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Arrest Of a Swindler.

J. II. Dalton, alias |. W. McCurdy has
been arrested at Bath on a charge Of saind-
ling. His method vas to offer cheap Jewell
~ for sale on the street corner. Batting the
crowd with cash gifts he would sell lot of
cuff buttons at fifty cents and then return
their money to the purchasers and give them
dollar besides. The crowd was eager to
buy and lot Of worthless chains were sold
for dollar, buyers expecting their money
returned With generous cash present all
around After the sharper had got all the
money the crowd wanted TO put up be coolly
stuffed it into his pockets and was driven TO
Hardlng's, small station three miles away
and boarded the train bound west. The
facts becoming known, Mayor Wakefield
ordered his arrest and in response 10 a tele-
gram the man was stopped at Brunswick
and is now in the Bath lookup. He is pre-
sumed to be the same fellow who has been
working this dodge in Biddeford, Lewiston,
Brunswick and other places. He took
some two or three hundred dollars in Bath
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ada to allow the importation free Of duty of
our manufactures into Canada, while retain
ing her duty on British goods. About all
the concession the Cat adams now propose is
the headland-3 mile concession, which is
no concession at ALL The Dominion gov
eminent owns the terms Of the proposed
treaty are correctly reported.
Wednesday the republicans of Massa-
chusetts met in Boston IN State Convention.
The resolutions adopted call for the sub
mission of a prohib,ory constitutional
amendment to the people. for further carry
ing out OF civil service methods, rebuke the
democrats in the State legislature for their
failure to pass the employers liability hiii
for the benefit Of employees. discriminate
against convict and imported pauper labor,
denounce Bayards recent course toward
Mexico, demand the repeal Of the silver
coinage bull, maintain the principles OF pro-
lection and condemn the Democratic Ma
tional House of Representative for its fail
ure to deal properly with important ques-
tons. such as fisheries and coast defence.
Lieut.. Gov. Ames was nominated for gov
ernor by a large ballot. Hon. J. q. A.
Bracket was nominated for the second place
on the ticket. At the Massachusetts, repuh-
licsn convention. Henry B. Pierce, of Abing-
ton, was nominated for Secretary Of State,
A. W. Beard for Treasurer, Charles r. Laid
Of Springfield for Auditor, Edgar s Sher-
man Of Lawrence for Attorney General all
by reclamation.
-Patsey F-eney. a sixteen.year old boy
shot his mother in Portland. "Wednesday
afternoon, because she ~oald not let him
look at a letter. She will probably die
The town Of Harmon, is greatly excited
over large number of incendary fires,
within a week. Ten sets Of buildings have
burned and several others have been set on
fire. A l6-yesr-old bad boy who has ac-
complies, owns 10 setting two Of the fires.
Several Maine towns reported Sigh,
earthquake shocks, last week. 4 Bangor
woodsman named Zebulon Yale. was
drowned. Thursday. Ii i, reported tina,
pieces Of a mans skeleton have been found
in the ruins Of barn lately burned at Bow
doinham, which probably accounts for the
fire. Several prisoners have escaped from
Maine jails, recently. the last being from
Paris jail. VIM. T.. Gould. the Portland
defaulter. has been arrested and was ar.
ragned Thursda, evening. pleaded "Gmify'
and sentenced to ten wears in State
Prison. The Name S,sie tnierrs HIST sun
DAY School convention vii meet at Drering.
Oct. - and II The Weston family had
very large and successful family reunion.
T. lrsday. "a, Madison. A. the frrmrn'-
tournament IN Brunswick. Thursday. Excrl-
siar If Auburn won. PLAYING 2l2 ! 4 feet 49,
: feet more than Andrpscnsgtn of Top,ham,
which was second Reclss Of Pi:tslon Ihud.
Tempest Of Richmond fourth. and Wa.er-
witch of oudoinham 9Th
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Connecticut Elections.

