and within the next
two years Dakota will have q capitol
building the cost of which will exceed
100000 without mourning one dollars
obligation, all the money being fur
nished by the donation of the cash
above named, and from the sale Of the
land donated to the Territory at that
point. The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company advanced the price of its
frst-class lands, within fifty miles OF
Bismarck 81 per acre when the capital
was located at that point, and during
the month of June alone PC, 1000 acres Of
land were sold at s. per acre and up
wards.
''There is no question as to the value
Of agricultural lands owned by n
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Jay Cooke was right when he said that
the country traversed by this road was
the best on any road between the At
lantic and Pacific. The lands in Dako-
Ia are better than those OF Kansas and
Nebraska. The grazing lands of Mon
tana are vastly superior to thoseof Wy
Oming, Colorado and New Mexico, and
throughout the entire valleys of. this
inter-mountain State farming has been
profitabiy carried on for the last fifteen
years, and all these valleys are now
dotted over with
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from the aafe, to the amount OF slOO
UnO. Bring them - me As early
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by the railroad company, 4l7,3SS acres
were sold at the Minnesota and Dakota
division, which includes all of Mime
sofa and that portion of Dakota lying
east Of the Missouri River aud the
1ellowstOnP; 656S acres were sold on
the Yellowstone Valley, $500 acres in
central Montana, 166, $50 acres on the
Tend d'Oreille division and eastern
Washington Territory, and 26, 946 acres
on The Pacific division, between Port.
anu and Puget Sound. The business
Cl the department has almost doubled
mat OF last year, and the average price
t'9 acre al which the lands we're sold
Es'Out 81 in 1883, being an increase Of
.'ttnts per acre over the sales of the
breeding year.
Tue establishment OF the new capital
y ilrkota on the line Of the Northern
IS'ilIc Railroad has served to draw
general attention to the value Of the
aoh lands lying i'm the Missouri Vslly
~U westward. The capital Vas located
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-27
THIN STANTON HORROR.
investigating tho Mystery by which,
Five Patients were Poisoned mt
the western Lunatic Asylum.
suPposED TO BE THE FEARFUL
FREAK OF A LUNATIC.

Theories Tending to Exculpnto the Druggist
and Attendants-The Medicines which
were Sent Ont on the Three Fatal
waitcrs-A Previous Dinboiieal At.
temps on Friday Lan-Thc Sad
Case OF Young wilkins, OF
Northampton-The Au-
topss, and How IL
was Conducted.