a NET GAIN OF FIVE REPUBLICAN TOWNS
As FAR As HEARD FROM.
HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. 4. The annual
town election took place, together with the
vote on the Constitutional amendment ex-
tending the terms Of Sheriff from three wears
&c four. Minority representation prevails
on town boards and towns are classed po-
htically according to the politics of the ma
jority Of the board for the admission of new
voters. This board is composed Of the Sc
leetmen and Town Clerk. There are l6j
towns holding elections. The Constitution
al amendment has been carried by large
majority in a light vote. About half the
towns in the State have voted no license.
Returns from 100 towns give the Repub-
licans 81 towns; the Democrats 81 divided
Is. The same towns last year gave the
Republicans 40; Democrats "a divided H.
Net Republican gain towns.
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Some people in Damariscotta think they
felt slight earthquake shock Wednesday
morning at two o'clock. Others say it was
Imagination.
1t 10 reported that William II. BigeIow,
OF Augusta, formerly New England supern-
tendent Of the railway mail service, has re-
ceived an appointment as postmaster of the
United States Senate. 1t is intended to re-
organize the Senate postal system, and Mr..
Bigelow is selected for the purpose on ac-
count Of his familiarity with the postal rules
Of the country.
A tornado did much damage to the
buildings of Byron and John Bridham, of
Miuot, week before last. The fences near
by we're blown down and the barn was un-
rooted.
A dwelling house at Calais. owned By
Gardner Il Hanson, and unoccupied. was
burned Thursday. Loss $500; insured. 1t
was probabl, the work Of an incendiary.
The Belfast Age saws /, is understood
that Colonel W. II. Fogler. of that city,
Hon. A. +. Nickerson of Swanville. and
Hon. Fred Atwood of Wintsrport. are can
ddates for members of the executive coun-
Gil. W aldo county being entitled to council
or in 1887.
The friends of Hon. Elliot, Wood Of
Winthrop, are making efforts TO have him
elected member of Governor Bodwell's
council
The two years old son Of Edward Carey
died the 2Sth ult., at Camden from the effects
of scald received by pulling of the table
Sunday morning two cups of hot tea.
Grin r. Bickford arrested by Detective
\. Davis in July last, after being shot. was
sentenced in the York county supreme
cour, Thursday 10 two wears in the State
prison for assault on William NJ Roach in
Lebanon in the fall of 1881 The prisoners
brother Frank is now serving three wears
sentence for the same assault
Since the death Of Arthur b. Sutton.
prominent Orono lnmhermar, It has been
discovered tina, he forged the name Of the
firm Of Gould 4 Hastings as eudorsets 10
notes for $ 900. ros held by the Second
National, kenda>krag and Merchants
banks Of Bangor
-The First Maine Cavalry had reunion
at Skowhcgau THURSDAY Thrr, was a SOL
dl.r's dinner at Hesvtine's urw block Ia
the afternoon there VAS parade under The
e.cor, of Russell Post. G. 4 r. Ia the
evening there was grand camp ire.
The annual meeting If thc State Board
If Health. which Was u have occurred the
first Monday il. this month. haS h-en post
poned oue month. b, reason If the absence
af several % the members Dot of the State.
Secretary loCng has hcsn ln,estigating tie
typhoid fever Epidemic ia Van Barren There
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Another matter of the vastest importance
is the water supply. This subject is being
pretty thoroughly investiga ted and has led to
the org anization of new water company,
who will apply to the Legislature this win
ter for the granting Of charter.
This scheme is one originated BY the Wis
itors, and the company is made up largely
OF the nonresident property owners.
As II is anticipated that a severe contest
will be made in the Legislature by the new
company for charter. and that it will be
opposed by the old company. it may not be
smiss TO state the principles involved in the
pending conflict and the arguments each
will use TO show why It's own requests should
be granted
Inc Water Company is now composed
chiefly, If not solely. of the Rodicks, to
whom, until very recently, has been con-
ceded Identification with every great under
taking that has been for the good Of Bar
Harbor.
have been impossible for Bar Harhor to
have attained ANYTHING like It's present pro-
portions If 1t had not been long since sup
piled with pure water that seeing the need
OF the public for better water supply they
came 10 the rescue, and a. an enormous out
lay, brought Eagle lake water into every
in he kn,I G..
private use, aud at time when the enter
prise was almost booted at by capitalists
and hnanciers that since pioneering their
way into this enterprise, fraught with such
expense and uncertainty. and that has
proven nt sucr incaculable benefit to the
place, that now 1t has proven financial sue
cess, that their company ought to enjoy the
benefits Of II. They further claim iha, their
Improvements have always been made in ad.
vance OF public demand. and tina, their tax
rates, Tor the use Of water, have been as
low a that Of any compan, in the country
The old COMPANY advances other good argu.
ments why It sun1d be- protected in It's in
teresis. but those already gwen are It's
salient ones
The new company representing millions
of wealth. claims that Bar IIaTbar hss out
grown the capabilities OF the old company,
and that the present and future demands Of
the place can onl, be Supplied by = larger
company then the Rudlck>, IN fact com.
IA hat x.-rfrs 4
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sure cure for blind bIc"din.. ana itch
IN Piles. One box ha- cured the worse ,.t-e-
Of ten YEAR standing. No one need suffer ten
minute, after using this wonderful kirk'. Ger
man Pile Ointment. II ah~orh- tuInor. ~
iht> tile itching al once act, A. 4 puuliice,
gives instant relief. kirA'> German Pile ONT
ment j. prepared ouy Tor Piles aud itching Of
the private parts and nothing el-r Every
box l. warranted by our Agent. sod by
Druggists; sent BY mail on receipt OF price ioc.
and Sl.o0 per box.
DIR. {. o. BENTON. PROF.
Cleveland -.
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Prohibition Upheld by Ohio Courts.

In the circuit court of the United States at
Cleveland, Judge Weller Thursday, disposed
of the application of William Tan
ner, ST., saloon keeper Of Alliance,
Ohio, for preliminary injunction to re-
strain the village of Alliance from the en-
foreement of the prohibitory ordinance
passed under the Dow law, by refusing the
restraining order. Judge Weller held that
the ordinance does not conflict with the
Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution
Of the United States, and that it is only a
police regulation in the interest of public
morals. and for the common good. Judge
Jackson concurred in the refusal of the APP
plieatiou. This was the first case in Ohio,
under the law, and was watched with great
interest.
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The Showing of Bank Examiner Wiswell,

I The report Of Hon. A. ?. Wiswell. Ma
iional Bank Examiner, as to the standing Of
+ the FRS, National Bank of Portland. is a
very clear and exhaustive document. show
( ing much Of pains-taking research and a
most efficient auditing of accounts. 1t is a
statement in which not only the stockhold-
ers and the depositors Of the Bank are in
terested, but the general public as well.
Mr.. Wiswell after making full and
complete statement Of the resources and La
bilities Of the bank points out that his state
ment shows a surplus fund of $ll2, 256 90
instead Of S279, 7il.l0 as called for by the
ledger, in other words a surplus fund OF
Sl67 .4S5,ll less than the ledger calls for
This less occurs upon two accounts. namely,
the account Of cashier, checks and that of
certificates Of deposit, or as called in the
bank, interest deposits.
lie then takes up these two accounts sep
arately and in detail. demonstrating that as to
certificates Of deposit that the general ledger
shows certificates outstanding Of Sl57.1j9-
AZ instead Of S232, S24.2S. which has been
shown q, the correct amount, showing a de-
fciency # >7j,66t-o On this account. This
is made up a, follows:
First, Dec. p. 49, -..-...--.......-s2 500 neo %
Alleged payment on No. 80.
Second. Aug. j.. lN~3 ..-..-........ - s. 26
Certificate No. $40 Tor So. 2a0.Ss
for " hich the sccouut was cred
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cities. under the title, "A healthy Change in
the Tone nf the Human Hearts" +. a.
tioudman writes Of ocean signal Stations, +"
Benjamin +. Smith Of the pronunciation Of
.tlisn ords, f.. " H. aiming az The sing
ing-school> Of nl,irn Time" and II. J. pe~-
mond 81 "a Grave Omission IN our school
Historic" In "Bric-a-Rrac." there are poems
by ANTHONY Morehead, IL Roy Parker Mar
garrt priand. II. T, Healing, abb JENNIE f..
I. Dove: and iiitlr two-charaeter comedy
by Grscc peuio IItchhcld, entitled Poor
Papa"
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The kn,ldy River

OF life is the blood. From II the system re-
ceiyes all il material Of growth and repair
1t battle, every tissue of the body How nece.-
sary, then, that the blood should be Kept pure
and rich. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery" j. the great blood food and blood pu-
ritter IL j. IA sovereign remedy for all dseas-
e due to Impoverished blood. consumption.
bronchitis, weak lungs. scrofuIa, influenza,
and kindred diseases
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Foreclosure.

WHEREAS pR4tt Maltpsk.. af Ellsworth
" Hancock COUNTY, Maine. hy h. nioTt-ag'ai
IcTi, lated The jsrh iay of JulF 4 -. 1856, tGl
recorded Ia Haucock County E.Et-tJy - p-r.l-
Nnl ~, faE" I'~, conveyed o. JOHN biark - said
Ellsworth certain lot parcel Of land, situated
W said Ellsworth. bounded an,i described -
lows u Wit Lot numbered THREE hundred and
twenty -!N I-,ii Ia the town pf Ellsworth, arsnri
ing t" the plan aud survey OF ''e6rEe II Moore,
containing ninety three acres more or lc.-, being
The sam" premises 10 said y NJ Maddox con
fryri by ir,.8 from INV STATE Of Maine,
and whereas r. T.. HamHH and t,corsc
y. Black. executors % the estate
said John BLACK, by their a--i gnmrnt.
'iat"i Iuue l., A u, l-St and recorded IN same
Registry, Vol. .'~ Page Ss3. assigned said mort
gage and the ,leht thereby secure, to Alexander
u Blark ahi whereas thr condition ~ -alI
mortgage = broken claim d f5rrcta-,. the same
and give tbi- notice for that purpose.
ALEXANDER r.. BLACK.
Ellsworth oct {, l<>6. 3ui0
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How Often

We see some young man who has ,quandere,i
his money and ruined his health by excuses.
aud before - Years of age il an all broken
down and played out man. In all such eases
| prescribe natures tonic and neryine SUI
phur Bitters. They supply food for the brain.
strengthen the nerves, and are successful in
nine case, out OF ten.-Nd Ihgsiciun.
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s-aMis -
Relative 30 the
Mr.. Wisvell saws

r. .+ N'''eA aNtS1i''f
Mr. WiSYel saws
,.,.a...,
W '"e %" ui Afil,' ~, 4 snort IAN" PRIOR
yybirb 1,-il, H. fi,,. ii,,,,. had No., IN, M
= toutd .Y.i.i,r ;. III. .,,.erir.,,.r 81 ~ "a
Tho account ,t. tb,, balanced Sot.,a IN a,
debit balance luse.oupt,I for .ud - A. ~
the book and ftipf called cashier. check.
The d~bi, halauc, on The day Of my state
should h. sI marc H.. mann 40 81 ana !.
credit to thc areoun' " hich should have been
y, 'i'; !. T i.'I H., h aJerTf, n NM
been wholly c4u-,d hg issuing cashier, checks
'l'' i'g ., KEN ','',', To .' 'hf account H.
bank
fvG, ~, ,D ' I'll. HELIX ,neTA@,no ~
IN T. se,-.@5-Il. and not credited a. they
r@gn, h.. L.,. I..t ,,,, Nc, In. in,, , I,-
auNiI.ar, lcd-er aud 'h. dehi, balances above
i..im,a., f- H., .,.,, ~ ~ n,g- ~, a',l
upon ;Hst 'yd-er. ti,' bsisuee only being car
IT Tb ~. ,.,.. }3,5 ''u 2 So, j,
Iese, D. rer li,t. amounts q sl5Ieo.l,. The
ion. H.. 1p.rr3 jnl I,'''i b., I. .,-
whom The cunt was r,dace! from s credit
ses ~ 90 - '''''' O"'A'''' OF 90
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Mr.. G. G. Burrill reports the line of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his antieipations. Mr. Bur-
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-07

If you want a custom suit made from the
best of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style OF art and 10 lit like
the paper on the WALL leave your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
of these, and more. ut "a low prices is can he
shown in the country. lOtf
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kiGS--All fits stoppeti free by DIR. Kline
treat Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first day 5
use Marvellous cures. Treatise and ~ 90 trial
bottle free To Fit cases. Send to DIR. Kline cIl
Arch ST., Phia., Pa. lyr5
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The potato crop was never better than
this wear in Aroostook and the potatoes are
selling from 90 cts to Ito per bbl., which
is good price. From 400 to 1900 barrels
per day are handled at Houlton, outside the
starch factories.
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LOST I

m Saturday last carriage road between Els
u worth and sullivan Ferry. Lady's Black
Leather Travelling Satchel. Win the finder please
leave at A, f. Greely's store or with the ferryman
and oblige,
II. T. SIMPSON,
1w40 Sullivan, Maine.
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FOR RENT

The store In Coomb's Block, recently occupied
by j. W. Gould, Wholesale Confectioner, is for
rent.
Enquire of
c. c. BURRILL.
Ellsworth, Oct. 6, 1856. loft
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A,H,NORRIS
Main Street, Ellsworth.

Our new stock for the fall
trade has come. Our goods
are spread out for your in
spcction. Ladies will find our
stock complete, including
all the novelties of the
season. They are first class
in all respects. Good values
and bargains in every de
partmcnt. The prices are
right and the stock will
commend itself to the at
tcntion Of every lady. Please
gives US a call.
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Always avoid harsh purgative pill. They
first make you -ick and then leave YOU con
stipated Carriers Little Liver Pills regulate
the bowels and make YOU well. Dose, one pill.
For sale by ;. -. Wiggin
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III, October Hid. traks (. a CHEEKY
and breezy q. Nh October nnttins-day. 1t
opens with fine fronti-pIrce by Garrett.
"Comralrs' stately grandfather Of Old day
teaching BIZ. handsome grandson the game.
now out Of fashion, ~ cup and BAR; two
King Cbarl.s, -pancl., ds,rhpuud sni u
flleun complete ~ group ~ comrades"
~opli" May has the opening story The
GJp>t Nonk.y,' sud q few page. farther ou
There is another uiouko,--tors. Tho odd
~"i'ch-Tendcr ~ ~, VI. 4 Il" Between rbe.s
comes drh1h'ftl pro-,-po,m ~ Mr.. t,'ia
ThaNirr. "A Tin, Ta.,. of Tr,.L" Farther
a'"n-. in -rae" contrast. W. come UPON MIR
Foote's fAlt ~ Jhc burning 20 Ruyaltpn ~
ti'ad I'll, IIerat.m y Nr, li,ul,,." and VI.
uYon an amu.iu. though startling T.nn,--
SO story by Mr.. Hays ~ The I . :. t,co'usic
~urFel. The Etc Narmu, ia flt. IlyjeA-ha"
MI bru.k- la- i Spanish If,IoN I"ru -tsry
IN hi. "tye}," series la K.y4. Giri. auA
ROYAL Courts" Nj. sherwood d..crjl.,~ the
"erman auTi auh .oJn. ~ ii- P5iatt,se, lui
Ia thr hut ~ ''Iaftr,r MI Harm. writes
ti'nui II! II, aul Others M. th,-.rtor.' II
'~carst.eu~ Cub, suJ E"-,it.r johnson
has, 81 long and ut, resting ar;irt. upon RridA
81" III" serial, AIi A. eu.si. W Talbot,
Yachting ,'pr, HE gew % the ,a,abiiuca -
being c>p,'iail, able saJ entertaining 1s w,u
a. timely. Ihr F-t,G.- II fNr number 1rr aH
uarahl, fiua Little Nax." a .o,ru pa-c
ballad ~ ihr children, Crusade Ns Susan
'"oAd-r; Autumn Fashions" p, E1th VI
Thomas "tonl1r- 10 Tr.,-." D., May Ktley
smith 4ul "a hr i,prk IL ~ htuIi,ynrfIt y a
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that wonderful catbolicon known a. Ly da
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ha, given
the lady worldwide reputation for doing
GOOD.
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Lot 1--25 Embroidered & Fancy
combination suits at $3.50.
$1,000. $3.50 and $500.
Lot 2--All Wool Fine Serges at
Soc. worth Csc.
Lot 3--All Wool u inch extra
heavy Serges at Csc. worth
$500.
Lot 4--ill Wool Drab Alma ~
inch at 75c.. worth St.OO.
Lot 5--All Wool Prunelle at
500. worth S1.25.
Lot Gin Black Dress Goods
We Offer some entirely new
and desirable materials at
exceptionally Low Prices.
Lot 7--2O Pieces Of 81 inch
hOmeSpun at Soc. worth S1.OO.
This LOT will sell quickly.
Lot 1856 inch all wool TricOt
at soc.
Lot $50 inch all wool TricOt
at 75c.
Lot 1872 inch all wool TricOt
at 9Oc.
Lot 11--52 inch all wool novelty
mixtures at 9Oc., worth S1.2j.
SILKS & VELVETS
The value Of goods in this department
represents thousands of dollars. We
have the leading novelties and better
selected line cannot be found. In
fancy stripes and brocades we show
more than 40 different STYLES, raneiuo
from sl.25 up TO So 90 per yard. The
goods want to be seen to be apnre.
ciated. Our 10 inch SILK VELVETS
IN black and colors are bargains, also
our IL inch black and colored Plush
at Sl.50 is cheap. If you want
SILK or SATIN in Black or colors az
any description, be sure and ge: orr
prices before buying.
NJ. CAllERT.
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Legislative Notice.

q L & = Z RAY
" 8 BF ~I~IF-
p W .tI.htE
The Irish standard., 1886-10-09
ST. CLOUDS GRATITUDE.

No better refutation Of the oft-re-
peated assertion thai gratitude is a SEN
timent long since passed out of exist
ence can be afforded than the manner in
which the people Of st. Cloud remem-
bered DR.. Anes. When the people Of
that city suffered the loss of friends and
property by the devastating cyclone
some months ago, DR.. Ames, with that
generosity which has ever characterized
the man, was one OF the first medical
tnen on the ground and afforded them
the benefit of his surgical knowledge
and sympathized with them in their
losses The good people Of St. Cloud
did not forget the Doctors S kindness, and
the other evening when he and few
friends went up there to hold a meeting
they met with most enthusiastic recep-
tion. The opera house was scarcely
large enough to accommodate the num-
Der of people present. It is incidents of
this description that makes one feel that
there is still something left in this world
worth living for.